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Show HELPER The PAGE JOURNAL (Utah) TWO THURSDAY, The trade school workbench attracted of all the two-third- r The Senator Reports To The People rmm A defense access road connect- ing Utah County with the Deseret Chemical Warfare Depot is now under consideration by the Army and I am hopeful that approval will le granted in the very near future. This project would co&t about would provide a second valuable access road to the highly important military installation. I have written the Chief of Transportation of the Army and I have highly Tecflmraended his favorable decision on the State's If the road is de I application. clared a defense access road, the Federal Government will contri bute all the money necessary to and $211,000 construct it. Wool 'Competition A new source of competition (or wool growers appeared on the ecene recently. Joseph Bancroft and Son Company has developed a new fabric, called "Stazenu", continue to sell to Russia. For the nine months ending March, British Malaya sold Communist China 120,000 tons of Rubber compared with 40,000 sold Russia Rubber Malayan shipments to China for all of 1949 amounted to only 27,500 tons. Yet many Britishers contend that such trade is not unusual. Even the United States has "been guilty of selling valuable commodities to the enemy. Lately, U.S. Trade has been however, choked off and the Congress is to approve legislation expected which will prohibit the use of Economic Cooperation funds by any nation which trades with the Communists. US. Aid To Italy a however, that she will not -- bile To get the answers to these the Chevrolet Motor Division checked the registration ST. BARNABA8 records of its more than 10,000,-- ' 1 ovee the ppuTicAi. ; 1 V AMY7k'N3? 'ROn, I OoO the Conducted in service vehicles in by B. Wayne Jaquith I I 1 planners who O. Cft-- , United States. Helper YMCA Chapel According to the company's Sunday School 9:30 a.m. calculations, the center is in the (Every Sunday town vicinity of Watseka, 111., a Worship 7:30 p.m. Evening near the Indiana border and SO (Every Sunday miles south of Chicago. The average passenger car is a nois, Kentucky and Tennessee 1941 sedan. would balance in eastTo illustrate the "typical auto- ern and western sections. mobile" the company next selected These lines intersect near Waa 1941 Chevrolet sedan owned by tseka. of Don Sobkoviak, an employe The model year of the car was the Iroquois Farm Bureau Service arrived at by averaging the aea Sobkoviak of all Chevrolets registered. Station in Watseka. and its stated. bought the car third-hantrainees during the 'excellent condition gives little in- SIMPLIFIED BOOKKEEPING same 1,605,000. period totaled TAX RECORD BOOKS or 543,000, took 000 miles. Only AH Foe ! Business their job training on an appre-ticeshiTypta of In determining the auto axis CUT TO KEEP LOOSE - LEAF lOHl s basis. The remaining the country, Chevrolet statisti1.51 enrolled In other forms of cians discovered that a line drawn MMI U0 $3.59 SS.M training. eastward through northern CaliAnother 625,000 World War II fornia, splitting the midwestern The Helper Journal veterans trained under the GI states of Illinois, Indiana and Bill institutional on4ann training Ohio and passing along the southa combination of ern border would divide registratprogram classroom instruction with actual ions approximately in half. Notice Public experience on the farm. That figa line Similarly) extending ure represents about southward slightly east of the LAW OFFICES OF MEof all those veterans who return- Wisconsin border and cutting Illi- - MBERS Control The Controllers OF THE EASTERN ed to the farm following the war, BAR UTAH ASSOCIATION VA said. WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY veteran was explained. VA were The also guided ON SATURDAYS, BEGINNING visitors Thousands of visitors to VetNews-Lett- er 2 TO SEPTEMBER 1, erans hospitals over the week end through the kitchens and dining JUNE ACCORDING TO ED 1951, the rooms rooms, of recreation and " view got a WARD SHEYA, PRESIDENT By J. E. JONES what the VA is doing to speed libraries. OF THE ORGANIZATION. the one Is our "This .Washington Correspondent. in ill day the recovery of disabled and hos-pitto show visitors that VA THE ACTION WAS VOTED AT MAC 'ARTHUR QUIZ asked by the President, the House veterans, and to make their stay year service means more than A RECENT MEETING OF as pleasant as in the SPEEDS DEFENSE ACTIVITY hospitals Means and Committee Ways walls &nd beds," a VA spokesman THE CROUP. faces what appears to he a possible. . Defense is the big story in said. "It means medical and surgiobservwas the occasion The battle for the compromise r losing Washington today. If the cal care, and rehabilitation." ance National of Day, Hospital as a ruckus accomplishes noth- figure ojf seven billion 12. the Most of May ing more, it can ,be credited with result of the fight over cigarette Saturday, 150 hospitals VA'8 participated putting a new head of steam on taxes that has divided the Demo- wHth "openAouse" for ylsltots majority into embattled plans, procurement and general cratic either on Saturday or Suni held preparation for any attack any- groups. day. inThus far the approved tax where that Russia and her satelNo othor whiskey In addition to attending procreases are estimated as lites may be able to spring. gives you so much grams held at many of the hosno more than $5,710,000,000, 'In taking issue with the Mac- made were tours Arthur ideas for conduct of the annually. In addition to the pro- pitals, guided the hospitals Korean War, (or whatever you posed increase from seven to ten through parts of see wish to call it) the Administrat- cents per pack In cigarette taxes, that the public never gets to hours. visiting ordinary during this for committee's the agenda ion has maintained the position The tour included the operatthat its containment policy was week includes consideration of sat D . ing rooms and rooms, with on gaso-excise increases designed for the purpose of "buy- sharp and automobiles, radios, tele an Inspection of medical ing time," or to quote the phrase 4n , surgical equipment. Research laand appli-household vision of Defense sets, 'Secretary Marshall, l boratories were visited in many ances. gaining sorely needed time." VA's Here of the the hospitals. And, as If the committee were On the heels of this testimony medicine) came the startling speech not in enough trouble already. radioisotopewas (atomic discussed, as well of President Truman, in which he House tax experts have come up program work in the told 600 business leaders and the with suggested taxes on soda pop as VA's research of tuberculosis, cancer, fields now Nation that a "definite, concrete and candy bars! Certainly, and other brain tumor, tropical time for the would Hopalong be meet to has been plan" developed diseases. for office! run all military eventualities. While Cassidy to Physical medicine and rehabili the president went on to express s THOSE and equipment tation confidence in victory for the U.S. RUSSIANS! to the visitors, and shown were and the Free Nations, he went "Russian Wheat Ships Have the part this service plays in the on to emphasize that the most India" was the big curing and rehabilitation for of the Blinded Whiskey, 701 Grain Neutral Spirits. 86.8 Proof. Kinsey Distilling Corp., Untield, Pennsylvania Started dangerous enemy we face is not headline throughout India on the Communism In the Orient, or in that Prime Minister Nehru Europe, nor inflation at home, day accepted American famine aid on but "relaxation" at home. whatever terms Congress may de So it would appear to be Bquare. cide upon. ly up to the Administration to The Russian wheat, which must make it more apparent that this be bought and paid for, amounts 'sorely needed time," bought at to 50,000 tons, which is less than such a high price in American half the amount India has been blood, Is being used to utmost receiving monthly from the U.S. advantage. trade channels. Thus it seems hardly a coinci through ordinary The relief program, now being dence, that three days later, a ironed out at the Capitol, is a flying squadron Including such to supply two authorities as Defense Mobilizer $190,000,000 project tons. million Charles E. Wilson, Economic Sta- But the Indian press Is hailing biliztion Director Eric Johnston, the generosity of Uncle Joe in OPS Chief Michael DISalle and Kremlin and making nasty the Commerce Secretary Charles Saw. cracks at Uncle Sam. yer descended on the Hot Springs, Virginia, meeting of the Business U.S. TROOPS CAN USE Council. It was their ATOMIC WEAPONS, Advisory mission to these representatives ENIWETOK TESTS INDICATE of America's leading business the The atom, originally conceived vital need for controls, to sell the as a crippling force in strategic Defense Production Act now be bombing, can be used by troops fore Congress, and threatened iby in the field, according to a Washcoalition of farm ington observer who was among possible groups. Wilson Insisted that his the "invited guests" who witoffice was as anxious to end con- nessed the top secret atomic weatrols as any business man could pon tests at Enlwetok this month. be, but that they must prevail Contrary to the general Impreson V modofi of 'tra cost, until the end of 1932 when the sion, according to this witness, 'Opf'onof f auipmonf, occostortof ond trim to swbrocf cbong without nofico. on have will Government the Nation's troops using atomic weapons Industrial force at peak defense an enemy may advance in a production. matter of minutes after the atomic There's a in your future And in New York on the same blast without danger from radi...with a NEW AUTOMATIC RIDE CONTROL day, Col. A. E. Nowse, general ation, either immediately or later. built in future economic advisor to Wilson told A fuller and more authoritative Ford's new suspension system automatically adjusts itself to fit each a convention of engineers that report on the Eniwetok tests is road condition. On a rough road, springs and "shocks" firm up for a military orders to date total 27 expected shortly. Lieut. General steady ride. On smooth roads they soften up to super cushion even t pebble. billion, but by July 1932 will have Elwood B. Quesada of the Air This new Automatic Ride Control plus Ford's new Posture Control la billion. 84 to grown Force, in charge at Enlwetok, nets you smoother going. And new Fordomatic Drive added to Ford's In a plea to end the "twilight reported on hla way back to mood among the people today," announced easy flow of V ! power is the final touch to America's finest ride. Washington, and has he predicted the maximum impact that he would hold a press con of the defense program will be ference on the operation. felt by the end of the year, with The given out information the greatest scarcity of materials however, suggests- the tremendoua occuring some months hence and significance and effect the later bringing the maximum threat of Teport may have on both military inflation. tactics and civilian deiense. We feel, however, that the "twi. light mood" has been the mood of ' You can Official Washington, and the mood) more but you can't buy better COMMUNITY or the people has been that of Church Methodist bewilderment and confusion. So Wm. McFadden, Pestor we shall hope that both moods are passing . . . rapidly! Corner Main and 2nd East, Prloe FORD SALES & SERVICE SUNOAY SERVICES TRUMAN'S TEN BILLION TAG INCREASE GOES UP IN SMOKE Sunday Scneet t:4S am 283 North Main Morning Were! 11 tin. Abandoning all hope for the ten billion dollar tax increase Yen NUewwMe) 7 tun. J Despite my resolution urging the President and the State Department to seek modification of the terms of the 1947 Italian Peace Treaty, no action has yet which reportedly looks and feels been taken. Senate Approval of like wood and which also has the matter was by an overwhelmgreater density, weight, superior ing vote. This Italian Peace Treaty, to draping qualities and warmth. The new material is made from which this nation agreed, stripcotton. According: to eastern news, ped Italy of her navy we gave paper accounts the corporation Jt to Russia. (Now I notice that on Trill license finishers to spread June 9th, the lUnited States will turn iver two of its own destroyproduction. Incidentally, more foreign wool ers to the Italians to "become If expected to enter the TJ. S. as part of America's contribution to a result of higher price ceilings the North Atlantic Treaty Organiestablished by the Office of Price zation." This also means Stabilization. contribute her Italy cannot higher prices for woolen products share in this organization because next fall. The previous ceiling the .peace treaty limits the numprice on wool was below the world ber and size of her naval vessels market. New result was that U.S. and also limits naval manpower was unable to obtain wool to meet to 25,000 officers and men. Italy, defense requirements. The new under the terms of this treaty, ceilings average $3.35 per pound can not carry her share of the for basic imported wool and are in the North At65 to 70 per cent higher than responsibility lantic Pact and the United States prices. is now being required to replace Trading With The Enemy which were taken from warships international pressure has finand given to Russia. This Italy susally forced Great Britain to all amounts to a rather ridicupend rubber shipments to the lous situation, it seems to me. Chinese Reds. There is no indication, Where is the center of the American automobile "population"? How old is the average automo- Episcopal Mission CHURCH OF ASCENSION Kenllworth Conducted by B. Wayne Jaquith Morning Worship 11:30 a.m. (Every Sunday except 2nd week of every month) Rev. J. Robert Nicholas Holy Communion 11:30 (The second week of every month) questions, 0 Senator Arthur V. Watkins 4 s World War H veterans who have schools gone to under the GI Bill since that Federal program was established in re1344, Veterans Administration ports. According to the report, 3.S64,-00veterans trained in schools below the college level between June 22, 1944, date of enactment of the GI Bill, and the end of 1930. Of these, 2,050.000 took trade and vocational training. helow-colleg- e The remaining veteran-student- s included 339,000 who enrolled in elementary and high schools; 338,000 in business schools, and 637,000 who studied correspondence courses at home. G--I Bill college students numbered 2,480,000 between the date of. the law's beginning and the close of 1950, the VA survey m CI .Average Car Age Determined By has Recent Chev. Canvass VETERANS' NEWS THE AMERICAN WAY MAY 24, 1951 Phone News Items to Journal j cars-in-us- e j a d b one-thir- p two-third- IV three-fourth- Washington s "behind-the-scenes- y ... Mac-Arthu- ' Millions like you like llinsey jls l "M-Da- SILVER work-room- A million "Test drive"the"Kesft drive" people now own the Bell -- Telephone Business if This has never happened before! No other business in the world has half as many owners as the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. They come from every walk of life. They live in 19,000 communities all over the country. Over half are women . . . thousands of them are JlT telephone employees. One out of every 45 families in America is now an owner of AT&T stock. Many of them live in the western states served by this Company, which is part of the Bell System. The savings of a million Americans have bought the buildings, switchboards, wire, cable and all the other equipment in this nationwide system which gives you the fastest, most dependable telephone service in the world. That service important in important in peace. It's doubly time of national emergency. is THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. ' -- m - in tCne 2,tFLMo) pay 378 Phcno - l!:!?cr |