Salt Lake Telegram | 1950-10-11 | Page 19 | Banker Urges Spending Cut

I t Banker Urges Spending t Cui Vote for those public DubUc officials who insist on econ economy economy my in government government govern govern- ment meat Orval W. W Adams Adams- executive vice president Utah First National bank urged members of the Sahara Sahara Sa Sa- hara Kara club at a Wednesday luncheon luncheon luncheon lunch lunch- eon at the club E. E 2nd grid South Any public off official cial whose record record record rec rec- ord indicates he has supported government extravagance and resulting re resulting resulting re- re deficits in re recent recent recent re- re cent years ears of high national income and full employment is aiding and abetting inflation the enemy of saved dollars and is therefore not a friend of the great bulk of our citizens who have only modest means he said There is no such thing as government government government gov m money ney Until that statement statement statement state state- ment has become part of our sub- sub consciousness a premise upon which we act and react instinctively instinctive instinctive- ly it will be possible for those in control of government to perpetuate perpetuate themselves in off office ce by re returning returning returning re- re turning some of the mone money they take from us and labeling it government government government gov money he added Declaring that necessary functions functions functions of government benefit all American j citizens Mr Adams told his audience that bureaucracies have a tendency to grow old and to perpetuate themselves Functions Functions Functions initially exercised for proper reasons are continued for improper reasons and their cost increases he said It is in your own best interest as well as the country's to vote to protect the purchasing power of your hard-earned hard dollars Vote for those who vho insist on economy in government government to to save what's left he urged