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Show Heat 'Timeless on SpikeJob SENTINEL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at Midvale, Utah under tne Act of Marcn 9, 1873 NATIONAL EDITOR AL I AS.SOCHTdON I, Subscription Rate, per year (anywhere in the U.S.A.) piiiiii m ipTp ; HOWARD C. BARROWS, Editor and Publisher Iva E. Barrows, Associate Editor ( fmmmmmm - iillllll IllliiHiiL WMm 1 $2.50 Page Six Friday, August 1, 1952 SALT REGULATION RESTRICTS UTAH PEACH SHIPMENTS smaller than two inches in diameter if not more than 10 per count, in any lot are becent, U. The S. Dept. of Agriculture low by two inches in diameter. He announced today the issuance of said the regulation also permits a regulation restricting interstate some tolerance as to size for varishipments of Utah peaches to fruit ations incidental to proper meeting certain grade and size reThe was quirements. regulation issued under the federal peach Monel For Marine marketing order, and applies 0 all varieties. Marine applications for Monel, Hans C Hess, fruit and vege- the high nickel alloy, are constanttable marketing representative in A West Coast ship ly increasing. Denver, said the regulation red stricts shipments during the per- repair company is now using Monel basket for rudder the iod of July 26 through Oct. 10, to peaches grading at least U. S. No. on its gill net fishing boats. The 1, and of a size not smaller than basket, constantly exposed to ma rine corrosion, prevents fouling of two inches in diameter. Hess pointed out that peaches the rudder as the boat passes over shall be deemed to be of a size not the fishing nets. m HAS HARD FIGHT AHEAD The first thing Gen. Eisenhower did after witnessing his victory on TV was to call on Sen. Taft. The significance of this goes beyond the gracious gesture factor. For, if there is to be a Republican victory next November, it is clear that there must be far more unity within the party than exists now. The wounds that were inflicted before and during the convention are deep and painful. It is Gen. Eisenhower's difficult task to heal them. Sen. Taft made the generous response that was expected of him, by saying he would do everything in his power to help the GOP candidate win, and to help him afterwards as president. I of his do No one doubts that Taft will exactly this, to the limit Mio.i..i. ::MMwtm&ilcr., a Hi,,,, ifimiii. very great capabilities. But many of the Taft men, and to a demon87 years spike driving in July is still a hot Job decides After of have MacArthur core the hard extent ' men, greater Don Detry, Mho at Omaha, Nebr., donned the rarb of a gaslight era strated a very different attitude. railroad worker to show a streamlined miss of 1952, Wanda Jensen, Their anger, it is true, is not directed so much at Eisen- bow Union Pacific in July, IcCj, laid Us first rail there. Nearly four hower as it is at those who managed his campaign and fought years later the driving of the Golden Spike at Promontory, Utah. marked completion of the nation's first transcontinental railroad. to a victorious conclusion without giving or asking quarter-notab- ly, Governor Dewey. Many think Eisenhower could not which will shrink or stretch, or have beaten Taft without the enormously skillful work of hone Books Must weigh more or less tomorrow than it does today. To see that its unDewey and the Dewey lieutenants from New York. Only about Use predictable actions are kept under two weeks before the convening of the convention it was evi- Stand dent that the General's political star was sinking, and it was Have you ever wondered what control, the telephone company keeps inspectors at the then that what amounted to an SOS was sent to the Governor. kept the pages of the Salt Lake major paper mills supplying the What he accomplished deserves a permanent place in political telephone directory from ripping, finished products. and the entire book from falling history. He demonstrated again what even his bitterest enemies apart after you have thumbed when the chips are finally down in a through it innumerable times to Law is tue rmDf.riiment A the have long admitted-th- at rural sentiment cf the people find numbers in a hurry? tough political game, no one plays his cards better. BlacLstone. It may be that one of the major Republican assets is, in a Louis C. Kjar, Midvale manager sense, a negative one. In informed party circles, there is none for the Mountain States Telephone of the blind confidence that characterized the 1948 campaign and Telegraph Co., said that the answer lies in the manufacture of and led to the debacle. And there is every reason, despite the the paper. Every step in the progreat personal appeal of Eisenhower, why this should be the duction of a flawless telephone case. It is probably true that almost everybody like Ike. His is a book must be controlled with preof the remarkable, success story in the old American tradition, and cision, and the production is in first the the long pro paper he caps it off with as warm and engaging a personality as any- cess. one could ask for. At the same time, this is not enough to asHe said that directory paper is sure or even make probable his election. The Democrats have very temperamental commodity great advantages. They lead the Republicans by a wide margin in registrations. For 20 years they have demonstrated an ability DON'T WORRY to attract most of the independent voters who hold the balance cbout poultry , of power. If he is to w in, Eisenhower must get virtually 100 per problems. Utah cent of the regular Republican vote, a substantial majority of the independent vote, and some of the registered Democratic vote. Poultry has field That is a large order. It will take a real campaigner and a 1 men and veterinary real campaign on the part of all concerned to accomplish it experts to help Eisenhower's success at Chicago was, in large measure, canof the alone solve your possible based based on the thought that he didates could lift, inspire, and gain the confidence and support headaches. of the masses of voters. The reason for this was well expressed See YOUR in a New York editorial: "Many Americans have thought of to seems he because express as their president Mr. Eisenhower branch manager. and embody that for which their hearts hunger. 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