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Show T . I W and tBCome Conservation of tot Aft Human Resources Opportunity Attention to Making Life And More Encouragement for Youth It !f; Ilappinetf FOR DEMOCRACY Address. Na 30 II VOL and HUMAN WELFARE. 217 David Keith Bldg . PER YEAR $1.50 Inge i pension organ- IMS SOME RATION GOOD STATES AGED ARE BECOMING 13,000 OF STATE ARE VERY ACTIVE. Many Fine Candidates to Choose From THINGS TO SAY THE The Great Campaign WELFARE UNITS HUMAN RIPE FOR CHANGE The great compaign of 1938 is on in dead earnest and the candidates are as numerous as stars in Hollywood. There are no great issues so voters SAM F. KIEFER WRITES AT HIS REST will have to chose candidates for their wit, wisdom or ggod looks. They measure up well with any past list of oflice seekers and the state will go on about the same as usual. The best advice this paper can give to the electOne of the strong and active organisations in this city that orate is this: Vote for your friends-tho- se you think will best serve your in- has long been interested in the state of the nation the welterests. Look over their announcements in this issue. fare of the people we respectfully call your attention to Towd . A POWER FOR GOOD State Board of public Welfare has recently made a pub lie itatement to the effect that many applications of dependent children have been refused, because of the amounts being aid to the aged. Therefore the aged must take a 20 per cent cut. The said by the State Board of public Welfare about unnecessary spending of large sums of Bales tax money, by the board. The Old AgePension and Assistance Organizati on Not a word was )P the only right theSute has with the sales tax money administer the fund as honestly and as fairly and as contend, is to cheaply as possible. It our is relief kind, more that capable contention, can do all the work recipients just. Fewer workers will be better results obtained. It is our contention that the ranks of the poor, men and woman with all of the training necessary to fill all of the administrative offices in all State and County Welfare Organizations. per cent Cooperation Sure to Save the Day Cooperation may not work miracles but in these days of confusion and danger it would act as some what of a saviour, a Ieveler of all the inequality, t a creator of new opportunity, a forerunner of bet- i that ter comunity life. It would save the country from of the present cost of administering the grants to revolntion and preserve the American system. It is our contention ive --tiiink Editorial Neither this paper nor its editor was responsible for the recent Lammoreaux write up which charged Congressman Robison with being a rubber stamp. The frontpage space was sold to Owen Woodruff and it was slipped in without our having a chance to read it. It did not 'represent our opinion. The public should knowl of select from we can head "Case workers do, and be more considerate and more needed and send Club No. we can save no less than Seventy all recipients. .for the proposed cut in Old Age Assistance, or no reason for the refusal to grant applicati. onsto dependent children. Since thd sales tax belongs to the claim there is no reason We purposes, we demand the sales tax money be over to qualified recipients of relief, to administer people, for relief turned cfore We any cuts in Old Age Assistance grants are made. condemn the policy of using any part of the sales tax the purpose of building political patronage, thus making the distribution of the fund a political racket. If this proposed cut of 20 per cent, or any part of ir, in Old money for Age Assistance And it will be a public admiission grants is made. Many Old people on the will perish of the State part Board of public Welfare, that they are willing to create unnecessary snering among the poor while they squander the money, which by law belongs to the people. 32 G George J Fox, Organiser of The Utah State Old and Assistance Age Pension Organization. Progressive Opinion: Aug. 26, 1938 18 k Making A Desert Bloom '.v , - - y, - 'vyrSSfiKu. n - , U- . - ; 7 vuig ; ; 4 J. A. Hess hands in the following Cross Word puzzle: ticket. Sweeten Utahs air. Don't d ''Select an let heaven move any farther sway from this State because1 of the stink. I'm a Democrat but do not feel that I should crawl out of one stinking rat hole just to get into another. honest-to-Go- The farmers of the country Bhould raise less corn snd wheat' unite their forces and raise more hell in politics. They are undone because they are divided. Up to about 1860 they controlled politics and government, but the sharp and alert industrialists took it away from them and have used them only to exploit them from that day to this. They ehould form a union and stand together, each for all, and all for each.1' FREEDOMS BATTLE 20th century, Freedom's battle is directed Today, in the towards the preservation o- LIFE itself. We are beginning to realize that neither Lioerty nor Happiness can be enjoyed nor when he can even exist without life. That Ruskin was right - THERE IS NO WEALTH BUT LIFE.1 To make LIFE secure and so also to enjoy its commitant of our generation. We question blessings is the specific task continue any condition resulting to of anyone the vested right the forma of general misery. or under privilege in human ' Youth is boldly demanding its chance. Maturity iB beginto fully participate in Lifes ning to grumble about wanting to be side tracked decisions. Even Old Age is no lonacr content and is learning to demand freedom to enjoy into a po its sunset days in deserved peace and security. wrote, OUR ECONOMIC GOSPEL we given out editorials in More than a doz-- n times have Dr. E. G. Peterson of the from substance like the following economic gospel upon which we our is U S A C And this we call it the purest and And bretth. will stand while we have mind can concieve. the that most undefiled Americanism see that its abun-deto America is of 1 he unavoidable duty are placed at the disposal of wealth, goods and service this must take place because this the people. By some means exists. The simple quest, on is the thing for which democracy of Amertca shall be whether the goods and the services few, or whether of in the interest primarily a privileged to bring this wealth shall adjust our economy sufficiently extent to all of the Ld the good- - and services to a greater nt uti-Us- ed PThU is Americanism ; it is humanism, and is inperfect accord - the laws of God. with the laws of nature and be has failed when people can no longer Anv political system H1?mn"l,1,ty prId if. B y 1 h i tollows Tol Psnwa.ii unowvirtually hM 1 Uidjr Klee Proved Brp hriue i ePProsImataly nMrl3r Tinwit- - tots1!?. S 850 1,000 finding Tbe higher foId Md lm" th.fiallurgjr r to be ecant eupply of water seems industrtoue handicap to the many of miner and their fnmllles. whom carry water a considerable dlatanee In order that their might be lmpf,laLhn little cotteg shove flowers end shrub, hsi s barren of eese brush end B Nearby can be to hope worker another where soon. hevo a cottago which This Is the manner in no nphuUe testimony of this U ii. lh accompanying picture CHtaws1 tha family of a mine ,n the Mercur f011 dletrlct county, Utah, where hMiinJ of Problem tar a rpld revival of tha thriving mining community. NWatton10?1 IS clvillsa-cverywher- s. hBlPln camp back to Ilfs. Baca-grou- Sf i'JJoSi'SJwv sss&'ssiffffa xursiStJsssM have fca btnrr?U, cotta U community elnoe 2 re still living trlct la ie becinnu.d and a desert tri,l0r. to hinnm ajein, x wlU reach t ve 'r. m7tutotitute for the old safety va'w o' free land and new v valve of economic readjustment and i- shipwreck." geN nuGH g joiiNSON, - speaking generally, will That the social aecurity system, "r -- that the principle New Deal gain, is ".MA.A tke ... c .. iner! .ej in benefit. condition. m.y nllow. economic ,.pHence 'r f7 re- - ',tinn ea- - '''t;" nnd nton PERSONALS. at the ings which meets every Tuesday and club home, 25 East 3rd South. 1 Friday even- Other organisations have come, and ' borrowed from the Townsend Plan and have lured away many members, only to Help Wanted Motherly widow or middle-age- d maiden learn that they were deceived and will have to find their way to lady help with responsibility back of raising large family of childTownsend Club No. 1 has kept the faith and fought the ren. Big job, good home, un certain pay. Phone Hy6671 W fight the best it knew how, kept the house in order, the doors open, a home in its heart, a place at its hearth, a welOur friend Mr. C. Volmer, expert auditor, was in and took come on its lips, an extended hand, ready and eager to welthe sacrificial pledge and left come home the members who have followed the will of the hie offerings on the alter. But which promised something for nothing to those who behe asks the impossible. He wisp brought in two editorial adver- cause of pressing needs of the moment grasped at a straw. tisements of life insurance and Like the Prodigal Son they were forced in the end to feed on big interests which appeared in busks. a daily and asked us to reproTownsend Club No. 1 has its door open to the public. Its duce them. We cannot do it because to incur the curse of Tuesday evening meetings are for business devoted to those of the powers that be is about that interest those who support the General Welfare act the same as committing suicide. things as written into II.R. No 4199. Friday night is the fun night i Mrs Roosevelt favors the extension of Pension provisions devoted to dancing, good music, good floor, a splendid spirit of even if it has to be done by hospitality. Why not make this your headquarters on Friday means of stamps. Its getting night a social event every week. The West has b en likened to s good gentle cow being milkcloser and closer to the Towned by Eastern interests and the aim of the Townsend Club No send plan. 1 is to Change this and feed the cow on transaction taxes while DARTER LECTURES the people who produce the commodities to be taxed shall Francis M. Darter will open do the milking for a change. a series of Lectures on Sunday To all the people who believe in equality, who believe in the Frathe at 28, August evening, aged who have pioneered and helped build a civilisation on the 3231-2 St State Western frontier who are facing the future ail vered-hHall, , ternity red .with 8 P. M Doors open at 7 The shoulders bent, should live their remaining years in comfort, first lecture is titled, "Things with the promise that eaeh shall live under hie own vine and L. D. 8. Should Know Are fig tree, with none to hurt or make afraid.1 We Asleep? Are We Slipping? Sam F. Kiefer, representing the tens of thousands through out Utah who believe in the Townsend or General Welfare , ai Plan. EXPANDS OPPERATION Speaking of doge remind! Gray! Buddy, who wee a big fellow mostly eirdale and, weighted with years, passed away some time ago and Is now sleeping peacefully on the banks of the As pe tuck. When the Grays lived on Riverside drive, Buddy was an important member of the household. An entertainer In a way, ha would sing whenever Ruth Gray But he was set in played Buddy. hls ways, and so when his bedtime came, about 10 p. m., if guesta were present he would become uneasy and show unmistakably a desire to be taken out. If that had no effect, be would go up to each guest and opening his mouth, yawn prodig-ousl- y and noisily. And he'd keep that up until he got action. Hint: me of Hugh Memoriae: Theater Incident! I like to think about: All the ecenee between Dudley Diggce and Peter Holden ae Grampi end Pud, in On . . . Imogens Borrowed Time Cocaa burlesque of Our Town in "Who1 Who. Ed Wynn completely eurrounded by doge in Hurray for What! . . . The engine cab ecenee in Casey Jones the quiet genial style of Frank Craven Our building word pictures in Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Town the canon, carrying in Bridgld (Julie Hay don), the eervant girl, after she . . had been stoned by a mob Robert Speaights reading of his lines in Murder in the Cathedral . . . Gertrude Lawrences last scene (when she snaps a lead pencil) in "Susan and God" . . . George M. Cohan in Id Bather Be Right, saying to Robert Less, "Take a law, Cummings. 1 i i . lwt" 83?" w- - ... ... mllllon-dollara-ye- ... Names: Alan Kent, of WNEW, supplied me with this list of swing terms for various musical Instruments: Violin, scratch box; piano, box or Ivory crate; accordion, squeeze box or push noise; saxophone, hook tube or pipe; trumpet, satchel; trombone, gobble horn or lush pump or smear tube; drums, suitcase or thunder skin; guitar, pork shops; bass viol, doghouse; tuba, grunt iron; clarinet nightstick or squeeze; flute, whistle thing. Risky: One of the local radio stations has a new amateur hour, performing pets; singing dogs, cats and mice. Parrots are barred. They sometimes used the wrong words at tha wrong time. BaU Syndicate. WMV Service. Starting with a smkll nnlt In 1926, the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe company has gradually Increased Its operations Into a Industry. The accompanying air view ahowa the company's plant at I ronton, adjoining the plant of the Columbia Steel Corporation, from which it draws tha pig iron for manufacture of its products. Capacity of the plant has bent Increased 100 per cent lince 1926 and since 1931 a complete new manufacturing unit hah been Installed. The company's payroll amounts to a . . . I WITHTHE AGEO Honor thy Father and thy Mother half million dollars a yenr and normally approximately 400 men are employed. Products of the company, which Include presence water pipe, plumbing fixtures, gate valves, fire hydrants and circulating heaters are sold in all parts of the west While Utah la one of the nation's leading producers of raw materials, few of Its metals ere fabricated within the state. The state needs and should have more refineries end fabricating plants such ae The Pacific States company at Ironton. will support Sam F Kiefer for state senator, because he stands squarely for their interests. WEEKLY BARN DANCE and Townsend Club No 1 will City give a barn Dance every Friday night till further notice at 255 Hall lawns Wednesday night. 3rd So. We have a real Regular meetings are held East old Barn Danee Orchestra and every Friday, 4 P. M., at Fra- will show both old and young ternity Hall. od All The Age Pension Assistance vroupmeet on Old a TOWNSEND NEWS CLUB gi time. i I n i. ' 1! !i welcome. Club No. 1, Sam Kiefer president, meets every Tuesday evening 7:30, at 255 East 3rd So Wasatchd Townsend Club meets every Thursday night, Club No. I has endorsed and P. M., at Fraternity Hall j1. |