Show i WEDNESDAY EVENING THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 MAY 11 2A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R It's to Our Besf InterestsX j I j Specialists Fear People Will Get Careless About Polio Now That There's the Vaccine r I : ! Labor and Industry Have Growing Stake in Sales Abroad L l By STERLING F GREEN (Thirijl of a Series) CLEVELAND (AP)— In mon and more American cities am states industry and labor appeal to have a bigger stake in foreign trade than in j lNational' tanncectio broad conclusion drawn from half A - ’ ’ - the smaller “independents” thus are not counted on either fought it Some segments of the side cf the question The employ- ers ° about 10 per cent have no I J?rsnj!UnSS8 concern with either expons or Transportation generally was for it—except rail- - imports Bu££ai0 BeP P“ll0n (R roads which haul coaL learned that in a survey of NY) ®ut 220 firms those which export or 8est job providers— like steel from foreign corn- autos and farm machinery— lined Ieel nQ jmDact outnumber by 25 to 1 up solidly in favor of lower tar- - petition tbg £rms wbjcb suffer directly national trade for their liveli- - ills Their reasoning was simPe: from foreign sales here Since they sell much abroad they -- Ann hood of the - Industrially prospect where lumber fish sell Astoria Ore lionto — - greater foreign trade has ex- - ablmg foreign are the big industrieSf a dairying r r r cited many Midwest cities which League of Women Voters survey concluded: “Clatsop County firms fpur years hence will be made purchasing power °rgan seaports by the St Lawrence a think the United States shbuld ” 0 I9Ta Seaway From Oswego N Y its trade with other na- f r expand tions and stressed that they prethrough Cleveland and Chicago and the to Milwaukee and Duluth more ferred competition to government meSnrnniin than a score of cities may pour a trade s controls” Trying to determine t ® total of a billion dollars into har- But in Baltimore where they bor and dock improvements in a interests of theira ° ” AvIh found that a “very large percent- race for inbound and outbound ents various congressmen agg q Baltimore County firms T New husband of actress Joan cargoes LeglTfK1Ve ref rwforpcc tn have a direct stake in foreign of Crawford is Alfred N Steele ° Most of the industries suffering trade” the league’s survey team m their studies of Co make e the Pepsi-Col- a president from foreign competiobserved met about three districts They years tion are relatively small-glas- s “Many firms themselves not pottery carpets cutlery lace and Few Feel Competition from foreign competi- - ago and were married in a suffering Zaothers Coal and textiles already tion nevertheless saw a need for surprise ceremony yesterday Thus Wisconsin’s Rep in Las Vegas 3 some form of government aid to suffering from domestic factors that only (D) learned also fear foreign competition per cent 0fthe 195000 factory injured industries and for proTheir position seems to be that- workers in his district work for tection of industries vital to the increased imports while not pn- companies which feel import com- - national defense marily responsible for a bad sit- - petition Nearly 53 per cent work “No firms were in favor of uation could make it worse for companies which export An- - ‘free trade’ most favored a grad-OU S other 33 per cent work for com- - ual lowering of tariff rates al- - Can Companies Differ to The major oil companies backed panies which feel some foreign lowing American industry time the tariff reduction bill while competition but also export and adjust’ ported goods worth 15 billion dol- lars Imports totalled 10 billion dollars and most of that was In raw materials which help produce jobs here Ttoronlnioroo Shu? four million timates more Americans including farmers who have been selling about a their wheat cotton and quarter-otobacco abroad depend on inter- f ? a dozen official studies and scores NqwS of unofficial sur- - j tl veys which were debate over President Eisenhoi- er’s foreign trade bill: The bill which empowers the Presidentlo reduce tariffs gradually over a three-yea- r period j to spur world commerce passed the Senate last ' Though varied in scope and ap- Atproach and scattered from lantic ports to Clatsop County surveys showed - OreMoretheworkers drew paychecks by producing directly for expdrt than are employed in firms hurt e foreign competition by A greater majority is employed by firms which export some of their output or depend on foreign raw materials Possibly even a greater majority isn’t affected either way except as the general health -- of their communities is helped or hurf by foreign tradjs Help Produce Jobs low-wag- I jx- - Last year the United States f 't inm-oci- m f Joan's Latest cross-sectio- n low-wag- Russian Farmers il Yale Plans Less Parties More Work on Lessons Atomic Sub Springs Leak GROTON atom-powere- Conn (AP) — The submarine d NEW HAVEN Conn (AP) Yale has a new plan by which it hopes to direct its students’ minds more toward the books and less toward extra-curricul- Nauti-u- s 15-mon- th eak” A spokesman for General Dynamics Corp which built the world’s first nuclear undersea craft said the leak can be repaired overnight and that the Nautilus will be ready for sea again tomorrow JbZ Gels 2 Million 30 Mrs Gloria Fishman me r $35-a-we- Child Eats Pills Dies "'l foK e (AP) — Linda 3 died today after eating sleeping pills she mistook for CHICAGO secretary ek smiles in Santa Monica Super or Court after she was awarded a divorce and a property -- estimated f i I to candy - bie settlement worth two million dollars She divorced Frank' Fishman 6$ one of the owners of the new Royal Nevada hotel in Vegas on grounds of cruelt Chops Wood at 1 04 TACOMA Wash (AP)— Benjamin A (Dad) Trimble celebrated lis 104th birthday yesterday by: Getting up at' 6 am chopping wood seeing a doctor for the first ime in 60 years and making dans for an airplane ride r CIO Ba-sil- Ford Bacl At Bargaining GM Will Resume Ike Buys First Poppy WASHINGTON (AP) — President Eisenhower paid $5 today for i the first 1955 poppy sold by the DETROIT (UP) — CIO United American Legion Auxiliary Auto Workers and Ford Motpr Mrs Percy A Lainson of Fort Co officials today began what Madison Iowa president of the may be the final phase of their auxiliary pinned the poppy to the President’s coat lapel She negotiations on the union’s c annvar for a guaranteed also gave him a corsage of popwage proposal pies for Mamie j The negotiators met' after week’s recess which) the uni in Divorce Marathon LONG BEACH Calif (AP)— A used to instruct its officials across the nation to conduct divorce marathon is being constrike votes among the union ducted in Long Beach Superior Court this week Judge George j membership Union officials ordered the Francis started hearing divorce strike votes at separate meetings trials Monday and his goal is to with the delegates of Ford anc complete 120 cases by Friday General Motors I councils across night He is attempting to hear ' 24 cases a day allowing about 13 the nation minutes per case But union officials emphasiiec did not man that theustrike vote i a strike was imminent General Motors is scheduled to i nd j Loses Savings K i ( Temporarily ) resume negotiations with jthe union Monday after a rej cess j Walter Reuther president the CIO and the UAW was among the union delegation which met withtyord officials Reuther announced during the recess that he would be devcjting ” “almost to the negptia with the jtwo auto” fjirms tipns from now on The bargaining sessions Were expected to increase in frequency as the expiration dates or the union’s contracts with the two firms approach Ford’s pact expires June 1 add GM’s contract runs out on June 7 Although the negotiations are aimed at obtaining new contracts between the companies and the union to replace current) five-yepacts the guaranteed annual wage is the central issue) in the talks and one of the unidn’s demands for the new contracts full-time- J f DETROIT (AP) — The Paw-lak- s dreamed of a new home in the suburbs They had saved'a’ down ment of $710 wold The announcement of the new plan said the change was “aimed at reviving the interest of students in academic work and modifying their atactention to Circus Bride extra-curricul- j ' j ! ill-al- ly P ! hap-ther- ’ non-paralyt- ic s non-paralyt- ic full-blow- n very long These cases proceed quickly into paralysis which may Get PORTER-WALTON’- Can't Dance at 102 S MT GROWN At WOODWARD'S WINCHESTER Ky (AP) — V Mrs Saliy King recalled yester-I- f True Temper Garden Rakes Reg $298 NOW day that she danced on her 101st Tru Temper Rlk N0W Reg birthday “But I’ve had a little sick spell recently” she said BAMBOO Leaf Rakes Reg 79c NOW “and won’t be able to dance toBEDDING PLANTS day” — her 102nd birthday uf 10000 mph Missile? — Rep1 WASHINGTON - (AP) Mahon told the House) today that Russia is working on a (D-Te- 10000-mile-an-- x) our h “interconti-- 1 nental ballistic missile” with sufficient range to “destroy targets in the United States” $221 S149 55 C Beautiful Fern African Violet and Ivy Stands Swirl Pots Plant Tubs SPECIAL HERB WOODWARD CO Phone 353 22nd Street 3-24- 24 finger-- printed Immigration laws require visiof tors This requirement caused collapse of an earlier plan for a group of Soviet student editors to visit the United States They balked at the finger-- non-offici- printing finger-printin- g State Department Spokesman Lincoln White said the United States plans to send an “unofficial group” of American farmers to Russia Miss Heath HOOKER Okla (AP) — The First National Bank of Hooker was robbed today of $16000 to $18000 by a gunman who escaped after locking several employes in the vault Defense Bill Befdre House WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to provide a Whopping $31488- 206000 for the nation’s defense came before the House today The administration’s military manpower cuts loomed as the main point of controversy Indications were the final voting scheduled for tomorrow would find the House almost solidly behind the President’s position — that of greater reliance on air and atomic power and less on manpower As approved by the committee the bill provides for an Army of 1027000 men a Navy of 657000 0 plus 193000 Marines and Air Force personnel by June 975-00- 30 1956 This would be an over- all reduction of 102000 from estimated strength as of this June 30 The bill would appropriate $74609000 less than the President requested but the cuts are largely technical Substantially the bill follows the President’s recommendations in all major respects 0 It would allot the Army the Navy $9071834000 the Air Force $14401904000 and miscellaneous Defense Depart- ment activities $684650000 23995 value L&H pay- electric ranges But Mrs Charles Pawlak lost the money Monday on her way to a bank in dqwntown De- r Montie found the money in a j small cloth purse on a sidewalk She read in the newspapers about the Pawlaks’ loss - 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Gave internal and external relief— 4 without surgery I walk in comfort Only stainless pile remedy stainless Pazo® Suppositories or Ointment at druggists o Robs Bank of $1 6000 1 -A- 1 anti-poli- ar j money” I Yale Any undergraduate knows what that means: Fewer parties Fewer visits to Vas-sa- r Less emphasis on sports j troitS MrsVvelyn be temporary But there may bet The chances are that polio is 'much doubt about abortive and not the cause But when there lDmPvenDrCmm Polio spe- (UP)— are quite a few polio cases in cialists are afraid the mere exist-- n°“paralytc cases The truth ls that the first signs community these chances are vac- ence of the Salk lessened The summer polio seacine will make some people care- may be almost anything The ill ' son has already started in the less about polio which would be person just doesn’t feel well The South and is moving north- °h0 S°me symPtoras are vague a doctor Deep ward tWngatotoy with it is Polio specialists estimate that When someone is about to'can t say Positively ° per cent of all poHo come down with polio there usu- - which produces fever and “gen-juare aortlve- - Indeed the is fever The fever may be eral malaise” isses are so very mild they °Iten The patient seems to get well !slgns accompanied by headache lassi- are not even noticed But aborfour to seven days later he tude sweating” nausea vomiting cases tive “car hit and produce second healthy this time again constipation diarrhea nenrous central system may During the summer polio seainvolved with the danger of son fever in combination with any of the others is justification permanent paralysis e Usually this this does not enough for calling a doctor If Take Home a Dozen also is sore throat or stiff Pen in abortive or casescanbut it This is whys ol Leo’s Donut neck or back walk fast when you1 any vague illness during the polio walk to the phone 3263 Wash Klvd When it comes to deciding season should be looked at and whether a slight illness is the matched by a skilled and knowing beginning of a polio case doc- - Person-tordivide the polio possibilities into three categories — abortive g £ and paralytic JUNIPERS EVERGREENS - ARBOR VITAE There isn’t much doubt about T hat Won't Winter Kill the paralytic case for tivities The engagement of actress Dodie Heath 26 to John Ring-lin- g North 51 owner of the Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs W Paul Heath of Richmond Beach Wash It will be North’s third marriage the first for WASHINGTON (UP) — The United States said today it is Teady to let Russia send an “official delegation” of agricultural representatives to this country to study American farming methods probably this summer As an “official delegation” the Russians will not have to be By DELOS SMITH $7329-81800- For New Home 12-da- y ar activities The university calls it a major change in its study program for undergraduates It’s the first change since 1946 and came after a study by a faculty committee headed by President A Whitney Gris- reportedly on a shakedowm cruise to San Juan Puerto Rico returned unexpectedly to its makers’ yards today after developing what was described as a “small r Visit As Officials' TheNationJoday ‘ J M - 1 188 t DISTILLED IfiHDCM DRY GIN KEUTRAL SPIRITS DISTILLED FRGSt CRAIN GORDON’S DRY GIN CO iMJ LTD LINBEN 6c R Dietetic Labormtone Inc Calumbua 16 Ohio NL K 1 We’re making this special offer because we know that once you try it you’ll love the new easy thrifty way to “cream” your coffee! 100 dairy product in instant powdered form Pream stays fresh in refrigerator or cupboard—never sours or “tilms”— so convenient so delicious in coffee and cooking Get Pream today! 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