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Show "'c EAST CARBON TO. GRAND MASTER LODGES GREET FETE C. OF C. i The Masonic last Saturday evening TUESDAY NIGHT The Evening Extension classes at Carbon college have been unusually successful during the past year, according to President Aaron Price in temple HOME APPLIANCE GO, Evening Extension Classes At College Successful MOVES TO NEW was scene of an official visitation 3 O. C. Skaife, Salt Lake Cay, grind master of the Utah Grand lod?e, Free and Accepted Masons, of the tnree "Diue lodges, as more tnan a hundred master masons were on nan(1 10 greet lnelr ,eaaPrwere Orient No. The h:t la, ;recnnver; larfton .o. IS, MAY 25 QUARTERS HELPER THE ALUMNI BANQUET COORS MAKE IT 3 IV ROW AS THEY OFFICERS NAMED BEAT SP. FORK MAY 20, 1943 THURSDAY, EIGHT PAGE HELD SATURDAY; Helper, JOURNAL Utah LEGION BASEBALL 5-- 4 GETS AID OF ,.... ii, over a Members of the Carbon Aiumni Next Tuesday, May 2Z. the Home E. Jones. Gov. H. B. Maw, will be the f rnrw in iiciuvi nnshed ' of Ird Long Association of the high school ana 5tn Under innings direction the will their ladies the open at company Appljance annual guest speaker OTHER CITY GROUPS can- annual were c Held their the 26 classes l24 new college hurst at home Main different Spanish Street, fternoon sight banquet of the Carbon Coun. in , the college out at ,.,. for nBVt ... tha iiinpr. nmp- rn , otter organized quet and rnntinued Saturday . night Rri . struck , tr Chamber of Commerce at Dra- " -HYlrK. IV JUHUUJ . . Several cafeteria, with Mrs. J. wrnr(ron enoniarrts f eanuu- imi- Tho erton on Tuesday May 25. This having occupied the small quar- o .v. me " American i.ppinn "wuusorprt ' jones. ip"'" in welcoming Lee, hours president, c'asss were 72 'lass and lfr3 next to the city ha1 winning baseball is the second year that Eastern program will tieing the with .junior again s peclal ter and in thmo rbssM a total of erouD introducing . n ?Ivp Manager Ace talro the snotlieht Of antW-:- . ITtah ladies will gather in the Partners in the lenp-t' Kay No. 25, both Price. the of toastmaster, an(1 and 445 guests Joppa enrolled, been students 21 have No. miIid nf lessors nf rivit wolfaro in of straight Post thlrd tneir carbon in dur c Helper III) Appliance ri"rer was served ly members of Co. this section. are Jesse taxing the night school tne iarg- - uuiiueu. Jwjn in tne Central league, as ing the summer months, is an an. .n. !3, uks, prior v. z.. wiinams, iacuuy luemuc, ;aim! cnapter y"lnl 01 nunn.ris, a.t The banquet will be held with to Perry and Geo. miagamst one ioss. The nnaiscore nouncement made Tuesday by th session. Mr.. Phaife was presented with a gift from who ha 3 Grivet, of wag 5 i LeQ Paur starting pitch ' yince Bonza, athletic officer the East Carbon Rotary Club as norted joint on the rerent rrand mas I The most successful classes as the association for 20 years of ser. n creQit f0r the win. the post. bad many years fcosts. It will naturally be ladies wflg -ters' conference in Washington, Sfiejte it's true the legion sponsors of experience in Judged by number of students vice to the schools. Presentation Hg wflg relleved by Byrge in the night for Rotary, and the men in;., wnne :eweu u. uavion. sa:i t was nmue uec .wr. nav ,v ana vy tor in "een trades t;oors. in the baseball in Helper, but the merchandis. gcore the of Chamber g.j A both the nembers of junior wjth ,th Lake City, deputy grand master followed by a response irom Western Coal Minine. SwlV0 wth 3 for 3 was the with the increasing interest Commerce as well as Rotary will and treasurer field, Frank espec. in ing of the intermountain for Coors, he the game over the period of years, in appliances Seven Vf the 2 classes have Williams. hitter again Clve up their places to women Shriners tally Heavy for crippled chil Presented to the schools from cammed out a pair of doubles and which has increased .the cost to an hardware & fur- - been held at the mining centers leaders. Mrs. J. Bracken Lee will dren boadhospital of governors told about j almost act as master of ceremonies for niture. Both have and they have been taught by ex. the association and a group of a single. prohibitive point, for one the hospital's building program. was a paint senior will meet Payson here group, Carbon ,post has solicited in coors miners in graduating each girls camp. several Many years pert tie dinner gathering. T" e grand lodge elected officers the employee of men preparing to take the exam- - ing, "The Homestead," by Lynn Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Helper and received some fine financial The occasion is to !3 an oppor- - conferred tne E.A. degree upon a Jesse Perry 1913. Another parit., 'assistance from the Days of '48; to of see visitors the grow nndiriate of Carbon lodge. the Helper Furniture & Hardware nations for Mine Foreman and Faucett, class of tunity ic- .111. r lie uuos POKIIHIIIS LUc iviYiamo vtuu, tuts I iWVJA, infl oiuucuu Liaiumig ujr jquvcii. n school by the mem J PLANS COMPLETED to sented in these the PfB: classe ?e Helper city, for which we are up oy tne were the dates Mr. Perry'3 experience ,aoa A considerable number of the bers of the thankful", Mr. Bonza stat- mighty DAY Reid's Rite G. when SoUry lub, consist of Gerald Gal. ,odKes: Jame8 J,ack to the time FOR POPPY Chronopoulos. ed Tuesday. uet . ..... speaKers ior me evening -. i students . in other classes were hrMth .Tr rtf th flAnnva Rtnai . . . a Mont Har-- ; re a director The post will name m ine on tne joo it train varfi Superintendent ..1.1-1. u11C veterans "A poppy on every. coat,, . ... fcw Company, and Robert Heers, pro. and Phillip B. Horsley, Price. , , . 1111,11 , , ITT J j lllOUBhCU. " . . tr, II . ...I or tne win and to program in various in industries in? tonigni hean, every Ject manager of the Kaiser Co. Programs membrance work for Helper Furniture after sen- - an(l Dr- - Aaron E- Jones- Pres- Le- - date only one application, American Max of Carbon there the of I However, county. Ine. the be goal closed the Helper that company Went of the college. has been filed with the I WEAR A for the annual Guests are asked to meet at the Auxiliary remained with them for were many others interested in Tvearror untU Aorn 1945 T when reesher courses in business, art. The classes of '42 were espec- of p day nere May athletic committee of the post, Dragerton Shopping center not a reunion with iav honored, being Memorial which rather indicates he might 3 music and simlIar bef0re subjects. 29 Saturday liter than five o'clock in the after he became manager of Cornet's held for the 58 present prior to rv .get tne appointment, rnis var Boon. A tour will be made of the store here. He resigned from that; the banquet. Russell Grange and the program will cost. in the neieh. lt,ians for Poppy .Day ft on1 r W area, which will include a Tisit to and romnnnv 1 rhKMIIN November last .. ... . . ; . ,1 : n D nnn " tit uwimam, yiesmeius ,.tl n.a u" w by Mrs. borhood or wu ana is being fi. c u.i.imiw today tie Horse Canyon mine of the ' the C0,'ege and Senir ClaSSeS re" the Auxiliary's Poppy nanced by the organizations men. Geneva Steel Co. to Columbia H" Y0 ! SSrman. following a meeting onioned by Mr. Bonza. It will be. t0 onerafed aloL land" uSl the B: coke ovens now town, the bee-hi. .. . TT i countv clprli nn iuu. marrinro nermita hrieflv. Tnast to the seniors of the T... 1x auu ium io under the direction of the Kaiser. committee at tne tljegiou numcigiu juuc partnership was formed about a wWe ,ggued was given by Mrs. her school high tg 1. up following Frazer Parts company, and then month ago. yesterday. Poppies will 'be offered leg dui.(ng the past week: Virgie Newby and the response by Mr. Bonza will be at the Helper toe Utah Fuel company coke ovens throughout the city all day so j eQ i.ii. viiiycl miiiwjcu uj iuc frettyman, irice, me presiaent, jimmy iee; toast that everyone will have opportun. park Saturday morning, this week, ieKay and the mine at Sunnyside, oper-te- d Kivvanis Eastern Utah Electric CO., at and Shirlev Ann PHuna Pricp to the snnhomnre class if the. rnl Meeting to honor the war dead by to register an ooys up to 17 years jointly by the Utah Fuel Co. from l'ig one' Price from 1931 until 1937 when William Hansen. (Continued J. and Price, lege by Barney DeVietti. response 'lty want to play the game this and the Kaiser Co., Inc. er had arrived and wouia 'De set he came to Helper Furniture & SiDelia Beal Schaerrer, Payson, by President Calvin S. Johnson; wearing the memorial flower. will jwho summer. He is very desirous of A visit to the mining communi- - II n h V his Pnm TTl 1 1 PR in the next VtnrAwara PftniMJlv All Poppy Day workers r-: .. -- ...i ,.,.,. rr .7 T 1a rcrnolnaH es in aunnysiae, unnyaaie ana few their time without pay, Mrs. having every boy in the Helper dayg Another report came with them until 1945 when he be. Ruby Petty. Provo. body president. Judd Killnack. and give Contributions area who wants to play baseball Black Dragerton will be made. The homes from Frank Dalpiaz, chairman of came a fireman on the Rio Grande explained. Dale Jacobsen. Wattis. and Val response by Carl E. Olsen. will go to to be at the Helper park Saturday Of the miners, as well as the recthe for made poppies that Railroad. He will hold . his railroad can Henrie, Clawson, Utah. committee, the Boys and Girls were Completing the program . child wel-- '. this summer under the program v . reation and civic programs of each he and .rehabilitation the iia-iii Herbert Randall Draper, Helper several instrumental and vocal presented tuwams two rights and job, at least for a and 'morning at 10 o'clock. e of eX" the Legion funds fare ! .thef emmUn,t,e.8 and Norma Marie Lunelli. HelDer numbers. scholarships to Miss Phyllis Duko; while. J bene-'- c the for be used to plained. This tour will he followed of Spring Glen, and Boyd Fjeldsted Auxiliary, Both men are active in civic rMrcf Hurshel B. .Wood, and alumni of- During the banquet . .. v A 11L UL UlOaUlu by a social and get acquainted of Helper, at the award assembly affairs in the city with Mr. Perry Rachel Tallerico, Price.Payson, ,t,ww..u o 1 4-H children of veterans during Organize Club fathering, at a placet still to be this week. Ihey will enter taroon being a past .president of the Ki- - Charles V. Bradshaw, Welling. 1948-4was needy contriuu-tion- s arrange-cours- e elected. The bana--inese year, the coming next in ton a Mrs. club and director wanis and year. the viceKeith of college Leavitt Phyllis Burnett, Price. Price, The Thrifty Gardeners Club a large part of the form turkey dinner. The meeting was conducted by Carbon County Chamber of Com. president, Frank Dalpiaz of Hel- second held the their at meeting the Bents have been n le for a full A. J. Ossana, Legion and Ames K. and the Helper Business-le- y, Sportsmen's Riot Mrs. Carl money expended by jper; secretary-treasure- r, reha- - home bl Lester Blackham in Spring The number of guests will have vast in their and Auxiliary Manu-1 men's executive of the Utah association. Mr. Grivet's en Leavitt, Price, and Mrs. Fred on May 15th. Seven boys are bilitation and welfare work. (Continued from Page One) pen facturers, and Vern Woodhead, ergies have been directed mostly enrolled and the following were us entra. vvonea both Salt Lake Kiwanians were along the sporting activty. being Price ag three.year directors for At the U. S. Xavy Fleet Weather present to receive instructions and Utah ball game with Eur-- the guests. 'Mr. Parson is also a Ki- - a past presdent of the Carbon- - eka toleague organization. in Pearl Harbor, 300 their record books: Fred and Frank Central this date on IocaI diamond lEmerv Pah and Game association. wanian from Salt Lake. airs, announced tnat re- - weather reports are received from Blackham, Joe Bonacci, Dale Le- 6 June afternoon. o o Sunday f Air.tr oa unions for the classes of 1925, Dr. H. B. Goetzman has charge ships and stations every six hours, roy Lee and Billy Marston. The te ne nmiiea, owing to tne nuui-iUo- n 1932 and 1943, would be featured committee chairman translated into a weather map, boys have .already begun planting WHERE THE BIG of Uzebands. Nick can Floyd Daley. be ber that accomodated, it TVicirtfiiro next year. Named as a committee coded and broadcast. Thpv will fpntnro . ... r 111C7a iIV. their gardens, and they are look, wln Wrld arranee Frak i.i AU.i LllilL llltlUIJClIS Ui ii HlleMLCrll PICTURCS PLAY anf for the three classes were Mrs. products along with small appli-1Ken Mower of Helper ing forward to raising fine vege Chamber of Commerce desiring to ances, records; bicycles and other Earl Hills, Mrs. Cliff Memmott Buy your office supplies at Tnt tables. officiate during- - the kids' fish and Mrs. attend with their wives make res household goods as well as . Helper ."ournal. Rudy Felice. pond scramble at city park Saturervations as eariy as possiDie, kinds of 8p0rting equipment. : day afternoon. George Grivet of office with the secretaries in; building at Wellington was spot Helper, has specialty events and Price. lessly clean, inspectors said. But LeRol Bentley will chairman Boy 140 students fill the building dur-- , Scout activities. Mr. Grivet is SAFETY alsojg of the riot with Mr. S two exits ing lunch hoor and (Continued from Page One) and Wellington elementary school rather than one are required for Migliore. - -" u V? fire safety, reported Mr. Hunter. Wellington. J Faults 'About Average' Helper elementary school was School Mr. faults unusually clean except for an Hunter asserted (Continued from rage One) found the district were about cumuation of oily rags and waste Chosen to deliver the colCity. average compared with those of paper under a wooden stairway, address is Dr. commencement in- - An excellent fire alarm other districts system lege previously dean of the T. John Wahlquist, he said, spected. Most general fire hazards was noted at Helper, the Univer at of school education, found were closing of some exits NeAly all buildings needed addi-i- n of Utah.. There will not be sity buildings originally constructed tlonal space for janitorial sup any reservations necessary at the H'liHiTMrj3I THAN YOUR DELIGHTED with enough outside doors for fire plies. I college exercises Saturday night. IN EYES HAVE EVER SEEN r r safety; storage of old papers. w.o. r books and even furniture in iboiler rooms or under stairs; use of 124 SO. MAIN - NEXT DOOR TO HELPER DRUG wrong size fuses in electrical sys- terns, he said. In some schools fire drills were conducted too infrequently or in correctly. Some had no record of' COLOR BY TICHNICOLC "blocked exit" drills, where one by 8 ICO exit is simulated as unuseable be-- 1 cause of a pretended fire. Gym Door Locked At Carbon junior high school according to Mr. Hunter, the east ! door of the was! gymnasium locked. Some controversy was en- -i IS NOW READY TO SERVE YOU FOR YEARS TO COME WITH IDAHO OF to as countered door whether the Each you who is locked when students are using NATIONALLY PROMINENT MERCHANDISE al "BAMBI" to see Running Mate of come the gym, he said. Inspectors reel ommended the door be left un- -' showing two doors to the balcony Sat. will be given locked, be unlocked when the balcony is win chance occupied, and all doors panic. Ticket On The National Third locked so they can be opened from new A COMPLETE SELECTION OF inside at time. any g on display, in n Wooden floors in the basement, h YOUR and on the second story of the we junior high school were in poor TICKET VICTOR condition, reported Mr. Hunter. more about M-G-- M PRODUCTS It was suggested the basement with floor be cement; the replaced plan. CAPITOL upper floor repaired. Wiring in Refrigerators the boiler room was dangerously and Including 1948 worn and fuses were Ranges MONDAY SUNDAY OTHER MAKES ADMISSION 50c used in place of he PUBLIC INVITED LICENSES said. Home Freezers ALL NEW HITS in TUES AND WED. Half of Exits Locked -:- You should be LABOR At Central school, inspectors champion of yours who Continuous Showing found three of six exits were U. S. Senate in 11 Sunday From 2:00 locked and all panic locks were in Taft-Hartley condition. been One had "Slave poor for nailed shut. Old openings Bill." heating pipes from the boiler; ALL KINDS OF SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES room which had not been closed He knows your BUSINESSMEN SMALL a constitute dangerous hazard, will your intersaid Mr. Hunter. problems During the Central school ests. two students failed to re Rpond to the fire bell, remained HEAR ALL SIDES OF THE COMING in the buildingj seven rooms were' In Poramount POLITICAL ISSUES BEFORE YOU r left with windows open, 8 with MAKE UP YOUR MIND doors open. Most unsatisfactory fire drill Films On Political Issues Will Be Jesse Perry was conducted at Wellington eleGeorge Grivet asserted Mr. mentary school, Shown During 15 stu. Hunter. Approximately "YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER IN Carbon County dents, teachers and parents failed, Sponsored to respond, he said. Phone 90 124 So. Main Wallace Taylor Committee School Unusually Clean ... - a. "es i i dui.., SSSS Mrt ' Tr'.T j,,.,. ' uit,. ,1- . .. 1 lulru V Vt , - - - I wnUDDY I ! ve ',.anced MinnilPr n' lr nmillTO '""" r. . na ri 1 ... 1 V. ' .. 9. rn nl ;? "7!! "L ll,!!! H Bag-imcr- ce "e,r"8 STRAND te ' 1 an'"l Ps 1, thurs7frl sat. FIRE m m Ends Friday 1 OPE rnnrn t t TUESDAY, MAY 25th ' j OUR NEW LOCATION JJjrr,.J ATTENTION LABOR & SMALL 3 fflPMb BUSINESS MEN COME HEAR SEN. GLEN H. TAYLOR HEY KIDS HELPER'S NEWEST APPLIANCE AND SPORTING GOODS STORE of Vice-Presidenti- Thurs. Fri. and a brand Bike foyer. to the Party 'Excelcior' our KEEP until you FEATURING EQErJKY A. WALLACE P HELPER CIVIC AUDITORIUM tell our little FRIDAY MAY 28 Frigidaire Si RECORDS 8 PM - interested hearing the real hours talked the against the Labor RCA RADIOS BICYCLES DINNERVARE -:- and fight for fire-drill- ME APPLIANCE Program by and A A 4 tltttltTTT" frame kitchen and cafeteria; (CO. HELPER" |