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Show THURSDAY, THE HELPER PAGE TWO cpster or wvsrs C. PUBLISHER9 rehabilitation pendent on American coal for industrial and social of instrument an become has thus coal Coal "Made in America', dicfor world stabilization. Cold people, like hungry people, are ripe tators and men on white horses. So, our coal exports may help to prevent great national tragedies in Europe. COMPANY The Story Of Oil coal field N. Memaott and N. Joe Tullius Petroleum Geologist Written Exclusively for The Journal By Ray NATIONAL OP UTAH STATE PfcSS EDITORIAL. ASSOCIATION THC- - ASSOCIATION Don't look to your retailer to put into effect the major price reductions that people are alwaps talking about and which never occur. Retailers, large and small, chain and independent, dealing in every kind of commodity, have fought one of the most aggressive battles against price inflation. They are on the firing line they get every consumer economic problems. They have used every weapon in their arsenal to hold price increases to the minimum. But that arsenal is limited. Retailers must pay the going price lor goods at wholesale. Like all other business, they must carry heavily increased overhead, in the form of higher wages, rents, taxes, supplies and everything else. They must earn some kind of profit or go to the wall. What they have done is to cut their unit profits to a low figure, and kept down expenses to the limit of their ability. That has saved American consumers untold millions of dollars, and will gave them millions more in the future. if and when wholesale prices and Retailers will reduce iprices the unavoidable costs of running a store come down. Competition, which grows stiffer every day as more and more goods are produced and the "easy money" dwindles, will take care of that. The price tags on the goods you buy are an honest reflection of today's conditions. Your retailer is not a magician but remember that he is doing a fine job in providing you with what you want at the lowest price now possible. Communist GATE AREA LIE ON COUNTY AND HELPER-CASTLEXTREME WESTERN MARGIN OF UINTAH BASIN AND THE PLATEAU !. WASATCH AND NATURAL GAS ENTRAPMENT POSSIBLE PETROLEUM WOULD NATURALLY LIE IN GORDON CREEK AND ADJACENT AREAS: In discussing 'the demarcation ranges appear to be surrounded by strata folds which exist in. lines pf possible petroleum prod-'minthe the younger geological formations uction provinces of geographi cal confines of Carbon county and when these folds are found to Gate areas, take the form of closing antiand the Helper-Castl- e it is necessary 'that the writer dis clines, oil is most generally found cuss the area and region with re in such structures. As a number spect to it's possible inclusion as of these freak structures aire part of the western margin of found to exist here in Carbon the vast Uintah Basin which oc- county especially in the area cupies most of northeastern and west from Helper and Castle Gate, Utah. they offer possible favorable drill portion of north-centrThis area, that occupied by the ing sites for the potential recovUintah Basin and the Wasatch ery of oil and natural gas in the Plateau, lying to the west of Hel opinion of the writer. It is anticipated by the writer a.uuu per, covers approximately information on reliable re maa basing square miles, being largely or structural basin lying between ports emanating from Denver and major uplifts and abutting against Salt Lake oil interests, "that the faulted Wasatch Mountains within a period of a few weeks, on the west. important developments may ocCentral Utah It is believed that at least 20,- - cur in this area of which may Carbon and county 000 feet of explorable strata are an important oil producing create of the in the deeper parts present in the Helper and adarea, ranging in geologic age from area here the Cambrian (Paleozoic) to the jacent areas.'' Miocene (Cenozoic). The deepest Seeks State-Wid- e Recognition well in the area drilled near VerThe Utah Symphony orchestra nal in Uintah county that drilled seeks to become a "state syma normal section began in the phony" instead of just a Salt marine (sea) Lake City organization, and is Upper Cretaceous shale and stopped or bottomed in now poised for a $30,000 fund the Pennsylvania sandstone at ft drive to carry out its objectives. total depth of 7,173 feet according to the drilling log of this well. The records of this well and that of the well now being drilled here on Gor by Pacific-Wester- n don Creek in Carbon county, in dicate from the viewpoint of geoBy Frances Lee Barton logy that the Paleozois section a recipe for an Angel HERE isLoaf Cake with a fineconsisting of Pennsylvania limestones, Rico, Coconino sandstones ness of grain and delicacy of texture that 'will and the Kiabab limestone member make it a deis largely thick continental formcided favorite ations deposited during past rewith family and cessions of sea waters and other a guests. delicious incidentals attendant to past emtruly cake which will ergencies of the land masses dur find itself being ing uplifts and mountain ibuilding placed on your operations. dessert schedule The Mesozoic strata beds of this time and time area of Central Utah and Carbon again. county consist in the main, of con Food Loaf Cake Angel tinental sandstone and shale at Vt cup sifted cake flour; cup the top and bottom with inter-- ! sifted sugar; cup egg whites (5 vening zones of shale, and that to 6); hs teaspoon salt; teaspoon the Tertiary section which over- cream of tartar; Ms teaspoon vanilextract. almond la; teaspoon lies the Mesozoic in geologic Sift flour once, measure, add 4 is composed of continentablespoons of sugar, and sift total sandstone and shale. gether four times. Beat egg whites It is noted in the Helper-Castl- e and salt with flat wire whisk or Gate areas of Carbon county that rotary egg beater until foamy. there is an unconformity between Sprinkle in cream of tartar and continue beating until egg whites are the g and stiff enough to hold up in soft peaks, strata beds ordinarily but are still moist and glossy. Add and Jurassic. This is the remaining sugar in four additions form of wedges of strata which by sprinkling 2 tablespoons at a over egg whites and beating appear in intervening beds short time 25 strokes. Add flavoring; beat 10 distances away from the points strokes. Sift about half the flour of exposed overlap. This condition over mixture. With flat wire whisk offers some chances of potential or large spoon, fold in flour lightly oil and gas entrapment, locally. turning bowl gradually. This takes r strokes. Then However it is noted in the 15 complete fold in flour in the same Helper area that the older beds way, remaining using 25 strokes. of strata, that is those layers Turn into ungreased 9 x 5 x which were deposited in periods loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven to the previous (375 F.) 25 minutes, or until done. rest on the latter strata, and most Remove from oven, invert pan on of the Tertiary formations which rack, and let stand 1 hour, or until are of comparatively recent geolo- cake is cool. Note: Remove eggs from refrigergic age, hare erosional unconform ator several hours before using. lifts in the Utah mountains such Egg whites beat up lighter and itles at their bases. more easily when at room tempera Most of the major anticlinal up ture and give Increased fineness of as the Uintah and the Wasatch r&la. and delicacy of texture to angei iooa cases. or VETS URGED TO LOOK OVER UTAH JUNIOR COLLEGE FACILITIES attend Veterans planning to schools this fall should not overof Utah's look the possibilities fine junior colleges, which offer areas fully accredited courses in where housing facilities are readu h avauc, are generally cneaper iimu ... larger tities' Dr. Calvin S. Smith, head of the Veterans Administrations educa-- i tional program in Utah today an- nounced that all junior colleges! in the State still have room fori tion- - fall pnrnllnipnts to round Out the size student bodies thov areese schoo s staffed to handle, report housing vacancies, both fori-single and married veterans at low cost, a point not to be overlook ed by veterans wholly dependent allowances upon G.I subsistence for support Dr. Smith also announced that man worth ten million dollars is no happier than a man worth nine million. Which is proof that money does not always bring A happiness. "MADE IN AMERICA" The constant labor conflicts which have disturbed the soft coal Industry may have convinced part of the public that the American mines are something of a relic from a dark age, uutouched by the march of progress. The truth is 'that our mines are far and away the most advanced in the world. Even 'before the British mines were socialized their Am erican counterparts were much more productive. Since socialization, British production has gone down,, and the American advantage has increased. This is largely the result of au extensive mechanization program, covering many years, which cost the mine owners tens of millions of dollars. One conseQuence of the high efficiency of coal mining in the United States has been the record wages now earned by mine work ers wages substantially higher than those paid in any other compaa aible industry. Another consequence has been an abundance of coal. The only coal shortages in this country have been caused by strikes and have been raipidly made up once work was resumed - A Loaf Cake Par Excellence It's over-lappin- Tri-ass- lc ORIGINAL, HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF EARLY DAYS IN UTAH CASOLINf UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY Thursday, p.m. All services to h6 Helper Ward Chapel. it heM m I don't wait WINTER I . Coal ORDER Nov; For Sure Delivery Call . - St. George, The VA officials also stressed the point that on the activity side FRANK PUGLIESE all btan junior cuneses unmeu a. full range of athletics, dramatics, music, and the like. H sr(i f I Phone 146 Helper VJoyvK 7VA 4 1 H 3 Yniril F!M0 YOUR FAVflRITF RRfiNIK li Ji TT CM) Z H Z 3 z Call Helper 171 or visit our offices for full estimates on a" y'- - in J'0"1" n0me now H Z Fixtures TOUSIC PLUMBIIWG REPAIR and HEATING COMPANY 187 So. Main Helper 45$ ""6 CHINESE DINNER PKG Broadcast; September 111947 55g OLD 8 OZ. JAR STYLE SAUCE H 4 small potatoes (1 lb.) cup boiling water 2 Urge tomatoes 1 teaipoon (alt 23$ w MAPLE SYRUP OPEN KETTLE PL 33$ H H Z H z Pare and quarter potatoes; cook in boiling water in tightly covered saucepan 20 min., or until tender. Turn on oven; set at moderately hot (400 F.). Cut tomatoes in halves, crosswise, rut into shallow pan, cut side up. Sprinkle with J4 teasp. salt and few grains pepper. Drain potatoes; save 2 tablesp, HoodHos Lgen2Can h liquid. Mash 3 H BARS h TOMATOES 2 POTATOES 10 Maxfne Toilet H lbs 15 lbs 49 j CHEESE Z H Z R IP H Z H CORN on (he eob GARRAGE garden TOMATOES for H canning SEEDLESS GRAPES YAMS LOUISIANA LUG 13? CELERY 791 BELL PEPPERS. - m2 fy o.i I first rrHde LB 65? LIVER, SLICED FRESH. LB 25 BACON LB. 68 HAM J " tiff STALK NOVO ... MEA wv sv H 19c LB Is bnnohe . si z t 35? fresh 2 C E ID QJ FRESH GREEN ONIONS H WHOLE nhouttta LINK SAUSAGE GROUND HALF SUGAR CURED VEAL STEAK lean frmh BEEF FRESH LB 53 LB 35 pe - - jj m iui JLoujest Possible Prices j lb FANCY FRYERS and HENS H H X H 13 SEGO MILK Z H thoroughly. potatoes You Will iVeetl: Z H X H X H cheese. Bake 15 min.. or until is melted. Serve hot. Makes 4 servings. IN TURKEY BROTH H Z H Add potato liquid, milk, remaining teasp. salt and few grains pePile pper. Beat until light and fluffy. on tpmato halves. Sprinkle with grated cheese H h x few grains pepper V cup Sego Milk Vj C"P grated American Cheete - Z Z H u Z H X Tomato Puffs at moderate cost. &0Q2,x"i H Z H h ba' 4 PANCAKE & WAFFLE FLOUR THE LATEST Newly styled and newly efficient, are bath room fixtures which can be installed W t niio dhT jt 1 MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM WITH We Use Crane Plumbing PEP88j . XHSHXNZHSHSIISHSHSSiSZHSSHZBIZIIZHHNSHXH DODO Of a series of twenty-fou- r photographs, subjects 14 to 17 are being distributed this month. If you haven't collected the earlier views, it's possible that a Vico-Pe- p 88 station may still have some on hand. Or if you are just beginning to assemble these views, you'll find it worthwhile to continue doing so for the balance of the series, because some of the most interesting are yet to come. There's a different photograph each week. SyYluToco j.,, Sacrament meeting ning at 7:30 p.m., unde, ,nd of Bishop Lynn Broadbem Choir practice, veterans interested in ob- nn nirrioula UllUlUJU..v LdHHllg tnrnatinn and housing accmodations at the Utah junior colleges should address inquiries to Weber College, Snow College, Ephraim; ,-Cartan Co. g rua' j , ,aL J 6 non&ij p.m. still possible. fold-ove- Drive in at any Vico-P- p 88 nation In Utah for thM historical photograph given with tho compliment of the Utah Oil Rafining Company. helper LS wi Sunday School at ard R. Thayne Sn al One who has given up hope of becoming a capitalist. COAL E. Colton CARBON THOSE PRICE TAGS the junior colleges Plan to trict individual classes to the ideal of 30 students or under, thus beinsuring close relationship and professors. students tween This is a point certainly worth considering at a time when major and universities U. S. colleges overcrowded. are admittedly Concerned with the responsibility of seeing that veterans get the highest possible standards of training under the G. I. Bill, Dr. Smith states that the VA is this attention year especially calling colleges t0 the Nation's small indivjdualized teaching is res- Bv GREATEST SEPTEMBEr AH m As a result of the war. followed by sharply reduced production denow is world the of much the European and British coal mines, The HELPER JOURNAL Issued Every Thursday THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING Helper. Utah JOUENAL-HELPBBUT- Phone 30 - HXHXHXHHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHIISHHI,P, j |