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Show GREEN :p UTAH hEVENT FIRES L e a Dead Fire U a Clean Camp A VOLUME 44 NUMBER MINING AND RAILROAD 'DISTRICT 36 NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH starts Sept nth$jx jacner lisi announced jkioI Twin Symbok cf (NOiPENOENCG THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1950 incumbents Retained In County Primal? Wednesday morning in Carbon county with all votes counted in the 31 voting precincts, showed The list of school teachers for that on the Democratic ticket the Carbon school district was listing the various candidates for submitted to the press yesterday county offices that all of the "old by Supt. Mont Harmon, and al. gang" less one were elected to though there are several posts have their names on the official not yet filled, it is expected that general election ballot this fall. by the time school starts next Turnout for the Primary elec week that the full quota for the tion was very light, voters exer district will be complete. cising their rights not numbering Teachers this week have been many over 5000, with the greater introduced to a new procedure in part ignoring the Republican side school work with the introduction of the ballot, to support those of teacher instruction school dur- who are nearer to home and will ing which time the instructors) to a greater degree be responsiwill be thoroughly enlightened as 'BR Y MILLER JESSE BRYAN JOHN RUGGERI ble for how their tax dollars are to the policies of the local admini- ART SMITH For JOE HOLM AN For 'fBRIG" YOUNG For spent stration and the workings of the For Sheriff Commission Yr. Commission For Clerk For Treasurer Top vote getter on the county County Attorney state board, its requirements and counlist was Jesse Bryan, the objectives that should be ty commissioner aspirant, who strived for in the education of 3164 collected votes, running this generation's future citizens. against Ernest O'Green, Helper, School will officially start Mon. who received 1332 votes. Bryan day, Sept. 11, and the following' ANTI-COMMUNI- ST beat his opponent by 1832 votes. teachers have been signed up for Another oinmssion tilt was An outstanding feature of the that of the 1950 term: "Ilry" Miller incumbent, Utah and the nation this week third annual convention of the and Doug Wilson of Standardvllle, HELPER CENTRAL officially opened the Crusade for Lpt. Mof MEN CALLED of General who were very close all through Amercan Academy I VET WAR WORLD cam-! an Amy Nelson, Caroline Myers, Freedom, in session the several Utah Practice. chapter, precincts with Miller A"" paign, when Gen. Dwight D. EisenME ARTS ITEMS and Friday and Saturday, ending up with a majority of 340 today broadFOR PHYSICALS hower made a stirring radio SUCCUMBS in Salt Lake City is a general votes. Miller JGHT FROM HERE; Loraine garnered 2424 votes Christensen, Terrance cast from Denver on Labor Day. to be held at the Mormon and Mr. Wilson received 2084. session Here in Utah, no campaign since AFTER SHORT ILLNESS f M. Sve Borovotz, Seirafina K FAIR SHOWING which the In the race for the sheriff spot Mauro. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 tabernacle this isevening World War II has captured the to attend. on the ballot a lot of L. urged public general Kelly, county k George repeople guessy Funeral services were conducted Miss Sally Mauro, principal of imagination of the people or to Dr. A. R. Demman, ed it wrong. Joe Holman of East tact woman According ior tue ume Ans the Central names Twenty-fivof UUH at the Lyttl re6, wholehearted such Helper support yesterday. Sept. ceived school, Helper, member of the board of directors Carbon, a former Irtment for Carbon county an-- ' e loser On as this movement to counteract civic auditorium for Harry How- - county boys were taken from the all parents quests registering IB the Utah association, this meet- the Veterans ticket two years ago, women of all that ied today bdard of the local draft last of rolls 59, Dunn, with Helper truth, ard employee bring to school the first day its communist propaganda will feature some of the counCarbon area who have needle 263." votes as against garnered first graders, to have the child said Charles C. Bintz, Utah chair- Caty, and formerly with the Helper night and sent notices that they ing medical authori- 1980 for incumbent David Walexwould to like outstanding t that they try's to at tember Price be 13, to taken and Hardware Furniture company, man. birth or baptismal certificate. t in the ties, who will speak on a social- lace. He won by a plurality of county 3oth at the At the opening Utah meeting Services were under the direction are to renort Wednesday, Sep-o- f HELPER JR. HIGH ized medicine and how the prac- 655 votes. I State Fair should contact 21. American Fort the for Post Carbon Douglas physical James Mullins, Owen Burgener, last Friday night, the state school tice has worked out in other counm their earliest convenience The toughest race on the whole with Chaplain George inations and preliminary question-Rowle- y Kimber Barlow, Cecil Jorgensen. system, the American Legion, the of tile world. Dr. John W. tries make arrangements to have n ticket was that for county a on Mr. county before the Dunn, being put ing officiating. Melba Hyatt, Iver E. Iverson, Will- - Utah State Junior Chamber of of the Amer- treasurer with incumbent A. N. Cline. president-elec- t Iwrk sent up state to be ex- accord-membe- r a 1, was for War of list World draftees, ability installations, ard Law, Robert Milano, George Commerce, military ican Medea! association, will speak Smith facing a comparatively unled. In years past women in Pizza. of the local post. ing to a report released by the on R. Pizza, Rose Santi, women's clubs, public officials and Mary of socialized the social much county have displayed known man politically, James C. numerous other organizations Speakers at the servic.es were local draft boad officials this medicine, and aspects Earl Acord. how it would react in their work and it is Young of Price, Young, according Admorning, their Arthur CARBON SENIOR HIGH support. Horsley, Department pledged on the general welfare of the pub- to k that this year, especially, publicity, was endorsed by all Ten young men who have pass-Cit- lic. Dr. Other organizations were rapidly jutant, American Legion. Sail Lake Ellen S. Aageson, Dolan Condie, Selvoy J. Boyer, Spring-ville- , of organized labor and gave the they will make an effort to to the sent will Ue from ed R. assist J. A. and E. Vaughn, Helper, physicals iLeland Bird, Harold Bithell, making preparations Utah, is another speaker at gome of their work in the Musical selections wwr? presented here September 21 to fill the quota tbis , general session. Dr. Boyer veteran office holder Smith a real iCalk Claude Cowley Elizabeth J drive. fahibits. First campaign object will be to by the Helper LDS ward choir, for Carbon eountr foY tne rurrertf has made a very thorough study rough .run, fut in .post. Smith Ericksen, Mary Margaret Flaim, nosed Young by a safe, but rery work should be submitted Apollo Hanson, Veronica Heinlein, obtain the signatures of every; and vocal solos by Cal Jewkes of month. of socialized medicine, notably in slim Mrs. margin of 95 very important names of of Kelly between September Bess Jones, Wesley P. Larsen, B. resident of Utah on scrolls to sig- Kenilworth. is the list Following En.?arui where it is now being votes. fed 12, giving two days to get W. McAllister. Betty Jean nify they affirm their belief in Graveside services and dedica- young men who have been called practiced and he will comment on For county attorney, A. John pre before the fair opens on Charles Menzies, Vernon American ideals of freedom. Sec- tion of the grave was made by the to report for physical examina- - the overall changes that have a incumbent, waged Member loth. Ruggeri, small to 13: obtain is tions. Donna September object ondary Merrill. George Morgan, local post. been wrought through the adopa very against campaign thorough to informapose desiring further defray contributions needed Delbert D. Smith, Harry Fox,tjon 0f sUch a practice. He was born at Cheyenne, Wyo., Hansen. . ,. popular youngster in the political ir relative i r to exhibiting i uil their H a i I f ' y tsoya ivenner, Carl Olsen. Henry A. Pace, costs of a huge Freedom Bel and June 27, 1891, son of Harry Stien n ieu- Anuur Tonic of Dr. Cline's speech will field. Boyd Bunnell. Price attorney, I should call Mrs. Kelly or wave short neth Tom&ic, Jack Matekovic, Rudy be. "The Doctors Look at. Socialand Lena Powell Stien (Dunn). Verda Petersen, LeVar Rasmus-he- r to build and maintain to ibeat him with a plurality of in person, at Helper. A retired railroad conductor, Mr. Sac.co. all of Helper. Ray Tatton, ized Medicine." Dr. Varian Bartholomew, Marion radio stations around the perspeech Boyer's 314 votes. Ruggeri (received a Iron Dunn was a member of Mt. Plea- William Harold Gentry. Ronald will be "The Layman Evaluates Roberts, Elmo G. Geary. Le'naru imeter and beamed at the of 2470 votes, Bunnell retotal piper Man's Wilsant Free and Accepted Masons. Cecil Cones, Tom KoRmas. Shields, Preston Summerhays Har- - Curtain. Medicine." Socialized 215G. ceived Lvlei The es At Lake bell, of bronze and He is survived by his wife, Mrs. liam Horsley Rhead, Maurice Earl vey Thomas, J. B. Thompson the in office in the county three Retained gatherday During five figures representing Ann Wallace Dunn, Helper; his Reese. Ned R. Alger, Leon Hall Palter Clark, Witchita, Kansas, James Roller, B. Orr Williiiie, E. bearing men in the was Brigham H. office ferks eipht ing, outstanding estate man and brother of M. Williams, V. E. Williams, John the five races of mankind passing mother. Mrs. Lena Powell Stien Brown, all of Price. will speak on Young, another veteran of many medical profession inbe is to of Standard-villfreedom, Clark of Helper, died at Yack. J. Nile Washburn, and Irel the torch Raymond Martinez, Dunn; his stepfather, George J. the scientific aspects of modem political battles, who faced a new stalled in the Western zones of Dunn, Salt Lake City; two step Willis D. Quayle. Drager- Lake last week while visit-wit- h Longhurst. will pass on to name on the ballot, in the person Berlin late in October. Signatures daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Kent, ton; John Redd Brace, Dragerton: day medicine and CASTLE GATE Harry. The brothers had of Reed D. Richens. Brig received general practitioners in the will be out on the lake all Evelvn Hastings, Mamie B. Long, obtained from the scrolls Helper, and Mrs Marguerite Tyler, Robert K. Stoker, Sunnyside; Ross day and a of area wealth 2853 votes against 1791 for his Dafe Per had been- in a verv- erood Wahl. Indra Jensen Neva enshrined in the bell tower, said Oakland. Cal.; one stepson, Robert Ovlat Wells, Wellington; Chrvstal valuable data on the very latest opponent. Leland Armen Trout. Oakland, Cal.; three Thomas Begay, Columhia; Pie of mind when they retired Green, Roland Taylor, Wilene iuican ;be used by 11 Crusade for Freedom, headed daughters, Mrs. Pauline Bergin. Kent Wimmer, Nine Mile; Verdis practices, that p.m. that evening. Surviving gore, Jack Allen Roark. to give better service to KIWANIS them D. Gen. Lucius Clay, Inglewood, Cal.; Mrs. Patricia Lamont nationally by Wellington; Blackburn, besides his brother here are CLEAR CREEK humanity. MEMMOTTS AT "i other brothers in Kansas mmuHj Plese, Helper, and Miss Ann Dunn. Thomas Arthur Self, Sutinydale. Joan Iverson, Richard S. me iiaiiuuoi oy and Alice! is Mrs. 'Price, many, Paul one Madrigal, sister. sponsored FAREWELL PARTY sister in Los Angeles. Helper; son. Ike body was taken to Witchita Salt Lake City, and ard Earl Davis, transfers to the Charles Saccomano jCommittee for a Free Europe. Members of the Helper Kiwanis COLUMBIA Ro- - The commiuee aireauy upeiaieo three brothers, Amos Dunn, Den- - Carbon County Board, cluhv services and burial. Harry their wives and several Dies Of Harry R. Balle, Amanda P. " M jone radio station which daily from ver; George P. Dunn. Spokane,! Was nnahlo tn attsnil attended a special farewell fho hortc Kathrvn Strate. guests, A heart attack proved fatal last 'Western Europe pierces the Iron Wath.. and Denton L. Dunn. Salt Pices because of ill health. party night at the auditor(Continued on Page 8) Friday Sacto at Charles Provo, night, HELPER LOSES GAME Curtain, pitting the truth of Free-'do- Lake City. ium in honor of one of its mememRio Grande comano, Helper, Burial was in the Mountain View against communist lies. bers, and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. ployee. He along with a good nub- - Cliff cemetery under the direction of Memmott, who are leaving in 4-- 2 of Carbon county baseball PROVO ber SOCIAL SECURITY the Mitchell funeral home. near jWITH the future to make their , befans was witnessing the game MAN AT PRICE Below are the first two "Future Citizens of Carbon County" tween the Helper Merchants and home in Roosevelt, where they will assume the publication of the AT AMERICAN FORK NATIONAL KIDS' DAY Provo, when during the latter Introduced TUESDAY, SEPT. 12 to the general public through the medium of two Duchesne County newspapers. of was the he seized game part Sherman H. Ruese'n. manager of The program was under the disecwon the Helper Journal. Others will be introduced eveiy week. Sev-W- I The Provo Timps with an attack. He was rushed to the Social Security office at Provo, PLANS BEING MADE of L. Earl Acord, chairrection of Utah the half ond championship a was Utah but more copies of valley hospital, will be in the Courthouse at Price pictures submitted to us by the Vogue man of the Kiwanis education downwhen Industrial League they dead upon arrival. s on Tuesday, September 12. from Studio or committee and a member of the an in Helper and Price are on hand and next week's Merchants the Helper Funeral arrangement are awaitjed 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., in ac- BY HELPER KIWANIS Past Presidents' committee. The field own eame on their overtime will be picked from a group by a disinterested party, who of his brothers the decision ing semicordance with a regular meeting was presided over by ilast night. and relatives. des not know monthly schedule of providing asThe formation of a special Naany of the personalities involved. Keep these Calvin and Jewkes, In a closely plaved clash bepresident, sistance to Carbon and Emery tional Kids' Day committee of the tween five copies of the Bunnell a s in two, acted as master of of Boyd year, Garth Ford them and compare youngsters or desire who help County people ceremonies. Special music for the Helper Kiwanis club was announc- the Timps and Merchants Angelo Six People 0r more, on Social Security ed and watch the progress of this new generation of information occasion was presented by Roland today by Cal Jewkes. president Venturelli. neither team was able When Car citizens. problems. of the local organization. Taylor, who sang two bass solos, to secure more than one run each For the convenience of residents The committee which will han- before the regulation nine innings Hits Bridge Railing and by Mr. Taylor and Mr. Jewkes, of East Carbon. Mr. Ruesch will dle all activities for the local six persons who sang a duet, Sunday afternoon had accompanied by elapsed. be available at the office of John celebration of Kids" Day, Satursuffered Injuries, not classed as Mrs. P. M. Gonzalez. As the overtime session started. Drain W. Galbreath & Company day. Sept. 23. has elected as its !the Timps, first to bat. went into serious when a car in which they Mayor D. K. Downey, who Is were riding collided with a bridge llso a gerton from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. chairman, G. E. Woodhead. Other action. Ford walked to first past president and a past quick 13. on Wednesday. September committee members are: Dr. Tosh and was helped by a hit by railine on the highway east of secretary of the club, reviewed Furukawa. Frank Varna, Woodrow Brooks. With both men on base, Sunnyside Junction. Driver of the the various contributions that Mr. Carbon All-Stacar was Rev. Robert Pollock, of Meinmott has made to Merkley and Frank Dalpiaz. Kiwanis, Garth Kump hit a hieh 'ball to Woodhead immediately issued a left field which was bungled by Notre Dame Catholic church, Price. having served as president, secGet Passes For A report from Rev. Francis R. statement announcing that funds the Merchant outfield and Brooks retary and director in his own. Shrine Activities raised in the Kids- - Day effort land Ford Scored. Kump ran in on Lamothe stated that Rev. Pollock club, and last year as lieutenant In recognition of their fine playwas returning from Greenriver governor of the Utah-Idah- o would go to the underprivileged disthe next play for the fourth Provo r ing in the Utah Shrine after having held services there. trict. He also pointed out the fact children fund of the Helper club. tally. games on August 18 and 19. Max of Charity from the Details of the method to be that the honored guest had been The victorious Provo team will Two Sisters Oliphant and Morris Nelson from Dted in raising these funds are Dame school, had accom-- : Notre Fork nine American the meet recognized internationally, having Carbon High school, members of to be revealed soon, Mr. Wood-hea- d panied him to teach catechism. served as a member of the Public on Page Eight) football team, South the lighting Taken to hospital Relations added. committee. and Gerald Culwell, also from Carfor treatment were Rev. Pollock-Siste- r Wednesday nights meeting of Dates of the party At the conclusion a on but the tne ciun was bon High, hoopster Alix, Sister Theresa, Mrs. the honored conQDCtefl D Hector were presented guests A To basketball Class squad, 2::. winning Wednesday Frank (Mary Ellen) Vetere, Chiara, and the feature speaker Changed with two beautiful table lamps was made this Greenriver; her were elected to memgersbip In was member Frank Announcement son. whose Dalpiaz, tJhe Utah Shrine Players subject was "The curtailment of week that the regular day for Frank Vetere, and her brother, and expressed their appreciation for the party and the many years Association. Funds in the Postal Department Primary activities at the Helper Carl J. Schoetiberger, 10. Helper. of pleasant association with the were Life time be will LDS passes presented and How It effects mail service ward. changed church, J"MY RUGGERI JOHN VINCENT Kiwanians and their wives. This Helper and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelly to Pres Summerhays, Carbon High photoover to Wednesday, instead of yo,,n to the public." man was a very This youngster , became Tom Mahon of the SunPresident and 1949 Paul children. who illing the three Scott, coach Tuesday, during the time that subject- fm. daysd - HiC camera- - genic early Only club a presented Mr. MemSouth football team, and to 5 v Jerry Bergera and his friend. schools are in session. This change Louise of Salt Lake City, are nyside "e " the son of Mr. and the picture was tanen. a mott with gold Kiwanis pocket the who weeks at two Tib aided for have in WedTom coaches Peto a . other Lane, spent the week end in the program takes effect visiting Sunny-sid- e 189 Palnwr and Mrs. Vince Garavaglia, these games since its inauguration with Jerry s parents, Mr. and Mrs. nesday, Sept. 13. All activities home of Bob's parents, Mr. and knife as a gift from the Hill St., Helper. club. L. Studio James Bergera. Mrs. O. Kelly. in will start at 4 p.m. Photos by Vogue 9 mm -- CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM CAMPAIGN t Harmon Meeting on Socialized Medicine At Salt Lake; Public is Invited 25 ZT"J MS i W1M e one-tim- I -- i exam-Legio- n, avail-vetera- y, Brother Resort n e; & FETE w 6"'"" Iver-jiorm- d, Heart Attack m I future Citizens of Carbon County pic-tire- j right-hander- Hurt rs All-Sta- City-Coun- ty lds All-St- GAav" -- o" i Primary |