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Show THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1HI . Jfr - -r TH V . II P t r. JUliKNAL IL" , -- & RAILROAD NEWS ' HELPEB. UTAH will leave on his vacation next week. Gill plans on going home to Ogden and visit with his family. Rang chief dispatcher here returned to work last Tuesday after a brief vacation period in Salt Hughes, George Lake City. Rails-R- on official businep were A. E. Rice assis- tlp cliief mechanical officer, here 9 vicitnr? l-- Thui-sda- f I io Mr t y iGvimle Caiman work home, after John Bellows a brief v:it is hack to "rish; L,t resting Shore, another Rio Blaekie tells ,. that short wa official from headquarters in down to the office Sunday acquaintup." John DenVen -R- ing ails- himself with tin- Bill Weller. chief inspector and air man on the day shift out on the li;u. en Cooley made a rush trip to Salt Lake last Thursday ou company business, then rushed back twice as fast because of an emergency case calling one of the wrecker crew home for a few days, War Buy Bonds and Stamps or'fice so tar have a distance still Dave, so it seems! friendly seen mm the same HI-HEA- "More W'jI ' fi Rails - YOU'LL Heat For Your Reliable Service probably at Min. UD C 17 f KP P I AllUAJ Ulcer,t Indige,tionf Bloating, Ca, Heartburn, Belching. Nausea, get a free sample of UDGA and a ree interesting booklet at HELPER DRUG COMPANY IF GLASSES ARE NOT NEEDED! TOLD FRANKLY BE cue If Fjtce Acid you pains of Stomach LOOK AHEAD! ill. Rails GIVE EYES his carman in Salt Lake, sergeant in the Army railroad divis. ion somewhere in Xe-Mexico, is on a short furlough here. Cole, Money" For W " 111;, Car Boss Berrett tells us that Rex COAL. T l dim Kirkos this week disposed of his interests in the Palace Candy shop to Jim Pappacostas and with Mrs Kirkos has moved to Denver, where they will locate. E. Dogget, carman is spending his vacation time in Hutcheson, Kansas with his mother, who has been seriously Out ;unl time next month, turn. Colorado. L. Spring Canyon Try !S families -i- to-ha- nays, . d ht from d the families of (di The persoa who normally op. auxiliary members, during erale the plant wi!'. not do the pro. hey ;ire not being used for cessing other than nrtin.g as processing l'o:ni- - for lie church, the board mouther stated. The sugar for home canning regulTh; goal cl the 'vcond Viii ations this season make it possible to use church or privately-ownefg; Loan drive is 13 billion dol- fac ilities for community canning projects t.U I; rs. That is lust about one fth of the estimated increase and consider the products as home-canne- d 1 of the Public Debt for the fls- and, therefore, point. free, the 1cal year of 1943. local chairman said. thre-lett- few church-jwne- I fonn-aveia- a followed , church limes S8 only outlining the procedure to bfl for individuals wishing to use community canning facilities (or producing point-fre- e products, ths CHURCH PLAN OF chairman outlined the following: a) Notify the local war price and USING CANNERIES the arrangements rationing board can he checked to be sine they fall The recently annouurced plans within the regulations. (b) All members of the group must canwhereby the LDS of labor and maneries w ill be made available to contribute a share terials. and fruits used Vegetables ration-free aioups for the production of have been grown by a member canned goods have received the must of the group. hearty approval of OPA. according to (c) The sugar used must be conI. U. Eldridge. chairman of the Carbon county war price and rationing tributed by the members of the group from their regular sugar for home board. pounds, 15 OP.Vs endoi M ineiit wai given by canning allotment of lit y of wnicli receive pounds may II. (Irani Ivins. slate direcior, follow, applying individually to the local in; a meeting ai which church wel- by board The remaining l' pounds may fare officials stated that stake and be a'iUireil with stamps, to be desward tannins; plants will lie made Hook available for the use of .croups of ignated later, from War Ration In OPA APPROVES LOS t WOMEH HELP AT HELPER there. ?hort. it j euii:s I Ray Greener was away from the ready to suUstiinte sce'iis. (.,, Axvtar-at- of "the last week 'I iii hitter part who will l)t. ,,f,t;o:ii:ie in ('ar;l affairs. tending to family county soon. Rairs Black examined Shorty on typhis, informed us Monday dictation jijjlj- We; more and general intellieence an.i v... i.s- - ifoiiiui. h n Wot reports as follows: "Well. men. I Colorado. livins gave him the of n)0re, formerly .v.Vv typhi? t,.st h.ere ami workteg on the Rio Grande several bad start.-- , h. fine.Mvr of; one of the A A U rules in fairly ji a car uiri"-Rails ae speed was n nice little chat with James 1 Ha(j words jier minute, although on lUcFall. about the army boys this several of Hie commonplace I week. He says that Jim Junior is conVbinaiions slight bursts of I at Camp ('alien with a big search. 5 to 7 words per minute were per. is it I jiffht unit- We understand that formed. His performance is pan, ally rl aprtawry training unit where besides excusable because Bill doesn't ktv;i search-ligtechnique, they the machine in any too good condilearning I ais0 are tutored quite thoroughly on tion. All in all he did well in this I matter? pertaining to hand. test better than I ever hope to lie.'' I combat tactics and some of the finer He goes on to tell us that Short rough.and-tumbl- e warfare. lays no claim to being a wizard in points of Rails dictation. "In general intelligence tells us that he has test he did very well. Certain colCarl Berry heard from nis tni'ee children, all in lege subjects we quized him on were 1 the service of Uncle Sam. Burke, he 'duck-souto him." p' p believes is still up north in the BerWonder if Bill is worried about the lins Strait area; Rex is still under. good showing Short is bound to I going "boot" training at Faragut. make. 1 Idaho. Metiene, the WAAC, will he Rails home on a short ifurlough soon. Fred the electrician, stupified us Ralls with his youthful exuberance last Lt. David Gibson, U. S. Army, and Saturday evening! Don't call him one former traveling fireman at this of those "Men of Metal" unless va' point is home on furlough again for can defend yourself pugistically! PAGE SEVEN brother.in-la- w and former and now a CARE NOW! Insure future visual comfort . . efficiency NOW! Sea capable, registered optometrist here for complete eye examination. Rails Bill Axelgard. clerk, is scheduled to See start his soon now. He about his kinda' plans, but did say that the Provo area would witness his presence for a ibrief spell of the time. FRANK PUGLIESE Phone 146 Helper is vacation right tight-mouth- Guaranteed GLASSES NOTHING DOWN 1 -- ONLY A WEEK PAY NO INTEREST Kh:A i ptef; These photos by W, A. Etowney, father of Agent D. K. Downey, show the women roundhouse employes at Helper. Top picture, left to right, Mrs Amelia E. Richards, Pauline Kuretich, Leah Stoker and Edith Kirkwood; bottom, left to right, Mary Sage, Catherine Dunn, Pauline Kiretich. Leah Stoker, Edith Kirkwood, Mrs Richards and Photo Courtesy, Green Light. Mrs E. S. Bray.. The West's Largest Manufacturing and Dispensing of Mr and Mrs Carlo Dalpiaz of this city. The marriage will be solemnized in the Catholic hurch in Price at 10 o'clock in the morning, Saturday. May 2Sth. ONE YEAR AGO From files of May 20. 1942 Chosen as the two senior graduates PUNTY OF CLEAR OK CHfPKD CRYSTAL FOR COOUNG BBVtlAGES OR FO SALADS, ETC. m PURE WASHED AIR KEEPS FOODS FRESHER reAmazins! js the word for this modernly designed wartime new a frigerator. Coolerator washed air refrigeration uses ice in way air circulation method. It keeps foods fresher, preserves their natural flavors longer. Pure washed, humidified, chilled air circulates constantly ove dishes he food and carries objectionable odors. Covered away not needed to prevent excessive drying out, lettuce and other vegetables retain their garden freshness. e 1 3 FAMILY SIZE ANSWERS TODAY'S REFRIGERATION 2 PROBLEM SAVES FOOD, SAVES WAR MATERIAL MEETS W.P.B. WW COST, ICONOMICAl IN OPERATION VITAL REQUIREMENTS See 'font today of Phone 170,.. Helper RED TAPE IDAHO In Price OREGON at Opticians WASHINGTON 31 E. Main St. AGO 19, 1933 now is assisting in T. Beveridge who have contributed most to the O. P Skaggs store. the college lower division during their two years of attendance were Boyd Attorney Thorit Hatch and Dr C. L. Bunnel and Helen Nilson, both of Kline this week have removed their Helper. offices to the Stafford building. Annual social and dancing party of Pete Perrero of Helper last Saturclasses was night held Bobby Redwood, Coloday held Saturday evening in the local rado lightweight champ, to a draw In Mrs Louise to K of P hall, according bout at Eagle, Colo. a preliminary Anderson, instructor. some the Helper citizenship They Mayor Barney H. Hyde, chairman of the Kiwanis Education committee, last night presented Ray VV. (Jack) Gwllliam, son of Mr and Mrs George Black, to members of the club as their 1942 winner of a $50 scholarship to Carbon college. A ne warrival, born last Friday, is a baby daughter, born to Mr and Mrs George Pizza. Both are in the Price hospital, and reported to be getting along fine. will be matched again Scare" and "Shortage" Advertising What It 1$, and What It Does The Office of Price Administration J HEAT " thus defines it: 'Scare' advertising is that which tends, J through fear of future price increases, or shortages, to induce the consumer to make speculative, advance purchases." Here's what it does: (I) Promotes Hoarding; (2) Creates Needless Shortages; (3) Hastens Rationing; (4) Hinders America's War Effort. J Wise advertisers will not use such "shortage" appeals to quicken sales as: "No replacements after these are gone;" "We can't beg, borrow, or steal any more for the duration;" "This material is practically extinct;" etc.. etc. 'om'ort FIVE YEARS AGO From files of May ;19, 1938 Helper's band scored again! This time It was at the National Regional band contest held at Provo last week. The local band again left It's class as a junior high school and entered the class C high school group, where they were rated In division one in both concert and marching. ABERDEEN DEALER Mr and Mrs C. A- Knobbs, Bert Happs and Johnny Allison were recent Colorado visitors. INDEPEIIDE1T COAL & COKE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BETTER BUSINESS BUREAUS COMPANY TKij publication, in cooperation viH Government, butinttt and consumers, kat bought and paid for thi$ adiertitement in furtherance of the war effort. - PALACE CANDY STORE TEN ,YEARS files of May From NO sw UTAH Backward GI ances NO EXTRAS Of interest to their many friends is the announcement of the coming of Mies Eleanor Piacltelll, of Mr and Mrs John Placl-tell- L of Price, to Frank Dalpiaz. on marriage daughter There In It An Your COMMUNITY Thinking, patriotic advertisers cheerfully join the Office of Price Administration and the Nation's Better Business Bureaus in discouraging "scare" The Nation's economic advertising of any sort. interests its vital home front urgently require it. "From AI! the Nation Cooperation" |