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Show PROGRESSIVE AMERICA UBER ALLES SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT ' ! i ' i' I . i I. ' ! , National News our of Personal Fear Without Interest or favor Organization New take much satisfaction out of the fact that the great writer, Roger Baboon has come out for Cooperative way of life, with a spiritual or religious background may be able to save mankind at the present time He speaks the truth. It should be tried in this country before it is too late. The totalitarian forms of government just politely wipe cooperatives and labor unions off the map. OLD AGE PENSION Utah State Old Age Pension Group meets weekly Tuesday 2.30 p. m. Chapman Library Branch corner 6th South and St west. Wednesday 7. 30 City Hall Branch. City and Co .Bldg Room 106. Thursday 2 pm. Salt Lake City Branch at 41 Post Office Place. The WPA organisation has been holding open house all week showing the public their acheivements in many lines. The officers and workers havs made a record that Utah should be proud of. When one considers all that has been done and the number of people who has bten employed it causes him to wonder. A big community dinner was given by the organisation at the U. of U. Stadium Monday evening and an elaborate program carried out. This organisation should be continued, enlarged and extended in its helpfull operations. GET RICH IN MINING A.G Carlson, Jeweler at 418 So. State St. has found an honest mining proposition and is inviting friends to get in on the ground floor and get rich. It is the Hickman Canyon Mining and Development Co., near All real cooperators should Bldu... Some Items The best thinker and the best informed msn in all of that part of Sanpete which lies south of Manti, called at the office the More than one hundred years ago there was published and other day with his surplus of silgiven to the world through Joseph Smith the following pro ver. His name is John A. Anderphetio statement, which is in the process of more literal ful sen, and he is a walking encyfillment than most any prophecy we know of. Read and con clopedia on advanced economics aider that it was published more than a tentury ago. He even has studied Shakes"The days will come when war will be poured out upon all peare to get his views on econations. And thus, with the sword, and by bloodshed, the in nomics. We are very glad to habitants of the earthshall mourn, and with famine and plague have him on the list and shall and earthquakes, and the fierce and vivid lightnings also, shall try to pass some of his ideas the inhabitants of the earth be made to feel the wrath and in- on to the public. dignation and the chastening band of an Almighty God until this United If States of Amerthe consumation decreed SHALL MAKE A FULL END OF ica as gets good and honest ALL NATIONS, ' service from all of its employees as it gets from the head of the Dont let anyone tell you that the FIFTH COLUMN isnt department of internal revenue, operating in Salt Lake. It is. Men for whom the government Mr. Ira N, Hinckley, then it has done its best, according them all privileges and liberties and should be prosperous possible under the Bill of Rights; its people have been kind and hospitable to them, neighborly and helpful, and yet they flourishing. Honesty, integrity and economy in public office are out to tear the vitals from the principles of life and freeare the crying needs of tne day, dom that all the ages have contributed to build and maintain. and we believe that these virLet all unite to keep safe and secure the only home liberty has tues are worked out to near today. If it perishes here then humanity is lost. God forbid itl perfection in Mr. Hinckleys department. He held us up on One of the editors of the Los Angeles Examiner writes as the street the other day and infollows: "Tossing death and destruction on peaceful residents stead of taking something he of neutral nations may be what some people callwar, but to gave freely and liberally. Everme it is just plain, first degree mass murder. I have no use for yone knows what the Lord said any man who would order such a thing, nor any use for persons about the cheerful giver. What a blessing it would be if this spring of condoning it. and fragrance that we behold in naturecould find lodgebeuty ment in the hearts of men the world over. Instead there is hate and darkness, and greed and lust. How shall the change come? David Keith OPINION Walnut, IA , (population 1,072) started a municinal in 1925 and found that it could produce current at board for less than 2 cents a kilowatt hour which mu cheaper than it could buy it from a private "high lin. the for besides, w.!!1 itself And, plant paid in three pany. HIGGINS VILLE, MO., (population 3 339) made a net of 119.762 in 1033 with rates that average 2 3 cent owatt hour. It cost them only 4 of a cent per kilo , to produce the current. They use Diesel engines. MAQUOKETA, I A , a city of 3,600 population bee,,, its muni pal light and power plant, has a 7 cent miim rate scaling down to as low as 2 cents whereas in 22 other es in that section of the st ate the maximum rate charge1, private companies is from 14 to 18 cents per k. w. h. ifmekarfa WaMhtngton Digeet Washington Stirs With War Talk As Defense Comes High 2-- tul 3-- Plan Takes Shape J President Roosevelt Asks Congress for Billion Dollar Military Appropriation in Addition to Regular Annual Grants for Army and Navy. Tragic plight of Europes royal war balnea. Grand Duch of Russia, Europes most noted exile and cousin of marie blared forth in loud tones the tlj By WILLIAM BBUCKABT It statesman. tells of wisdom a learned Csar, why there is oniy woe ah-a- d for tiny heirs to WNU Service, National Press shouted to the world that the United thrones broken or threatened by invading armies. A full Bldf., Washington, D. C. pj States of America must do everyfeature illustrated WASHINGTON. I shell try, in thing it can to help the allies. Yes, the with distributed next Sundays Los magasine must supply money! And sit this article, to provide you with a angele EXAMINER. of Austin for national Senator of capital repeal your argued picture dur-in- g Johnson Act the last few weeks. It is a situ- that Now, it may be remembered that ation, a condition that, in general, gives rise to very little pride. But Senator Hi" Johnson of California the facts must be faced, tor in this fought and fought until be was able capital city things have happened to convince congress that none of that can best be described as the the foreign nations who had not paid c of chil- their debts should be allowed to borscreaming and dren playing cops and robbers. row any more money in the United Only, of course, the screams were States. The California senator is screams of men and women in one of seven men now in the senate places of official responsibility and who were there during file first the panicky- outbursts and orders World war, and ha is still going were the excited and unbalanced strong. procedure of leaders in public and No Payment on War Dehte private life. in the midst of hi, period which Hat Been Made Recently I am attempting to describe came The' law that he forced through President Roosevelt's voice, heard congress, almost single handed, was over the din of the others because a good law when it was passed. It the President and his office are re- is a better law today, considering spected. He drove to the Capitol that those nations which we helped building and there, before a Joint by men and billions of dollars are assembly of senate and house, he involved again in a war to save asked for new national defense democracy. And, incidentally, they measures, and he asked for $1,196,- - have paid nothing on their debts in the last 10 or 12 years, so that they still owe around $13,500,000,000. Lights have been bunting late in the war and navy offices. Mr. Roosevelt worked one night until two oclock in the morning. That was while he wss preparing his defense speech. Even the gambling spirit is around. One can get bets in the capital city that we will be mixed up in Europes war, and the dates that are offered range anywhere from a few weeks to next ed play-pani- Pathfinder Polls Public Opinion BAVNMIFJIINIDIIR PATHFINDER polls keep millions of folks everywhere nodf advance on vital questions war, politics, elections, f3 problems, labor, world events. An exclusive PATHFIXDl feature. Nothing else like 1L A real news sensation. i Read in More Than a Million Homes Besides, PATHFINDER is the worlds news oldest and most widely-rea- d magasine, bringing to you in words ana pictures everything that happens, fresh from the worlds news center in Washington. World events verified and interpreted, boiled down into 20 unbiased, interesting departments non-partisa- n, Costs 75 less. dependable, complete. LI pathfSRBer Both Only $1.7!! winter. And the politicians. Yes, they about the thing, also. The inner circle and the third term advocates are smiling with that appearance that goes with a knowledge that they have gained ground. Privately, many of them will say that the nearness of the are busy ed war makes certain that Mr. Roosevelt win be elected for a third term. They are sure the country win not Somethng like the one hundreth offering in the line of ecodare to change horses in the middle of the stream, not even if France nomic plans has come to our desk and it is from the brain and and England did change their prinpen of Dr George A Wilson, entitled, "Money to Burn. It Mr. Roosevelt will cipal leaders. is among the best that we have considered and shows much have to remain on the Job because 000,000 in sppropriations to pay for his two terms give him a great adthought and study in setting forth an ideal economic system. an expanded army, navy, marine in with these fordealing vantage The book is worthy of a more comprehensive titld and the sycorps, shipbuilding plants, munition eign problems, they are saying. I etc. stem should have a better name than Wonomian. It is gratiplants, gun production, Mr. Roosevelt foresaw desperate He Kept Ut Out of War' fying to know that there are some who demand something far I need for these things and he told le Now Being Reoioed better than the present state of affairs for all men, woman and I congress to speed up these appro--I And dear Mr. Secretary WaUace children. The system, like nearly all the other systems we prlations. According to the Presl--1 of the department of agriculture. conditions view of that the dents have examined, lacks one thing, and in lacking that it lacks He couldnt get in on the excitement our nation faces, fast enemy airany other way, apparently. So, in about everything the spiritual. No plan can succed that is planes esn reach Kanaas City or St. his keynote speech to the Iowa Dembefore the heart of America not bedrocked on spiritual foundations. Moses and Jesus gave La Bine Louis state convention, he anocratic Joseph by we can do anything about it Moreout the world-savir nounced that Mr. Roosevelt had plan long ago, and absolutely nothing over, parachutists from enemy but failure can be predicted for any other plan. These two Gives our readers each week planes might drop in, most any day kept this nation out of war. That his tribute, but Immediately characters built and planned for all man of all tuna, and failu r a comprehensive report of the now, and start taking over our cities was were a good many persons there and towns and countrysides. The and chaos are now enveloping mankind because their plan has a similar alogan from important, verified happen- fact is that Mr. Roosevelt made Eu- able to recall1916 when it was used not been followed. For forty years we have been publishing Europe, and ropes war appear so close to Wash- back about ings in war-to- m with great effectiveness. to we that expect own in our really may ington country. writings which include the best in this and all other plans and All through these days that I have hear bombs exploding almost any we know now, and have known for some time, that none of sought to describe was a steady minute. the manmade plans will or can suaceed. It would be worth the In view of all of these things, Mr. stream of bad news from Europe-b- ad news for all of us who want to Roosevelt thought we ought to have South Saa price of martyrdom if it would bring in a plan like Dr. Wilson 50,000 airplanes, and see the allies (or anybody else who approximately But it cannot be. The saving plan must be lifted from the Ieland can do it) knock Hitler and his gsng build them tonight or tomorrow. Magic? into smithereens. The United sacred books where the sacred books whore the Author of all Preudent'e Requeet Added States is Of that there is things human placed it to operate for all men of all time. This no doubt The Hitler drives into To Regular Appropriations docs not mean that mens good efforts for a better system The vast sum for which the Presi- Holland and Belgium have made It count for naught. They help to prepare the minds of those dent asked is in addition to about certain that few supporters of Hitler dare assert themselves in this coun$3,276,000,000 in appropriations that who shall survive. It is true that men will do the work of rewere requested for the military try. But I have a hunch that allied building the higher social structure, but only under the direcservices in the regular annual ap- censorship has been opened somewhat in order that we, here in the tion of the One who shall come to rule and call the nations to propriation bills for the fiscal year United States, can get the full im1940. He ason 1, that begins July peace and show them His truth which has been with mankind sured congress there was no over- pact of the slaughter, rape and for two thousand years, but the world rejeoted it. He alone committed by the lapping of itema. This was an new I say It la Just a the best thought can pull huminity oitof the gulf into which it represented stuff; itje descending. of what ought to be done to meet hunch. You see, it might be possible after all that the allies would the challenge of Hitlers legions. like to have us in the war on their As Hitlers legions overran Holland and Belgium, the war fever of side to pay their bills and have our Washington hit a new high. It had soldiers killed, again. started up when the German dicAnyway, this whole thing gripes By W. W. Whitney went into Norway. Naturally, me beyond expression. tator It is disNEW THOT TO DAY. the temperature increased when the gusting to see activities that were Attend a peoples independence council meeting in your awful forces of the Hitler machine hardly equaled in the midst of the were turned loose in the Low Coun- World war. It is more disgusting own now vacant Hall call the inactive and indifferent and tries. Mr. Roosevelts speech to to listen to talk that represents perother people, both youth and age together once a week and congress, wen advertised in ad- fection in lack of balanced thinking. discuss the great and small problems of the people that vance to a nation of people that was by There is no doubt at all that our fall an enlightened electorate may go to the polls and vote waiting for decisions from Washingarmy and our navy are for below intelligently and know the Whys and Wherefore's of. the eston, turned on all of the valves of par. That is to say, this nation has sential differences between the two major political parties. excitement as a street cleaner floods nothing like the necessary or proper a street from a fire hydrant Only defense structure that a The firt meeting of this kind wis hel i in the County Court great nathe fire hydrant gives off cool wa- tion must have. But if there home Logan Utah, Sat., April 23th. Will the publio support is to to in which like children ter play, be preparations against enemies, thi i move 100 that the rim may be redeemed, and the poor before the Presidents speech, why neglect enemies But have fair play. Your writer is ready to serve this cause 6 days within our there were such sour songs as that gates. It we face the it must a week and preach a sermon upon it on Sunday Your for facta, sung by Senator Austin of Vermont be admitted that we have fifth cola bslaucod budget and system. W. W. Whitney. assistant Republican leader in the umn" dangers within the boundaries senate. Mr. Austin rose gravely in of America, dangerous fifth his place in the senate and there I have written in these columns We have coma to the parting of the ways, and humnity is WAR TALK before that Chairman Dies of the is: Whioh way shall we of at the eroossroads. The question Two piece pajama special house committee wss doing this generation decide to go? Shall we keep straight on the Crown Tested Rayon. The winsome a great Job in ferreting out the William Bruckart Isn't very little model, is Mias Kay Johnson groups in the United States that road of animal competition or make a right turn toward human proud of the way in which govposing for the Auerbach Company would destroy our government I ernment officials in Washington in Salt Lake City. Color excitement Animal oompetion still leads to war, famine, havs become so excited about have written likewise that Mr. Dies from the land of Ball . . . equlslta the danger of U. & involvement pestilence; but man s power to destroy is now so great that was fought at every turn from withturquoise pantaloons, more than in Europe's war. He sees no yard wide, at the botom . . . topped in the administration which is of tha its full use would wipe out all of man's achivemonts that have for panic. This Is a time by a Klwanl Gold flngertop blouse, same Democratic political faith as marked man as the most civilised animal. Must the old order Wide, wide bell sleeves, wrap around fof balanced thinking and not he. So, it strikes me that preparabodice. Hot Orange, the fashion the if is as road that seems wav? It that civilisation Enemies within our luddling. perish enof all the sportsworld tion must include defense rage stes or the fifth column against is following now. What hope is there nowin the faco of the circles her waist. Matching little tha fifth column" of our nation as receive of flowers attention, special ars In Islands nestled in so the loom World that of destruction large events? well as the fifth columns" and the prospeots curia of her hair. according to Bruckart See him, Mr. Grantsville. is our Neighbors of one Carlson SEN. HIRAM JOHNSON trusted. ho can be Hes been in the Senate since the hut World war and is still going strong. 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