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Show Page Four RCUD RJLIL ...i.:,'Z."nArj- m . r--- NOTE: The enclosed im r fti x 'articles are taken from both maj-'o- r parties of the state and from now until election this column well be devotel to material open trial of Olis Haiper of Murray. Harry Stockton was off for a to contribution from any or all Mr. Mantle was a witness to the few days last week for what he political parties in Utah or Carbon Otis Harper affair at Murray as calls tonsilitis.county. lie was employed at the cannery Sam Graves is back to work on there at the time. the Sunnyside run after being off DILLMAN SPEAKS ON Mrs. K. J. Willis made a special for the past ten days. trip to Boise, Idaho, last week and SIGNIFICANCE Tom Chad wick, engineer, has POLL will visit there for the next week down a for few the 'valley or so. She is the mother of Car- gone OF LITERARY DIGEST man J. 1. Willis, and lives here days. We don't know that he's gone hunting for this time. with her son. The October Safety meeting has been slated for the 29th day of the month and plans are being formulated for this special occasion.' The local employees of the Uio Grande are about to organize a finance company of their own to serve their own needs according to word received from the shops this week. A. F. Greenstreet, new at the roundhouse, organized such a movement at the Salt Lake shops when he was employed there and it was highly successful with as high aa $8,0011 being kept in the pot at one time. The plan of the organizers here Is to sell shares of $5.00 a piece with a maximum of 20 shares for any single person. The various individuals, it is planned, can borrow as far as their, proportionate interest goes, but may borrow beyond this if they secure endorsement of one or as many other members as it takes to secure the amount of money wanted. , - d . General 1,. II. Day of Salt Lake, made a formal inspection trip through the car repair shops on Sunday and was well pleased with the appearance of things here. n Warren Mantle was a Salt I.ake visitor last week and while there acted as a witness on the murder 1 I I I J Dean Losey has moved from '"rtah is the only northern Mrs.'R. Mantle, mother of Warren Mantle, and Mrs. L. H. Cooley Thistle to Helper where he will state in the nation listed in the were visitors for a few days last work as an engineer for a few Uocsevelt column together with the nine states of the 'Solid South' week. Mrs. Mantle lives in Murray. days. as portrayel by the national poll M. Montoro returned" from Lead- of the Mrs. I.ce Lemmons is visiting Literary Digest." Ray E. w Colorado eek ville, after this'., Dillman, Republican candidate for with her sister in Boise Idaho, where she will remain for the spending a few days there in the governor told precinct chairmen interest of his wife's health. at a meeting in the state headnext two weeks. quarters at the Newhouse hotel, Bill Weller was up to Ogden . Engineer Te Boyer spent sev- last week. "Odd as it may seem,"' the gubover the week-enas usual, where eral days this week isiting in Salt ernatorial candidate continued, he visited with his family. Mrs. Lake City. "with the nation at large giving Weller and children live in Ogden. Engineer Frank Porter laid off the Republican standard bearer Al Martin is twitching and for a short time last week to a commanding lead in the popular the upper and lower move his household from the old straw vote, this state is aligned twisting gums of his mouth ;'.iis week fol- residence on Main street to the with nine southern states giving lowing the removal of his few company house formerly occupied President Roosevelt a majority. Tn the 'Digest' poll, now past remaining teeth last week. In a by T. Riggs on Janet stTeet. The mark, and with more short time Al hopes to get some Porter house will be moved away the false teeth. "And will they laugh entirely this week and excavation than 1,000,000 votes cast, Goverat me then," remarked Al. But on this land for the new civic nor Alf Landon has rolled up the Blackie Willis spoke up and said, auditorium will get underway commanding lead of 713,451 as compared with President Roosev "hell, Al, we're all laughing at elt's 485,392 votes.'' you now." R. A. Dart went to work this Mr. Dillman instructed the pre- week as engineer on the fourth c'net chairmen to redouble their goat. efforts to brin gthe state of Utah back into its former Republican Billy Murphy, machinist, has standing anl into harmony with been off for a few days but re- the majority of the nation in the turned to work the forepart of Republican column. the week. "Efforts of the state and county campaign leaders must be dirRonald Gardner okeyed for work ected toward securing the casting Monday after having been off for of straight Republican ballots-,the past six weeks. Ront under- Mr. Dillman declared. "Every efwent an emergency operation at fort must be made to place this the St. Marks hospital for appen- state among those destined to dicitis recently and has been con- block further federal extravagance. valescing ever since. Wastes must be wiped out in both state and national administrations. Mr. anl Mrs. D. E. Lambson, and greed and graft must be former residents of Helper, but stramped out of the administranow of Ogden, were visitors here tion as it is now managed through the last of the week at the home political patronage. 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lambson. j half-wa- ; JE- j t,rj -- w ,1 SECURITY TOLO BY One of DEMOCRATIC SCRIBE RIGHT, the paramount issues in the nesent political campaign U another supplied by the threat of John war. declares Buropean to Cudahy. American Ambassador to returned has who just Poland, this country on leave. "Citizens should wake up to the from dangers which threaten them "All Mr. Cudahy. said Europe." political issues other shrivel into insignificance compared with the question of what position" the United States should take in the case of war in Europe.. "The American people are unanimous in their resolve that we must stay, out of such a war, regardless of the sacrifice. We shall not make other people'? wars our wars. "It is in response to this universe sentiment that the RooseveU administration sponsored the present neutrality measure, .which pri hibits shipment of munitions or making of loans to belligerents. "In Ethiopia and in Spain it ha3 been made clear to the world that ou government has xlopted a policy of strict neutrality. "Repeated declarations and statein ments have notified Europe of the policy the President will follow if and when another serious conflict comej. It has been em-p- i asized that as far as this administration is concerned, peace conies before war prosperity. "Continuance of this Roosevelt this constructive foreign policy policy during the next four years is vital. While this policy may not be popular in some European capitals, It has clarified the jituation. to Carbon accruing Benefits the federal-statunder county residents social security programs are shown in figures just released by the state welfare department. social Since the federal-statinto was put security program iHob. 1, March operation has been $2.2S3.43 sent into mis county for the benefit of the needy" old pec pie. n?edy blind and dependent children, in aamuon there has been $26,763.59 disbursed in this county from the state sales tax since March 1 for relief of those in neel who do not qualsocial secify under the federal urity act. Governor Henry H. Blood in a statement just issued declared that there was no state in the Union which had a more liberal program for taking care of the needv aged, or for tuner partici pation in the federal benefits than has the state of Utah. Expendi tures in this state for old age assistance alone are now going ahead at the rate of nearly one and a quarter million dollars a year he declared. The benefits now accruing to Utah from the federal social security act are made possible solely by enabling legislation passed by the present state administration and by having availabe the proceeds of the state sales tax to retirement feature of the federal match the feelral grants. From the security act commences in 1942 proceeds of the sales tax in Utah, when it will be possible for the the state government is putting aged people S5 years or over to up the funds to match the aid retire on reserves which have features of the federal security neen estaDiisnea. me oenetits acprogram. The statesales tax rev- cruing under the unemployment enues also are used to finance insurance program will start in relief granted to needy 1938 under the terms of the nadirect in Utah since March 1 of tional act. people During September of this year this year, since the federal governCarbon county beneficiaries under ment is no longer participating in the security program will receive direct relief expenditures. Utah is now in the fullest ac or have already received a slightly heretobefore cord with the national security larger sum ' than act in al! cf its phases. Benefits amounting to J4.570.C0. This will now coming to the people how- be for benefit of 88 needy aged, ever are those for aid to the 1 needy blind and 198 dependent needy aged, needy blind, depend- children. Of this the county put ent children, child welfare, mater- up only $904.00 and the remainder nal and child health and aid to crippled children. Benefits for unemployment insurance cr old age retirement will not begin under federal act until insurance ret serves "have' been' established ' to I f- -e I ........ ... iritis Jj nail war-seeke- One of the largest freight rail REPUBLICAN SPEAKER shippers in Helper has been the Bunnel Motor company, according TALKS POLITICS to Agent Lambson who says that this firm unloaded another car of new fords this week. James (Continued from Page Bcrgera, agent for Blatz Beer, also received another car load candidates on the local ticket by of beer last week. Henry Ruggeri, County chairman: F. B. Hammond, Mrs. Bliss HubThl? heaviest CCC business of bard, Thorit ' Hatch, Henry Jones the year was handled Tuesday and Dean Tilton. S. J. Sweetring, when five CCC special trains William Stapley and Julge passed over the Rio Grande line Woolley were absent. here between 3 p.m. and 2:30 a.m. At the conclusion of the progWednesday morning. Every one ram tea was served. A beautiful of these trains was bound for arrangement 'of yellow, flowers in eastern points. a crystal basket formed the centerpieces for the tables, which One of the new features around were covered with Venthe depot this week is the addi- etian lace cloths handsome over yellow. tion of an oil preparation walk Mrs. Louis Dankworth rendered which has been laid from the vocal solos and Miss Katherine the Depot street step around Street played piano solos during station and into the front walk. the tea hours. Mrs. Ruel Redd the community sing, accompanied Trainmaster J. R. Loftis was 6 f a'" on branch the Marysvale occupied If , raneements InrlnrloH ... i a. lull . ..... v. " I v.: w. IVrCnnlml i Hsn... i......,. iii mailman, .urs. .uvuuinfiAi, excessive fall business at that Bob Nilson, Mrs. Clen Ballinger, w ill j area. The shipment of beets Mrs. Tom Migliaccio, Mrs. Har be at the peak of the year j soon old Morrison, Mrs. Frank VVible and the refineries will soon be i routing the sugar east over aooui iuii guests called during Rio Grande. Cattle and sheep are the tea hours. also being shipped east as well! L i aa all coining processi..! turkeys, from the Sanpete country. I I y FARMy? Constructive Foreign Policy of Roosevelt Discourages Europe's War Ardor BENEFITS OF SOCIAL EDITOR'S 16, 19 START THE U.S. FROWNSONWAR OPEN TO ALL PARTIES - '""7 " WORLD IS NOTIFIED Political Contributions NE1DS mi store-keepe- r Helper, Utah, Friday, October THE HELPER JOURNAL On a million farms the Mnvt, many precious hours each week. ng by water action alone in the r one-piec- e, m tub the time lightens the work aVd4, the clothes... the grimiest cbd washed hii clean Without without toiling. 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