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Show THE JOURNAL Iage Davis Sheriffs Si it in gut Office List 109 V5, If Hlnttrnational lrob- Plnble Krm Ucal f ill toaa V1:. One is pneeians on - v Mil IOC ll that it y would do nothing 5 l! formal letters of more would North Koreans the South ItadeiMna'couple of I nand that another those to be added i, ttily of Kreflins sphere view s correct, the Wld not have been more tn-Ith- at 5 L is grim. It is in advance I anticipated was --ould do, and that it view Cu Kremlin-conceive- d id spend our resources while Russia contributed except some pd top leadership. In this view holds, the same in happen elsewhere Ue conflict 1 bh-poop- enough to send n any spine. There is iio but what a . basic Soviet 1 other peoples The Asiatics are ighting. useful grist in this They are fatalistic r!y i mill. atical lue in Human life has their eyes. Ameri-- i been at the Korean all been impressed by have ve dful the fact no matter how enemy are on slaughter-kee- p coming in wave ve. strong case can be er, a behalf of that the view the Kremlin woefully the temper of the e id States. The Korean war more than any single ce World War II to cement tern nations. The United is no longer ty just a on the international e de-ocie- a belligerent, and its South Korea. The war not , merely a U. S. op- - is in $ ost that encouraging thing ened so far to Trygvie X. has been the Lies appeal membership for sub-i- n Korea, including fround troops. An imprests countries h. When you buy a new chair, look not only for sturdy construction, but try it for size. Bit in a number of chairs to see that the seat U neither too long nor too short; that the arms are the right height; also tho back Is it too straight, too curved, or Just right? ns n "Be-uppl- y ae-io- n, long-rang- delin-quinc- n, year after proper are made for the power juveniles developed, for flood and silt recreation, etc. (2)- . is to have is Household Hint The Lord is my poition, saith 1,111 t" bo inovod (Psalms i UJ, A total of 109 arrests were made my soul; therefore will 1 hopo for.''during the past year by the Davis lim. This passage from Lamenta-- 1 Maiy Baker Kddv wntes in county sheriffs office, it was re(.1:21) provides the Golden ence and Health with Key to the Lesson-Soimovealed this week in a report remi that "Soul and Spmt ,le leased by Sheriff LeGrande Hess. Soul at all authorized (. hi istian Sciiptuies one. Got! ami Soul are one, being Causes for arrest ran all the way ami this one neer included in a coipoteul to be Spit it, for S pi I it is from disturbing the peace to mur- use. "This ever present danger, lnmtld mind or a limited body. not finite. Only by losing a false der. The highest number of arrests, sense of SoSul can we gain the coupled with the lid present watei Continuing, she declared, that 15, resulted from investigations Icaiise is Soul not does it eternal immuital, limitations are clamping on unfolding of Life as immorwhich were subsequently settled inin be exist Soul must moitality. and agricul-ura- l tality brought to light (p3.V). out of court. Assault and battery, industrial, population growth in many paits of the with 12 arrests, was next on the state, demands more aggiosMve list. he insisted. All 109 arrests were of people To remedy this situation, the over 18 years of age, and only one candidate advocated an "immediate juvenile was sent to reform school stait on a e water deduring the period. program that ultimately Number of arrests for each velopment would put to beneficial use in Utah charge was as follows: Murder (1), all of the water to which Utah is assault and battery (12); contempt now entitled. And by "immediate of court (1), homosexual (2); start he said he didnt mean just drunkenness (4); public intoxicaand proposals. tion (8); petty larceny (10); grand promises Mr. Bennett condemned the Dig y larceny (."); contributing to of a minor (1), selling beer regional authorities, which seem of this adminis-ratio"About 10 of college education dolafter hours (3); robbery (1); o be the asdarlings unadulterated national armed robbery (2); disturbing the fascism. lie declared or socialism, lars paid out each by our state peace (2); burglary (5); failure to hat in of case every icclamation, provide (0); auto theft (3); car the of Utah who use the burglary (3); hit and run (1); waterpeople government come from tax payments should own it. eventually moral charges (9); But gambling (3); projects requiring federal is revoked license while made by mines and smelters." driving settled out of unds for construction should be (5) selling ;ilL i - , Wosa, perhaps Europe. UiU be forced to spread the Cper thin all around bind be will it ventually, (1)- ; investigation, id then Russia, with her court (15); writing checks without uniropared, will move in funds beer to ; view An- Sci-lo- deeming the ongm r ilmiihcN on Sunday, - op- - diametrically :t Othci "lgiuficant tiuiis load, 0 and make tin oice of hi bo hoaid: which holdcth to piai'i mu soul in lift-- and Miffoivth not Arrests In Year That Af'ect lheIndividual Na- , 1 self-liquidati- ng Bennett Speech Scores Utah Water Situation Charging the Democratic administration with mostly lip service to sound reclamation, Wallace F. Bennett, Salt Lake, candidate for the Republican nomination for the UI S. Senate, this week called for faster action on Utah projects that have been engineered or approved. Specifically, he mentioned the Weber Basin project, the Central Utah project (including the Gooseberry project), and the Dixie project. Most of Utahs cities, towns and farm areas already are crowding present water supplies and the next few years threaten to put a ceiling on the states growth, Mr. Bennett said in a series of talks at rallies in the rural areas. He warned that, despite treaties and agreements, conditions change and that no water was absolutely safe until it was put to beneficia has respond-aR- y instances, the size of raised the question everywhere of dispatched will necessar-- 7 what has been done with the huge small, but the total will defense appropriations since the rable. And, At the close going beyond close of the war witary considerations, the of the war it cost $1,000 a year for many countries will be the maintenance of a soldier i 7 represented in the act- costs $4,000 now; a bazooka cost ing in Korea must cer-?- e $3G.2. $122 now; a fighter plane some hard thinking in $100,00 $150,000 now; a tank uro At last, the ranks of $120,000 now; a rifle $40 $04 jommunist world and it now; a carrier $05 million $120 e Wor are gathering, million now. tune ago Herbert Hoover ENCINITAS, CALIF., COAST of a United DISPATCH: Intelligent selling is !?ut Russia and her the very backbone of American in .... -- d A rjk n i $00,-OO- O C 0 C jgl ii 0 tr $ Ration it. h.ls may come about dustry and commerce but feverish !orc events. Rus- - buying tends to unsettle our econ UI , of course, but omy. ,aS! lnfluence now. The RADFORD, VA., NEWS JOURmembers has NAL: Mr. Miller, former Demo iijjl coramunUt cratic Governor of Wyoming anc former chairman of .the Nationa SAYS Resources Committee of the Hoov er Commission, is of the opinion IIa' yrd,TRIBUNE: Virginia that the Columbia Valley Author i, tbose ar&uing ity, as planned by the Federal gov need omy in the eminent, is of utmost concern no rnffrr,!!1'11 spending only to the people of the north 'nsi.Pkef now that 8 western states but to all Americans corae- He sees the project as one Purely Senator more step in an ambitious plan to socialize the electric power indus th a war try as a big 'stride toward social hands RfirrM, M be cut!6 o these out- - ism. . . . This should be especially ourselvesTntnen?r going emphasized while we are deplor.Yg of the socialistic tendencies and com fcy the Russians are count- - munistic preachments in other parts of the world. 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