A 01: ME Weather Slam Liktit shostrs will sprinkle Portions of the intermountain Region Sunday uith variably cioudiness indicated for most of this area S TEMPERATURE (Data for ttrday at 5 pm Coast High Pacific too Anse lea Portland Static Russian Air Groups Doctors Still Navy Hike Stirs NATO Constantino day Despite the repeated Search for assurances of our Allies that WASHINGTON —The they were not being taken in at eign ministers gathered Disease Aid the by the Kremlin's peace—nt NATO conference in fensive the man in the street Fair to Middlin' t - VI WAD &MAU MAP et Canome Bowimmol for- s Se f last years hundreds remedies for high blood :pressure have come and gone 03 esabk:71i1Hions ea The majority had a brief pehild West riod of popularity indicating 31 40 18 Itismarck 18 49 hicaao 65 they worked for a while but 1 't 73 45 58 Detroit 'failed ultimately 38 Duluth 30 131 72 43 49 Ransas City Tr Times have not changed we 4 r 33 45 Minneapolis still lack a specific remedy 45 t16s1A Omaha 39 02 Nett Toseporessees end Ames 75 40 Preerseten lapeeted Stothey There are innumerable drugs last 74 20 40 60 SO 40 Ilit1 on to lower blood pressure but not folk () all are practicable for everyday 88 55 1 South use When injected into aniS ?c 75 A bug 44 rq UP tompstooloe &tee Owvo mals falls and the terisii 67 75 Oklahoma Ame ity emreeP Illf:V2:1071 80 l'hoenr occurs if given to a pa!same West Mow DA Am San Antonio Wooed Ceraterorts 111114111111e tient in a hospital The situaIkt Louis 49 64 Tr ho 1:::1 tw— CO IP As 01 131 FM 7000 tion is different with an indiUtah A oml tees e Ofighs 6aa 9s T Arod 25 11$53 :15 “ 77 Cedar ( ity Ividual who is up and about Logan 11 !subjected to the stress and Milford 8 72 41 The Intermountain weather scene will range from fair to strain of Ogden ordinary living This 71 32 Provo 44 partly cloudy Sunday with some light showers indicated 73 salt Lake Airport variation not taken nto confit George 52 89 sideration in the experimental High Sunday 65 to 75: Monday 55 to Arizona end California There were Idah 65 Low Sunday night 40 to 50 few showers over the Pacific North work explains why mild seda76 40 Poise of in and Northern west mountains 76 31 Novada—Partly cloudy Sunday and Arizona but elsewhere in the West tives are utilized so Purley frequently A few scattered showers Monday 70 33 1aho Falls 71 northwest Sunday and extreme north weather was fair Pocatello 34 !in conjunction with high blood Cooler Sun northwest Monday portion Intermountain States WASHINGTON April 25 (INS—Light pressure remedies 1day and east portion Monday High 111 tins' 31 fell along the North Pacific Coast go Sunday 65 to 72 northwest 70 to 78 rain The victim also will help of the Cascades west arid 23 65 Butte the slopes northeast and 86 to 96 south Low Sun SR 30 were himself by following the rules ( heyenne day night 32 to 42 except 50 to 60 ex Saturday as Cooler temperatures Ilei 33 San as south Francisco far icnver general treme south 30 Elko 76 The Great Likes and the Northern of good health to the letter EIY 4 Fair Sunday Warmer east Plains received considerable rain as 29 Wyoming 7:1 of the Continental Divide Partly cioudyP well as some snow in the northern and avoiding tension anxiety 44 Crawl Junction 93 57 Las Vegas Sunday night and Monday A few show eection The 'section was considerably and fatigue BO era 33 Reno northwestern mountains Sunday I colder at were Oklehoma end most At present finch Springs 64 25 many remedies night spreading over Mato MondaY of Texas 59 leheridan High Sunday 00 to 70 The Southwest was hot again and it have passed through the experW SUMMIrY Salt tak Weather Data Pre foliation estern temperatures was quite vi arm along the lilidAtlantic stages with flyingt for period ended at 5 P m Sat- showed a slow rise at most places Sat Seaboard Laredo Tex with 101 de- imental 0 was the nation's hot SPOt while 'colors urclay Temperatures generally occurred s iurday preciptation for April They lower blood presand Ili prectpita accumulative deficiency They reached the numerous other stations in the desert beten 787 accumulative upper POs over adjacent portions of were over 90 ton since October sure but have the disadvantage 43 deficiency of causing toxic and side reacSunrise Sunday 5'33 a m sunset 7 19 p in Expected maximum 78 expected tions minimum 50 Lak Salt The most controversial prodCity and vicinity- - Fair with variable high cloudiness Sunday !ucts are the powerful adrenoand Monday becomins partly C1011(13 in the afternoon ('ontinued warm lytic and ganglionic blocking Mich both days 78 low Monday morn-Inc SO No tourist this summer of kicking arid screaming be- drugs hexamethonium chloride! Utah—Fair with variable high cloudi and Apresoline Neither is too should worry about getting fore they get us vaccinated Pesti Sunday and Monday exelept Partly oLVIV in afternoons with a few showers effective when employed alone a friendly reception in Engin south portion Continued warm Einstei nreminds us of the but the combination lowers land which has recently demIlich both days 75 to 115 low Monday 45 to 55 soap-chimanufacturers trimming blood pressure big it be could onstrated polite Sootheastrn Idaho — Considerahla lie keeps improving his In a report on 80 patients elouiliness Sunday with little chanite to Tito A few showers hetemperature theory every year the way 'these drugs were effective in late Sunday ning Mostly cloudy We're warning medical sciwith more frequent showers Monday they do their product even !every case but treatment was Cooler High Sunday 88 to 78 MondaY ence that if it ever develops though the average man was 'not easy to administer because 63 to 75 Low Sunday night 42 to 52 Southwestern a serum to prevent spring Idaho—Mostly cloudy perfectly satisfied with the the drugs were too potent to be ith scattered heshowers Sunday old one fever were going to do a lot coming more frequent Monday Cooler 'prescribed carelessly San San 68 68 62 58 Diego Francisco Seattle tipokane s'e 52 58 43 47 39 In the i:41234k:s:k::i:C7):::21444:dles::Inisitian:0:664::$61:1 30 of 1: II b1 411 Ito" LIC 541 iiir) i Oa ' -- 11) 115 1 1 Senator Soaper Says - Mwes-- Day" Special Offer! 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tangible proof that they want to end the cold war in Fn i rope and the hot war in Asia The current gesture in Ko- - i rea means very little—if any- 1 thing at all The exchange of sick and wounded prisoners t of war was more than 'offset i by Soviet puppet Ho Chich Minh's offensive against the 1 Kingdom of Laos In Indo- - it'i' China 12 days ago i It Doubtful of Peace The brightest optimists are doubtful about an actual By Frank Colby peace in Korea unless we accept the major enemy deN mands Our government is J Docter of Santa 1 Barbara submits a double-barrele- d firmly convinced that we and F4 must not Allies let down our Peeve for Speech our guard We understand which he will receive a copy that the burden of armament of the Practical Handbook of Better English and a lot has become unbearably heavy on our Allies because of their of approving fan mail I economies This imagine: makes ft even more import "My first peeve is the overant than in the past that we used and add to our slim forces the word 'terrific' How can 400000 German soldiers exa concert singer an entertainer Who made us laugh a pected under the terms of the E D C treaty delicious meal a football The French and British tell Cf game all be lumped together us that their depleted treasand described by the one aduries won't stand stepped-ujective 'terrific'? 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