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Show v JV.- II E L P E II (Utah) The UTAH y SIAIf pKtbb ASSOCIATION i Enterpd THE PAGE TWO Washington ASSOCIATION . Tubhsh-Evtrp Thursday JOURNAL I'L'MLISHINO COMPA.S'T HELPKR. UTAH Cliu liattrr A JOURNAL At The ' Post Offir At Helper, Tir.:i::2AY, Ol TAXING OCT. News-Lett- . By ROBERT N. TAYLOR Washington Correspondent PATIENCE r "We continue to oppo.-the seating of Ccmmunist China in the United Nations, thus uphold- i.u uiunuyr keeping faith with the thousands of American youths who gave their lives fighting Communist aggression in Korea. "To seat a Communist China which defies, by word and deed 41 tVlO nf it-T TXT u.m No matter how you slice the bacon (up 62 percent), peel the potatoes (up 16.8 percent) or , t i Win ;u5 yuy 111 cent) the Consumer Price Indjx shows you're paying an average of 11.4 percent more for all listed goods and services than in Ctb 19 Uul , f er J 1955. i 1 u.ar I a r A compilation of some of the more essential items, comparing ""y f late sp:nt and subvert the the price indices of 1955 and of f that charter. PurPs" mid-196- 1, reveals: Electricity, up ... v 5.1 252;' haircuts, "We up percent; further continue to steak, up 13.8; frankfur- pose United States diplomatic tors, up 19.1; rent, up 10:1; ap- recognition or any other steps pendectomies, up 10.2, and so on. which would build the power and Very fow items escaped the prestige of the Chinese Corn-prispiral. But, in the cast of munist regime to the detriment one of the most basic commodi- - of our friends and allies in Asia and of our national security. Any ties, gasoline, the price-witho- ut tax actually dropped .4 percent, such action would break f3ith The catch is, of course, that mo- - .with our dead and the unfortun-tori-- ts can't buy'gasoline without ate Americans still wrongfully Hubbard, right, gels THE WAY WE DID IT WAY BACK WHEN . . Flapper Suzanne tax. imprisoned by Communist China some Charleston helps from Mrs. Esther Horsley Snow as they prepare for Homecoming at the University of Utah. On hand to help get in the spirit of things are Homecoming The average price of gasoline and would dishearten our friends Chairman Milt Morris, left, with uke and raccoon coat; Mark Greenwood, President of the in 1S55 was 29.07 cents per gal- - and allies in Asia whose con-Io- n. Class of '26, and Bob Pexton, Homecoming Committee member. With special emphasis on 1, In it was 30.5 tinued will to resist Communist alumni and friends, Homecoming festivities will brighten up the State University campus cents. This represents an in- - China's pressures and blanduh-creas- e October game. Alumni from "1" and "6" years highlighted by the of 8.2 percent in Concum- ments is so vital to our own seattending their reunions may buy game tickets for half price. er Price Index figures. 'curity interests in that part cf Thus the increase is due soley the world." to higher taxes. The price of Receipt of this monumental cinei (I, n and III) are avail POLIO PROTECTION excluding tax was 21.- - gister of public opinion by the able, physicians will take the 42 cents per gallon in 1955; and White House marks the ccmple-onl- y lead in initiating, supporting and tion of what is probably the most 20.25 cents this year participating in community vacURGED BY STATE cination programs. Such programs representing what would have colossal undertaking of its kind to be successful, will require the been a decrease of .4 percent on in the long struggle for human the Index table, or a dollar de- - freedom and mass expression, active cooperation of various corn MEDICAL ASS'N. crease of 5 percent. Except forj "in addition to the one million munity organizations participat If OfT! the higher taxes. signatures received," says Sec- - OPolio protection should be se ing with county medical societies Che Bible This also shows clearly that retarv Marvin rffbrnan to Tne eliminate paralytic polio. tho cured ibefore the The Lord shall guide thee season and 'YOU'RE THE POOR FISH I polio 50 exceed easoline taves now OnTnmittrxa r.t nn ,.,v,i county medical societies will de (Isa. 58:11) . accuiumg 10 xiar- termine the type of program best continually. nerrent of the ,hasie gallon nrice. . k - rffr. me T,;t ' " icmiuu old Cdinpaisn, executive Bowman, secretary close to , News Item; House of Representatives votes $J0 million to build An-this a VinvP Keep i prayer . flrp rharrt suited to their own local needs u pwp,e ,nave rorce of flip TTtou. An as you attend to the day's you vour appendix resources only once the and wih new aquarium for the District of Columbia. in keeping xuy tjpicsseu uieir opinion on TM1 ae P""o tea-ois laxe spring available to eliminate the disease. affairs, and you will find, at. les an- - this icsne a lifetime and spend thrnncrT, the" ttrn'3 the day's end, that it has been 30 y swrnmer' Now, let it ibe understood that we aren't against fish. And we nuaUy on those other commodi- possible. Both Houses of ConTe-- ! for a blessed day. trie and ties than on gasoline. "w have passed 17 unanimous resol- Who plearure gives, shall joy are not against acquariums either. Jn ordinary times it might be a Based on national medical urge all persons, figures, the uti0ns a?ain.rt thp receive. 'isenj those under 50 years of Washington to have a fine new average motorist buys about '666 dandy idea for the china to the UN. The latest especially of to the protecget Thus age, optimal Gf these was passed gallon of gasoline per year. by both the tion now aequarium. for a common commodity costing Senate and House of by using the Salk vacRepresenta cine. This should consist of three But these arent 'ordinary times. Our nation is fighting a cold about $135, he's paying $67 an- - tives within the last 60 days, basic " taxes. injections and one or more in nually Every major national veteran, boosters. warj government spending is astronomical and growing more so -, inan Special emphasis s&auld It's a line example of labor, fraternal and civic organ continue to ibe placed on pre 'every day. Every hour of the day the Federal government is spend-- j dustry holding the line on prices Nation has adopted resolutions 4 tastes ing SI million more than it takes in. A $10 billion deficit is in only to see a whopping 50 per opposing the admission of Com school children and young adults cent tax push it over. munist China to the UN. There not previously fully immunized. prospect. Utah" has a comparatively good refreshing j is no question," says iMr Liebman THE PEOPLE SPEAK With the government spending that kind of money one might "as-- to where the American recorf for polidt protection work, The President of the United! but there are still far too many stand." "ask "what's wrong with a mere $20 million for a .badly needed ar States is now in possession of ai people who have not secured the easy t notes In But of he that spite quarium'' lAgain, iwe say acquariums are fine we like to look at petition from his fellow citizens overwhelming public sentiment, safeguard to this dread disease, points out Mi- - Bowman. No one fish too, and for all iwe know $20 million might not be an unreason to "stand fast agamst appease- - thre. are ment of .Red China." Appended can afford to take a chance with nt, who continue to able figure. to this document are the signa- favor appeasement while claiming this great crippler that has- been But it is unreasonable, we believe, to- spend millions either a' hires of one million individuals! ttme their devoti0n definitely curtailed but certainly who declare to world freedom. It is such soft1"01 "Iua-ness- . ievr (millions or many millions fjr nonessentials, for unnecessary j oral (Sabin) polio vaec- Mr Iicbman warns, that. luxuries, in an era when the interest on the public debt alone costs, ines will be produced in three "- -ia for example, reflects retail sales V,Q" us types. They should .be given or $9 billion a year. made during the April-Jun- e per ally and separately at intervals Yes, iwe taxpayers are the poor fish and that aquarium at '..he iod when the 2 state sales tax culation about where the Amer- of not less than four to six weeks ican rtand." people nation's capitol would be just a symbol to remind us of it. We havej rate was still in effect. As a reAs the various types cf oral The Petition -- of sign sult, the :13 and one-thiper- ers should vaccine be licensed separate reassure the enough reminders already high taxes, extravagant spending, waste cent diversion of (President, and will become available for salej tax reand inefficiency, undue federal regulation, unwanted federal welfare' venue to the School Fund reduc- however, on where the Amer- ly ican people stand, and through use at different times in the fu ed to the General Fund since his leadership, convey to the Red ture, it raises a question about jprcrams, creeping socialhm an endless list. the first quarter collections did their us-- at this time. Type I not reflect the higher sales tax leaders that we will not .tolerate has been licensed and will pre Communist control of the UN rate. -awaits only the seating of sently ibe available for distribu which the old rate 27c of Total sales collections in the Mao's minions. Uniform School Fund tion. The addition of Typa I The Foundation noted that the period amounted Sabin vaccine to the Salk pro-raLegislature, in the final hours to $7,562,433 in I960 and $7,851,-02- 0 Although state sales tax as an additional step is re in Utah are up nearly of the 1931 session, also increased Colored Pencil Sets, all kind. commended, in 1961. Only $6,804,479 of s 1 5 r 1 (because it has been hi oJti Journal. $300,000 during the first three the state sales tax rate from 2 the ,1961 however, collections, demonstrated this will in that .151-6to 2 fiscal year and appropriated $4.1 went to the General Fund with months of the crease the number of persons compared with the corresponding million for a school building pro the remaining $1,04,541 going to Envelopes, all sizes, sold at th with immunity. a year ago, the amount of gram. It was thought that the the School Fund. ww sold by the Helper Journal When all the Sabin oral vac-- 1 OtaMbuted bv HELPER MERCANTILE. CO., Helper, Utah sales tax revenue going into the increased revenue resulting from increase in the sales General Fund is down by more the half-ce- nt haJD 4:750,000. tax would cover the 13 and one-thipercent division to the Affording to an analysis pre-par- -d School Fund and the $4.1 million the Utah (Foundation, by private tax research organization, appropriation for school buildthis seeming contradiction is ex ings. One factor that was overlooked plained by the fact that th 1961 (Utah Legislature earmarked 13 however, according to the Utah and one-thipercent of all state Foundation, was the lag between v sales collections to the Uniform the time that the sales tax is School Fund fox state aid for the 'collected at the retail level and s 1 ru,"y,!,nv public schools. Although th sales (the time that it is reported to the colto State. tax sales Most the was of raised rate 4 Cii. by V)flet this transfer, the allocation lections reported to the State Tax to the schools applied to one Commission during the period THE ADS IN THIS NEWSPAPER ARE YOUR .quarter's sales tax collected at July through September of 13?1, if . '- op-rou- nd P ce 0&mm-- ft . mid-193- 26-2- i - 4 -- r ? - Mt.T n i i. . f0 s ! " j j rd 11 er ns )!(. pt-rio- rd This Engraved Card J lh ym rd iv 1 A INVITATIONS TO SHOP IN i. 'XxS- SI y .x- - ' J?- nA - - V " fx v. ' x,- STORES You wouldn't attend the wedding without an invitation. For the invitation lets you know you re wanted. By the same toKen, you can be sure that the store that advertises the store that invites yow to come m and shop will give you the treatment and service you want. 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