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Show Get Registered 2 More Days Support Those Who Support You Trade In Helper October 26, 27 IVI I IN TTT ioLUMt I IN O MINU NUMBER 42 1,4 RAILROAD v ri iiit Li xj l? " DISTRICT UTAH ! JUST TWO CHANCES hunting Season Officially Opens meqT Dn Utah Next Saturday Morning TO REGISTER FOR NOV. 2 ELECTION EDITORIALS the- DM . 6 . in editor - n -n I Kl the Tribune Tues- - .u.f a survey conducted by Malmquist, political editor, J Make '48 A Safe THOUSANDS Hunt In Utah MOUNTAINS I&Fervent Plea A TO MAKE TREK TO IN QUEST appeal for careful e and sane hunting while on the once county Carbon range this fall was made today by placed r Ze safely in the Democratic Merrill Hand, chief law enforceIMS- There is one excep" ment deputy, Fish and Game De- J however, aiwu L'te they will back their native OF SEER The Utah hunting season comes in buik this year with the last of October and the first of Novemher featured. With the special elk, waterfowl and pheasant openings set for successive dates, ardent huntn ers are going to have a busy the last few days of October. The deer season, the higgest out. door sporting event in the state, - col-fo- partment. Mr. Hand set out a list of saferules and suggestions today, BracKen uvj. jjcc. ty j Avpr the which, if heeded, will save many Maw. lives this year in spite of the fact 6. Herpert B.me cuai tampa cm that the Utah deer hunt is exIn the survey for pected to draw Mtically announced they are nearly 100,000 sea-to- ' two-terme- NEWSPAPER : Are You Registered To Vote Next November 2nd? If not you have two more chances, and only two chances to register. There were four October dates for registering, but two have passed, leaving Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 26 and 27. Just hecause you voted in the primary election in September, or the last general election isn't proof that your name is on the books. It'll only take a few minutes to check the books in your district, and if its there you're OK, and if not you know what to do. It's an easy thing to miss a name when names from one book to another. In Helper the registration agents are: East Helper, Mrs. Harry Mangus, 16E, 2nd Eliwanis To Sponsor Bill To Aid Highway Bus Safety COLLEGE PRESIDENT ASKS VOTE ON COST OF CLASS RING Determined to give the 1949 seniors at Carbon high school and their parents exactly what they want in a class ring at a price they want to pay, Dr. A. E. Jones, president of Carbon college, this week iB making a vote canvaa of the junior class and parents to, Members cf the Helper Kiwanis club learned a lot of things last night about safety of school child ren transported to and from school their by bues, and completed regular weekly meeting by taking ; the initiative in placing before the next state legislature a bill that H enacted into law would require all motor vehicles to etop when a school bus is loading or unloading children along the highways of the tate. Guest speaker was James Warren, Carbon county school bus supervisor, who presented the prob lemt' in the county and suggested the need of such a law to he enacted (by the legislature as another step forward in making "school children on the highways" safer. -He was introduced by Ray Black, chairman of the underprivleged children committee and chairman of the meeting. A film "Precious Cargo", was presented under the October lfi, get this information. competition "The past few years the Senior ; hunters. tie run. its eleven-da- y throughout But of class governor. Here are a few ample facts to rings have cost the students fitl the exception On October 28, however, the North-We- st Helfrom $18 to $20 each, and many of East St.; Price there seems to De a ciose remember, Mr. Hand explained: Utah fireworks start and the elk . frir- - tha - tvi nrAfii the parents have complained about 1. Don't shoot until you are per, Mrs. Joe Corey, 246 Uinline Deins on the Manti and Cedar hunters Ann and West Truman tah the high cost of the rings. Which St.; Helper, candidates, sure. iential Mountain districts' take over for 374 So. Main; and a is the reason I am sending ballots sngm Martell, latter with a a 2. the save life. deer Miss ey, and kickoff in. the elk season. the Ovedlade. Mrs. will to the parents with their son home Lynn Martin, 3. Do not carry a loaded gun in favorite. Their former mayor The waterfowl season, the dates are dates the Remember to get their reaction". or the if Maw Gov. sample daughter helack the car, or around camp. Get on for wluch are set up by federal supervision of Roland Taylor, October 26 and 27. said. Dr. Jones of what will happen the range 'before you put ammupoll it' a basis Fri- noon at will Castle Gate iprincipal. The film open regulations, A quotation. ha8 toeen received November z. Ui course mere ai- nition and gun together. dav. Octoher 29. This event is dealt with the problem discussed 4. Do not mix alcohol and gun wae remains the possibility that in that makes it possible for boys to by Mr. Warren. and will continue with Helper Ward statewide receive a plain gold ring for $13. sampling individuals powder. It is unfair to the other Leaders; out stagger through December 7 Secretary Darrel K. Downey was aretnore ant to ifeel the urge to sportsmen. and $11 for the girls. Each may meet most the noon at important The next day Perhaps the high instructed Next by the club to write Meeting than on election brak party ties telect his own design. If a stone 5. The ranges are dry. Avoid ing called by the officers and di- - great upland bird season gebms Kiwanis club in to every ietters hat thought might help Mr. fires by being careful around , rectors of the Carbon County (Oct. 30) and runs for two and a Carl E. Olsen, Price, North Car- ring is desired then the cost goes Utah to the hazattention calling insome Dr. in Jones Maw over the hump camp. Take a little time and effort Chamber of Commerce has been half days. After that the hunts bon, stake Sunday school superin to other year quotations. to their sup. ard that urge exists, in putting out the fires. stances. set for next Tuesday, October 19, taper down to the special deer tendent, and Clifton N. Memmott, favor8 the lesser priced ring, and port of the project The public of the 345th quorum of i& very anxious to receive the There remains little doubt but 6. Save your time and that of at the group's' office in the Price hunts, the elk hunt on November member Affairs committee will take oyer that Congressman Walter K. Gr'ang your friends toy orienting your- city hall. At the meeting consider- 6, and the waterfowl shoot. Seventy, were the speakers at the opinion of the parents. the project locally and will enlist Class rings are ordered by t3e county selves upon entering your hunting ation will Ibe given, to the continsacrament service of the er will again carry Carbon With a heavy schedule on tap, regular other organization help. ward last Sunday evening students during their junior year. substantial majority. In territory. It is easy to get lost. by a very uance of the Chamber of Com R. L. director, Utah Fish Helper toward the annual KiTurpin, Progress choir will next receive them Price there was a general "scratch" spring held in the ward chapel. The They Mr. Hand alio appealed to sports merce, and the election of direc and Game wanis Department, today warn, show was noted last night or Granger by the Dewey hackers, men to respect private and public tors who will replace the 11 men ed Utah sportsmen to check their under the direction of Lynn Over-lad-e and will have them to wear during when Director John Bonaccl anwith the coal and Mrs George Kelly, and their final high school year. ' miners and other property alike. "Treat a man's whose terms expire at the end of nounced several committees, and hunting licenses and hunting tags two Bolo& toy Jean McCune anion men giving him full approval piano property so he will be pleased to the present year. Last year many immediately. reported plans were shaping up Marion Parker, rounded out Mrs. E. Bry. Miller over David Wilson, his Ogden op have you hunt again next year. Directors whose terms end with found they had mis- and sportsmen very well. Date of the show is Decoun ' Named ponent. Talk to the landowners. Show them the end of the year are W7ayne placed their tags, and made a last the program. Elmer Parker, cember 10. Another report was was in selor in the bishonric. The survey was made after John you are interested. Let them know Johnson, J. C. Forrester, Wm. minute rush for substitute tags. Nurse Carbon made by the Boys and Girls com. and conduct L Lewis, head of the United Mine you are responsible. It is through Hakalo, Duane Frandsen, Price; were also warned to charge of the program HalSportsmen of Miller E. Mrs. Bry Spring mittee relative to the annual Workers of America, had come out their courtesy that Utah hunters C. N. Memmott, J. J. Dalpiaz check their guns and ammunition ed the meeting. on for Kids Fri. loween the party and with his usual vigor against Pres. are able to use as much land as Helper; Thos. C. Jackson According to Bishop Lynn Broad Glen has recently been appointed day, October 29. hefore entering on the range. Guns health nurse for the north But his Harry S. Truman. they do. And remember that it's a Lloyd Crogan, Hiawatha; Delyle should be kept unloaded until the bent next week representatives of public also apparently did not criminal misdemeanor to hunt on Batchelor, Wattis; Carl Nyman, gunner is on a safe practice range. the stake high council will be the end of the county. She will dis- UMWA OFFICE MOVED for nurse this school the be asked cause Cattle M. The choir is being much immediate reaction posted property," the chief deputy National; and J. Webb, The Price office of the United They should then he made safe speaker.'. trict. Dis-friamong the coal miners although Gate. said. Mine Workers of America, until they are loaded again on the to supply music for the program Mrs. Millers' office hours at the !ew did volunteer the information one of the class some The notice sent out to memhers and in Mr. Hand also warned hunters to now located the on 22, is open range during tne nunting that they intended of the ward will have a local city hall will be from 9:00 second floor of the First National to hack their check in and out of stations which pointed out that much work lies seasons. a.m. until 5:00 p.m. five daya a leader in political as well as other are set was bank building. The office up in the areas they hunt. ahead for a strong Carbon County several children are special par; assigned. year "Every week and until noon on Saturdays. attenfields.. moved on October 1 from This is required by law. Dead deer organization. It also called the or killed as a result of neg hurt the Laboroi attended Mrs. Tony The sample in two of the major should be tagged immediately, and tion to the fact that many direc- ligence of. their fathers or brothers' funevul of Joseph Pulli at Price, has 40 flour Silvagni building where it more than Utah supports meetcoal camps was approximately hunters' carrying either sex per- tors have never attended a been located for several years. in leaving live arms and ammu- who died at Provo last week. mills. three to one for Pres. Truman. But mits should be careful not to ing, and should make an effort nition within their reach," Mr. tie voters making up the cross, shoot at fawns as most of these to take part in the management Turpin said. "We appeal to sports section voted seven p one for will be next year's buck crop, he of the group. The invitation asked men to use every precaution to be Pres. Roosevelt in that everyone bring his "gripes" careful with guns before the hunts, 1944, according explained. same 'o the questionnaires. "Utah will have more regular to the meeting and at the during the season, and in putting constructive some Gov. Maw and Lee broke even in time bring afield and special game wardens the weapons' away." foe mine "" 4k( but than ever before to handle the ideas for the future. camp cross-sectio,4 f;!" Lee ran The Carbon County Chamber far ahead of the governor law breakers," Hand stated. "Guns I a in the long viTs -samples taken in Price and will 'be taken, fines may be heavy, of Commerce has gone five years the Helper. past way during conto fit see State the and may of its pres autos, jeeps, or under the direction fiscate trucks, A. Theobald, J. ent LEWIS ORDERS Secretary, HOLIDAY it. warrant wagons, if the facts to leave the position NOV. 2 FOR HIS MINERS The State will 'also, set up block- who plans of his physician. on advice the John L. Lewis peaking from the ades, special checks and do everyfor 1948,Wm. P. The rottrum of the 40th annual contpresident hunt the to keep thing possible Carbon college will soon have his resignahas tendered Maack, ention of the United Mine Worke- clean, and within the law," Hand tion because he has moved to Salt ttorage space and facilities in rs of America Monday in Cincin-,Mtt- i, said. Lake Cty. J. C. Forrester, vice which to keep records and various Ohio, ordered hi8 400,000 his other things that have had to be miners off the president, has also tendered Job on election day, DEMOCRATS SLATE ' of kept just any place where space 'because of lack resignation, I November 2, s0 they can cast their Mr. could be found. According to ur. left to by fill duties the time "allots against the congressional A. E. Jones, president of the colMaack. candidates who voted for the THREE RALLIES lege, at the present time a store law and other politi-c- a' Women Associated roof is being built under the ad"enemies". TOWNS ministration building of the colCARBON IN Carbon At his edict the president firey lege under the supervision of EuErected Elect New Officers presidents of districts to gene Cromar, who was awarded Three Democratic rallies are operators in their areas that Students the contract recently. Women Carbon county next Associated Production of coal will ceaee" on scheduled for Senior Senator Council at Carbon College completclf Other improvements authorized Utah's with Member 2nd. If this directive is with election by the state Ibuilding board i8 an D Congressman ed its Thomas, organization Elbert rarriei out, and there remains lit-- e additional room to be added to the Walter K. Granger and Governor of officers. doubt that will not the mine Herbert B. Maw slated to deliver Those eledted were Jean shops. Student labor will he used "May 8hould guarantee one of and Judge Thomas, president, Nan Leonard, to cover the four walls that now e heaviest Mocks of mine votes the main addresses, and Boh Davis vice president, and Lois Malaby, stand between the (business room cast 'n a one. general election. Especial-- 1 and the carpenter shop which will secretary and treasurer also listed on the program for k this true in the strategically and nerhans two of the rallies. of the council selected give the school a 40x70 foot room, Members Portant West Virginia, Kentucky, According to Eugene Coll. county at the class elections' conducted which it' greatly needed to expand '"Myivania, Illinois. Ohio. In. chairman of the central committee the first week of school are Joan the mechanical arts department. Oklahoma and Missouri nrsi Malaiby, sophomore representative; Under the supervision of the areas. of the Democratic party, tne Wed-nesdAlice Arnett and Norma Hartoey, Utah State Road department, Don is eet for Helper next Not OnlV rally AA Mia i.Anr.ntln. on. 8 Miles supervisor curbing freshmen; Patsy Burdich and Anna aid night, October 20, at I 0V the "election In but auditorium. Beth Camp- around the race track in the new holiday, civic senior; the in o'clock Schoenberger, voted to double JJ their leader's addition to addresses by Senator bell and Pauline Stella, Junior rep. athletic field is now being install !11ary: rtm.M .. -. . .: Xcr.-JX-- ,'-.i,. mummy aues; anu Thomas, Cong. Granger ana uov. resentatlves. ed, Dr. Jones reported. LiIea the initiation nt1a fiva times ... under , made announcement vm by Another a Maw a musical program John L. LpoH- - will v. ,1 AMU E.R. Mrs. E. K. Olsen Field Man the of college preddent was that the direction the . fn V I i bids submitted by Steel En. two Board iprogram. the Retirement will feature tUDe f ,50'000 an" Co., of Salt Lake City, October 22, Clear gineers t!illl On Friday. 21 Oct. To Be as compared with $25,000 Creek will he the scene of the and Leib Miller of Price, were rehall with Mlners will approve a A field representative of the jected for construction of steel Ua Past rally at the union ' er month rake-of- f for due second Mrs and Retirement Board will foe bleacherg at the athletic field, he. Railroad Davi8 Mr. Granger, Bob musi- In Helper, at the Rio Grande de- cause of excessive price. "J Spared to $2.00, and it will A Bosone as 'Jie speakers. a new a Olsens pot from 10 a.m. to i pa,-- Oct coal miner 150 to loin There is only a sum of $7600 m L MMM,M,iM,MMM-MMllllMlWlW- lI cal program under Mrs. Anion 21, to assist railroad workers with available for the construction of instead, of $10 In the direction will also he heard. Junior below staff and of the Helper are the High school, ' Upper group Is the complete teaching for votes any problems they may have in 1500 seats, and the bide were over ere'waa some debate in ifc, The final rally drive teachers: School with Central ration on these matters, hids New are at fce unemployment connection asked Drag, (be,!ng $12,000. the Democrats will different of the,r President by October 23 with sickness or retirement benefits by the companies on Junior High: Front row: Lucy Rlcheds, Melba Hyatt, Mary Plxza, Catherine T. Leavltt, Andrea - .!.vdMlre Saturday, erton hered to. ' Mr. under the Railroad Retirement and bleacher, and the cost ir expected and Granger WMtttker. Back row: Ada Krause, George Plzxa, lvoi Iverson, L. Earl Acord, principal; Hubert Orlxx-II- , Gov. Maw Cong. to come within the appropriation. Unemployment Insurance Acta. , Peaker8- ( s Y Darts Wlllard Law and Edith Krause. 'ed that Dr. Jones announced. mrart th refreshments Tuesreturned Mrs. Kay Nephi 'Helper Central: Seated, Catherine Orl, Sally Mauro, prpinclpspl; Vra Mlllett, Amy Nelson, Deme. . ... it fti rally. AU ac- from Lo Angeles where she Celery has been grown in Utah day school the at ' .n heM tra Pappss, Gertrude Route. Top row: Ann Prloe, Lorraine Ctirtstensen, Eve Hanson, otht Wetmore har been visiting the past few luce 1871. -mW candidates will he weeks. by one that house. and Mattle Lange. Photos by Lawrence Payne , nw"- introduced to will begin Saturday, and will have no Deinw-rai"- ui" CARBON CIVIC GROUP OCT. SETS 19 Hears MEETING Stake Plan toy-t- North Health aux-iliari- They Direct Activities In Helper Schools n ADDITIONS AT lev l j rt! i THE GOLLEGE NOW UNDERWAY 111 .,4s- V. For ' hfjfji" Here J :y: t tl. Zhtl . .-- ptt ir lcal Hi i |