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Show AMERICA UBER ALLES EDITORIALS WORTH READING PROGRESSIVE the good and promm (or Hui Organizations that of this city, and citizens nent Welfe, one of the outstanding business (This Paper claims membership in them all through u,lJj Ctty ' men, is Alfred Sorensen, Jew- accept ihe best that each has to offer. They should u,, STATE OLD THE UTAH 2nd AGE South., East PENSION eler, at 75 Meets Thurs. 2 PM. I.O.O.F. Ilall. poc-- t rSTKn where he has just rounded out "2 P.M. Chapman Library, 6 So g wfiee pL his fortieth year in the Jewelry Tuea. P.M. 7:80 CityACo Bldg. business. He has made it a Letter Fox it holding meeting! every Sunday J. George himselt for splendid success Mr. J. A. Stokes, City. Co Bldg., for the American Foundation for Abundance. Cq in take able to and has been Your bulletin, No. 2, ComClub Townsend No. The 1. holds also who eons hie fine with him meeting munism on Trial, states that 168 Bo. WeattTem, Gives barn r).ry will give have succeeded in the business evening 7:80.at this paper (Hereafter the Utah Progressive Labor day night till farther notice at 255 East 3rd So ncetVer!li what personal news items it His hobby, if he has one, is to League is an offshoot of the The Utah Procrawrtve Labor Least hold two h and take a prominent and capable Workers Alliance. Daniel Black can get from subscribers two educational saentlnga every month In us s,, w friends So send in your news part in progressive polities Inga are held every Tuea day 7:80 p. m. organiser, makes no ooncealin whioh ment of beingT jmmunist sy-- J items and dont be backward) and human welfare, The I AM group now has a Reading Room fields he haa been at the front 25 East 2nd So. Meeting! every Sunday No one is more worthy of mpathiser. Now this bulletin at in T time. Success to him Bldg.. was read to our meeting Nov. mention in these eolumns than for a long and Fridays at 1:45 Wednesdays 7:30 (or youth and ud new and his sons during the year. 28,1930, and the body denied Mr.andMre Benj B Stringham Security Forum diaruaaion topics Hamnegg, the man at is a There good any aifiliation with the Work- who have been with the paper transaction income tuition, homestead exemption, businesa successful of a helm ers Alliance, Communist party from before the beginning, It Or 414 theO. K. Sboe Shop or any other political party. Mr may not be news now that they Nw-7:30 p-1 Chriot HU 8U i. go. o.oio gut. Black was there and made his recently gave away a fair and work is he have Jansen and Technocrats public meefing Thursday evening and alwaysat own statement that he had not accomplished daughter Rotelyn tfudy been connected with the Com- who was lately home from a stitching ang hammering in the Monday evening at their room at 168 So. Wert Temple. of repairing shoes. The inmunist party for some time. successful mission. Long life art he has displayed should Approved Dec. 12. and happiness ami prosperity dustrymade him rich by now. have Signed, Elmer S. Lewis, 3ec. to Mr. Stringham and family. SHOE REPAIRING who haa ideas of is a man He John Nason, Pres. For quite sometime Mr. String-hahis own and does not parrot U.ft. waa a saviour on Mt Zion. others the things like, speak GENERAL SECURITY He is now managing the Logan tell him to, but does hie own SHOESRO The how repuired is f e Cooperative. thinking. He cant puite ace think production and distribution of baric Joba When :: at you Moderate Pfo ofkavlng Neighbor Carl S. Fors, con- through all the things that orShorn Repaired 414 So. State 8twd goods and produce haa decreased in your and to claims is be tractor and true, builder, doing thodoxy forty yean from forty billion to a to Ingersol to explain hie best make the leavea to it country s factor of about ten bfflkn safe for its citizens by building some of it. More business and technological advance in the and he is capable proiperity to him in 1940. of human labor good homes, efficient. What the coun and uncompensated by a proportioned ia needs more noise like that advance in public credit creation and try made by builders like Mr. Fore Scientist Declares Bata businesa taxation on aources with with the saw and the hammer Actually Dodge Gunfire access to unused financial reserves oi and the trowel. That would CLEVELAND, OHIO. Why shootdie creation of finantial credit is almost impossimean prosperity and security. ing bats at night constitutes the cause of recession and ble, why deer are increasing in numv 75 East 2nd. South N. P. Sorenson, an honest bers in Ohio, and why mammals unemployment in the operation of a are in and thrive cycle perish nm production economy. By reason Shoemaker of 372 Coatsville itudied and explained by sciJewelry, Watch, Kodak Repairing of die cheapening of process in the Avev has done a lot toward sav entists at the Cleveland Museum el 40 Yean In Halt Lake Natural History, which houses the production of goods the nge of the ing our soles and will oontinue world's largest collection of mamsmall producing tradesman is rapidly to do so. One of hie first busiWe can serve you better than ever mals. ot one ia at passing and only the intioductioB of ness errandb this year waa a via. bats night "Shooting the principle of security incomes and it to this office to see that we the moit difficult things on earth to do," eaid B. F. Bole Jr., price discounts on abundant goods were provided with ahoee. Good at the museum. "The bat THE HEAT IS ON and produce can restore n free luck to him and hie business, flies in a circle and chases the wadThis fired from the shotgun. economy and adequate purchasing This paper has among its sub ding precedes the bullet end since the and creation credit Public power. scribera certain men who ought bate are exceedingly fast, they actransaction income taxation are to be in congress. Among them tually dodge the bullet by diving for the wadding. cussed at the February Tenth is C. H. Cammans. If he were The deer, he said, is becoming Security Forum, Salt Lake Chy and there and was 20 years younger more and more plentiful and some County Building, 7.30 PM he would show them where to day may become "really common." It has been determined that Geo.C.Christehsen, Tetny Chairman. head in at in the matter of hu- mouse epidemics which wipe out man welfare. He ia a speaker almost completely the mouse popuof ability who could keep them lations occur every three or four years. awake and lead them to act. INTERESTING Buy Yourself Some Inspiration AS Inpiratlonal Reading and a fine gift for some Mother or her daughter, or for anybne who enjoys good Poetry, why not buy a copy of LEGACY a collection of poems by n Utahs Poet, Christie Lund Coles. Mr. D. S. Kirk, of the Spokane Daily Chronicle, says in his paper: Mrs Coles writes with the easy grace and depth of thought which characteaise good poetry. Her work is simply genuine, beautifully conceived and capably written poetry. We find it impressive after reading so much Of the common place that is foisted off on the public as poetry. Order your copy now, $1.00 post paid. Wasatch Press. 217 David Keith Bldg, Salt Lake City, Phone Waa 4648. Wanted A good selling agent, lady preferred, well-know- I I f' . I We take our hat off to the Optimist Club which has for its slogan, Friend of the Boy, and aims to build character and privilege for underprivileged youth. This is one of the finest ' efforts we have read about and we support it 100 per cent. Many a great man has come up from the ranks of the underprivileged by getting a hand and a boost at the right time. But countless ones have gone down and down to the gutter and perdition because there was no helping hand to steady them and give them opportunity. In spite of all the brain in the legal and judicial systems boys are .herded to the prisons and reformatories and few voices are raised to anything better. We cannot see how anyone can live a more pure and undefiled , religion than to lend a Lei ping hand .so the underprivileged who are crying outftfr aid from every corner of the land. Better look up from your ledgers, you rich men, and lend a hand while there is time The awful look on the faces of these children and young people who are denied about everything worthwhile, is a most ominus one and does not augur well for the future. The great and wise ones are saying and ringing, God Bless Americawhich sounds fine, but it would be better to get down among the unfortunates who have been pushed aside by the system, give them a hand and throw out the life line to their sinking souls. ed What, says an English writer, is the use of defiantly reckoning our ship tonnage when the children of our slums would shame a Kafir Kraal? The great souls of the big men of the Victorian Age who were debating the origin and destiny of man and the office of God, were too aloof to know the children crawling naked in the galleries of the mines. It is about the same today. The so called great men in the financial world and most of them in the political world, cannot see, from their positions of wealth and luxurious living, the condition of the millions of children who are stunted and weakened by malnutrition. They cannot and will not try to realise the condition of all these boys and girls, and therefore they have not w.sdom to do what should be done to save the country and the people. They are apparently deaf and dumb before the awful truth that beeauae of the conditions which they will not concent to remedy, the great and wonderful, even miraculous Age which cams in with the steam engine and wrought what it was thought not even the Gods could do, is going out and ending ini the destruction of its civilisation and its life by bombs and guns under-privileg- ii i' ! 1 ed There are so many thinp going on in the country that it is siiqply appalling, and we dont mean maybe We refer not only to what aliens and alien sympathisers are doing, but to what some are doing who style themselves 100 per cent Americans. The gangsti rs,tbe racketeers, the crooked politicians, and other vipers who are being nursed in the bosom of the country, are a disgrace to decent Americanism. Let us illustrate by citing one case out of a hundred, some of them right herein our own city. Under the eyes and noses of state insurance departments and state examiners there was organi zed in the middle states the Federal Reserve Life Insurance Co It grew to a $70,000,000 concern. It was milked dry and deliberately wrecked by the organizers, who took all the money, made themselves rich and left the policy holders holding the sack. The investigation proved that the promoters were the worst crooks imaginable; that they had bribed with large sums of money the insurance departments and the examiners for a period of years. The policy holders did not get a thin dime for all they had paid in. Similar doings go on in some big banking circles, in some chain drug stores, in some utilities and in many stock selling schemes. Such crooks are and put schemes. A way should be found to lock through up them and their kind for life, or better still, find a way to purge them from the nations life. One of Some Items Organization (continued from page one) JOB PRINTING. Rcimmbtr this office when you need Cards, Letterheads, Envelopes, Statements, Posters. We specialize In printing Booklets, Pamphlets. Call In. OPINION are of Personal News An Open Interest i ttw! - - . .t .t . born-Thi- Alfred Sorensen, Progressive JEWELEK quea-tio- ns E . mim-malog- SAY! Buy .a Volume of Christie Lund Coles Kenneth E. Farnsworth, a good Neighbor from away back, was in and paid his respects to the office force and the system. When it comes to the system he doesnt mince words. He office this Address )l postpud. is an educated, thinking and reasoning man who has been on the firing line of social welfare for a long time. In this coun1 try, he says, its either the i 4 United Order of Communism, and Communism would mean chaos. Mr. Farnsworth is a teacher of ability and has done work in state and churcli Scientist Believes Rhythm good schools. of Eruptions Has Now This paper and its staff exBeen Discovered. tends ita sincere sympathy to in the WASHINGTON. A new way to NeighhorSam F. Keifer clock sunspots was revealed with great bereavement which he has announcement Smithsonian institusustained in the loss of his good tion mathematicians had discovwife. After the grief that feels diviered a new fundamental time the loss in the home and looks sion. The discovery wee called "the ih the home and looks to the 89.36 year sunspot cycle by its dislast resting place, he must turn coverer, H. Clem Clayton. to the stare and keep alive the analClayton, in a mathematical ysis of solar activity, said that by great hope which anchors hu- Weekly POEMS? Nev lst Why Not News Analysis by Joseph m jVfsr means of the new time division he can make fairly accurate predictions not only of the times of recurrence of maximum and mint-musunspots in the suns atmosphere, but also their amplitude at different occasions. Split late Eight. said the The mathematician great time cycle of 89.36 yeere to split Into eight component cycles. He said: "These might be likened to eight leaaona on the sun, due to soma unknown factors in Its own physical constitution." Ho also explained that sunspots are attracting more and mors attention because of their known and suspected correlation with conditions on earth. ts Hitherto, It had been believed occurred in approximate cycles and It also had been Impossible to predict very accurately the amplitude of either minima or maxima. Prediction Difficult. Nobody has been able to predict confidence when a cycle PATHFINDER polls keep millions of folks everywhere posted with any in advance on vital questions war, politics, elections, fann would repeat Itself, according to Clayton. problems, labor, world events. An exclusive PATHFINDER He hoped hla new fundamental feature. Nothing else like it. A real news sensation. time division would allow definite More predictions. Pouring- over yearly sunspot data sines 1793, Clayton Million evolved the 89.36 year cycle. 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