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Show HELPER The JOURNAL (Utah) THURSDAY, FEB. 25, I960 PAGE SIX SITING GLtN P-T- A j P-T- j P-T- i , " ' ' " tier. and Mrs. Harold Duke a visi Thursday with Mr. joyed Before the installation of dial phones, Norvin R. Greene writes in National Review, the American Telephone & Telegraph Company employed 375,000 operators. Now, with the dials in general use, the number of operators has more than doubled. He quotes a company officer as observing that "had the dial not been invented, there would not be enough en- Mr. Fred Whitaker of Orem, who motored he-- c to see them.' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Judd and familv were Salt Lake City visitors Thursday. They attended the funeral of Mrs. Judd's aunt, Josephine King. Leo Nelson of Ferron visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton Monday. available in Amerto ica the telephone ophandle Mr. e"d Mrs. Howard Goodrich cnioyed a recent visit to erator requirements." Bluebell with friends and relatives. There are boons of which the Mrs. Vera King of Salt Lake backs and covers are by far the Charles Dickens Oty, a former resident of here, best parts. woman-pow- er wamscaNmrM 441 ' ,w J H i Jwi'il'v I 1 f. learning -- wty nnrffcM.. niliiiiiMf Jil it fZVJhi tut 7". 'v ruK A rtiN DESK, ARE EXHIBITING A CLUTTERED WHAT THEY'VE UNKNOWINGLY LEARNED THROUGH REINFORCEMENT. via iara on iHom fcttanu will bt CONO.UfcST. spomored by Moounto Tk -- elJ-J- AUTOMATIC f--m TOO-I- N CBS-T- program Chntl Company. Pigeons Play Ping Pong ma WITH FOOD AS A REWARD FOR SCORING POINTS, PIGEONS LEARNED COMPETE AT THE BALI ACROSS A TINY TABIE. . U More recently, Bv building ( along, the 'Ir'Hannibal bfS7 1U" ftjcL v WV"H X4I :Y -- TS rrovel-minde- his own $129.95 road as he went gr eat Carthaginian general led a long army 50-mil- e al to repeal it. Protection Needed great. The Connally Amendment Capable legal authorities ad- is needed. vise me that the cancelling out of the Connally Amendment would cancel out a part of the sovereignty of our nation and its people and hand it over to a World Court, and that it could lead to crippling acts against our nation. Certainly there is enough at stake in this move to strike out the Connally Amendment provisions to cause every citizen to look carefully into its ramifications. Some high Government officials favor knocking out the Connally Amendment. They say it would make their job in international diplomacy easier. They say the U. N. appointed judges on the World Court would not usurp the powers of our Government. But who can be sure, with Communists and Socialists wielding great power in the U. N. and with their judges on the World Court bench? The chance is too ITS tttW SSASOtt F0t S79XU- S- xr roe pgoTicrtD? 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Use as little water as possible. Press in waxed paper to form into a ball. Knead 3 times. Cover. Let stand at room temperature for 15 minutes before rolling out. Lightly flour pastry cloth or board and covered rolling pin. Filling: Combine 4 cups drained cooked tart cherries with 1 cups pastry sugar, 2'i tablespoons flour and teaspoon salt. Put Into lined pie pan. Dot with butter or margarine. Cover with top crust or lattice, folding edge of top crust over bottom crust. Press firmly to seal well. Flute edge. Bake in a hot oven (425F.) 40 minutes or until crust is as Hrown as desired and juice bubbles through slits in pastry. CARL'S RECORD SHOP ALL CHORD s. LUSCIOUS CHERRY DEVICES THEY WILL CONTINUE TO 1 pea-size- LaSalle Hotel Bldff. Alp. in 218 B.C. to defeat a much loroer R oman force ond make ocros..he t. The OU 7 x See, IEARNING THROUGH REWARD. Learn Unknonfina! ACTIONS, LIKE 5tAK(HINJ ; iiirr-- Hear and Plav the Famous MAGNUS CHORD ORGAN OR. B. F. SKINNER OF HARVARD U S PSYCH LABS TEACHES PIGEONS TO STRETCH OR TURN AT A SIGNAL WITH THE REINFORCEMENT PROCESS : y n nT'i' Scholarships and cherry pies come from the same recipe at the National Cherry Pie Baking Contest. Teenagers across the country compete annually to determine who bakes the best cherry pie in the land. These pastry pointers work at home or in contests to make luscious cherry pies. The high shortening value of pure lard produces pastry with tenderness not possible with other shortenings. The lard is cut into sifted flour and salt until the mixture is the d lumps consistency of corn meal and small peas. The make flaky pie crusts. To avoid a tough crust, use the minimum amount of water. Allowing the dough to stand about 15 minutes before rolling out lets the moisture distribute itself throughout the dough so that less liquid is needed. on i ON " .. pre-ste- 0 CHILDREN-ADUL- fffff Pigeons Can Be Taught Jl n , Hi Via Bv MARTHA LOGAN fu . J Prize Winning Pastry Pointers ' James enjoyed a recent visit with her sisters, Virginia Nichols and Rhea Marchello. The following ladies attended A LDS Primary Preparation meet- ing in Price on Saturday: Elva Judd, Rye Clerko, Lea Haslam, Nina Goodrich and Leah James. organizareading on past A V. C Snider is improving at tions. Ann Forspeth of Carboh-vill- e Carbon Hospital after being A the a pantomime. presented lashion show was narrated by rushed there Wednesday night. The Young Married Class of Mrs. George Pearson of Carbon- ville. Models taking' part were the MIA were guests of Mr. and George Bell, Jim Nielson, Row-- ! Mrs. Pete Jones Sunday night. n Shirley, Foy Rhodes and Clyde Melvin Uigstrom ana wait uon Forspeth.' Past Presidents were aldson of Price were in attend fionared with a gift. Those pres- ance. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simms were ent were Mrs. O. Webb of Helper, Ann Perri, Dorothy Hay- delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. cock, Ivan Purcell and Jennie Lyle Johnson and family of Refreshm'elits ' were Pocatello, Idaho, visit with them Matekovic. ' Sunday evening. served. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum HuntsMr. and Mrs. Dick Marchello's (home was the mectiiig place for man enjoyed a recent visit with the Fireside chat members on their daughters, Mrs. Vclda RoSunday. After an interesting bertson and Mrs. Norma Olsen of lesson refreshments were served. California. Home for a weekend visit with The Friendly Sewing1 Club tnembers enjoyed their weekly her folks was Joyce Haslam of tfetrtogether at the Some of Mrs. Salt Lake City. Her mother, Lea Fullertonr Delicious re- - Haslam,' returned to the city with , sphrystai ifreshments followed the social her on Monday. flu has really been with . The tperiod. Debbie Rowley, daughter of our community this week. Over Fred and Harriet Rowley, is re- - hilf the town has been fighting (covering from a tonsillectomy the illness, Those who attended Sunday Carbon Hospital performed at the '' '"' School preparation meeting held s' on Thursday. Mrs. Selma Rowley, who un at the Helper Ward Chapel Sun- derwent an operation a the LDS day were Boyd Anderson, Rowan Hospital in Salt Lake City, is 'Shirley, Harold Duke, Juanita improving nicely. David Rowley Rowley, Deloris Haycock, LaVinnie Marchello and Glen James. Salt and daughter, Mickie, were " Lake visitors on the weekend where they could be near to visit AUTOMATION NOTE held The Spring Glen their meeting Feb. 17 at 7:30 pjn. A birthday party' honoring Founder's Day was lhe observed. After' a short business tneeting, President Harriet Row-- 1 ley began the program with a Looking Ahead NATIONAL OUTLOOK Notes of Interest from Neighboring by Leah A. Taft said: "I cannot conceive of a responsible American statesman willing to subject the great principles we ..by Or. Seorge S. Benton have developed in this country PRESIDENT NATIONAL to destruction by an alien majorEDUCATION PROGRAM . Anyone who suggests ity Surcy, ArkJnsal such a plan is proposing an end By Ralph Robey to that liberty which has produced in this country the greatA QUESTION OF JS THE BUSINESS est happiness, the greatest proNATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY RECOVERY SLOWING DOWN? the highest standard of duction, Informed sources in WashingThere has been an amazing world has ever seen." the living a ton that there will be change in the attitude of business move report in this session of Congress Created By U. N. analysts on the outlook within The World Court is composed the past few weeks. Two months to nullify the provisions of the Connally Amendment which pro- of 15 judges elected by the Unitago we were being told by practects the sovereignty of the Unit- ed Nations General Assembly and foretically every one of the casters that all of 1960 was going ed States against actions of the Security Council. The United NaStates can have only one judge to be on the upswing. The Presi- World Court of the United dent's State of the Union mes- tions. The report is that measures on the Court. Most of the judges have been introduced in the Sen- are from Socialist and Commusage, his budget message, and his Economic Report all reflected the ate and the House which would nist nations. Nine judges constiNow give the World Court jurisdiction tute a quorum for the Court, and same degree of optimism. there is rather widespread pre- over purely internal affairs in a majority of the quorum is dicting that we may well have a certain types of litigation in the enough for a decision from which downturn in the second half of United States. there is no appeal. Five judges Before his untimely death Sen- - thus could render decisions detrithe year. mental to the interest of the What has caused this change of varied has United States if the protection This probably opinion? a curtailment of their purchases. of the were Amendment Connally from one analyst to another, but show4. With the government to be destroyed. the following are noteworthy: ing a surplus of substantial size, The "World Court was estab1. The New York Stock Market will be no upward impetus lished v,ac hA a slenifieant reaction. To there along with the United Nafrom federal spending. tions. But the U. S. Congress had those who still hold that stock j '5. The nousing starts, which to ratify America's participation prices have a genuine forecasting normally run counter -- cyclical, in it and acceptanse of its dedownability this means that a on the are upswing and revisions cisions. Senator Wayne Morse inturn of business is not too far are as to the total made being view of troduced the World Court resoluaway. To take this point it is tion in the this for Specifically, year. Senate and Christian one must assume that previous this that forecast now generally now Secretary of State, Herter, stock prices were not too high, will be a quite good housing year, introduced it in the House in and that the reaction is some- with private starts of not less 1946. That technical. than thing more 1.2 million.. than Power To Decide is not an assumption which is 6. The Congress this year will too defensible. efan in The resolution said, in part: be unusually political 2. Business inventories, accordfort to sharpen campaign issues. ". . . the Congress . . . consents ing to the government figures, Some genuinely bad legislation to the deposit by the President of which first had been estimated may be passed, and even it it is the United States with the Secto have declined in the fourth vetoed, it will disturb business retary General of the United Nations of a declaration . . . recogquarter, are now stated to have confidence. shown a slight increase. It is furAs stated above it is amazing nizing as compulsory . . . the ther stated by the Commerce De- to have such a change of view- jurisdiction of the International business point in a matter of a few weeks. Court of Justice in all legal dispartment that over-a- ll inventories are already back to From our point of view the putes hereafter arising concernel strike level. It had change is not at all justified. ing (a) the interpretation of a the been assumed that it would taka Readers of this column may re- treaty: (b) any question of in some months to regain a normal member that we did not go along ternational law; (c) the existence inventory level. If we already with the view that all of I960 of any fact which, if established, have attained such a point the necessarily would see good bus- would constitute a breach of an pressure on production will be iness (we were worried about international obligation; (d) the lessened and inventory accumusome of the major problems con- nature or extent of the reparalation ceases to be a major plus fronting the nation). We now are tion to be made for the breach of factor. unable to see with any certainty an international obligation . . . 3. Automobile sales during Janthat there will be a downturn in providing that such declaration uary were disappointing. They the second half. The major prob- shall not apply to . . . disputes were above January of last year, lems are still with us, but they with regard to matters which are but not high enough to justify are not getting more serious fun- essentially within the domestic the prediction that this would be damentally, and there are ele- jurisdiction of the United States." Senator Tom Connally of Texas a seven-millisales year. Un- ments of strength which should less sales pick up in the immedi last for many, many months. As asked the Senate to tack onto this ate future it will be necessary to of the moment, therefore, we are last provision these six words cut back on production and that becoming more and more of the "as determined by the United will mean a reduction of labor opinion that the recovery will States." In other words instead of the World Court itself decidby the automobile companies and last for the remainder of 1960. ing whether a litigation was within the domestic jurisdiction of the United States, our own government would reserve this right of decision unto itself. The Connally Amendment was passed by a vote of 62 for, 2 against, ut this was in 1946. Today there is a substantial move underway ator Robert 71 nelper, Utah o |
