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Show $100,000 THE AMERICAN WAY pm J' TO BE ERECTED AT S'fjt'A PR0U0 SOON The CHINESE AUTHOR TO ADDRESS KNIFE & PAGE UNITED STATE? THAM FORK. CLUB his opinion, the commercial apsoon become the Provo plication of the process. The proDr. H. H. Chang, distinguished site of the first commercial plant cess has been under experimentaChinese diplomat and author, will in the entire west to process coal tion and development for over be the featured speaker of the and extract segregated tar oils Co.. eight years- by the Coal Logs from it for the chemical market. 'inc., under the direction of th? newlv formed Castle Valley Knife and Fork club on Friday, Septemwas made This announcement inventor, Mr. K. L. Storrs, and ber 30, at the Carbon County club, Salt Ewing, recently by Weyland the chief engineer of Coal Logs to Therald N. Jensen, 'Lake City, president or tne vesi- Mr George W. according Ine Company chairman. em Chemical and Refining com-- 1 the pr associate professor of Chane's subject will be Dr. pany, who reveaiea tnat nis urni school of engineering at the Un"American Stakes In Asia." He plans construction of a $100,000 iversity of Utah. will explain the Asiatic point of plant for this purpose just south According to Mr. Ewing. a long- view for the future of American of Provo. The plant will also be time ambition of coal professors equipped to manufacture coke for may be achieved :y producing political and industrial interests. Dr. Chang is national director industrial purposes and smokeless tar oils in segregated fractions of the Chinese United Nations asfuel for home consumption. with a minimum of recracking. has held positions as The plant will be located along Mr. Ewing states that his com- sociation, dean of the colthe D&RGW railroad tracks north president, acting the manufacturing hojlds in pracor arts of of the Ironton plant. The site is pany professor for the western state, ex- lege all the leading universities located about 300 yards west of rights for Colorado. tically clusive U. S. 91, In a northwesterly diThe Coal 'Logs Co., Inc., which inrection from the Utah county is being reorganized under the FIRE PREVENTION Chemfirmary and borders the D&RGW name of . ADVANCED tracks. ical & Refining company, holds IDEAS Mr. Ewing said his firm plans not patHEAD States FORESTRY United the BY only to start construction in Septem- ents, but also patents in Canada, If all goes well, expects the Union of South Africa, Chile, Forest and range camping trips ber, and, to be in production next spring. Brazil and has applications for are continuing popular throughout The actual building itself will patents in various other countries. the summer. To aid campers in be relatively small 32 by 60 feet The Coal Logs Co., Inc., has precautions with fire the followbut expensive equipment, en- had inquiries from all over the ing fire cases are briefed: 1. Loose jostling matches in gineering costs and other factors world regarding the process, and will represent a total Investment plans are under way, as soon as the grocery box struck fire to camp. of about $100,000 when the plant reorganization has been completMr. Ewing Is finished, stated. ed, to expand the activities of 2. A candle used in camp set About a dozen men will be em- the company, and, among other fire to the tent. 3. Children started a forest fire ployed by the plant's beginning things, provide a large scale testmatches spilled in camp. with with about will which and process laboratory capacity ing plant 4. Bacon being fried in an open 100 tons of coal per day extracting which to determine the applica4000 bility of the process to the vari- pan cought fire and burned the a total of approximately gallons of the segregated tar oils ous types of coal found through- camp. 6. A defective gas camp stove which result8 from the operation. out the world. Whether or not the plant will exploded, injured a camper and started a grass fire. be expanded is a question which 6. A fire flaming to high in a cannot be answered at the pres-- ' ent time, Mr. Weyland said. There camp stove oiew sparKs into a dry tree and burned a forest. is room on the site, obtained un- We want to call your attention 7. A camper trying to burn out der long-tim- e lease from the .. to the fact that next week we will an ant bed with gas set her tent niDAr . again be on the Highways and on fire. with our "Precious Cargo", 8. Unattended coal were fanned per day, should the decision to byways and we would like children, your the wind and started a range made. be by enlarge in keep- fire. The segregated tar oils pro to ask your from accidents and 9. Sparks from a corncob pipe cessed from coal offer an almost ing them safe injury. touched off a forest fire. of unlimited variety products if When you see a group of chil10. A camper poured kerosene on taken and further developed by dren waiting for a School Bus, live coals in a stove and caused chemical processes. The product forms the base of plastics and PLEASE SLOW DOWN, most of an explosion. various synthetic products which them are too small to realize law to stop at ALL RAILROAD can be made from coal. Chemists danger and they may run out in CROSSINGS whether the bus Is claim they have succeeded in front of yonr car. When you see a School Bus'"". creating more than 200,000 7J lowing one please expect this chilload or from coal. unload to stopped products All of our buses are plainly The chemical firm president dren PLEASE SLOW' DOWN TO marked and numbered and if you said his company picked Provo as PASS (in most states you are see a school bus driver violating favlaw a was to STOP.J the location because it required by Your School Bus drivers are any traffic rules we would ap orable shipping point from the it to your reporting Carbon coal fields it Is the ter- carefully chosen for their Jobs preciate School either Board the office, minus of the coaI:carrying Utah and must pass a physical examin Phone Price 81, or to me at the and Railroad ation each because fall before company driving. Bus garage, Phone Price hfs firm "Iflced the type of peo- They are instructed to be safe, School 118-- J, and be sure to give ns the ple" who live in this area and careful and courteous and to obwin furnish workers for the ven- serve all speed limits and traffic number of the bus. All School Buses are painted ture. laws. School Bus speed limits be chrome yellow and plainly marked Retween Dragerton and Price and The Western Chemical and to make them easy to identify, fining company has a pilot plant Hiawatha and Price is 45 miles for its process in Salt Lake City per hour. Between Helper and and to remind you they are loadand will maintain offices there, Price 40 miles per hour. We are ed with "Precious Cargo", your but its plant at Provo wilT be the operating twenty three School children, and to ask you to first commercial venture of its Buses in Carbon county, trans- PLEASE BE CAREFUL. GIVE THE KIDS A BRAKE! Thank you. kind in the west. porting approximately 1,500 chil J. R. (Jimmie) Warren Mr. Ewing said hi8 company, dren tar and from school. School Bus Supervisor The School Bus driver has a in cooperation with the Coal Logs Co., Inc., of Salt Lake City the very grave responsibility In driv For High Grade Printing and holder of patents covering the ing the bus, watching traffic, and complete selection of Office; Home Storrs process has conducted a caring for about 60 children In and School Supplies, tee the Hel. series of pilot plant experiments his bus. Journal FIRST! per on Utah coal which indicate, in School Buses are required by CESTER te Labor Plans Biggest Day In History For 1949; Helper Scene Of Event from (Continued rag One jwinaer and $50 will go to the ahd the general committee Is ask. second place team. All entries in the bathing ing that these pensioners be recognized at each of the conces- beauty contest must register with sions which will be conducted by Dale Jacobsen prior to parade the various locals throughout time. Entries are also asked to Carbon and Emery counties. ride on the general committee The parade will proceed to the float in the parade. Prizes will city park where a program of be $50, $35, and $25. speeches and music will be heard. One ton of coal has been doInternational Board Member Henry nated by the Independent Coal and .Allal will be the guest speaker Coke company at Kenilworth for sand other union, county, state and the coal shoveling contest. After national officials have been the contest, a will be to attend. County Attorney held from amongdrawing the names of .'A. John Ruggerl will act as miners' widows and the coal will master of ceremonies. This por- be delivered to the home of the tion of the program will winner. Prizes in the coal shovelat 1:00 a.m. and an contest will also be $50( $35 ing (band of 24 pieces will and $25. Contestants may register entertain between talks. with Robert McCurdy prior to of the afternoon HighligMg parade time. gram will be a bathing A $35 prize will be divided three contest, coal shoveling ways in the horseshoe beauty pitching contest, horseshoe pitching con- contest. Contestants must register and contest 'beer test, drinking with Pratt Lindsay. adult sports not a part of any of The beer drinking contest will the contests. not ibe on the basis of the number 10 must com--mene- tug-o-wa- e r, men each, teams. Pecorelli prior Malio with register to parade time to enter the contest. This is open, to everyone as long as the team represents one particular occupation. A first prize of 175 will go to the All tug-o-w- ar STRAND SHOWING THE BEST PICTURES ALWAYS of bottles a person can drink. Each contestant will be given a bottle of beer with a nipple attached and the one drinking the most during a certain length of time will be the winner. This contest is under the direction of Wellington Appropriate Seeley. cash prizes will also be given In this event. Four hundred dollars in prizes has been set aside for the various adult sports which will be staged during the afternoon. Another highlight of the afr ternoon will be an game between the best players of East Carbon and the best players of West Carbon. The dividing line will be the Blue Cut and in charge of this event is Royd Lindsay, Sunnyside, and Burt Wilde, Hia watha. The celebration will come to a close Monday evening with a banquet in the civic building to which leaders in labor, industry and business in the all-sta- FRIDAY A SATURDAY September 2 and 3 "THE WIZARD OF OZ" With JUDY GARLAND FRANK MORGAN 8UN. MON. TUE. September 4, 5, 6 With DAN DAILY ANNE BAXTER WED. and THUR. September 7 and 8 1 TIIE PALE FACE' with BOB HOPE JANE RUSSELL Hit No. 2 "MY OWN TRUE LOVE" with MELVIN DOUGLAS the Strand Theatre there is no coarse grained picture; no great picture distortion; no long range vision that In might contribute to strain and eye fatigue. 1 area are invited. The entire celebration is being staged by the United Mine Work ers of America. Mr. Mangus is general chainnajn. with Arthur Biggs as secretary and Willard Craig as treasurer. In charge of the various sports Children's day, Kaiser No. 8020, Dragerton No. 8003, and the Drag erton Ladles' Auxiliary; parade, committee. general Royal No. 6412; bathing beauty contest. Wattis No. 5307; coal shoveling contest, Kenilworth No. E861; horseshoe pitching, Sunnyside No. 6244; adult sports. Castle Gate No. 6116; beer drinking contest. Peerless No. 6022. Saturday night dance and banquet, Columbia No. 60. eye Most business men want the prices of what they sell fixed to allow them a "reasonable profit" and the prices of everything they buy fixed to accomplish the same end. Residents In agricultural centers can tell you that when the farm, ers have no money to spend, mer chants have no money with which to buy goods from manufacturers. Second sheets Wo ream and ua at the Helper Jocrnal SftWE ScDnool Hats-Shoes-Shirts-Pajam- as, i, m OF WESTS GREATEST COAL FIELD n in China. As counselor and direcditor of the European-America- n vision, he has helped introduce in the many radical reforms Chinese foreign office. Dr. Chang was given the degree of doctor of philosophy at Harvard university at the age of 23 for his brilliant thesis, "Mat-he- w Arnold and the Humanistic View of Life." He is deeply con I Slip cerned with problems of lasting peace and believes that natiom must depend upon each other tot the fulfillment of political idea& In perfect English, Dr, Chang h addressed many audiences 6inc his arrival in this country de lighting them with his back ground in. Oriental history and European diplomacy, and wift his distinguished speaking ability PICK-UP-S STAKES PANELS if ill WOW'S THE TIME TO BUY i 3 come in for 160 East Main St a Price, Utah M 101, M 151 Surprise Bargains! MfWMl Mow is fthe events are the following locals: Tug-o-wa- r, TWO BIG HIT8 Hit No. m two-coun- "YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING" L THURSDAY ... Open Forum dif-ere- JOURnAt SEPT. (Utah) Don Basile is shown beimr IT WON' T BE LONG NOW rudely awakened just a split second before Jim Rigsby driving Xo. 66 ungraciously removed Basile and car from a recent Stock Car Race. Basile has purchased a brand new Ford which he hop, to reverse the circumstances on Rigsby on Labor Day at the Utah State Fair Grounds. Leading race Pilots from all parts of the will compete in this giant speedfest on September 5, at 2:30pm Tickets are now on sale at the Mint Cafe in Salt 'Lake City Storrs-Internation- Boning Up HELPER TWO Issued Evmv Thursday Bt THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Hklpm. Utah -- will BETTER JOB OF PUININO THE tOZ'sySA COAL PROCESSING PLAN 1 to buy yonmr and Woniitteir Clones. "Minnie etc. Many Bargains mm tow mm mm I |