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Show THURSDAY. UTAH "AGE EIGHT our Boys SERVICE FN COUNTY ATTORNEY YMCA NAMES HELEN SPEAKS AT NILSON AS "War Production How It Is Affected by Accidents and Absentee, was the subject of a:: address delivered by County Attorn y Edward ?heya before employee.-:-, of the Independent Coal k L one in company Kenilwoith at their regular monthly saf. tional Harvester company at Dallas. graduated this morning, Thursday, at ety meeting held on acTexas. Major Dalton's wife and 10:3o, from the West Coast Training Monday night, to William cording son are in Florida Center of the United States Army residing young where he is now stationed. Air Force at Stockton, California. P. Maack, membei rL ' "t -- i He i now ranked as a 2nd lieuten- - of the committee In of programs. DAVID H. GinSON. 1st lientenant anr- Ml-- parents and brother, Kay, charge Mr the Sheya ably Jn the U. S. armed forces, is home on attended graduation exercises. a ten. day leave visiting with his t. Morley and his wife, the former treated the subject parents. 'Mr and Mrs D. C. Gibson. Lt Dorothy Wible, will be home (luring by quoting statistics how proved Gibson arrived last Saturday night. his furlough next week to visit with that production is retardHe took the plane from California to their families. ed when any one Salt Lake City, upon hearing that he REX leave. At end been the of lad given COLE, brother of Mrs worker remains off Sgt. Ed Sheya that time he will return to Damp Ray Berrett, stopped Tuesday in He- the jab. He praised coal low the for the miners in percenta California. for to short visit, enroute Indio, Salt Young lper Lake City. Sgt. Cole is stationed with age of absenteeism as reported for JOHN JULIANO, son of James Jul- the Railroad Battalion at Cloves, New Carbon county. Fred Bailey, U. S. Bureau ).' Mines iano of Helper, arrived Monday night Mexico. representative for the western states, for a ten. day furlough. He is a cor- spoke on safety first and gave an in to each fireman teresting and informative discourse assign specific duties CHANGES NOTED on problems dealing with miners. when fighting a fire. IN CITY Gerald 'Morgan, company employee, ' To Purchase Equipment over the meeting. Vocal sel The council presided the purchase approved FIRE DEPARTMENT of two modern, all.purpose gas masks ections were presented by Kay Olsen and a first aid kit; they also con- and Johnny Nikas of Price, accom. (Continued from Page One) council is one well directed fire drill sidered the purchase of a resucitator panied by Laneley Barries. The seceach month, for which each fireman (aspirator and inhalator), The de. tion boss prize, a $50 war bond, was will receive $3 additional pay; the partment will be asked to keep an won by Paul Luther and the attendchief $5, and the assistant chief $4; accurate check on equipment and ance prize was awarded to Emil however, a fireman must be present when repairs or replacements are The standing committee in charge at the drill In order to receive the necessary to make such recommendof the monthly programs and meet, extra remuneration. The chief must ations. An administrative health and safety ings include Sam Fratto, safety engubmit a monthly report of fires and drills to the council for their approval committee was approved by the coun- gineer, chairman, C. W. Peterson and must call a meeting every three cil and will 'be composed of Mayor and Mr Maack. months at his department to discuss Hyde, chairman; Dr. Joe Dalpiaz and fire problems and other matters per- D. K Downey. The chief of police ings will be watched more closely in where a consistent taining to maintaining an efficient will be- instructed to attend every the future, and and "well informed department. It is fire, or have one of his assistants regulation can be effected it will be the further duty of the chief to in- substitute for him. By having the done. Theatre managers will be askstruct each and every member of the police force at fires traffic can be ed to cooperate in keeping their and lobbies accessable to free department In the use of all standard regulated and controlled, Mayor Hyde aisles QUifwnent within the department, and suggested. Overcrowded public gather. traffic. According to Mayor Hyde and the . 'v . city council they feel certain that as a result of the Tuesday meeting. Helper will benefit by having a much more efficient and alert fire depart, ment in the future. Mr W. H. Dalion of Rains has just poral technician in the army and is received word that his son. CKCIL stationed at Fort Ord, California. He O. DALTON. has been advanced to a was accompanied by his wife, who s at San Jose, California. Corrnajor in the army. Major Dalton, until recently, was an instructor in the poral Juliano entered the service in gunnery department at Fort Sill. Ok- January. i'Jil. lahoma. He is a graduate of Texas A & M and before entering the serROBERT E. MORLEY. son of Mr vice was employed by the Interna, and Mrs Claude Morley of Price, ," re.-idc- I-- Hus-kaine- n. u int Ttianapr Lee Davis ,c.ur..i the YMCA in Helper, announced,' this week that Mis Helen Rae Nilson bad been named as director in charge- - of the summer program for the city. Her appoint-mewas approved by the policy committee of the YMCA recently, Mr! is effective Davis announced, and June 1. .Mr nt Miss Nilson is the and Mrs R. A. Nilson. daughter of .Mr and during the ... 2! sic room Advanced Fri.- -9 a.m. Sunnyside, and Drager at Sunnyside .j Fri. 1 PARENTS: Please meet E v Williams according to the abov schedule the first week. This wm help your child make a good contact and more success will be obtained this summer. LET'S BUILD WAR BUY ,.fJeep -- SOOO A' est 11 ' y this c"0 VftUt (OK M9K - - v.. x - Car - For Your Country CAGOLIN IN fl V UTAH OIL REFININS COMPANY STATIONS AND DEALERS III THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY May 20, 21 22 Continuous Show Daily From 5 p.m. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM TARZAN FEATURE LURED BY SHE'S FUN IN NO. THE She's a scream... on the screen! PRINCESS! n, LOIS Fi ANDREWS Jamil ElllSON Chorion. GREENWOOD Charlie RUOOLES rv SUNDAY - ;- MONDAY TUESDAY Continuous show Sunday from 1 P.M. Tuesday from 5:15 SMifil HATS nut ftEBE LEGIST 2.00 to Q.OO i . . . you'll enjoy wearing a new Gordon straw. Quality straws In familiar Paend novelty weaves i 74 TOGGERY HELPER, UTAH lased on TI pinch-front- s, sgS3& j I ... namas, sailors, telescopes. All men's sizes. FOR D7ATH." '0 I Jor coolness sational expose of life under the Nazis . . . life in which love is but a tool of the State; where h?te and fear and force st!k the romance of every girl and boy! . . . It's drama such as you've never seen before, from the flaming book, 1 una sKZimir Light in weight for your comfort . . . porously woven Let's get the truth about the "Master Race" from this sen. "EDUCATION GREG0R ZIEMER'S WltH HOLT jfW BONIH Wn I GRANVILLE OTTO 2 FUNNIES PAGAN A May 23, 24, 25, j - WEEKLY PROGRAM country. The letter, bearing the signatures of all who bought a 'bond, is now on its way to North Africa and in due time will be received by General Eisenhower and his staff of officers. VICTORY IN '43 Coal Production Continues At least for another 16 days coal production throughout the U. S. will continue uninterrupted as a result of another truce between John L. Lewis, UMWA national president and Fuel Coordinator Ickes. Lewis announced from New York late Monday afternoon that we. "are requesting our membership to continue at work under the existing retroactive extension agreement until midnight. May 31." Another extension agreement was to have expired at midnight Tuesday. May IS, and fear had been rampant that coal output would have been crippled by a na tional walkout. Let us all hope and pray that by the time May 31 rolls around this month-ol- d controversey will have be come history and all fears of a work stoppage in the coal mines of this country wil lhave been removed, at least for the duration, if not forever. AMERICA BONDS RArW COMMENTS I school school p.m. Columbia Buy Bonds (Continued From Page Onei received a few thousand additional dollars with which to fight this war, and third several local individuals have another war bond as an invest ment in the future security of this Sunnyd1p MHNMMMMMMOMNNMMIMMNMnHHM Nil-so- For Victory: p.m. ruawatha school a.m. Helper Central Thurs.- -9 a.m. Price Harding Medium grade students. ,Thurs.- -8 p.m. at Price college mu. Free instrumental instruction will be given througnoui lamun this summer starting Monday, way 24. 1343. bv E. M. Williams. The schedule wil! be as roiiows. Mon. 9 a.m. Price Harding school. Beginner students. Tiies. 9 a.m. Kenilworth school. Tues 1 p.m. Castle Gate school. past winter has been a student at the Utah State Agriculture college in Logan where she is majoring i:i physical education and has made a fine record in her studies. Recently the city council announced the annointment of George Pizza as head of the recreational program for Helper during, the summer months. At the time of Mr Pizza's appointment the YMCA, through Mr Davis, offer, ed to assist with the program and advised they would hire a lady director if such a plan met the approval n of the mayor and council. Miss and Mr Pizza will work out a schedule of activities, which will be announced at a later date. Following a meeting of the recrea. tional committee Monday night which was appointed "by the council and consisting of Councilman A 5. Wahl, chairman, Mr Davis and R. A. they have announced a registration of all youngsters, at the city park on Tuesday, June'l. Registration of the 'boys will be under the direction of Mr Pizza and will be at 10 a.m., and the girls will be registered by 'Miss Nilson at 2 p.m. The council; the committee and the directors have emphasized that a special invitation is ibeing extended to the communities surrounding Hel. per to participate in the summer program. If possible parents are urged to send their children to Helper on June 1 to participate in the regis tration and the program during the summer. Nil-so- 1943 Wed.- -9 GIVEN THIS SUMMER o! 2C. xuca.t FREE INSTRUMENTAL RECREATION AIDE SAFETY FIRST MEET MAY KRUGER WARNER 'UOYDCORRIG AN KFORD CAGE . HANS CONREI0 GAVIN MUIR . NANCY GATES Produced by EDWARD A. GOLDEN Wrecled by EDWARD DMYTRYK. best seller o 7 Also the Latest FOX MOVIETONE NEWS COLOB CARTOON and "The MARCII OF TIME" |