OCR Text |
Show Page Helper, Utah. Friday, November 27, TftE HELPER JOURNAL 2. THE ft HELPER JOURNAL TeL.-- - : yl T7 HELPER, UTAH Win. F. MacKniglit, Publisher. - SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAK - 8 2 months . n WPi-TC- ENGHjjU : 1 . ANO PIERCE-- tW00: . . t!le school hr.nso 1 Americanization das. ing conducted for a!, people at the cent,.,,, o'clock Tuesdav. ' .tSoc: rt"3 evenings. The members of . wm mm Y mmmkfM unuuan Jim Farley, prophet extraordinary, is missing from the new and sumptuous Post Office Depart- ft 5 .. WFM -.v-.-r-:r:5, PROSPERITY ON WAY 1 of c ' 3 ONCE cat i,... "tKE i AGAIN OUR SPECIALTIES SPAGHETTI Only Place ITALIAN PIES, In Town STYLE Home-aiad- e NONE BETTER CHILI an BEST Stars Barrymore a EAT HERE vni ri Saturday to thrills many Sunday .. l4 refreshments at the conclusion Tuesday evening. Friday All-Americ- J in sewicg : ment Building he calls his office. The National democratic chairman has set sail for Ireland and a well deserved rest. Big Jim has pone far as a national character since SIR ROBERT M. KLN'DERSLEY, director of the Bank, of England, the days when he presided over predicts that "the three great democracies, France, Great Britian the New York State Boxing and the United States, are on the verge of prosperity," but he warns: "This prosperity is democracy's great opportunity; it is Those of us who came in con also her responsibility. It is for her to see that when it comes it! tact with Farley in those days sus is thoroughly, equitably and justly distributed, thus placing dem- pected he was headed for some political office We believed he had ocracy on the broadest possible basis. Otherwise, prosperity can- his eyes on the Empire State for a short time." not conceivably last except, and it may yet develop we were right. But none of us ever believed we'd see him managing Democrats in two of the greatCASTLE GATE M.I.A, the est Presidential landslides in history. Francois tie Tessant, French IN ROAD SHOW Phone 70 HELPER, UTAH Under Secretary of State in the Cabinet of Premier Leon Blum, The Pick of the Pictures who wrote a book on the President Monday and Tuesday even- and the New Deal three years ago, ings the Castle Gate M.I.A. enter- entitled "Franklin Roosevelt" paid ed the Road Show, 'lb.' different a visit to the Capital. Declaring the wards in the stake entertained at he was an ardent admirer of You'll cheer President, the distinguished in Castle Gate and the people from the Frenchman drew a parallel beCastle Gate traveled to the other tween the inner political situation towns to give their act. The in France and In the Unitel States. "THE BIG GAME" theme of the Cast! 3 Gute progiam He added, "We are trying to make was 'War.' The performance be- a New Deal for France, because 8 our situation is similar to yours. gan with a chorus of boys and The French have rarely been so Football girls singing and dancing. interested in an American Presi?sr This included war songs popu- dential election and so content with - Monday lar during the World War and its results. Henceforth democracy continuing through the Ethiopian has its chief. All eyes are turned King Football Has ARMY RECRUITING FREDRIC MARCH affair and the present trouble in on your President on whom every is pinned for the continuaA "Field Day" With WARNER BAXTER Spain. Many novelty acts were hope tion of the great liberal and dementire the presented throughout Big 'Grid' Thriller ocratic civilization of the OccIN THIS CITY Lionel performance, and was much en- ident." joyed by the audience. King Football invades the mo in where every politi The people participating were calPhiladelphia, The Army Recruiting Service tion picture realm with RKO abuse aimed at the New Deal as foiiows: Vera Mills, Marie wc? received with glee before a In the intermountain area has Radio's "The Big Game," with a "THE ROAD TO Evans, Helen certam day in November, has bt:en successful Sybil Petersen, in filling the fine cast of players and a lineup Keith face and the turned Vera perPetersen, through Stapley, pigskin stars quota for service in Hawaii, and of nationally-knowAcord, Andrew Lewis, Willis Lar-ae- son of Mayor S. Davis Wilson, a has now resumed recruiting for at the Strand Friday and SaturGLORY" Republican, has announced Pete Tabone, Josephine s'aunch to world the at large, and to a the 38th Infantry at Fort Doug- day. LaVoyle Acord, Mrs. Philadelphia audience Houghton, Huston, Philip in particu- las, Utah. In connection with this Vtrda Beck. Dave Griffiths, Frank lar, that it will not countenance recruiting, an Army recruiting June Travis, James Gleason, Bruce Subscription Dne Year - $2 6 Months - $1 Pero, Tom Biggs, Tommie Hilton, Cabot and Andy Devine, the Pau-drany outrage such as "poking fun sergeant will visit Helper on S. Berman production is reFay Hreinson, Bulah Snow and at the President's wife." November 28. 1936. Luana DeAngeles. to reveal the effect ot ported The Mayor witnessing a perIn addition to the The Castle Gate Mutual chorus formance of "New Faces" took of- vocational courses whichpractical in college professionalism have Is being formed under the direc- fense at a skit in which Mrs. been offered at Fort football. dur Douglas tion of Ellen Scorup and Karl Franklin D. Roosevelt was imper- ing the past two The story depicts the weal and years, several sonated. "Put a stop to this at are a la1, P'aJfd by Huston, Engar. They progressing very once, roared the Mayor as he correspondence courses have re-nicely. strode up the aisJe. "Take out that cently been made available to thejv,ho Sfaduates from a coal mine skit or I'll stop the whole show." personnel cf the post. Among the t0 mar in football at a leading The offendinfT sketch was taken courses for which no CIVIL SERVICE charge will university under the sponsorship out. The point of the story is that be are: How made to Hovict a sportsman. His Study; EXAMINATIONS Mrs. sons Roosevelt's James, to read a remarkable career on the gridiron blue Journalism: print; Franklin, Jr.. and John had seen c omes to a climax when he made The United States Civil Service the show and laughed heartily at Auto mechanics; Diesel engines; the and Both skit. Roosevelt the President scrapegoat Practical by a noted sports photography. Commission has announced open and Mrs. Roosevelt had also been bent Information .writer upon about of the exposing the; any folcompetitive examinations as told about it several months ago courses offered to behind college game3. racketeering enlisted men, low s : and thought it funny, while Jim or about other matters connected Farley, who had seen the perform- with enlistment in Lithographic stone grinder and ance the Army will in New York liked had FREDRIC MARCH and it polisher, $1,200 a year (for ap- was so quoted in the show's ad- be furnished by the recruiting IN C. FEATURE SHOW pointment in Washington, I). sergeant. He may be contacted at vertising. only), Weather Bureau, Departlocal the office. post On Friday, November 13th. Jus-- 1 The great love drama of the ment of Agriculture. tice Brandeis of the United States war, "The Road to Glory," great custodial Junior officer, $1,880 Supreme HUSS- YCourt celebrated hisi 20th Century-Foa year. Bureau of Prisons, De- - eightieth birthday. It is no mere production, open-a- t FRANK B. HANSON GET YOURS TODAY! the Star Theatre Sunday and matter of courtesy to say that the partment of Justice judge does not look his Monday and reveals itself as one Supervising inspector of cloth- venerable Think of hearing London . . . 80 and could easily hold his of the outstanding cinema achieveParis . . . Berlin . . . right in Law ing factories, $1,600 a year, Fed- ownyears at Attorney the striplings of 60 ments of the year. eral Prison Industries, Incorpor- or so.among your own home . . . FREE ! Wc 1 Rooms and 2 Silvagni Bldg. Lave just 25 new 1937 Philcos, Painted against a background ated. On the bench none of the jus- for free home demonstration . . . Pfse Phone 397 of the seething kaliedoscope of obtainbe Full information may served!" and itV'first come, first tices is more gracious than Braned from Secretary of the U.S. deis. So hurry call, write or phone! Listening intently to the lawCivil Service Board of Examiners yers who are pleading, he is the We'll demonstrate any time that suit you. A? II A T I 0 U A or at post office in this city. soul of courtesy, often appearing to D I S 7 : . L i oe atrying 10- neip counsel along in difficult spots, rather than embarGlen Boys rassing them as one or two of his On Scout Outing colleagues sometimes do. In a melodious voice which overcomes the unfortunate easily The Scout Outing held for about acoustics of the new court room, 14 Bcouts last Wednesday proved III y he will interrupt with questions vf' f f-- ln very successful. They were ac- aimed adroitly so as to ascertain companied by Principal Rowley, the precise legal point or fact Instructor Murphy and Bishop needed. We have watched him, a faintly sympathetic smile playing Silas Rowley. over his face, as though he realized The. outing took place in Hunt- the plight of the man standing ington Canyon and scout tests alone and addressing a coldly critwere given. The memory of the, ical audience of nine beyond whose - - 1 trip will long linger with the hovs. decision there lies no anoeal. With r & CV Class matter at the Postoffiee at Helper, Entered as Second Jurbon County, Utah. UK y ,i are De,ng heli jnursuay evening ... DELIVERED Of.LV ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED PRE! TO EVERY HOME THE JOURNAL'S NEWS EDITION THE JOURNAL SHOPPER'S IDITION FEDERAL PR 0 unspots on tb Harvest Moon fjA 1935 j Steaks---Cho- psf and land, battle, war-tor- n JOE'S France, the film depicts love in all its phases. Love of fighting men; love of women who can only wait; love of a soldier father and hero son; love of a cause they all must serve; love of what CAFE Place with the heart-starve- d our world calls Glory. IN TOWN 224 Open You See the Where South Main St. Kltchei Meal Helper - n Once Again, Folks! THAT BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR o ' Sponsored By PRICE CHAPTER NO. ORDER OF AHEPA 1 7th well-meanin- z t 0 m P 185, ANNUAL Irs. The "I the THANKSGIVING DANCE SILVER MOON DANCE HALL Price, Utah CAL and DOWNEY'S ORCHESTRA th Hide old s 'i if :h St NOVEMBER THURSDAY, x i p in 26TH othe tt lit FIRST MUSIC CLASS CEOWD r i the TIME ft a its Se iT lTF&Tcrir. iTTi Spring r well-pitche- d, lioi to all nin v. tufa jUiUA j' una to all whiskies it bring goodness" wistioni-n- or PHILC0 619 II Mill - B Illl.llll fr-- stysM, OLD TOU'X TAVERN KBEPR J Less Aerial P- - PHILC0 I19T Less Aerial Both have the Philco FoninH Tuning System that enables you to enjoy more foreign programs and the amazing new Philco Color Dial that enables you to tune them by name! You'll tind Pliilco the "best buy in radio!" SoU onU untb Phiiea hir.h-Vlf- i' tiencj Atrial to imurl grtalctt t HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE J fill Ccpy cf Cd Volt "CKfCiaJI-caSbal- by Ailowanea Facts J Centals fc.:!u!! I'-.i- . riiic.'i. scorcs,etc. Yours for the i: III'XPER FURNITURE & miS Hj'feifinger HARWARE CO. n . .iiii.H FTzrrll a man'i ... charred-oa- k enhanced by the costly and painstaking care of Na. tonal Distillers experts throughout Lng process. That's really most olher ryes in its price class. tolt w-- lvlj. : 7- -- V SJa-vin- t HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMLMEN'DED RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 1 Ernest C. Rossitcr, General Mgr. SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL 0S ii s barrel to make a wluskey as good a9 Town Tavern. Of Tavern has age. But this mellow, smoothcourse, Town rye whiskey i ii EASIEST TERMS Tradc-i- a more than just age in the wwmmmi tigm reception. Liberal TAKES more than mere time to sharpen ITwita, . bring ham judrrmonL wilom mmmrnm L..-r-r:- ,8f cl 1 r-77- 0Vf 'IkWViVt? eWhiskey tm I 5V"?L |