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Show UTAH IAIJOWAN TIMES, PAKOWAN. Sclllciiienl House Observes Golden Jubilee of Founding Founder Itcmuins For Tj .lO-yc- It - nr H ip!e tit ,.:t Hy ! C-- 1 o- 1 - 1 -- 1 As c i rap-H'- v i v , Now the ins! Uition, which is supported by tap Community Chest, is ce! brite g toe 50th anniversary of J'rr' Sp swing out t doors and f space only j for a linen "f t ..,'i With I h e. rose-culoie- woikers' pay is supposed to go up to 500 rubles a month. Fischer estimates the present rate at between 300 and 350, which he says amounts in terms of American purchasing power to about $30 to $35. Labor Unions Under Government Wing According to "Communism in Action" (the U. S. government document I mentioned earlier) tlie Russian labor unions started out under Trotsky as independent, fighting orBut when Trotsky gans of labor. was ousted and made his very hasty departure from the Utopia he helped found, one lap ahead of the hquida- tors, things changed. As in the case of Nazi Germany the union became a limb of the party. And no one would snv that Amer- lean unions, like the Russian vari- ety. "aie rot uigamed to conduct strikes." This is reported ty "Communism in Action," winch says that there hasn't iccn a strike in Russia since 1921. Tlie document further points nut that unions in the United States have as their primary pur- pose the privilege of their members to deal on equal terms with their emploers on all mattcis of mutual interest. In the USSR., on the other hand, the unions are a part of the apparatus of the employer (the govern- ment) and since the government is supposed to art in the intei ests of all, the workers cant complain against any of its decisions. .. p m six-roo- m d Oldest Man Doesn't Look His Age i Sleuth Nabs 2,000 Deserting Dads A handy la..n,.,. striped nut mil up in I m k fc m,. , of wooden sc j i j Pattern n.,.?,,?! gal guide for t,,,- a., ; the entire elf".. ,. patient r,.v u ,, with name ana - lllu-'i.- MRS. lied ford Lnclose j I'br,- iJ "iciu, t, t . . it announced the formation of a national club of safe women drivers, to be known as "Wonder Wives " Mr. Ingels was named ti.e No. 1 4 duecn kT J Kim MFTIISPE... S v. li ltlK s lor Patienr charter mtrnler. Any wife who has driven 10,000 miles or mire without an accident or traffic viuiatn n and who can get her husband to sign a statement to that effect may join the new NEV.-D.stri-b- BARBS state-prepare- ution d ' didJtrr6 aj Addres j , That's It "Now, my son, raid theta::-"t- ell me why I you'"" "First you pound tne h.'eodat me, and now you don't kr.orj you did it!" ed The Other Way Aruund Miss Green -- I know hes r.4 but isn't he too old to be cS sidered eligible Miss Blown Mv dear, he's bj eligible to be tun- - du ed old. ' Surprise! sate sou null a lilande last rufl; Toni. It here tin! sou meet her.'" don't (non. wallet ant I there oinnti m Tie ion." F rom Rear Seat "Has your wile learned to drive the car yet?" "Yes, in an advisory capac.ty." Iler .Move The scene in the film was a tense one. The audience sat enthralled. Suddenly the hero slapped the heroine in the face, hard. In the stunned silence that a little voice "Mummy, why doesn't back like you do?" piped she hit up: hen It requires hundreds of nuts hold an automobile together-a- ni only one can knock it apart. Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly te cause it goes right to the seat of U trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nattue to soothe and heal raw, tender,memin flamed bronchial mucous branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the in derstandmg you must likeorthe ways quickly allays the cough you W to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, KH Bronchitis O'SULUYANStUS vCet O'Sullivan SOUS as Heels next time you shoes repaired. EASY well have pet ms IT up mu or down: mtwpwm to err uhCE d. - I No Name. disS BOULDER CITY, of a tourists ' map was halted by Gov. Vail Put- - trit)ute from his townsfolk t, onls'ihT1, kcUCS end Just Jke the man because it did not include day for dellvering 5,492 b. ,. on trees. 47 years. And not a wro' g Boulder City, Nevada's fourth i t larg. in a est town. Reprinting of the guide pram-loahlCh tied UP in 'emanh firtU!tln Lombard, corrected form was ordered. The Mont original map was condemned by An fish lodged on mountains r v.w. thU rUSwl by a Boulder City's 5,200 residents, who a of wife had a n.re t - .,Si"arm telegnnh p, i, demanded that all copies of the er- baby wants the by goverr.ire- ! t, m- - Us u! h fishhawk roneous guide be destroyed. crease his old age pension N u wit! , taere weie urn r.. those young ideas! 8 fl'Sh couJdn't swim against ti-- V ar CHICAGO. Although it has been collecting annals if treak incidents for years, the National Safety council was rocked L...k on its heels by tins one. A Chicago mar. h, d a gold n.fdal strm k off and pnirrted to his wife for driving 300 God miles without an accident or a trade ticket. When the council recovered from the shock, it decided the man, James J. Ingels, had sometmr.g. So ts. ,or e Nevada Recalls Map Omitting One City " IT.SJ; 1 ar Gold Medal Driver, Husband Admits . .!r, a! -e h'w SP4ce t shade-rolle- r Bellart v has become famous fur if its prestige his association with movements de- with the end of signed to make Cleveland a latter t'.e war, is losing e of its pc He was place in which to live in Europe one of the original eommitti e which organized the Babies' dispensary 1 e lac k of proc f in the he helped organize provided and the Juvctile court, t e Legal Aid cut.ng of the So- vit t pudd.ng has society. Citizens' bureau and Cleveland Common ty Chest, the first had its ctfccts, Baukhage GOOD CITIZEN . . . Just out of comuiun.ty fund in the world and and many a wail I college, George Bellamy founded since ad pte by mole than 800 'of anguish is dimlv audib'e behind t' e iron curtain wlmh stn U hes from lliram House in 18. For half a American nlie- tlie Baltic through the Hu kans. century lie has remained as the Because of thr early help he 1 his, (if course, doisTit pi event first and only director of the inreceived from them, Bellamy our own little fanny of lev.il Amer- stitution, known fur its promotion has cherished a deep afalways of good citizenship in Cleveland. lean "Commies" fiom s reaming fection for country people and tlie In town his piaises of all with.n t..c Soviet's small churches. first day of operation. They came g.ltlS. e.irlv at lliram struggling I years to learn ovv to be good Americans, I have been looking iver some House, it was the little churches for help in burying their dead, martwo of the great! 'facts Cleveland whose surrounding concerning rying the living and counselling the nickels and dimes postwar American problems houspennies, way vv ard ing and union labor den. amis with helped keep the city settlement Gradually, Hiram House began to an eye on similar conditions in Rusin houses The the people going. build a reputation as n model settlesmall towns near his camp sia. ment hou-its founder and direcfor well children at Chagrin d tor a man with extraordinary vision. Nobody but an optimist with Falls gave him his original opand a five year lease glasses Foreign countries began to send would say that we have no housing portunity to introduce poor boys their representatives to the Cleveand girls from the city's streets lie land pn b'em in America. But Stalin has set ment to study its pro-gra1 to thr joys of country living. one in Russia too. And how, More than 2h0 scientists inA Wh.ii H Hum Ib uwas opened terested themselves in Bellamys (Dont answer me now, in 18 Cleveland's population was flares a plain clothes man behind Tough Sledding seven-poin- t for the program growth 200,000. and development of the child Today the city boasts a tl e samovar.) I know about that For the Ins When, in 1906, Hiram House piii!at.m of a million persons. titter workers wrote to Uncle Joe, Then- - seems to be agreement beopened Progress City," a model Among that million are many thou- - pledging their tireless work and a tween some of the political leaders community with its own boy judges, sands whose lives were influenced promise to "liquidate all shorteom of botii parties that the voters are during their early years by contact mgs" on the housing industry. That to indulge in a good deal of with Huam House. These include word liquidate has an unpleasant going indiscriminate hurling of brickbats ' some of Clevelands outstanding sound. znd when Russian papers next , month and it is entirely likely business and professional I men. are allowed to criticize production, that many an innocent, bystanding More than 90. 000 persons, in all, putting the blame on "local Soviis going to sufler for congressman have been associated with Hiram ets," it means the situation needs the sins of his colleagues. Clarence House clubs and classes during the criticizing! Brown, No. 2 man in the Republican settlement's half century. Many of But what were Russian housing national committee, admitted to me these persons made scores of visits conditions before the war? that he was counting heavily on the Mtwn to the house, annual registration According to a recent Library of "thiow the rascals out" vote. In IS A DA 1 5 It ORK . . . A game of running as high as 450,000 to 500,000. Congress report, "Communism in other words people are going to take checkers provides diversion for Action, even before the devasta- out their various personal grouches at lliram House, tion of western Russia the averyoung fry on the incumbent, regardless of recClei'elantt s settlement house. The age floor space in Moscow was only ord or party affiliation. This view 45 square feet per head. But the was reflected on the Democratic program isnt all play, however . . . privileged (workers with high rec-- - side by that experienced politician, ords on the speed-uopened his first settlement house at plan) had Senator Russell of Georgia. He said 143 Orange street. much more. Hence, the ordinary to some of us the other day: Russian worker had much less. By The first few months were "Its always like this after a hectic. way of contrast m Washington, D. war. A great There was very little many people have C., under the National Capital Housmoney; the first furniture and complaints of one kind or another for a time the only furniture ing authority, the smallest housing It s a natural thing for many of unit (a was a baby crib and table apartment) them to decide to vote against the must allot 165 square feet to the people who have been loaned by a neighbor; the pur. . . for children also are in office." taught the chase of a quarters worth of living room alone, and the total That line of rudiments of setting and other when purreasoning, 250 must be space soap brought half a dozen metal sued by a good Democrat, square feet. household be As summertime arts. In Russia the usual arrangement wishful thinking if he weremight spoons as a premium; within a comes, the setting basket is discardcasting few months the landlord gave is one family per room in a his eyes at the gubernatorial coned u hen . . . notice to vacate because too apartment with common use test in New York state. Many peoof the kitchen and bathroom. many young people were comple take for granted that Governor policemen, engineers and mayor, ing to the house and he feared Dewey, if he wins, will try to use Out cities Floor various studied its Figure for its foundations. program as a stepping stone with the thought of incorporating Space Per Person The struggling little settlement its best toward tne presidential nomination. ideas own in their planThis was the situation before the In any case, the house was moved to another Orange way the issues are Two icpiesentatives of the war. Today, in the Ukraine, acstreet location, vvheie it operated ning. being played now, if Dewey is rePresident of Czechoslovakia later to for two years. By 1399 there was an article in Harpers by elected, it will strengthen the cording lived at Hiram House for months, arguJohn Fischer, who spent some ments the enough money to start building a Republicans A little months in the Ukraine and Bvelo sizing that the next are emphanew structure. The move to the new studying Progiess City. model cottage was built on the presidential Russia with UNRRA, conditionsare quarters at 2723 Orange avenue was sand dunes . . the date arrives for the settlecampaign will be safety and solidof Cairo, Egypt, patsuch that the made in 1900. Russian versus "wild-eyepress may ity terned after the model cottage at ments annual summer camp at well be radicalism." Issues will be joined on this Teaches Americanism. Hiram House Japan, 20 years ago, (.ha grin halls. Here boys and girls will do allowed to criticize if that point any good. by the National Citizens Political Men, women and children came studied Hiram Hou-- e with the view joyfully bid farewell to cohorts In Action to Hiram House in droves from its of Kiev, says Fischer, a person is committee (CIO-PAC-s h aving in tlie first bus. twin) copying its best points. supposed to have six square meters when the latter makes the following of living space, which is a statement at tlie conference of prostrip of floor about ten feet long and six feet gressives" in Chicago at the ENVY OF WOMEN end of wide Less than that is available in the month: Kharkov. "The November elections will deIf you want to know how a typical cide the nations future the indefamily in the Ukraine lives, Fischer pendent voters . . . wiU determine tells you to imagine you and your w letlier the voice of privilege, of wife and children ate MASS. tbe and CAMBRIDGE, Oldest occupying of modern man at about 25,000 bigotry will dominate the Brought to London during war smallest room in your house, with 8Uth man in the United States 100,035 origin congress, as they did the old, He just looks like us, years ago. for the Dr. years McCown study by clothing, beds, furniture and pos- or whether the and years old, more or less doesn't look he adds. Sir Arthur Keith, anthropologist of sessions that are progressives who his age. absolutely indisfought against great odds in the He liked beefsteak, rare. Found the Royal College of Surgeons, the pensable. Youll have a brick stove 79th congress The ancient pilgrim, now at Harwill find new allies. in the cave with his bones were Neanderthal bones were shaken vard's Peabody museum, where he by instead of a radiator or cooking the Republicans bones a direct bomb hit on the of wild oxen in condimany range, a bathroom with no hot themselves as new are offering was shipped from London in pack- tion to college durallies" by mak- indicate the Nazi were blitz. ing wMer they food, shared by several other faming cases and English cigaret boxes, not cl,aim tr,8 'k they represent pets. ilies i and The old hunter was unhurt! was found in a cave on Mt. Carmel probably a few relaliberalism, and telling the proto share all that! tives in Palestine, part of the richest gressives" that they must either find of Neanderthal man Probably you could stand this if choose the specimens Republican brand of knew it was temporary But in you ever made. or support the Russia, according to Fischer, beOne hundred thousand years ago, radicalism" of the Democrats. cause of the five-yeNEW YORK If Hollywood were plan for t! e according to his discoverer, Dr! Evidence to support the view "Bloodhound Lamb, and that wiry expansion of heavy industry (said to the Theodore McCown, professor of an- seeking a movie sleuth, probably short, looks and talks like a clerk or be a ins, whether they are Demoof Soviet war at the part man last of Califorthropology the casting directors a Sunday school teacher. University preparation) crats or Republicans, to Russians aie going to have a Utternia, the ancient man lived m tlie would look at is George Henry Lamb. He bto commutes Califorvirtually old Stone Age until !e reached 35 Yet Lamb has a spectacular record ly hard life as far as consumer contained in a letter nia which seems to attract family goods and facilities in the detective field. lie huntgo, for aroU.tr cently years In forgotten fote-ds- , deserters like syrup does flies and 10 to 15 years hy two Democrat ed the fallow deer, the wild ox and For 28 je.irs the nervous, be"ms I cant returned from there with recently the wild pig. Fischers verify views but spectacled httie man of 60 has been ins record one-tri- p catch of nine I know that authorities agree that an"There just arent any diapers Now his are the olde-- t bones in boss and one man posse of the stray expectant, incensed father wroie fathers Sixteen ing others set- - Russia cannot possibly do mu h to to his United the States, sas Dr. Mc- Queens Coun'y Abandonment bu- tied by handing over enough money raise the standard of congressman, and its some-onCown. of living ti reau. In mat role he has tracked to support their s children, an ar- less privileged even if sheUpr't how fault Rfgard, ess of where and The old hunter is not a three t down more man 2.000 fathers wanted you place the blame, rangement which Lamb prefers continue the present military you rep ancestor of existing human beings," for deserting tneir children. He has over resent pup. us m our arrest. aration. government which according to Dr. McCown, who ex- pursued them m 48 states as well has allowed "A father in jail is worse than this And what has Communism plains that anthropologists set the as Cuba, Carada and Mexico. done con ( ibout and national disgrace tc no father at all," is his ore. therefore, to philosopny. for the laborer as such? j, g. eater or a less degree, person- Under the five-yeplan ,r. i ally responsible for it. I's found r g This year also marks the gmiien anniversary of Bellamy's rMineition with the institution He has the distinction of being not only the founder I ut also the first and o: ly duei tor Hellamv's philosophy was developed in tie backwoods of Michigan, where he was horn. In bringing his ideas and ideals to one of thr country's larger cities he became the first of los family to pioneer m a All pievmus large community. moves by his family had been hack to the land. Founded in 18. Cleveland's hist settlement house founded as such grew out of a chance remark made in 18 in a Hiram college classroom. Boston's South find House was under discussion and someone said, "Why not a Hiram House for Cleveland?" That "someone" was George Bellamy. A few months after his graduation he went to Cleveland and ilstl W Fit VVaste and Commentator, M' vervicr. llilfi I've Mrret. N.W., settlement inaugurated summer Washington, I). C. camping for healthy children who rela-D WASHINGTON. had rifur seen a woods or a farm w Id r w and n s ,m the cookanimal, it had among the first oi grow and manual ing, sowing training r.o i t'er, Classes in Cleveland; studies made by Hiram House workers resulted i'. ai ri po't , are in public bath houses for the city and r o in i n g in to improved standards for its public s' ovv that Com-- ' which riurr.srn. dance hall- reached the peak Aids Other Projects. ri) This BAl'KIlAGE U . oai round, lighted playing a ground with trained woikers, this years, Ilirnm Jlouse fiiuJ its founder, Geor.e A. IUlJnmy, have labored to build for Cleveland the finest kind of citizens possible. i Into Lacks Utopian Promise l their Vijear association It was the first settlement in the woild hav Ohio, H.i.nu House is synony-rios with j.,00 i citizenship. 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