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Show HELPER The ment. This new storage capacity, UTAH MOTORIST PAYS See-Worthto added the existing facilities, y News-Lett- er provides an overall storage caABOUT MILLION barrels of cepacity of By ROBERT N. TAYLOR ment nearly of the Washington Correspondent annual productive capac- - IN GAS, AUTO LEVIES plant's water into large ice crystals that it TIIE RISKS OF RESEARCH Utah Motorists paid $49,879,000 The new bulk loading facili- In a book on medical research in state and federal gasoline and Utled 'lives and Dollars", J. D. other automotive levies last year truck is Ratcliff, the well known science! ' minutes. Bulk it was disclosed last week. proximately ,. writer. some years ago devoted, iVIl .. ...cigUt Lem Shiner, local chairman of IJlldilU rtllll MIS HAULiaiLa ti a wiLii idii cdis to achievements a chapter f!are t0 ,be congratulated both for isayi:iiy UA said Council Utah the Petroleum minutes. 20 American t;yanamia s .ueaene their patriotism an: for their barrels are loaded in Three giant combination truck the biggest bite was placed on Laboratories Division, especially awareness of our Caribbean the motorist is the fonti of the its pioneering of rabbit serum for AchilIes- - WeeL Further, it is to and railroad track scales are retax. Utah took in ported to be the largest lever gasoline all forms of pneumonia. that the Administration scales this source in 1959 from hoped I is 10 made. ever ft. Each V) The story was .brought up to and our militaryi who are alert & Uncle Sam realized $9,473,000. date by Dr. Wilbuh G. Malcolm, to the nation.s growing fresh wide and ,170 ft. long. One scale The rest of the revenue came Cyanamid president, as the first water probIem wiU also bear for each row of three silos pera variety of levies, includ- simultaneous mits bulk from loading . , witness in a new round of hear- f, or cars trucks. three rail subcommittee ing registration fees, taxes on ings by the Senate e Guantanam0 terlor to accept new cars, parts and accessories, n.e n Muuyn.g Dust collection systems are pro offer, but quick. on lublicating oil and imposts timony revealed the risks, drama vided facilinew the throughout though we may yet have sales and excisse taxes. other and achievements of research to- -; to Even ee operacall in the Marines to rescue; ties assuring a dust-frtax Utah imposes a day in the field of drugs. tion. the Cubans from their present on gasoline and the VS. governiFor one thing, the whole pneIdeal's president, Cris Dobbins, ment has a 4c it would seem smart to levy. umonia serum enterprise, involv tyranny, with an in- said the new storage loading faGuantanamo provide nothing j Nationally, the state and fed- ing the world's largest rabbit dependent and ample source of cilities and the expenditures nec FOR Fall travel, eral governments took in more such as Tudor, warren and a "national system of knits, reconstruction their for a water first. It's thirsty essary two-than $9.5 billion last year from Hpnntc fu3C maHfl niVv?nltA ivpr. drinking Square's pale, packable But; presents a reaffirmation of Ideal C0Unry- on taxes the 100 Zefran. sulfa in of the advent special imposed toy night piercer faith in the soundness of Utah's Mr Shiner noted. Some clinging knits demand a sleek drugs. Lederle wrote off more basic economy and the great fu- motorist, are billion of the federal tax a tidy waist. Both $1.6 than half a million dollars. Cement Firm figure, ture of the intermountain West. revenue a to Panty Livingwas alone directed assured has 20 by Over years, Lederle In addition to the Flaming New Facilities Girdle of boneless latex with spending, he said. ypent $7 million seeking an efDam, Ideal cement is be- ' "The Gorge size downy cotton inside. This fective drug against cancer but At Devil Slide staggering' already used in the construction of, ing the of motorist's tax burden weighs only ounces, rinses has no commercial product of Ideal Cement Company last an plant at At- - makes it imperative that gasolfresh and pats dry for imto sales show volume significant week .began operation of its newjlantic City, Wyo. This plant will mediate use again. Like all taxes no ine 13 Shiner forit. (Lederle has spent go higher," years $2 million cement storage and provide raw materials for the Playtex controllers, it's ideal declared. "The fourth cent of and more than $12 million devel for girls on the go. slated current is the an federal oral polio vaccine but fimi,s j levy oping 55 Geneva, Utah. Me to expire next June 30 and it the only government approval of miles east of Salt Lake other Some .City. Op- projects using is essential that it do so. The a vaccine of this type has gone include and Ideal cement erations began with the loadii.g plants motorist is hit hard enough al to a competing product. Adding Machine paper, btf of 135 barrels of cement into a, facilities for construction of the roll, or case at Journal cifflce. On the fortunate side, Lederle's ready." fedthe bulk cement truck destined for Minute-Ma- n , , Missile, Aureuraycin cmurieuacyciiiie was the Flaming Gorge Dam site. eral interstate highway program the first (broad spectrum anti- - Ideal's new storage facilities in Utah, and the administrative biotic in doctors' hands. It and its consist of nine concrete silos, 36 .building and runways at Salt successor products cure many us ft. in diameter and 140 ft. high, iLake municipal airport. Ideal diseases for which there previous interstice bins, with a ment has been used throughout four ly was no remedy. They have total capacity of 202,000 barrels the state in the construction of saved lives and reduced or el- of cement. A of cement is homes, churches, hospitals, office iminated hospital bills for thou- 376 lbs. or 4 barrel sacks vj of ce- - buildings and bridge structures. JOURNAL (Utah) 211$ ASSOCIATION FSS ASSOCLHIOX STATf Shape Washington raTIOWALCDITORIAU. $50 one-fou- Published Every Thurs.lny THB JOURNAL FUIU.ISBING COMPANY HfiLPlCIt. UTAH ZIJZ Utah As Second Class Matter At The Post Office At Helper, Entered nfml iff TmfBSSXKY, SEPT 22, I960 "Jton .... j . PAGE TWO rth , $19,-625,0- 00 STUDENTS: I 1 Yen Seel a Career Thai Lives One That Is 2nd Breathes . . manly Varm . . . One viriih a iimu,, Hu- Con-scfcn- t ce i for Community Service . . . t : Consider- f . The Excitement of Today's NEWS The Challenge of Modern ADVER- ce-pl- TISING The Responsibility of COMMUNITY sands of patientss. But Lederle had this field to itseli for only a few months. Soon Parke Davis and then Pf iz er, Bristol, Squibb and Upjohn had drugs with a similar broad range of effectiveness. While the price of milk, shoes and gasoline rose between 20 and 26 percent, tihe price of broad spectrum anti SERVICE The Opportunity for BUSINESS OWNERSHIP Get all these by preparing yourself for a career in Community Journalism. When you return for school this fall ask your counselor to explain the many journalism classes available. America needs its most talented and young people to staff the the desks of its 10,000 home town newspapers. biotics, respite rising costs of ma terials and services, dropped 66 decade. percent in the il948-l$5- 8 Such are the risks and rewards for drug manufacturers who, by and large, in the words of Rat-clif- f, "are doing an excellent job" providing us with better, cheaper drugs and biologicals to cure our sicknesses. d This Message Prepared by the UTAH STATE PRESS WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR? With the turning of a valve four miles away, Fidel Castro Icould make (a 4 5 -- square -- mile desert of the vital U-Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the Carribbean bastiion of the Monroe Doctrine and the outer ASSN. Space is Contributed by the THE HELPER JOURNAL sentry of the Panama Canal! That the bearded fanatic might do just that has been a matter of concern in Washington ever since Havana fell to the Communist-inspire- d "revolution"'. To avert this impending crisis, an Amer ican company has offered to build at cost plus ?1 a plant to recover fresh water from the sea in sufficient quantities to replace that now supplied from Fidel's Yateras River. President (Harry W. Conarro of the Struthers Wells Corporation of Warren, Pa., who made the offer in conjunction with th: Scientific Design Co., Inc., of New York, announced that his company would employ the com Strupletely new, recently-teste- d thers Wells process at Guantanamo under the joint sponsorship of the Office of Saline Water of the U.S. Department of Interior. Instead of the traditional heat distillation method, the Struthers Wells process, conceded by engineers who checked the company's pilot plant at Warren to be far more efficient, employs cold instead of heat. The new involves the freezing process controlled crystalization of sea COMPLETE LINE OF AND STERO-PHON- IC Priced from 1 HI-- FI PHONOGRAPHS JCtJIJ up See, Hear and Play the Musical Phenomena CARL'S RECORD SITOP Helper, Utah LaSalle Hotel BUlg. a r tastes ? i f xefreshing i M i rr i mmt i si Jhn r f non-highw- ay Plant Community Journalism best-traine- Starts j i ' i ni 1:3 M 94-l- b. w u u MWhiiMj A FULL YEAR'S SUPPLY Mrs. America Partial To Pastry HKAND DAIRY OF PRODUCTS IN 4 BOB r f &3I2ZE:5 Pick the winner of the presidential election . . . estimate his total popular vote . . . and vou can win a full year's DAIRY PRODUCTS. That's the supply of Presidential Sweepstakes. 100 grand prize in other big prizes. See what you can win: 4 y CDG 3R AND PRIZE - - - Dairy Produeh for of 4 2nd to 5lh PRIZES Six months' supply of Dairy Products Three months' supply of 6th to 1 5th PRIZES Dairy Products 1 6th to SOih PRIZES One months' supply of Dairy Products Ice Cream 51 s to 101st PRIZES -- One Gallon Full year's supply of an overage family "We like to do everything together." Those words sum up the spirit that prevails in the household of Mrs. George (Rosemary) Murphy, the Kentland, Indiana mother of five children whose homemaking skills catapulted her to national fame last June as the nation's number one homemaker, Mrs. America of 1961. Mrs. Murphy, 32, won the utes, with the baking itself concoveted crown in Ft. Lauder- suming approximately the same dale, Florida, competing as Mrs. amount of time. Indiana with finalists from every state and the District of Co- v Mrs. America Grapefruit Cake Recipe lumbia. 1 cups sifted cake flour; "With five children," says the cup sugar; Vk tspn. baking powqueen of tall, tspn. salt; V cup water; "wc have had to learn der; to 'do it ourselves' in work, play Vz cup vegetable oil; 3 eggs separated; 3 tblspn. grapefruit juice; and family living." Husband George is manager Vi tspn. grated lemon rind; V of a freight terminal in Kent-lan- tspn. cream of tartar. Sift together flour, sugar, baka small community of 2,000 population located some 80 miles ing powder and salt in large south of Chicago. The Murphy's bowl. Make a well in center of live conservatively in a ram- dry ingredients. Add water, oil, bling home and make every dol- egg yolks, grapefruit juice and lemon rind. Beat until very lar count. During a recent visit to Whirl- smooth. Beat egg whites and cream or pool Corp. in St. Joseph, Mich., bowl unMrs. Murphy had occasion to tartar in medium-sizespend considerable time in the til stiff but not dry. Pour egg firm's home service kitchen. yolk mixtures over whites, foldHere, under the direction of ing gently with rubber spatula home service manager Virginia just until blended (do not stir Van Nostrand, new RCA Whirl- mixture). Pour into ungreased layer cake pan. Bake in pool appliances are put through it an array of performance tests moderate oven 350 degrees 25 to 30 minutes or until designed to supply useful sugcake springs back when lightly gestions for eventual owners. It was in this setting that touched with finger. Invert pan on cake rack until Rosemary revealed her favorite pastry recipe grapefruit cake cool. Run spatula around edge of cake; carefully remove from the same recipe she used, in her successful pan. Gently cut through cake quest of the Mrs. America crown horizontally with serrated knife in Ft. Laudordale. Total prepa- to make two layers. Fill and cream ration time in the baking, Mrs. frost with grapefruit, America said, is about 25 min cheese frosting. dark-haire- You can enter as often as you wish each ueek in this newspaper. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK DAIRY PRESIDENTIAL SWEEPSTAKES Objective of tb onleil it to select the winning pretidential cond'dote and estimate hit tolol popular vote, together with a ttatement m 10 word or lets completing the lenience, "I prefer Hi land Each person may lubmtl at many entriet at he pleotet. Wtnnea will Dairy Products becout be notified by mail. Decision of the tudget it fmol. far.h entry must be accompanied by the carton lop of any Dairy Product or o reasonable fafum.le mereof. All entries mutt be mailed to Hi land Content, P O Box 1000, Salt Lake City 10, Utah. Conteil begmt Wednesday, September 14, 1960 and all entnet mutt be pott marked before midnight Sunday, November 6, 960. The figure used for the popular vote toto-of the winning candidate will be thot released by the ' Allocated Prtt os ot midnight, Nov 0, 960. H. Land troding oreo Not eligible ore employees oil to are o' the denti ret Eligible participate of Dairy ond their fomil.et, ord AeHn Adrftnng gncy, Inc ill advertising agency. Atl spaces on the o vai entry b'onV mutt be fNd Please pnnt cm type. PRIZES FIRST PRiZf One full year's supply of Dairy Product! for an average famity of four, eoch month of: 40 quortt Hi Land Health Proportioned Mik, 4 tbt. Cofoge Cheese. 3 fbt. Igtter, I gallon Ice Oeom, pint Sour Cream, I quart Buttermilk, quart Chocolate Drink, I Half . qwort Hi Land Sunkitt Orange Drmk, 3 ptnts 2nd o 5th Pmet Su months' lupply of Dcry Products for" on overage family of four. Three months' tupply of Hi land Dairy Products for On average farmry of four. 6th to I 5th Pnie 16th to 50th Pniet One months' supply of Hi land Dairy Prodwcii for on average family of fovr. 5 lit to lOltt Pmet-O- ne gallon Hi land ke Creom. ..." d fahr-enhe- just mail the entry d home-makin- d . . . blank with the top from any product, or i reasonable facsimile. Look for the free entry blank ftiofi hr m My winning concMoto for Pretidenl tttmate of bit total popular voto Address Prefer ... ..n ...n . Hi 5toto... Cry., land 0ory Product! oecowtfc. (Usa 10 wordt or law) j 1 " f lm rjitr J- ERN'S RADIO & T-- V REPAIRS IDEAL BUILDING WEATHER ! Work Guaranteed 16S Roosevelt St. I fJ' Helper Dial GR t PROFESSIONALS -p- -vi i vj t ) FIIA Home Loan and Local Financing Available. Start now to Build that New Home or RemodeL loans to remodel, with no down payment. Up to to Up loans on New Home Building with small ' TIIORIT HATCH LAWYER ar ar 155 So. 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