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Show 1 Italy and Leisure for Age Opportunity Income I Conservation of Human Resources More Attention to Making Life And Happiness and Encouragement for Youth FOR DEMOCRACY Address, 217 David Keith Bldg , No. 5 VOL Safety Sally UTAH, FRI DA Y, M AR. 4. 1938 at tin Port Offlct at Silt LakaClty. Utah, radar the Act of March 1, 1878 Stored Flags Down Speeders and HUMAN WELFARE Wears Out Two Bibles n isah Editorial Serving One Church Kalamazoo, Mich. -- Bev. Emanuel Mayer haa worn out two Biblea in the 40 yean he hat been paitor of Zion Lutheran church. Hia consresation marked hia anniveraary by presenting him with a new one. Rev Mr. Mayer haa missed only two Sundays in his pulpit since he came to the church as a youth of nineteen. Both times he was absent because of illness. His parents were married at ttie altar of this church. Arizona Yields Eones of Midget Dinosaurs Denver. j ragmen is of bones of believed to have been midget dinosaurs have been found ta a new bed of fossil reptiles on the Navajo Indiaif reservation In Arizona, according to Frank Class Cross, honorary curator of the Colorado Museum of Natural History No excavations have been made! Mr. Cross said, but preliminary surface finds included bones no longer than those of a chicken. He believed the midget dinosaurs had roamed Arizona 50,000,000 or 75,01)0,000 years ago. Introducing Safety Sally'' of Long Beach, Calif., newest of crossing lardo, along with two of the children whose Uvea she will help to pro-r- t. Sally" Is a high wooden doU designed to police" Long rach school crossings, serving as a perpetual reminder to careless olorbls. LAUNDRY DIVA 42-in-ch Install Wireless to Open Up Tristan Da Cunlia Jan to Relieve Monotony on Lonely Islands. C. Multiple D. Washington, hemes are afoot on Tristan da inha. This small island group in South Atlantic between Cape-- m British holidays. Italian and Dutch sailors, shipwrecked on Tristan da Cunha, also settled there and Australians, South Africans, and even negroes, have been added to the population. A century id Inbreeding among the forty families has strangely enough, resulted in strong, d people, as pious as they are They are loyal to the British crown. and Buenos Airei is so lso-e- d that for years It haa been own as The Lonely Islands." It may soon lose lta claim to the Welcome Breaks. le if the British government csr-- s Dances and weekly phonograph out its present plan to create the islands a radio transmitting concerts are welcome breaks in a I receiving station, says the hard existence on the island. Flocks of sheep provide wool for simple tional Geographic Society.- made recently by British knitted clothes, and the surroundiral experts resulted in astonish-:l- y ing seas supply ample fish. The ground has to be coaxed to raise clear reception. Growing In the Mediterranean and even the staple, potatoes. Rats deIncreasing value of England's stroy grain and wind and rain damroute age many other crops. Most comty make Tristan da Cunha a key modities including flour, tea, medicines, paint, and cooking utensils nt in imperial defense. In the future, airwaves may are imported from Great Britain and are donations by the governIng residents of Tristan da Cunha ment. When the twenty or thirty tons of supplies arrive, they are on the shore and apporEDUCING SURPLUS dumped tioned equally to each family. There are no banks for there is no money. Neither are there written laws. Taxes are paid in potatoes. When the potato crop falls and the supply steamer is overdue, the Islanders are menaced by starvation. Efforts have been made to induce them to Bits who Leiberson, recently made her debnt with the Philadelphia Civic Opera company, swings an Iron as she helps out in her fathers laundry. Can she be singing the Song of the Shirt? move to South Africa, but most of them have refused to leave. Plans lor the construction of. a mole at Tristan da Cunha, thus making it possible to keep a schooner there, have been discussed. This would enable the islanders to trade with Capetown, 2,000 miles eastward. "Another scheme Is the projected colonization of Nightingale island. Should young islanders choose to pioneer there, it would remove the strain from the main island. Public to Be Warned About Counterfeits manship. In one of these, a 82 bill, the figure was raised to $500. Few Europeans know that Jeffersons picture is on a $2 bill, while the $500 Washington. The Treasury has note bears the portrait of McKinlaunched a drive through Its secret ley. Know your Presidents," is service division .to make the Ameri- therefore a wise counsel, whether at can public, particularly retailers home or abroad, for those who may and storekeepers, more counterfeit-minde- be targets for counterfeiters. As part iff the drive, it is Of late there has been a good aimed to educate the public as to deal iff counterfeiting of small coins. the pictures of Presidents on notes The upward curve seems to reflect of various denominations. the increased use of coin and slot The volume of seizures of countermachines. Kaw is the time hall player think feit money is decreasing. Fart of With the vast increase in the numgoing Booth lor spring training the credit seems due to the educaber of government checks Issued, P. Jimmy Foxx, line first tional drive of the secret service. another field haa been opened to wmaa and heavy hitter of the Thousands of circulars have been criminals. In various parts of the toa Red Box, mounts a bicycle sent to retailers throughout the country, many government checks Philadelphia gymnasium to country, showing them how they have been either forged or otherte off a few pounds before going could be more alert in detecting wise cashed by those who had no camp. counterfeit bills. The circulars give right to have them. A few months ago a counterfeit pictures and diagrams of the more counterfeits that are now ing ring in the Middle West printed dangerous daily communication with a 1,000 checks that its members inlrd Practically unknown to them. in circulation. tended to cash, but the secret servreservice secret the Recently Tetofore. their only contact with ice caught up with them before they bills from counterfeit ! seven ou,lide world has been the in- ceived had passed many. of excellent work all Amsterdam, fluent visits of a supply steamer. of the end of the World war ; lnt reach them until several rs after the Armistice. Five Islands In Group. da Cunha Includes Night-,nd Inaccessible Islands and 0 tiny islets ail of volcanic origin, rgest of the group Is Tristan da '"a, with an area of about 16 Sheer cliffs edge moat , "lend and much of the interior , sparsely wooded slopes of extinct volcano which soars to rV 8.000 feet From a crater Pur waterfalls which could be y 'ea to provide electric power for radio station. On a shelf-lik- e u the volcano's northwest ,e are huddled the rude alone huta Treasury Launches Drive by Its Secret Service. d. - Looks at Record Between Dips 188 J1 t islanders. Draft Idle Dollars, Connect Idle Men, Resources It ecems to me that inasmuch as politicians will not let the government make and regulate its own money, it would be exceedingly wise to draft all the idle billions in the banks, con nect them up with the 11,000,000 idle nii'n and the undeveloped resousces of the West and begin making a stable prosperity. We are in a state of war economic war and an army of men women and children is fighting with its quite back to the wa,L To drr ft all the billions in the banks and save this army would be a very good deed compared with that of drafting an army of men Logo out to slay and be slain Is money so dear and wealth so sacred that it cannot be brought out from hiding to save the people? Must slavery to its false creed continue until the ship of state sinks in the mire? I do not ask that this wealth be drafted simply to feed the people, hut drafted for the purpose of uncovering, bringing out and putting to use the resources here which have a potential wealth of many billion. Then we could employ all the idle at wages that would rehabilitate them. And we could build a practical grandeur of utility and beauty that would out do all the past. Noth;ng but the stupidity of leaders is in the way. I repeat, politicians will not cannot do it. They have not suffered and hungered, but have thrived during the depression. They have little vision and lack wisdoip.and the same with the bankers and financiers The man or men who must come to lead the saving movement for humanity must come up from the grass roots of the nations suffering; must come from near the hearts of the people.not criticising and condem-in- g them, but sympathizing, and wiling to take the people by the hand and walk'with them until they are redeemed from poverty and bondage. Which is better, to draft the idle money, at a little loss to the bankers, in order to save the country, by producing and building for the people's use and comfort, or to leave the money idle to continue its usury and let the social order sink to ruin? This great country created the wonder stoiy of all time by mobilizing our men and our might,in the name of patriotism, to win the world war. Why cant we now mobilize our money and our might to wage and win, as the President has ably tried to do, an economic war and open all the resources for the use and happiness of all and not for the profit of a few? Let Employers Help the Situation Ri-tes- ts r Say, friend, surely you can do something toward your Every dollar will help. account with this paper. To my good friends who read this paper I say that lam giving both body and sou to the cause of human welfare, and that wlhout purse or script. Surely you who have been served so long can do something to help Along; hard-workin- ty .tiiink . long-live- K'i By C. N. LUND, Paths lead What kindof an anvil chorus will it take to arouse the employers of men and women to the danger of the present situation? What size hammer will it take to pound some uncommon sense into their heads? Here are some cases in point. An apartment house, nearly filled with childless couples. Each man has a splendid job with a big salary, and the wife works in another office with a big salary, and about all they do at night is to attend gay parties. Each wife is standing in the way of the employment of the father of a family which is in need. Here is a man with five dependents, out of work and all of them in need; the wife of a neighbor man who earns a salary sufficient to support the family, is working, bringing a double income into the home while hundreds and thousands of homes have no income. Here are public offices filled with married women whose husbands earn handsome salaries while good, efficient men walk the streets idle. Always Fighting cave they have found what they On the walls of an age-ol- d claim is the oldest drawing-madby man. They say it dates back 35,000 years. And the picture simply tells the story of men killing each other in hand to hand battle. Their weapons were crude but the result was the same. This shows how very little man has progressed in all the centuries of time. Te all my good business friends, let me say that this effice dees goad Jab Printing, and it daas It far less than Cards, the trust price. Get yeur Letter Heads, Envelepes, Circulars, Hand Bills fram us, help the causa and save. Can't Make It Worse Some who criticise the Primary Law say that under it good and capable men like those the party system selects cannot be procured. Away with such rot. There is no way whereby selections and government could be worse than the results of the old party spoils system. This Paper reaches all man and all agencies that are Alsa the aged dalng worthwhile things In Caaparatien. Is far And It oaepla and their arganlzatlens. casts less thanthem all. Dedgers. It will pay ta advertise In It. It A Pretty Picture but I see ten They say they are makinir peace in Europe, war-going to away from the arms million fine boys going out to sleep and them rocked while ago of those who but a little as windows going the away from they go; who will watch from 1 fe has awake become as and society, just home and school withand and love hope with living, with music and mirth, soul and destroying to the heart throbs away business of slaughter at the command of the liars, the hypocrito satisfy the greed tes, the vil ains who make war at pleasure their souls. Oh lost which have of nations and ambitions Christians and civilized business men, have you no betier way of making use of th youth of the world? If not it were better for for you that you had never been born. - a subscription today Men, don't bo niggardly. Sand us In Job Printing. need what for orders you In Send your the settlement to the sea, 100 below. tUwnent is called Edin-low grass-thatch- mbl huts Yes, We Are About There those of the Scotch High- nd ome of the residents are Orst permanent n WUlUm Glass. He was a Wh corpora in a garrison ata-t- a ISIS. When the sol- -' Wert removed in 1817, Glass Permission to remain. tf nf hi! 501 American whalers once tanded 00 Witnn dm celebrate the weU as all the July who said somewhat as follows: When the a condition will voters take no interest in their government will be at each others .solves like the when people, arise The county Crmm.s-sione- rs throats. That condition is about here. to a hearing on their prolasf woe invited the public The invitation was in $125,000 the budget posal to increase man lone one appeared! eVcrv paper. And only It was Jefferson dta . ... ... v Warrior ta the Booth. ytrfc end minus hie brown derby. enjoy, an nnnual mid-- e inter va.-.tio- . Published Weekly by C. N. Lund $1.50 PER YEAR COOPERATION ISOM LAMB IS AT WORK BACK IN ZION Mr Isom Lamb of Prosperity Plan fame has Le n in Fait Lake all this week and has been busy organizing his newly perfected stream-lineProsperity Plan whii-is fool proof and law proof and uses nothing but coin 1937. of the realm. Accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Ilalc, he held a The public will profit by all mass meeting at the Anderson kinds of fair and honest coop- Hall Monday evening. eratives which have a human Another Prosperity Plan, welfare motive. If too much two, is said to be coming selfishness cniers in it will be out of the Atlas Building where fatal so much prosperity history has The Interstate Cooperative jecn made. members will meet Thursday Mrs. Athalane X. Dndley Counevening at the City and accepted appointment as Superty building to orgmize a Credit visor of Salt Lake County of Union and elect officers. the Isom Lamb Prosperity Now So. State Inc. Office 323 2 GOOD WORK St. where meetings will be Mr. Grant Leonard has writ- held every Monday night. ten a lenghty article on the subWomans Independence Club ject of Cooperation Challen- meets every Monday at 3. p.m. ge to Youth. lie says that a young man can go through all PERSONAL ITEMS the grades, the high school and the U of U., without the meanOur good friend Xeplii Jening of cooperation brought sen of Tooele, was in the other home to him. What is youth's day and performed a good deed answer to problems of the that will stand to his credit machine age? be asks. And he when those who deny the right sums up the answer in two to live to a publisher who is words, 'Consumer Cooperation. serving humanity are forgotten which he continues, Is business lie is failing in health but let in the interest of the peoplp, it be known that he has done by the people and for the his share toward making a people. He traces the evolu- worthwhile world. tion of modern economic con ditionsfrom 1100 A. D. to the And heres a welcome letter from my good friend Judge J W. present, first, expansion ; second adexpanding wants; third, En- McKinney, whose ability ie mired and whose friendship is larged expansion of the medium of exchange; fourth, Expanded appreciated and treasured. Dear Friend: production; fifth, The TransitI feel prompted to express ion, still going on, lie concludes with the statement that the my appreciation of your splensuccessful principles of Con- did article on Lincoln in the sumer Cooperation that will February issue of your valued save the day, were those set publication. I also take the opforth by 28 unlearned wcaveie portunity to congratulate you upon your long, able and perof Rochdale in 1844. sistent service in battling for liberty, justice and humanity. With kind personal r. gards How Abvut Politics? and best wishes for your health It does not become citiz- success, and happiness, en! to criticize other forms of I remain, yours sincerely, government while they enJames W. Me Kinney. dure the graft and corruption and shame of their own Mrs. Applequist sent two of politics. Wbat shall we do in her fine sons to the office with the situation locally? How shall we get bad men out and a yard of long green to help the cause toward the second million good men in? One trouble dollar mark. Thanks. If the is offi locally that so many world was run according to the cials are taken to be good men on account of religion. ideals of this good woman we would be much better off. Cooperation in life insurance has come to stay and is to cut some figure locThe ally. Cooperative Life Insurance Co., of America wrote more than $6,000,000 worth in beg-ginni- ng d per-ha- ps I i 1-- NOTICES. W.J i i . i I : i i ; I i I It Bp Wm. F. Perschon, manager of the PerschonFaint store on State street, sends his check for a years subscription. As long as we have subscribers like The Builders of Old Age Security meet every Tueday afternoon at 3 P. M. at the Moose Hall. All aged people this good man on the list we are invited. .Good programs. Sam not w ng ).in vain. 1 hanks. F. Keifer, Chairman. 1 he Old Age Security Group But How Much Comes In Senate Bill No. 4, enacted inFriday afternoon All aged people are to Btate law, provides the Sales invited. Paul II. Allred, Chair- Tax be divided as follows: 1 To the governor for relief, So. State man. 323 $3,200,000. 2 To the governor for needed state buildings $330,000. meet every at 4 P. M. :t 1- -2 DONT FORGET US When you need anything in the line of neat and attractive 3 To the state district school fund $500,000. 4 To state equalisation fund $100,000. 5 To the state general fund $150,000. 6 All other revenues in em- ergency fund during fiscal year to be appropri&ited to Old Age Assistance fund provided that no more than $2,000,000 shall be used for old age assistance during any fiscal year. 7 The governor hat authorThis Office Prints ity to reduce or transfer items or parts thereof within any of Fine Stationery Letter Heads the appropriations, or to eliminCards, Envelopes; Hand Bills, ate any appropriations herein. In December 1937 there were Circular, Booklets, Books, Etc. 11,589 aged people receiving the Press from the amount spent, $260,821.10. New cases were 217 Keith Bldg., added and February does Printing for Less and nowJanuary 12,500 are receiving it. If the full amount of $30 is Now. given cach.the law will have to Can get you the UnlonLabel bo amended so the full revenue from Sales taxes may be had JOB PRINTING Come In Wasatch Order ee I |