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Show SEPTEMBER THE JOURNAL 8 Americans Are Benefited By Tin Can Making The average European works 10 and even 15 times longer OGDEN than the average Utahn to earn enough money to buy a typical can of food, according to Dr. H. E. Michl, economist for American Can Company. An American has to work only minutes to pay for a standard can of peaches produced in the United States, while it takes an Englishman 50 minutes to work to pay for a similar can of the fruit, said the economist for the canmaking firm which developed mass and canproduction ning machinery that have helped put U. S. canned foods on the pantry shelves of virtually every American housewife. 11 can-maki- ng & Sdgood Cteoxste Gto (ft W&fo 3 a great deal of Shelley Asks FB Support Of State Fair Day Thursday, September 18, the Utah State Fairgrounds will be taken over by Farm Bureau. Throughout the day key Farm Bureau leaders, county Farm Bureau presidents and Farm Bureau contest entries will highlight the program. The talent find and talk meet contests will be conducted be- ginning at p.m. and again 1 at The evening program for the general audience will be under the direction of Farm Bureau, ail'd the winners of both the rural youth talent find and talk meet contests will be presented to the Fair audience. Leonard Johnson, state Farm Bureau organization director, reports that because of the result of the activities of the various county Farm Bureau Associated Womens groups, there is 6 p.m. interest in both the talent find and talk meet contests this year. A large number of entries are anticipated and both Farm Bureau and State Fair officials are looking forward to having a very interesting and exciting contest on September 18. " Frank G. Shelley, Executive Secretary, will issue a special invitation to all county Farm Bureau presidents and their county officers to attend, the Fair on Farm Bureau Day. All Farm Bureau members are of course invited and urged to make their plans now to join their fellow Farm Bureau mem- 13, 1952. Atomic Plant Site bers at the State Fairgrounds on September 18. Plan to spend the entire day. Help make Farm Bureau Day at the State Fair of 1952 a memorable one. Mexican Border Reopens Sept. 1 To Livestock Mexico is expected to' ship A 6,500-ACR- area in Pike County E (arrow), Ohio, has been selected by the U. S. Atomic Energy Com- mission as the site (or a $1,250,- 000,000 plant to produce ,; , U-2- 35, the fissionable isotope of uranium, a chief component of the atomic bomb. The project Is part of the new program designed to tep up production of atomic weapons by about five years. about 500 thousand head of catIt is a tribute to the productive- tle into the U.S. during the first ness of our people and to Amer- 12 months the opening of after ican industrial and business ingen- the border on September 1, acuity, he added, that it takes a cording to USDA. The border Russian 98 minutes, a Dane 24 has been closed since the outKAYSVILLE An inaugural minutes, a German 30 minutes and break of foot and mouth disease the party, given by past officers an American only G minutes to in Mexico. of the Jaycee Ks in earn the money required to buy an USDA intends to open the honor of Kaysville the incoming officers, is average can of peas. border on September 1, as it anheld being (Thursday) at The difference, he emphasized, nounced several months ago, in Mas and Pas. lies in the high productivity of spite of a protest filed by the Theme of the dinner, to which American industry and agriculture American Farm Bureau Federathe ladies have invited their huswhich has made canned food a tion last At that time bands, is April. Fairyland. Kay Lunt is staple in this country, while it AFBF asked to have the border Mistress of Ceremonies. Beth remains . a . luxury opening delayed until December Dredge is past president of the throughout the rest of the world. 31, saying that September is club and Opal Nielsen is incoming Dr. Michl pointed out that the one of the months in which the president.' industry has developed normal movement of feeder automatic machines which produce livestock from Mexico would remore than 400 cans a minute. Only sult in a wide distribution of a few generations ago, he recalled, livestock throughout the United a using a hammer, States, thereby increasing the and soldering iron produced hazard of spreading foot and mouth disease should it still day. only GO cans in a a to 12 minutes make It took exist in or reoccur in Mexico. Jaycee Wives Have Party . to-nig- Two men can do the work of four by using t an electric elevator in storing hay or straw. s i such There are many other farm jobs as water pumping and heating, feed grinding, and power workshop tools where electricity saves work, time and money. fvfS 0 I Sts I can-maki- d 1 s M 111 . ng tin-sni- ps can-mak- er 12-ho- BUY FROM YOUR DEALER r" high-price- ht ur single can. Todays automatic maCharm chines produce as many as 5,400 To time in once me took more cans the same it dear, congenial to my to produce one container by hand. heart, As a result he concluded, the cans One native charm, than all the cost less and the men who make the gloss of art. cans are better paid. Goldsmith JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS I Enjoy this to aid GMT HasE Enjoy the thrill of visiting the STRAIGHT : BOURBON great cities of the East. . .the nation's many historic shrines. and to be sure you For extra pleasure arrive rested and. refreshed go by Union Pacific train. Take your choice of modern equipment . and coaches or Pullmans. accommodations Enjoy delicious meals in smart new dining cars such delightful menu features as the September special delicious crispy fried chicken. Relax in air conditioned comfort, without a care in the world, or roam about as you please while the miles slip swiftly by. Far (Marti and rwrvoien your niaritt Union Pacific Railroad ticket agent.. in " (Uj' kid K1 PA 3 D I? D (3 TRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY AT10NAI WTiMSRS PRODUCTS IS PROOF CORP., M. Y. 1 |