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Show PAGE THREE THE HELPER JOURNAL hckards Review Viyo boris' (Continued from page 1) fori grade crossing elimination, the tiding of arterial highways and The work relief mllar projects. earmarks J300.000.000 for such LdertaUings, and the sum may be me rnrsiueui w a ou- oureau mreaay nas roaas on. The inn 000 000 of grade crossing ellm- natlons und other projects for under authority jrrant- last year, omciats congress i by and these contracts are to acrea9ed DJ con-racte- On niet with wors-reiie- r money. Arthur W. Brandt, president of of State the . American Association ft... nffiplnla n I V -a nnn- Biignwaj Visional committee recently that States were prepared to wipe ont 0o8 crossings if as dangerous Ciuch as $481,881,500 was made C vallable. agencies of the governare organizing to combat . ... . .1 t, .. Ua .. lie CSilUa'iC uuuc ujr me iuuoLnuu.1 storms. are dust They recurring si he AAA, farm credit: ' admiulstra- emergency relief admlnistra-- ' , I don, Irion, soil erosion service, bureau of J plant Industry and bureau of agrl-- i cultural engineering. I The efforts, officials said, will in-- I elude shipping feed, food and water I into the stricken areas of Texas, f Oklahoma. New Mexico. Kansas and i Colorado, starting work relief proj-- I lands and the iOfj ects on roads, private J public domain, planting of fast- growing and hardy crops as ground cover In areas where moisture conditions permit, and "listing" operations. This latter work Is an attempt to prevent soil blowing away, fur- hy making alternate ridges and EVEN ment 1 I 71 e lbjr Fred Reeve are parents of a 8 pound born APriI 9 at Salt Lake Mrs. Reeve was the former M1- - Ky. jMUs Louise Hamby, Uis& of this city. e FOUR BIG DANCES AT THE "Fun well known . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Allison left the forepart of this week for Los Angeles, California where they will vacation for an indefinite 'A R. McCARL. the able, effMrs. Jack Vignetto will repreand indeiieudetu couip troller general of the United States, sent Carbon county at the state has annoyed the New Healers on meet of federated women's club to be held In Cedar City this week. occasions tsmnsmmmu v several 31 Now he rhresreiiii It is hot amiss to say that T w niocK tne plans "Life Begins at 40" in this of the AAA for I man's town as we see some of lifting the restricthe tired business men don retions on wheat planting and galia and commit themselves to a "steady putter". Repeatat the same time ed attempts by Doc Ruggeri, continuing to pay Bruce Moffitt, and Doc the ti for to get the Townsite AlI c r o p reductions well known ROSALINE GREEN, derman in uniform have that would not be e fans, is playing the part' refuses to resolve himcalled for. Declarof Joyc Carraway, society girl J. R. McCarl member of a gang which specialize self to such a fate so soon, ing they wished to In stealing military secrets and sellavoid shortages due to the dust claiming that he has many ing them to the highest bidder. She the officials of the AAA said Storms, more years of active life beU heard in the radio thriller; the farmers would be paid for the fore it will be liecessary ' to "Stories of the Black Chamber,", " abandoned reductions In acreage if seek out the more subdued ; network. over a nation-wid- e they would promise to curtail their sports. Mr. McCarl plantings next year. Gertrude Wahl, who has been asked for further Information on business college at Salt HelApproximately twenty-fiv- e attending this matter and indicated he could per . resident's are' the Lake City visited with her parents enjoying not approve of the plan, though spring opening of golf on the Car Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wahl during AAA men declared he had not ruled bon country club course this year, the Easter vacation, definitely against it. Chester C. Some interestingly long drives are Davis, AAA administrator, might being'deyeloped Mrs. Mi Floyd was a Salt Lake by the locals and not be content to abide by such a it is visitor on Tuesday of last week to that a still expected greater ruling If It were made, and the d number" will represent the town meet her daughter-in-laMrs. ministration might refuse to acwith, the . coming .of the golfing Phil Floyd, and her two grand iSey J fail-ed-h- , . cept It. season. McCarl, a Republican, holds his office under a law which spec! Among the ones who might be fies that the comptroller general seen chasing' pills along the flats shall be appointed to a term at the club are Cliff Memmott, and can be removed only by death Art Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Dalpiaz, or Impeachment. Nevertheless Attor. Dr. James Ruggeri, Dr. Gianotti,, ney General Cuniinlngs. It is under L R. 3 i, rover, C.J. Allen, John his as it stood, gave opinion that, Mr. ROOSEVELT called PRESIDEN1 Harrison of Missisconsippi to the White House for a ference concerning the yeterans bonus bill, which already has passed Harthe house. rison Is chairman of the senate finance committee and the Col-zan- .Jack Vignetto, Frank Dal- children of Los Angeles. Mrs. E. H. Thomas was in the making capital city last week-en- d new purchases of millinery. She reports that a large stock of the newest things in all lines of mili-ner- y will be received for sale In her store, shortly. like any other Presidential apBruce Moffit, D. K. Downey, pointee, he could he removed at the piaz, James Pappacostas, manager of ArthurRay, Jack. Houston, Henry He the lutsed President. pleasure of Palace Candy here, is this the WilFrank Leslie Hall, Williams, this opinion on a ruling of the Suadministration preme liams,- Chris Jouflasr Ivy.Memmot, week acting as a member of the in the case of a postcourt looked to him to deGardner, federal jury in Salt Lake City. master wno was ousted by President Mary Riggs, Ronald vise a way to spike Gibson. and Poloni, Tony Eugene court that the the holding the measure which Coolldge, was within his Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oveson were unPresfdeut rights In Salt Lake and Bingham Is so objectionable visitors and Mary Llewellyn der Article 2 of the Constitution. to the President In So ;were at- over the week-enthe' among will Helperites New Dealers be the it Its present "green- seek tomay have Mr. McCarl ousted he tending the state band contest at Senator back" form. Other George Zeese of Salt Lake City term expires In 1930, for it Provo last week-enhis fore Harrison was a business visitor in Helper majority leaders in Is feared by them that he will hnm congress also were busy with the per the expenditure of the The marriage of Leslie Kirk-woo- d on Wednesday of this week. problem, and the result was the Inand Carrie Cortez was anwork relief appropriation to troduction In congresi of a comBetty Ballinger acommpanied that would greatly Irk the nounced this week. The couple extent an promise bill which It was believed Democratic her fathe, Glen Ballinger, to Helwere at married leaders. Sunday morning party the President would accept If It and spent Easter va- Ruel. Thursday Rev..'William'A. home the of per the read that It Is Interesting to ' were passed. is attending Wa She here. cation Nebraska Progressive league, made The plan, to make their residence This measure would make bonus Mt. Pleasant. at satch is academy . planin liberal of Republicans, Helper certificates mature In 1938, Instead up "McCarl the . of organization ning of 1945. They could be converted for President" clubs In that state Mrs. A. J. Kirkham of Salt Lake , Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Halvorsen immediately Into 3 pei cent bonds. In ail others, George and Mrs. Opal Miller Visited rela- City is visiting in Helper, where afterward and Veterans who wanted cash right W. Kline, Its chairman, says he was tives in Salt Lake City.. her husband is employed at the . away could sell the bonds, losing asked to McCarl for Presi support present time. only the interest they otherwise ! went to In 1936 by friends of Senator Mrs. dent Freman Mr. and Read the advertisements carecould obtain until 1938. Harrison W. Norrls. The comptroller Salt Lake City on business. They will save you money. fully. said this would cost $500,000,000 George is a graduate of the Unmore than the present bonus law, general of Nebraska law school and but far less than the Patman bill, iversity for years was Mr. Norrls' secretary. I passed by the house, to pay the bonus with 52,000,000,000 in new A LLEGED teaching of Commu money. nism in some of our universities Mllo Warner, vice commander of and the adoption of that cult by a the American Legion, said this bill young number of was "absolutely not acceptable" to large men and women In those Instituthat organizaticn. Heads of vetertions has long been debated and de- . ans' organizations and .various othcitizens.; Stu-ers were invited to testify at com- nounced by patriotic strikes and small riots have: dent mittee hearings on the bill. been frequent, and there have been many demands for the suppression CENATOR HUEY LONG called to- - of these reds and pinks, The latest to be gether his complaisant legislabig Institution of learning ture In Baton Rouge and ordered It brought Into the limelight In this to pass some new laws that would matter is the University of Chicago, give him complete control of city whose faculty contains several de:. Those CENTER diamonds dig in, hold, stop your car quick! finances, elections and expenditures cldedly radical instructors, and Its (Tests show other new tires skid 14 to 19 farther.) And this of federal relief funds. Secretary student body many youthful followblowGoodyear Margin of Safety" now lasts 43 longer. With Ickes went right up In the air und ers of Marx and Lenin. Because of out protection in EVERY ply a guarantee against road hazards announced tiint if the laws were enand defects all at NO extra cost, no wonder more people buy charges made by a prominent drug senate acted Louisiana would "G-3'than any other, tire. See it! get none of store magnate the Illinois the public works money; whereupon . lust adopted, a resolution call and complete the Kingflsh told him he could go to ing for a "thorough the nether regions, since the PWA investigation" hy a senatorial commoney had already been deposited mittee of five to determine whether TELEPHONE to the account of the New Orleans .nv foundation exists for charges . NO. 221 teach-)sewer and water board. that "subversive Communistic "The state court very, properly Ings" are going on in "wholly ,.or V HELPER, UTAH . colleges and uni-- , recognizes our men as that board partly 4, . now, go how is Ickes going to get versifies of this state." , his money back?" Long asked. of the senate ronoweu action The -When he starts that, we'll show within a few hours action , by the him what a smart man he ain't. If house in passing almost unanimousIckes and the balance of the brain ly a bill to require an oath of altrust cabinet hold their breaths un- legiance and obedience to the slaw til we send for thpm. there'll be and federal constitutions, from all several corpses and the country will teachers and professors. The. leg)UR LOBBY IS DELIGHTFULLY AIR COOLare states pacing other ne better off." of islatures - Ruth-Silli-to- d. d. $1,880,-000,00- 0 -- 5- Y' -- Make your table verdant, at this; season, with delicious green saladi such salads as a com blnation of watercress, chickory, romalne and endive with vinaigrette dressing, and other green vegetable salad3 such as asparagus, artichoke hearts, peas and mixed vegetables, such as those you find in canned vegetables for salad. Fruits and Berries, Too Certain fruits combine unusually well with the first salads of the season. Consider silvery sections of grapefruit, golden wedges of pineapple and flaming cherries as a final touch. Have you ever tried berry salads? Delicious berries come In cans at all seasons, so unless you live near enough to the country to pick your berries from bushes, rely on canned blackberries, raspberries, loganberries and the many other varieties. Drain them well, combine them with fruits, and mi a little of their syrup in your salad dressing to give it color anJ M w TWO BIG BAND DANCES May 3 and 4 EMIL'S CABARET THE tra-la- . have a great deal to do with your health. This is the season when colts and horses in the fields nibble on the tender young shoots of grass. The cows In the pasture browse on the first greens of the season. Nature dictates that all living things partake of her first offer-Ju- ru jtr ' H ,j Salads Spring salads that bloom in the B i ,WJr- -- IF YOU ILWENT BEEN TO ONE OF OUR FROLICS, WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE FUN. SI f "MY-DA- 5 "tH. Dance May 1 Sat. April 27th JOHN Gia-not- Sot Of Carbon County" SPECIAL . farmers B O P1"0'- -4 spring ah f Mr- - : m$ Read All The Journal Ads. RADIO SOCIEV icient 1 tat of "Bulgaria has foiled another attempt to forct llu from his nrvcarions l,r...- .Upon discovery of an allei.! Fa fist p!uU j,c ordered that thtv political lead.- - t.e Br rested and held In jailTiK.;r friends sought t fre theto bv storming the Jail hut reused xuoe seuea are Alexander Zar huff, leader of the Iiennnnuic entente; Kozuia GeorgletT. head of the Macedonian party, and M. Xatcheff. former police president of Sofia. HELPER, UTAH, APRIL 26, . m m Extra CORDS st 1 Tht Fitetlon patented Gum-Diping ptoceti transfoimt the cotlon cora'i into a strong, tough, sinewy unit. GUM-DIPPE- mm I p Liquid rubbei penetrates every cord and coats every fiber, guarding against in ternal friction and heat, greatly increasing the strength of the cord body, and giving longer tire life. GUM-DIPPE- TWO EXTRA CORD PLIES UNDER THE TREAD This is a patented construction, and the d cord plies arc two extra so placed that you get 56 sttonger between tread ond cord bodyM bond and tests show 26 greater protection against punctures and blowouts. It sets a new standard for tire performance on high speed cars. NON-SKITREAD Tough, live rubber specially compound- rf fr. lo s!j oi dtnpn-- a non-igreorei !;au .. flavor. Here is the recipe for a spring salad that actually "blooms": Dolly Tarden Flower Salad: Arrange five nice hearts of lettuce on each plate. In the center lettuce cup put In another cup mayonnaise. place about four halves of canned apricots, in another cup placd eight or nine pineapple tidbits. Stone ripe black cherries, put flvs or six cherries in another lettuce cup, and in the last cup place febout six watermelon, balls. BRYNERS' SERVICE d "ONE STOP STATION" Automotive Electricians M. O .PORTER MANAGER HELPER, UTAH PHONE 342 Phone news items to The Helper Journal. , flWfcWOI Look The Universal Car at it.GRIP! half-bake- Jst'ikL HELPER SUPER SERVICE 0A? s" p ' - 3S;' ' 'dVi nr. -- - jSTATION v..-- . SALT LAKE CITY similar laws. break WITHOUT any effort toEdward records, Capt. A. Musick and five companions Airlanded the big way clipper ship Pioneer In Hawaii 18 hours and 31 minutes after they took off from Alameda. Calif. This was the first exploratory flight for a service that will soon be extend ed clear across the Pacific to Canton, the proposed Intermediate topg being Hawaii, Mldwaj Islands. Wake Islands, Guam and the Philippines. The operating bases are now In process of construction. CAXX MOSE HOWA FOB SPUING CANYON COAX ANY GRADE Prior Very BeMooabl Phone 147-- W . to harem lead lives of seclusion In the in public. and to go veiled when other But all that is chaugeL The Inof the congress twelfth da the for Women of ternational Alliance Suffrage and Eiual Citizenship with about thlr opened In Istanbul and Mrs. represented nations ty In the of England Corbett Ashby of women Turkey, chair and the unveiled and In modish European of garb.' were the proud hostesses the hundreds of delegates. Among, were: . The the questions discussed the women; of and rights situation In the liber, women of poHltlon and. civil professions; the political wommeans the rights of women: war. en can ue to prevent women of Under Rental's rule the been the republic of Turkey have " granted parliamentary enthuslat votes and have entered of Hf, tically Into ail branches and Industrial civlL professional. sporting. RADIO 200 ROOMS Y FOR .EVERY And ROOM 200 BATHS 'HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 - I. P. Tttzd muin l ns the women, Turkey OVER recently, were forced In ED DURING THE SUMMER ; z x NEWEST HOSTELRY ONE name comes quickly to mind when you think of "The Universal Car." The description is distinctively Ford. No other car is used by so many millions of men and women in every part of the world. Everywhere it is the symbol of faithful service. . . .That has always been a Ford fundamental. Something new is constantly being added in the way of extra value. 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