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Show nmranrninnuimMiinmniiiiiiimmiiimiM ll'L'o II I 0H ' THE NEWS BY MIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carr and idly and glad to be back home. home Tuesday family ' returned Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Barber and k vacation night from a Joan, left Wednesday daughter, trip to Washington, where they for San Diego, Californfa, where and visited with their son, Joe they plan to make their home his wife and new baby. They also for the present. Mr. Barber has went to Clarkgton, Canada. Gla- been employed by the Rio Grande cier National Park and Yellow- railroad as trainmaster in Helper stone park. for the past three and a half week's a home from years. Joan spent the previous Returning vacation to Aspen and other parts week visiting In Salt Lake City of Colorado were Rudy Rachele, Mrs. C. A. Memmott accompanied nnd Edward Smith. While in As- her daughter. Ivy Jouflas, left by Ed's with sister, visited pen they for Winnemucca, Nevada, .Monday and family. They Ethel McCafbe where the former will spend sev- a trip. enjoyable veTy report 'eral months. Ivy planning to at tue home of Mr. and nial for a week's visit. Mrs. K. D. Marquis Sunday were, Mr8 William I. Desmond and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mathl3 of aaughter. Sharon, spent the week , end visiting at the Chris Jouflas Spanish Fork. Memmott home, hiara returned notne and Cliff Mrs. Hector week end with the BuddT enoye hos-1 home Tuesday from the LDS LIIU ZUnililHi: run UIIUVLV IULVIi i nmrr I HHrr I nntl llliHl iiilol imi" nunjggrwnimiiu The niDI C UIIILJ recently underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smiley left Hector drove in for her and re- last week to enter the Lewis ports that 'she is recovering rap- - Convalescent Hospital In Salt Lake City. Their many friends wish them both a speedy recovery. :lgD DISPLAY FOR RENT Completely furnished Modern home In good residential section of Helper. Call 97, 8,25,1te Helper for Information (Adv.) SALE FOB GENUINE Factory Built Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Part for Plymouth and Dodge Joe Corey Monday were Mr. and Cars, see Bunnell Garage, 154 Mrs. Robert Scheiber and daugh East Main. Price. 10,H,uc ters of Denver. Colorado, who stopped enroute to Salt Lake City, where they planned to visit PIANO VALUES with Mrs. Scheiber's parents. Select From Worltf-Famou- s Mrs. Cecil iBroadbent and chil Unci Of dren. Dale, Diane and Dennis, left HARDMAN-JLANSSOSunday to spend a week visiting in Provo. JES8E FRENCH U K fca Alberta Jerant Miss Pat Cima( daughter of Ernie Cima, left this morning for Ogden, where she will reregister and resume her studies for a nurse's career at the St. Benedict's hospital. Pat is very happy over th opportunity to rtturn to her chosen career, whloh sheaband Add A Solo-Vo- x Any Piano Arthur Dalplaz returned home hos Sunday from the pltal where he was operated on To City-Coun- HOUSE OF MUSIC Phone 748 Price Theatre Bulldlnfl, Price ty "BOB" HENDERSON SEEKS HIGH -- U.M.W.A. OFFICE Robert J. Henderson, Hiawatha, has announced his candidacy for the office of president of District 22, United Mine Workers of America (Utah and Wyoming.) Mr. "Bob" Henderson has been a union man since 1912 and has worked in coal mines of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah for the pat 44 years and has at various times held every Job in the mines from "trapper boy' to state mine in speetor. In 1913, be was forced to leave in the wake of the "Ludlow Mas sacre" whfcn resulted from the attempt (! organize the miners in DIstrfct 15" of Colorado. He served as a union organizer in Utah wUth. pay and he was the first president and check-weigman of Local 5851 at Kenllworth. organizing miners in this state and acted as a negotiator for their first contract;. Always a prominent leader in for appendicitis the prevfou8 Wed neaday. He is recuperating very rapidly and feeling fine trow. 2,3,uc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Znpo and children of Salt Lake City visited FOR SALE Jeffery Chain with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonacci Conveyors. Inquire at the and family last week end. OOAL CO., Helper Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dalley and Utah, or Phone 290. Mr. and Mrs. Don Burton retomed 640 acres of grai-in- g FOR SALE vaca recently from an efght-da- y land; 12 one-roocabins; tion trip to Yellowstone Park, his constant ftgnt lor the betterand 50x50 hall; includes Cran-dal- l Montana and Wyoming. ment of working conditions andr Mineral Springs and equipthe safety of thV miner, he was' llda. Jim and Paul Bottino re selected ment. Ideal for resort. Inquire by the miners of thei turned home Saturday after spend Utah section of the United Mine Helper Journal. Ing four days at the Bruce MoffTtt as-- Inspector CANARIES FOR SALE -- - Singers home in Salt Lake Citf. They Workers of America hydro-carSfor roal mines and 395-J18.00. Phone were accompanied by Gerald Mof- - and served for ten Helper. during years sevfitt. who is visiting here for which time there was no major eral days. 2 catastrophe in Utah's mines. He FOR SALE Vacant house and nroct adn dft uin nfaotrlovif f9 rta Apartments next to Radio Sta-tlo- n Mr. and Mrs. Jim Birrell amf. Labor American Federationof by KOAL. 9'1'ltP son, Malcolm, returned home last miners of the state of Utah' after spending several the Friday Hens $1.00. FOR SALE Stewing before their withdrawal from that 'riava with .Tim'a nnrpnfs Mr. and" each. See Ted Wycherly, organization. In Lake Mrs. Pete Birrell Salt or Phone Price 081-RHe is now as president City. On Tuesday night of last of the second serving local in the largest week Malcolm appeared as an Local 6363; Hiawatha, modern brick talent performer on dlsttriet, FOR SALE elected" in Jane of been having KDYL. over show fur television the house with full basement, this year. nace, electric water heater, in- His parents witnessed thi8 at the "Through constant negotiation, laid linoleum In 2 rooms, 2 full home of Mr. and Mrs. Dutch arbitration and conciliation, Mr. lots, storm windows, insulated. Krocher. Henderson Is qualified" as an exLocated on 225 Duchesne St., Guests at the Carl Schoenberger pert in the field or labor conHelper. Phone 194--...J. home during the past week were tracts and his sense of fairness FOR SALE Majestic Coal Range. Mr and Mrs. Paul Leonard, of and logical good jndgemeni Is Good Condition. Good Buy. Call Bakersfield, California, who left ibeyond reproach," say his backers. 6 Peterson Court. Helper. Be- - Wednesday morning for an ex WITHOUT DISEASES 9'1-lt- c hind Penney's "store. tended trip to Wyoming, Colorado, " Z ''and New Mexico before returning A report issued try the Utah Modern Four-RooFOR SALE of State Department of Health for jg a home Mr nouse; also lame aua wauuei. Mrs. Schoenberger. the week ending August 26, shows Inquire at 88 West Uh South. Carbon county free from any new 9.1.2tp Price. Utah. children communicable Smith Shirley disease cases. Whoop week been visiting the past fng cough with 20 new cases lead COAL MINE FOR SALE-Loc- ated " in Grand Junction. Good coal; o"J l"ctto return """7 7; home in all other cases in the state. ng good road; priced to sell.D Terms, . .v cal Union No. 6089, where he ,... mt-- : uio t unquire naiyn luianw. served on Important committees. 8.25.4tc Grand Junction. His ability was further recog-- j COLUMBIA UNION nized when he was chosen to rep- Miscellaneous resent Utah as a member of the International Policy Committee LEADER SEEKS during 1947 and 1948 at Wash-- j You Want AN OPPORTUNITY In addition to being Ington D. one of our STROM BERG of a member the International h CARLSON UMWA SEC. POST Policy Committee Mr. Biggs was We want your Combinations. Mine piano or other musical InstruArthur Biggs, member of Local chosen to represent the Workers of Utah as Lobbyist at ments. Let's 8wap I Union No. 6089. Columbia, Utah, Legislature during 1947 was born in the coal fields of the State HOUSE OF MU8IC 1948. Mr. Biggs now serves as and South 1915, la Wales, England, Phone 748 Secretary and Treasurer of the the son of a coal miner. Beginning Democratic Price Theatre Bldg. Party, Precinct No. 28 at the age of 14 he went to work is also an elected delegate 3,3,usc and in the John Vipons Collieries and which makes up the Democratic became a member of the British of Carbon Committee Central CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Sham, Miners' Federation of Labor. County. Dn 1931 Mr. Biggs came to the pooing, All work guaranteed. See Arthur Biggs has obtained a W. R. Everett. 644 N. 2nd East United States or the land of op- reputation in Carbon and Emery 7.8.uso portunity aa he regards it, startPrice. Phone P55-- J. Counties with 18 years of mining ing to work at the Columbia Coal a background of mine at Columbia, Utah, in 1932. experience and For Rent U.M.W. upholding In 1933 when application for a activity in the miners' cause honestly, faithSleeping Rooms. U.M.W. charter was made at this the FOR RENT and courageously. His past Rates by day, week or month. mine he was one of the original fully record bears this out and with & Apartments. signers. Since that time Mr. Biggs Hillcrest Hotel Mr. Biggs well qualhas played a prominent part in this training for the ifies position he seeks. U.M.W. activities. and turn-Ishe- d Treasurer, District FOR RENT Completely His ahllity was recognized and Secretary Modern home In good In 1941 was elected recording sec- No. 22, U.M.W. Mr. Biges resides at Columbia, residential section of Helper. retary of the U.M.W. Local Union Is married and has two daughters. Information a 6089. for for His Call 97, Helper No. 8,25,ltC sixth consecutive term was t7 ESTERBROOK Fountain Pens-J- ust unanimous vote this past June. the thing for school. . .See An Interest to participate in them at the Helper Journal. Help Wanted to formulate the policies RellaMe Girl to care helping WANTED All Pen Points, SEEDBALL and to further the U.M.W. cause for girl and do light was shown by being elected to Sites, available at the Helper week housework fire days attend both International and Dis- - journal, ttUP trlct Call Helper ltyr Conventions representing Lo- h- 61-A- HARD-SCRABBL- E Leading Sticker Contest In J V i The Utah Bottlers handed Spring nien a stinging defeat last night, ) r.ood 7 Ditching by Freddy Halversen. along with some heavy hittinz bv third baseman. Hank Washington, who collected three for' three, gave .the Bottlers tneir upset win. The game was cut short to five Innings because of darkness. s-- I IT ' ''' vl rsi2 i J I Stan Stapley Signs To Teach At Garland : Stan Stapley, former all conference gridder at Utah and Brig-haYoung University, has signed a contract to teach school la the Ann Schoenberger elementary grades at Garland. The big tackle will teach in and Mrs. Cari oned temporarily due to the Schoenberger, the sixth grade. He has also been and Miss Alberta Jerant, daughdeath of her mother, making it asked to assist with the football ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank coaching at Bear River High necessary to assist at home Jerant. School. just after beginning her trainAll three girls are former stuing. Stan is a former resident of dents of Helper Junior high Castle Gate and played football Also leaving this week to school and graduates of Car commence nurse training at St for the Helper Junior High and bon high school. Benedict's were Anna Miss for Carbon High where he was an outstanding star. He had a try Schoenberger, daughter of Mr. MAX PESSETTO. ..l. at professional football, tout pre-ferto that and so he the games wnue losing 4 during tin at richest Utah's prize teaching racing AB JENKINS GOES Utah State Fairgrounds. goes to Garland. He is now a current baseball season that INTO ACTION AS last Sunday, but by poundtni Thousands of additional seats married man. CAR RACING JUDGE have been installed to accomodate The state of Missouri presented was able to lead all other Helper the vast number of automobile Utah sports fans will once again racing fans in Utah. Giant bull- - the USS MISSOURI with a $10, players with a .407 battlnQ IVer. setting silver age. Three of see Ab Jenkins, the King of Speed, dozers are now blending tons of 000 eighteen-plac- e h, hits were do. e service. In action. Ab announced today that scientifically dustproof-hbles, and his plnch-hlttto- g prepared ftj. had accepted the request of jng chemicals into the track in is not a theory or tured many ball games during the Christianity J. A. Theobald, Utah State Fair;orQer to absolutely insure a dust season. speculation, but a life; not a philManager, to officiate in the free day of racing, a and a life osophy of life, hut VISITS WITH PARENTS terest of safety at the coming Automobiles are now being Coleridge process. living More John O. Bates, Seaman U. & Car Stock Races. Day tered from every section of the than twenty top notch racing Nation, and will include only late The training of children is a Navy is visiting with his parentj, drivers will thrill to the honor of m0(jei stock cars of 1942 origin or profession, where we must know Mr. and Mrs. Wi M. Bates, Stand- how to lose time in order to gain ardville. John enlisted in the Nrj "getting the flag" from the one later. man whose very name implies' The trials wilt commence at it. Rousseau in December H947 and is now attached to the disbursing office at 1 p.m. with the first of the cora- speed. Phone News Items to Journal- - the Naval Air Station, San Dieto Such famous racing chauffeurs petitive races starting promptly at as Stan Noble, Tony Sampo, Al 2:30. A 100 lap main event will California. ERASERS All Types: Art Gum; Jacobs, Walt James, Bert Iiiving-sto- climax the afternoon. SANFORDS Ink, 10c par Mfc, available at tht Jim Eigsby, Lon Figaro, and Reserved seat tickets are now Eversharp Pencil, Don Basile will wage total war as on sale at the Mint Cafe in Salt Pencil; Typewriter; Pencil tips; all colors. Best for fountain sen 65c and up at the Journal Journal. they vie for tbe top positions for .Lake City. Patricia (Pat m ed FOR ft THURSDAY Mudhens 8 To 7 r JOURNat SEPT. (Utah) Utah Bottlers Upset two-wee- I HELPER PAGE FOUR or -- n, A 7 FEW OF MANY THAT WILL SAVE YOU m m Pumpkin on 4, - Utah Valley Large U. S. No. Standard 3 22 Can Cans CORN BEEF Armours 5. can jjg TUNA FISH Tuxedo No. K can 25$ SPAGHETTI Franco American Can. PORK & BEANS Pierces No. 2'A can. 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