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Show funRSPAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1945 THE HELPER JOURNAL Helper has as one of its distinct-- ) ive visitors an Ensign in the United Navy, recently graduated from the Northwestern University, Chi. cago. To be sure. RAYMOND D. wtbrBR, son of Mrs R. 0. Weeter HELPER. UTAH to pass in review before President Franklin D. Roosevelt, General Doug-Statlas MaArthur and other dignitaries. es ' ! . TlT JVVTT PAGE SERVICE GROSS GOES Waste Paper Still Is Needed; Are You Saving Yours? TO JAPANESE- - Roland attended schools at Clear Creek anil Carbon High. And just to AMERICAN ARMY UNIT ARE YOU SAVING prove his literary ability, there is one YOUR WASTE PAPER? of his works'The Seventh Division", With the Seventh Army, France If the answer is yes, then write-up- . Here accompanying this The "One Man Gang" of (Delayed) you are still helping the war it is: the 442nd Japanese-AmericaCom. effort, and if you are not bat team, now fighting in North. THE SEVENTH DIVISION well why not begin right now eastern trance with the Seventh Through the help of Wave JOSto save all oid newspapers, Private MERRILL C. XEWREX, one sailed We away S. Xewren, of EPHINE MARTINELLI, one of HelJuly Day Army, has been awarded posthumous, son of Mrs Charlotte magazines, ibooks, etc., and in From the land of San Francisco. ly, the Distinguished Service Cross. the very near future a definite Standardville, was recently awarded per's sailor boys, ERNEST MOX. was The sea and rough Though Sergeant Togo S. Sugiyama Badge for TOYA, has received his pictures of schedule of collection will be tie Combat Infantryman it was tough ' In action while Helper and surroundings. To was killed during the action which announced. Barney H. Hyde, exemplary conduct Joseph, On us fellows who on land led to his receiving the second highDivision of ine he says "Thanks". It might be of the Century with Carbon salvage chairman, an. serving had trained. in France. This interest to note that even hi3 est award which his grateful 'Country nounced the Seventh Army Tuesday. ship, When we sigTited land in could bestow, his buddies still talk In Helper the Boy Svouts are Helper's beautidivision is one of the most illustrious mates appreciated the Aleutians about his exploits, with awe. even well as one of the ful scenery, and you know how Help, taking over the collection of in the Army as In those fog shrouded hills though they took place over four the paper. They follow the Am. newest. It established such a high erites feel, don't you Ernie and Josfar away months ago. erican Legion who collected reputation in its training period in ephine? And we little knew then as maneuvthei The citation the last car with the help of accompanying the Carolinas and Louisiana we wondered was called to New T-- 5 One it the of that of LOYAL H. award sums up his activities in this the Scouts, in the county. jobs er areas That the Japs had all fled away. manner: a It's really a mighty import, York as a part of the country's first NORTON, now serving in the Mewe packed our bags in a hurry So on June celebration diterranean Theatre Day ant assignment for us all Ordinance outfit, S. Sugiyama, Company II, Infantry "Togo And again was on our way. schools in is to make new and useful shells. this paper salvage project, and 15 1944- Merrill attended 442 Infantry Regiment. For extra. more in We stopped once if we fail to aid this effort, Standardville, 'Helper and Price be. They were the first to begin ammun. in jr iuxj iiriwism uiuiiiai ainuiit the Hawaiians Ition salvage operations, and are dowho knows you might have fore entering the service. due Hill near 1944, 119, 12th of July, ing a super job. Cpl Xorton is the is rememlbered :by all who knew him Where once again we trained to write your letters on a a tacti. east With of Pastina, Italy. husband of Mrs Geraldine J. Xor- during his school days. As soon as ln tne sweltering neat ana shingle, if you can find a cal grasp of the situation, he set up the Jungles ton, and son of Mrs Halda Xorton, Raymond received his commission, machine gun squad, Com shingle. his heavy both of Wellington, and wears the he came home, arriving here Janu- Which soon earned us our name. pany W, 442 Infantry Regiment, on Mediterranean Theatre Ribbon. Prior ary 20. He flew to California to spend There in the coral reefs and the saddle of a ridge to support the waters to entering the Army, he was an em- about a week with his sister, Zella, company G's attack on Hill 119. learned the We amphibian way, HELPER LDS WARD ploye of the Tacoma Shipyards, in while on his leave. From the top of a mound on the line When Raymond first entered the But we little knew then Washington. of departure, exposed to small arms what was to follow Sunday school at 10 a.m., C. N. Navy, he went to the University of in grazing fire, he voluntarily acted as Meramott, superintendent. Priesthood we to As the Marshalls sailed away. AsIdaho at and later to Technical Sgt PAUL S. HREIX. tPocatello, one.man observer. Using his ob. meeting immediately afterwards, SOX of Castle Gate, currently sta- bury Park, Xew Jersey. From there .There among the Atolls and coral servation post as a base of opera Sacrament meeting 7:30 p.m., un. OR YOUR MONEY BACK! tioned at a 12th air force bom. it was Chicago, where he has 'beenlv,e cleared the Japs away. his he initiative, did, through tions, der leadership of Bishop Lynn Broad, ber base on Corsica, is a crew chief since. He will report to the east We were 6,aa then of all knock soldierly ability and courage, bent. our training in the "most efficient" medium bom. coast for assignment to his ship out three enemy machine gun nests Choir practice, Thursdays at 8 p.m. in a As it paid great big way. bardment group in the Mediterran- when he goes back, which will be the of five enemy personally, killing All services to be held in the But we weren't quite through about February 5. ean theatre. with Ml and rifle grenade fire, Ward Chapel. our with Helper for th hands cleaning During the past three months, his killed two snipers, captured a dug. has set the bombing efficiency Arno campaign since January, 1944. And the Isle of Leyte soon unit out, killing one of the occupants and of patriotic Bervice, they can obtain g loomed in our way. record of 85 per cent, referring to to coming overseas, Sgt Prior capturing the other, neutralized a complete data lby writing to the Rkher in lanolin the percentage of foombs carried by Hrpinson was statinnpd nt KhonnarH There in our water filled fox holes machine gun lby directing Ml fire on veterans' "V II Administration, Washing-it- . the Mitchells to the target and ac. Field, Texas, and Columbia army air,We would pass the long niShts away directed Company G rifle. ton 35 d.C. or the Elks Lodge No. and wc . tually dropped over the target area. base, South Carolina. men so that they drove an enemy 1550 at Price utah j"uu into Pcket Jps 60 In addition to its efficiency rec.a As a civilian, he was employed as squad from a concrete building movea mem away. ord, this group also holds theatre a central board operator for the i ueu quit-Kiwhich they had made into a strong lax Though some of our pals are not claim to the largest tonnage of the Utah Fuel company. point. By his daring and skill, he so with us now ibombs dropped by mediums on en. His parents Mr and Mrs John S. disorganized the enemy defense that E. BEBTOT Still they did not die in vain emy soil since joining the B.25 head- Hreinson, reside in Castle Gate. he paved the way for a successful at. But only strengthened our PAINT SHOP quarter nine months ago. tack by two companies on his battal. COnVlCtlOn Povhnn fnilntvr Viae on. AUTO GLASS REPAIRING Leaving the United States in Sept. ion objectives. His extreme devotion ember, 1942, this Utah serviceman, other A.l soldier who has also tried To nht 60me otner day- AND PAINTING SERVICE to duty at the sacrifice of his life has earned the right to wear five his hand at writing poetry. From We are a11 Proud of the Seventh was an inspiration to his men, and 240 E. Main Price. recoi-dour And prove it that way, reflects gold overseas stripes on the left Clear Creek, Cpl UHRO ROLAND highest credit on the Armed sleeve of his uniform. He has been ERKKILA, son of Mrs Ida Erkkila, S if yu see a man from the Forces of the United States. Seventh L & A DRUG awarded another (battle star for his came and entered the army October Sergeant Sugiyama was a truck European-African- . Middle East the. 9, 1941, going overseas in July, 1943. witn an hour.glass on his arm PROFESSIONALS in Los Angeles before he was j driver Phone 17 N Helper atre ribbon signifying that he has He is proud to be a member of the You'n know there is a soldier inducted into the army. His parents played an active part in the Rome. Fighting Seventh, who had the honor Wno can always carry on. Mr and Mrs Yusukichi Sugiyama, Cpl. Urho Roland Erkkila are residents of the Jerome RelocaSomewhere in Philippines tion Cpnter in Arkansas to which Flight Officer RUDY KOCHEVAR, they were evacuated from the west of Helper, will soon com coast in the spring of 1942. HiSj plete an intensive course in combat broher Franklyn, is now employed flying at the Alexandria air field in by the Hudson Coal Mine, at Sweets. ' Louisiana, and in the near future, he Embalmer A Funeral Director will go overseas to a combat area PHONE 300 .He is a member of a flying fort. ELKS BACK CAMPAIGN PRICE ress crew trained by the second army air force, which has the task of get FOR NURSE RECRUITS .o J .v. "V; ting ready four.engine bomber crews for overseas duty. In President Roosevelt's recent Young Kochevar graduated from ''' the Carbon senior high school in message to Congress he pointed out LAWYER May 1940. He is the son of Mr and the need for additional nurses in the and Mrs Joe Kochevar, "Helper. Army and Navy Nurse Corps, Stafford Bldg Phone Z75 made a strong plea for recruits. FolUtah Helper, discuswas Along with other members of the lowing this plan there Ninth Air 'Force Aviation Engineer sion of a selective service act to Battalion, T.4 STANLEY P. DAVIS, draft women into these services. son of Mr and Mrs John Davis of Throughout all the discussion, how. Loyal Order of Moose Standardville, has been awarded the ever, there is one ibranch of service Presidential Distinguished Unit C- that has not been mentioned the hospitals. itation for constructing an emergency Veterans' Administration Joseph Dowd Governor landing strip while under fire on This organization, of which Brig. and an advanced landing General Frank T. Hines is adminisJack Mohn ground in the Normandy beachhead. trator, maintains 94 hospitals in the most in the located Secretary United States, The strip was completed 'by sun. our and of sections scenic country, down and despite enemy fire, Meeting Every Tuesday, 8 P.M. since that time the group have devoted to the treatment and care LODGE HALL our hafe men who of the fought 100 to more than construct helped tne conmct wars in inciuaeu, airdromes for the air campaign present announced S. J. Sweetring, secretary France. of the Price lodge, No. 1550. ODT Urges No Spring School DR. JOE ABE Last summer Colonel George E. Recess to General assistant Hines, Ijams, DENTIST before the Chicago meeting As another step in transportation appeared Benevol. of the Grand of the Lodge conservation, Col. J. Monroe John- ent and Helper 8tate Bank Building Protective Order of Elks to son, Director of the Office of De. Phone 16 P.O. Box 627 ask their assistance in recruiting fense Transportation, urges that nurses for this purpose. He said: schools and colleges cancel their Helper, Utah When I learned of the outstand- Col. this vacations spring year. or tne ji.iks in Johnson pointed out that this year's ng acconrpnsnments and the War Navy Departspring vacations will come during assisting in the recruitment of thous. ments the existing extremely critical per. men for the Army Engineers iod in wartime transportation, when ands of the and Navy Seabees, it occurred to every effort must he made to avoid me four splendid that fraternity travel. The ommission toe as successful in assisting might vacations will 1e especially of these in re11 desirable as it affects students who the Veterans' Administration SERVICE STATION must travel to reach heir homes, for cruiting nurses for the Veterans' Ad. located in all it "will save for each student a trip misitration hospitals THE home and return," he wrote in a parts of the country." Are Specialists In Col. Ijam stressed the point that letter to John W. Studebaker, Unit, is not Administration Veterans' the ed States Commissioner of Education. MOTOR TUNE-U- P As many as 300,000 students would competing with the Army and the in attempting to secure the And normally be taking such vacation Navy Service of nurses or other personnel services Your Under Jacket Women's Matching Wool trips, Mr Studebaker said In endors. Women's A1 Pleated serve with are the to who qualified There's No Guesswork When ing Col. Johnson's recommendations. Armed iForcea. SPRING BLOUSES He said 'There are Blazer -- Type WOOL CREPE SKIRTS We Test A Battery The Bible is the only source of in America, however, a large number all Christian truth; the only rule of women who have been trained as 2-9- 8 for the Christian life; the only book nurses, dieticians, etc., who are no We Will Still vocations. unfolds to us the realities of longer following those that Df a wstringl necklines and Beautifully tailored jacket Soft, and so graceful in Sir Mathew Hale. Many are beyond the age which eternity. trimmed : with eyelet PRODUCTS cuffs Lusclassics smartly piped. would enalhle them to Join the Armed Pacific MiUs' Spring pastels! embroidery Tailored Btylea. Forces. Some may have slight physical cious shades in sizes 12-2defects which would QUICK RELIEF FROM prevent Also Girls' TUaHi Skirts Glrli' lloztrTyp Jacktts t.90 Grade from serving with the Army them Distress of from Symptoms Arising and Navy. It is to this group that I should like to appeal to come into our service to assist us in giving due proper medical care and treatment FrMBookTellsofHoiittTreai&enttliat 5 P. M. to thousands of honorably dischargMust Help or It Will Cost Yaa Nothing For Expert Lubrication ed veterans of all our wars.' Orartwo million bottlonof theWILLARD TREATMENT have bean sold for relief of Penzoll & Quaker State Oils BPO Elks The to assist agreed symptom of dlntrou rixinff from Stomach the Veterans' Administration and and OuodMial Ulaan dii to Ec Acid Tire Repairing and Por DlfiMtlon, Sour or Uptot Stomach, through the Elks War Commission a Vulcanizing GauliMsa, Hoartburfi. Slcoplntmss, otc., due to EacM Add. Hold on ) ft flay trial recruiting program has heen set up A.lc tar "WUIaraV Mimp" wblcta fuUy and is now under way. If any of MAIN and LOCUST HELPER at (ONE PAIR LIMIT) explain thla treatmont tr the readers of this paper are regis. L. A A. D R U Q Phone 307 tered nurses, who would like further information about this splendid type in n n ' rnnr,5M?ii n - Softer, Whiter Hands Half the Time i 5 balm barr j Fashr-Workin- s ( MITCHELL j t, FUNERAL HOME Diet Machcl! ..Miir.t.,.i,. Thorit Hatch ' y THE MIDLAND You See These In WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION Battery Jackets 8 .90 3.98 Feature conoco . Best STOMACH ULCERS to EXCESS ACID ON SALE SEAT COVERS SATURDAY MEN'S "PAYDAY" BIB OVERALLS . |