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Show TH PAGE TWO 4 Issued Every Thursday By THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Helper. Utah - Two Dollars Entkreo As Secono Class Matter At The Postoffice - Published Every Thursday UTAH Mti STAIiE In Advanci At Helper. Utah ASSOCIATION Y Y Y fYf Y f t tf t t Y Y Y For Those Who Have Not Seen It! For Those Who Want to Set? i It Again! X Y tY Y Y Y Y j ? Y Y Y Y ?Y Y Y f f? ?? Y Willi IMP iRCH 1 - ? Y Y ?Yt ? ? Y Y ?? t ? t Y Y $ ? Y I WW Y Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y Y Y the of the fact that yearly Days of '43 celebration has grown cominto a larger and larger affair, satisfied. not are yet members mittee It has already become the biggest event staged in Eastern Utah in the in charge for opinions of many, but those While I'tah's induction quota tame see its to spieau March (410) is way below that of would like state and even the February, the number called from throughout the West. Carbon county next month will prob- throughout For this reason a contest offering ably be as great, or perhaps even in prizes has been launched by opi10 of this than month, that greater w ho w ill furnish ined Otto II. McKinnon. executive Mayor B. H. Hyde, clerk of the local selective service the p'iz8 himself. A prize of J 3 will be paid for the boa I'd. In The reason for this, Mr. McKinr.on best plan for future celebrations. the submitted, primary said, is that the total in the state jail articles is reduced by allowances for men thing for which the author should from certain areas already belonging strive is not so much literary style, to the national guard. This will re- but rather a resume pointing out the duce the quota in those areas. But good and the bad points encountered because Carbon has virtually no na- in these Western celebrations in the tional guardsmen the quont may past and suggesting methods by which the annual event can be made equal that of February. In the first mailing of question- a more enjoyable affair. The best plan or essay submitted naires, 600 were sent out, and it was be published in the Helper Jourwill sent be would no more that planned if agreeable with the author or until that initial amount had been nal will Mr. that kept from the public if he be McKinnon called., reported All others submitted, whether wishes. the next bunch of questionnaires will not will be kept on file or winners in be sent Apri!, possibly probably and in the future the best ideas of not until May. all of them may be incorporated to make a better show . CARBON MOOSE ATTEND Second prize will be $3 and third, $2. Suggestions may include ideas for rearrangement of concessions, addiSTATE CONFAB HELD tion of new concessions, new contests, or different methods of conducting old If any reasonable IN SALT LAKE SUNDAY contests. changes to the building are suggested, these will be welcome, or even Fourteen members of the Carbon in dates, theme and location. changes Moose Legion journeyed to Salt Lake Submit your entrees to the Helper over the weekend to participate in a Journal, for the time in which to do meeting of the state Moose Legion, this will be short. A definite deadat which several of the iocal memline is to be set later, probably to be bers were elected to high offices. in the very early part of April, I!. X. were Members attending It should be kept in mind that the Keddington. Oliver Peterson. Vernon contest is open to everyone, young PartHunter. Rulun Riche, Harvey who wishes to partiold and alike, ridge, Elvin Bills, Moroni Hunt. Wilcipate. am Taylor, A. J. Carlson, Fred Ga gosian. Leonard Arnett. William Toy, and Mike Fidel. The latter two made SIXTY VETERANS ARE but were the trip as initiated in Salt Lake City. All initiatory work, which was re- REGISTERED; MORE excellent in portedly carried off manner, was performed by degree STILL BEING SIGNED staff from the Helper lodge. This Mr. Mr. staff consisted of Hunt, Carlson. Mr. Taylor. Mr. Arnett and Approximately sixty world war Mr. Bills. veterans from communities throughOffices achieved by local Moose out the northern part of Carbon are listed elsewhere in this issue, r county for emergency registered Carbon Legion Meets service if and when needed during The Carbon Legion of the Moose a registration period last Saturday in held its regular monthly meeting in the Helper city hall, and many more the Helper lodge h'dll Tuesday night, have put their names 0n the dottel at which a delicious oyster supper, line since that time, w it h many more served by Chief Chef Joe Welsh, fol- expected, according to G. W. Trus-- ' lowed the completion of regular bus oott, commander of Carbon post 21 iness. Members of the refreshment of the American Legion. were Barney Blumberg, committee "The majority of these veterans A. J. Carlson and Moroni Hunt. were of the Legion, but we hope soon to have everyone of MOTHER OF HELPER our Legionnaires signed up besides Mr. Trus-cot- t many more RESIDENT DIES stated. "Manv were not free to IN SALT LAKE CITY register on Saturday, and some for but registration is still going got, Mrs. Bruno Chiara on Margaret every day." Contralto. 60, mother of Mrs. John Although registration is not com-- ; Laboioi of Helper and former resi. tbe nation wants to know dent of Scofield. died Monday mornthe individual veteran's availability in Lake Salt ing City of lymphosar- and qualifications for voluntary emcoma following a prolonged illness. service jn home defense Her home was in Bingham. She was ergency or if their age and health groups, a widow at the time of her death. permits, for other active service. StiiMving besides Mrs. Laboroi are Registration in no way increases . three sons, Hector Chiara of the veteran's obligation beyond that John Contratto of San Jose of any citizen of the United States. and Adolph Chiara of Redding. Cato register Any lifornia; three other daughters. Miss now whoperson desiring has not already done so I eon a Contratto of Salt Lake City, is advised to contact Fred Voll. E. Miss Margaret Contratto of Bing- R. Crissman or H. Wilson. ham and Mrs. Vera Dean of Oakland, Calif.; a brother. D. A. Bruno of South Jordan; a sister, Mrs. James Vietta of Salt Lake City, and five i Tl 2-3 pul.-ory- lM A total f ?217.95 has .raised in Helper in the beet, for funda to be used for Grert War relief. More complete ports of the county and alst for Helper may not be had until a later date, for the drlv ' GETS BUREAU APPROVAL .pproval of the Scofield-Gooseberr- as one pro-- I project, both considered will be resumed again in th" reservoir small iect in the Utah near future. been nroeram. has finally O. Nielsen, E. gained, according to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Houston engineer in charge of Utah investiga visitors in the capitol city from "6 lions for the bureau of reclamation. the project w' Figures on the cost of nesday to Friday. are not available. Mr. Nielsen said, but they were previously estimated as costing $764,200. mamIt is planned to construct a Gooseon reservoir and dam moth of 16,000 berry creek w ith a capacity will be 14,0u0-foo- t tunnel A acre feet. resbored to carry water from the ervoir into Sanpete Valley. HELPfcR, UTAK The Scofield reservoir will be reWhere the Big Pictures Pay ! a from and enlarged habilitated of 30.000 present limited capacity WEEKLY PROGRAM acre feet to an active content of "dead" a and storage feet acre FRIDAY - SATURDAY (water not available for irrigation) will b' use(l t0 maintain permanent 28, Mar. 1 fish lite in the reservoir. Mr. Nielsen said. ISIRANBl February i High School Music Groups To Give Concert In Emery fir The Carbon high school band, orchestra, ensembles and other musical appendages will journey to Castle Dale Friday evening where they will present, except for the elimination of one or two selections, a replica of the outstanding presentation they gave several weeks ago in the Price municipal building as one number in the Artist and Lecture series. The conceit will be given at 7:30 p.m. followed by a dance beginning shortly before nine. Three buses to participating convey all members will leave Price at 6:13 p.m. f Mural Almost Ready For Helper Post Office "NO, NO, NANETTE" A laige mural. will t,e installed leaps to new popularity... as the radiant musical star in comedy The Show that Thrilled Broadway with RICHARD CARLSON 4'-feet by 8 feet, in the Helper post j MATURE VICTOR, ROLAND YOUNG. EXTRA Also NEWS ON GREEK W A R SUNDAY - MONDAY. TUESDAY March 2, 3, 4 Two Injured In Auto Collision Doors open F. Wallace and Ruth Stokes Helper received minor injuries in automobile accident Sunday morn- of an ing at STAR OF "IRENE" CafUioaiituj, office directly above the office of the T'ostmoapv sometime in e rly April, according to a letter received by Jennie Magafan. artist of the mural. Originally the. painting was promised for last November, but unavoidable delays arose, and it is only now that tbe painting is receiving the finishing touches. A new stamp will be issued in April, according to Postmaster Eugene a Gibson. This will commemorate statehood, but as yet Mr. Gibson was not able to say which state. Janus J yf it&&L, p.m. Sunday 1 THRILLINGLY v .I AGAIN, TOGETHER .in Ifcei r o'clock in a collision between cars driven by Mr. Wallace and Claude R. Howard of Spring :V I Canyon. Mr. Wallace suffered lacerations of the face. Miss Stokes suffered shock and bruises and was taken to the Price city hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Laborni were Helper visitors over .the weekend. Kenil-worth- Y Y: SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING PRICES SHOWS START Matinees Adults and Students SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. 40c 2:30 7:30 Children 25g J'ricrs Include T T Y AT THE LIBRARY grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted One of the books most, recently today. Thursday, in Salt Lake City. acquired by the Helper library is All THXt's MONDAY MATINEE SUNDAY PRICES UNTIL 1:45 7:30 4:30 ': MG-- P.M. P.M. n.ts 5-- LJ -:- - Helper -:- 10c HIT NO. "THE CISCO av- ?n - Typewriter Ribbons (all makes) Journal to I i U I The - I CREDIT N GIFT SHOP I 1 JEWELERS! ' 1 KID s a rni. i) uul Two filed for divorce during the past week at the court houso in Price. Myrt1" R. A. Smith asked divorce from Lorn ii Iwis Smith rharelna failure to provide. r,,,'(,a ''n KfiiRht a divorce from Charles Eugene Olsf, n t,e grounds of cruelty. Carbon paper, blue or black, at the Helper Journal. , RETURNS D I ! ; Two Ask Divorces During Past Week A Cash Hooks (all price,) are ailable at the Helper Journal, hi- - at olirnhia, I.eland ford and Harvard. Jle stands out in our re i'1'iii' Tilde blend Of sci. mist humanist. - C r tsa saw tw um LiSti? XJS LJVJ on HITS TWO ( THE PERFECTLY OXDITION E D vr? r? mK AIR- passer! u J Doors Open 3:30 Wednesday 1 CONTINUOUS SHOWING SUNDAY IN Picture Wednesday - Thursdajj March 6 n SEE IT Ian HUNTER Felix Bressart well-know- 11:45 A.M. 3:45 P.M. 7:45 P.M. gg Geo. SANDERS "As I Remember Him," the biography of R. S. written by a close friend. Dr. Hans Zinseer, author of the book, "Rats. Lice and History." This book was donated to the library jointly by Mr. William Wet-morMrs. Harold Wahl. Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. John Mabrito, Mrs. John St. Louis and Mrs. Joe Skriner. The context 0f the book is interesting. Medicine has take;. R.S. to the far corners of the earth. Wherever there were war and infection there he has gone. i Serbia in 1 ft in the American army i France, jn Russia after th, Krent fimine, in Mexico and in China he lias fiuight is n scientist. !: sea-oand out h" P.M. P.M. SUNDAY Evenings All Seats Y Y .? Y spite - Y fY jj In 27 Greek Relief nri Nets $217.95 Total jSCOFIELD DAM CELEBRATION FEBRUARY wei PROJECT TO REBUILD Carbon Draft Quota For March May Be As High As February CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT, Editor and Manager DON E. COLTON, Associate Editor tT t 7 t T T t '49 TO IMPROVE DAYS OF HELPER JOURNAL . . 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