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Show 5 i A NUMBtK MIIME 40 il MINING AND - RAILROAD DISTRICT NEWSPAPER Thursday, may HELPER. UTAH Legion Making Plans For W Observing Memorial Day a thorough observance of plans for were made this week Day Memorial American Carbon Post 21 of the Lion, which if followed out as WILL PLACE ALTAR SOCIETY ENDS Summer School At Carbon FULL TICKET YEAR'S ACTIVITIES; in iiov. elegts new officers iWill election ' 23, 1946 Begin On June Third tenuis of Foreign Wars Monday The Altar society of the St. An- A complete program, list of teachat a held ia theithonv Catholic Church has complet REPORT FOR ers anil schedule for the summer Pr'.te city hall voted to enter a full'ed a very active year, and will re- -' school session to be conducted at MILITARY SERVICE tiiet in the county elections this lax during the summer months,1 Carbon college this year has beem fall local Legion-the under the banner of a ' ACT RELEASES "ill find Father Francis R. Lamothe reported THREE announced by Dr. Aaron E. Jones, san Gate and Caste or-; the and also an ticket, completed Tuesday. ires visiting president of the institution. Five Carbon county men left yes. ganization that will follow through Shoring Glen cemeteries to perform According to Father Lamothe the t!le According to Dr. Jones the summer for "a Fort was Their to are final ilinner terday ati P'Ject. ceremomca party meeting plans Douglas where they!Wi,b their DY to will st'lect be View Mt. quarter will begin on June 3 and will inducted into the military vcts of both wars to place on which 50 members were present. Al cemetery w the Helper be completed August 16. The forces 1)allot wno nave No and 15 on be be t0 so the voted program. of the a e fitting at, assigned their respec-thgirls parish conduct session wll be from June 3 to Alvember election. been very helpful in aiding the An accident in the Helper yards of to J. B. Willis, com- live training camps. a wording They const-tutGabriel Simone was 'chosen gen- tar women during the year v.ith Denver and Rio Grande railroad July 12, and the post session will the May call for the county. Imander of the local post, the main on July 15 and last until Au had been reported that eral chairman with Robert Carnavali, their social activities. Prevously Wednesday about 1 :,00 . a. m. caused begin 16Sjrogram will De new ai iue neiyer Dr. Henry A. Pace will bo treas-ue- r gust of the NeOne main Robert of the would secretary; make Hammond, of 40, eight the a portions 00 with instant death up o'clock, Andy Hura, May call, fjwrial field at 11; .of director the summer term. Ha comand of chairman of officers was the election the finance E. but with the new selective service meeting J gro, when a switch engine ran over past post and district commander, will act for Dr. Jones who will teach Aaron Selected act as of for mittee; the was that chairman his Hanson, year. him ensuing as the body. approved by Congress completely severing speaker. Ir. Crissman, listed several classes at the USAC summer 14 and and Alex president was Mrs. Carl Schoenber-ger- ,' committee, signed by President the platform According to Investigating officers, I H L Put man is chairman of the May chool in Logan. herwas elected to chairman. who Bene, succeed Precinct down either sat three publcity who victim the Truman, were evidently under boys 3 inmittee in charge of arrangechairmen Chosen and served of additional she General Information 20 last members self were declared ineligible for inyear. 0n the track or near enough to be f Bents, and has announced that auj duction. were the summer session is a new the. Mrs. selectwere to 1946 committee The in assist platform knocked Those struck be and to the president withdrawn engine are by ;i TCerans of both wars are especially at the meeting. Frank Jerant, vice- - president; Mrs. front of the wheels. The officers venture for Carbon college and it is I urged to meet at the civic auditorium Peter Ardohain, Don Williams and ed Future meetings of the group Willi George Grivet, secretary; Mrs. Victor said the engine was setting cars on designed principally for the service Ion the morning of Memorial Day at Donald Prince, all of Price. De neld ln order t0 select their to the posi a track to be made up into a train of the G. I's. who wish to continue Litizzette was five The who left are: in uniform, yesterday f j:00 o'clock, preferably wnich 8 tilled for 32 years, that and was ha fiIed she be is 30 tion t0 bp; davs Glen;!et going in reverse at the time their education throughout the sum Saccamano, Spring to that the whole port can make the mer months. However, it is open to !fore tne November election, it was of treasurer. was killed. man the Merlynn Bruce Anderson, and Gae Price; Castle the cemetery trips to was in his Lamothe loud meeting-Alber- t at tne Father all others qualified to attend, particuidecided Harris,' Leo of Neither the train the Price; engineer Helper; to tie three burial plots in Spring Bryner, for the fine work this group nor the fireman were aware of the larly teachers of southeastern Utabj praise Rains Pavigano, Glen. Phone News Items t0 Tne Journal had done during the year, and as- accident when it occurred but on the disrlcts, he senor graduates of 1946",. Rev. Francis R. Lamothe of the St. sured them at their meeting of his second trip up the track, the fireman employees who may wsh to improve? Anthony Catholc church, and Bishop complete happiness and appreciation noticed the body of the man. their understandings and skills, and for their fine cooperation and ac Ijnn Broadbent of the Helper LDS for anyone interested in college edHura Hel been of resident a had ward, have been asked to participate ucation. tivity. High school students who per for some time having worked as Is the park ceremonies. reSchool Coming Fine. a trackman on an extra gang inter are deficient in mathematics may Have New Rifles. Father Lamothe reported that en mittently at Helper and at Soldier move these deficiencies during the, A complete set of new rifles for rollment at the summer school that. Summit. He was not employed at summer term. Credit started last Monday, May 20, had the time he accident occurred. Prethe firing squad have been secured Credit may be. earned durng the1 passed the 100 mark and that the or viously he had been seen in the railby the post and will foe used In the Saturday will be Poppy Day in HelMemorial Day services. ganization of the school had pro road station at Helper. per and in thousands of other cities His only summer session just as In any other from Children Memoriof good. towns observance very and This year' gressed, throughout the United known living relative is his mother regular quarter of school. For the Latuda,' Rains, , Standardville, Spring residing at Taft, Oklahoma. The was convenience of those who can at al Day is the first for five years States. Canyon, KenRworth, Spring Glen and taken to he Mitchell funeral home tend only a six weeks' session, the during peacetime, and the post is doiMillions of Americans will pay triThe school at Price. quarter is divided into a first and' Helper were enrolled. ng its utmost to make the program bute to the nation's war dead by finish 30. second term and half of a regular on will May of Its affairs ne of the outstandng wearing memorial poppies. quarter's credit may be earned Ire kind in years. Millions will make contributions to each session. Sylvia Stavar, Helper. MARRIAGE PERMITS aid war's living victims, and disabled Nursing Course Lee J. of the and and the families Critchlow, Price, veterans, Sylvia JUHIOH who Those wish to enter nursing" Francine Brown, Price. dead and disabled. H. Young, county clerk, and work toward a bachelor Brigham training of for the observance Patrick , John Preparations McKanna, Helper, of .. science r degree - in reports that marriage licenses were and ; nursing may' Jennie Ileen Causer, Price. Poppy Day here have been completdurto-- f the followingeouptef take the first four quarters at Carjseued Mrs. theJ ed under leadership Nick Charles Doulgerakis, Price, bon college. AH the courses the past week: B. Willis, Poppy chairman of Carbon the benefit of disabled veterans and ing and Sadie and Helen Platis, Price. on Page Four) Zebiak, Helper, John TAKING Unit No. 21 of the American Legion families of veterans. It will be ex- Lee Bullock, Helper. Paul Bert Leonard, Price, and Vio Auxiliary. Volunteers from the Aux- pended largely in aid to needy vetJack A. Jones, Castle Gate, and, let Peacock, Orangeville . Junior American Legion baseball iliary will be on the streets, early erans and families in Helper during in Helper is beginning to shape up Saturday morning with baskets of the coming year. into a program accordi- poppies which they will offer to be .The local poppy workers will be ng to Nick Mascara, city recreation worn in honor of the dead of both part of an army of more than 100,000 al director. world wars. They will continue to volunteers which will distribute popnum During the past week a large distribute the little red flowers dur pies in the United States Saturday. ber of boys reported to the ball field ing the day, endeavoring to give All will donate their services for the and were assigned to teams sponeveryone in the city an opportun- day without pay. The only paid sored by local merchants. Approximately 1,1)00,000 textbooks, ity to wear a poppy in memory of workes in the poppy program are With the aid of Henry Rachele the those who gave their lives for Amused in army and navy war time colDetermined to continue where they anced team, disabled veterans who make the the Beginners' league was divided into erica. flowers. The poppies to be distrib- ieft off last Sunday when they meet j According to Manager Verdi he lege training courses, will he mado four teams. These teams will be No price will be asked for the pop- uted here tomorrow have been made Murray May 26. Ace Verd and his expects to start Collins Sunday available without cost to veterans known as The Carbon Fruit Market, pies, but contributions will be solicit Murray, if he's still with us, enrolled under government sponsorby disabled veterans of both wars at Industrial League charges who Ricci Market, The Vogue and The ed for the welfare and rehabilitation the Veterans hospital in Salt Lake prise the Helper entrant are hoye- with the rest of the lineup about the ship in colleges and universities Strand Theatre throughout the playi- funds of the Legion and Auxiliary. ful that from, now on out the sports same as Sunday. In the event that throughout the country, General E. B. City. ng season. These youngsters will All money received will be used for true it would find the batting Gregory, war assets administrator, writers and prognosticators from up-iwork out during the morning. week in announcing trans-fa- r state will have to admit the Helper lineup something like this: l said this JUDGES NAMED FOR The L. and A. Drug and The Helof the books to the Veterans' team is to be considered plenty j brook, second; Pessetto, third; Zac- will . furnish Musical per Furniture stores administration. In fact, if "Rip" Collins cana, center field; Babcock, PIN-U- P tough. GIRL taeir names to the two teams or- School More than a million of the books doesn't decide to leave Helper to Fossat at Sluga, right-field- ; It is CONTEST JULY 4TH have been declared surplus ganized in the Junior group. with Price in the Coal league, short; Robertson, catcher, arid '. already Kiddies Central play Helper hoped that more youngsters in this Perko arrives to assist or Waite at first. Another pos- to military needs, and an additional Frank and Mrs. Albert S. Wahl, chairman of e group wll turn out so that at The Helper Central school closed With the pitching chores, we down sible change might find Verdi using 400 to 5O0 thosuand are expected t "Pin-UGirl" contest, reported the mua school year with least one more team can be made the 1945-4in this coal .mining country aren't Waite at the in place of be declared surplus in the near funp. ture. sical program under the direction of Tuesday that the rules of tht con- too much afraid to predict we might Pessetto. In the Senior division good turn- Ferris Edgley, roving music director test were being printed this week in win a pennant. On the bench Verdi has Jim Mul-lin- v The textbook included In the transouts indicate that several of lower erades for the district. The the Helper Journal, and that three Dick Rlcci, Nick Mascara, fer are .of. the type used principally Sunday's performance with Pinney teams will be chosen. These program was presented Thursday, judges had been seletcted. here in which the locals won Zupon, and Guldo Rachele, ln army services training programs Johnny Chosen as judges are Mrs. R. C. toys will be assigned to their spon- May 16, and is as follows: Verdi has a team that can who can fit into the lineup almost and) navy college programs. proved sors today. Whistle While You Work, Bells of Sheldon, Mrs. C. R. Fahring, and E. play ball. .It also proved that "Rip" at will without weakening the team WAA pointed out. They are not toF. will Marchetti. It be their duty Collins is the man we need on the but little. As Next week the Heper Journal. will the Sea, Springtime Has Come (4th relief pitchers Verdi be confused with a quantity of pa- to determine which girl wins the conmound as often as he can take his has Ben Reddington and Pessetto perbound United States armed forces rry the scheduels and names of grade), The Old Violin, Lena and the boys in eac.h league. and also Sluga, along with Reid Llnd-stro- Institute books that have not as yet . Hans (5th grade), My Sunshine, Bo- test and will reign over tht July turn. Mr. Mascara stated that all berths hemian war song, Someday My Fouth Homtcoming celebration. who was recently released been declared .surplus. Next Sunday, May 26, at 2:30, Ver Girls inerested in winning some of Broncho 'or the Under the1 plan announced today. r di and his nine meets Murray on from the service. In 1944 Reid was Legion team are wide Prince Will Come (girls), valuable prizes being donat-topen. Every boy has an equal chance Boy (4th and 5th grades), On The the very the local field, in a game that should the main stay of Helper's team as Veterans administration will receive by local merchants, should see provide a few more baseball thrills, a member of the Coal league. He's title of the college-typ-e to make this team which will repretextbooks Mall (6th grade), Stouthearted Men Wahl at the Avalon Hotel for Mrs. and Stars bal- - big and throws a fast ball. sent Helper in the funds. ot wthout transfer of a well "South, Down have for the smelterites Library playloff (boys), regular details. Any girl is eligible. to be held some Congress will act as agent tor Vettime in July. Stripes Forever. It is to be hoped that any other erans administration and will handle To Have Summer Band CONSTRUCTION OF actual distribution of the books Co Wong people who wish to partici-Pat- e Announcement was made by Sally veterans pursuing courses , of educain thl9 program will report to Mauro, Central principal, that E. M. COLLEGE HOUSES tion under? veterans benefit prothe ball field as soon as possible. Williams, band director of several WILL GET UNDERWAY Since Veteran administraall grams. meet will in the county, schools tion is 'required o pay the cost for PAPER DRIVE TO Members of the Helper Kiwanis Construction of the Mr. Lowe was introduced by Cliff kiddies from Helper who are interbooks used by veterans enrolled BE SPONSORED ested "in joining a beginner's band club last night were told by George Memmott, who was in charge of the housing units at Carbon college will all the programs, that agency will under CenH. Lowe, International Kiwanis trus- program, and who conducted the get under way in the very near fuon Wednesday, June 5, at the BY DUP MONDAY . reimburse m. a. Library of Congress for now 9:30 to to at meet of tee E. Dr. to Aaron He is a past ture, according prepare Ogden, tral school building meeting as chairman. atin actual distribuinvolved expenses to we will preA paper drive are if world urged kiddies the of who changing Jones, a Mothers the of and college reportclub, president, Ogden will be sponsored president tion books. of the the with civilizatwenty-fifted serve the week this builders have that the this, past lieutenant and district governor Monday in Helper by the Hel- tend the meeting along per Daughters of the Utah Pioneere youngsters on June 5, at which time tion that scientists tell us has inhab- of the Utah-Idahdisrict. Another started construction of a tool shed Glen LDS Ward pro- ited the world. "We must be honest Ogden member who was present was on the side which is located just Spring organization, according to Eunice Mr. Williams will explain the individuals and Orson Slack, formerly of Provo and east of the college. Gets New Sunday with each other as West, captain. gram ln detail. with the nations of the earth we a fast lieutenant-governo- r of division Dr. Jones stated that officials of School Superintendent Helper residents are requested to ORGANIZE GIRLS' must learn that trusting the leaders one. He is secretary of the Ogden the Public Housing authority have "ave their papers on their' front MAY of Russia, England, etc., ia the only club. Cyril J. Allen of Santa Monica, set June 1 as the approximate date Bishop Stanley Judd of the Spring-Glewrehes to be collected by Boy SUMMER we as intelligent human beings California, was also a guest of the for the completion of the units which LDS ward announces a change scouts. Everyone's way in cooperation LEAGUE can hope to preserve the present ci- club. He formerly lived in Helper will be in the form of three sep- in the superintendent of the Sun""s project will he greatly appreci- SOFTBALL Hel- vilization,'' he told the club. ated. and was a Klwanlan here. arate buildings with a total of ten day school which became effective Nick Mascara, newly assigned Mr. Lowe remarks his last Sunday and was made necesIn opening announced on President Barney Hyde reported family apartments. TWO DIVORCECS per recreation director, to the Hel- the forthcoming international tribute an PILED sary due to the resignation of Elmer in eloquent conpaid girls if sufficient The unts are prefabrcated afffairs Timothy, who with Wednesday that had them he club his family are advising by to be vention in in per Atlantic held playing Two divorces were City, and are being brought here .from filed with the this area are interested to Sugar City,' Idaho. as a model club in his terri N. J., next month. He advised that used it be wll moving a league summe, "triet court during the past week, Softball this Gabes, Valley, Nevada. According to Bishop Judd sustaintory, which comprises a great part delegates from Helper would be ovtei. check of the records revealed to-- arranged and a schedule of western and ed to' succeed 'Mr. Timothy as suppart the of interJohn One Bert Thorit Case Diseast Hatch, Listed girls Mascara Bunnel, to Those filing were Velda Jones According pyerintendent was Henry Bryner, with should immedi- the United States, at a recent inter- Skerl and himself. Allen Jones on the One lone measley case of measles Harold Nlelson and Leonard Roundy grounds of ested In the program national board meeting. He said he how J. be R; in will determine and Vaughan charge "O'ety. of ately get together plaintiff asks was reported for Carbon county by as his assistants. Grant Rowley, was he other 11 trustees and of next week's "or minor children and custody there are who had advised International program and will be $100 per many available girls "that that the State Board of Health : with, the retained as secretary, and all teachof officers in the chairman. and then get 7iZ . r thelr maintenance. Flor- would be Interested, details He was little club located in the heart of week ending May 17. Local health ers who had served previously, were Character Is" that which reveals officers throughout the state report""lejohn from Malcolm T. touch with him for Assisting with the releast four west's coal mining deposits really of the opinion that at Pil.' ... n on "KnU of click Kiwanis makes moral what purpose, exposing the class of ed a total of 757 cases of communi- organization Sunday evening was C. tw onanlzed if a suc knows . cable diseases for the state during N. Memmott, stake superintendent ot CU8tody of one minor to be carried and how to get jobs done when they things a man chooses or avoids. aiimVnd ,5 "er montn permanent cessful schedule were Aristotle. he same week. accept a Job." Sunday schools. out. v night FIVE niass-meetin- FORMER EMPLOYE non-parti- OF RIO GRANDE TRAIN KILLED six-wee- k- e - tkk-rmon- d HelperLegionPrepares For Poppy Day Sat i BASEBALL tf SHAPE requir-(Continu- ed ( BOOKS AVAILABLE TO UETS WHO Helper To Play Murray ATTEND COLLEGE Local At Park Sunday d com-jagajn- st j S Hol-bal- Program Ends For left-fiel- Ta-bon- e . p 6 hot-corn- d V-1- 2 - . all-sta- d Kiwanis Leader Challenged Local Club To Meet The Changing World ; long-awaite- d fit h o md-we- - .Z non-suppor- t. ' .t,M |