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Show Mrs. Elmer Parker, North CarMANY VETS FAIL NOTED STARS WILL Stake Relief Society presiPAGE FOUR THURSDAY, JUNE 161949 dent, accompanied by ten other hoard members visited the Relief TO FILE FOR FEATURE U. OF U. Society organization at CJear Creek Tuesday afternoon. Members of the Scofield board were JOBLESS BENEFITS SUMMER MUSICAL invited and both groups displayed When the servicemen's readjust- musi- fancywork made during the year. Utah's annual A lovely social afternoon was en- - ment allowance program expires caj treat, the University of Utah on July 2E, less than helf of the summer festival, will again tea joyed. veterans of World War II now ture nationally famed stars in BY MIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McConnell residing in Utah will have filed two grand favorites "The Great of Grand Junction spent last week for jobless benefits under the, Waltz" and "Carmen." Of interest to many in Helper is end at the William Marphy home, federal law. Dean Winters, son of Mr. and The University festival has be- This was reported today by the come the summer entertainment Sunday guests of the Murphy s Mrs. Ford Winters, arrived home the news of an arrival to Mr. and of Oakland, were Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Simmons industrial Commission of Utah, a few weeks ago from Kansas Mrs. Ernest Carnivall made highlight for the entire state the his of Salt Lake City. California. The arrival Securof at-Employment Department he is where past two years with the great City, Missouri, entrance April 26 and answers to 'ity, who announced that efforts presentation of "Promised Valley" tending dental Softool. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont Wisdom are being made to Inform all vet-- ! the name of Ernest Carnavali, III. and last year's "Show Boat." This is former Edith mother of the His Oakland, California, renewed erans of the pending termination an op Elmer Parker underwent year's double program promises e acquaintances while vis-!- 0f the program. The Utah Depart- - jt0 be well up to standard with eration in the St. Mark's hospital Beard of Helper. itlng with Mr. and Mrs. William raent of Employment Security ad- - these popular productions and all-last Wednesday. Reports are that Mrs. Bill Peery and daughter, Murphy. Mr. Wisdom is a for-- ; ministers the veterans' jobless car B hH hv Kittv Par- be is getting along fine. His many mer of visited Fork, resident. Kathleen, Spanish Helper benefit for federal the system re. a friends wish him lisle, brilliant star cf stage and speedy from Friday to Tuesday with her Lpppn- - RohAPt Roiinaevil. color- government covery. Mrs. William HOUSe and daUgh. sister, Mrs. Lynn Broadbent and f f.,1 noa, Anorlnm tonnr and Gwen AnnrnTlmatal,, IS (inn Maxine Murphy, visited last World War u are now ter, family. Mr. and Mrs, Ace Miner and in Hawthorne, who has won national Uy, week with Mr. House, who U Utah. Record8 acclaim. of aon, Jimmy drove to Salt Lake the Department Dick "Greener, son of Mr. and still confined to the hospital. Lf Employment Security show that Miss Carlisle will perform in City Sunday to attend the BaccaJ. A. Greener, arrived home laureate exercises of the Un- Mrs. nly 36,900 veterans filed claims the role of Carmen while Mr. m r last Monday from Tennessee, tor iversity of Utah Sunday night. where he has been readjustment allowances here. RounsevMe will appear as Don ZZZ ritl' studying law tei the8e were 2,932 veterana Jose in "Carmen" and as Johann Among They were guests at dinner Mon- at the University of Tennessee at fHed claims strauss in "The Great Waltz." day night of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Knoxville. He will he a senior fr0m thelr bus-- ! Miss Hawthorne will appear in the Wycoff at the Ambassador Hotel, next rrv'When pr"ta year at the school. ventur f9 bel" a "The Great Waltz.'. and Tuesday sight witnessed the rites their for month. daughgraduation The festival will again be unA. Mrs. H. Lamoreaux left ter, Donna, who graduated with The Industrial also Commission der the stars at the University Mr. and Mrs. Frank James, Sr., Tuesday for Tonapah, Nevada, honors from the University. disclosed stadium which statistics refute bowl, starting July 4. she will spend a week Donna and Donald, and grandson, accusations Donna's aunt, Ann Martelle, also where 1 Great Waltz" will run July-allythat gener-"The veterans, Louis, are vacationing in Wyom- 4 to 11 with the attended the graduation, return- visiting her sister. to draw readjustexception of Sun-mepreferred a week, where they will ing for ac- - day, July 10. No Sunday yerform-cep- t ing home Tuesday with the Miners. allowances rather than Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Woodhead visit relatives In Rawlins. employment. ;ances are planned. "Carmen" will Jim and Bob Mullins returned attended the capping exercises of be staged July 15 to 19, except on Of the 36,900 filed who veterans Attending the dental conven. home from the University of the LDS hospital in Salt Lake iD UUh 8iDC! September Sunday, July 17. City Monday, when their daughter. tion in Salt Lake City June 9, 10 cJlm8 a, Jim left Tuesday night for m uucn ism, oniy 1,3 u or o.a per cent Washington, where he will Marjorie, received her cap. She and 11, were Dr. J. J. Dalpiaz, Dr. exhausted their benefits. The av- - j the and Maurice productions Utah for their summer vacation, had spent the week at home prior and Mrs. James Ruggeri and Dr. erage claimant received 14 weeks Abravanel will be the musical and Mrs Toshio Furakawa. to the exercises. spend six weeks with friends. of benefits, out of a maximum en- - director. titleraent of 52 weeks. Readjust-- ! Tickets will go on sale immed-men- t allowances paid to Utah lately and it is suggested that veterans through March 31, to. reservations be made early to Insure obtaining the best seats. taled approfimately $11,534,284. This large amount of money has Another huge turnout isantici-don- e much to tide the veteran Pated for the productions. Low Prices will be charged with over until he became established in gainful employment. Equally special reductions for both is the beneficial effect formances. The best reserved seats these payments have had on the WM he $3 for one performance or 'general economy of Utah. They a for the two. Other reserve I iL helped greatly to maintain the seats will be sold for 2.40 for one I I vJ 3.60 for state's purchasing power and to performance or just 1 smooth the change-ove- r from war- - hoth. General admission tickets VtJ D for one or S1.S0 for time production to peace-tim- e wl DOtn j productions. economy. benefits' Daes should be plainly The federal jobless waB established by the rated in ordering the tickets. Sum- Readjustment Act of 4ers win be received at the mer omce, festival 1944. In the "G. I. Bill" r.nnsn university or Salt Lake Utah, City. specified that rights to unemploy. ment pay would expire two years Half of the vegetables consumed after termination of the war. Pres in the United States are grown ident Truman proclaimed July 25, in family gardens. 1947, as the official end of the war, which automatically fixed July 25, 1949; as the evpiration date for servicemen's readjustment allowances. ""Although July 25, 1949, is officially the ending date for the program, some veterans will be entitled to benefit payments aftei that" date," Neil L. Davis, Utah readjustment allowances agent for the Veterans' Administration, said. "Veterans who were discharged prior to July 26, 1947, will have no further benefit rights. However, men and women who. under the Voluntary Recruitment Act between October 6, 1945 and October 5, 1946, and those who had service prior to July 25, 1947, hut were discharged after that date, may be entitled to further Dupler's fur stylist will be In our store with benefits. These veterans should new advance styles to choose from consult with the readjustment allowance specialists in the local offices of the Department of Employment Security if they are in doubt regarding their rights to THfe HELPER JOURNAL O0U bon mid-summ- THE NEWS S i , old-tim- J tIC VZ S??J5SrL.Wh0 SJ S ?hZZZn Jn JoZ W - i , , Ta-com- mm sm mm ri msy m mm If l"J Jy plj ' J Jy f indi-progra- m 'Jill' HELPER MERCHANTS ALT'OST FIRST HALF SEMIfllO. PENNANT INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE pitching of Behind the MerStanding 0f Teamg Angelo Venturelli the Helper chants last night moved to within a hop of the first half title and Helper W 1 won their tenth ball game in j Provo j .. downed fiievpn starts, as they 'American Fork .. a in Provo Timps 'Glen Berge's Magna 3 S3 sparkling ball game - in tne Brigham City Helper park. Bingham .185 From the first Inning and on definwas It thru the next eight c 3 1 10 itely too much Venturelli for the Myers i M. Wankier p 3 1 8 Timps as he proceeded to strike j a a . out 13 batters, with 10 of them Christiansen 3b .. -v 5 24 coming in the first four innings ii AB H n , and three in first and third and Helper Merchants two in the second. It was the Wood c 1 0 third time Angelo had beaten the Powers ss i Bloom lb 2 i Timps this half, and twice it was I Marion Wankier who was charged Sluga rf 1 3b vicBailey 1 I with the defeat, he heing the 1 Green cf 2 tim last night. 1 . Two new faces appeared in the Angelos lf ' . 2b Simms 2 b -time 2 HelDer lineup for the first j ... -- . in the local park as Keith Bloom Venturelli p Total 30 1 tt 4 and George Slmms, Wyoming The Box Score over took athletes, University 010 001 Oflfirst and second bases for Man-de- ll Provo .. 110 ioo Wilson's team. Bloom pleased Helper R Brooks, Jones, Powem si the fans by drilling two hla first two Bailey, Slmms. B Drake, Un to times up and, lived up to advance Christiansen, Powers, Bailey, sa hit- urooKs. jsh ureen. va.-- . hope that he is a long-iba- ll HR Jones. 3BH Sluga. 2B- Hout moved ter. Big George Sluga to right field to make room for Berge, Bloom 2. RBI Jnn , the 6 Toot 5 inch Bloom to take Wood 1. Bloom 1, Angelos l, bp over first. Big George had a big wawcier to .Myers to Jones, Wood time last night getting 3 for 4, to Bailey to Simras.HO VeatanQi his last one being a triple in the 5, Wankier 18. SO Venturelli seventh, then scored on Angelos' Wankier 7. BB VentnrelU . Simms fcr single for the last run of the wanmer 2. Powers by Wankto. Wankier game. Helper travels to Brigham City PB nMyers. Balk Wackier. Wis. ner Venturelli. Loser Wankii: tomorrow night for a make-u- p game that was postponed from U Bates and Bores May 18, and then moves over to Utah Marks Highway Six Magna Sunday and back to Brig-haCity on Wednesday of next In compliance with a recently week before playing American passed Utah Statute, the Fork here on June 26 for the last U. S. Highway t game of the first half. . m which crosses Utah from If the Merchants lose the first west, has been marked with whits half they would have to drop all shields carrying the Insigolt of their 4 remaining games and "Grand Army of the Repnblk Provo would have to win their Memorial Highway." These lift, last four, and this doesn't seem way markers now extend from fce likely since Wilson's boys have Atlantic to the Pacific on VS. I. been playing heads-u- p hall all the way losing only to Bingham last Sunday. Provo AB H O A 4 Brooks cf 0 Yjiy OPPORTUNITY J 4 3 Berge ss 3 Jensen rf 0 4 0 0 2 Drake 2b 4 0 0 1 Roller lf 4 Jones lb 1 NVESTN US. SAVN6S BONK 5-- - 3l0i O-j line-doubl- es left-cent- ntt m 12 10 10 19 Gifts that Dad iuiII appreciate on June 19th Are Things to wear, of course! bentfits." FISHING SHOULD BE BETTER AS SUMMER CALMS THE STREAMS "The opening day of the fishing season may not be a fair Indication of what fishing will be like in Utah throughout the balance of In a Toggery Gift Box. the season." This was the statement made YES, YOU CAN BUY ON CONVENIENT TERMS Well store your coat FREE until next winter ..Take There 1 0 months to pay, if necessary are no strings to this offer Kbat condition, we'll make you a No carrying charge simply bring in your old coat, no matter in $50 allowance on an new fur coat in stock BRING' OR SEND YOUR PRECIOUS FURS TO US FOR . . . j. STORAGE Safe from cruet summer heat, Moths, flffr dysjj fatly " fafitrjd. - HOLLAND BMZ1NG The world's finest cleaning process, yet costs not more than ordinary cleaning, , REPAIRING By expert furriers. Restyling will give your outpojlgfl &PPf that Igojb jw K(DtffD.(BniB Fhr-- 2 229 DRESS SHOP - , FOR YOUR OLD FUR COAT OR FUR TRIMMED COAT ON PURCHASE OF ANY NEW DUPLER'S PAY ONLY HELPER this week by R. L. Turpln, Utah Game Commissioner, as he sized up the fishing situation for the opening week of fishing. "We have planted fish in safe waters wherever we could get our equipment, using jeeps to relay the fish in many places, but the snows, rains and bad roads have made the problem a serious one. We will keep right on planting," Tur-pi- n said, "moving up the canyons as the roads permit." It may be possible that the waters will be too cold for best fishing. The fish will likely be Inactive until the weather breaks and then move into action. The Fish and Game Chief also warned sportsmen that the runoff was not over. "Our streams are clearing a little and falling some because of the cold chill that has hit the state,, but when the heat gets on those timber-lin- e drifts again it should bring to a peak again." the run-of- f Fishermen were warned to take chains, pioneer tools, and plenty of cover and clothing for their early season trips this year. ERASERS All Tvoes: Art Gum! tvinhin PmibII. available at tfce Pencil; Typewriter; Pefcett tips; JevriMl, SHIRTS and TIES ICE INTERWOVEN SOX APmATE PAJAMAS GIFK THE TOGGERY Helper, Utah |