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Show 4URSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1947 THE HELPER JOURNAL Government asking elder 25th; Cache 33rd; Salt Lake so rmin f that Washington Piute 62nd; o tAViJJfi ' "it 39th- - and ,0r Iron 76th. In the state' 71st; to EurPe turkey shipP he turkey farmers produced ers are sending every possible i,092 L on t the early market Tw0 turkeys for an average last official census price of $6.40 per bir dor $9,029 ago, the Te&TS . sn nrrwliiptinn in upr farnipr Tbiu voar T'toVi will ciy. ' A liiU " " "in she same The 1.20U.000 market around year States. turkeys. United ttie to the growers OUr COunueB raicu auiuug Prevailing prices nine of 39 to 39c for toms over 20 out of are counties 100 tie first the U. S: Sanpete was pounds; 491sc for hens in favor- 3,039 m 19th; Sevier 24th; Boxlable weights. Utah 3rd; was entitled, "Mollie Pitch Buy your office supplier at Tha Jean Rowley, "Democracy Helper ."ournal. and the Colonies"; Helen Thacker, Memo pads for sate at The Uel-"National Anthem"; Arlene Wil son, Schools of the Revolution"; per Journal office. Final eliminations in the D.A.U. Janet Meckel. "The Great Docu Phone News Itms to Journa- lessav contest were held Thursday, ment": Patsy Hurdick. "t'onstitu the With EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the Ninth of a series of stories on conditions in Europe as viewed by Mason R. New York state weekly newspaper publisher, who is Europe and writing his reactions as "the man from the His first article "Ireland In 15 Hours" appeared several ago in the Journal. .v. j I ean Juliano Named First Place Winner Of D.A.K. Contest weekly Smith, touring street." weeks 1947, Mason We don't run our business for the luxury trade. We have no mink coats, no French perfumes, no charge accounts, no deliveries. But that keeps our prices down nothing like that is included in what you pay for our good, sound merchandise. It's all solid value with nothing added for storekeeping frills. And that makes sense to the average American budget! Your Fall Suit Reduced er"; November 13th, in the Little The atre huildins of the Carbon col lew with the judges. R. J. Vaug Rossiter Smith The Hagut 3 essay -- "TICKETS" Copyright, "AGE THREE HELPER. UTAH 15 nan of Helper, Kd Sheya and A. John Kuggeri of Price, announcing .flss Jean Juliano as first place winner. students sixty Approximately entered the essay contest, chooa ing any subject pertaining to the Revolutionary period. eliminations After preliminary the following six girls, incident ally all juniors of Carbon "high school, vied for honors in the final contest: Jean Juliano, whose t ion of the USA". honors went to: and third place! wmm.,. wa8 Jean Rowley. The' , wjmlers presented their essays o er the radio Saturday! morning at 1 30. The other three were invited to present their es says to the Price Woman's Club, judges stated that all six girls. were very close in the finals and that it was very difficult to judge the three best essays. Miss Juliano will he presented with a silver medal from DAU on award day at the high school Second place Tnaeker Utah County Centennial History 1(,1(,n BOOK . . . s3.00 1 August Well Illustrated! When you start checking your Each Community History Generously Treated. timetables, it strikes you at once as rather strange that the train Order Now . . . from journey from Hrussells to The Hague should require over five City Publishing Co hours. Especially after you have Springvllle, Utah POSTAGE PREPAID )F MONEY OB just been talking with people who CHECK IS BENT WITH ORDER have driven a car this short distance in not more than two hours. But the reason becomes apparent when your train chugs into Eas- chen, on the Belgian side of the border. X If you are fortunate enough to have a seat in the "pullman" (first class parlor carl, you sit for about an hour, waiting for the customs and immigration officials to come through. Meanwhile, what appears to be a mass evacuation of all the second ami third class cars, people with all their baggage, large and small, streaming past your window into the station turns out to be the usual rush to .L-ilthe customs. Sometime later an im . migration official comes through j the first class cars, casually check ing the passports, and in a few moments the customs officer appears. He asks each first class passenger quietly and courteously if you have anything to declare. He doesn't bother to look at your first class luggage. Apparently are expected to be passengers 1 peculiarly honest. In the meantime, you have teen " K. a customs official, who has been examining the other travellers, X step along the platform with a With Coupon fistful of new nylons of which he H has apparently relieved some X Lb unwise or unwary pas H senger. After awhile, the train rolls on X across thf, border, where it stops 11 NO PEANUTS Butchers Say: X H again at. Uosendaal, on the Dutch LB CAN SYRUP CHOCOLATE side. Here the same procedure j Te surV repeat!-- , itself all over again the IS EATMOR same crowds lugging their baga of good gage out of the second and third I JJ 1 Thanksgiving LBS YAMS class ears into the station for our I of one customs, and about another hour J choice Norbest JJJ if. consumed. In the parlor car, J Turkeys prop LOUISIANA J eventually two smartly uniformed X I erly cleaned 1 LB CRANBERRIES youths in khaki come through to Sn J and strictly I stamp the passports. They have time to joke a bit with you and M HERSHEY'S their American slang is good man customs; arrives. X FANCY MIXED NUTS LG 19 OZ. PKG beforp the He is a medium sized stocky chap with a ruddy complexion and H 4 itraji,. zmummBsu.a,jn.iM mtmrnjomtJAMmmBmaismwhite hair, and he goes into a PURE PORK STYLE COUNTRY conference with each passenger H H individually. He wants to know LB LB LARD and has you write it down on a X SAUSAGE X large form how much money you H S4 are carying in cash, foreign curCHOICE CUTS LEG OF PORK rencies and travellers checks. If H there is any possibility that you LB BEEF ROAST LB X ROAST may have "forgetten" some of the H money you have. he gives you another chance X several times RUM and BRANDY CHOICE TENDER X with the courteous inquiry, "Is' H dat awl?" He then tells you to H LB LBS MINCE MEAT stick the form in your passport X VEAL ROAST X to return it when you leave the H H a little X country, and inquires worriedly as if he hopes' you H won't say ,"Yes" "Have you anyHe doesn't X thing to declare?" 141 bother to look at your luggage. Deviled X "Und to t'nk," one Dutchman X Macaroni said to me as he passed by the gf CI Squares window, "dot we haff chust vaut X 1 X j cup macaroni a vaur vor freedom, no?" or cup grated American BLEACHED H cheese broken spaghetti, The gently rolling country of H 1V'2 tablespoon into pieces finely enion cut X 4 out a into li cups boiling LB CELERY great Belgium flattens 3 tablespoons finely cut wi:er level plain almost as soon as you 1 'A teatpoons salt H pimiento ( can omit) few grain pepper cup Sego Milk enter Holland. The land stretches H r 3i cup 2 tablespoon melted solt bread butter or margarine cul'en ( day old ) before you, X flat as a table-to- p FIRM RIPE 2 slightly beaten egg H can a beau H Cook for miles see and you macaroni until tender in 4 cup LB 27c TOMATOES of many-colore- d tiful country X and salt. water X boiling Drain; teasp. fields in cultivation, grain, hay H rinse with hot water. Grease a shallow quart baking dish. Turn on oven; set and much of the dand newly plowX RED EMPORER ed. It is all interlaced with canals, X at slow (325 F.). Mix together milk, Vi cup boiling water and H almost all flanked by trees, and X remaining bread cubes. Let stand 5 min. Mix in GRAPES X every small farmhouse again an H remaining ingredients and macaroni. architecture quite different from X Pour into baking dish. Bake about 35 H min., or until firm. Cut into squares (Continued on Page Six) ROME BEAUTY with serve and X condensed hot, tomato H ' 'Art j if jj ! Long Skirts, Jackets... Big Style Highlights - - lowest Possible Prices Phone 30 X " 20.00 Smoother, longer jackets, pencil-sliskirts (no more than 14" from the floor) we've hundreds for you to choose from! All with soft hip tucks, fine shoulder details! BUY NOW for the best choice for early Fall! 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