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Show I Aid To Ad Agencies And Newspapers TAX COMMISSION SEVEN MECHANICS STUDIES COLOR, GET JOB AWARDS Seven men, upon completion of apprentice training as automobile mechanics, recently were awarded t.erti(icates at special ceremonies, he,d under aU6pices of tne Aut0. lno5ile Mechanics' local union 1014 o( Price. according to W. L. Mil- denhallf Provo, representative of the U.S. Department of Labor. Journeymen who received certificates included John Limone. rt Helper; John Himmelberger, Dupin. Christian R. Marshall. Price: Charles Morelli, Ira B. Jackson. Helper; and Wayne Erick son of Price. All members of the group are employed at Price garages. Explanation of the benefits of apprenticeship was given by Owen Tanner. Price chairman of the carpenters' joint apprenticeship of the Price-Helpcommittee area. Edway Redd, Price, and Joseph Prazza, Helper. are chair man and secretary, respectively, of the ) DESIGN OF PLATES IBM mlKtmWBF:; vb Is wEmSEBXSSSBtL EBB iBr v,"iois ana design iur isoi uiau automobile license plates were be- ing studied this week by the State Tax Commission. Commission Chairman Patrick Mealy announced that favorable consideration was being given to having next year's plates with white letters and numerals on a dark green background. "This of white combination letters on a dark background man Healy said. 'The current makes for better visibility." Chair-vear- 's color scheme is not so legible at any distance: this Is par- K HrvH kB wiSBSH Ihe HELPER (Wall) JOURNAL No-be- ticularly true at night.'Also aiding in better visibility - will be a new design of numerals, which will be Z inches in height, TWO PAGE claims. In retirement J pie past age 65 must fiie tion for benefits no ialer month following ta 6 ination of emnlnrm... - -- m While there is a continuea vent lose. In death cases umi downward trend on a national uals must apply no later tfc basis in the number of people who fourth month following tQe 1 the wage earner. lose Social Security benefits, ac-iIndividuals who nrHin(r tn Sherman H. Ruesch, manager of the Social Security tional information regaroia. r office at Provo, !cial Security benefits may ,7 Administration there are still many people who tact Mr. Ruesch at the Courjj5" lose one or more months of pay- in Price on Tuesday, April 2fi De . . flltnflr in i ... jfliov ,..i,ii qw . ati i . anai ,s:uu oecauac ui ments uccj Many Lose Payments Because Claims Are Not Presented . T cf NORTH CARBON BOY SCOUT BENEFIT DANCE BARN OVERALLS Kenilworth Amusement Hall Music by Jimmy Dart's Orchestra APRON er -- - as compared to the current size of S inches. A new svatAm of m.mherin for passenger cars will entail the use SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1950 of two alphabetical letters at the cmntteej left hand side of the plate, one E8TLRBROOK Fountain Pens-ab- ove $1.00 Donation Admission the other, followed by three just the thing for school. . numeral digits, instead of the them at the Helper Journal, four. This will This la the front of the new office of the Utah and offering to the advertiser, or advertising agen- present the use of moresystem than 600,-00- 0 permit FOOD CENTER tate Press Association, which serves weekly newsFOOD CENTER cy, the most convenient and efficient method of combinations. The present FOOD CENTER rs xne n ncwsp-pc' papers In Utah. p.acmg oveniing system of one letter and four utah" Included In the Utah State Press Association (numerals is limited to a theo- are about 60 hometown weekly newspapers of Utah. Through affiliation with the Newspaper Adver- - retical 260,000 combinations if all One of the function of the new office will be tlsing Service of Chicago, the association can pro- - 26 letters of the alphabet were bill-on- e to provide a one order-on- e check advertisvide nationwide coverage in the weekly press on used; however, some letters such ing service covering all of its member newspapers any advertising schedule. as "I" and "O" are not feasible the present ,and, consequently, the toys will visit the Joseph system is limited as a practical Smith farm, Sacred Grove, Hill matter to about 200,000 combin-Cumoraand other points of in- - ations. terest. A special religious meet- "As a matter of fact, we may ing will be held in the grove, with run into complications during this one or more of the LDS Church current year, as we may run out 1 More than 260 Boy Scouts and Scouts and Scouters. To date, the 'general authorities expected to of combinations," Mr. Healy said. Soonters from the Utah National quota has not been fiiirf with "We expect total automobile and attend. These Prices council are anticipating few places still open. Two days will be spent at New truck registrations in Utah to Fri., Sat., April 28 and 29 the "experience of a lifetime" nvftr-1- 1 not nt trn i oca York, where the Empire State approach 300,000 in 1950." when tney attend the National evni.,0io in- m will be aonroxi- .u The 1951 Dlate ' auu hnilrifn? and other nointR of vwuud vi oiJDuuiug Boy Scout Jambore June 30th to uniforms (each boy isiuuuey be visited. Plans call mately the same height as this will 'erest expected i2b July 6th at Valley Forge, Pa. jt0 nave two jamboree uniforms). lfor attending a major league base- - year's, 'but will be about one-ha- lf Traveling by special train, the Ten dollars of this amount must ,ia" ?ame at the Yankee Stadium, inch snorter. Chairman Healy per plate delegation will leave the evening be sent to the Council headquarters Tne train will then move on a stated that this half-inc- h of June 22 and return home the at provo with the of win save nearly six tons of steel, registration, Va"ev Forge for the full week In addition, a further saving will morning of July 13 after nearly This, with $30 more due prior to Jamboree activities. three weeks of sight-seein- g and May 1, covers the Jamboree fee. made by using a lighter weight be Before Gallon homeward, proceeding will call for wnolesome Scouting activity. steel. wil1 vlsit Specifications the Philadelphia, 260 Party The person delegation from The National Jamboree second the Council will be organized into tw0 and a half days w111 be 8pent 26 &auSe- rather than the present B in the last 40 years is expected seven full Jamboree Troops of 33 at Washington, D. C, with an- - 24 gauge. This lighter weight ma-4- 0 additional an save will attract 44,000 Scouts and boys each plus leaders. According otner religious service scheduled terial It will be the largest t0 Rulon W. Doman Council Exec- - there A boat ride down the Po- - mated $3,000.00. 46 Oz. JUICE QUART gathering of its kind in the world, utive. there will be about one t0mac t0 George Washington's More than 1S0O delegates are ex- - leader for each eight Scouts. ihome at Mt. Vernon will be a Judges Named pected from foreign countries. Leaving Provo June 22, thesi1e attraction. It will feature scout pageantry special Jamboree train will makei The train will head west via CLEANSER CANS ALL BRANDS LB Stock Classic such as has never been on Darade stons at T)envr rbicae-- whero a a southerly route, through Louis- stProfessor E. F. Rinehart, of the Ij0uJs- Carthage and K' before. A gigantic July Fourth dav will be spent. Greenfield celebration will be one of the not- - lace near Detroit for a half day, Nauvoo (two historic LDS church University of Idaho Extension Di- events. and Niagra Falls, where the bovs locations) and then homeward via vision, Boise, Idaho, has been Colorado and the Royal named judge of cattle for the Quota for the Utah National will see the falls both in daylight Pl,ebItwelfth successive year at the In- t nie-hGorge. to MaurAt Parks Council, according and under liebts Fishers-BeckerRegistered from the Carbon and termountain Jr. Fat Stock show, fa No Deposit From there the party will ice Harding of Provo, Jamboree of the fo rthe Council, is 260 tinue to Palmyra. N. Y., where North Carbon districts are: Jay Merrill Parkin, manager Tmnev. Leon Prichard. James B. show, announced his appointment T?ifbards and Farrel Ririe, of this week. The show will be held in North rarbon district and Clark Oviatt Case This from North Carbon. Salt Lake at the Union Stock Yards on June 7, 8. and 9. under MEMORIAL DAY 0 s AR MINERS' WELFARE RE CASE 0F 24 the joint sponsorship of the State REMEMBRANCE Davis and Lake of Salt Utah, PAYMENTS TO Counties, and the (Livestock comwill live all time BE RESUMED SOON a mittee of the Salt Lake City a 8 ' John L. Lewis and other trus- - Chamber of Commerce. j! z Enshrine the memory of been veteran has The tees for the miners' welfare fund professor H your loved one with a discleared the way last week, for an a great favorite among youngsters Z ' tinctive Rock of Ages Family early resumption of $100 monthly for more than a decade. Many of H Monument. No tribute more fitting pension payments and other bene- - the progressive young growers of w Make your t , . more expressive the area exhibited for the first fits to coal diggers. of choice from a wide selection B time under his guiding hand. N. Senator (R., Bridges Styles types and designs. Convenient selected the for Other out as who is judges the 'h.), stepping term. 1950 show are: lambs, Milton (j neutral member of the three-ma- n board of trustees, said an estimat- - Madsen, USAC at Logan; hogs, ;ed $25,000,000 In welfare money Harry Smith, livestock marketing Hp Authorized Representative was turned over to the new trus- - expert, Colorado State Agricul- - w tural college at Fort Collins. A. E. tees. SHAFFERS Duke. Farm Marketing Relations, who new Members of the board, 133-J 66 Bryner St Phone are expected, to order payments Inc., will he in charge and' judge .started almost immediate v. are: of the uniform contests for both ft clubs, while Barn- - ffjj Lewis, the United Mine Workers FFA and JAMES M. WALKER MONUMENTS jnresident: Miss Josephine Roche, yard Beautification, which includes 220 East 4th South Salt Lake City, Utah jwho succeeds Bridges as neutral cleanliness of animals, pens, and trustee, and Charles A. Owen, itersonnel at the show, will be former president of the National presided over 'by Stanley Richard- GREEN ONIONS on, Boise, Idaho, state super- Coal association. SMALL PORK LB visor of agricultural education, for the FFA; and Thomas J. Chester, ' Pocatello, Idaho, agricultural ex- COUNTRY 8TYLE QUALITY LB clubs. fASHlOO tension service, for the rt AND A fOR REAL, B6 VERY be will F""" CAN Auctioneers, as usual, .VOUTO AV RIB or BRISKET the famous Col. Charles E. Adams, LB Los Angeles, with his father and brother. W. H. Adams, sr. ana FIRM RIPE 'A' GRADE LB W. H. Adanw. Jr., of Salt Lake turn Cltv. The Adamses annually back the malor portion of regular MILD AMERICAN LB anrHon fees for the development of the show. j i HEALTH 250 FROM PARKS COUNCIL TO GO MJIIDW TO VALLEY FORGE SCOUT CAMP for Saltine Wafers 43c Sugar OLIVE OIL 3.98 -- g. .98 - 35c 2 NUC0A For AER0WAX Intermountain Jr. - Vil-i"ill- e. k AJAX - o o o o - .... 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