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Show HELPER The DP MIMBtfL (Utah) JOURNAL uiTioiiAt f nrmRiAi 1MB- W Anr ASSOCIATION UlAUSIAJf i ATVnS Publlihad Evarr Thu radar THE JOURNAL. FUBI.I8HINQ COMPANT HELPER. UTAH Botared A Sitcond Claaa Matter Utah THUKSOAY, MARCH PAGE TWO News-Lett- er Take notice that on the I3th day of March, 1962, an election will be held in (Helper City, Utah, at the places set out below for . Washington Correspondent . the purpose of submitting to such qualified electors of said city as MONKEY --BUSINESS , shrinks to $1,387 billion a mem hall haVe paid a property taxtherein during the years preceding 27.6 percent of that $ 5 billion fi- aid election, the following proposition: Contress and the American to are believe asked being people "Shall negotiable lled. s0 brezeni coupon that the VS. sella approximately bonds of th general obligation s! f081"0" $5 billion more in exports than College of Medicine we Admistration Helper City, Utah, 1b the Endless it spends Receives Funds From sum of $75,000 bearing Intutl? repetition of thesT comparative to in at erest a not rate to AMA exceed Foundation rder, trade figures by Government of- - f11 In addition to seeking funds But- five per cent ! per anficials and propagandists Is offere of Utah College of for medical schools, AMA-ER- F wiU and before University and due and in num, payable ed to convince us that Confess fn Medicine today received gifts to encourages financial support from not to exceed fifteen ( IS ) repeating hermit is not nec should delegate to the President us our tar" tailing $1,057j07 from the Am- physicians, constituent and comfor from date the of said years to the power eliminate duties f,f rf erican Medical Association Edu ponent medical societies, the WoT , persuade the nations of bonds, be issued and sold for tru pnrrri iti awrvr Anr enftc onri the purpose of improving and cation and Research Foundation.1 man's Auxiliary, philanthropic and to reduce tnera as much as unsecured The check was presented to! and organizations, business en"loans." extending the existing water50 percent on othy.V nr tt i i J r. tities, and the general public for It is not, In short, our favorworks plant and system of executive AFL-CIman, O secretary of the a variety of programs including: In his speech to the able balance of trade that is a said city, including without Utah State Medical Assn on belast December 7, President Ken problem. It is our unfavorable Medical journalism fellowlimitation, the making of imhalf of the Foundation and the now "We abroad sell balance of payments. And the provements, enlargements, renerdy said; ship project. doctors of Utah and the nation. Research grants program for nearly $5 billion .mare than we only practical method of correct-impo- rt placements and extensions to Receiving the grant on behalf medical research workers. On October 11, Sec- - ion is to reduce not our duties the municipally owned Helper of the school was Phillip B. Price Perinatal mortality and morretary of State Dean Rusk told but those payments! City waterworks and distribMiD., Dean of the school.. the United Church women. '"Last ution system within and study. bidity MORE HOAX THAN HELP The money is part of $1,303.-16Lwithout the boundaries of year we sold to other countries Study of continuing medical nacontributed the by almost $20 billion worth of Ameducation. said city, the construction of There is a omcra lmnwinn tion's doctors during ilflSl to the our purcnases nfhrnai erican genxu wv. ih ,.nj reservoirs, supply mains, disDuring 1962, the Foundation country's medical schools through will undertake to raise funds to from abroad were in the order the aged and tribution mains, and appurtIr sympathetic, the Foundation. Of tihe total assist in the of $15 billion." And an official enant structures and facilitfinancing of medical that the juniors amount, $202,219.27 was raised scholarships and for loans for reState Department publication ies, to increase the capacity Admin Medicare through the efforts of the Wo- medical studepts, as welt as to in January declared. "Inipasal ( specifically, of said system and the qualthe King-196- 0, man's Auxiliary to AMA.. The water the United States sold about Anderson Bil) now of distributed therephysicians in internships and ity Con. total is also the largest amount residences. $20 billion worth of commodities by, all to be owned and congress win iprovide a neat and Mm contributed to the Foundation in abroad . . ." trolled by said city?" (prehensive solution to the health a single year.. If this were true, it would be problems of all over age 65. Said election will be held' at Deans of individual medical When a mighty poor reason to further you rise in the morning, cruel as it may seem to the following polling place, and schools miay use the money at form a resolution to make the our already inadequate tion this sublime, if me pcisoos inaicaTea as bouows their discretion for special pro tariffs and subject UjS. maufac- - faith, it is aibout time to look into day a happy one to a fellow-creatu- re. act as election officials: will or outside their jects expenses labor turers of goods qtf high this bill and see just what it Sydney Smith content to still more devastating does offer. You will find that it Voting District: competition from imports from would pay for; 1. Up to 90 days of countries. East Helper, No. 7; inpatient But the fact is we do not re- - hospitalization, the patient to pay West Helper, No. 8; ceive $5 billion more for imports the first $tlO of cost each day for (Northwest Helper No. 21. than we spend on imports. We do the first nine days. (Deductible" not sell $20 billion worth of 'ex- - !s the word for that 90 bucks.) Polling Place: Self-Servi- ce 2. After ports, even though we do buy $15 Civic Auditorium, hospitalization (but billion worth of imports. We do not without it), up to 180 days South Main Street, export the goods, but we don't of nursing home services, Helper City, Utah. collect the dollars. That $5 bil- -; 3. Home health services (by Election Officials: lion margin of export "sales" is others than physicians- - up to Janet Golda Dalpiaz, Hatch, a fantastic fiction, a downright 240 visits per year, deliberate deception arrived at by 4. Outpatient hospital diagnos- - Ann Spensko, counting the cash value of our tic services in this case, with a The polls will be open from foreign gifts aid, subsidized $20 "deductible" (to be paid by 7 ajn. to 8 pjn. goods, famine and emergency re- - the patient) on each examination. Notice is further given that on And if these services anpear lief, etc. as commercial sales. When ,we deduct $1.9 billion in on casual reading to' be fairly; March 19th, 1962, that being the LBS gooas irom wnicn we receive no comprenensive, consider the med- - first Monday after said election, casn ana yi.4 bunon more sold leal needs that are not provided the City Council will meet at its regular meeting place in said city under some sort of Federal sub- - for: , i FOR ONLY There is no allowance for the at 7:30 pm. and canvass the sidy, our true export surplus' bills of your own doctor or sur returns and declare the results geon in or out . of the hospital of said election. .or nursing home. There is no TAKES ONLY MINUTES GIVEN order of the Citv SIGHTSEEING QUIZ ' provision for drugs needed to Council of'by Helper Utah City, continue treatment at home, and tnas zsth day of January, 1982. SAVES 75 ON CLEANING no help with doctors' or druggists ! bills for those who suffer at home with arthritis, heart trouble PROFESSIONAL RESULTS , diabetes and kindred chronic ail- -l By ROBERT S. TAYLOR . Poat Offloa At Halpar, At Th Washington budgets. The AMA established the program in 1951 so physicians could play a greater part In financial gupport of medical schools. Money contributed to AMA-HR- F may be designated for a spsecific medical school. All money not designated is divided equally among the 88 schools. (Physicians have given more than $115 million to medical schools through the Foundation since it was created. ELECTION (JOTICE 1962 8, j JJSS " f e?? DEATH VALLEY DAZE! (5) V. I 1 ..." 10 ... wU-mean- ir pro-leas- ed A JJ 4fc? 3 iLT dtSV-1 LET'Sv " c- ALL WRITE WASHINGTON TO STOP -J ques-redu- ce ed THESE low-wa- SAVE MTU , Deluxe A (GOVT.) WESTERN fellow taxpayer who also doubles in brass as a fighting weekly newspaper editor, comes up with a colorful approach to making a pitch to our representatives in Congress. He is Editor Russ Metz, who sounds odtf editorially in his Bath County as follows; Owingsville, Ky.) ( "You've watched a TV or movie situation in which a man is A long-suiferi- ng, News-Observ- er made to dig his own grave while the villian hovers nearby with a rifle. And youVe thought to yourself, '.Stupid, you're going to be killed anyway, why don't you take your spade and paste him one in the kisser? You may as well go down fighting.' "And yet, today's taxpayer is being cast in a corresponding role as the Government forces him to dig deeper in order to finance the wildest spree in history. There is no choice, no voice for the condemned we just keep digging. "Or is there none? Who says we cannot paste our congressmen in the faces with a spadeful of letters, telling him to lay down that rifle and grab a rein oh this gravy wagon;" free-spendi- ng run-aw- ay jr"" Z wv eiEi re DAY CLEAN 8 merits. And "'NX i i k' .... ,: ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER. it , 'C -- A CITY THAT CLAIMS TO BE BIRTHPLACE OF BuNYAN ERECTED THESE MAMMOTH S1ATUES OF THE LEGENDARY LOGGER AND HIS BLUE OX. BABE. rUL THE j ; '. nv 1 VJ.0S3NNIH 6ood Care etes irai W38 mean good memoriis. for your eyes sf a times. Mayor GLEANING FLUID CONSTANTLY REFINED , you consider that senior-citize- n health insurance policies without deductibles are available for .this amount of money from established, taxpaying insurance comp anies. The best assessment of the Bill, p e rhaps, come? from statistics presented by the Secretary of Health, Ed- ucation and Welfare in testimony TTrviico hffori the Wave anH Means Committee. They show, on ' careful analysis, that this legis- i Murine C& Feature. ., LITTLE PRESSING NEEDED is moot to ask just where would those at limited 'mHans (for whom this legislation is primarily urged) get the $90 required for the-- first nine days of a Liapital sojourn? The ques- tion is especially pertinent when I BREWED WITH PURE 45 . King-Anders- , One Batch Will Convince You of the Savings City Recorder Ted's LAUNDER CENTER Date of First Publication, Feb.1962, Date of Last Publication, March 8, 1962. Day-Nig- ht ruary 8, lation would cover less than 25 percent of the average medical expense of those over 65. At an estimated cost of $2 billion a year in additional Social Security taxes, it is not only a bad bargain but a costly deception. 345 YOU KNOW! This Engraved Card r 'V X" Yni, " 13,1 'W CJ 1 HELPER b MERCANTILE, CO., Helper. INVITATIONS TO SHOP IN THE LOCAL STORES You wouldn't attend the wedding without cm invitation. For the invitation lets you know you re wanted. By the same token, you can be sure that the store that adverthe store that invites you to come tn and shop tises will give you the treatment and service you want It is well to remember, too. that the store's advertisement saves you valuable shopping time, by informing you of the products it sells, well in advance of your visit One easy monthly ; payment.. . when you gat a prompt cash loan horn usf Pay off old bills and reduce the size of w J. V. your monthly payment as much as 50! Just pick up your phone, then pick up your loan. $25 to $2000 CITY FINANCE CORPORATION Um Maw $400 mm U EL Hsia St yem THE ADS IN THIS NEWSPAPER ARE YOUR Utah Everything adds up to one n NEXT TO SAFEWAY'S iJlt "I m. ov Price ' "S3, Distributed East Main St ky Ory P1mc Co. tSdford Price i wW Patronize the stores DVERTISE IN YOUR that LOCAL NEWSPAPER |