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Show COMMENT ON THE NEWS The Journal offers it advertisers as complete a circulation thru this district as it is possible to re A circulation which Is al- ways reliable. "AMERICA SEEN" Daily dispatches constantly ad vise that "America is seen" as a leader in the peace moves, in the financing of sinking nations, and recovery from the depression. In fact, America is seen as a leader in everything these days That makes America a winner. But what a drubbing the home folks are getting. NO SOLDIER BONUS The senate last week, 60 to 28, voted against payment of a cosh .bonus to men at this ; iaie. That probably will settle the Xjuestion for a while. VOLUME XXII NUMBER 47 Send Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Mil B, P. O, & Price Lodge 1550 1 P MB Friday, May u i EIGHT PAGESPRICE 5 CENTS 1933. 5, Imn Muscle Shoals as It Is Nov A "ON TO CHICAGO" Will Observe 4th Birthday CARBON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BAND, WINNER OF INTERMOUNTAIN AND STATE BAND CONTESTS HAS OFFICIALLY BEEN DESIGNATED AS UTAH'S STATE BAND COMMITTEES ORGANIZED AND MOVEMENT NOW UNDER WAY TO RAISE $6000 OVER STATE TO SEND BAND TO THE NATIONAL CONTEST AND CHICAGO WORLDS FAIR IN JUNE "THUMBS DOWN" ON BANQUET, INITIATION AND BIG DANCE AT SILVER SHORT WEEK MOON HALL WILL COMPRISE ENTERTAINMENT The National Association of Manufacturers, in session at the nation's capital last week, voiced (From Carbon Elk Magazine) disapproval of the proposed 30 A hale and healthy youngster is gang will again gather up their hour week, and asked for revival to show its ap- wives, sweethearts and friends and of the national council of defense, four years old, and for and growing go up to the Silver Moon dance e war-timpreciation living a body, to aid in busi hall to finish the birthday celebrafor four lean years is going to tion. ness revival. Dancing till you have had throw another birthday party. On enough is promised, while Danny's NO THIN DOLLARS FOR US May 6 the youngster will start the Rainbow Ramblers proceed to Everyone, naturally, wishes to party at thS Elks Club in Price ramble. Punch will be available for see the government's efforts to re with a buffet luncheon at 4 p. m. those desiring refreshments. vive trade and business meet with This will last till 8 o'clock and all now 4 to 8 p. m., Remember, success. But we can't back any in Elks and their ladies are cordially buffet lunch, Elks and Ladies; 8 flation scheme, as inflation simply invited to attend. to 9:30 p.m., Lodge initiation, for means the dollar will buy less than At 8 o'clock initiation ceremon- Elks only; 9:30 to , dance at at present. ies will start and continue until Silver Moon, everybody. And heaven knows it keeps most the candidates have either ridden Tickets for the buffet lunch will of us busy buying the necessities the goat or given up the attempt. be on sale at the door at 50 cents of life with full value dollars. Elks only are invited to this part per head. Tickets for the dance of the show. may be obtained from any memNEW AIRSHIP TESTED Following the making or break- ber of the lodge at $1.00 per couWith the smoke of the Akron ing of another Elk or two, the ple. airship disaster still hovering over the nation, the army announces the successful trial flight of the TC-1d airship in largest the world. Thru the errors of others in progress made. At a meeting of citizens, repre- excellent showings in the intersentatives from all walks of life in mountain and state contests. Carbon county, held in the Rotary Salt Lake Luncheon Meet club rooms at Price Monday eveAt a meeting of the executive ning, committees were drafted to committee Tuesday it was decided devise ways and means of raising to hold a luncheon meeting in Salt between $5000 and $6000 with Lake City in the immediate future which to send Carbon county high at which time representatives of school band to the national band the various organizations would be contests at Evanston, 111., a sub- invited to attend. The purpose of urb of Chicago, in June, and to the this gathering will be to consider worlds fair being held in Chicago. the best means of raising funds in The Carbon county high school outside sources. band for the year 1933 is a thing MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 of the past no longer exists because the state has claimed it for its own acclaimed it as the Utah M " ,. State Band, and the word has ir''1 if gone out that this band must be A recent view ot the heart of tlie Muscle Shoals power and sent to the national contests and nitrate project, which President-elec- t Roosevelt has just visited, is the fair. The national band conshown above. Mighty turbines are boused within the walls A number of silver cups and test, at which will be chosen the shown in the foreground, while in the distance can be seen tho Wilson dam, busily at work harnessing the Tennessee river's milchampion high school band of the medals, trophies awarded the Hellion horsepower. Huilt during the World War to produce nitrates United States, with much attend- per junior high school band for its needed for munitions, the project, which cost U. S. taxpayers ant desirable publicity for the victories in the state band conPENETRATING FOG has been idle since. Bills calling for government state and community sponsoring tests at Logan, and for previous 1150,000,000, An inventor now has completed g operation of the plant have been vetoed by Presidents Coolitlge the band, will be years' victories are on display this a delicate device which, thru use Because of Roosevelt's power record as governor and Hoover. week in the windows of the Gift 111., June held at Thirty-tw- o Evanston, ladies from DINNER EXTENDAND DANCE young infra-red of the rays of light, is Carbon of New York, his administration is expected to do something Shop jewelry. to a bare in month which the members of ED HELPER MEMBERS OF leaving county, able to penerate fog, smoke and about Muscle Shoals. MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 raise the money. BAND IN RECOGNITION OF Helper and Price Catholic choirs, darkness. under the direction of Jas. SPLENDID ABILITY Father Named Executive Committee This is of outstanding importance in maritime circles and, if F. Claffey, sang high mass SunAt the meeting in Price Monday a. m. in the CathedA splendid homecoming, honorwhich was presided over successful, will bring safety to the day at 10:30 evening, LIVING COSTS INCREASE sea- under conditions which now ral of the Madeline at Salt Lake. ing the Helper junior high school W. W. Christensen, an execuby tive committee to supervise the take a heavy toll of life and pro- Mrs. Ethel Hansen of the Salt band, was had Monday evening With discussion of cur- Lake choir accompanied at the when the Helper Kiwanis club enof the necessary money, perty. raising the market inflation, rency organ. tertained the members of the band was selected as follows: H. B. Miss Norma Laboroi of Helper reports indicate commodity Father Dwyer recited requiem with a banquet and dancing party HITLER GAINS MORE Goetzman, chairman; Carl Empey, this week was awarded first place not are This is prices rising. sermon the with high mass, being which lasted until a late hour and SUPPORT Norman Hamilton, William Toy, in the recent Flag Day essay con because the value of articles Chancellor Adolf Hitler has se- preached by Monsigneur Hunt. left all in splendid spirits. Oliver Sutch, Mrs. E. S. Bray, and test conducted by Carbon Elks OPSLOWING I P OF MINING actually have increased, but The dinner hour was devoted to H. Jones. cured new support from Germans. Following mass, members of the Henry lodge. Miss Laboroi wins a gold because the value of money cathedral choir entertained ERATIONS SHOWS SHARP the merry-makin- g and singing, with A general committee was chosen medal, and the Helper school will The Steel Helmets, veteran be will lessened. INCREASE IN NUMBER OF comprised of Dave Parmlee, Geo. be presented with a beautiful flag. ization, and the Nationalists, have visitors at luncheon in the Knights the band members being called upFoodstuffs groceries and of Columbus hall. on for brief remarks, and the Joined with the Hitlerites. This First place in the seventh grade DESERVING FAMILIES Miller, W. W. Christensen, O. H. meats will probably be the The local choirs were invited to R. J. Vaughan, Elmie went to Lorna Frandsen, silver leaves the way clear for youthful guests almost had their Guymon, to and first rise, milk, lard, an unobstructed Hitler dictator- make the Salt Lake pilgrimage an hosts lined up against the wall be An increase of 8.5 per cent in Bernardi, Claude Empey, Glen medal; first place eighth grade to sugar, beans, butter and annual event, and it is understood fore the evening was ended with J Amos Jack Addley, silver medal; second ship. the number Of families seeking Nelson, James Nutall, the week eggs during past the choir Cathedral will the repay their after dinner remarks and Rollo place eighth grade, Laura Monto-rEarl However, in character strength, Durant, Wakefield, from the assistance Carbon have recorded county sharp gains. clever response. However, the R. Porter, Mrs. Fred Hitler is somewhat of a German visit in the near future. Frank Bunnell Huff, Castle Gate; the West, week bureau is RFC this do to Housewives will well reported MOTHERS DAY. MAY 14 were able to enter into d'Annuzio. He will need that supGlen D. Reese, supervisor in Storrs. Mrs. Victor Litizzette, Mrs. first place in ninth grade, Wilene The market Journal by study the spirit of the occasion, led the A. L. Craven, Miss Rose Davidson, MacMullian, silver medal; second port. ads and, where possible, lay charge of the distribution work. V. H. Cowles, DeLos E. Brandon, place ninth grade, Elzova Jones, guests in song, and "a good time since been Increase has in stores. Food substantial steady was had by all." SLACKS NOT OKAYED the first of the year and constant- and the executive committee mem- Sunnyside. prices can hardly be expectThe Utah Federation of MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 bers. Preceding the dinner, the band to get any lower and any ed ly forcing more detail and investimembers gave a street concert, clubs in executive session in Organization Completed ofMr. Reese's work in kind of rise upon gation price would and following the luncheon period the state capitol last week declarAt a meeting of the executive fices, but so far he has the situarepresent a substantial savwas in ed for feminine leadership and a dancing enjoyed Liberty committee in Price Tuesday mornto in That state taxes have taken a hand and able tion houseto the nicely ings prudent hall. return of former standards. In re- considerable meet all demands. since the peak ing, with H. B. Goetzman as chairwife who puts in a store of drop MAY 14 MOTHERS DAY, cent years women have taken an of 1930 is shown in a The April increase in number of man, Norman Hamilton was chosreport issued groceries. outstanding part in local and na- by the Utah Taxpayers ograniza-tion- . families seeking aid apparently is en vice chairman of the committional affairs and their ability This is indicated in a table brought about thru a slowing up tee; William Toy, secretary; and Exercises were held in Spring is recognized. MAY 14 MOTHERS which shows the rise of taxes DAY. of production in some of the mines Cary Empey, treasurer, and plans Glen school Wednesday evening at" However, we are thankful they from approximately nine and a with 71 new families added to the made to canvass the state for which time 45 students were graddid not adopt a resolution endors half million dollars in 1916 to a roster. The greater portion of funds. The committee in charge of uated and with diplomas presented ing slacks. We don't mind their peak of 26V2 million dollars in state the solicitation is: of funds these are reported as from Helper William member of by Woodhead, wearing the trousers in a figura- 1930. The table: and the mining camps. The RFC executive: W. W. Christensen as the The body of Marcia Stephens, 3, county school board. tive manner. H. and care now 225 board is of Jones, chairman; Henry 1916 taking $ 9,473,832 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. The commencement address was families, as compared with 176 Carl Empey; General committee, made by County Superintendent of 1917 11,516,048 Thompson Stevens of Price, was AT LAST IT S COME 1918 during March. The failure of these R. J. Vaughan, chairman; Rollo Schools W. W. Christensen and 12,683,504 recovered about midnight last TO THIS two totals to correspond with the West, James Nutall, Amos Wake- followed 1919 of week last 15,272,583 morning canal in Price reservoir Friday Deby a short talk by Henry Thursday Headline: "Chicago Police families is because while field and Arthur Smith. total men federal 1920 into H. Jones, board member. 19,969,672 a east slipped a mile half of the Helper, and cide to Round Up Gangsters." 1921 A short program and dancing 19,627,719 county seat, after several hours raided a warehouse in the rear of new families have sought relief, County Fund Committee families formerly needing other On the committee to supervise followed the exercises. Bank 1922 the hall and 18,944,949 pool destroyed of search intensive parby large BUTTON! BUTTON! MOTHERS 19,976,800 ties of men. The little girl had dis- about 35 gallons of imported brew- relief no longer are on the list for raising of funds in Carbon county MAY 14 DAY, Uncle Sam advises that despite 1923 are H. B. Goetzman, Oliver Sutch, 1924 20,946,454 appeared and attention was direcery beer and several gallons of one reason or another. threats of heavy fines and stiff How Relief Is Divided Norman Hamilton, Mrs. Lawrence JOSEPH LITIZZETTE OF 1925 20,894,885 ted o the canal when it was re- whiskey, it is said. prison sentences, people of the na- 1926 HELPER HEADS STUDENTS The number of persons in the Whitmore, J. A. Greener, Mrs. E. Steve of the Bolotas, 23,177,465 she been a smal cloak had proprietor ported tion still are holding out on him to communities of the various S. R. Porter. and Frank county was 1927 Bank arrested Bray, on establishment, 23,574,638 wearing had been found the the extent of of a Joseph Litizzette of Helper, the The Price meeting wa3 in the and fined $75 in justice court on seeking relief are reported by Mr. 1928 24,000,325 banks. billion dollars i:i gold. Reese as follows: Price, 369; Hel- nature of a dinner gathering, with son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Litiza of 1929 was 25,194,770 recovered The possession. charge by body Well, we can look him in the eye MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 per, 225; Kenilworth, 38; Castle the high school orchestra furnish- zette, has been elected president 1930 26,593,182 Frank D. Sawyer and Vincent with a clear conscience! 'Heiner and Rolapp, 21; ing the ovefture and dinner selec- of the Wasatch academy student Gate, 1931 24,259,273 Sumner. Interment was made at Glen, 40; Nine Mile dis tions. All spoke in favor of send body at Mt. Pleasant. Spring 1932 23,722,811 Ore. Ontario, WHY THE TARIFF? MOTHERS MAY 14 DAY, Miller Creek, 4; Wattis, ing the band, and information 6; trict, 14 MAY MOTHERS DAY, The foregoing figures represent Why must we have a tariff to 30 (in 7; the indicated available district, Canyon Spring possibility protect us from foreign nations; the total ad valorem and special cluding Latuda, Rains and Peer that thru the state government, taxes in Utah for state, county, why any tariff at all? less); Wellington, 71; Kiz, 9; Sco educational sources, and individual We have been told for so many city and school, but do not include field, 31; Gordon Creek, Sweet communities some of the needed local etc. fees, a fines, a licenses, is that tariff The success and magnitude of Mine, Consumers, National and years protective money could be raised, and it will MOTHERS 14 MAY DAY. good thing we almost are afraid to the Junior baseball program of Coal City, 24; Hiawatha, 1; probably be necessary to raise the believe anything else. But why not now of American the post Legion 10; Columbia, 2; and Clear balance of the money at home. a tariff to protect us from neighdepends on the response and in- Creek, 15. Desirable Publicity terest shown by the boys of this boring towns, from neighboring Increase Is Shown Carbon The county high school w states? Martin and city. Spring Glen, A steady increase in the case band An interesting game of baseball erroneously originally was Winners of the Carbon county Heiner. The sponsorship and fi load is shown by the records of a picked team of Helper between 05 with credited receiving only O' J OH! spelling contest held in the high nancing of the program to bring the RFC office thus: January 1933 the state band contests boys and men will be played Sunat points A resort advertises: "Clean danto in baseball all free Satthe school building at Price last boys over December 1932, 33 per cent; at Logan, but it later was learned day afternoon in the local ball cing every night except Monday." urday have been announced as fol- this district between 10 and 17 February over January, 112 per an error of five points had been park, commencing at 1:30. The Is that a bid for Monday night lows: years of age now Is complete. cent; March over February, 1 per made in totalling the score. Cor- men's team has been selected, but An exhibition tennis match beattendance ? clubs business and The Fifth and sixth grades: first following cent; April gain over March, 8,5 rection was made, thus giving the aparently fearing rough treatment tween star players of the B Y U MAY 14 MOTHERS DAY, Paul Craven of Harding firms have definitely consented to per cent. place, at the hands of the boys they hove local band full 100 points. team a and of local net school, Price; second picked place, Helen sponsor junior baseball teams J Mr. Reese advises his office is CARBON HIGH SCHOOL at intermountain and issued a statement that all other the Judges will be played Sunday, May artists Chamber of Commerce, Shop keeping up a steady check of all Stapley, Castle Gate. WINS IN REGION FIVE 7 on the Price state contests have stated that players will be welcome. courts, according Seventh and eighth grades: first Crafts, Standardville Welfare as- applicants seeking relief with the Carbon Boys' Lineup to Booth Kilfoyle. The matches county's high school band place, Tashio Fukunaya, Castle sociation, Helper Drug Co., 1. C. intention of giving such assistance Coach Vernon Merrill's Carbon have been called for 1 :30 m. The lineup for the junior team be equalled in the national might p. HelWilcMib of Gate; second place, Valynna Penney Co., Kiwanis county high school's Miners caponly where it is deserved. contests but they doubted it could Sunday will be: the invading players will cox, Kenilworth. MOTHERS MAY 14 DAY, per, Odd Fellows, Elks, and those W. Verdi, cf; Migliaccio, 3d; tured their second consecutive beAmong be one surpassed. Paul Holt, considered of MOTHERS DAY. MAY 14 who are considering the matter region 5 track and field champion- the states best tennis If; J. Verdi, ss; Grecco, c; Should our local band win the SENIOR PROVO HIGH players, favorably are Knights of Pythiaa, ship Saturday, totaling 8H4 points Wilson Booth, Clayton Jenkins, national band championship, Car- J. Faur, 2d; Nicastro, 1st; Scallion, SCHOOL PAPER WINS bon Knights of Columbus, Moose, the with Central high of Castlcdale county and the state of Utah rf: R. Taur, pitcher. Sowards and Joe Swenson. Welfare Assn., Canyon second with 35'i points. Uintah Tony Spring The men's team will be comwould come in for much national the local hondefending Players Kenilworth Welfare Assn., Castle The Provonian, official paper of publicity; publicity of a nature prised of Jack Vignetto, Dr. high of Vernal took third place ors Kilbe will Booth probably Gate Welfare Assn., G. A. P. A., the Provo senior high school, has which would be of untold value to with 25 points. Art Dalpiaz, L. R. Bills, C. foyle, Owen Reese, Mont Cowley, Mutual Improvement Assn., and been awarded first place in the our state and MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 Bergera, E. Flaim, H. Hall, H. Carbon county place Lewis Hunsaker, Aaron Hanson the Helper Furniture and Hard- national contest, according to a forever more on the national Ed Marchetti, Paul DalCOMING EVENTS map. and Hal MacKnight. In the L. D. S. tabernacle at ware Co. statement issued by the National is to piaz, and any other who may care Wrord received week this MOTHERS DAY, MAY 14 Price this evening 145 students of A of the boys has been Scholastic Press association, spon- the effect there will be no contests to take a chance. Miss Elizabeth Paterson accom- Carbon county high school will be calledmeeting May 1 Monday, A. O. U. W. sofor Saturday, May 13, at 5 sored by the University of MinneMAY 14 MOTHERS DAY, for junior high school bands in the cial, K of P hall. panied by Mrs. J. Littlejohn and graduated, with the baccalaureate p, m., in Liberty hall. At that time sota. The Provonian took the highreafor this national and contests, 9 Dame Notre opThe Rev. T. K. Keusseff of Mt. May Tuesday, family of Castle Gate left Sunday address being given by Adams S. the boys will be, assigned to teams est honors ever awarded in its son it will be impossible to send Pleasant is eretta. Carbon county hi school. morning for Santa Monica, Calif., Rennlon, former member visiting until Sunday of the and the schedule for the summer class, 800 points out of a possible the Helper junior high school at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C, for a two weeks vacation. May 14 Sunday, Mothers' day. announced. University of Utah faculty. 1000. band, which also made such very Os.iana. 3, - ill-Oi- Band Prizes On Display l Local Choirs Helper Band Is Feted by Sing in Salt Lake Church Kiwanis non-rigi- prize-winnin- Needy Families Show Increase Helper Girl Wins Flag Day Essay . During April o, Wo-me- ns State Tax Rate Is Lower Spring Glen Graduates Body of Girl Is Found Federal Men Make Raid three-quarte- rs Provo Tennis Stars Invade Local Courts Spelling Contest Winners Are Named Junior Baseball Up to Boys Sun-nysid- e, . Youngsters Challenge Superiors Pat-teric- k, Carbon High Graduates Gia-not- ti, |