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Show r iDgss the Poor Guy Ever Wonder If It's Worth It? o ?n itv n ! 'L 1(, xxdh ri r FT .! rn"T .vnrryfl Ike Must Plot His Own Course Years Ago July 29, 1132 . , Effects of the depression were; July 20, IU2 reflected in Utah county's assess- The Red army appeared to be ed valuation which dropped massing strength on the lower in one year . W. W. Don river front .for a decisive batSeegmlller came out for governor, tle against the still advancing Gerindicating that the high expenses man offensive troops . . . Henry incurred in the liquidation of de- J. Kaiser advocated the building funct banks would be one of the of a fleet of freight planes and issues. Utah county with five urged the conversion of nine shipclosed banks, was very much in- yards into assembly lines . . . Turner was honeymooning terested in this subject .: . . miliUna tary rule gripped- - Germany as with Steve Crane in Las Vegas the cabinet of Franz von Papen . . . The British were reported took over the state of Prussia and tc have taken 4000 prisoners in the nearby Brandenberg under virtual Alameln line battle near Cairo Provoans dictatorship . . . Henry Jones, during one week P r o v o wrestler, claimed the were waiting the appearance of welterweight wrestling Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in world's championship after defeating Rob- their personal appearance war in Reed of Reedsport, Ore., in a bond benefit, program . . . "White match at Salem, Ore. . . Dr. Sid- collar" workers throughout Utah ney B. Sperry who had spent a were Volunteering to pinch hit as year traveling in Syria and Pal- raspberry piclcers to save the estine, waa appointed a member uian crop. 10 , Gen. Dwight D. .Eisenhower, the Republican presidential nominee, has a great task ahead of him. A political novice and an amateur in'domestic affairs, he mu?t now develop a program and learn how to take command of his fortunes- . own political t He won the GOP nomination becau.e he was the most popular candidate. His popularity is rooted in trust in him . a man, in his character and his motives and his qualities ' of leadership. In the month he campaigned as a political figrure, he spelled out no specific policies. He talked in general terms, not taken wholly broad indicatingapproaches. JYet he was 'i a VimiflTf a vvt'AsJ rror ucau nau on lauir. me xciierai hiu,cu soldier, diplomat and statesman in two of the, most crushing It is natural for many people to feel that a man who could do what Eisenhower h?s done as a commander or wartime and postwar armies mht well master the art of domestic statecraft. It4s natural, too, that many are deposed to turn to a new face, a man without malice, who stands out so'sharply against the tired old faces that today so heavily populate both major parties. Politically speaking, Eisenhower is a clean sheet of paper on which nothing sordid or disheartening has sa far been written. In his'quest for the nomination, he had the further advantage of representing the moderate elements of the Republican Party. Since 1940, these forces have always proved .strong enough to choose a presidential nominee, though they have n3t had the power to wrest control away from the more conservative wing in the intervening years. Curiously, Senator Taft is himself a moderate Republican in many important respects. But he has become-- a nymbol of more extreme elements. "Tn campaigning he has not striven hard to shake thislabel. He has been content to let.it apply. This association with extreme conservatives, plus some aspects of Taft's personality, underlie the widely held conviction that "Taft can't win." the deastating argument that brought him again to defeat in his third try for the nomination. Eisenhower is free of these handicaps. But Tie has a fi.T! mat nf hi nwn T"n in now he has been acauiescing in 'fail - . 1 t, T 1 1 v uy&mli r. ... A ) : v 1 " ;; What Is the speed7f a' sub- marine? A The average is about 2!) knots on the surface and about; 10 knots submerged. Q Why are Panama hats so; called? A Although these famous iiats f are made in Ecuador, they ar j called "Panama because gold- rush pioneers first found them on sale there. - Q i f Qusrtet Sabbath Preluda New - Serenad in Blua News Moments With ; Master Freedom Story News Church ot the Air National Radio . Pulpit Faith in Action Time Tune Sunday with Joe Lea a The Chopping - rolling, By FRANK C. ROBERTSON The sound and fury of one - polit- 10:30 10:45' (eam tactics. 0 11:1S! 1 1 to soeculate It la ,. " 1:00! " " 1:151 1:39 1:451 1:001 coon-soln- Old man Hobbs .can hardly make it these days from his house to the post office and back. In his younger days, he used to get stiff in "joints, but now his KEA Joints are stiff. Round-Tabl- -- " " 12:4S! u-- ."..',T:'rCS - f UDOn y. News. Weather Ernie Lee Critic at Lars Mike 95 u oi nicaro " 2:15! 2:30 Jan2:45 3:00! " 1:15 " . " -" Carber - . Town J:30 Frontier " :4S 4:09 4:15 4:39ITbe Shadow " SKlO Nick Carter 5:15i " 5:39 Peter Salem - the; WANTED TOO MUCH stantial majoritv. between choice had advoa a crucial would man uho Jhe vtot"" freak Miss. (U.R5 PASCAGOULA. The Republicans are unlikely to wrest away any As t!ae Mamie Ktsenhower. and Nancy unless cate the return of.slavery. voters Edward Saucier new was convince to or 'annoyed 5:45 of this of land. the for fauver first i majority lady part i. broke into his :0 Theater"- of Air" thieves when "all offers that constructive program " vi or :15 they . formulate a roo two took outboard store and free enterprise is not Koin national scene with charm and dig- tors, various rods, and fishing words Americans real hope. :45l " . nity. The drabness and mediocrity reels. He was the 7:99 News It is Eisenhower's task, therefore, to translate the , w Itself into. annoyed really of administration ,he Coolidge the diSeaster when1 the burglars re- 7:15 Bin Crosby next trust that is felt in him as a man .into tmst for the political pede (was lessened a lot by the simple turnednight Republican old guard desired. took $80 from the cash 7:39 Convantton and Preview ov leads. now he " " nar'" General Eisenhower is reasonparty to finance ' their fishing 7:45' " - drawer a of The ide. presiimportance no matter sure of Do It election, Ceorf . ably l:lL(l 'f should not be entirely expedition. 1:15' " jwho the Democrat pit up. unless 8:3!Acros tha , his managers pull some colossal overlooked. - rootllfhts :45t . ;blunder. As yet the general has1 W Hail " shown little ex " 9:13' Proudly 9:28 ft to Bride Dreamland Fisenhower, we were told during J fmm t - 6000 word,"Psw. glamor a aS ICi sin n!fAm tif F w AflOiil V :4Si ' C WfiUJlI was being badly ad- the campaign, 1I:0 N'twi won.rho nave p Jvised. while the Taft machine was rarapai'si document of the Refjubhcanon party but find to The agriculture offer ain the fact that the section results ;mannrd by experts. . 1:30 favorites of tha famous proved quite contrary-- For .once rortain contradictory utatement, which pot by without argu- know how thev bulldozing tactics didn't win. , Hour on the convention floor. Jl: Enchan'ed LoSf ". Ke-K.-- w r. i. d'' Land Stewardship and the Platform '- : Vs watched J food 'The jrood earth." the statement read. "isof the soil is a guide tbe gener- The prise remark I happened to for future generation. The, tending itorehou hear wouldduring the week was made by al are usually pacred responslbilitv." No informed, intelligent people a lady who asked innocently, "Is a pro--is It statement. fifed with tn that diasree haro reason or desire Senator Taft a Republican?" I think that would faze even ''Mr. heartilv in accord with Rood agricultural practices and.fjfniytbey 7re Republican.' The lady was quite the teachings of rood land stewardship on farm or forest. jrjr .r,moVed in sure she a Koini: to vote RepubliBut seemingly in direct contrast is the following: ithought from can, but was a littae hazy about its In the management of public lands and forests weWh as Senator leaders. Truly, the franchise is a wonderful thing. It is exercised by pledge the elimination of arbitrary bureaucratic such intelligent people! To thm end we favor legislation to define the rights, and: Oovrrnor Lp Robertson and users, to They are not privileges of grazers and other to allow Eisenhower lo V provide the protection of independent judicial review likely or tnose rignts ana pnvi-- : w against administrative invasionsagainst-corrup"- th(k ein(i!dat, or monopo- - jl 4 A I t tw CH lerM, nd to protect the public to he of a rather. confuted lpp.a listic exploitation and bureauratic favoritism. and un- mind. Nobody know what We in the hamlets, villages, and cities nf the mountain West have one thing in common. Our economic in f predient he wui be. but health and security is founded on the. waters which i from the high mountains, mostly national forest land, vve.jrani. with gUch a. Grover find more than ample reason to question the land and teddy Roosevelt who. without outstanding ability sincerity of the profound "arbitrary bureaucratic practice'Vhoueh nd s!ood ,boJ their our of to the when it refers pubmanagement phraseology lie lands. , " V . Those who drafted the final' platform of the party Cn 9 far ssrvkal should have been more specific about the character of the( P(.ope wh, bark the rn; horse Troiwd Irtl wiU Saars lands on which they would abolish public control. repair jhorse are always an amusinc. and public iafiflro4or ' Never, for sisht. The big- - K example, should the privilege of grazingjometimes'h pathetic . wasK . ... r i AT A -- 1i 111 RePulHcan party here ?cedence over the greatest use of livestock or game take MINIMUM SEKVICI have gotten themseves into CHAKCH Yo our mountain lands to rpMde us. with .clear streams for, Ltah cujd,5ac. Particularly is this reswtts ... civilization. the maintenance of our intermountain We; true of Governor Lee who aroused .. cost for rsp rioubt.that they ever 'will. One way to make doubly sure is the ire f the Eisenhower faction fuick rsrum ol yaw mm n n men. n for everv interested individual make known his feelings onby )lc' tract Wng on hi asreement that score to the candidates for office themselves. Groups) mors. tw f,arl?re.CnJ? iattoll new, exact 4 having widpr influence than the individual, can wield an fcr the nomination, which he would resilacenant aarfsl even weightier stick for th public benefit. CALL jnothave had had he remained dis" U:1SI 11:38 Svlvan Levin ll:4Si " e Sign Off 12:15) 12:3" l? 12:451 ' inCi,.r FRANK SINC.ISER Meredith Wilsons Music Room Best Plaja "il, Chf Musical Meet the Press Z . 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Tojfcry! 11 :4 5 " " " 1:00 Democratic I For Soar in political : " 12:451 ! reactionary as his colleague in the 'Senate, he must still expect the Red inew high command of his partv to favor a man like Marriner Kccles.. rtrhaps one of the most controversial clergymen In who in addition has a far greater trie world is ur. Hewlett Johnson, the Ked Dean of Canter- - national reputation th a h h ho!' th'n8 sfPm burv. He has lind himplf tin with f'nmmnnit'anri fellnwlTh' travelers for sme time and on a recent trip to the Orient a rather widespread revolt against expressed hIief in the Communist chaVges that the United Nations are using germ warfare in Korea. " " " 11:001 ll:15i " - 9)t ;eems j . Piece Syncopation sa st ' Treasury Bandstand Open House - Mu.io - i Hall Arthur Godfrey' Round Table Robert Hurleifh 9 :45 I creetly neutral. Sen. Watkins. too. 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Indignant parliament memlers sought means by which he could l dismissed frtTm his position at Canterbury. His superior, the Archbishop of Canterbury, also was highly critical of Dr. Johnson's behavior. But under existing law there is no way to remove him. The P.ed Dean is a dupe of the Communists And has rjeeh throughout mast of his public career. Bat Britain, like the United States, believes in freedom of speech and silencing him is impossible. It is not likelv that anything he says will carry great weight for he usually does little more than parroUthe easily recognized party iine. Letting Dr. Johnson continue to speak mar" prove to th world that Britain and the free nations subscribe to Winston Churchill's statement on the matter: "Free speech carries with it the evil of all the foolish, unpleasant, venomous things that are said, but on,the wholt we wouid rather lump them than do away with them " ; " 7:rUdio l.li 7:36 Newi . The I - 1400 1320- - - " :30j Z'u'u Inter-'jcerta- h the rapids of the Fox River. , p . Q X) oei the hippopotamus sweat blood? h A The skin of the hippopota- - j! mus contains a red, oily substanc.;. which flows through the pores, i and under excitement this flows out copiously, producing the "bloody" sweat for which tha . ? beast is famous. KTEU KCSU KDYL Frolie f:06Sun : Si " Up" . mnt ; (The radi prorramV listed below are submitted by the radio stations who are responsible for their accuracy. In case of seeming inaccuracies or for further Information call too respective radio stations.) t KOVO -- . Pre-Convent- s ; the first plant in the. United States using water power in gen- erating electricity was built at Radio, Programs Sunday, July 20 lntrUnr ,r C' T", political cecisions auecung n.a n.,su, ; the Democrats will decide fnP:whom " mere creature oi omerj. nt """"" to throw to the. wolves: .Kefauver J, manding. If he is not to De a """J; ... one. tne otner ine iHfpuDucans HeHde fh. must now take hold and chart his own course; cannot win. That More than that, he must begin t offer evidence to the staged a nica battle, and lost isa privately they g lot o fur in the melee which way they wiU b rid of the voting public that the faith and trust the people have in man-t- hey will hope. cap in. a to be long time growing :in him is not misplaced. One thing that seems quite evident Memory goeth back to the time disinternal and and 'all its corruption decay With is that even the Republicans will "hen the Republicans thought they in force t ,h. ,w were rid o( a troublesome fellow a k still is Democratic powerful the tt.4iiii. party order, of which'"Jmed Theodore Roosevelt, when of bust and boom troubled old days American politics. The political analysts who have Ke- made him Taft was the chief cham--the- y . to examine closely the voting habits of the U. S. electorate Senator u.c JUSI mm iauver ten years anyone In another yvsu,, . v ceneraL ...v. 1j are unanimous in concluding that the Democrats haye a sub- pion. ;.. indeed if -- . ; -- I r 1882, 00 To Win Voters' Trust In GOP ! of "the BYU faculty in the departQ What state had the first fc-yments of religious education and droelectric plant? anotent history. f. A Appleton, Wis, where," In Taken from the files of the Ptoto Herald. - 20 Years Ago .PROVO. UTAH. SUNDAY. IULY 20. 19S2 Q's and A's Once Hevs Now History 5:15 This Land of Ours 5:30 Candy Carnival 6:00 Information Please 7:00 Celebrity Time 7:30 Whafs My Line 8:00 Family Theater 8:30 It's NeWs to Me 9:00 The Late Show 11:00 Weather and News MONDAY. JULY 21 .' KSL TV . 9:30 12:00 12:3a r Democratic Convention' 'i Armchair Adventure News. Program Resume" ' ; , Summer Session j ' J I ' Strike It Rich t Stop. 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