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Show NOVEMBER, THURSDAY, 12; 1942 THE HELPER JOURN Dinosnons overpower east 13-- 7 PLACE AMONG TO TAKE UTAH'S OUTSTANDING '42 ELEVENS Coach Jackson Jewkes' Carbon high touchdown, Semken's try for a place last Friday removed any ment was wide, but those Dinosaur Dinos had and their power versatility struck pay dirt, and were headed for doubt of ' aa one of Utah's outstanding grid a defeat of the East lads, that all elevens when their dazzling passing attack and unstoppable rootuan tac. tics upset a favored East High equad 13.7 on the Leopards nome Held, With Co.captain Bob Garnechec and Pete Liapis hooking up In a pass combination that sparkled the Dino. eaurs scored once .in each of the first two quarters to take a 13.0 lead that proved a decisive margin of victory, despite a determined offen. give drive by the Leopards. Coach Mickey Oswald's charges were able to push over one score and conver. elon, but all other threats were staved off by those unbeatable Dinosaurs. Carnechec and Liapis teamed up together and on the second play of the game, the Carbon co.captain rifled a short pass to Liapis on the inldfleld strip and the powerhouse halfback raced all the way for a sports writers figured could not hap pen. Toby Sesaki took the next kiekoff on nis i'3 and galloped back to the 36. inches on the next play. Carhnn hiA on three tries, but Sesaki drove on the fourth and added the thru extra point with a lnnge over end. Reed Llndstrom, Garnechec, Liapis and Brady paced the Carbon offen. sive with some beautiful running" Oliveto and Jim Drossos were out, standing on the line. For East, Brooks and Sesaki nlav ed their usual good game although the latter had trouble keeping his feet in the mud. Dutch Holmquist turned In a brilliant game at his blocking assignment and made some nice tackles. Grow, Bob Mills, Welch Gregerson and Gordy Wyrick, all handled their line Jobs expertly. The lineups: -. Carbon East Semken le Grow Jud(J It .... Paige Leonard lg Wyrick Peacock c Todd Drossos rg .... W. Gregerson Falsone rt Overy : Olivetto re Lence Garnechec (CC) qb .... Haynes lh Liapis .... Sesaki Lindstrom rh .... Holmquist fb Brady (CC) Brooks Substitutions: Carbon Taylor, to; Garcia, g; Adams, e; Pames, Zupon, b; East Mills, c; P. Gregerson, Wei. sen, Livingston, b. Score by quarters: Carbon .... 6 7 0 013 Frank Brooks and Sasaki then engio. eered a drive that went all the way to the Carbon nine where Brooks was stopped plonging for a first down. On a beautifully.executed fake pass Play that gave them a first down, the Dinosaurs again marched into Leo. pard territory. East held and came back to its 43 on Sesaki's end run but the Japanese star dropped the ball on the next play and Dom Oliv. eto recovered it for Carbon. Many Laterals Garnechec set up the next score with a pass to Liapis that was good for a first down on the East 24. The Carbon speedster then took the ball on one of many Carbon lateraL reverse plays and went all the way to the four, scoring two plays later, FOR Liapis placekicked the extra point. 0 0 7 0 7 The Leopard tally came in the East SPRING CANYON third period when Merle Grow, ANC filling In at end for the injured Bob "Man's Immortality ROYAL COAL wrestled with Garnechec in a Lence, Shown" ' 8EE ;: mudhole for Brooks' punt and em. The Christian Science lesson ser. erged with the ball on the 15. After two plays had been stopped, Brooks mon for Sunday. Nov. 15 Is: "Mortals plaughed through center for nine and Immortals." Phone 146 Helper yards and made a first down by Among the Scriptural references are: "The Spirit itself beareth wit. ness with our spirit, that we are the YOU'LL BE FRANKLY TOLD t GLASSES ARE NOT NEEDED? children of God." "Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble. He cometh forth like a flower, and is cut down; he fleeth also as a shadow, and continueth not." "For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you." "Cease ye from man, whose breath is in his nostrils: for wherein is he to be accounted of?" "For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must , ; put on mmortality." rm mti intsasMSawswaBaaaw &.amr The following correlative passages are, from Science' and Health with Mrs. American Komemaker needs keeiv effortless vision to Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker g meet the new tasks each day brings. Be Eddy: "Human experience in mortal Safe . . . SURE! See the registered optometrist here for a life which starts from an egg cor. responds with that of Job, when he complete eye examination NOW! If glasses are needed, says, "Man that is born of woman is choose Modern GUARANTEED GLASSES Factory to you! of few days, and full of trouble." "Mortals must emerge from this no. tlon of material life as 'all.in.all.' For right reasoning there should be but one fact before the thought, existence. . The spiritual namely Science of Being furnishes the "rule of perfection, end brings immortality to light." .- - ; , Is FRANK PUGLIESE Eyes Right Mil. Am&Uoal wmi ever-increasin- NO INTEREST KO NO EXTRAS RED TAPE The West's Largest Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians OREGON WASHINGTON UTAH IDAHO In Price at 31 E. Main St. TO THE U0TERS OF onnBon cootiTY The Undersigned Democratic candidates wish ,..to take this hiedns of extending sincere thanks to the voters of Carbon county for the excellent vote given to those on our ticket at the election on Tuesday. to the advantage of the people. Again, we thank you. H. COWLES WILLIAM CAMPBELL W. W. (DICK) HILL VAL I. CLYDE 8ABIN E. B. BRY) MILLER A. N.. SMITH BRIQHAM H. YOUNG HARLE8 H. SEMKEN MRS. JUNE BARTLETT EDWARD 8HEYA WILLIAM ROBS Latuda Youth Is Listed Among Students at "Y" MORE NAMES OF OLDER DRAFT HHuilouBwfWOU Blaine Hall of Latuda is attending Young University this quar. Brlgham REGISTRANTS GIVEN ter. , Despite transportation difficulties Another postion of the older regis. and other wartime conditions Brig, t rants listed with the Carbon county ham oung University has attracted draft board is published here. Next students from most sections of North week another 150 names will be list America and Hawaii. Twenty.eight ed. states from Washington to Washing, William G. Memmott, Castle Gate, ton, D.C. are reported represented 1501; Richard A. Murry, Kenliworth, with several students each. BYU offers many opportunities for 1502; Louis A. Acord, Castle Gate, those who want to serve America at Tho. 1504; 1503; Tony Tone, Helper, mas C. Mclnally, Price, 1505; James war. Business is taught Intensively S. Voyanges, Price, 1506; Bernard Ir. for those who wish to flU emergency iart, Price, 1507;" Virginia J. Andre. or war Industry positions. Training on Hi, Price, 1508; John Quilico, Helper, a "deferred service" basis for officer, 1509; James W. Nielson, Castle Gate, ships in military services is pro. 1510: George Stella. Helper. 1511: vlded. Primary and Secondary CPT William Lines. Columbia. 1512; Tom. (programs are available, and many as S. Johnson. Price, 1513; Ray G. young aviators are obtaining training McGonigal, Helper, 1514; Herbert through this program. These are but Gill, Latuda, 1515; Nymphas N. Sim. a few of the wartime study edvan. mons. Helper, 1517; Talison Evans, tages found at BYU this year. Others Helper, 1518; Emmett H. Webb, Ken. are, languages, sanitation, physical llworth, 1519; Giocomo Moretti, Hel. education, (for a hale America) and per. 1520; Andrew J. Buckley. Spring home economics. Glen, 1521; Albert S. Wahl, Helper, Castle Wasted money Is wasted 1522; Manousis Syradakls, ts-- lives. Don't waste precious Gate, 1523; Antonio Guadnoli, Sunny, live. Evcrv dollar von . - - can side, 1524; Fortunato Nuzio, Sunny, should be used to buy '!' , spare side. 1525. . .. , T. war duiius. uy yuu it j Orson Hill, Helper, 1528; Otto L. dnv. percent every pay Horner, Columbia, 1527; John Toma. dakis, Price, 1528; Pete Bladig, Price, Helper, 1609 Gust Nocolodemos, Sco. 1529; Joaquin Aldasore. Price, 1530; ftoia iin- - Jumfis KavanauRh, Hel. .John Moretto, Helper, 1531; George Tnh rarris. priCe. 1612; -I T IFAA, TT..l. u6u r. Zenzo c 0gat0( PrIce( 1613; Oaby ixwgeres, weiper, ion, Lloyd, Helper, 1533; Mike G. Morgan, Martln 1614. Leonard P. Guy, 1615; Grover C. Alger, uo. uwigo r. Columbia, llworth, 1535; Evan A. Lewis, Castle lumbia, 1616; Victor W. Faucett, Gate, 1536; Joe Bonza, Helper, 1537; Price. 1617: Hyrum L. Tldwell. Well Levi R. Thomas, Wattls, 1539; To. ington, 1618; George Antonakis, Helmoichl Nakano, Wattls, 1539; Arthur per, 1620; Michael J. Andrews, HeL A.Rich, Price. 1540; Cris DeCola, per, 1621; Hans Denlson. Sunnyslde, Latuda, 1541; Joseph P. White Sr., 1622; Franklin F. Rowley, Spring Latuda, 1542; Abram Strate. Colum. Glen. ,1623; William J. Jones, Price. bia, 1543; Juan L. Sandoval, Price 1624; Tony Kerbovich, Spring Glen, 1544; Charles E. Cloward, Price, 1545; 1625. Andred Wesfanskow, Latuda. 1546; Nikoludakis, Price, 1626; George Steve Radich, , National, 1547; Er. " nesto Caccia, Helper, 1548; Karl Tony Skrlner, Spring Glen, 1627; Burton Kenliworth, 1628; Kamper, Spring Glen. 1549; Comer James C. John Petitti, Price, 1629: Bert Ray. P. Peacock, Price, 1550. Frank Mezek, Frederick C. Martinez, Standard nolds, Helper, 1630; .Columbia. 1631;. John A. Phillips, o fi.mnM. o. Saccomanno, Co. u- -. -a..in. Price. 1632; Frank per, xod4; T flrntrn Prif-fi- . 1634: Glen, 1553; James Tomsic, Price, Francis M. Pace, Price, 1635; Robert 6; Schultz, Price, WAR MINUS American Expeditionary When the in Ireland recently Force landed reported the citizenry newspiipers remHrked at the similarity of the steel lielmetft worn by nur boys with those worn by Gprman lnops These steel hats are protect Ion from shrapnel fragments and other light missiles. We need thousands of them for they are a regular iSMie to every American soldier. A strap fasten under th smart chin and they are padded for comfort One steel helmet costs $5 so every time you fill $5 stamp bonk you are buying protection for an Invest at least American soldier. ten percent of your income In War Bonds every pay day. Help your rrnrh Us War Bond community v ir-.- , ) v Mriwiiwii Qiinla .- ,. , 1 j,,, - 1 r,.. vniw.0.uui. 'tti ''" W. Mabbot. Price, 1557, John Nigro. Columbia, 1558; John Koukoutsis, CoJ lumbia, 1559; Gust pourls, Kenll. worth. 1560; John Malovick, Sunny, side, 1561; Robert E. Rounce, Helper, 1562; Floyd Day, Price, 1563; William CafarelH, Price, 1564; Coke R. Fer. guson, Price. 1656; Johnnie Brown, Helper, 1566; Jacob Lauber, Helper, 1567; Leo P. Leonard. Price, 1568; Samuel Holmes, Kenilwlrth. 1569; John L. Safley. Price. 1570; Albert Tittle, Kenliworth, 1571; George Pe. thalaeB, Hiawatha, 1572; Jacob Klem. ensek, Spring Glen, 1573; Mike I. Trulos. Price, 1574; Kosmos S, An. drulakis. Price, 157S. Peter Griff one. Price. 1576: John H. Bradshaw. Royal, 1577; Edmund R. Hansen, Price, 1578; Frank Kos. matis, Spring Glen, 1579; Joseph Kel. aidis, Helper, 1580; Theros Zahar. oulls, Hiawatha, 1581; Torkel C. Larsen, Price, 1582; John Richards, Spring Glen, 1583; Earl L. Watkins, Price, 1584; Tony Redman, Helper, 1585; George W. Grismore, Helper, 1686; Camillo Manina, Helper, 1587; Ben J. Domica, Price, 1588; Jean Cu. buru, Price, 1589; Henry T. GIggs, Price, 1590; Twojiro, Takaysa, Hel. per, 1591; Parley Anderson, Hfawa. tha, 1592; Albert Fenn, Helper, 1593; Mario Seppl, Prlre, 1394; Steve Kar. anasties, Sunnyslde, 1595; Styllan G. Alfieris, Price, 1596; Eugene Ann. drieni, Helper, 1597; Louis Jasperson, Price, 1398; Charles L. Anderson, Price, 1599; Silvio S. Dalpiaz, Spring r Canyon, 1660. Isaac A. Barnes, Price, 1601; Harry W. Clark, Helper, 1602; George Vay. onls, Prlcer 1603; Pasqueale Costanzo, Helper, 1604; John Drakis, Price, 1605; John Cinder, Rains, 1606; Mar. Garlto Ullbarri. Price, 1607; Decidero Thlpio, Price, 1608; Nels G. Hansen, O.EGAL r ssV STATE OF UTAH .. Estate, of .Peter C Jouflas, also Chris Jouflas, also known known as Pete Jouflas. also known as Peter . Jouflas, also known as P. C, Jouflas, and being one and ths same person,, deceased. Creditors . will present claims with touchers, to undersigned at Helper, Utah, on or before the 7th day of . . ,. January, 1943. P. JOUFLAS, , . CHP.I3 Executor and Trustee of the fcstate of Peter C. Jouflas, also . known as Peter Chris Jouflas. also known as Pete Jouflas, ajso known as Peter Jouflas, also known ai P.iC. Jouflas, and. beln one , and the same person, deceased. THOttrr HATCH Attorney for Eexcutor ,.. ,fi. Helper, 1637; l. Leonard MENDS ff HOLDS & i It does to many mending, sealing nd holding tasks to tasily to quicklyl SEALS, PadiaMt of U Miidt, IUw ol bakv ltbh to In d tnclopti, moth proof PetePra, bt, ilxlvM. fit, Last Publication. 6, 1948 Nor ember tl, 1941 . . Book Wtm, fwolm. dwcln. M ilwtt inlc. Rapt, Mtar Sfii. window thtdxt, bwiipotnt fnon, tuetaltu, HOLDSt Ptiotot and cllppinti la plata, window tlim md peiten, bullttliu, tbtll papar MENDS, in cupbowdt. tc OJC .. Utility Dbpcmai mWi 1645; Tony Pignorelli, Spring Glen 1646; Guy Prichard, Price, 1647 Roy W. Thorny, Helper, 1648; Joseph E. Lopez, Helper. 1649; Edward F Newklrk. Helper, 1650 ch, V4 160 btdt tell . . Im V JJELPER JOURNAL UTAH HELPER, TYPEWRITER REPAIRS Inquire at HELPER JOURNAL OFFICE Phone 21 Helper 60c Ribbons and typewriter up Type Paper, Ream or Pvt) KEUB PROGRAMS FOR WEEK BEGINNING, NOVEMBER - 16, 1942 NEWS BROADCASTS Every hour and half hour MINE REPORT8 7:00 Mon. thru AM 6:30 PM Mon. Sat PM Sunday PM Mon.. thru fist. 7 :00 9:30 thru Sat. NEWS COMMENTATORS from T:00 AM to 10:50 PM ' 17 COMMENTARIES DAILY, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4 ON SUNDAY 2 ON SATURDAY PROGRAMS OUTSTANDING 8:30 AM Mon. thru Frl. : 46 AM Tues. and Thuri 10:15 AM Mon. thru Frl. Cheer Up Gang ; Taylor Mary Bill Hay Reads the Bible Letters ToMy Son The Shadow" Le - 10:46 AM 8undays 8:30 PM Sundays 4:00 PM Sundays 6:00 PM Sundays 6:30 PM Mondays 6:30 PM Tuesdays 6:30 PM Wednesdays 6:30 PM Thursdays 7:00 PM Saturdays 7:15 PM Wednesdays 7:30 PM Mondays ... 7:80 PM Tuesdays 7:30 PM Fridays 8:30 PM Sundays 8:48 PM Mon. Wed. FrL - First Nlcnter American Forum of the Air .Bulldog Drummond .The Federal Aot .True Stery Theatre .It Pays to Be Ignorant .Chicago Theatre of the Air .Cresta Blanc Carnival .Curtain America .Murder Clinic .Double or NothiBf .Tals la Our Saemy .Superman Complete Personal Insurance Ineludlng Life - Healtli - Accident - Hospital In Oft Pelley United Benefit Life InsLTcnco Ccprr; , , 1 SCOTCH TAPE in youi office or Try home. . tnd Trustee. , , First Publication, Norember ( kill 1638; Angejo Pappas, Wellington, Hiawatha. 1639; MarluS C. Branch, Price, 1640; James R. Brisnahan, Hel. per, 1641; Mike Malaska, Clear Creek, 1642; Francis E. Denlson Sunnyslde, 1643; Sam Sampenos, Price. 1644; David C. Miller, Helper, A H f , . (Pali Political AdrsK PAGE TORES UTAH IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CARBON COUNTY elected to It will be the endeavor of all Democratic candidates vote of received approval render service in the future that has your in this election. It is our desire and purpose to serve in every vay : AiHBT.PKR. Ihitua! Benefit Health & Accident Ass'n. OMAHA, NEBRASKA LA. Hills 42 South 1st 1 MANAGER East Bt Prfca |