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Show THE HELPER JOURXA PACE SIX H E LP L THURSDAY, OCTOBER ERjJL FLORENCE REYXOL1K SPEAKS ON OPA IN SALT LAKE CITY I CPL. EUGENE MIGLIORE V ,Vr.,iM.,. , GFRLS.se Boys FN SERVICE ' 28, 1943 Miss Florence Reynolds of w,-!- ington. D.C., formerly of daughter of Mr and Mrs Rog.r . and nolds. now holds a Position m 'J" office of price administration staff j! charge of coordinating work of sevD, .Mr and Mrs Silvio SGT. TONY SPADAFORA Dalpiaz received al government agencies for the ?m a from their son. Seaman 1st for Freedom campaign, and Fights FRED LOUIS disss DALPIAZ. lately 'a in Salt Lake City be will few v ten fYoin some port. He iris been days. :i ;!rpthe ?outh Pacific. In this Miss Reynolds was scheduled t0 letter Sea :n .in Dalpiaz stated that be a. meeting in the Nnwhouse address a visit to another ahjanl ship at 10 a.m. Representatives hotel today ;s;.i!or he knew, nml while there found of the department of agriculture is old Helper Journal. He said that from several states, food distribution i: was surely good to see that n.;per a:id read u'A about Helper. Guess it rdministration, war food administration and OPA officials, and member? isn't such a larpe world after all. v.n;v ;ms. all stationed of the Utah nutrition council ttere t0 1. ot:is hi'.s bee!) in the shows six Cat :iou since met n; i:,n Diesi). They Cm-nsm near the lia be in attendance for Miss Reynold's November 18. 1S42. and has been in the hav ibcu, to picture tb" South Pacific for seven months. program. .fteinooii (iuiins their free time . e;iect;iis: anytime She has conducted such addresses He is a cuntier. S'tys h is fine and " :he serice a short !ei:t:;h i, l:..'.e bet-,,rt.,l Ciininra Eddie Howa, in to "Chicago, Los Angeles and San all uur his love his friends. serds OV ie:s for oversea e'. uuiy. j.iu..,.. Vorl lias bfen re reived by Mr and before returning to her out tinre the picture was tar.en. Francisco, sh oped brer, i:;s their that Pfc Bart and Mrs Kmil Migliore a Ituuier at t.ie ua in Washington will visit a few Ostler, duties riintnn Pfc a letter received week t!li? to Left 'n right: eon. Eugene (Gene), has been proI' .niM Pendleton, waiting overseas: I'vt. itituaiu i days with her mother in Salt Lake from ERXEST MONTdVA. s a :inn moted to Corporal. He has been in ; .'M" MigHore. working on planes Eugene City. Corporal base: he that us second he informs in at class, the U. S. Marine Corps since April n,.,,.oi v,1,lie Howa. now Since leaving Helper several years - JT .it aviation nase at .uiianwu, the receivine office Help is surely appreciates Migliorp of this year. Corporal Miss Reynolds has been rapidly Cal Johnson, in charge oi seivne aeo, oral a lot of Conn iiid he has feev. that Journal overseas jer now at the Marine Corps Aviation in her career, commencing advancing 'oase. country, but he wouldn't" trade Helper Field at Miramar. San Hiaeo. He to write stories and script at first 3 who of Erni joined for THANKS it, motors any OF CARD part Jt cow working on plane radio. Through her untiring ef asro is X.ivy about five niqir. A very it is with deepest and most sincere fpr and in the office waiting his turn interesting letter was re-- : the son and unsurpassed talents, Miss forts Mrs Mr of I'. and J. we (Monty) our' thank in San that While reived last week by Mrs Dominick jthe for overseas duty. v"v"c- - "'su of Helper. friends and relatives who contributed Diego he has come across 15 boys Albo from her brother, TONY SPA Montoya tl0ns- and and floral Carbon IN beautiful county, offerings so many DAFORA. staff sergeant in the U.S. that are from Pvt. GLEN L. JAMES, who has all in the Marines. 'arts of kindness during the recent' Air Force, and son of Mrs Teresa death of our mother, Mrs. Mary J. OFFICIAL "V" SERVICE FLAG- SSpadafore of Green River, explaining teen in the service for six months. one to four stars at tne Helper ' how the Chinese celebrated October us located tn the Railroad division in Ciowley. to La. his trans, New Orleans. Prior Journal. The of Crowley Family. China's; 10, 1943, 32nd anniversary National Employees of the Indepennent CoaL. Day. Sgt. for to this camp, he was stationed at Independence 'and Coke company at Kenilwortll . Snadafore exnlained that China's Na-- : Arkansas. , ... , For Store WOm 111 GIRL Wanted o!' Mr and Mrs are sons r,i,i Both bovs their regular quarterly satety. someis uonai . . v.! independence nav . iay CinnJ.. ,.,- u.n October! fc s a day Frank James of Helper, are Carbon meeting last Friday evening. Helper n,frtu, u ,fc : be- - 29. P. Maack, William both to rapid advancement. Write Dox 120 for celebration, and school graduates According for festivity and high 10,29,ltc He states that accord- - long to the Brotherhood of Railway punijC relations and personnel rep.! merry-makinSat., Nov. 6th Helper Auditorium for the resentative, arrangements TA1D For Used Scheaffer ing to his Chinese friends it was Oct. Firemen. CASH PRIZE DRAWING SPECIAL of 'meeting was under the direction ai wucnang mac ui Fountain Pens. Helper Drug Co. oDer lu, and A card received Sun Vat Sen first ienited the torch Pvt. JOSEPH Sam Fratto. safety engineer, Utah 9,23,ltc Ladies 20c Helper, Adm. 1.00 Couple, of liberty for China which resulted MYERS bv the editor this week. in. George Richards presided as chair. at RAILROAD G W R Man'in over 4. at the home man D meeting. formed us that Joe is right LINCOLN LUKE'S ORCHESTRA the overthrow of the absolute in-! HELPER NEEDS Switchmen, chu monarchy and brought about a playing baseball. Quoting Joe: "I Following two interesting and Brakemen, Firemen, Mechanical 'republic like ours. Hence Dr. Sun is, played a game of ball here Sunday, formative addresses by Superintend. Laborers. Will Jackson, and General; ent George and Section 'honored as the father of the Chinese Our Railroad Battalion E. O. Jackson students. for A thej 10 observed here. Base Foreman Mine Air is October nlaved the Army Republic and pay $6.00 per day Must have statement of avail-abilit- y. as the birthday of New China. igood game we won 3 to 1. Played meeting was turned into a general discussion at which time Supt. j Sgt. Spadafore has been in China at the Pelican Park. 1 played 3rd open-foruApply Ass't. 9.2.4tc fod two months and has been in mil- - base. Thought 1 was slipping, but many unusual and important matters Office at Helper. they don't seem to think so here." coneernina greater safety were preitary service over a year. '.Toe is now stationed at New Orleans, sented by various employees. Because FOR RENT Three rooms at Martin. For Sale: Monarch coal range. Pfc. CHARLES CURIA, son of Mr Louisiana, having left Helper Septem- - 0f the problems presented by workers Mrs A Pollastro. ll,4,ltc .... and Mrs John Curia of Kenilworth isiber 29 to join up with Uncle Sam. involving their particular- job in and . the mine, the meeting was a about He is lTftW (?ALF house home on a week's furlough. Small who left outstanding. Mr Maack reported. MANGONE. BENNETT at Fort stationed 1 n we policeman, military b for San Bernardino last Sunday after climaxing the evening was the dai'lv Custer. Michigan. 199 w furlough in Help- - awarding of $300 in War Bonds as ""j1 enjoying a. ten-dapr- - was advanced to the rank of prizes, at which drawing 350 employ- L! RAYMOND I ' EE PUTMAN son pfc So now ees participated. In order to be elig. In. -' FOR RENT Three.room house. PlItman of Helo- - 'sergeant upon his return. Mr. T u's Mangone. ib'e for the drawing an employee had 73 Street Sergeant at ....ll,4,ltc Racey quire pr ,pt Wednegday night after being Through fnowi Mrs S. P. Colton, now residing in or WOrkinp t his job during the time FOUND One Buckskin Man's Gaunt- " word this Steve received Lake let Glove, fits left hand. Owner session. in Salt was City, the meeting d II i j : I . lt-- v 350 ' TAKE PART KENILWORTH j SAFETY MEETING CLASSIFIED j . . A DAY ARMISTICE ' DANCE - g. Extra All-Sta- rs m Zfillm ; m aeemic n!2 y .,, malnorraadat " XTltC ' " 7"" well and & Toedo 0hiQ He lg ,9 now in England and is "" AP mviu navvy. ,lVi iiji, moutiu uiu.:a h Krauuaic ui waiuuu U8' FOR SALE Lt. Colton for six weeks. house with extra lot. Inquire Mike and entered the service March 11, In a "V" Mail letter received Wed. 1943. Formento, Railroad Ave. 10,28,3tp nesday from Lt. Colton, he informs 18 the JU''nal f0,'Ce S",e FRANK JAMES Pi vatefi.stclass Jn Eng.,an,.. flyinp spitfires. now located in Hawaii with the V;S.jHe pays (hp Bl1tgh collnt,.yside is armed forces, and one of the beautiftlland that you do.t know Helper boys to enter the wh.t a blackout is until you enter to saved money home which he had some English villages at 1 -r- ive-room bond; Harold i'u r-- 0iiq Brooks, won IfUHU. irx rtiiu see- - wmnru - . - CASH IHUZP. S Wilson was awarded the $2.") 'bond Two seeiun boss prizes, earn a I'M i,ond. were won by George Jensen & Harry Parr- The attenflance was awarded to Henry Trimtvine, whch was a $25 bond. Another phase ' JL h drawins he failed to for b,v pri,.s ,lnip o on ceivo an iw.vd a ,,e' feet "iv, ,ost 3t ni?ht f,yiDg arUnd ,he'-55", According to Mr Miack. their com. S3fety friends and force the hut week, paper lOUISHJVNELL son of gaining m among him on of Private James and MrS Bu""e workers, primarily because thev were this hrmy acL He hTbeen in theMr member tf fst"d- "irely to involve the service almost three years, being senti1'nt officers and aviation laborers wnenever possible. The next to Hawaii about three weeks after. ho crradiia tori ennn frnm tho r ii ;n t. qii " FOR THE BEST DEAL tbp Penrl Hnrhnr bomhine. I". B""v J""" meeting win ue ncj in ..ciuhi. i;.m forces flying school, at Stockton. Cal-SEE lfornia. He will be made a pilot and 1944 EQUALS 1918. Word was received this week by receive the coveted silver wings. Be. Mr and Mrs Steve Burdis of Helper NOW BELGIUM IN Stockton Field training, lf0,'e BUNNELL GARAGE that their son, GcOROE Bukuis. De entering completed primary and basic Belgians who have been chalk, an instructor at Orlando. Florida, had at Tulare and Lancaster. ing "191S'' on the walls of Belgian training to a second been promoted recently 1 allIornla- towns to signify their rememMartinelli Garage lieutenant. Lt, Burdis was home on brance of the previous Allied vicsick leave about a month ago. He JOHN PERRY, son of Mr and Mrs tory, have four.:! a new way to Building in of fall the service entered military Tony Perry, was promoted on Oct- - show their defiance of Germans, BEFORE YOU SELL 1942. ober 11, frota the grade of private to according to the Belgian War ReFRRANK BURDIS. another son of. private first class. He is stationed at lief Society, member agency of the Phone 51 Mr and Mrs Burdis. just received his Smoky Hill Army Air Field. Salina. National War Fund. Helper They now write next year's date rating as a corporal. Corporal Bur-- 1 Kansas, 1944. following it with the nota. dis is now on overseas duty. EARL BLACK ,sou of Mr and Mr lion: "1 pais 9 plus 4 plus 4 makes iG. L. Black, arrived October 23 for a IS. Remember what hnppened in leave, coming from Colorado 191S. It will come to pass again in Springs. Colorado, where he has been 1944." attending Officers' training school at .Colorado College for the past four KIWANIS NAMES months. He says he likes :t very T. HATCH TO jmuch and is anxious to continue his SECRETARY POST training. (Continued From Png(- - One Pvt. EUGENE TOMSIC. son of Mr old chamber of commerce, and when and Mrs John Tomsic, is now located the board of trade was organized in at Buckley Field. Denver. Colorado, 1940 he assumed the secretarial posattending armament school. Private ition and served' during the entire Torasic has been in the service since life of the group which was about June, being stationed at Kearns prior two and one.half years. He was the to his transfer to Buckley Field. chairman of the last Days of '49 committee, which promoted the annual Child Dies After Fall celebration in 1941. It is expected the newly named sec. From Moving retary will accompany President-elec- t Raises Toll to D. K. Downey and Win. P. Mack, to the 1J44 of. Death of Faye Anderson, conference for the fleers' daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred An. Utah-Idah- o training in district Pocatello, derson of We appreciate the Opportunity to Serve Sunnydala, jun. Idaho on November 21. Tuesday, raised Carbon county's traf. Mr Moffitt tendered his resignation area. Food is fic toll of deaths for the year to eight People of Helper and to the club two weeks ago when it as compared to seven for the same to get, we our became apparent that he would be they'll period last year, and bought Utah's best of everything obtainable. traffic fatality record to 80 as com. one of the pre.Pearl Harbor fathers to be called into the armed forces in pared to 123 for 1943. The Anderson child died from injuries ' received the near future. He expected to be ( TOM and GUS ) when she fell out the back door of calle with the November 4 group, but the family automobile while travel-in- g missed this call. toward Price. ' " side of the. the accident The Andersons were driving from occurred.' Sunnydale when the accident occurred The child received severe head Infour miles south of Price. The parand lacerations. juries Phone 166 ents saw the child tumble out of the Helper Funeral services were being arback door. A young friend also riding ranged today by the family of the in the back seat was on the opposite dead girl. KtbmlSJdT-th- FOR VT the pZL I USED CARS y - ot.clM f ? ii-m" TT? ' - i In T Hundreds of families, particularly war workers, need electric appliances. They cannot buy new ones because electric appliances are no longer being manufactured. If you have idle appliances, you'll be patriotic if you sell them and put the money in War Stamps and Bonds. Fill in the coupon or phone your Electric Appliance Dealer or the nearest Utah Power & Light Company office for full details about the "Wartime Trading Post" for electric appliances. TYPICAL APPLIANCES Electric Irons Electric Clocks Electric Toasters Electric Mixers Table Lamps Floor Lamps tiectnc Radios Electric Washers TO BUY, SELL OR TRADE Electric Stokers Electric Coffee Makers Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Water Heaters Electric Sewing Machine? Electric Refrigerators Electric Hot Plates Electric Commercial Cookine and Baking Equipment "WARTIME Shavers Ironers Vacuums Roasters Ranges Grills Motors POST'' COUPON TRADING Date. 1 . I would like to seU trade (check buy transaction in which you are interested) the following used Electric Appliances: fj 10-d- WE AIM TO PLEASE (Tyi ol Appliance) (Typ ol Appliance) but this assure Patrons get the (SUJLJLJL (CAFE car-whe- n Value) (Approximate Value) (Approximaie Value) . Telephone Number (Street P. O. or City Mole: Hue Uehna F. D.) Slate- - . u -eood lor fifteen dare after date ceived. Ii appliance are still cm hand after feat nme, the? eoould be r- - Kited. . i-V1 frtPP-JY- Trading Car; Eight at-4:2- 7 (Approximate I Addrou GOOD SERVICE the hard Appliaac) My Nam FINE FOOD New Management of (Typ Power !,,-.0- ', one al the dealer. Hated, or youl 6 Light 'Company ettice. Year inquiry " Wartime Beetrk Appliance who will aaeisi yon. . . . . ' UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Tfce following Electrical Dealers operate "Wartime TrecSiKj Ports" ya. a buying lelkng, bacGog Vtti Electric AppS-ac- e. urt Helper Furniture and Hardware Co. Mutual Mercantile Co., Helper Palace Candy Store, . Helper Dixon Taylor-Russeli. Price Eastern Utah Electric Co.; "Price Gamble Store, Price , . Mutual Lumber Co., Price Oliveto Furniture Co., Price Price Trading Co.; Price L -- |