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Show i : A THURSDAY, MINING FEBRUARY 21, 1946. NEWSPAPER HELPER, UTAH BE" 'EDITORIALS am IcomtneoTS the editor DISTRICT RAILROAD AND VOLUME 40 NUMBER 8 Bushnell Hospital Removal COMMISSIONERS TO 46 COMMITTEES CONSIDER LEASE NAMED BY Qnnnspf! Rv Industry Grniin OF COUNTY AIRPORT KIWANIS LEADER CELEBRATION ... At the last regular meeting held February 12, Miners Post 2379, Vet .... in rpenlar session Tnp- President Harney H. Hvda of th . . members of the hoard of coun- - Helper Kiwants club this week an- Carbon County Associated erans of Foreign Wars, voted to hold d ;(y commissioners of Carbon county nouneed a complete list of a real old fashioned patriotic cele- "COLLEGE CAPPERS" Wednesday the appoint-j,ooon the work two tees to under applicaa,jVi8enient assigned cany 4a deplorable condition ment of various standing commit- - tinrlo bration July 4th, in Price. tv, nf lha tho inh ,i,i ,M n,c,,t tees to serve the organization during were made in series a few Commander Averill the days has past is the complete list as appointed TO BE PRESENTED by J. A. Poor- Following person I During the current year, at a meeting of the man of "of articles accompanied by photo- the following as a general committee: Ogden representing a com- - appointed by Mr Hyde: executive committee held in the in the Harvey Thomas, H. E. Ford, James been have published pany by the same name; and J. F. jPost War graphs Deseret News and the Ogden Stan- Ulalamandaris, John B. Grako, Leon BY CARBON STUDENTS Helper auditorium Tuesday we-- night. Gregg, representing the Valley Air Chairman. John .....f,. , - Director . ne a,so repoiwa ue group on s Jr-- " A R dard Examiner pointing out the con- Lines, Jack L. Eldridge, Angelo Pres Chairman. Howard PerkinsnPPBpnt ,nspps of thp leuuiu by resolution favoring lilt: port. Carlos ditions that exist at the Utah State ses, George Rizzi, R. B. Hammond, and Frank jN'ilson, Giacoletto, The "College Capers" will be pre retention of Bushnell hospital in Grant Wallace, June Parry, B. L. Industrial School at Ogden. , The commission approved the de-- ! Dalpiaz. sented by Carbon college students cngnam uity ny me government as of a new idea if ditch Public Relations monstation M-Those of us who have read these Verda Peterson, pro- a veretan8. hospltal. Em!,riMarcn 15 drain digging which is propoga- and Chairman, Robert Booth; Director articles and saw the actual pictures announccommittee chairman A J According to Mr Downey a resol- - Hon hv evnlnsion Aivnrrlins' in R j'hnirmnn V. O I Wnodhend- ' P : of the situations must agree that gard and Calvin Baughman. Fromed Monday. lUtion will be prepared by Secretary , ' T, m..., aim u. J.t j'ap- J the confined are Biteri t where humans nrnp-roouiiK, viei iv, uie i uueR, wimii mnii, The will ho nro.ont juun hv " t j nnr.tnnnJ . ' . n in ug anntciiru. uses dynamite sticks laid 18 inches pacostas. are deplorable, and something mill m tne Veterans' Practically an organizations Utah's Administration; Fnrtvn. & same buried distance to Past the Presidents done be and should amii(lm. Reception apart " tmost certainly school, and sponsors say it is in- - congressional representative. Briir- - under a water soaked surface is set Chairman, Wm.. P.- Maack; D. K. correct it. Reports have been circul ed on at the meeting, as follows: tended to be the outstanding City chamber of commerce; Box off at the same time, and if it works Downey, August T. Jones, Chri8 P. ated that the governor of the state T ol the year. dent Program and the daily n el- - Jouflas. t npZ .has explained that he is powerless Pnwtcon The pr0gram is being given 83 'Newspapers of the state, in which the a lot of ditch digging has been W will be Recreatio- nactiviminated. demonstration The such for funds to appropriate flaHret- benefit to purchase needed equip-- J Assocated Industries will express a D Creek in area Miller held the in the unliveable Chairman, Keith Nlelon; Director the and unsanitary, for tne new student lounge'npfinitP onnnsition to the ity nf near future with the public being in- chairman. Hector Chlara; A. S. Wahl Conditions at the correction school vey, Lloyd Jaramillo, Sidney Robin which now is being in the the prepared hospital from Brigham City and ifor young boys and girls must await son, Jame8 L. Corlett, Arthur Pill- - main college building. All proceeds, the establishment of a hospital else- - vited to watch the new idea tried George Young, Chris Jouflas, WilXT .. . . . J Pnhnrii out. liam Wetmore. T'jnrlu w !the next session of the legislature rer ' Pharlpa ' " ".irom tne penormance win De used where in Sale of Land Ftsoer, Earl D. Hales, David Wallace, !for tnjs purpoge. Approved "and the discretion of the politician, Budget and Finance were committees . Two small tracts of land were auChairman, Hector Chlara, G. E. ut t It seems apparent that an emOrganizations of the school which named by Mr Downey and approved one Woodhead. Paul thorized sold the commission, Frank Lueras and by Vasquez dehas win music uncovered that the nartfrillot(, inrhP ergency has been by the executive committee: In each Public Affairs-Chair- man, "existed for years and because of of Spring Canyon. Marion Gonzales partment, the Carbonicle staff, Car- - case the first named is chairman of in Helper to Mrs Zabia Karterakis, Pehr-son- . R. J. Vaughan; Director Nellie Mrs to one Price and in Max H. of Standardville. ad Perking the within bon is it staff Flame magazine staff, As the committee': uch an emergency P. Maack; Wm. C. N. m. v. cnas. nanna ana chairman, vvnon sociated Women and Associated Men Finance: J. Bracken Lee, Price, power of the governor to spend public Barnes of C. F. Peterson, Dan Mora Mr to Memmott, L. Mat special Elso Young According Wellington. ills of some the that organizations. Majorettes, Homettes, and Steve Diamanti, Helper. Public funds to correct with representatives of the gan. exist in a home for many of our tivi, Wayne H. Edwards and Gene E. Eaglettes, Carbonettes, Peppers, Pi Relations, C. L. Leavitt, Price, C. N. meeting Finance Relations Reconstruction Corporation Inter-Cluof Kenilworth. Fonzo W. e Hopkins who Gamma have Chis, Lettermen, Senators, Memmott, Helper; William Walker, v ill young boys and girls 7 o'clock in at held be Edward Sheya; DirectDraChairman, Blackburn and of Patrick tonight Kelly sigmu Nu, and the girls" physical Sunnydale. juvenile social problems. Planning Board, (this the courthouse. The nature of the or chairman, G. E. Woodhead; Jack gerton. Ernest Y. Monson of Sunny- - education department, committee will work with existing Mr Phalen, August Jones, Robert Shelside; H. B. Martin of Calleo; Robert The program will be presented in planning boards in the county anl meeting was not known by 7HE PEOPLE MOULD don, James Littlejohn, Dr. J. J. DalD. Ostler of Orem, Richard Young. Bedier the Price civic auditorium. : J. C. Forrester, Price; Wm cities) PUBLIC OPINION the Tuesday meeting piaz. Attending of Greenriver, D. T. Lindsay of P. Maack, Kenilworth; S. Bert Bunwere E. B. (Bry) Miller, chairman; Speakers H DEPARTMENT When the people of this great Mountain Home, Charles R. Hartman nell, Helper. J. O. Peterson and William Campbell, Chairman, Elia8 Degn; Director G. of Leland Robertson of Hiawatha, American Democracy speak, then is Highways, K. D. Marquis, Helper; commission members MAKES (Continued on Page 8) Lake Salt City. elective Irwin Wimber, Castle Dale; E. B. the time for public leaders, TWO DAYS A W. ROW Joe IN John Zupon, Oster, Johnny or appointive, to sit up and take no(Bry) Miller, Spring Glen. Agricul A Fulnier Allred, Price; Harry tice. Our government was founded A. Koran, Joe Myers and Woodrow ture, it fire made Helper's department on the principle of "a government B. Merkely all of Helper. anieres, Price; John Skerl, Helper; two a row and in days Tuesday Following the meeting a dutch Price. Centennial, Bar- of the people, for the people and by Branch, a iRay to answer fire Wednesday alarm, the people," and when the principle lunch was served. The next meeting anfl In ach case the fires were V y ' Helper: uarney 1)e" ceases to exist then is the time for will be February 26 at the Price found in dwellings. The Tuesday firevietti. Price: Howard Perkins, Spring us to become alarmed, and justly so. city hall at 8 p.m. burned a shack occupied by Charley Canyon ; L. T. Hunter, Castle Dale. Wm- Hakalo A request was made byi the Years ago ...the. jeople... of Utah's Price; Dr. J. Z. Davis and was located northwest lHousin communities said young boys and Stores, Offices," can u, and council of Helper : City mayor werper, Artnur iof the Kenilworth railroad function. ,Joe uaipiaz, Gate Castle 21 Brings men of of under the Helper Billiards fhat age young years Close Tomorrow The Wednesday call was to the home son, Spring Canyon. thy refrain from allowing minors unde'r To should not be allowed to frequent on Toller of Jim 'E" street. the Helper To Honor Washington age of 18 to frequent their pool pool halls, and that rule was carried According to James Bottino, as- SPRING TERM Ward Evening Sunday rooms at their last regular out very religiously. Today the people All Helner retail stores, city of sistant fire chief, the department START MAR. 4 meeting of this community and this state are fices, post office, liquor store and was unable to get the engine "and Silas Rowley, member of the North on Thursday, February 14. AT CARBON COLLEGE Carbon stake high council of the still dictating the policies and rules bank iwll be closed all day Friday hose near the Davis shack which According to the council it had of society. in observance of Washington's Birth- resulted in a total loss. The roof of The Spring quarter at Carbon col- LDS church, and La Veil Miller, mem 'been reported that youngster as Last week numerous complaints day. The holiday closing also affects the Toller house was badly burned lege is set to begin on March 4, ber of the Seventy quorum presidency young as 12 and 13 had been allow- were the home mlss.onaries assigned. ed to enter the pool rooms and Par from parents of boys in this vicinity the- county court house and all fed- with no other damage except the and according to Dr. Aaron E. Jones, to the Helper ward last Sunday eve ticipate in the recreation offered culminated in the mayor and city eral offices in Price as well as all general damage caused from fightpresident, returned veterans who de" council of Helper having to clamp retail establishments there. from ing a fire with water. sire to enroll in regular academic ning. Other speakers were Dean there. Numerous complaints Carbon down on allowing youngsters under the of of seminary; Rowley parents young boys caused an inwork at the college must register 18 to patronize pool rooms in this not later than two weeks after the Beverly Dyet, representing the Help- vestigation and the action by the David Putman and mayor and council. city. The people spoke, & the people beginning of the quarter to be eli er girls program; demanded mothers and fathers Anderson representing the A license has been issued to Jer-om- e Stanley G.I. in Bill for the benefits any gible that this action be taken. Right or Aaronic group Bills to operate a billiard parlor priesthood of Rights. of the and lunch counter, and the council Elmer Parker, member wrong, regardless of who is affected, Dr. Jones pointed out in hl8 ang all citizens must comnouncement that vets who are plan- ward bishopric, conducted the meet- has ordered him to construct parmend the action of the city officials, tition between the pool roon and to enroll for the spring term ing. ning War Broad-benWorld of t the Discharged veterans who fully realize they are the serlunch counter and to '; place According to Bishop Lynn beII will have, until next Monday,. Feb- may register anytime before the ward will pre- sign "Under 18 Not Allowed in, Pool vants of the people and not a small Gate Castle the en4. March He on GOVERNORS Monday, PAST ruary 25, to file offers for 121 new ginning this next at minority. practice to avoid any sent the program The Helper will Room" conspicuously on the (partiframe houses at Dragerton, Utah, to courages PLANNED NIGHT 30 tion. He was also advised to put all meeting evening. Sunday two occur. week v, The that might be sold by the Salt Lake City RFC delay pin-baMOOSE machines back of the "partiBY on registration does not apply begin at 7:30. rule Agency, it was announced today by to vets who intend to pursue the tion. The council agreed therft was COUNTY PLANNING The Past Governors of the Helper Gerald L. Leaver, manager. vocational training program regis- be held on Tuesday, and Wednesday no reason why youngsters of all ages The property will be disposed acLodge, Loyal Order of Moose, have evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in should be not allowed to patronize mechanical of for the tration any BOARD STUDIES set a definite date for their night to cording to'; an adopted plan of one the clothing room of Carbon college. the lunch and soda fountain counter, "be done" anytime.' courses can take over the conducting of a lodge house to a veteran at $975 each, with No tuition fee will be charged and but under no circumstances should and a special "'Past Gover- - no discrimination shown as to place meeting interested Is Invited to at- they be allowed to patronize the pool everyone MEMORIAL STADIUM Sewing Classes nors' Class' of new members to be of residence. Only applications from Dr Jones, stated. hall. tend, . . held Tuesday, March 12 in the local discharged veterans of World War Scheduled College On Tuesday evenings drafting and Section ,345, Chapter 30 of tl 'HelThe Carbon County Planning Com- hall. Moroni Hunt, a past govenor II will be accepted. Dr. Aaron E. Jones of Carbon col- - tailoring will be studied and on Wed-leg- per City' ordinances, revised edition mittee have started a study of the of the lodge was appointed chairman The offering will be made by announced this week that the nesday evenings the class will take of 1925, specifies that the age limit Memorial Park and Athletic Field of the event, to formulate the plans drawings after the time for filing ap- Adult Education Sewing classes will up child's clothing. of those entering pool halls ' was 21 Project. This Is to be located at the for the night's program. Ben Redding plications has' elapsed. The houses years, however the ordinance coversite of the old airport, south and ton, Chick Peterson and W. H. Dal-to- will be numbered and alloted according that rule has been changed and west from Price, and between Price will assist him in the prepara- ing to . numbers drawn. If more ofas goon as the city ordinance book is " and Helper. The county already owns tions. fers are tiled than there are houses released from the book binders the the ground, and a total of $54,000 The next regular meeting on then the successful offerors will also ordinance will have been changed to has been expended in state and coun Tuesday, February 26 will see three be determined by drawings. permit 18 year- - olds to patronize ty funds during the time the area important events take place. First i The houses must be moved from pool halls. was used a8 a landing field. will be the presentation of the Cub the Corporation's property within a Carbon college has been accredited length of time in which to increase Mayor Frank Mullins. and the city A hangar and shop already exist Scout charter to the Moose lodge, reasonable length of time at the purwith the Northwest Association of their schooling and to qualify for council Were very emphatic in their on the field. The hangar is 60 by 60 its new sponsor. Secondly, the An- chaser's risk and expense. decision to regulate this particular Secondary and High schools for the junior college wrk. addition of ' 20 nual free membership, and one life feet, with a lean-tSpecial form8 upon which the vet- next two years, according to a letter In explaining what the effects of situation and agreed that any and all feet the full length of the building membership drawing will be conduct- eran may make his offer are avail- received from Dr. F. L. Stetson, such accreditation will have upon other similar places who violated the Quarters for a caretaker are also ed. Thirdly a nominating committee able at either the RFC regional of- chairman of the Accrediting board of Carbon college, Dr. Aaron E. Jones ordinance would be subject to the available at the site. These buildings to nominate new officers for the fice, or at the Veterans Administra- that association. The local institu- indicates the following: maximum penalty as provided in the are now in bad repair, and it was coming year will be appointed to tion, Federal Bldg., Price, Utah. The tion is accredited as a four-yea- r 1 A motive and necessity for law. infelt by some that with proper present names of elivible candidates form must be filed together with a Junior college which includes grades higher qualifications of teaching per bank draft or certified check for 11 to 14, and holds the unique place sonnel. terest, they would be put in fine for office. SELECTIVE SERVICE shape, and the value of the property The lodge building committee re- the total amount of the purchase with Dixie college of being the first 2 The employment of teachers in BOARD HONORED would be restored. ported that good headway is being price with the RFC regional office, of such institutions bo accredited by fields in which they are especially The plans as presented to the made on basement alterations and 504 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City 1, this association. Dr. Stetson states qualified through experience and BY UTAH GOVERNOR planning board, are to erect a per- requests that members report aC Utah, no later than February 25, that it is the custom to accredit new training. Carbon County Members of the manent grandstand off ire proof hall Sunday to help out further in 1945, at 5 o'clock p.m. applicants for from one to three . 3 The unqualified acceptance by Selective Service board were present structure. To clear and grade ath- this project. " years, and both Dixie college and institutions throughout the United ed medals for meritorious service in letic field, properly lighted for night Glen At Carbon college were accredited for a States of all credits earned by stu- connection with their voluntary work, Ballinger games, that may he used for foot- CHURCH OF CHRIST r period, at the end of which dents at Carbon college. with the draft at a luncheon given Legion Council ball as well as for baseball. A prop- SCIENTIST BACKS In this regard, Dr. Jones explains will again be investigated and Governor Herbert B. Maw, Monthey by would Meet rodeo grounds erly arranged Indianapolis will be day; if found to be up to standard at the that little, if PROGRAM KOAL OVER February 11. foe included, with stables, shoots, accredited. noted with respect to credits, since will be time, permanently attended of Olen Those An Helper of Ballinger Handel's receiving the medals from "Largo" adaption etc. provided. Additional bleachers Execof the school has from Us beginning Governor Maw included Chairman National American the acceptance the as a will solo Hall be Legion Robert Accompanying sung by a in could be provided to be erected Indian- Carbon college as a member of the been accredited by the State Depart- George N. B. Leatham, Arthur convenient place for both games and Collins' on the Christian - Science utive committee meeting at & and its credits Smith, J. O. Peterson - and Frank rep- association, there are eome recom- ment of Education, transcribed program which- will be apolis, Minn, last Saturday as for rodeo purposes. have never been questioned by any Hanson. Mr Hanson is the board's Another use would be that of a broadcast over Station KOAL on resentative of the Utah department mendations which include a requireInstitution at which its students appeal attorney. emare Mr Collins will of the American Legion. ment that as new teachers race track, and stable9 for racing Sunday at 9:45 a.m. have sought entrance. ' nashould Mris alternate who The Carbon county board Is one of at the Ruth Barrett they college be Ballinger, accompanied by ployed stock. This would encourage the 4 Increased prestb should come the few" in the state that has kept a or was a Master's tional on of committeeman assigned at the Degree, First have the least Arno organ sales A cattle raising of fine horses. . when the equivalent, in education, and that to the college because' of Its closer consistent 'membership Bos- to attend this meeting throughout yard can be a feature of the field. Church of Christ, Scientist, in was teachers &e employed to teach more association with higher institutions the emergency. Some boards have committeeman 76 This national Mass. organ regular somprlse8 ton, both from could be Approaches had 5000 pipes. The unable to attend. He is a past de- nearly in the fields in which they throughout the northwetern , part , of changed members as many as 12 Helper and Price as well as a road stopg and more than of London, Eng. partment commander and is an ac- - are qualified. Teachers now employed the United States, including practi- times, it was reported. leading in from the main connection Honorable Mrs Hay words of the solo, tive member of the Carbon Post 21 with less than a Master's Degree cally all of the' colleges' and wrote the land, with Route 10, leading from the l Phone newt, items to The Journal on Page ; 8) Voice." at Helper. "Oh May My entitled standing will be given a reasonable (Continued on Pare Eight) 5 .Prpctftont Unrrol .v.. V Tlntt-ne- ' ... Meetins? ' nt the Industries jday . commit-announce- k .,.. f, nLfltl:- Tit s digram con-fditio- rSL t, ihir iu, ,,. .... u. ' ..u'nf - - i S mm, .... JL .c. b be-om- i FIRE IT City Council Orders Local 6tlltar Parlor To Observe Ordinances . WI - . Program Will - Monday Is Deadline For Veterans To Apply For Dragerton Homes 1 , ; , HELPER Adult At , e, - n CARBON COLLEGE IS ACCREDITED AS FOUR YEAR JUNIOR COLLEGE o . two-yea- At e - - univer-(Continue- . d |