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Show The HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) Washington News-Lett- er NATIONAL By ROBERT S, TAYLOR Correspondent . Wathington Publllhod Ev.rir ThuruUf , Hwnnd taratf PACE THR JOURNAL. rUBLUHINd HKLPKR. UTAH Clin Ua(ir At Th COMPASfV Offlc Port Rile. At Otafc THURSDAY, JULY 12, TWO 1902 Certainly we have more un- tmpioyeo wwncis uwu ucouwmc, but we also have shortages of labor" in many fields. And the volume of unemployment la not holding down the demand for means, it is said, less pressure for increased, wages, and wim the Administration attempting to restrain labor union demands there is no clanger of further wage-pus- ' Inflation. h W The leases. supply, distortions in the election of the a little outside t on may be means currency President arising from the widely fluence and demand deposits, has By Ralph Robey varying populations of the dif- I risen sufficiently to put ,n demands not ferent states. Under1 this reform, is true is force on prices. Interest stances in which this every voter In every state would' v 1" minority, held have rates Ibeen reasonably IS THERE ANY REAL vote for three electors Just as to steady and the Federal Reserve! Failure of the money supply DANGER OF INFLATION 1 he helps elect two Senators and1 is also more of increase Tapidly has a followed Board policy I one Representative. in May the consumer price in- a mVentiful basis for marilv the result of the sluggish- Public dissatisfaction with the dex 'held steady at the record .loan expansion, but the demand ness of the recovery. Continuation elec- - level of iAc?ril. This was news-tor- al presently gerrymandered of the international deficit has been modest. for credit system by which the worthy because this measure has 'been a primary factor In relation larger states, especially those shewn a persistent tendency to Fourth, competition, both do- - to interest tes. dominated by their big cities, rise and It is expected that the mestic and foreign, is extremely u true that compe-Certalnl have an inordinate voice in both uptrend probably will be resumed K has been unusually keen, titton the selection of Presidential can-- 1 next month. But this Index may be that prices the net hold tended their election is wlde'ers only the goods and services ASd ,S! prices. But with a continued and deep. Public opinion polls purchased by urban workers. It has made ,. reveal a substantial majority ija not, therefore, customarily used anxious for correction of these :as a test of whether the nation upon higher prices. ted before too lmg. evils. The chance for such reform is in an inflationary period. For Now these four arguments arei WJ not anticipate a sudden Is before us. But its fate now, this he wholesale price Index Is sufficiently Impressive to co- (burst of prices. And we uvwtA rests In the Senate, where the used, and that has been relative-outco- vlnce many persons that there Is t0 have a substantial j is highly uncertain hv stable for four years. no reason to fear a government But a next .unless those who say they wnnt on the contrary, Great. satisfaction is taken, and deficit ' that, in : . inflationary d;ficit t t InU t of electors representing one party xui Y)iu...4...Ul i micuuai eitcuuns i e 1 1 properly so, in mis jong-ier- m this is the very 'time when we time next major nd the or the other, the individual citi- their Senators 50. j stability of the wholesale price should plan for,, and welcome, i.move wholesale price zen, under the proposed Amend A nn th hnd is worth a index. But docs it mean that we of substantial size on the upside. t0 ment, would vote for two elec dozen in the pocket. coninflado We not agree with this jhave no basis for fearing Js n time for deficits, tors at large (as for Senators) elusion for the following reasons, j and for one elector in his area SO THIS IS TAX EQUALITY? I (Four powerful arguments are If we got back to a . full re-- 1 (comparable to his Congressional A year ago President Kennedy made on the side that there Is covery we would not find anyj Billie Soj Estes Usts $40 million In in uabillties, $20 million In assets, District). Thus, the electoral vote promised the country he would no real danger of inflation, particular excess capacity. would very lilcsly be divided. put before Congress a tax' we existence what is other of have the unused, word,, First, major wlth they're not sure Most states would then be send- reform bill aimed at equal! is termed excess capacity in so rather than excess capacity. Of whether to declare him bankrupt ing to the Electoral College mem- treatment of equally situated of our industries. Because course there' are a few Industries or secretary The Treasury, !cf this, it is maintained, no one that can turn out more than the ber, of both parties, rather than sons. sending the victorious panel, Nothing 'wrong with that. And is feaTful that he may not be market will take, but that al-- 1 Good breeding is that quality either all Democrat or all Repub- then just a few weeks ago, the efole to get What he wants ways is the case, and has noth- - which enables a person to wait silence wnue lican, as is now done depriving hence there ing to do with the danger fo in- - in gave us some equally out a long delay, end the state's minority of all rep- promising words. He would ask Is no great building up of un- - flatten. the loud mouth gets tne service. resentation. Congress for tax cuts for all. needed inventories, and so forth. Under the present system of a Certainly nothing wrong with Second, we have a large pool statewide general ticket, a voter that either. Not on the surface of unemployed workers. This has as many votes in Presidential anyway. elections as his state has elecBut from the evidence at hand and if they favor tax equality, one for each of its twtf the new tax bill that's been their devotion tors is strictly rhetori-brewiSenators and one for each Confor over a year now will cal. gressman. Each New Yorkers had prove to 'be more like a 50-- 1 Here's an example of how they 45 votes in 1960, each Delawar- megaton bomb than a soothing would' achieve "equal treatment ian but three. , syrup in its effect on the VS. of equally situated persons" and Senator .Mundt's Amendment taxpayer. It will, on the face of of what taxpayers may look for would restore the purpose of the it, provide tax cuts But in the new bill when it is preto prevent it will then reach backalright. Electoral College into every sented to Congress in August: big taxpayer, hind pocket They would end tax credits on and small to pay for them. dividends because they consider And it also appears that some- - this a loophole for the wealthy. body forgo' to pass along what- - They would remove exemptions ever formula the President had for the aged and the blind 'befor "equal treatment of equally-situat- cause such exemptions "erode the A trend is being reported by tax base". They would wipe out persons". Need money TODAY? It's a& near as your TELEPHONE. boat dealers across the country-showinThis evidence is provided by the benefits of joint returns be- ... . . ... j that customers, oversold us can. AL are your money will De waiting. uive tnances the stated policies and objectives cause this constitutes Tavorecr on styling, are demanding boats Buy new clothes, a better car, or pay off old bills. that are also safe, durable and of the 'principaVarchitaetf of the treatment.1,I5y would eliminate easily maintained. bill. They are Stanley deductions of state ''and local This trend was brought out in FINANCE CORPORATION a recent survey of over 600 boat S. Surrey, Assistant Secretary of taxes as being another loophole the Treasury for Tax Policies: for. the "wealthy" and if . you Loans below $600 made by City Finance Col dealers conducted by the ComWalter W. Heller; chairman of own and occupy your borne they 71 E. Main St. 637-202- 0, mittee of Aluminum Producers. Price According to the survey report, the President's Council of Eco- would tax you a portion of its dealers insist that some "miracle" materials have not lived up nomic Advisers ; and Mortimer rental value which they consider K. Caplin, Commissioner of In "investment income''. to their early billing and they ternal Revenue. All are lonotlme Such is tax equality on the and customers both are becoming disenchanted. Customers are now New Frontier. advocates of drastic tax reform more knowledgeable about boat- ing and realise that extreme styling does not necessarily mean seaworthiness, durability or minimum maintenance. The survey indicates continu- OUTLOOK FAIR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS The first Congressional step ha, been taken to make it possible for us to elect a President in as fairly and representative a manner as we elect a Congressman or Senator! iA Amendment Constitutional 12) (Senate Joint Resolution sponsored by Senators Mundt MorThurmond ton '(BKy.), Fong Goldwater Hruska and MoClellan by which candidates for the re Electoral Collega would each his choice for President and Vice President and then run for election in a manner similar to Senator, and Representatives, is now under study by the full Senate Judiciary Committee. Instead of voting for a panel Third, the .total money Jiving Admlnlstra-whic- h in-ba- fSSLS rlin hs (R-SD- .), (D-SjC- .), .), .), , (O-Ar- k.) 'TV de-clp- 1 In.i. - .... 1 1 Pf1, m In-def- il per-.ma- ny with-Presid- ent well-manner- x I Summer means many things. For kids, It means school is out, and vacation Is In. (For parents, it means beaft trips, fishing trips Iced d.infco blooming flower gardens. the But to some it .means blistering lawns and failing growth result of water shortage and rationing because the facilities of years go won't take careof the .water needs of today.. Why is this the case in a land (where every modern convenience - -- Is avai!rllet - , " : ' to itialoe summer heat more j We're interested in air conditioners tolersb: and other mechanical developments to make life more pleasant. But we are paying the price. We are indifferent to the needs of water utilities .which, in many cases makes in impossible for the Mjpp4finf of ,'wtjter 4 sufficient Quantities.;. v . , As the (population explodes, water shortage will become a real-- ; tty in many more communities. Recently, 1000 communities were forced to curtail the use of water. Forty-liv- e states felt shortages. i Helper, for he past three years had to resort to ration water and continually ask public support to cut out waste. to do something about expanding our facilities , This is the time ' to met these increased demands. These new facilities cannot be developed overnight' It takes many years to make the funds avail v able, approve btdg for construction of new facilities and complete .,. ' , -- ttte actual building. If our town's water supply is adequate today, we should 'find out what the situation wili be 10 or 20 years from now and act accordingly for our own sake as well as for our children's sake, ' Bren ma Die soothing sounds of surf orchine puts you to sleep and keeps nin on a cabin roof to lull theyou there, the company says. potential insomniac to sleep are "White sound" produced by conditioner Is said to shut faithfully reproduced by some-tthing called a TtoundOonditloaout distracting noises and calm er" according to a iNew Yorkyour rattled nerves even In the TheoCttce! firm offering it for $08-6PrriXR-JPAims- R OP RAIN? battery-power- ed five-pou- nd, he 3 See Doaflcj ttc3i7H ed , CITY ing popularity for aluminum Siding Applicators - The happiest boats because they provide a combination of styling and durability now being sought by the average boater. The Committee feels that as vacate boaters earn more, week-en- d boating will become even more popular as a recreational pas- bein with a rULITIO n Nova Chtvy II From SRINGLES SHAKES Phcne Rid. Helper, Utah 4T2-4SO- 62 36 48 28 Value for the Money erne Professionals I 1 AfJD SEE VIIY! Webster Mtw CllUaif Dictionary. a Msniaea Webster. U for d lUs Is J 43 very wer Lawyer 155 aCer--N. eboefr ecskoot aatf Mwrkaa-- HIE HELPER JOURNAL - So. Main Helper, Utah Pbooe cat Wagon-Famlty-si- ITOIIELL FUNE3AL XXOB . Dick UltcheU easy to park, pack, pay (or! zed, Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan . I e rivals the expensive makes. r SB? l I 1 C&rak Mom ctf s0n m ttte t 1 SdM-Sp- J Chevrolet Bel Air rts Itasatrf or Ststk WaiN-J- est wtaayoMcaewaal Red Legsg fanUy pian. s-e-tai aeeaaasjsjsjMf,aM II Nova Station mm TTIORIT HATCH taeaa a easy travaiin(! GET A JULY BUY Agency 1 top-do- .. Gtorgt Patterick Price Phone ME ftstsfcfJcsaiauitvii.Bttr in on i Equitable Insurance pictioty to set 7 All Types of Help your teen-ager- s do better homework! way DEAU 58 Freedom Free Estimates ConvertibleThrifty CIIEUROLET WOOD (PtrecnUS of DuWn) 57 23 20 43 28 29 Durability Strength Clwvy visit to your rated the three major boat materials: ALUMINUM ' 17i time. A decline in boating accidents should follow. As the boater learns more about his boat and what it can do he will discover new forms of enjoyment for the entire family. These include water skiing, exploration for picnic areas, camping. On the safety side, the more a boater learns about boating, the more careful and safety conscious he will beFollowing is how dealers ALL KINDS OF ROOF WORK a , come. Us First E. N. HANSEN Roofing Aluminum ng rzx trl zzi Ctnrt cf Canter Is aboettl&e stSa eaal at ortatatf. |