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Show THE IN THE AFTERMATH HELPER JOURNAL 11 HELPER, UTAH Win. F. MacKnight, Publisher. ONE YEAB 6 Months - 9i 13 SUBSCRIPTION THE JOURNAL'S NEWS COITION THE- JOURNAL SHOPPER'S EDITION i I' Vv 7r I DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED. FREE .TO: EVERY. HOME M iSfSF'or 4-- i Published TH6- - UIAK STATE I'ictSV ASSCCEAI30H m Every Friday iif e WF&4 "Mz-- v K I Slr J f j 'yA 4BF CONTINUES GAIN Strike Effect Still Marked Storing tr "i r l oei i 3 AiiDUVUBtl 'iWsSfe" The first cf a series pictures o the city l further fo make frienJsf mm &1 ft''piw J9 mwmfL 3 I Finest house paint on the market; A pure linseed oil paint. Spreads farthcri Covers better. Lasts longer. Looks best; Years of service in every gallon . ii'ora screen rKi-vi.- . U O The food sale conducted by the Auriliary Saturday, was a region ... mi very successful project. Wednesday. All of the food was sold and 1 Tuesday and " approximately Barney DeViette, manager of the rl nic SalA " FRANCE By Tony Kumadakis, (jth grader France is located in the southwestern part of Europe. It Is surrounded by Germany, Spain, Bel- gium, Italy, Switzerland, English! channel, Atlantic ocean and the' .Mediterranean sea. France has a mild climate because the westerly winds blow over it. On the Mediterranean coast Fiance has a warm climate and a wet and dry season. Most of France is made up of lowlands and the only mountains are the Alps, Pyrenees, Auvergene and Vosges. The mountains are young and rugged ones. The Alps, which are the highest mountain In Europe are the highest cnes in France. France has good transportation even though they da have the rugged mountains. A great many are used for transaeroplanes portation because roads cannot be built through the mountains. Bordeaur is the most Important seaport of the western part it France. Much wine is exported from there. LaHavre is the most important seaport on the northern coast. Marseille is on the Mediterranean coast and is the second to the largest cjty in Europe and is the most important seaport. The exports coming from there are: Olive oil, chemicals, soap, and wine. It is a gateway to the Mediterranean sea. Agriculture Is the most important industry of France. The Paris Basin is the best place in Franco for agriculture because there is plenty of rainfall, a mild climate and deep rich soil. Wheat, grapes. olives, rye, barley and sugar beets is manufacturing. The French ' individual shops stress beauty rather than cost, quality rather than quantity. Textiles, iron and steel goods are the products manufactured by the French. Paris Is the capitol of France. of the It i3 the pleasure city world. Paris has no skyscrapers because the people think that it would look uneven. Women are interested In France because cf the styles. v A. L. 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T. budget plan offers low HmenavmJ gas-savi- WESTERN AUTO Is quickly and easily To SELL YOUR car to a prospective purchaser on time yet realize cash out of tha deal. -- To cut down monthly payments If you still owe on your car -- To obtain cash In 20 minutes w.thout mortgaging your furnl-airassigning your salary check or obtaining endorsers. e, COMPANY PRICE, UTAH ELECTRIC REFRIGE RATOR O D 0 COSTS NO MORE TO BUYff to 3 Q Q - ill HOl.fy SRI iviSi ' e il j , I 1 ! i ,L ' Eli ' 5Year' Performancs Prolertionl Fp More Cold with ators, that always cost less to own, now cost less to buy. You pay nothing extra for the exclusive features that mean enduring economy- - Big, roomy cabinets with every advanced cortva nience feature. II -- rW l0 1- More ice cubes more "cold" capacity More usable space more conveniences. AT LESS COST See for yourself ! 23- r Less Don't be satisfied with any thing less than the best General Electric Refriger- In all models! m i fe" d THRIFT UNIT Automatic sealed-in-ste- k Oil Cooling and forced-FeeLubrication are exclusive General Electric features that give you Qilja Time-teste- H 1 Current More Years of Service Quieter Operation j liXl PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORPORATION Price Phone 397 Silvagni Bldg. Helper iiartzell.. Ho tal cruelty, and offers a uiomu anmony were married in August 11 1917, and . children ft1 AUTO LOAN Six room modern brick house and adjoining lot. Will sell for reasonable price. Located on Locust street, in rear of Helper school. GIFT Aiueria are raised there. Another great industry of France An FOli SAL E . PSbSil of motion! of Helper' BITUMINOUS COAL. PRODUCTION TONS .. 1937 ... (Bureau or Mines) 1936 The Nation, Week Ending March 17 '. 11,256,000 0,470,000 The Nation, Coal Year to Date ... .... 309,537,000 ..448,944,000 Western States, Week Ending March 20: Colorado 152,000 88,000 Montana 52,000 70,000 New Mexico 44,000 24,000 North and South Dakota 39,000 22,000 Utah 89,000 39,005 36.000 Washington .... 27,000 Wyoming 132,000 74,000 f . 11) life fef GENERAL ft life. i""" ttifl fire rf o f!onl nrnrlnr-HnVnvMiVifMit TTfofc theatre. series of to be projects an! The Pictures were of the busin- - sored bv the Auxiliary and spon and other states in .h the J es3 district, underpass, auditorium ' in the eastern states as well, was will be used for child .....L .... proceeds 5. auu graue scuuois uigu . ... , weuaie , wav nnr for tho . ! wool? onHimr rnrnt juuiui v u& in.u,auu aiau a, uuiiiDer were 01 Hel-- j T. Auxiliary appreciates the 20 this Year ns apnincf tha iwrri. nur riHono "Ponl fha nrA 7 phublI,c1an ponding period for 1936. The Art the banker are headed straight thanks to n ranso fnr tM tn t to make the affair so successful. edly the strike condition which Gable! Mrs. Richard Childs of Helper was prevalent this year before The films are to be presented was general chairman of the event March 31st when the union con- - to the city of Helper as a record and Mrs J. F. McFall of Spring tract expired while last year the of the city at the present time, Glen acted as her assistant. contract was to be in force for, They should be most interesting another year. ten years from now. In Utah the production was It is Mr. DeVlette's plan to take more than 100 per cent greater,' more pictures socn and he is also while in the nation it was 96 per, planning on taking colored movies cent greater. Following are the of the band festival to be held in figures for the periods indicated Price the middle part of May. i and the various localities: tA J t. nearly . . this Citv ha f,UA ..lcu gll .",r court at Price seetm. J, a c .. ""'6 U1V0P., Phone 21 Helper journal. iillB lliiiiilll llt Hi Zl Mil After married Films of Helper Shown Auxiliary Food Sale At Strand Theatre! is Well Attended GOAL PRODUCTION l f AWil W Th j 1 m num- - l hfWilmm ? . WmM wMmS Ck3 ffli No. 166 Rye No. 63 Bourbon PINT V V S40.350.06, fl v EXPeCTED.J 0W nt The cost of labor is 41 per cent less than in 19201 ThRt's the claim of the American Federation of Labor, but of the Alexander Hamilton Institute, an research organization in NNew York City. "The cost of labor depends not only upon wage rates, but upon j productivity per man hour," the institute points out, and then announces that in 1930 American workers were producing per man per hour, approximately 71 per cent more than they produced In 1920. What a body blow to the claims of these who are constantly asserting that wages are too high! The fact is, as these figures amply demonstrate, wages are miserably low. Unless we do something about it. this fail UP with producing power will inevitably lead to disaster, because record production cannot continue unless the masses cf our people have sufficient buying power to purchase the things produced. That simple truth cannot be stated too frequently, cr too emphatically. pGff QUART A . THAT'S JUST WHAT I J MS l(Vf COST OF LABOR FAR BELOW 1920 &S4f II IL II totaling- berine 7. were made in Carbon rnvtntv h the Rpstttlement Ad-- I ministration down to February, VJ e 1Q?7 Qr.f.nrrlin- tn i nfnrm a t inn received by A1!en T- - Eanford- National Emer- A State Director, I Uency Council, from C O. Stctt. head of the Rural Rehabilitaiicn Division. ' ' in Utah Jl. 7S1. 928.98 has been 10 advanced habilitate 3121 j millillilillllllllillllill, I'l l clients who were of former relief' status. Repayments to date were' P" listed at l32C.102.49 or approxi-- j wAwMmfflM mately IS per cent. L as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Helper, Jarbon County, Utah. Loans sy V 16, 1937 Loans Made By mvuKCE SOUGHT ta?e BY HKLp Federal Agency f (Baer). W ntereu MEMBE& Helper, Utah, Friday, April THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two REFRIGERATORS Prices start as low at - ave on PrtlCE! - ove on CURRENT! - save on UPKEEPI HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CO Sww row |