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Show The TACE HELPER SIX' (Utah) JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1957 CARE Savings Net $150,000 Extra for Aid Of Germany Refugees An less Horsepower by O. Soglow $250,CCO distribution of "extra" worth of CARE tfoodarK' Friendly News Notes From jl fak People, Spots In The News n JL nT7T!9TRAnBhma ' concrete packages will go to re1 i track new monnraJl 'VI train" S. J. this in West Germany Ru JCiSFPHlNF. HOrrrtHTOV ; sets trial run in Uer- surrrfhery from net margin; accruMay be instaU- many. ed by the nonprofit overseas aid agency, Murray D. Lincoln, pres A Fireside was held at the the Helper ward while serving ident announced today. home of (Mr and Mrs Lynn Wii-ste- on a mission in the islands. Hand - ...i' ".- Delivery ' of the gifts will be Sunday evening. The pro- icrafts and produce articles were 25 names in CARE'S of the made gram for th eevening was under also shown. Others attendin; member American agencies, as the dirertion of Dixie Lea Taylor were (Bishop Weston Potter, Tom trustees of the American people and Barrel Zaccaria. Twenty Bendall, 'Marie Greenland, Mr and whose lontributions support the young people of the ward enjoy- Mrs QMelvin Taylor and. the Lynn T.-OAlRE work. The funds represent ed films on the Hawaiian Islands Wilstead family. iLight refresh savings between CARE's donor taken (by Elder Donald James of ments were served. prices for its various packages Mr and Mrs Roy Mills and V- and the actual expenses incurred family, Mr and Mrs Lynn Wil from purchase to delivery. In BENDIX ACE Air Force Capt. KenCOAL IN AGE stead and family, Mr and Mrs neth D. Chandler holds Bendix eleven years CARE has distrJbut- THE ATOM OF Dodd Wilstead and family, and h dash Trophy after record ed $3,659450 worth of such sup Wilsteaa Mrs June and daugn from Chicago to Washington in 54 - We lioe in an incredible ', ney ters attended a reunion of tin plies. minutes, 45.5 seconds, in Convair age the age of the atom. Vast William .Alma To guard against emergencies, m Delta Dagger. at fv ' Staker family are o t feeing devoted Mr) ijincotln explained, CARE o!orts Utah, Riverside, Saturday. 1-must include a small leeway in landing ways in which atomic its "gross" package prices. As a energy may contribute to the Callie .Ann and Gerald Mills, are nonprofit agency, CARE period- arts of peace, rather than to the and Onda Lee Wilstead ' ically plows back any "profit" destructio nof mankind and his spending the week visiting relinto additional supplies for the works. What does this portend atives in Salt Lake City. needy. Recipient areas are deter for a source of energy which is Peggy Lynn Wilstead spent a mined toy the proportion of funds as old as civilization coal? week visiting at Lawrence, with Congresswoman Kee of West her cousin, Elizabeth 'Ann Wildesignated for each CARE coun try. The forthcoming distribution Virginia answered that, in' re- stead. reflects the large package vol- marks published in the CongressGerald Anderson of Price was ume subscribed for West Ger- ional Record on the occasion of the speaker at Sacrament meethas her state's prduction of its sir- many where the agency evening. He spoke on ing Sunday -- 1 ? worked with local groups serving billionth ton of coal. She said: ' J?m t Lost Scrolls of the Dead the V f' x " ii&rf "In this atomic age our Na- Sea." Don Thomas refugees and escapees. trum played a In all, $6,000 worth of pack- tion's demands will be for more pet solo accompanied by Jensa - I 1 ?tT YUGOSLAV A !v swimmer i ages will be delivered in the and more electric power, more Lee Tabone. Karen Jacobsen was who got to Hollywood .ffi I I as "political immigrant," name of each CARE member steel, aluminum, chemical prod for graduation from th-presented at Tama Veha, aims agency, for a total of $100,000 in ucts and cement. This can only Primary to Bishop Weston Potter J JnV.'iwireeI: yw"?rr-food and 160,000 in work, health mean a demand for more and lb Trayatan Solar Sanies was She Snow. Mae accepted by and educational tools to help re- - more coal. In addiiion, more and into the MIA Greenlanby Marie fugee groups reestablish them-- 1 more people daily demand great- - d-Mrs er quantities of coal's essential selves. The agencies are: killed 40,000 person Wallace Gibson made a jn 1956. American Baptist Relief, Amer such as: aspirin, vi- fast trio to Abilene. Texas re I . baking . . ican Federation of Labor and tamins, ammonia cently when she aocompnaied Congress of Industrial Organiza powder, perfume, lipstick, ny- members of her family to visit Mr and iMjs Martin McPhie and did some sightseeing with tions, American Friends of Yugo lons, dye, detergents, phonograph was seriously ill. returned from a ten day Judy's parents Mr and Mrs Bob slavia, American Fund for Czech records, film, plastics of all kinds a sister" who Mrs Frank Capece and Mr and to trip San Jose and San Francis Murphy. Their daughters, Mrs oslavok Refugees. American Re linoleum, synthetic rubber synto Merlin Merryweather of Milfordjiiaf for (Poland, Brethren Service thetic gasoline, TNT, and many sons if Salt Lake Uity were jco, Calif., made especially weekend visitors at the home of lake their granddaughter, Judy and 'Mrs (La Verne MaRae of Salt commission, the Congregational others." MdPhie, home atfter ter two. Lake City took care of the house Christian Service committee. Co- - The lady from West Virginia Mrs Annie Evans. HERE'S HAYWARD (Calif.) bid for New York Giants basenomns siay nere with them. ball franchise: architect's drawing of 90,000-sea- t, and trailer court while they were operative League of the U.S.A., added that '.Every American eachi Mr and Mrs Weston Potter and $8,370,000 at Salt While in Calif., they visited away. is 22 miles southHayward layout Credit 'Union (National Associa- day is dependent upon coal" children were visitors east of San Francisco. tion, General Federation of Wo- All the authorities agree with Lake City Friday and Saturday. remained Their Lynn daughter Resmen's Clubs, International her and agree that coal's future iiU'llk' cue Committee. role in our lives will be even there fqr a visit. Mrs Iions International, National greater than in the past. The Mrs Ruth Anderson and were parents, The Ray Wilsteads, and Murray have been visiting their Mabel Anderson of Nephi not Testimoncoal atom Paderewski will Grange, supplement the John Pessetto's. aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ver-d- us of weekend visitors at the home ial Fund, Save the Children Fed replace it. .Alan and Jimmy Pierson of Magann. Mr Homer (Mrs and Hyatt. eration, Tolstoy Foundation, A. Mrs Homgb Charles Mr and Service Committee, Unitton were weekend visitors at Salt ed MIAS Service, United Lithu Lake City. Their grandchildren anian Relief Fund of America, who had been visiting here re United Ukrainian American Re- -i Washington D. & R. G. W. R, R, - UTAH RAILWAY turned home. lief Committee, World University Mr "and Mrs Manson Huff and Veterans Wh World Fund. Service, Prescriptions Filled were Las Vegas visitors Paul Donations 'from individuals and (GR2-586- 1 - - Helper, Utah Clinton Davidson over the weekend. Their grand to sent be CARE, groups may San Francisco II. On the oasis of daughter returned home with .IIIPi.."' them. nis accomplishtffffl? ments In four and Mrs Bob Anderson and children a naif years of Pleasant Grove are visiting George Humphrey rates a nigh place with her parents Mr and Mvs among Uie outstanding men who Fay Thacker.. AND nave served as Secretary of the Attending the Huff family re Treasury Hobblecreek union Sunday at Now that ne tins retired, it is appropriate to review some of the canyon at Springville from here many accomplishments ot the were Mr and Mrs Chales Huff Treasury Department during the and Udell, Mr and Mrs James the or period in which Humphrey served TrLmms and children Mr and as Secretary KENTUCKY BOURBON Walter (Barney and Shirl, Humphrey was, alia is. a highly u -- 1 successful business man He Is a and Mr and Mrs Charles Barney SINCE 1810 a wealthy man who accepted high and baby. government post because of a 86 Proof Mr and Mrs John Pessetto and sense of public duty rather than for personal gain children of Bountiful were week He was criticized when ne ac056 WATEITIU AND FUZIEI DISTIllEET (OMPAHT. IAS0ST0WN. KENTUCK7 end visitors at the homes of their becepted the Cabinet nomination cause of his "big business" connections. He never entirely escaped that criticism during his term in office, but he did not permit It to affect his judgment or purpose Government Itself Is bis business, the biggest in the world Humphrey applied business meth ods to government financing, with remarkable success In January, 1953. the government faced these fiscal and ecoSelf-Hel- p fugees 44ft ad . . V I 679-mp- r"Li TTMP tw ;.)' -- F-1- II wj. tlMTt ' ZkmL. M.y.. T y So4 fprltuni tare -- stadium-parking-mot- el BILL'S PRESCRIPTION Ur-itari- an THIS WEEK PHARMACY In tjnri ft" ATE J FILE. 1, fa i?:; OjQbmb 0 FOB ffilOrE DJEEBS AND Make playtime nomic problems: pauiime to- owfth UASaJgs Bonds Here's how to make your "two weeks with pay" pay even better. Make sure you have some U. S. Series E Savings Bonds at home working for you while you relax. Interest earning Savings Bonds never take a day off. No matter where you go or what you do, they stay on the job earning money for you. And now Savings Bonds are better than ever! Every Series E Savings Bond purchased since interest when February 1, 1957, pays 4 held to maturity. It pays higher interest, too. in the earlier years, and matures in only 8 years and 11 months. Now, more than ever, it's wise to save with U. S. Series E Savings Bonds. Buy them regularly where you bank or through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. S3 1956, Just two y;u; later, the budget was balnnred nn a surplus of $16 billion was at talned The 1957 ftsca) year nv another surplus, and M 195 prospects are for the third successive surplus for the first time It 25 years. Med COMPLETE PENCILS Part of every American's savings belongs in U. S. 'Savings Bonds reduced to $41 billion In fiscal 195 During the past two years S3 1 billion has been applied toward re ducln? the huge national d"bt Starting In 1954. the Nation 'i antiquated tax laws were reorgnn lzed to make possible the greatest single tax cut in history, some $7.4 billion. Another tax reduction ir 1958 now Is regarded as possible' Other accomplishment Includr abolition of controlr over wage prices and materials: elimination of some 500 government activities competing with prl.ate business and vigorous action to prevent monopolies. Rep. Richard Simpson. Pennsylvania, In commenting on Humphrey, said : "All Americans will benefit as a result of the pouele nt pursued. We are most fortunate to ha T bad bin lo Washington ' - PENS - ERASERS STOCK OF - TABLETS - RUBBER BANDS Stationery (personal or business) - Invitation Cards and Envelopes - Paper Clips - Carbon Paper - Parcel Post Labels - Sales Books - Stickers - Loose Leaf Binders & Paper - Receipt Books Ink - Staples - Staplers - Envelopes . Bookkeeping Supplies Economies were eltected in Ut fense cost, while our oVfensivt strength Increased Starting witl a 1953 fiscal year defense budse of $50 4 billion, the amount wo? V. 8. Govtrnxuai dott not pay far tkit mbrtitmnl. Th Trtaiury DtptrtewU tltankh far thnr patriotic donation, th Aivtrtitint Council nd J;Ji, The Helper Journal inflation. To meet these proDieniN Presi dent Eisenhower set a. an "mi mediate task" for the Treasnr Department the charting rf a fiscal and economic policy that woulc place the eovernment on a snnnr financial basis The record Is. to a lare extent a testimonial to the untiring ef forts of George Humphrey Tli planned 1954 budget deficit of 9 ! billion was reduced to $3 1 bOHoi By fiscal Z-- Ttm a4 A Federal debt equalling of our annual national Income, a budget deficit of $9 4 billion foi fiscal 1953 and a planned defint ol $95 billion in fiscal 1954. a spira of mounting government debt anc hub EVERYTHING FOR THE POPULAR FICTION COOK BOOKS DICTIONARIES CIIURCII BOOKS HOME AND OFFICE car THE HELPER JOURNAL OFFICE Phone 21 Helper |