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Show A NUMBER 36 21 the ...... . joul"Ftr shopper s " IWROA MINING TO ect.on Fv"y " MKitically " li Commencement Marks Comments i fcy Editor 1STRIC 1 D the journlONI Independent End Of NEWSPAPER DFl IVFRFP Junior College, High School For 303 Graduates For ProgreM ay Mak the D muu-- amnni Before lonp anOlDfT section mrk in Holpers business T . -- HI maKP College Class Heard Herbert B. Maw at agreement was reached hPtTcn' Helper City and Sam Stein, building, er of the Lowenstein a ui removal ),) for has enciosea me fence that for years of the building. Negoti- back jspaoe on tor some (inns have been going the fence, level eliminate to time much-needea create and the ground for use of the shopping parking l"t Thursday an Last evening, students, history of graduations, received diplomas as associates of science and one and certificates of completion from Carbon junior college iu the Trice civic auditorium. In the principal address of the commencement program. Governor Herbert 13. Maw told the graduates and more than .1 thousand parents and friends that American youth and all citizens must become if there is to be continued peace after this war. The governor went on to discuss the, contributions youth can make to the future. He described them us materially different from those made after the last war. Also present at the exercises was Charles Skidmore. chairman, state board of education, who presented graduates with their diplomas. Following is a list of graduates Associate of Serence Naomi L. Bench, Dean Bowen, Durward A. Burnett, Erma Burnett, Donald Dean Causer, Dean England, Mary Margaret Flalm, Carlo Giacoletto, Donald Giacoletto, Morna Hamaker, Ivo Kissell, Helen Virginia Lee, Ardath Louise Lefler. Robert D. Mflano. LaRue Olaen, Dick Owen, George nd Platis, George A. Rowley Jr Jacqueline Wilkens. (Continued on Page 5) forty-si- Tomorrow evening 2 6 senior students of Carbon high county school will receive diplomas ending two years of senior high school work and play. Unlike last night's college exercises, tomorrow evening's program will consist entirely of stu lient participants. Recently tryouts public were held for eighteen students in week Mavnr Hvde announced now a oider to select five speakers for the that with the agreement exercise, the theme of which is to (liicunient, active work will lie "Youth and the World Today.'' to down tear future near in the win The live successful seniors are Hoyd the fence- Place boundary markers, Uunnel. Helper, next y(ar's student terraine. place fill in the uneven body a centrally lo-president; Colleen Rowley, lights and complete ! accom-Sluing wll Glen; I.aMar Anderson, of area that cated parking Price Raymond Weeter. Helper, fifty more approximately modate and Helen Nilson, Helper. automobile. Helen Nilson Selections, High school band; the Your editor points a finger of Mr. Stein for of Graduates; Invocation, jMarch pride this week toward , Dan Heeler Jr.: "Those Pals of his gesture of public pride and com-Ours", Hoys' Chorus; Welcome, Ray in granting tne munity cooperation HELEN NILSON, BOYD jW. Gwilliam, class president; "Mem- city officials full use of his property for will a that such tor juries of Stephen C. Foster,' Brass project -. Ensemble; "Carbon County's Contriyears to come prove such a neces-BUNNEL OUTSTANDING busibution in Man Power to the Present of to annex the promotion sary ; Pearl Colleen Day ness and good will among Helper's a Peace." Toward visiIJoks "Youth and CARBON HIGH STUDENTS regular shopping potential Orson Lamar Anderson; "Song of tors. "Now is Girls' Province." Chorus; been has Confidence expressed by Carbon college and Carbon senior the Time," Helen Nilson. interested persons that as many "Youth Ixioks Toward a Peace." high school students who have, (lursoon as the necesary work has been D. "Atlantic Weeter; done on this ing the past fear, distinguished them Raymond particular site, the "Wake Trombone Solo; 'Zephyrs." friends all Mr. and his owner, Stein, selves in scholastic and Dunnel; Pp. America,'1 Boyd will heartily agree and associates acwork were presented with vietus," Male Trio; Presentation of that noi only has our city been en awards at an honor assembly tivity dowed with a much-neede(Continued on I'age Right) parking in the school gymnasium yesterday lot, but the property itself will have morning. been Increased materially in value Chosen as the two senior grad JACK GWILLIAM GETS who is HELPER STUDENTS and attractiveness. Anyone uates who have contributed most to familiar with the property in que the college lower division during tion will unanimously agree it has ' WIN HONORS AT their two years of attendance were FIRST KIWANIS been an to the improved P.oyd Uunnel and Helen Rae Nilson.: ' let West property and has been & both of Helper. spot where criminals could conveniPRICE BAND CONTEST The live graduating students who; COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ently hide out, and winds could de-- : have contributed most to Carlton col-- j posite weeds and debris thus making Mayor Harney II. Hyde, chairman Members of the second year typing lege after two years of attendance it a fire hazard. of the Kiwanis Education committee, LaRue were Olsen, Price; Di'kj Helper junior high Again the Journal extends its com-- ; class of the Ouen. Roosevelt; Robert Mila.no..' last night presented Ray W. (Jack) pliments to Sam Stein for his relin-- ; school, during the last few weeks. Carbonville: Georsre Platis, Price,; Gwilliam. son of Mr. and Mrs. George quishment of his property for public conducted their annual letter writing a;)(j Russell Grange, Price. P.lack. to members of the club as use and the officials of Helper City contest with nine students receiving, The 19 42 winner of their $"o scholarreceived: following also for the ultimate completion of such prires. Each year the class asks bus-Dart.! ship to Carbon college. In announciJames Rolando. awards: Mary , a cominunity-widebeneficial project. ness hones In Helper to sponor the Khirlev Ann Downey. Raymond Wect-- j ng the selection of young Gwilliam HELP HELPER PROGRESS to ler, students contest by aDowi-xiLouis Colzani, Jack Gwilliam. all Mr. Hyde told the group that four Local Family Makes Record write informative or sales letters nf had been consid- Helper; James Crawford, Joe other applications Last week saw the election of for stud- Each concerns. awrd and only after a the for sponsoring andjered Wilde. Mary Ixmise Hussey Boyd m Dunnel, youngest son of Mr. em in uie cms and Vir-- technical scholarship average inves-- ! all Price of Bean, Jf)(; Billyand Mrs. Ilert Runnel of Helper, as contest and letters are juagea Dy me ligation was his committee able to Deckel of Carbonville. president of the Carbon college stu business house for which each oive gie select Jack over the other enndl-- ! a dent body for the year lu4L'-4j- , written. dates. Mr. Hyde will officially pre- position he has filled by appointment; sent the scholarship at the Carbon This year the Helper L. and A. SCOUTS WILL RECEIVE most of the school year about to O.P. exercises Friday local l!jigh Skaggfc the graduation Drug store, come to a close. and J. C. Penney stores sponsored EAGLE AWARDS SUNDAY night. With the election of Boyd as their Last, night's regular meeting was the contest. leader the students of Carbon colwith Mn the form of a Dutch lunch Two letters written by Ivorralnt: lege recognized the fine leadership K:30 several the for at Sacoo Robert Hufr.rJre and Sunday evening and outstanding inter-cluexecutive meet- ability L. and A. Drug store won for thoe Scouts of lhe North Carbon postponement of an Boy It Dunnel. possessed by young Mr. Their tne aim tviwanis sets with, notary and ling students pen pencil was a devoute testimonial of their scouting district will receive Eagle clubs scheduled for last night at tptters were of the Balen type selling a at Eagle awards special and appreciation of his past services, ?out Price. cod liver oil. this writer compliments them highly court of honor according to Scout Guests of the club included young from selected were winners Three for their selection and Boyd on his those writine for O.P. Skaggs, Lor- Earl Acoitl, court of honor chairman Gwilliam. who responded lo the introacievement. h" J,..,inQ rtoffmive Jav Dowd and Frank- for this district. Scene of the court duction and announcement that Kiwanis first Boyd's election last week lUsert the would receive ... .,mv nc ..v.,... rnese of honor will be the Helper LDS a brief high scholarship ever offered a pek into past records of Simonetti. outlook of the Carbon county high school and in so letters concerning the Owen Parr, of and chapel. school graduate, writers and brought their doing it has been brought to light future A complete appropriate program Kenilworth. now a member of the books. that he is the fourth son out of a autograph and scrap is prepared to honor the armed forces. Both young men sitoke being The local J. C. Penney company scouts. family of five boys to have been elbriefly ected as student bodv president. awarded six prizes for sales letter of Chris Jout'las will be in charge of scouts, AH scouts. parents no.--r mouse, a shirt, fmar. now an instructor at Carbon, writers Winning are week's program which will be scouters and next friends of scouts were was the first to the arranged in observance of "I Am An the affair. achieve the honors. and handkerchieis attend to invited H the day wss followed by Kay, now a Winters. Wanda Wilson. Frank purpose of which is to instill American flay." Although it was considered of Albert Pavignano. Althea Fer- prime member of armed Uncle Sam's into the minds of other scouts the was last. Sunday forces. Next in line was guson and Bell Lamph. of becomng Eagle Scouts, sufficient Importance to have a proIouia, the class were importance in delivered. and All students Kram arranged a course in aviation. The of all ambitious boys. on their ability the aim other son. Ross ,is engaged in bus- highly complimentedletters. iness in Helner. did not load his to write business lma miner in student rrZ. government, Forty-On- e fut a an outstanding athlete and DEATH CLAIMED HZ a graduate from the same school! YEAR OLD HELPER baw aerved 88 WEEK largest class two-yea- d ,i! in a three-yea- Thursday T I ON NOBLE GRAND .") r Meeting in Helper Sunday for their annual frolic, members of the Utah Stute Legion of the Ixjyal Order ot Moose elected officers for the year 2T. V.H'i 4!!. initiated to members second degree honors and appropriat to ed funds purchase Immediately a $1000 war bond. Moroni Hunt of tL Helper, the general f' 7 t chairman of preparations for the frolic, was named to the post of Noble North Moose of the Utah Legion. In addition, the group was told of the appointment by grand governor of the Legion, Lawrence Grove, Cleve- - Moroni Hunt land, Ohio, of W. S. Edmonds of Salt Lake City to the office of grand of the Legion of the Moose for Utah and eastern Nevada. Mr. Edmonds Is now secretary of the Salt Lake lodge. The conclave was officially opened! Saturday evening with one of the largest dances ever staged in the Helper Muose hall. Sunday Morning sessions began with a meeting of the Fellowship, third degree of Moose, at which S. A. Ersklne of Salt Ijike City was elected president of the group for the coming year. Following this session, an executive meeting of the Utah Mooser association was held to make plans for lhe state Moose convention slated for Park City, August 15 .and 10. C. A. Gaspec of Park City, president of the association, presided. In addition to Mr. Hunt, other Moose members who were named to stale legion offices Include: Howard South Moose; Ogden, Speechley, Park Ci!y. George A. Gasparec, Guilding Moose; Frank Horr. Salt Lake City, custodian of the Heart; Alfred T. Burgl. Ogden. nrgus or the Heart; W. S. Edmonds, Sail Kake City, treasurer, and Fred W. Nichols, Salt Itke City, recorder. "VP, d j I gov-orno- r I , local Twenty-fivworkers, under the direction of a committee of local scouters including Mayor B. H. Hyde. L. W. Thomas. Fred V'oll, M. O. Porter and C. N. Memmott. will next Tuesday contact every business house in the North Carbon district In an effort to raise an established quota of $4ti0. Rulon Doman, asislant to Scout Chief A. A. Anderson, of Vrovo has visited Helper during the past few days organizing and making plans for the local drive. will Workers attempt to .complete the drive in one day and will be slatted at a send-of- f breakfast Tuesday morning at 7:50 in the Helper Grill cafe. A member of the council office at Provo will be. present. Later, a committee is to be make which will appointed repeat visits to business people who request that solicitors call back. No solicitation will be made among the residences of the area. Row-iley- extra-curricul- I I e eye-sor- ; HELPER JUNIOR HIGH HONORED 107 TENTH GRADE STUDENTS AT SPECIAL "EXERCISES" i Carbon senior i 43 j APPLICATIONS FOR j CITIZENSHIP GRANTED I j j Sim-onett- Records tint nmher ATllil ,,N..n..l tUn PnnAl a, student lea'ders, but them to have been outstanding 'Indents as W(.n as exfrpmPly active 'n all activities. They Ml dfbntora nntrtro mii;l. ns. and athletes, not ave.-,rh,n outstandinjr. ,0 Mr ;,nd Mrs. Bert Dunnel it's shucr. bo.v f)f or(,h)f1a an(1 (0 th us an expression of unrestrained fmm.u,.-i- .in- extra-curricul- a o. LtTS BUILD Carbon Men To Answer Army Selectee Call 'WOMAN THIS prUdLbr,hPr8 AMERICA- - jp Elizabeth H ulley Carbon Mrs. more young forty-on- e -r home in Price Stevenson. 2. died hi during will men rem the county Helner Monday afternoon ir. June to answer v.' ek f;r-- t the Kill a d i'i men effect of in juries recef Army, t!i;:tjetb call for time her hip ac- act. service last December At tnat lec'ive ler tt'e local M Kiniion. was broken. dm:: to lltto h- , 111 Sh e was born March dr.: ghl r of Mothers ill. ScotPilid. Her llatlley Isaac and Mrs. Mr husband died in 1'MG. and ,a- d by She 's vensnn Cha: three din :;iu City; .lis 11. lit l.'l and J. G. Castle i.d St ft board clerk Mr. Methi-com;.' li who I. Sev. !"ll vfin'hs inon in f:ie third I' rdifiavy f t TeL'is o: a n ; L,a'tD AS GRADUATE Kree-- c Gate; i'1' Olsen Castle ... Violet of Helper will Oolunibi-Gran Butcbet .avinia onp or (ho 90 sophomores nt Gate; M" Toledo, ..., Volt. .'tee a Mary to be at i'cr " ..,.,..,). ,Tid('hildveti. "" en,. .Tit ererelfjosgraduated l Ohio; e held to tw. vid ' auditorium Friday. gran Ich May 29 grand d ' yire Funeral " " rinentt 'int. vice preslye at f.r " I.vof, snr of education at it, thc "LD t.;b'r:iacle ,Vid "rni li college of education. day at r''. n. w,!ltatodeliver , Lawn Me'ieu 2 p.m. the comraenee- - at Wisat' ttlent City Saturday drt'ss Salt , M" "a" i -' A'.der-on- i Gold .d-ice- - . Ilelf.e-- Price: j.-- ',','.' on. Pri'-e- ... : .1 f'.lo-:il- : o: IIP ''ic!:' 'n ' CbeieL nni on 'tVeit-- h called- Lavor II B(,nV:::i;i:i) Price; V. A' ('.ek: .V.,i-..k,- Litiio-ie- . , Fre-- "id up i iM I H called being to ration '!! ell-"!- A. t. i 'ai-:;e- Co :'. ,' 'ro-ri.'- ie ; A!':ia'i;ii, Pra.'.ck. John Dee Tony Den Fern- Nevada: An'on Kamby, S'tut W. Robrrt. ia: C.ilifo-,,, vrn, .. Prl"e; V,"(k, John I'rice: ii :!,) Walter Wallace. English We.it Vir lev. ' high school next year will receive 107 students who are this week leaving the Helper junior high school. Iist evening a special program was presented in the Helper civic auditorium by members of the local junior high tenth grade. That program was comparable to graduation exercises for the students, even though they did not receive diplo- mas and are merely being promoted to a higher grade in another school and not graduated. Following is the class roster hon ored by faculty members and par-- ' ents last night : Glenna Alger, Reed Alger, Benny Anderson. John Archuletta, Joe Robert Pauline Baldridge, Berry, Margaret Dlanco, Walter Bor-la- . Antoinette Brackelt, George Dry-- ; Buffmire, Shirley Clma, tier, Richard Clerico, Calvin Craig, Paul Clark, Donald Curry, Violet D.alplaz, Da vies. Raymond Davies, Hershal Margaret Davis. Fontella, Pegn, Jane Llamanti. Iena Mae Donahue. Jay Dowd, Herbert Draper, Allied Etzel. Tony Elegante. Jean Elliott, Marjorio Erickson, Rosalie Espinose, Betty Fenn, John Fereik, Althea Ferguson, Iroy on Page Four) applicants Approval of thirty-eigh- t for citizenship in the 1'niled Si ties was granted by Judge F. W. Keller in the Seventh Judicial district court last week at Price, according to E. R. assistant district. court Hansen, clerk. Four applicants were repatripersons applied for ated, Fifty-fou- r citizenship. Those admitted to citizenship were Helper. Steve Kallas. Roy Uzelac. Sebastian Diaz, Joseph M.atic. Emma::!.'.: N. Kapiidakis. Paul Kapsia. Frank Bresmik. Dan Sugar, Mary Plese; Price, Paul Seros, John , Mike Fraiadakis. Mike Katherine Gvaud. Helly Steve Kapakis, Herope Sam Edward Lnuritsen. Hiawatha. Sarak McKnally;; Spelos. Sweets Mine, Dirbmo Lodeserto: Rains, Joe Znkaria, Kalec; Mary Mike Sorchak; Spring Canyon. Stark-ocich- , Evelyn Anderson. Boh GioLatnda. Sam Succurre; vanni Battista, Mrs. Evana Jarc Fer-eik- ; ' Standardville, Edith Alice Fad-dis- ; Castle Dale, Mrs. Eunice Elaine West water. Pete Etchev-cry- ; FREE IMMUNIZATION Columbia. George Kontilakis; AGAINST TYPHOID ginia Harry James Scholtz. Finn-neEliza McOipre Alger; Jose Kuraclo Valdez. Hiawatha; Ray- Elmo, TO BE GIVEN II EKE Glen, mond Canyon; Royal. Pet"r Puskas; Spring H.ivampt. Spring Zele.oik. and Kenilworth. Residents of Helper .and the area liusll K. Steele. Goshen, l.'tah; Louis t'apo.',:-. Pan! Pappus. Bill surrounding Helper may this week N. Frank Soler. Price; J.ibn George I'etrolakK Steve Rurdis lake advantage of an opportunity to Heljici". Jesse C. Davis, II. Bennett. become immunized against typhoid Wyoming; James N. Sibert. and William were: Irene fever free of charge. Tk.e fo::r repatriated Welliia-toi.- ; James "Bud" Miinlyre, Cristitta E'"dtz. Julia Cit- Dovso:-'- . Free Immunization against this Price; Sam Tallerico Jr.. Price; Carl ten-en M: am: don will be comlii'de.l Saturday Wallace Mathis, Kenuik. Price; Er:l:seii. moi iiincr in the Helper citv hall bo- Price; John IT Wed lini.'tnti, t .vei-inine and eleven o'clock for Helper; Ari.ona Joe T. aiivone over one year nf a.Te. John II Moti (.!!. lliav.af'in: .l;:m'S Citizenship Students This service f being r;i rb-d out N'do Robert Mar' in; Prim ipa: Annual Social William Kos, Stage through the cooperation of the State Hiawatha D( tirrtment of Health and local doctand dancing pai-tAmi":iI Kfiivher Wi'i run Price; Heip- -l eiCzen-.hiclasses was or-' and nurses. Five years ago a Andy Ju- or ili Hi lp.-iCarlos G In, I Is service was :'i 'O'licll ii. '.d S .Mi y evei'.ir:' in the local sii.iil.ir iiiinii'i'izafion van. Sprlai C coi. dueled bore. a' Vinson I' Conner. v of I. It all, aci oniil'r to Mr Jr.. ; Heralded an .another role the cit- F"T:eth P i ;.o;i-a i: l' ii:';tr'ictor. Stud- Eej cock. Suur.y ;,b-- Grar.' O'.Vi d. Price; er.ti' of past years Minded with izen way play in the nation's war ' bo have studio the American progiwui. thrt of kecdng physically John Vi.y.vl.h Price; George Well-it- : and Francis 1). irrniert principle? and orginiz.'- - fit, roopn uioi of evrry person In man. Sta.y' fori tbU year, bringing together bicoming immunized against typhoid Hansen Price. is asked. ; fever pe.jpb; from many lands. b ,,., MOOSE AT STATE FROLIC HERE months Announced several ago. a drive to secure finances to be used in furthering proand Boy maintaining jects Scout troops in the North Carbon scouting district as well as the scout administration of the Ftah National Parks council will Ik1 conducted In this area Tuesday, May 26. r War-Effort"- ion 21 FimJs Will Be Conducted lues. world-minde- 1 may MORONI HUNT ELECTED From Carbon Senior High Friday Evening Program Last Night SUB9CRI ON Solicit For Scoid 256 Receive Diplomas HONORED eomoN V j I Ag-tilrr- Pep-eraki- Sale-otf-s- Ger-rianot- i. a Din-gin- e An-cre- s La-co- i. i i -- ; ' l - t !f;-w- tu'-ky- : 1 |