Show 1953 To Mark Beginning jUS Facing Economic Risk in '53 I e 0bmbarJi-EKamttt- 5r ©rjbpn THURSDAY' EVENING JANUARY A Happy I 1953 NewYear! I i i - er Administration' is going to be -- ! -- -- ’ " Advertising Western Resources Kai-Shek- Among-advertisemen- 4 ? ‘ -- if p Polio's Most Savage Attack ‘ I ’ 1 j cod-sequenc- es - jj Public Schools ! de--ma- nd ' ' 1 million boys and girls have to submit arrange 1 I ments because of :a class of rooms scarcity The school situation however is really more 'cheer ' ful than the' statistics indicate because the state of public our schools toward We seem to is have good opinion the More citizens are j passed through suspicious period5 i convinced of the good work the schools are doing There f seems to be a determination everywhere to help the schools and this is the wbyit should be ! It's Tough lo Grow Too Big in ! Truman's’ Group Opposes President's Health Plan 1 b Pick Right 7ord For Sentences Potitics-4-Eisenho- By CHARLES EARLE FUNK See if you can supply the most Truman’ thelast gasps of President of the three that fitting on This him i follow word outgoing administration seems te have backfired or state each question e the essence of the report from the President's Com ment The test is not too easy mission on the Health Needs of the Nation just released by thei Mark your selections If all ten ' f 1" White House agree with the answers below "‘Tl'"' — While the commission admits cant areas in which there were your understanding is superior A score of is excellent eight that prepaid medical care of some demonstrable well documented evry goodnineseven fair six averTo those who age kind offers the best solution for health needs4 i protecting the nation’s health its assert that there is no real health If a ' man’a emotions are report does not favor a federal problem (in America) and there overwrought is he: (a) exhausted compulsory health insurance plan fore no need for this kird of (b) conceited (c) excited? such as President Truman has study we say: the thousands! 2 — The opposite of imminent been advocating for years In- pages of testimony which are part is: (a) remote (b) impending (c) stead the commission has made of the commission’s record refutd threatening S compromise recommendat i o n this point of view” 3 — A specialist in precious which are more In line with the commission backs up stones is a: (a) geologist (b) Thq Eisen- claim by citing statistics on ideas of President-elec- t lapidarist (c) mineralogist hower loss through sickness in industry 4 — That which is hirsute is: is new commission’s idea The and the high rejection rate for (a) shaggy (b)' sacred (c) disfor 43 separate draftees in the military service believing health aid systems in place of a because of medical defects maca was a: 5 — The national plan controlled from New! Health Plan — (ft) club (b) cane (c) spear The recommended 6- — What is the Washington meaning of horIt is this big difference of state state plans would have to meet tatory: (b) encultivating (a) over control federal than certain minimum federal' stand- rather couraging new health ards But they would be support- the recommended 1 — A synonym" for fiscal is: ed by federal grants of tax money programs that makes the presi-- i (a) pugilistic (b) financial (c) to the states for actual operations dent’s commission believ£that it piscatory eonsidefi The commission recommends report wjll be given full The art of Impelling is (a) Eisenhower the atioi) by incoming that the federal government administration ortho j ortheopy (b) phonetics (c) spend another billion dollars a raphy Eisenwith line in Ged This is 9- — The meaning of Insatiable year — in addition to the billion hower’s campaign statements in is: (ft) unsatisfied now being spent for hospital (b) thought-fullnes- s which he expressed his opposition foolish (C) J building medical research public to federally operated and con10 — The extinct health armed services and vet trolled reptile systems of medical careJ was a: (a) dinosaurflying erans’ care (b) brontoLos ike his in speech Angeles The commission recommends a (c) pterodactyl for further exploration of saurus Answer permanent federal health commis- called to federal local health aid plans — 1 sion and a new federal departOverwrought (OH This is the substance of what ment of health headed by an ofliterally “overworked” Commission Truman’s now ficer of Cabinet rank All these President means (c) excited usually come up 2- — Imminent are the familiar recommendations on Health1 Needs has now from con-to have It expected of every investigative commission withimminens Latin overhanging —more money and more bureauc- side gable appeal to the more prog means Close at hand Its opposite resslve Republican senators like is (a) remote racy Flanders of Vermont and Ives of 3 --4 A knows the Surprised By Problem Nevf York In previous sessions structure of geologist a mineraearth the most Introduced significant of Congress they have Perhaps the minerals knows but a logist ajl paragraph in the comnlission’s re- bills for aid to state health plans (b) lapidarist near comes however the port j Three Members Dissent from Latin 4pis stone is a speend where it says: cialist in precious stones The is commission not Truman ' “NOnft of us had afly idea when ho was Albert" E Wilfong (HUR-sute- ) 4- —Hirsufle from in however Unanimous support we we started our workjjhat his third yearws OgIdea A J Hayes of thd Latin hirtutus means (a) shaggy completing so manysigrtifi of this would vim intft — X — machinists’ union Walter Reuth rough ' hairy den’s chief of police was praised 5— (a) a club CIO and Elizabeth Sj for the active part in police work 6 — From Latin hortor to cheer Magee of the Consumers’ League which he tookT Under hn direcare three members of the commit hortatory ( six tion were nine sergeant sionVwhO in a dissenting opinion means (b) encouraging — 7 From Latin flscus division' insist of the traffic treasury members there must be federal con ’j’ And means (b) fin- sbi detectives two special defiscal (FISS-kul- ) troll ' Of the other 11 members of the ancial tailed officers 12 patrolmen and 8- — Clarence H Poe Is commission Orthoepy concerns pronuni of the ProgressiveFarmer ciation and so does phonetics four headquarters men Q —Did James Watt invent the editor Sheahan is a nurse Low- but (c) orthography Marion Steam engine? Seven and possibly eight profrom Greek orthos corell is vice president of Johns Reed A — Watt vwas only the im is the rect and fessional ski tournaments were to graphe writing Hopkins Charles S- - Johnson is Of correct spelling prover !n6t the inventor art of Fisk hold interest of jumpers performUniversity president ‘ '9 — From the Latin In not I Barnard is head of the Chester west under the ausQ — Who commanded the Amer- National Science Foundation The and satis enough it means “not ing in the if the Western America ican fleet at the Battle of Sanothpr six members are all doctors enough” or (a) unsatisfied bron- pice Winter Sports association during 10— Both dinosaur and tiago? of high repute and all A —Sampson was in command ingt members of the American tosaurus were huge prehistoric 1933 said G L Becker president land lizards but the pterodactyl AH Engen’ world’s professional but absent at a conference and Medical Association AK’-tfrom Greek record holder was to be the de) commanded tbo (T AIR-o-Is Chairman SUthe commission Captain Schley t fleet Drl Paul B Magnuson an Illinois piferon' wing and daktylos fin-- fending champion His leap e enormous flJrin2 rep 257 feet made at Big Pines in He was formerlyf?’ Republican Southern California last year Q— Which is considered the ifodical director of the Veterans stood out ts the best achievo-njeworld’s pldest breed of domesti- Administration He won his repu evef’ made in professional cated dogs? tatiqn in Washington by battling The 1933 program was to ranks — Ma bred Administrator thei Veterans The A Samoyede ddg at Ecker Hill followed by open Carl Gray Jr all over the by the Samoyed people of events at Ogden Lake Arrowmore medical and for northern Siberia landscape head and Catiiornia lest bureaucratic control over vet0—What is the nearest Unit- eran’ health care Charles M Murphy division ed State port to the Orient? A number of the Magnuson of the Southern superintendent recommendations Commission run : A —Seattle Wash Pacific had received word that counter to American Medical Ashis father-Jame- s Murphy 91 What was the name of the sociation’s past policy so some Dixon 111 in had died heard from be Roman temple whose doors were objections may that source One of the main closed in time of peace? A—’ TheTemple of Janos the points here is the commission’s recommendation more'group god of doors and gates in ' Ro- medical care” byforteams of docman mythology tors working in clinics as opposed f WHILE YOU LEARN TO PLAY to 'the traditional' AMA reliance — was What vote the largest q Choose any piano you like ever polled by a losing candidate on the general practitioner or The full amount paid in rent in a presidential election previous family doctor tal will apply on the purchase to the 1952 election? price if you decide to buy A — It was the 22304755 later votes j received by Wendell WiUkie In 1919 Fine Selection Month' O and up-ef Piano REAL ESTATE By PETER EDSON WASHINGTON— One of 4 - wer - ’ five-volum- ”T ' 1-- ‘ - - : tt state-controlle- d i old-tim- e j non-isolation- well-meanin- g - n ‘ top-botc-h i vur-RAW- (iM-i-net- t) j - ‘ - f(LAP’-i-DAIR-is- t) —— - T) It Happened in Ogden- - -- 20 Years Ago — Questions HOR’-tuh-TOR-- i) ’ 1 Answers -- long-stan- SO Years Ago M H Bowers of Cripple' Creek Colo was visiting here Articles ftf incorporation of the Slain rville Consolidated -filed with Creameries County Clerk Hollingsworth Co-we- re William Watson Son of Bishop Watson was home from Chicago where h had been ' attending a dental college Squire Coop prominent Ogdeh musician was in Paris with the great operatic performer Piancon d D Waning Industry famed industry there Long shawl ' Wt a v i n g virtually haa ceased in India’s Vale of Kashmir-' Scarves and other articles still are made on small hant looms from the superfine pash mlfla wool however il nt en An editorial the Los Angeles Examiner tells Ja sad a about story city’s losing rare values as it gains pfcpula- and industries Whereas L A had 42 golf courses in tion 1924 when it was only a fraction of its present size the editor city today has only nine courses No wonder-thcomplains about the great city’s vanishing greens At a time when the population needs the recreation areas most it hal them least Pressure from enterprise for land for houses and factories has fconsumed the beautiful play areas that once sciwed tef attract tourists and advertise first Flag the community that has'now grown to be the nation’s third The museum of the National largest city Red Cross headquarters In WashOther cities have not been so fooEsb Portland Oregon ington D C- - contains the first at Chateau Thierry flag for example much smaller than Los Angeles has 53 golf "What a men! The whole city is after raised the German retreat in courses to the mere nine in Los Angeles on dafrcfti" World War L & - : oil-ric- h Greatest Nam Greatest Buy -- e - -- ’ ? ! i - ' ! ’i Russo-Chines- - I WASHINGTON— As the year 1953 opens here are my predictions as to what it will bring: It will see the real beginning of the atorqic age For the first time! atomic energy will be applied to peacetime use Small atomic powef plants for civilians will be built in England and the United States for useMn Isolated communities withoiit access to electric 4 power a h Eventually t i peacetime have to devote much more time atomic power will expand until to Europe because Statin is more ' it drastically changes the eco- interested in the great industrial of France and Germany nomic map of the United States resources than any other part of the world Pennsylvania and West Virginia Therefore unless Eisenhower with 'their great coal resources moves drastically and quickly to Texas and Louisiana with their up thei rapidly deteriorating wealth of gas and oil may drop patch back1 to second or third place in relations between France end ' Germany algo unless he puts new supplying the power of the na- life in the United1 European tion I predict that the seeds Arayr I also predict that a terrific of future war in Europe will M will battle take power place of planted in the year 1953 an entirely different kind— over Korean yar— Eisenhower will control of atomic energy move the new American di- -' Will the government which has visions three t6 Japan will send two now spent 8 billion dollars dedivisions of Chiang veloping atomic energy retain from! Formosa to Korea control or will control be turned Army to use atomic L over to private industry? This and will inprepare Korea— if necessary will be' one of the most important artillery However Chinese will bomb problems to be decided by the American tfie behind the lines troops Eisenhower administration for the fiiit time — there being Bombs— The United 75 Hydrogen e -- jet bomber States will set off another hydroacross the border in Man just next bomb and the gen spring churia Russians will follow with their But despite preparations the -first! bomb of this type In ’53 Korean Wat will result in a stalewe will accumulate such a big mate will drag on i and that it may Asia— The stockpile of EisenhOwer adminslow down production For we istrate vrill n heavily increase will have enough on hand to deto French Indochina supplies will any stroy enemy Congress and I predict the Communists also 'permit the exchange of will finally be cleaned out of ' atomic information with Great that vital prea — though it may Britain- - in ’53 also with U S more take than a year to do it industrial firms The first atomic to British mtid- - ’ But thanks artillery will also be fired in dling Iran may fall into Russian ’53— in Korea hands and for the first time Space-ship- s will get a start to- in Centuries Russia would then ward development in ’53 when have a warm-wate- r outlet to the wilkhe 100 shot miles monkeys sea The Arab world will to the edge of space and will tq seethe and communcontinue to live This will be the continue will spread in the first big step toward our con- ism areas of the Near East quest of space and the first and Taft flight to the moon td a go of their will make try ‘ The kge of helicopter will also mlrrlage but in the end begin in ’53 Great strides will political over will it crack up legislation be made toward a new tight —which Taft will seek to con- ' which will cheap helicopter trol Taft will also barge into weigh less than 400 pound? and foreign policy place two of his seU for around $1000 Eventually men — Capehart of Indiana and will thi revolutionize commuting Ferguson wf Michigan —on the between cities and suburbs Committee Foreign Business—Will bo 'good during This will Relations him in put the first half of '53 Sales of collision with Gov Tombackstage Dewey autos refrigerators TV sets will leader of the top most previous records But wing of the Republican Party farm prices will go down and The min in the middle I prestay down to the lowest levels dict will be Secretary of State since the end of the war This John Foster Dulles- Stevenwill make for an unhealthy bal- son’s X prefriends ance between farmer and eity dict will the Northern split wing dweller for when farmers can’t of the Democratic Party by tryfrom the cities buy depression ing to rub him for the Senate is inevitable Democratic Sen- Paul As a result I predict there will against of Illinois Southern Douglas he a recession toward the end Northern Democrats will also Of 1953 split over control of the party War and Peace—The Kremlin and many “fringe” ' Southern astute to will continue its drive Democrats! will play ball with make the rest of the world think the Republicans of it as the chief apostle of peace Scandal — New Atty-GeHer' though actually peace' ' wiU be bert Brownell and pis deputy very precarious Stalin Church-- r William Rogers will appoint ill and Eisenhower will meet some U 8 attorneys sometime in 53 and will assure and use 4 new broom vigorous world want the peace But in sweeping out corruption How- they the seeds of permanent peace will ever I predict that the chief Renot be planted and cannot be scandal headache will publican planted until Moscow changes its be in not in the Ex- Congress policy or the free world unite ecutive Branch of the govern' more solidly In brief the cold menu I! the Justice Department war will cohtinue’ f really scratches below the surSolidarity Menaced face it will unearth some of the A Future Peace—The solidarity worst scandals in years of Western Europe conceived by move will: also develop to unseat Action and partially cemented sen McCarthy as ft result of by Eisenhower has been falling his amazing financial deals of late This I predict will McCarthy meanwhile will seek apm be1 the most xlaerous develop- to build himself up as a presiment of 1953 Though Republican dential candidate by organizing leaders have talked about the McCarthy! Clubs His eventual j importance of China’ and our target 1 predict will be John mistakes in Asia the new Re- Foster Dulles who i was closer publican President I predict will than Acheson to Alger Hiss : predominantly a businessman's administration and this can be one of the healthiest and most hopeful aspects of the new era Nonetheless after having k good look at the way the neW administration is taking shape it seems prudent to point out a serious danger that may lie ahead The best way to suggest the nature of the danger is to point ' ! out what!-ha- s happened ih BritNew Year ain Business influence in British politic was a --more gradual and later growth than in America j The governments of Stanley Bald' ts that have interested us lately win were the first in which the business leader had anyare three which dean with natural resources reposing in Britishlike an equal voice even in thing £ the Inter mountain States the Conservative Party t f The government of iNeville One by Monsanto Chemical Company reminds that the first and Chamberlain General Patrick Edward Conner camping with his wagon last British was government truly train of 80 families: in 1863 on the site ot what is now dominated by businessmen Soda Springs Idaho reported observing only sagebrush Exaggerated Concern hostile Indians and ’some sparkling mineral springs- - The too-Chamberlain's failure has all often been attributed to evil general says the advertisement would be mazed if IW motives In reality it jwas no could return and view the giant Monsanto Phosphate Di more than the result of Exagger' for the) domestic vision plant dominated -- by the largest electric furnace ated concern and insufficient undereconomy ever built turning but elemental phosphorus j standing of growing dangers Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation advertising aboard The note was mdst clearstruck by the Chancellor of the the corporation’s mining and refining of uranium ore re ly Exchequer Sir John Simon He lates that the brilliant yellow war paint used by Indian once justified crippling slashes the budget of the Royal (Air braves out west often came from camotite the uranium in Force on the ground that the dipbearing mineral being mined now on the Colorado River lomats and service chiefs were plateau stretching over parts of Utah Colorado New Mex worrying fat too much after Hitler's Luftwaffe and were forget5 j ico and Arizona of the ting that “the A third advertisement by Bituminous CoaLInstitute British economystrength was Britain’s i j declares that modern equipment such as that installed in first line ?f defense From every standpoint then the great new Caterpillar Tractor plant in Joliet Illinois there are real risks as well as makes coal as clean convenient and efficient as fuel can great reasons for hope in Elsenhower’s decision to form a busibe The institute' says coal is the fuel that industry counts nessman’s With administration on more and morej a reminder that even In the face of one group of Eisenhower’s pew now than ever men tjie domestic economy comes competing fuels Utah is mining more coal ' first with another the: perils of j f before J' t the world situation are given first This is the chemical age as the advertisements by consideration the big chemical enterprises proclaim and phosphate and Champion of Economy Naturally enough the Incomuranium ores and icoal supplies are amoqg the rawing ing secretary of the Treasury which the chemical industries depend terials upon George Humphrey stands forward It would seem that a New Year prediction that hardly as the champion of the domestic I ' can go wrong is one which says that 1953 and succeeding economy while the future Secretary of State John Foster Dulles years will see an increasing use made of the great variety argues that it was mo use safeand quantity of the’naturalTesources of the Intermountain guarding the domestic economy while allowing the world situa I West J tion to go to pot j j This is of course the psychological point on which Presidentelect Eisenhower has got to asPolio made itij most savage attack in history in the sert his authority to Congress If he yigorously insists that all real ‘ United States in 1952 with result that the National Foun foreign and defense requiremepts dation for Infantile Paralysis had to go info debtto provide must be met in full he will' carry day and establish his authoritreatment for the victims The amount of this indebtedness thefor a time to come If hjtf ty is $7000000 Thusjtbe 1953 March of Djmes is mortgaged seeks to long appease the Republican to this ‘amount before one cent can be set aside for patient isolationist faction of Congress run away with the treatment' research and contingencies that lie ahead in they willand with American forbudget I j another polio yearl eign and domestic policy too So it is to be hoped that Chairman Don Barney’ ap-- After that Eisenhower’s' authority can only be restored— ti it Is peal for funds from the citizens of Ogden and Weber restored at all — when the nation is confronted with the grim County meets with a ready and generous response of a Congressional isoAs the annual liarch of Dimes campaign tets under lationist field day Jway here and in the nation the National' Foundation and Nat Apparent ta All its chapters are providing assistance to 58000 children These facts of political life are not apparent to all of EisenhowJand adults who are Undergoing treatment for pOiio ! Many of them The March of Dimes campaign is one of the most er’S new advisors exaggerate the sums that can be worthy causes the American people can support but it Saved by economical administra’ must be pointed out that on account of today’s high prices tion and underrate the time it ta sweat off fat without losit takes more thad dimes to treat polio and conduct re-- ! takes ing muscle The new President search So give dollars to the March of Dimes has promised Sen Robert A Taft i to “aim for" a budget cut down to 70 billion dollars No Hint of Retreat Is reported school construction programs in the to John Foster Dulles can be arguing that it be disOgden Weber and Davis School Districts among others astrous if this country merely is to feel that marked progress is being made in this region seems to shrink back from its i world responsibilities Dulles is toward providing School facilities to meet the' rising right that the Slightest hint o for them Federal aid to school districts required American retreat call cause the ' to build facilities for defense-swolle- n alliance to disintegrate populations it wel- Western And has to press In addicomed here as it imust be elsewhere If we seem to be tion Dulles for the means to tackle such making rather satisfactory progress in this region bow urgent but neglected problems as that in Indochina I about the rest of tjhe nation The worst aspect of the Whole Although thereseafCh department of National Educatio- situation is the time factor Given n-Association! refuses to give three cheers for the time such able men as future of the Treasury Humphsituation it does Concede that the outlook for public ele- Secretary would learn soon enough by rey hard and even bruising contacts mentary and secondary schools for the School year 1952-5- 3 r about the nccesr indicates a somewhat less gloomy picture than !n previous with world fact between nations sary priorities years survival and n lower national tax Among reasons why NEA still refuses lb be light hill But there is no time one can In these circumstances hearted are the fact that the number of qualified teachers only place one’s faith in the provstill is lower than the number required to meet increased en wisdom of the man who mus school attendance and the further fact that fully half a make the ultimate decision Dwight D Eisenhower io make-d- o J - - By DREW PEARSON ’ i j Of Recession Atomic Age By JOSEPH sod STEWART ALSOP j NEW YORK — The Eisenhow- After reading most of the reviews and forecasts passing over our desk at this time of the year we wish to align ourselves with the majority of the writers and commentators vha are taking a rather cheerful view of the outlook It seems to us that the auspices are good for a busy t year in which this newspaper and others will record far more good news thaii bad and in which gOod things will happen to people in greater number than bad things! return to the f f While it is true that peace may-no- t world in 1953 neither is it likely that the big war all of " '1 I us fear will break oikt So we say A Happy New Year to all of our readers with considerable confidence that it really will be A Happy I — ROMs’ a QGALTCrirj A SPINGT PIANO ii is Youa crciiErt IFI TELEV1SI0I I") Slit mr Style Term if Cesrerf Easy Any COMPARE PHILCO TV mom rou buy We Are Open Until e PM IeM Ivenlng Drh Otrf — Armn4 mPUmy mt - fflk Ptrklfiy Spc GLGU DROS ' MUSIC CO Phona - IVe Cve 3331 W Crtia tt4 Sfotapt CM |