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Show Man is unjust, but God is CHECK YOUR DRIVING. and finally justice triumphs.just; I HABITS RIGHT NOW lecting playing card back designs. He can swap with playmates. CHILDREN'S TOYS , Stick rows of old playing cards Children love to handle playing on to a board and hang in the children's playroom. It will make eards. They are naturally to the bright red. yellow, a wonderful dartboard. Special and black colors and pretty de- scoring systems can easily be signs on the cards. And not only worked out If your child is invited to a do they love them tor the excite- costume party, show him how to stent of make a costume out of a deck of old playing cards. A crown of Go Fis Kings, Queens and Jacks can be Old Maid made for his head and the rest - 4 orvSlapof the deck can be attached to j DUI JICI, his costume. also be Show the children how to make cause they their own greeting cards by cutcan play, ting out picture cards and stickwith the ing them on to plain paper. The .cards in . any number of ways without get- King couldthe be usedfor for dad's Queen mother's. ting into a game. Here are a few: birthday Show the little girls how ideal Building card houses on the s; living room carpet The child's old cards are for decorating they can be used to wallexcitement increases as the "castle" gets higher. Use the narrower paper dollhouse walls, as rugs for Bridge deck cards for arches and the dollhouse, or by cutting out risers and the wider "club' deck faces from court cards as pictures on dollhouse walls. for ceilings. Teach the youngsters how to ' Texture of playing cards is Material play "Card in the Hat" by flick-sn- g ideal for a deck of cards one at a can be cut and- bent to shape, time Into a hat placed on the floor and takes paint easily. Especially n true for building; small models of near a corner of the room. points to those cards landing houses or for decorating a model train layout tastde the hat . Help a child to make a playing 'And which young boy or girl card mobile. If confined to bed, has not st one time or another atthe child will watch it moving tached an old playing card by lor hours. clothespin to hia bicycle frame Start tiie child off on an In- near the wheel to make a whirteresting and unusual hobby: col- - ring sound against the spokes? OLD CARDS: playing .... M Ji W doll-house- model-buildin- g. - As-lg- . JACK'S SIGHHEEINGQUIZ RADIO-T- V - SALES Expert SERVICE . service by a DeVry Technical and RCA Institutes. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES, MODELS Set We repair .sets in the home when possible In our modern shop wbea not at the home. well-equipp- 3I u BUILT IN "THE 13m CENTURY THIS GOTHIC ABBEY FORTRESS IS PERCHED ON A ROCK IN THE SAVOF CANOkLE ed Phone 472-388- 8 P1CKVP and DELWHY HERE'S TEST Pick out the '3DNYJU JO iSVOD AONWCION 3H1 NO 13HJIN IS 1N0H Good tyts mnevr good memories at all times. fart tor your xs Sim HOW.... pencil-push- er I The Looking Ahead i i HELPER (Utah) J OUBNAl TirURSDiAY, SEPT. 13, 1962 ..by Or. Siorgi S. Btiton traffic tragedies. f RESIDENT NATIONAL In adopting this new criteria, WUCATION PROGRAM WIIS traffic safety "Incentive ftttcy, Arlunm Awards' to the Western States for their traffic safety perform,' ance will be based, not only on' HOW PRICES ARE FIXED a reduction in death, per 100 There seems to Ibe new evimillion vehicle miles traveled, dence that the does not but improvement in traffic legis- understand the public of busmysteries traffic lation, accident PAGE THE EX 1 1 w s 111 records, iness. An opinion polling concern police ,has revealed to its private clients traffic supervision, driver licens that it finds the general public, ing, periodic motor vehicle in- and businessmen as well, quite spections, school traffic safety ed concerned about the market domucatlon, public traffic safety, edof our top industrial giants, ucation and many other factors inance This in Interpreted to mean all based on the Annual Inven.strong public support for the tory of Traffic Safety Activities government's vigorous anti-tru- st as administered by the National so as to prevent con. j activity, Safety Council. leentrations of power in the ' The Utah Safety Council hail market place. ed the new criteria as much Another poll by the same ormore realisbic. Increases or deasked whether there ganization crease in total deaths from one to be more or less governought year to another are often a ment regulation of business. Of matter of chance. Such changes its samp'e, 39 per c?nt called for have a marked effect on the more, 39 per cent called for year's rate, according to the less, (Twenty-tw- o per cent were Council. the same undecided.) Answering Tapestry Referring specifically to the question in 1953, however, 50 Whatever its shortcomings, the wall hanging was designed cognition for each of the elcent said they were opposed the "Triumph of Peace" tapements of the Action Program for per by Peter Coifs, an Antwerp to more estry that hangs at the United regulations, artist, to symbolize peace, prosTraffic Safety, the Council add with 29 government Nations used to have one unper cent favoring more perity and equality. Dominantly ed that only through consistent challenged point in its favor: it blue and maize, it depicts hercuinvolvement. Asked government was rated as the biggest tapestry lean men and women attired in improvement in each of these whether competition can be de ever made. factors can accidents toe reduced. pended lengths of gauze, leaves and upon to keep prices fair Critics debated its artistic other classical dishabille. "'Especially with regard to or whether government control merits, but even its detractirs This summer, for the first traffic safety, no one can afford is had to admit that 43'i by 2814 the current poll turn, tourist season since the textile needed, salf-safe," G. said to be only feet is a lot of yard goods. mural went on display in 19S4, ed up 43 per cent preferring to Ernest Bourne, Council manager Smartly tailored U.N. guides U.N. guides can no longer boast on competition Bnd 43 per rely could depend on gasps of astonof its dimensional supremacy. (Winner of the il961 WIIS aw cent need for government ishment when they pointed out That title now belongs to the ards for first, second and third action.seeing to visitors that the giant swatch, But in 1953, only 29 per "Christ in Glory" tapestry beIn the reduction deaths of which hangs in the delegates' place cent were for government action hind the altar of England's on a vehicle mileage basis were and 57 lobby of the General Assembly Coventry Cathedral-Th- e per cent favored the comBuilding, contains 94,000 miles New Mexico, Arizona and Wash new champion is 38 feet petitive system. of yarn almost enough to wide and nearly 75 feet high. In ington, in that order. Distrust of Business? girdle the planet four times. area, it is more than twice the This picture of public opinion Furthermore, it took 14 BelU.N. tapestry's 1 240 square feet.. gian craftsmen working at speAnd to the chagrin of the 14 appears to reveal a need for con cially built looms some four Belgians whose work took four tinued study and communication years to complete the job. years, 14 French weavers comA gift of the Belgian governregarding the principles of our the Coventry tapestry in pleted ment to the world organization, a mere three! private enterprise economy. Ap parently, the recent antitrust actions, followed by orders and judgements against some of our call a convention or meet in the at the lowest possible levels. The biggest and oldest names in in. back alley. government in 11968 sued 5 drug Identical pricing is often forced manufacturers, dustry, have led some to have charging them n increasing distrust of business upon business large and small with conspiring to fix prices on and to feel that more govern- by sharp buyers and brisk com Salk vaccine because all had sub ment duress is in order. Others petition. Even the Supreme Court mitted identical bids on governhave doubtless found themselves put this down in a 1926 decision: ment contracts. ss "in the case of a standardized agreeing with the The suit was dismissed, but attitudes found in the executive product sold wholesale to fully not before it was revealed that 'branch of the federal govern informed professional buyers . . . government agents purchasing ment. uniformity of price will inevitably sometimes informed high bidders What some citizens may not result from active, tree end un that their bids "were too high, a realize is that competition, while restrained competition." Recent. practice which led to identical holding the general level of prices ly, however, government anti bids. The drug (firms were being low, may properly tend to bring trust officials have been making sued by one (branch of the fed. uniform product pricing. uniform prices look like collu- eral government for what they about READY? IS YOUR DIKE This is a normal process that may sion and conspiracy a violation had done at the suggestion of anrFD KftOO OOO YOUNGSTERS look like price-fixin- g, it is of the law. other branch. Actually, the comyet WILL BE GOING BACK TO SCHOOLS only the ifree market in operation Competition at Work pany that sells a product at the i THIS BIKE9 OM AND COLLEGES and is certainly not to be describ. most of our uni- lowest price may be on the way Undoubtedly, ANYTIME YEAR.. .MORE THAN M ed as restraint of trade. The gov form prices in consumer market- to building a monopoly. This is im uiemovl WMY 9 as w ernment, too, has been eager to ing as well as in industrial pur. prevented only by his competiconfuse competition with price-fixin- g. chasing have resulted from in tors who succeed in meeting his But identical prices may tensely competitive conditions prices. But this is quite another mean, instead of collusion, .the that: tend generally to force thin? from pricejiiting. 0USM. TO TODAY' CAMPUS ANSWER AMOTH SHT PARK, most intense competitive action. prices downward and hold them Phone News Items To Journal- BIKES ARE FUW j The Same at' Moe'sHow does pricing work in the EDUCATORS, DOCTORS, EVEN PRESIDENTS free market? Well, when Macy A BIKE!" SAY: "KEEP FIT-R- IDE lowers its price, Gimbels meets E. N. HANSEN Roofing it, or vice versa. A tire dealer The American Association for Health, Physical EduNational of the two and sell will tires for &I19j99, ALL KINDS Or ROOf WORK cation and Recreation, a department his competitor will do the same. Education Association, says that parents "should Insist Ttar a portable TV, $99 may be that children either walk or ride their bikes to school Aluminum Siding Applicators the going rate, whether at Doe's miles." two if the distance is not over To or Moe's. avoid Education priced being Dr. J. Bertram Kessel, Director of Physical Tree Estimates out of the market ; on the one to at Boston University said: "One of the best ways war a and hand, blke-inciting to price See First provide needed physical activity is to ride a on the other, many business men work, to school, to the store." at arrive their and competitors SHAKES Phone ' 472-50Rfd. Helper, Utah SHINGLES Formor President Eisenhower told White House vis or nearly identical, identical, itors: "Our children should ride their bikes more." prices. (They dont necessarily mation service ( WI1S) . For years, the only available measuring stick of progress in traffic safetywas that of a reduction of deaths per 100 million vehicle miles traveled. Convinced that a lo wmileage death rate does not necessarily reflect the broad base of traffic safety activities conducted within a state, nor the results actually achieved, the National Safe ty Council in cooperation with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has recently develop ed a program for measuring the effects of personal injury and property damage accidents information vital to a full attack on this Number 1 problem facing this country. accidNow, data on non-fat- al ents, which account for up to 95 of all traffic accident costs, will be used in determining the economic aspects of the total accident problem. Thus, every resident of Utah, regardless of trade or occupation will, in one way or another, con tribute to Utah's total safety rec ord through performance behlnd-the-whesupport of traffic safe ty legislation and other efforts to curb the needless drains on our society and economy caused by 'and highway engineering, i el, Technician trained by Radios it CarHome Radio it Television Whether you're a professional or a driver, a housewife, your attitude as well as your driving habits will now have, a bearing on Utah's rating with other states in efforts to reduce traffic accidents, according to Western Insurance Infor- Henry W. Longfellow, m3 Car or Trnok 70a want to buy. , anti-busine- gT - &300HD Find out how ameh money you wQI sat4 to oarer the pvehue . . . THIRD Let oar Loan Department make out loan forma and nggert plant to yon And tell 70a about the eaay payments at equitable bank ratee. Rnanoe at Helper State Bank and Bare I Us 68 THE HELPER STATE BANK Helper, Utah A Few Decades Past . . . A NEWSPAPER WAS A RARITY IN MANY AMERICAN COMMUNITIES) Thenr a newspaper was a thing to be marveled al memories of the Press' fight for freedom wert fresh in mind. Although newspapers are common in our country today, their existence should not b taken for granted. It is a wonderful fact that almost all of our modern communities have their own hometown newspapers, freely edited by member of their own communities spreading the news, stimulating the business of the community, and keeping their readers informed of important events elsewhere. It is well to keep in mind that a fre press and a free people are an unbeatable team. for m do cloco to your boolnosoj as yoor ffolophono si mAuw iIosiibl 0) eteficJL some dHc snoifcaia ef thousand office aide mt) plate, any BNarttlna device that can tpeed your business cava yea money? 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