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Show feoafikUj Mf , MJJMMSMkm SILLJiiML Jill "Freedom from Want" is more than just an expression by a great humanitarian. It is the release of mankind from the hopeless struggle of scratching the hare earth for subsistence. Too long have here been too ! many human beings doomed to hunger, privation and mere creature existence in a world supposedly civilized and at peace. These people, of all colors and nationalities and faiths, must have the foods and the goods of the world made accessible to them if the dignity of man is ever to reach its full stature. No nation on earth enjoys the bounty with which our country has been endowed. We have everything for a comfortable and full lif e. Our riches of These sentiments are presented to you through i i the earth and the products they yield have offered incentive and reward to our people. They have enabled us to make America a land of homes and to establish the highest standard of living ever known. It has always been thoroughly American to consider that the resources of our land belong to all of the people and that all should benefit from whatever should be derived from them. This is the democratic principle behind the ' belief of the big majority of Americans that our country must offer a fair opportunity to work and sufficient sustenance for all. The wealth of our nation and the resourcefulness of our people are ample to provide the necessities of life for those who are in need. Our country is the most productive one there is in a world where all countries have become interdependent and where international commerce is ever more necessary, especially if further strides in America and greater world progress are to be realized. The peoples of all nations must therefore have access to the ample resources of the world and be free to enjoy them. When nations can be freed from economic want they can flourish as we have, and then individual wants for the basic necessities of life can and will disappear disap-pear from the world. This freedom will lift men all over the world still "higher above the animal kingdom and establish man's full dignity everywhere. every-where. America points the way and will win the triumph to preserve it. the Co-operation of the following leaders i ARCTIC ICE CO. "ICE for ALL OCCASIONS" 255 West South Temple 1208 East 21st South South East Bowling Courts "AMERICA'S PASSPORT TO HEALTH" 1137 E. 21st So. 6-0743 6 Dr. W. H. Landmesser OPTOMETRIST 1090 E. 21st So. Dial 7-0074 Less Taylor Motor Company ' OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION 501 967 East 21st So. 6-8727 SOUTHEAST SHOE STORE "RED GOOSE SHOES" FITTED WITH X-RAY 1075 East 21st South Sprouse-Reitz Co., Inc. "SELF-SERVICE" 1011 East 21st South Large assortment of Summer Needs F. GRIEP Heating & Sheet Metal Works 2011 So. 11th East 6-8935 VERD & WALT CO. Awnings Free Estimates Sleeping Bags 2132 So. llth East 6-2210 PARISH REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE COUNCILOR Established Since 1930 1128 East 21st So. PHONE 1-4141 REAL ESTATE -'' INSURANCE SURETY BONDS SUGAR GLASS CO. Auto Glass Replacements to Meet Inspection 2023 So. llth East 6-3425 frMOtORDlL tZW, 20 Qt. Srtf in Ymit jTA- Cranfccaw TRAVELERS OIL CO. SOUTH TiSJ! & 2nd WEST I 9th EAST and 21st South STERLING FURNITURE CO. Corner llth East at 21st South LOWEST PRICES . . . . . . HIGHEST QUALITY y Granite Mill & Fixture Company 2167 South llth East "We Can't Sell All the Mill Work But We Do Sell the Best" THE PAINT POT For Freedom from Worry Dial 7-2291 Sugar House Coal Co. "LOBB'S on the JOB" 2191 Highland Drive Dial 7-1523 Sugarhouse Branch 3jtrsi attcmal 3mik of Salt Lake City HEBER F. ALDOUS, MGR. 1065 E. 21st So. Dial 6-8242 ROYLE'S RADIO COMPANY Phonegraph Records GIFTS 2102 So. llth East 6-3464 Lincoln T. Hansen The Sugar House Bulletin Your Community Newspaper Commercial Printing 1119 E. 21 So. Dial 6-2333 |