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Show Johovah's Witnesses Hold Meeting from tht Capital Commenf HONEYED WORDS-N- O i i i ft HELP better stabilized inflation is just Then comes the the kick in teeth. Steel is forced to forego a price rise, but unions gain shorter hours and higher pay. l'rofits dwindle as labor costs go up and Expansion prices are leveled. plans for more more jobs are de- and plants layed or abandoned. Harassment and legal suits by Federal agencies hit busi- ness in many industries. Wo see more money shorter hours go is business while and to unions tax denied relief for modernizing plants and increased employment. Confidence ebbs. The stock market dives. The Administration asks what can be done to restore confidence in the economy. Are they kidding ? The time for words honeyed is past. directly and indirectly. At the United Auto Workers convention in early May, the President told workers that they must hold the line on wages. But in Washington, plans were underway to raise the pay of Federal white collar workers at a cost of $300 million a year $1 billion annually after next year. This wage increase amounts to 10.2 above present pay scales. A comparable increase would cost private industry over $23 billion a year. Prices have to would be raised to cover this cost. But all the Federal government need do is ask Congress to raise the debt limit to pay for the wage raise. This creates more money but doesn't add a penny to our national wealth. Does this - TMninm AnntinfAil ,, .Y , veTS ivignis Aaviser 17 . ' ni-tn- ... M JIpaS: fl' - triumoh ' There was result took ultimately .. .. nauon-wia- e "lTf . brazen action proves that all public duri the early months of this President Kennedy "tW. f this of I on added significance vi u w-v- ,,, was & In hud racLV taIa)ced dey t he was ud vw 7T ding the American people.' Managed Economy willingness to control such state In connection with this testias matters legislative reappormony regarding a planned deficit, tionment. there was considerable interest Recent polls indicate a decline manifested on Capitol Hill in a in Mr. Kennedy's popularity -l- camment by Mr. enned at his reflecting a questioning attitude June 27 news contence d on the part of the public as to ,., mnrm ,ot,awhether the nation ds being guid to approve his ed on the correct course and in urging Congress Mr. Kennedy legislative program, the right direction. mentioned the House defeat of A major cause of concern in his Tarm Bill, then added: "Now. if, hard to get bills by "I. Z i which Mr. is I Kennedy getting from a large number of his ad visers advice which is creating huge question marks in the minds of many voters. Replace Budget Director This explains why Sen. Byrd .), chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, called upon Mr. Kennedy to replace his Director of the Budget, David iE. Bill, "with a man who understands the dangers of chronic deficit financing." . I T Lh3.,lt rArainfs T1 President 11 ii 1 ' 1 ? direction, prepares the Administration's ' spending wo-- L s of bills iW -- (D-Va- pftir t the tax bill , that a and others complicated economy such as ours must have passed. "They may not be great emotional public issues, but we've got to pass them or otherwise we be-"- in to lose control of our the management of our economy and of our governmental finances." November Election Decisive Mr. Kennedy, beset between a including variety of difficulties SSing economy and a reluc- tance by Coa?ress to approve the kind ,k wi-ioi.,- ., over billions of milos 8 and see the full line of 'Jeep' drive vehicles. Learn the 7 exclusive reasons why'Jeepr drive vehicles are your best buy! ; Come 4-wh- ' For Bent ed Pick-u- VvJjp aucuon in me aociaem ana m- jury rate, particularly among refuse collection crews and street maintenance wokers. The International Trades Fair in Zagreb is one of the largest of its kind in the world, n ml 1,re xpe 'Vr-- u j began working in the coal mines of Carbon County at lfi, and four years later was elected to the executive board of the UMWA, 78 37 472-S8- VEHICLES MADE ONLY Utility BY Wagon WILLYS MOTORS' Price, Utah 98 South 3rd East Tune In THE FOLLOW SUN (Sunday C:30 p.m., Chaaael a-- siy alocated arc. Helper Wedne-sdafor re- His mining experience inspired creation dance; Kenilworth Frl-th- e need for education in the day. Spring Gkn ThuTsday and neias oi inausinai saieiy,. a neiu Gate) Tuesday. he successfully explored at Car Time schedule for the bon College, safety courses condance is: ducted by the UjS. Bureau of 8 to 10 a.m., 9 to 12 year olds ; Mines, and he quickly passed 10 to 12 nooI1) 5 to 8 years; 1 to state examinations for fire boss 3 m 12 to ,15 p yearS) 3 t0 5 p. and mine foreman. Im. 16 and over. A year later the Bureau of and crafts July 23, Aug. 9 Mines appointed him safety in- -j 11 'Arts and Crafts will be structor. He taught safety to the,centered in the Helper Junior University of Utah engineering nigh School Shop. Included in students, and at Colorado School the program will be Leather tool of Mines, later becoming safety copper tooling, Plastics, for Kaiser Steel eoalicihery Crafts, Interests of the - on Monday, y eer 45, 637-4197- 2. lp , follows: 9 a.m. boj"s; ,10 grls; U a.m. adults. Brlmr vour ' mm equippment. WORKSHOP SCHEDULE T!ie workshop schedule for the He(per area ig from July g tQ instructors Jlly 23 with ing Joe Luke nny Sarnpinos , and Ann b Location ROOMS FOR RENT Cay, week LOTS for SAUB-doo- d. Call or monthly rates. Also Furnwith water. Reasonable. ished Apts. Steam Heat. Wash- 7,12,usc Mrs Follastro, HJLLCREST room facilities. TOR SALE Large modern house HOTEL & APTS. Phone G-double garage, etc. Contact Dea lO.lO.uac Helper, Appoint Diamanti, OR FOR RENT 3 -- (Room Apt. Furn. ment only. l,Hl,usc or Unfurn. 76 D St. Call 472-59742t2tp TOR SALE House, two GarModern baths (3 nms furnished). FOR RENT House. Call 472-64age, garden spot, water share. 44,uc Good location. A Steal $4,250. 6 --room Modern RENT 96 FOR Call Pete Perrero, Phone 47 Call 472-59B Street. house, or 7,12,usc 7,fl,ltc Helper ' mine,, at Sunnyside. Group. TOR SALE Dwelling Star went to California in 1954 j Time schedule: 9 ajn. to 11, on Townsite. Modern. Helper as safety engineer for Consolidat 5 to 12 years; 1 to 3 p.m. 13 to Miscellaneous Insurance & Loan, 156 So. Main ed Steel Co.. He was safety en- - 17 years; 4 to pm. 18 and up. or Phone 472-5877uae gineer for Los Angeles County pun in Acting: Aug. 10-2-8 CARPET HEADQUARTERS 11 Fun in for three years before Ms appoint FOR SALE or Bent, Strictly Mod Acting activities will Installation. A Good Expert Call be at the Junior High. in era house Spring Glen. Sample Line. Free Estimate! Times are 8 to 9 a.m, 5 to .Tack Fintus. Phone 472-54and Mohawk, and Blgelow, 8 years; 9 to 10 ajm., 9 to Ll 748jtc HELPER FURN. Firth carpets. 10 to 11 a.m., 12 to 13 years; 1 ",uie fr HWR. Helper mOR SALE 8 --acre farm with 1:1 to 12 noon, 14 ta 17 years; Delegate to White House Confab anodern house. All under years; 1 to 3 pjm play producalso 2 Income houwf . tion; 3 to 5 p.m., Adults. 4te HEALTH FOOD STORE OrCall 472-92-12 Mr Regis concluded his outline ganic Vitamins, Clint Millar with this Information: "InstrucWanted Whole Wheat Flour at tors in all workshops are preOrange's, 316 N. 2nd East, to meet the needs and inEXFENSES pared WANTED NOW Persons to pick Price, Utah. Phone MX terests of the group. All comCherries. Contact LaMar Farley munities are encouraged to sup207 South 400 West, Orem, Ut. See BILL WELSH port the program. Equipment and ft CLEANERS CARPET BUG -(7,134tp time factors Jiave necessitated Oriental and Domestic). Carpal -tthe centrally locating of some acPart-tim- e WCQVIEN empaoynent Layinc, Rug Bending and Serf tivities at Helper Junior High." at the (Railroad YMCA, Helper, lner, Upholstery and Rug ShamMOTOR CREDIT CO. Imerviewi will be lvm Sunment by the Board of PubHc pooing; Etectrolux Sales and day through Thursdays, from Service. W. R. Xrsiott, 644 N Workg to head thr Safety Divisto 11 pm. fPeliapbOM 2nd East, Price, Utah. Pbons 1 ion of the Bureau of Personnel. ICE 87 Eas Slain Star wltl fly to Washington. DC on Aug. 19 for a briefing PCIGE, UTAH with Department of Labor officials and wiU take off Aug. M TTIa CbA for arrival in Zagreb the foOosr-l- n day. 62 Truck Recreation Program i 472-62.- ; KRAYNC MOTOR COMPANY l Cnfinwrf poop On club Groap instrucf.ion wjll ' local- TODAY I DEMONSTRATION -- o j mak 1 A (R-Oel- .) Ben. Williams: "Do I und?r-san- d that this deficit with which we are now being confronted was """"" ASK FOR j active iTom 4-w- htl in j ry FOR SALE aro porformanco-provo- d m- 1 iQUiri Ar Sen. Byrd complained, among t,.- - in other things, that Mr. Bell "is that more New Frontiersmen addicted to 'planned deficits' should elected to the Senate when they suit his philosophy and the lHouse on Nov 8 so as and he thinks balancing the bud- -, to bolster sllDDOrt for his get each year is not the proper ' j poig, standard to ifollow.'" Hl,t" TWntc f lMy Kanrsv Mr. ell twas quoted by Sen.' hn nrtw AVT,r1(;. Tnnr'nnfiHP'noi as saying that!than Williams rhey have in recent months. "rc aellcIX esiimaxea are a counterattack in waging 1962 for the fiscal year (which mors mem-endhooe Meeting jthe on June 30) was "deUtoer- Conffress who (believe in ately planned" (by the Kennedy flscal SOUndness and who omvise Administration. centralization of power in Wash Sen. Williams cited to the Sen- JLindholm, area representative for crisis. ington at the expense of state the Bureau of Veterans' Re-eAccording to Mr Jennings, the ate the following exchange be- - and local governments. tween himself and Mr. Bell while ployment Eights, U.S. Depart- - returnees are protected by the ment of Labor, 'Denver, Colorado. law to restoration to their former the latter was testifying recently Val B. Jennings has .been Mx Jennings will be available Adviser to returning senrtce- of .5. vase ine ives- men in maviers concerning iv-- 1 io counsel ana Juty. ser- - ervisis ana iNationai uuarasmen insxaxemeni 10 vice jobs. The announcement returning home following their &iJ3iVJii made today by Wilbur T. tour of duty due to the Berlin al I one-four- th , JOURNAC Bt Armaged-government- st You and I want deeds not words from Washington. We are fed up with an Administration that says it wants to encourage economic growth and then behaves as if it didn't understand the first thing about economics. When the stock market sinks, everyone feels it. People with insurance policies. People with bank accounts. Insurance firms and banks need stock and bond investments to back up their promises to pay. When investments decrease in value, it affects everyone, lrdCtoW Z over-colle- ct Conditions, they now and about over. jobs. vay, are (Utah) lSe m JSTI? dividend-withholdin- mean HELPER j i steel case, the Administration threatened anti-- t rust action and transfer of government orders to firms not raising prices. Will the White House put the same lid on labor or wiil honeyed words hide a failure to act? When electrical workers in New York City won a week, the administration did nothing. In fact when Labor Secretary Goldberg addressed members of this union recently, he never mentioned the subject. Construction workers on the West Coast demand a $1.15 hourly raise which is four times the Administration's wage increase formula. Has anybody heard anything about a White House power play against in the must take and it taxes, these unions comparable to the time and trouble to reclaim it. pressures put on the steel How about companies? Not a word! wage raises in private Will the Administration ask The President's Congress to put unions under industry?Board favored a anti-trulaws ? This is essenEmergency 10 cent an hour increase tial if the monopoly power of unions is ever to be checked. There is no evidence that the Administration will, request this remedy. Speaking before a group of business men in May, the President assured them that we have not priced ourselves out of foreign markets. He cited $20 billion in exports as contrasted with imports of $15 billion to prove we have a favorable balance .of trade of $5 billion. , But the $20 billion figure includes what we rail as well as materialgiveweaway for 451,000 sell workers. The total rail infor blocked currencies. These crease will now cost manageitems have no favorable effect ment $177 million yearly. The on our trade balance. Elimiis Board says this nate them and our favorable balance drops about The total net income of of what the Administration Class I railroads in 1961 was claims the balance is. The President knows our only $382 million. Some major lines like the New York Cenexport prices have risen 11 tral had a deficit. To cover while foreign competitors' this raise, the railroads will have not. The only goods we have to up freight rates or sell successfully abroad are face bankruptcy. If materials still short here, wage raise means no products not obtainable elseprice increase, how does the where, and farm goods. President's Emergency Board Businessmen along with the recommendations hold prices public are no longer soothed down? Or does by White House syrup. They mean what the Adminiwonder whether the Adminstration wants it to mean: istration really understands depending on how many votes our free enterprise system, are at stake? What will 10 when they see the government cents an hour more mean to pounding business while pamworkers, if railroads have to pering labor, playing-politic- s stop running or cut the num- - at the expense of the country's ber of workers in half to stay future. Not honeyed words but in business ? reassuring action on the part Who believes that the Ad- - of the White House is needed ministration will make unions now to restore confidence here hold wages down? In the and abroad. proposal sound to you? Consider The way the Administration tells it, only people not paying taxes on dividends now through neglect or some other reason, will be affected. Not so say Treasury officials. We will $200 million a year. Small investors will be deprived of funds which could be earning interest or marked for reinvestment Many individuals living in modest circumstances and providing for themselves in retirement will have withheld from them the dividend income to pay for groceries and rent. One dollar in every five taken in by the Treasury will affect someone who didn't owe (lie Ogden PAGE TTVM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 The largest gathering of Je to ashovah's Witnesses ever Comment III semble in Ogden concluded a 3- - now world that will bs given to day Bible refresher course Sun- - faithful and obedient mankind W DOUrHAT by JAMES dav evening at the Otrripn Hirh ...i W'llU MVC ; is.ian i JI u,..i, i rs, . m . ' .j j x.vluc.. school. A capacity audience of td do an interesting S(Wm1!"g M06 perra diSCOurse "Talle ones will have God's Tw?,hT toward Administra- Kingdom ds at Hand," by John P. ageous tection and will pass through the economic n d a tions Sutherland, principal speaker. !wwlare (the battle of Jegltive Thy will be done. Using the BMe throufillout his don) lnto tne new world (Matt 6: It). thmk that in Washington Many Mr Sutherland painted triumphant kingdom We have a spirit of faith i r. this concern has increased as a -- iw,,tifiii .. of -a nnrariise v.. J us ; we have a spirit that is uy ViUt. result of the Supreme Court de Lewis Rablson, presiding minist strong, that is willing to pernlomn An frovKl r 4 Via nQtinn'o and somo- - er of the Price congregation, said sist and planned persist and persist. , , puibhc schools. i..deliberately 4 thl" the local congregation was well Let us say "I will" to this ? This decision, it is contended, represented at this convention. spirit. ,tedrt yU clearly reveals the direction In which the nation would travel K Yes sir" .. the philosophy of the Phone Newn Items to Journal and1 on the courts, In government An..,?uot,n asserted: should Jilliams elsewhere by Yonf Neff Honeyed words from the White House say help is on the way. Taxes will be cut. There will be no freexe on prices. Equipment depreciation will be speeded up. All additional this will money for business to invest in expansion more modern tools, new plants, more and at Can you think of an easier way to save? S1 74 ' IWJEV FOR 742 32. - im Jjsd t to CCa rm U Tea !",t,N'J Vhm too join the U.S. Savings Bond Payroll Savings Plan, 70a save auto- matically . . . without even thinking aboot it Is then a savings plan thafa easier? Here's how it works : notify your employer that yon want to join the Payroll Savines Plan. Tell him the mount you want to save each payday. Hell set aside your savins You from your check and deUW Savings Bonds. it easy on yourself save tin Payroll Savings Bond way. where yoa UJS. Make work. Tkt US. Saving$ Bondi you &ttf now interest to maturity atsJ Pay on keep earning for 10 year etsr maturity. Whaft more, you faessf vitkout ritk mdor SJ SMBfV UJS. MffWWWl save nore than money with U.S. Savings Bonds Giissfr.Mfl 4 |