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Show BY MIDGE STRAND 8HOWING THE BEST PICTURES ALWAYS FRIDAY A SATURDAY October 14 and 15 TWO BIG HITS Hit No. 1 "STORMY" NOAH With BEERY JR. Hit No. 2 'AMAZON QUEST with TOM NEAL' CAROLE MATTHEWS SUN. MOM. TUE. Oct. 16, 17, 18 "ROSEANNA TEAM STANDINGS CARBON "A" LEAGUE W ' fZOin THE NEWS Leaving last Monday after spend ing over a week at the Guy VVhit-for- d home in KenllwOrth were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jamison of Boise. Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. Whitford are sisters. They are former residents of Price, and 'lsited ia Grand Junction with their nephew, Donald Whitford and with friends in other Colorado cities before coming here. mam a Noticed 'Bubs" Allison about if you bave you jtown lately couldn't touch him with a ten-fopole. Why? He's the proud !papa of another daughter, born Sunday morning in the 'hospital. Mother and baby are do ing fine and expected home today. Orlie Rachele is taking his vacation from Journal duties. Says he's Just going to stay home and take it easy. Arriving Tuesday morning for a visit with the L. P. Urquhart family were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Urquhart of Salt Lake City. Mr. Urquhart went on to Colorado on business, leaving his wife to visit a few days. ot City-Coun- ty Mr. and Mrs. It. D. (Andy) And-erto- n and family left Helper this week for Sigurd where they will make their home. Andy, a Rio Grande fireman, will work out of Salina, which Is only a few miles from Sigurd. Arriving a week ago Sunday to helD Mrs. John Gale celebrate her birthday were Mr. and Mrs, William Beckstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Losee, Mr. and Mrs. George Warner and Bab Jensen, all of Spanish Fork, Tony Laboroi is ia the Citywas where he County Hospital, operated on for appendicitis Monday night. His condition Is as good as can. be expected. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. Pete Laboroi arrived from Salt Lake City due to his father's Ill ness. C E. 9 7 9 7 7 9 6 Helper Moose 5 Mutual Furniture WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE 7 7 9 11 12 15 13 13 11 9 8 5 LEAGUE W Coors Price Trading Toggery Richfield Keller's Aberdeen 10 11 L W Johnny's Pabst Blue Ribbon Helper Journal Buck's Sporting Service Cleaners United Motor MEN'S MAJOR CONSIDERED FOR. L 14 6 12 8 9 10 13 14 11 10 7 6 FOR SALE GIANT AIR BASE OCTORrt, T M BE HELD LOCALLY lliiisy Child health conferences are to be held in the Helper Citj Hall each month, according tc Mrs. Bry Miller, public health nurse, who announces that anyone interested in taking advantage of the clinic is urged to contact her at her office in the Helper City Hall on Friday mornings from 9:00 to 1 City-Coun- ty Hospital C:TM:- and Mrs. - , Oct. 5 Mr o.i Runriersnn v,.- OCt. - 5 "Mr , 12:00. Oct. The clinics offer check-up- s for infants and children up to five years of age, inclusive. ttOf arA uu gln w aara. uujr. 5 ik. t.... Mr. and Mr. ' Oct RUdy fc. Wty, toy fi- -Mr a ,t7,:- ""u vjciouci, iiciper, DOy. 7 Mr Opt nJ "uu w Caft, . mentioned for possible location of jewKes, bunnydale, girl Hill Oct. Mr. and Mrs! David v the installation Including Field at Ogden, Tooele county and iciwouu, iiuui.mgi.on, girl. Oct. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Eben Green River. The Hill Field site p. en, trice, girl. has already been surveyed by 9 Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Al i, army engineers but because of "technical reasons" were called nson, Helper, girl. ana Mrs. Kenieti back to St. Louis before they could r noy. rnce, complete their studies of the other auceii, rw 11 vr- - "uj Mrs' two sites. m Utah's congressmen Auams, niawatna, boy. However, who did, would prefer to have the , 19 rw vr, vv.v. in. aua MP8 j mine operated on a nonunion had been assured by the air rnce, LiHinyBuire, boy. in Washingforces headquarters basis. the of all proposed that curD.C., are ton, Kenilworth Hospital Independent operators surveyed before rw in up rently paying a higher wage scale sites would be decision uuj arSi is j than is called for In union con- any definite nomwo, R.enuworth, girl. tracts, Mr. McKinnon stated. - 7-- WHAT TO EAT, WHAT TO BUY AND TO SAVE? THE PLACE IS WORKMEN'S, WHERE PRICES ARE CONSISTENTLY LOWER World-Famou- WOMEN'S LEAGUE To Adj A Solo-Vo- x If Pabst Blue Ribbon would bowl Any Piano With every Monday the way they did HOUSE OF MUSIC Friends of Bob Niison will be against Johnny's they would be FARLEY GRANGER Phone 748 interested in knowing that he Is unbeatable. Without any outstandJOAN EVANS in the Veterans' Hospital In Salt ing effort on the part of any one Price Theatre Building, Price Lake City receiving medical treat- bowler the Blue Ribbon girls com2,3,use ment. He left last Wednesday, bined their efforts and downed WED. and THUR. accompanied by Mrs. Nllson. Johnn's four points to pull into a FOR SALE OCTOBER 19 and 20 Jeffery Chain tie for first place. at the of Wallace, Thornton Inquire Mrs. Conveyors. James TWO BIG HIT8 Grace Bergera led her mates COAL CO., Helper Idaho, is visiting at the home of but their lowest bowler Utah, or Phone 290. her sister, Mrs. June Buchanan, with a 389, Hit No. 1 351. was Chris Kontas maina having come to attend the funeral John- FOR SALE UNUSUAL bargains "RIDE 'EM services of Mrs. Buchanan's son, tained her steady pace for in new and rebuilt small grands 460. Feichko a Dolly ny's rolling COWBOY" Harry Eckstein. and uprights, including Steinway was the ibig noise for Buck's With Weber, Gulbransen, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miner, ac Sporting Goods. She rolled a terBaldwin, LOU C08TELLO Emerson, etc., DAYNES MUSIC companied by Mrs. Al Leo and rific 234 In her 558 series to lead BUD ABBOTT CO., 47 South Main, Salt Lake Mrs. Arthur Carlson drove to Buck's in splitting with United Grand Junction last Thursday to Motor despite the fact they were City, Utah. Hit No. 2 attend the funeral services of handicapped with the use of a FOR SALE One house. 18 by 34 Harry Eckstein. dummy score. "CALIFORNIA (business building feet; Also at the funeral were Tom Betty Stringham rolled a 196 26 by 34 feet. Both buildings on STRAIGHT AHEAD A. S. Mrs. and Mr. with Dolly to insure Buck's split. Migliacclo and two lots. Good for grocery store with Helen Pace was the high roller Llewellyn. or other type of business. Now Skerl for U. M. With Evanna JOHN WAYNE Success in life depends upon known as Helper Bakery, lo rolling a 389, the Helper Journal persistent effort, upon the Im- managed to stay close to the cated on New Townsite, $E,000. provement of moments more than, leaders Inquire of Carl Webster at the In the Strana Theatre there by taking three from the one thing. other upon any Bakery. Service Cleaners despite Sel is no coarse grained picture; Mary Baker Eddy no great pictu , 'Istortlon; 414. FOR SALE Beautiful new no long range vision that brick home. New lawns, conof aim 13 the MAJOR LEAGUE Complete unity to eye oontrlbute might crete driveway, fall basement, traditional condition of genuine In the men's Major League, the strain and eye fatigue. furnace with stoker. Located at Cicero Coors Beer team from and sincere friendship Helper 260 N. 4th East. 440, Phone maintained their winning ways Utah 10,6,2tc Price, when they took three points from Motor Richfield 1941 Buick, Century Parts. Ralph FOR SALE "Wildcat" Wahl was high roller 165 h.p., A- -l condition. Good for the Beer men with a buy. Inquire 389 N. 2nd East, or 2 while Fred Bonomo rolled a phone Price 820. for the losers. With Jim Hansen rolling a the Keller's FOR SALE boiler and stoker, good condiMarket team dropped Price Tradtion. Inquire Service Cleaners, ing a game further away from the pacesetters. Doug Tatton rolled a phone 44, Helper. 553 for the Traders to gain a 4 -- Room FOR SALE modern split. The Toggery jumped into house, furniture and garage, on third place ahead of Richfield by 7 98 now 5 98 Garden St. Inquire Service taking three from Aberdeen. Ange Cleaners, Helper. Phone 44. 9 to lead Venturelli rolled a Reg. $8.98 now 5.OO the Clothiers while John Zwahlen Five-roo5 rolled a for the coal men. FOR SALE modern house with apartments downstairs. Also two lots for sale. i Good location. Inquire 150 Uintah Street or phone 129-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN AND FOR CARBON AN OPPORTUNITY You Want COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH one of our STROM ELAYNE H. MULVEHILL, h Plaintiff. , We want your Combinations. vs. piano or other musical instruPatrick A. MULVEHILL ments. Let's 8wap I ALL WOOL BOOT SOX Defendant. $J.10 SUMMONS HOUSE OF MU8IC THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE Phone 748 85C SAID DEFENDANT: Price Theatre Bldg. You are hereby summoned to 8,3,nso appear within 20 days after serof summons vice this upon you, JERSEY and up if served within the County In CARPET CPHOLSTERY Sham, which this action is brought; pooln?, All work guaranteed. Set 44 N. 2nd Eas' W. R otherwise, within 30 days after service, and defend the above en 7.nsc Price, Phoip oi;j titled acyT.. ,.nc. it case of your o co. tht judgement J failure Tor Rent PROTECT YOUR HORSE will be ruftdcred against you Material Yd Sleeping Rooms. to the demand of the com- FOR RENT Rates week or month. by day, been filed which with has plaint & Apartments. Hlllcrest Hotel the "erk of said court. This action Is brought to recovering a judgement dissolving the marriage conMiscellaneous LEVI STRAUSS LEE RIDERS tract herefore existing between vou and the plaintiff. SERVICES OFFERED DART ft RHEYA TRAVEL SERVICE Information HANES UNDERWEAR B. L. DART and reservations. Assistance Plaintiffs Attorney with passports and visas. EurnART & SHEYA ope, South America, Hawaii, Mex ico. Lawyers Specializing In travel to Italy-Hol- y Ronomo BnUdln Year 1950. No charge for our service. WASATCH of first publication. Oct. TRAVEL SERVICE, 248 South 1 lt4t Main Street, Salt Lake City. 18 10.6.2tc lsst publication. Nov. TELEPHONE io. 1949. McCOY" THURSDAY. HEALTH CLINICS FOR CinLDREN TO Utah sites are still being conUnited Mine Workers executives sidered seriously for the location announced Saturday that U M W of the proposed $150,000,000 air has signed union agreements with forces development engineering Fred B. Shaw and Wayne Day. center. A letter received last wees operators of truck mines in upper hv Governor J. Bracken Lee re Spring Canyon west of Helper. vealed that a group of air force Frank Fox, U M W district No. were to engineers and officers in Utah 22 vice president, stated that ne12, Oct. arrive yesterday, gotiations under way with three by air to discuss and survey pos other operators are progressing. sible sites for the giant air base. rewa3 no However, The letter to Governor Lee was progress ported by the union in its efforts written bv L. J. Sverdrup, pres to sign a contract with American ident. Sverdrun and Parcel, In- Fuel Co.'s mine, largest of the comorated. St. Louis, Missouri, truck mines in Huntington can- consulting engineers, who have yon. Some men employed by Amer- been retained by the air force to ican Fuel Co. have joined the survey a possible location for the union, U M W sources said. installation. Malcolm N. McKinnon, owner of Mr. Sverdrup, in his letter, ask American Fuel Co., said in Salt ed the governor if he would notify Lake City Saturday that a minor- sponsors of the Tooele county and ity of the men employed at his Green River, Emery county, sites mine had been signed up by the that the group would visit the lo union. He said that some men who cations probably today. did not join the union, and some Three Utah sites have been CARBON "A" LEAGUE The Rio Grande team got a better foothold o first place in "A" league play when they dumped the runner-u- p Price Moose for three points last Wednesday. Led by LaMar Hansen's high 186, the Price CHS PL AY Moose couldn't overcome the high CLASSIFIED handicap carried by the railroaders, and dropped into a second place tie with the United Motor from Price. took three points FOR GENUINE Factory Built The Ford-me- n from the Mutual Furniture despite Parts tor Plymouth and Dodge the fact the Furniture men rolled see Bunnell Garage, 154 Cars, 747. The Carbon-Emer- y the night-hig- h 10.14.ttec East Main. Price. team, composed of the five Marx brothers, stayed ahead of the Helper Moose PIANO VALUES by splitting their four point set. s Select From High single game and series for Lines Of the night was rolled by Jobn Cobb, HARDMAN-JANSSOUnited Motor ace, a 196 and 496 total for the three games. JESSE FRENCH JOTTRv.. (Utahl PAGE FOUR s WITH UNION HEADS 12 Rio Grande Price Moose United Motor HELPER The UTAH SITES STILL E-MIBt- Prices Effective Fri., Sat., Oct. 14 and 15 CASCADE MIX QjH P NUT 61-A- PKG Pillsbury CHEESE BUTTER Skippy Lb Jar 2 ii lbs n 39c PABSTETT LBS 79c by Purity 2 LBS CRACKERS 11 i; 43c HARD-SCRABBL- E SOUP LARD MAZ0LA OIL CUDAHY -- pint TBYIT 35c 4 12 oz MEAT LUNCH Durkee MARGARINE Lb NO. tp CN ?J2 Campbell's Tomato 69c 35c 31c 22c Kitchen King CATSUP LBS CORNED BEEF PANCAKE MIX 3 fr J Jg Armours 12 Or, 4 LBS 43c 42c PILLSBURY Lighthouse CLEANSER 3 CANS i's AT THE VOGUE 219-56- E EXTRA SPECIAL FANCY LCI UvL 7, ORANGES 1, RED SWEAT SHIRTS $1 69 $1 98 Pkg -- 30c ZEE FACIAL TISSUE Deal DnCeCmrCC Strawberry I IIUUkllULOc irirririn BERQ-CAftLSO- Radio-Phonograp- LB can sausage GLOVES OXYDOL Keg. DREFT Keg. 29c Tt TJcf FLAKES can Folgers LB 48c : 56c 25c m I Giant 73 Giant Gt. POWDERED SPAGIIEF' DOG n LB SUGAR F Mm co-Amer. N825c F( CAMAY SOAP Reg 2 bars Cf 2 bars LIFEBUOY Deal 53 Z U. PORK ROAST M" 43c j i,h 14 CAN LUX Soap Reg. 2 bars h UMM TASTY, DELICIOUS 13C CANS Fresh Ground BEEF C Helper Jty WHITE KING Keg ft-eret-t, The Vogue Dry Goods Pbone 16c 13? COFFEE 19c PUMPKIN -- 24 Oz. TUNA 19c part wools 29c LOG CABIN ! CIGARETTES jarJJV ARMOURS' Pair RED FLAGIHG SAUCE Can 2C iL6 GALS 98c $1 SYHUP 5 "39c No. m J. HUNTING CAPS sClid head lb t MESH BAG 49c Dozen CRANBERRY DELICIOUS VARIETY 224-57- 184-47- LB KELLOGGS K wool slums Youngsters APPLES I PTTIIAP I 212-57- 211-55- 'A' GRADE Jjf mm J App, Lb m PEPPEROHI CUDAHV ' f Sage W |