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Show HELPER The THE JOURNAL, FUBLISHINQ HELPER. UTAH Second CI CO MP ANT FACE TWO KOSTEK BOUNTIFUL ECONOMY l : mi r i' . pill Mllli I T to Comment III . y'ft mumm r TOSSES : r -- ath -- Old-Tim- Taft-Hartl- A5S'N. ioh 0tfVSf ftilMr. tU two-thir- MS. ey ds wide-spre- 00 I 4 S0UTRN ' (R-Ne- b.) WESTERN GROWERS ftSSX NATIONAL RESTAURANT , (D-Ark- 1 j zation. Obviously, he could then paralyze the nation. Not overlooked in Washington was Mr. Hoffa's recent speech in San Francisco in which he advocated that all union contracts be arranged to expire at the same time. This rwould provide a perfect setting for a general strike. La- The 1959 iLandrum-Griffi- n bor Reform Act was passed as a result of trie exposure of massive union corruption by the Senate Rackets Committee, headed by .). Sen. Mcdellan The Senator now has bills pending to apply the anti-tru- st laws to strikes in the transportation industry and to prohibit strikes at missile bases and other strategic defense facilities. Another measure has been introduced by Rep. Martin to apply the anti--tru- st laws to certain monopolistic practices by either unions or em ployers in collective bargaining proceedings. There as no definite indication at the present time as to whether hearings will be held on these measures during the present Congress. Ye therefore shall be per by JAMES W. DOUTHAT FOUNTAIN HE AD OF HEALING Awards Committee through the as your heavenly Father feet, offices of the Deans of Medical One of the little-knobut Schools, and all in the U.S. and So far there are no indications is perfect. (Matt. 5:28). that the 88th Congress will want critical problems threatening our Canada are We should replace memeligible. to tackle any major labor legislanation's ihigh standard of health ories of past mistakes with or "What nobler tion. employment, care is the decline in the ranks supreme desires to be what more valuable to the state," askBills brushing the fringes of of medical teachers. God wants all of us to be ed Cicero, "than that of the man labor relations are being actively God's perfect children. An eminent medical educator, Who instructs the rising genera- considered. And there is wideDr. Joseph C. Hinsey, adminicen21 over withas tion?" Something spread concern within, bor subcommittees. strator of Cornell University turies echo answers: out, the Congress about the monThis legislation is regarded a3 Medical Center, declares that un- "None !" late, And when those in- opolistic practices of unions. and objectionable less the situation of the medical unnecessary structed are to bear the in it that teacher is improved "we may beto might sharply curtail But (meaningful legislation responsiblity of physicians, the employment of women. queath to our children in a few this teacher is a Ibenefactor above curb union monopoly powers is It was passed last year by both years a serious deprevation in others. To encourage him to re- not likely to be considered unthe House and Senate but was less or until the public becomes health care''. his is noble. main at equally post killed at the last minute bp a (Back of every good doctor in seriously aroused. nation-wid- e' TIME strikes technicality. A FOR CHANGE? of A series America are his good teachers Hearings also have been comcould bring about this result to whom he owes much, not er is one who reAn case the pleted was when by a House Labor subthe comis merely of his professional and members running boards committee on a measure to amend Act was passed in 1947 petence, but of his professional who remembers, too, when the the Davis-BacAct so as to over President Truman's veto outlook as well his dedication First Commandment of Motoring include (fringe benefits in wage a to hte fellow man and to a call(which required was: "Thou shalt change thy oil vote of both House and determinations by the Secretary Senate). ing he regards as the noblest of every 500 miles." of Labor on ifederal construction There undoubtedly would be all. So, what now? conad demands for projects. those of By way encouraging Do we boost the figure to This would tend to increase gressional action if James Hoffa, great and potentially great teach, ' miles 2,000 4,000 President Kennedy thus far greatly the cost to taxpayers. head of the Teamsters, should ers of medicine and surgery who -i or even more as variously succeed in his Hearings are under way by are capable of thus inspiring their 6,000 plan to merge all has submitted no recommendarecommended? Have they repealto Congress for dealing the House Merchant Marine Comtions sea unions land, es ILederle Laboratories transportation students, the laws of ifriction, or What and air into one giant organi- - with national emergency strikes, mittee on a bill to authorize comtablished in ili954 their Medical ed although he directed the Labor pulsory arbitration in the mariThorndike Memorial Laboratory, gives ? car The still family represents Department about a year ago to time industry. It was introduced thusfar allocated more than $2.5 the had second the a of after car draft it investment given legislative proposals. bp Rep. Bonner largest recently million to 146 faculty members how- comimittee chairman. ser30 of the householder than more labor him its Other and legislation, average years more in than 60 VS. and Can Such legislation, if approved, and got a bigger allow- ever, is making some progress dependability is probably more vice adian medical schools. would uncertain. still Its the fate than ance ever final with price! than before. important original provide a stimulus for extoday In announcing these figures,' the of compulsory arbitration on the what That raised should conloving pansion Thus, Hearings prove question by Dr. Maxwell Finland, Professor on oil- - care can do. But we 'bet he'll "equal pay" bill have been comsomething that neither labor of Medicine, Harvard Medical flicting recommendations is what the lawyers call miss those running boards! pleted by Senate and House La- - nor industry wants. College, and Associate Director, changing Thorndike Memorial Laiboratorp, "moot", and appropriately, lubriBoston City Hospital, and who cation experts of the American selected colors for walls and is chairman of the independent Petroleum Institute have come decoration draperies, chose fabrics and interior awards comimittee of seven lead- up with a sane and simple ansewed both draperies and curswer that car can owner every mAmfinvn tains. ing educators, reported that this l in his haU IIIGIIIUGId VTT II l The Williams' home became year 13 (more outstanding mem- paste "Change oil every 50 days in a showplace for home improveshow and tell bers cf medical school faculties ho me improve ment Clubs in the area. will share $250,000 to assist them summer; every 30 days in win' Patricia's reward was pride of in achieving "full time academic ter." Under this routine, they asand research careers and to en accomplishment, saving her folks money, and last but not able medical schools to develop sure us, "your car's engine will run least, winning a national .better, cleaner, stay clinical and teachers promising home improvement college longer''. And that's for us. They scholars'". scholarship and a trip to the Best evidence of the success of also tell us that. National Club Congress in reason The for regular the Lederle Awards program is Chicago last year. is quite simple. To meet seen in IDr. Finland's report that of today's Room is Palace 91 percent of the recipients of the demands high - horsepower, the past ten years have chosen On the East coast another engines, motor oil to remain in academic post3 in high-spehome improvement national lubricate, award winner claimed that "my spite of attractive offers from must do several jobs room is my palace" and worked beyond the cloistered halls of seal, cool, cleanse, .prevent wear, demonstraup a learning. He advises further that rust and corrosion. To do these jobs, modern motor tion to prove it since the program was initiated, She is Kathieen Scott, 18, who ten awardees 'have been appoint- oil contains chemical additives has "done oneroom at a time" ed department heads and 75 have which wear out and lose their in her Amsterdam, N.Y., rural been advanced in academic rank effectiveness. The only way to home. She is the daughter of Nominations are made to the be sure these essential additives Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scott who are doing their jobs properly in e farm. operate a your car's engine at all times, is Next fall the Cooperative Exto drain the oil after a certain 4-H'tension Service will, select the interval and refill the crank case 1963 state award winner on the with fresh, new oil. basis of achieveoil," 'IDirty they say, "is like ment, leadership, citizenship iwash-wata basin of that conHome is where the heart is outlay of cash is often required. and excellence in the home imtains dust, dirt, grease, grit and of space, change in provement project and where 4 H Club members soap scum. The water itself is are hard at work with wall- color and room arrangement Awards for Many not 'worn out". It's still water paper, paint, hammer, saw and and an extra hand or two recobut unfit to serve its basic purThe girl or boy will be a state quires the whole-heartesewing machine. Coast to coast some 200,000 operation of Mother and Dad. delegate to the National pose.'' One example of a family en- Club Congress and will be eligiBut you can't tell by looking girls and boys are midway in home improvement projects, terprise in California was that ble for one of six $500 national at motor oil when it's The annual health checkup can Service cf the Ervin Williams who pur- scholarships provided by the reports the National enough to be changed. And by find most cancer early enough Committee. Their hearts are set chased a home in Visalia. It Sperry and Hutchinson Comthe time it feels gritty, costly on winding up near the top in needed a thorough refurbishing pany. County medals and the damage may already have been to be cured. Cure rates for the the annual competition for state, job. congress trip award also are done. and national awards. Daughter Patricia, 19, through given by S & H, new sponsor of county five commonest cancers: Incautioning against adding her home improvement the national home improvefresh oil to bring up the crank-cas- e Family Enterpriso exment awards program. training and out: I "Four level, they point Late early The home improvement proj- periences made a major conThe National Service TREATMENT TREATMENT qaiarts of dirty oil and two quarts ect usually involves the entire tribution. Committee announces that the of clean oil still make six quarts family because whatever the Patricia helped with the plan- scholarships have been inof dirty oil." plan to do must have the ning, interior rebuilding and creased this year from $400 to Sum G8 A Washington man traded in sanction of their parents. An decorating. What's more she $500 in most programs. wn At Holper, Ot Matter At The Ptxt Offlc a.. News-Lett- er By ROBERT N. TAYLOR Washincton Correspondent - Bvry Thurd7 Published Am Washington crr lnCWL(DITORIAL ntered JOURNAL (Utah) STATES INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL on (D-N.- C), I 1 TI-- B wrj rJS; si BILL IIEAT2LY SUPPORTED If as in the case of a man, (present legislation is known by the company it keeps, the Herlong-Baktax rabt reform (bills hold a very high, place in public esteem. Thai's .because a long and impressive list f organizations representing the industrial, ana agricultural aspects of the national economy have endorsed and are actively supportbills. ing the Hertong-BakSpokesmen for 22 organizations have appealed to the House Ways er unemployment pruDiein and meet the heavy future job demands as anillions upon mill ions of new workers join the laibor force nuring the remainder of this decade. er : g. er ij Professionals Neighbors in TIIORIT IIATOI i i last 4-- 4-- ed prize-winnin- g 350-acr- Add Beauty, Comfort To Homes Through Club Work me ers annua! checkup CR d 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- learn-by-doin- MITCnELL FUNERAL n03IE . 34 3W So. Main & Helper, Utah Funeral Director Pbone ME Price Ut Adding Machtne paper, by roll, or ease at Journal office "nn mo Wo m 82 m 52 - 1 CANCER JACK'S rnrnd mmd W4 cloto ffo your bus!nog ess your fclcphono ffencH, om pric maiVr tamp, mi plat, r any on of m thousand office aid tAortiaa aovkot that can yovr butimtt mv yo monoyt A qvkk toUphono coll wiD rvk . , . right ioro yo pwpt, covrto fpd CALU SALES To The Businessman 34 17 AMERICAN 4-- W Fight cancer with a checkup and a check t g 4-- Dick Mitchell Bmbalmer 4-- er dirty i Lawyer Pfeone f 4-- busi-ine- ss well-bein- 4-- ge There is not space here to list all tlie Her long-Bakproponent organizations but is is necessary only to name a few to show the wide range of their representa er ton. Incloded in the list are the Council of State Chambers of Commerce, the Western Growers imAssociation, for the U.S. Junior Committee Means and roedicte passage of the Herlong- -' Chamber of Commerce and the Baker legislation on the ground National Association of Manu-SJiat it is absolutely necessary t facturers. Since the members of of these the country's economic These witnesses testified .that and the other groups urging ap- Herlong-CBakbills jnly through ithe reductions of iproval of the large-sca- le it are income employers personal and corporate taxes specified in the Herlong-ISak- er seems to us that their advice as bills would sufficient cap- to how jobs can best .be created ital be sprung loose to solve the should be heeded. . iiii YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER few ii -- J J- - IT iimiiiiM" IS HIS DIRECT LINE COMMUNICATION In the SOCIETY IOCM FOt a& a(te Stamp-- yxw la d showing you aves you precious shopping Urn by Utting you dod before you go to town what you wane to buy. 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