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Show THE PAGE TWO UEUALD-JO- UN A I., U LOGAN, UTAH, OUTLLNL OF OUR FOREIGN The THURSDAY, JULY 20, 195 3. POLICY! The Liber- - Member United Press, & WASHINGTON, D C An av-of 27 per cent ige reduction in the woiking hours of construction labor and the establishment Vf 4 of local and regional minimum wages meeting the approval of labor itself are provided m the cod of fair competition for general contradois submitted to Administrator Hugh S Johnson, July 11. bv the national industrial control committee for general contrac-or- s representative of the general V; contracting business throughout the United States The code, when approved, will ixern the expenditure of the $3,-- 3 sin 000 provided in the public works construction piograrn, as well as all private construction eluting th next two years and 11 provide employment for thousands in the construction I he ptnposcd code provides for a mouth, as compared with an present average of 206 hours per month and for mrimum rates of wages established with the approval of the president cither regionally or locally between by mutual agicements truly re, lesentative groups of and emploves As a tcmpoiaiy stop gap, or II til the mutual agreements can be aimed at through collective barg umrg and appiovcd by the resident the cede provides that the minimum wages established b, the various state highway in conformity with v.'o National Industr.nl Recovery Act shall be invoked These rates have beer used is the minimum on all feder il a.d highway work during Victims in tha weud kidnaping the past year and after an anticioutrage at fet Paul, Minn , Dr. pated npwaid revision will con-'rK J Engberg, above, and Dr. the expenditure of an estiW. 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Hedberg, below, narrowmated $(00 ooo ooo in road work ly escaped being murdered after during the present fiscal year Dr Engberg bad refused to perTbe minimum rites as at presform an operation of mutilation ent et, avenge 35 2 3 cents per on Dr. Ilcdhcrg at the kidnaph tir m the k stntes that have a ers request. tat" ide minimum for unskilled labor whereas for the twelve st des which vaiy the minimum with Mr and Mrs Israel Yeates witoin their borders the average to 41 4 Maivin Yeates is employed in Salt virierue is from 29 ent- - per hour Like Mr anti Mrs Hyrum Nielson and family spent Sunday with HEW SOU) GIRL, Mr and Mrs Ariel Nielson SALEM Ore U ll Twelve veats Mis Joseph Glen spent Wednes old and a pilot' Loirnne Bowday in Logan visiting at the man who comes from a family of home of her daughter, Mrs Roger av.itors her fi'her and mother Allen Ko'h hold triasi t pilots licenses lw a plane all by herself here Jay Orv in of Salt Lake City is sptncling his summer vacation eceutly The fed is believed to le be the first solo flight by a peras a guest of Giant M . Miss Na Ripe Cummings return se l that voung ed home Salurd iv night after spcndii g the past t o weeks visit mg in Cornish as guest of Mi aid Mis Jfelvin Pitcher Mrs H.lud Ro - of Paradise spent Tue-- d ly wih her sister Mrs Nellie Ardtixon Donna Chugg has spent the past week visiting relatives m Provi donee 7 The Allied Dry of Franklin county con--wtiof Junius Jtnsen chair- and the following member Hart Paul inn, R Lee Clifford Ktnner Joseph Luth Mrs Bertha P Larson Forsgren and Mrs illnm Hawkes, Jr, have recenth organized to conduct an educatipnil campaign in The FranLtjp couMt is working through the Idaho State organization Th'1 group pi ins to get their organization functioning for the purpose of aiding in the e'ertion of Senator Altnd H irt of Btiar Like to ic or sent the drys of three soiPht astern counties The (onnittu h s arranged to have Joseph F Merrill of Sal L ke Cttv inaugurate the Frani h i ourty L)r in impaig" Merrill will adihexs meeting of Franklin countv citizens at the fiction open h nise Sunday, July 3( at 3 p m on the subject Should Id iho voi rs vote to repeal th" eighteenth amendment of th Aruruai Constitution Dr M'rrill is a man of unusual at having studied in the lead imersities of America, vc.rs as a dean rr sev on the Fiuvers'ty of Utah faculty several ve rs as president of the I as Fduc itmnal association a rtber of the Utah Legislature Im 'f mem-be-a at time aio is present the Quorum of Ivehe of the L U a U'.vi u? tt Service, Western of Newspapers NEA PROPOSED CODE FRFSTON man features and The 8cripps League BUSINESS MUST BE EDUCATED IS appai ent that the Roosevelt adnunistiation has tailed !TBo far to teach, or peisuade industry and business that the minimum wages must go up and vvoiking houis must ft Ir he shoitened. Yet, unless this is done, the recuveiv plan will fad in its major put pose; putting all the unemployed who want jobs back to woik. The vauous, industiial and business todet submitted to the mesident oiler might y little either in wages oi shoiter houis. They fall far shoit of the mains set by the administiation. That is why you lead stoiies about the president tonsuleiing a flat dictatorial command to industry Yet industry and business cannot be blamed too much for refusing to see the light. To decrease woiking houis means to meiease bookkeeping and overhead, and costs Naturally, manufactuiers that look only o the pi ot it column will resist increases in costs. The administrations pioblem, it appears, is to educate industiial and business leadeis, to teach them that all who want to wnrb must have jobs at living wages, that this is the only safe insurance against depiessions; and that depletions shake the foundations of our American s' stem. ;TVV SN? addi-Mon- fi-- ld 150-ho- rj rt i NIBLEY 0 SITTING ATOP THE WORLD WITH JIM MARSHALL o and family Mrs Verln Jes-o- p of Millville spent Mondiy with Mr and Mix Alpha Tiotson Mr ami Mrs Ivan Anderson and fvmilv Mr and Mrs William and ramilv Mr and Mg Smith and fam''y and Mr ; le and Mis Ellis Anderson and family scent Sundav in Logan cancan Mr and Mis August Iverson and Mr and Mis Oival Anderson Ivcr-o- n BalGid Yeates, IVelmar Itikn R.girs and Elda Iverson Sclav Thui rent evening at Logana plurge Mi and Mrs Grxiil Fliason and f.nuly of Logan spent Sunday with Mis Esther E'nson Scoutmaster Amos Gerber and Joseph Raxmuxxi n took their troop ot scouts to the hills for a hike W ednesday Mr and Mis N P OKon of Millville spent Thursday with Mrs A L Riggs A number of the ward people motcred to Log.tm plunge W Aft'- - the swim evening a dainty lunce v as served to the f llPwing Mi aid Mro N B Ernest Chug M- - and A Mrs Mauihov Fvlvn cates LaFiy Laron Phylns Maurhlcv Donna An enjoy ible time w as Ch igg had bv all I ois .fessop claughtii of M and Mr Freest Joxxop, K spending he- vacation hue Miss Jes,op has been employed in Piovo Mis- - Wilma Yeates, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Yeates u perdmg her summtr vacation lieie Mr and Mr- - Olof Olson motor- od to Ogden Mond ly They took their d uighter Fern back v ih th m who l employed here M xs Fern Olson spent the week- end with her parents Mr and Mrs Olof Olson ldcn Adams and Mr and Mrs son Reed of Logan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alma Larson Aeatc-Marvin spent Sunday 1 Howdy, folkk! The farmer who takes In summer boarders lias a lot of worries, tor one thing he has to keep up on his rural dialect. Summer boarders like to feel that they are living a rural life They don't mind eating a sardine if they are first assured that it is a brook trout. The Heir is safely at sea for the summer having a feud with a freighter skipper over whethar people should wear coats at dinner and we hope the skipper wins -- because we would hate to have the kid grow up a bum like his old man he but anyway while is away we have been prying through his school extbooks we have always been suspicious of textbooks especially the ones about history - which Mr Ford once truthfully characterized as bunk . . " WHOS. WHO rv THE NEW DEAL We got hold of one textbook-- on I and head that science Water freezes from the top Gordon T. Bleep Is one of the down whuh Is fortunate bemen who, under the provisions of cause if it froze from the bottom Industrial up all our fresh water fishes Control Act, has would be wiped out and we been appointed to should in fact have no fresh draw up a set of water fishes ." r e gulations to to which an old and cynical govern the resscientist can only remark Oh, taurant trade. yeah Dr. Bleep, a Lobecause if water did freeze gan man, is head from the bottom up fishes of the would simply hare evolved with w hi h is seeking to determine how many the ability to freeze in each wincoats of shellac shall be applied ter and thaw out each summer to the crust of an apple pie. They have reached no decision. Iu another place in this scien-tifitextbook we ran across the idea that there can t posquaint TODAY'S DEFINITION j sibly be' any life on Mais or j The Everett Highway: The Venus because the atmosphere land of the Midnight Son." of these planets will not support O O life . . . j the A really modern wedding is one where they spend the honeymoon in Reno so that time can be counted in ngbt from the start ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE Th w ith th new farm relief plan is that it don't afford any relief to th farmers relatives who drop in to matter SEA: from spend th weekend an remain all summer." One trouble with life is that It often kicks you in the pants when you think it should pat you on the back. Mrs Joe Bungstarter says she removed two spots from her husband s trousers last night a five spot and a ten spot. well, all we hare to say is that to the inhabitants of Mars and Venus It is probably taught that no life can exist on the earth or Wampus, as the Mar- tians call our and for reason which Mars as it is planet exactly the same is just as true on here Of course a lot of people think that the world and its sister planets are adapted to the sort of life that lives on them whereas the fact is the reverse and that life which is the most indestructible thing m the universe adapts itself to any sort of conditions It is just as impossible for us to imagine a Martian ving in dry heat 250 degrees as it is for a Martian to imagine us living in the intense cold of 75 below zero 1 t We fear we shall have to burn a few textbooks and go in for FAVORITE SAVINGS T some moie oral instruction v v e r owner: The f I We had a heck of a time exj Wouldnt that jar you? - punging from the Heirs head $ the queer notion that the war Law Professor- - Now, will some was a great crusade for some member of the class please give grant, vague ideal and not an me three examples of common attempt to rescue Mr Morgans millions property but we finally did it S t u d e n t Yes, sir cigarets, matches and umbrellas' AND LISTEN Some evening when you have nothing else to do take a squint at the kid s V E DIARY textbooks and discover the misBy roach to home, where do see information they re pumping into Lulr Homer Brew Dialing on the , your young hopeful . front lawn, and do say to him: .My lad, youve been fighting Vou've lost two front ogam And Lord! the young teeth! jackanaiies doth take a package The famous nursery lady who from his pocket and reply: No, I haven't, father. Here they are!" had "rings on her fingers and . . . And so to supper, where Dame bells on her toes, had nothing Brew contends she do be a better on the pigeons of China, which whistles on their tails ciunp eooke than 1 do be, she have an old Cninese custom, claiming that she can make a thisIt idea of placing whistles on taste like chi, ken a la tnudlicn ta.ls of pigeons by means Maryland, and I boasting that I the The ran cook a buzzard so that it do of fine copper wires taste like mallard du k, and we whistles are n ade of light wood do propose a rooking contest be- and weigh only a few grams twixt us, and we do shake hands, but they seive their purpose and agree to do no more about it Each is attuned differertly from another, so that mornings . . . Anon to bed and evenings, when the birds circle the Plea.se pass the flapjacks blowing through the apertures play an open-ai- r concert AITO TAX SI. I MI'S There are two of HELENA Mont l Less joytypes riding" and other forms of motor- whistles One has bamboo reeds stuck Montana in these together with fish glue ing Is going oi T1 has two three or from anlomob.lr bat records whuh showed a decline tels of wood, depending upon from $1 441 245 for the first six the tones desired The other type months of last vear to $1343 950 is a gourd whistle, made of the for the first half of the present shell of the tiniest of gourds The whistles are laquered black to protect them from the v.w auw cv J owexjr ou tha birds for their Uieltmes, i 1 1 -r Todays Oddity wind-curren- ts h, biffo-los- . Big Stick Waves Close To Laggard Industries m l.ATAtK" slid Roosevelt to hfs RODNLY DriCIILR XI- 4 Sfrvite stiti tnv Mai in Mi lot ie rlt.r ASH1N0TOV The big sink as lie' pupai id to announce his mi m il in it o orv and rehaii t been applied to Industiv, lit ( dim'ois, 'of '111 hot some felnut it has been vigorously waved lows vti'l be lalnng this a super-- c 1. in ' Gen Hugh Johnson had been Oh no. they wont," replied at undir his breath basic emsing Mi nt re. Industries which nouldnt bring in to call So evervone codes under t e reiovery a,t He it a 'super-cabinTbits a carried in his pockit a stick of poor nime for it, since the ad-- t n nistiator bloc is not more powdynamite in (he foim cf an ukl erful than the cabinet The prinmatuin requiring submission of cipal dinners and adnnnistiators codes within two weeks or else are undir t ho supervision of cabt- lied piomulgate codes of his own net numbers Roosevelt told him to hold up on CTING Secrctaiy of State Wil- that though Johnson had letters ham Phillips was mifftd when Indicating thut the steel imlustiy lie lomul himself announcing that dldn t intend to piav ball negotiations for return ot Jimmy Then Roosevelt decided to act Math in to Amenian soil in a In his own wav. He summoned Soviet plane were bang tarried Boss Mvron Tavlor of t S Steel 'on betwten the Ln'ttd Stales and and told hint to snap into it. The Russian gon laments thioiigh a steel code was readv the verv .New Aork brewery hoiking the next day and as word went out if ue of Mi'tuii Phillips Indnt that there wasn t going to be any paid n in h attention to the telefooling, other Lrg industries be- gram fi.im the S vnt asking pergan to fall over tnemselves get- mission for the fniein r' me to ting In their codes il n lialiefl land on Amcrii.in Johnson fumed again whm he that the I mh'd States would b saw the lumber code, its 48 hour fori id to rep!' tliuiugh the b.ev week and 2J'i cent minimum (tv He dictated a scorching wage This is he admitted, statement, but slept on " over- when askedpuzrl.ng it the brewery were night and substituted a more dip- baikmg the nscue flight An lomatic one which merely called aide . explained that It wa the lumbermen s teims 'wholly uu "by must we use the good acceptable" lofiites of a brewerv to peimit a The first drastic st,p was tak, n Soviet to land in Alaska? when the government moved to put he was pltne asked for the filth time the milk Industry on a lhenxe basis 'Oh well, let it go exi banned to foi,e i e, ale K l an t membets mtu Phillips, throwing up bis hands. maikettng agreements. 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Ini ) (c J right, v V v vv v i i Pi Ogden OGDEN, July 20 livestock reports for Wednesday as made by the USDA, are as follows Hogs - Receipts, 1715, most drivein butchers 10 to 15c lower, bulk best, $4 75, extreme top $4 80 for choice lot, mixed light and medium weights, $4 604; 4 75 186 part load Idaho butchers pounds, $ 485 200, steady bulk medium and good steers and hellers, $3 50414 50, good cows 52 75'n3 25 few cutter to com5 2 2 25 odd lots slaughv mon, $1 ter bulls, mostly Holstems $2 25 a 2 60, medium to choice vealer3 (I Cattle-Recei- 53 pts 50 4 5 00 17 630, two doubles 85 pound Idaho lambs $7 50 freight pad to coast, fev. lots common and medium drivein feeders $6 50, good and choice drivems rated $600ic650 Sheep Receipts C OPS AIDED STORK Kan n McPherson, to after bandits had terrorized - juv cm-- . zeas of three states in the middle west a large touring car went tearing down one of McPherson s ma.n streets Cruising police finally overtook the car after a wild chac Revolvers were drawn A nurse peered out and informed officers the stork was about to win W ith sirens a race screaiu ig again police assisted the nurse to the hospital and beat the stork SET CONTRACTORS IDAHO MEETING ! 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No need now to be chewed to PWrop HONORED bit bv these hlood-thirst- y pests' Th- - Pev H c i RLMNEY, Bu-- h ich on Kc ineth Cvsxeus of Lubei Me Just burn a little wheiever oi you poich wac avvaied youi honors for at a iccont cleigy-me- n want to s nd the summer night he-- e , conferen-- e bernusc he in comfort and you wont be no less than five narishes bntheicd again Moquitoes HATE the pleasant and Ineiuding Baptist Method.st odoi of burning Bu haoh and Congregational churches went come anywhere near It It's sure death to them if they do' RATTIER WAS 1 AMI AN DI ZOOK Kan d L cttlesnakes So protect v ourself from them have turned to back door pan-- l this eli .cp, easy way Money back handling here When Mrs B B if it fail Bu hach eonies in handy sifter Sherwood stepped out on her back pnr. h recently she discovered a cans at 25c and The at all pel, ted nf'esnake, apparently in quest for giocciy and drug stores food. adv sr-v- c, -- s . r I Remarks Hard-Boile- d An honest, idealist county offifellows cial -- there are sui h writes me a long letter telling me bis troubles in trying to get a strip program over to help the unemployed He concludes 'The most disoouraging thing I have had to fight is either the apathy or the actnb hostility of the biggest business houses in the the little i ity to this piogram merchants and the labor unions were 100 per cent The brother is s uking of a county scrip to pay for public work this s.np to be validated doubly, not onlv bv the value of the work performed but bv the cash stamps affixed by each fellow who handled the scrip Whom the gods would dAroy tbev first make mad If big business in this nation and in this world has not discovered that the only hope -- not bit for only for postenty of big business is to throw in and help the millions of honest little fellows that big business has sunk without a leadership trace then big business is so dumb that it deserves all it may g get When I see banks, and chambers of commerce, and big business houses so dumb tnai thev wont even bend as evebrow to be deceht to those whom ttv-have looted I boil and I burn and I bust forth with urn outh phises Why you, this ai d that cheip the bodv politic, th parasites on who have saved you onlv fellows have been fellows like mvsc'f who have stood agsint revolution and have fought for justice through law instead of the clurination that a lot of you had coming to you Any fellow of money who wou'd for personal profit, fight ANY method of salvation of the nn s n f nljVl, )v (S is UCk g , Ad t Vi tlcv If our bet billionaires have acquired at least a f lndament... sense of what it is all about bv this time I do not exnect them to achieve a sense of common decency then for one I m reach-tuoie ug auu quci trying to auoi the dumb Caesars, s o . 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