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Show Appraisal Of SUNDAY, MAY L. B. Tackett, R. Editor N. T. Dir. Editoral R. Basmuion. I. Baily A. Linditrom, Office Mgr. J. 29, THE CHOPPING BLOCK 'What a Team f Pop! Your Money and My Brains" Best Way Is to Ignore Them ThisWeek's World Nevs 1955 FRANK -Byhave j The Good 1. Soviet Russia formally ac cepted, the proposal of the Western Allies for a Big Four meeting "at the summit." Details of the meeting, first of its kind in 10 years, will be worked out later. The pos sibility was mentioned thaf Presi! For a good part of this century, American city dwellers have been moving out of urban centers to the suburbs. But most of them have had to make the long trek downtown every day to their jobs. Recently, however, increas- dent Eisenhower and the other Big ing numbers' have begun to find work closer to their Four chief a of government might suburban homes. meet July 18. The United States t been have .the of will insist that the meeting be limcourse, open seeking Factories, in the last few years many ited to a few days. The foreign country for a long time. But of the United States, major business firms have been shifting their principal ministers and Soviet Russia France Britain, administrative offices out of the green fringe. will be left to negotiate on specific Some studies of New York City, the most harassed issues later. reveal in the and were There 2. of world, strong Indications humanity masonry assemblage to swing Italy that any attempt this trend quite markedly. with from away loyal cooperation One of the city's big . suburbs, White Plains, took a Atlantic the North Organ"census which showed thaf since 1946 the number of its ization would fail. Treaty Considerable people with jobs in New Tfork has dropped 18 per cent. anxiety was felt over Italian policy The number of jobs in the White Plains area rose more after the election of Giovanni Gronchi as president. than 9000 in that period. a policy of "co. A year ago a large food firm movexl its headquarters Gronchl favors Russia. But with Soviet existence" there, adding 1300 jobs. Another similar move out orlhe dispatches from Rome suggested "big city gaveT White Plains 1000 more. These are but that the danger of an Italian swing samples. Modern, airy, comfortable office structures can to the left was now remote. The be found dotting the suburban landscape on. all sides of Italian Communists continued to lose strength. They have been los K the city. . their grip on labor unions in For the harassed commuter, crowding into bus lor ing and central Italy for sev northern train or piling into his car to join a traffic jam every day, eral months. This week they lost this trend must seem a hopeful prospect. He can be for an important union election in given if he listens to the beckoning voice of the suburban southern Italy. 3. The National assembly, lower chamber of commerce when it chants: of the French parliament, house "Save yourself mental and physical strain caused by a a vote of approved dashes to catch a train or motion to.byrevise the constitution bus. . . . When you work in this area, you sleep later in of the Fourth Republic. It was the the morning, return home earlier in the evening. . . first step toward strengthening the You'll feel better. You'll find contentment in your work. authority of French prime minis the series of cabThere can be little doubt that the lure is not decep ters and ending "which inet crises tive. There is something undeniably attractive about France ever since thehadendweakened of World escaping the tyranny-o- f the commuting schedule, eating War II. instead xf gulping breakfast, finding that trees and work The Bad are not incompatible. The exodus of people and business to the country is 1. Allied leaders were agreed whatever happened as the re making serious problems for the city, naturally. Prob that of sult the visit of Soviet Premier ably nothing city leaders can do will halt the movement, Nikolai A. Bulganin and Commu since basically it seems yi sensible response to the intol- nist Party Leader Nikita S. erable congestion of our cities. But we cannot take the Khrushchev to President Tito of Yugoslavia, it would not be favor cities' resulting plight with light abandon. the West. Tito has aid The urban center has many advantages or it would able to will continue to cooperate he that never have lasted as long as it lias. It allows close busi- with the Allies. But the Allies felt ness, social and cultural contacts. Made more spacious better while Tito was still feuding than it now is, freed of today's choking congestion, it with the Soviet bloc of nations. a vital role in our national life. 2. Terrorism in French North playing surely will go on 11 t Africa reached: the crisis level. The jnox even tne inreat oi nuciear war is mteiy to Dnng French government sent reinforcecomplete dispersal. ments by air,, sea and highway "to Nevertheless, most Americans probably would feel help combat terrorists in Algeria the trend toward reducing the tangled mass of humanity IVwas reported that France might in dur city centers is a healthy one. They must feel so ven withdraw about 10,000 of the , troops it now keeps under the North for they are making the trend. com Atlantic j . I h i - have known all the time because Ruth is a member of the female sex. I have clashed with Ruth before, and usually td my sorrow she jabs me half a dozen times wth the needle while jl'kn missing one heavy-hande- d sjap But now I have the answer. All I've get to do is ignore (he gal That she The Week's good and bad news on' the international balance sheet: Trek From the City C. ROBERTSON ' : I finally learned how to handle my resteemed colleague, Ruth Louise Partridge I should By CHARLES M. MCCANN United Press Staff Correspondent : Publisher M. Tilton. Business Mr. . T." Forbes. Circulation Mr. F. Collins, Advertising Mr. - t can't take. J Remember a few weeks ago when I got my pietu re on the front page along I uith Joan Geyer? I don't khbr why it should, but it brought howls of anguish from our Ruthie. Since she claimed I wasii Ipurty how was I going to answer - at? After aUi Joan was there provide the pulchritude, and e did it i Aft- P . very well. And after all. if m - , - Ruth Louise wanted to quar rel with the citation I gG she should have gone back to Atlantic City and fought with the judges. So, because I couldn't think of an answer I got the perfect one. I said leftist-tinge- d take the trouble, because tellinj anyone how to find our place in the wide open spaces that is Mapleton was . always a major " project. And maybe I'm a little too capricious with regard to the own Board. They, did have a piece in the paper!' stating that they were going to increase the water supply by 'installing a arger pipe line up the canyon. Maybe, I overlooked something. but from the paper I didn't get-- , the idea that there would be any more water forthcoming only a larger pipe to carry the piddling amount we now have. In fairness to the Town Board we haven't been out of water for two weeks. These boys, and incidentally I like them all personally very much, really have, a tough job trying to supply water to nearly 1500 people with a water system that was laid to supply 1 town of less than 500. While Billy Graham preaches his; special brand of "Come to Jesus" religion to the British uoyai x amuy, 1 .see where a of less publicized, couple . preach. . 2 r lo their I "XT ... asiae en iut& nave iota 1 priestly frocks for a few days to dress as bums and go to live among the' Great Unwashed of the Bowery. And take it from me tnat is where the unwashed are. .' Somehow, I've never been able to see Billy Graham for the dolnothing. Time marks, but: undoubtedly he ran on and Mr. Robertson lar on a puts probably Ruthie couldn't Stand it any almost as good show as Tennessee good more. She just couldn't under- Ernie, whom the - British also stand, why I hadn't Replied to her. liked. All unwittingly I hfcti stumbled Those two preachers learned onto the fact that th one thing 0 in the Bowery as they nerve-wrackisomething a woman can't stahd is to be put 00 and slept on cheap rags NEA Semce. hc ignored. What a weapon! cots in nightgowns that had been There's another iady columnist deloused. They ate and slept with over in Springville whom I dis the hollow-eye- d men without trust. Now and then Lois Child hope. They helped the drunks off NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG gives me a benigh pat on the the street before they got run head, but I!m always looking for oyer, and listened to their path the dagger in th other hand etic stories 01 better days two clever ladies are too These who knows, maybe they said me so henceforth un or did something much for to make the His Mac men and Arthur's forces. TUCK RAY ER supply only perm less pro General By too much I shall life of one of these bums a little goaded anent if calls called for can also sol be it home, shifting gram take refuge in sullen silence. more bearable. Maybe, as thev Every Sunday, Mr. Tuckdiers from clerical and logistical that, is. his suite in the Waldorfknelt at the moutner's bench with er answers readers' questions work to the fighting units. Astoria Hotel, New York. The out o those who were there doping to. on national My eyes nearly popped o' general interest rumor may have started because a I when head home from got free meal they may have cage and my International and policies a certain hotel here has what it the Nevada saw other REASONING and PRESIDENT'S given somebody jday, hope, personalities. Questions' may calls "the Mac Arthur suite." a brand new street (sign on the I've been on the Bowery. I've st ON CUT IN TROOPS. Finally, he be sent to him at 7003 - The hotel's publicity-minde-d nearest corner which informed lifted the legs of men in a coma Place, Chevy Chase, Md. feels that our NATO associates manager offered free it, probably "In will furnish enough troops so that or at cut rates: to MacArthur me that I liye on 2nd North and from canned heat onto 'the sideWASHINGTON, May! 2 16th East. I had no idea! walk before a taxi came along veiw of our many military com- - we can cut the American con and his to came when he family first :;was that those and broke them. I've handed out. My thought mitments arouna tne wona, wmcn tingent. If he were not confident Washington to address Congress little hands had belonged to a few dimes to men whose breath you say .include 700,000,000 peo that Germany would contribute upon his recall from Korea. He busy tne Town Mapleton Board, who was so foul I had to turn my 1 ple in 39 countries on three con its quota of 500,000 ground, air stayed there only a few but days, should be if and doubt he I naval doing something abou head the other way I've fled in forces, tinents," writes F D, of White is his returns. I he it time any our culinary water prjiic from ragged, grinning hags reducfor would the have asked Plains, N. Y., "what is the justi in it, and ft is a beau increasing been have When I dorilt want to do wno. wanted to offer me "a good tion. supply Administration's the fication for : Si tiful a $125 apartment, costing outside something pretend to be time" for a quarter. But I never reduction of the armed forces? It Although he and Secretary "at rates. day at the regular awfully busy typewriter, had the nerve to live the life the Charles E. Wilson deny lt buddoesn't seem logical to me." . don't know.) way those two young preachers you were; a facgetary considerations out did. Turned it THOSE the , fas MaplePRESIDE NTIAJ-Answer: Had any other Presi- tor. Ike gets sore when DemoTreaty Organization ton Jay Cees who! had numbered I don't know about such things, ' SUITES! hotels his ridicule many crats Ironically, General dent Eisenhower campaign except mand, in order to strengthen its States have what our streets. I'm a little put out but I have" an idea that Christ proposed this cut at this time it pledges to "balance the budget." in thecallUnited North African forces. a "Presidential put us on would more likely! have been With of this trimming defense they suite," because they didn't 3. American - supported Pre would not have been approved by since! we do live found with those two preachers even Street, Maple never it have to though as his he may hopes keep expenditures, mier Ngo Dinh Diem of the state Congress. It is still regarded on to the road been used by a President, or oc Maple Canyon, rather than listening to .Billy ; There will be an added note of solemnity to Memorial of Southern Viet Nam in Indo- dangerous by many military ex promise next year, or in p57 at too but in Im many fights al Graham entertaining the Royal General Matthew the latest, assuming that he runs cupied only for a few hours, day perts, including to an delivered ultimatum china on as the nation to observance on a take the Jay Cees. Family, had he suddenly come . throughout ready Monday Day or night. who will retire again and is 11 was rather nice of them to back to earth." ; call for prayers for the rebel leaders who threaten to B. Ridgway, result' of President Eisenhower's f think that Ike has seen ' plunge the country into open civil shortly as Chief of Staff,; and of peace. "I have heard," writes R. E. of only once since Eisenwar. Diem demanded that they ficers who dare not advertise N. The American people have always been faithful to surrender by Saturday. Whatever hower General entered the White House. DR. BRADY'S COLUMN "that their views. Y., Buffalo, a home at has But Eisenhower that WashingAlthough the meaning of Memorial Day as indicated by the great the result of the ultimatum, the belieyes friendlyn the surface, cona "Mac" is his former aide are and and he that will ton, atomic warfare necessitate frequent numbers who visit the cemeteries' and participate in situation in Viet Nam continued of White in House." and at the each sultant other's presence, uneasy The dispersal ground troops, memorial exercises. President Eisenhower's suggestion to .get progressively worse. is true. which rumor is Neither understandable. Answer: fewer the Infantry Intensified that country therefore, require for peace prayers fits smoothly into the day's traditional danger might fall into the hands of the By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Was that major operation observance. . North Viet Nam Communists. "Is it really true that a ConIS THAT SO! really necessary? Memorial Day, as the President said, surely is "a necticut Congressman proposed theTonsillotomy meansoff"clipping" I doubt it. obthe tonsils, slicing solemn reminder of the scourge of war and its bitter Ambassador Clare Luce as a posThe third argument of a throat sible Republican nominee for structing portion, by means ofj aftermath of sorrow." It is an appropriate occasion on So specialist in.. defense of tonssilec-tom- y President? T. L. ofhef, i which to make renewed in inquires, a efforts behalf of land (his own words) we print just Dr. (Billy) Graham, with his ' Nnmi-rtoleX. nOUStOn, Klarfo rViiri na ed 1aac the j first, second, and fifth here lasting peace. By EUGENE BURNS tic, only the male. (Tusk hunters vast . . . following, is turning Droiedtiiii? the other around Dortion the of in Africa have therefore wiped day, is this: Ranger Naturalist into the Johnny Ray of religion. Albert Morano P. of out wM even not tonsil entire and SAS Greenwich, (DeWITH spar herds, then, trigger pull, 3. Partial removal of surface ton A lot of the young people at STOCKHOLM, I visit a ing the females.) Size and color ixnn. wno was Mrs. Luce's sec- - instantaneously completes the sil tissue is frequently followed By 1975 the one-cfamily could be in the minority Wemblv (Stadium) were Bible layed) Naturally towhen the local zoo. of tusks, which lack all enamel retary when she was a member operation phtt! I f foreign city, I go and a large proportion of families may be using three bobby soxers. by the inclusion of the remainSkansen :zoot which coating, may be influenced by of the House, asked constituents This was the! bneration of ing tonsil tissue in a bed of John Redfern, British news- Stockholm's or more cars. Lester L. Colbert, president, The Chrysler has 2,000,000 visitors a year, was food conditions. In one area of eheir Presidential preference, if choice in horse and buggy days. scar tissue, which, man. preventing no exception. And, as always, I Africa, tusks have a pinkish col- Ke refused to run. He discussed Corp. the standard text- - surface drainage, may in Indeed, cause a in in dark or; the animal another, brown; with talked keepers his with National Chairman more plan on atomic books local throat infection sides have and both sysAlthough third, white. And in some areas, and came away with The current drought in the southern Great Plains bombs, temic absorption than if no the Russians don't seem new. This time the something discussion elephants have either very small Leonard W. Hall, who had no obr diseases it was jection. is fully as severe as the first drought in the 1930's. concerned that the war would be dealt with the largest! of all land- - tusks or none at all. operation had been performed. Rus the If few a over in AND the Benson. EAR NOSE This Ele is a fine hpyothetical ob days. animals, elephants, EYE, living Agriculture Secretary sians, are concerned about that, which may weigh up to 12,000 phant's eyes are small and their Morano's list contained the 'sub- - tioned although 5 jection to tonsillotomy, but in ac vision poor. Their hearing is not stitute names of Vice President o n e authority, why are they building a large pounds, six tons! tual practice physicians have FOOD: Elephants are strictly particularly keen. Their sense of Nixon. Senate Minoritv T.earter Kyle. 3rd ed navy? found virtually no evidence to Vice-AdE. R. Mainguy, chief vegetarians. MostlyJ they eat smell, to compensate for this Knowland. Attorney Genera 1 1904, did say: sustain the idea. of' the Canadian Naval Staff. grass and leaves and because it lack, is extraordinary. , tne tonsil it Brownell. Admiral Radford and 4. Your assumption that th I say, love God, be is not rich in content, consume HIDE: Although an elephant's Trc T.iio' Tint Vd!iiicii tVio a Ji s enormously J mtul'IMfir . President Truman To anyone a a ton In a Taken from the Files of 127,000 half of cardiac tragic complication day! t thick, rough, grayish hide ap try of a woman in a Presidential enlarged, boggy, loyal to country and true to one's perhaps arrest of is the confines to zoo, tonsilthe attributable they and is con former Hoover The Provo Herald self.! president tough and calloused, it Wit" iaisc race onlv made the best and 100 to 200 pears about to seems masticate me unjusti-fieslowly lectomy most ferred about the food situation and sensitive very vulner Dr Brady Hotelman Conrad Hilton. in which Cardiac arrest is known pounds of baled hay and grain able to stinging and biting insects. really new "copy," the reporters Kfypts . . "E" bond sales were lagging 1S nere a a Ten Years Ago ien" . , a day and drink at least 50 gal- An adult's hair is confined large and almost the to follow a wide range of other e -in Utah . . . A in class hSer. lons of water. From a pocket the ly to the tip of its long, slender whole ; The well- it has was surgical nutrition A scheduled operations May 29; 1945 keeper brought out an apple. As tail. When young, elephants are meaning and likable Al is quite followed administration of ' an new War Memorial built in rev tnncniific! fVo tnncil he gave it to the trumpeting ele covered with a coat of fuzz. The Japanese showed signs of erence to the men in Provo who anesthetic alone, before any should be renioVed (tonsillec he added: "Of course, they BATHING: The animal is very upset. phant, coin to Who has Q authority on southern had' given their lives in World surgical procedure had been pulling in their lines relish sweet fruits and other dain fond of dust and water baths. To tomy) by means of the tonsilundertaken. money?, . . was If War Street f !":'-completed Okinawa under murderous fire lotome shown .1 . " in Article 1, Sec. ties." prepare the dust bath they shufACongress, in of mas the true. BRAIN: their Because That is paving Menlove, when began However, for feet backwards and fle their from artillery, airplanes, and the Tonsillotomy M a minor opera the heart sive heads, many people! conclude wards until they have scraped up Timpanogos Village, and Y View 8 of the Constitution. stops (cardiac beating risk tion, involving Jiq greater guns of American warships . ... . . . Memorial Day that their brains are large and a small pile of powder which they of than the extraction of a tooth. It arrest) in the course of or immehome native is the are highly intelligent. That then blow over their backs with The Navy was building 20.000 services were set at COCHRAN HAL they after tonsillectomy the By the Pere David's deer? gives as good results today as it diately isn't so. The great size their trunk. This is done frequent simply who doctor warships to make a fleet of park. advised or performed colt. a was when are A China", where these deer Topsy Indiana cirl nosed did of their heads is caused largely iy during the heat of summer and A the it seems to me, as heintr 20 AnH whn shp ?J Although I haVen t encount- will ; operation, now extinct. Probably the only by the thickness of the skin and the fly season. ten thousand himself ask ered them, I do hot doubt that of Pere David's deer in the the heavy skull material: Con she'll pose as being 18. bathe in water SIDE GLANCES They times: By GALBRAITH herd fatalities have bcurred from ex- world belongs to Britain's Duke sidering the size of the animal, and seem to find much the brain is small. of Bedford. anone own It's your fault if you go traction of a tooth and from tqn-- Was the major operation realin squirting water at a few LIFE SPAN: Although other. When water is not avail- hunerv heranse vnn're afraH to sillotomy. If SO, they must be ly necessary? may live to be 100, the life span able, the elephant can still take bite off more than you can chew, extremely rare. is about that of a human from a shower. It carries is own bath WORKERS GO Today I received another news STATE 60 - 80 years. INSUNBATHING FOR water. As it sometimes drinks A survey shows that the aver-papitem such) as readers send TEETH: During its lifetime, an ud to 14 gallons of water at a acre NASHVILLE; Tenn. (UP) State iavwalker actually loses time me from here, there., and everyelephant grows but one set of time, the capacity of the interna ! an item where headed excent when beinc rushed to personnel director Raymond T. teeth but these teeth come In tank is considerable. So, when Old After Dead is ITonseUectomy Davis has ordered state workers early and remain late. They are lacking a place to bathe in, the a hospital. of the child died, of good size, formed by vertical suddenly in to stop sunbathing, on the roof own can its suck up Buildelephant Office Hull -'' new Cordell Herald the staff correspondents plates of dental bongs, separately Rr art hospital, after a tonsil store of water thanks to peculiar Home, sweet home is the place ii the various communities of Utah covered with enamel and adenoid island ing here. welded of the member operation. family Contact them if you nave muscles attached to the gullet everyto County. news. District circulation agents are together by a bony "cement" so which render regurgitation vaca from when be away wa of glad listed also. They stand ready to help that each tooth looks like a num and then proceed to tion time comes. ter possible with concerning problems ber of teeth cemented together. Sou oi the enjoy a shower bath of lukewarm TUSKS: The elephant's ivory water. ' Community papeT Phone Name . Foolish people wait until they're 082 Jl tusks growing up to 200 pounds Alpine. Mary William ' SWIMMERS: Despite past 100W prime to prime them Dena Grant Fork American each in the African! male are great weight, elephants are good selvestheir the future. for Am. Fork. Rod Griiflr (sports) 315J Am. Fk Duane Durrant (dr.) 508J elongated upper incisors. In the swimmers, crossing deep rivers Benjamin. Mrs. J R Peay 0119R3 African species both males and easily. Mothers carry their young best thing 7TI females have tusks; in the Asia- - on their backs or else carefully High praise is the out Edsemont, Tana Richards FR Goshen. Eva Cook the low-when you're handing I w Highland Cressie Greenland 089J1 guide them across the river with down on your friends. 0318J3 Lake Shore. Edna Knight trunks. their 71W Lchl Josephine Zimmerman TRUNK: Thanks to some 40, 101W Lehi. Paul Willis (dr.) SERVING THE NATION. It isn t the woman who pays 000 muscles in the trunk, it is Mapleton. Zora D. Hales HIT nave s too to easy Orem. Marraret Whitwood AC FOR OYER 20 YEARS tremendously strong and flexible any more, it Orem. Irene Keith (dr.) AC it a can ton charged. it up Although pick IRS Palmyra. Shirlene Ottesen . 031223J ks ream! sewer stoppages b O weight with it, the tip a sort of Paysotu Madolino Dixon an trer Aaerica tsrlnq 6e Iwoes f ntltK to who come those 327J is Payson. tAmber Jackman (dr.) finger extremely sensitive Things may , wRk 21 cecplete saftsfacfies. PI. Grove Beulah G Bradley 2551 pet jean Enough so that it can pick up a wait, but only the things that PI Grove Gay Hillman iiports 4382 small pin. Oily are left by those' who hustle. Sewer and Dram PL Grove. Jennie Gilbert (dr.) 2694 SPEED: Despite Its tremendous PL View. Yvonne Perry FR Cleaning 010TR1 Salem. : MarKrette Taylor bulk, the animal can cover ground When an employe is on his own 9902 Estella Peterson Santaquin.Frank-GDON L VY1SSMILLCR rapidly, trotting for long dis- toes it usually keeps the em . So. Fork. 326J Kin Phone tances five miles an at hour and tatx. -Sp. Fork. Virginia Evans(Soeiety) 297 off of them. ployer wnen over B 297 Fork. Evans Davis FR3-10cnarging lumbering (dr.) "I'm glad to hear somebody1 tough enough not to worry Sp J ground faster than any human Spring Lake. Hortense Butler ' HU There are two main reasons Sprinirville. Evelyn Boyer Z5 miles an hour. One clocked at cboct thd Cksttse rl don't supposa you're t?3c!dt csrry Svt. throws o kiss Is with a stop : watch covered 120 why people worry Katherina Sheffield HU Any person who being single ViBcranL Mrs. G Wells AC or 10 in married. Vast Ifta. Uza. X2vzm iahop UW seconds! being exactly yards ' -- i I - : . 404-21- ng last-minu- te , ' ; Ike's Reasoning Behind Cut In Troops Given - Hill-cre- , j 1 I :? i j Memorial Day Peace Prayers l J re-elect- Mac-Arth- 1 ur Mc-Arth- ur Tnroati Specialist Argues i - All About Elephants They Say ;, H , 1 ar -- , 1 . - Once News Now History i m. r aw war-tim- ... 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