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Show ' Element of Surprise GM Plans SUNDAY, ... .... .. ' , - THE CHOPPING BLOCK - . Doomed Woma n Tortured Highspeed Rail Train 12, 11955 JUNE , By FRANK C. ROBERTSONx something toward abolishing capi it will be a tri It is possible that the agonized tal punishment for man's better nature cry of a woman about to die may umph overHhe basic of hatred of do little to help rid us another and revenge. instincts iv. shred of barbarism. "Why do they torture me? I was ready at One of ihe Worst rjunishmenf .s ten." died Barbara Graham,- some people have to endure, it awaiting execution at San Quen- seems to me, is to live having tin. An hour and forty, minutes with themselves. To be the victhey kept this woman' waiting tims of their own after she had steeled herself for But unfortunately such .people the ordeaL From this corner it often appear to be Immune 'to looks as if Barbara Graham shame. acquitted herself considerably I have in mind right now cerbetter than "the people' of ate went into the . who people California. to commit Springville cemetery Barbara Gra- petty; theft. It would be too much to hope that such people would ham is said to have been se ever read anything like this high-mindduced when she and uplifting column, but was thirteen. I hope their friends, if they have She. became a any, will call their attention to thief, a prosti this article. tute, and a mur-What they pilfered was only a deress. No one dozen brightly painted flower conwill ever know tainers, so constructed that they how many kicks could not be overturned by the in the face she wind, and could be used again By KEITH FELCYN United Press Staff Correspondent DETROIT (UP) The low cost of 'General Motors' new high-spee- d train designed to make some railroad trips faster than plane flights was believed likely today to speed up junking of outdated railroad equipment if the train lives up to advance billings. The agreement reached betweenl the Ford Motor General Motors placed a price tag of less than $1000 per seat on Company and the United Automobile Workers is unques- the new train it will unveil late tionably an historic settlement. For all practical purposes in August in a trial run, probably it accepts the principle of the guaranteed annual wage.1 in the Midwest. The cost would be the amount it costs First of f, the public reaction1 to this accord must .be less than half to at avertbuy a railroad paspresent one of gratitude that a long and costly strike was car. ed. Both sides seemed earnestly bent on reaching a settle- senger Railroad officials, unwelling to ment rather than solidifying their differences. Arid, commit themselves until they free of the learned more of the new train thankfully, the negotiations were largely marked such which hasn't even been constructloud recriminations which too often have j ed yet, said the cost would be ; 1 .disputes in the past. to solve the railroad's probAs for the agreement itself, It represents a genuine yet lem of eliminating a 700 million compromise.' The UAW originally sought a plan that dollar passenger service loss. received from and again. The Intrinsic value was would assure workers tneir iuu wage wirvusuvui, tue With repair costs running high of equipoutdated contain not on did society not very much, and the lady to . pieces initial any many The proposal along company's year. cost would low that the said brutaJ"road, whom they belonged; who hap ment, they f concession to the guarantee principle. nor how many the junking of much equipspur pens to be one of the nicest and Later the union reduced its demands to a request for ment which might take costly sums hands which most lovable ladies in this commight have help-- Mr. Robertson munity, would gladly have given a guarantee that would give the workers 80 per cent of o repair and still not. be up-ted her had they been offered them more thtn enough money I date. , their regular wage during lay-o- ff periods. were withheld. Runs to duplicate the containers. ' Speed High Ford responded with a new plan of his owji. It pro- President Harlow H. Curtice of She was convicted of commit This lady, Mrs. Joseph Carnes-ecc- a, fund. Outjof General Motors said the new trajn ting premeditated murder, with posed to create a 55 million dollar reserve over Sr., is widely known for a period would whisk passengers along at malice aforethought. The law her good cheer, and this, payments would be made to workers seems to love those terms. She general kindlinessgenerosity, than 100 to 'everyone. of 26 weeks of idleness. In combination with existipg sustained speeds of more was probably guilty. At least she Her home is another word for per hour. Just how much unemployment compensation, these woulde amount to miles GM went along with her two bruta hospitality. She was born in Italy, the But more he didn't say. pay. from 60 to 65 per cent of their normal jtake-hommale associates in crimes tha and like most people of foreign "Train of Tomorrow," a labora shocked the nation. And then the birth attaches great value to the union rejected this plan. But after some tory from which manynew ideas first At state of California set out to kill sentiment. To her the theft of ' rec a set trains were adopted, haggling over details, especially of its; application to dif- for 1948 Graham also with pre- these vases was a desecration of Barbara in 112 per hour ferent regions, the UAW accepted it and that became the ordTheof new miles meditation and malice afore the graves of her loved ones. How could train presumably i basis of the settlement. killed It Barbara Gra proud the thieves must feel over n i if couian thought. hit that pace, and ham, after subjecting her to what their accomplishments! Whether you call it a partially guaranteed annual better it, at least it will maintain e. was cruel and unusual punishhieh average. wage or simply a supplement to unemployment benefits a The HtAStni,lM. Barment. that The chances are In the recent decision in the Talzo light- - weigni train, doesn't really matter. In fact it would seem to be bofth is better off dead than she Peters case the Supreme Court of bara to the GM in similar appearance The important thing is union and company agree pn train and reputed also to be in NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG would have been alive. Btit what the); United States has taken a about the great state of Califor- long step toward preventing charwider responsibility for the worker in times of stress.: ner hour class, has the Can the taking of human life acter assassination" by what Jusnia? three for Spain It will now be widely assumed that this accord will been in action inbeen a in ordered By spirit of revenge ever be tice Douglas calls, "faceless inand has set, a pattern not only for the moto? industry but for vears except degrading, and formers." There has been far too roads anything American at least three many other industries as well. Likely this will be so. But the And that is what cap much of that in recent years un Rock! and brutalizing? New Haven, Chicago about $98.2 billion. This amount International Monetary Fund, or ital punishment is retaliation and der the guise of national security. By RAY TUCKER it should be apparent that the cost ;of such plans will Island and Pacific Coast railroads of $635,000,000 in the Internationa nothing else. That it tends to pre In this case a Today, Mr. Tucker answers includes all sums for military, make thefm altogether too burdensome for some indus GM Trims Costs professor in Yale of general economic and technical assist- Bank. Loans from these agencies vent other murders is an exploded University has been vindicated by readers Gen questions like some announced now Drice those the by But distress, suffering tries, particularly which are supposed to be repaid fallacy. ance. and inseyen to two opinion of the I eral Motors' officials appeared to interest on national and coal and textiles. contributed to the foreign kitty. Society cannot escape all blame acourt. ternational perpolicies . a of cheaper than the price Gen FROM LIBRARY FIGURES be sonalities. Questions may what for Barbara Graham we have been Thus, insofar as this, new principle of protection is be a time how For long Talso. Curtice explained The figures VAST SUM NOT YET SPENT she was. It could havebeing CONGRESS 7008 Hillcrest OF to at sent him a of to restrained in costs to seem th accustomed would "Justices trimmed privread, it growth presage eral Motors had applied, were for Md. Representative done abou could prepared she Chase, where have her Chevy credits and Black In Place, now addition, totaling with which Douglas dissenting." industries healthy designing its ne train, ileged worker class in the large Lawrence H. Smith of Wisconsin and the no more harm, and taught her Now, for once, they are in a were f is heine out together X ui urange it WASHINGTON June 12 "Now by the Legislative Reference $16 billion billionextended, reserves. been has $6 of sum repaid, to do somehing useful within her majority. In fact, there is condi motive GM electro at the that Congress appears certain to Service of the Library of Con including interest. limitations. She could have been siderable evidence that in the fuThere is another aspect to this matter. A guaranteed HI., vision. aid new the bill, is Hill's which foreign pass j Capitol gress, to introduce tends annual wacre. or even a partial! one, What is not generally realized a living warning to other young ture it may be Warren, Douglas He said General Motors was us inquires G.F. of Richmond, Va., and research bureau, they special is that, counting the current bill, girls who found themselves in and Black dissenting. Or it may new rigidity into the industrial system. Workers enjoy- ing parts that would be how much money have we are authentic. "just prison. She could conceivably be that the prestige of the chief trucks out during and since Of that total the sum of $49.2 almost $16 billion of this vast ing the privilege will be slow to change jobs. Employers, and other with its buses, poured have done some good, and mad? justice may put them in a major, alproducts. Since these World War II for nations over billions was expended between sum has not yet been spent, thinkinur of the burden, will hesitate fa bit before hmng some retribution as Nathan Leo ity, , especially in defending hual committed of most it is in mass production seas?" 1, 1940, and June 30, 1945, though pold, for instance, has done. But man as against property rights. July new people. The mobility and flexibility which have long oarts are be de would not but in orders placed yet he said, there ready, billion will $52.2 be about it and the state took the short and easy Our system of checks and balbeen features of the American economy will be somewhat his economies in using them. This Answer: The current 1945 livered. from for the foreign 1, July period ances in government is still workway out. It killed her diminished. would lessen initial cost and parts aid measure, i which provides through the next fiscal year, The line of feet well. Usually, the judicial long shuffling costs also. about $3.5 billion, brings our total which ends June 30, 1956. Members to the gas chamber, the gallows, ing that read "I many Security for the worker is obviously a desirable gpal replacement is the rock-boun- d branch pillar The high speed trains may pose contribution above $100 billion for These figures do not take into of Congress showed great inter--; the electric own our when the and But as we move toward.it we must be extremely careiu some of but chair, conservatism, otti for rail real the first time. From 1, 1940, account this country's capital in est and liking for Great Britain s firing squad marches on, and executive and legislative branch the pliability, the spin cials. The problems not to eliminate the risk-takin- g, Interstate Commerce through December 31, July it was vestment of $2.7 billion in the kind of quiet and inexpensive murder is still a day by day oc grow reactionary, as at the pres1934, of adventure that have made our economy so contmu Commission might have to require elections," writes T.H. of Con- curence. But if the people of ent time, the good old Supreme it M new signalling systems because o: ouslv rich in promise. cord, N.H. "If so, why don't California, shocked by what oc Court comes up with the proper IS THAT Our steady upward advance to new levels oi economic the higher speeds. they do something to spare us curred there the other day, do defenses. on new ride will Passengers all the time and emotion and accomplishment has always been our (ultimate guarantee a!r snsnension" systems. There that we spend on these DR. BRADY'S money of security, COLUMN will be a pantry, believed similar affairs?" serv for on used to that airplanes, There are many things about the office (the Presi ing food. The train, sweet and fulsome, can be sooth By EUGENE BURNS . Answer: The answer is sim 400 passengers in 10 Naturalist dency) and the work,' the work with your associates, that would seat Ranger and the consideration ing; quiet pie. The American people are far above present seating LONDON, With SAS (Delayed) he shows his wife are, well, let's say, at least intriguing, even if at times coaches, altogether not so staid and conservative as An innate longing exists in most touching. Besides, to take care of their British cousins. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. though I am under the impres-they are very fatiguing. But they are it is a wonderful space. They want By on many runs, short hops of us to have Speed in a our pet home, requires but a few min- and expect a circus at election Back in the days when I was sion inaf n aoesn i worry New York to Boston, md Detroit a bond with the outdoors. It exists bullfinches experience. President .Lisenhower. . utes a day and costs little in seed. time, or the politicians seem to an honest doctor I served as one osteopaths. to Chicago, presumably would be An in the offi article nere editorial in in of the of censors of London, But board the bullfinches must be acquired think that they do. However,. the as fast or faster than plane everywhere You've been spelling my name wrong. I want it New when young then, only, will they use of television in recent cam County Medical Society, with two cial Bulletin of the Passaic Coun Oslo, Rome, Copenhagen, when ground transports right, because I'm going to be a champ. It's Poirier flights, was York, Chicago and San Francisco make tame and friendly house- paigns has cut down excitement other doctors. It was the duty ty Medical Society stated that to from and time tion airports Gene Poirier, welterweight But again and again the attempt hold pets. not Toirer Remember and crowds and it may yet result of the board of censors to give some of the members resented considered. Express trains presum he fact that osteopaths were be comer. If space is limited, then the in a more civilized performance. applicants for membership the ing sent on emergency ablv could roar from New York to to keep a pet can come to a mis calls by erable end simply because people, little siskin o. and report on their eligi be better. A Chicago in about 10 hours and however much might telephone-answerin- g the services. to they love the out sweet singer, it's a bird which ELECTIONS IN U.S. It must bility. They (monkeys at Salk polio vaccine laboratory) are perhaps even .rom aNew xonc Some of our the edi-insist doors, upon making improp will become tame and affectionate also be kept in mind that the Well, sir, one of the other cen rnn n i aim a in anmembers" n ua innina Tn treated as well, if not better, than children in the aver- the West Coast in aay ana er distances in this country, sors had a professional colleague selections.. half. even when as an adult. great their willingness to answer emer as well as the population total in who had taken age American family. Dr. L. James Lewis of Pittsburgh. To make a proper choice, re- The siskin acquired is quite content with states and gency calls if they involve the , districts, require more he same state I tf sulting in an enriching experience, a smaller cage; it requires no exeye, the little toe of the left foot, A motion, expenditure, advertising, board examina- s We thought it ($50,000 worth of jewelry) must! be a serious examination must be pensive and or the appendix. This is sher is etc. A candidate for prepared foods; ion at the same made of a these points: around the house somewhere. Hedy Lamarr explains hard a bullfinch may die where a can cover his whole Parliament time as. he had, nonsense. An emergency call is T to your siskin will flourish. constituency the Is two-da- y pet appropriate ,.t-4in theft. an emergency call But don't delay reporting jewel a day or two. He can get his or ucense to dwelling?. Some pets, for example, hurry the little fellow it will take in A neat crack at what I call of room. Others de- several months for him to come message over, if any, by word p r a c tice. He need plenty "trick specialism." No rerlon not in the five to nine acre etoud should of mouth, for the British are persuaded his lots of; sunlight, perhaps to you. But once he does, count as a nice way of getting Except Taken from the Files of mand to be vaccinated (with Salk polio vaccine) until the chilapgreat gossipers. colleague can furnish. more than you to on to him come legitimate graft, what excuse you for your Perhaps every member of Con ply for mem The Provo Herald dren of those age groups have received two vaccinatidns. Do your hours coincide that is, own can a presumably intelli as you, company's sake. gress would prefer the British bership in the is the pet a daytime animal while) President Eisenhower. citizen, trump up for grants gent want a mammal system, but none dares to in County Medical Should Ten Years Ago to practice any a me you are a commuter, leaving home which one?youIf license ing the reform. Dr Brady augurate are then Society. you lonely, and late? or surgery I of medicine branch Surely for solid returning early We the censors called on the choose in must 12, 1945 Jane you companionship not derive the SIDE GLANCES New York, would GALBRAITH of the State then, you By choose a dog. (Better read what "Is it true," asks C.V. of applicant and sized him up. We but As marines and doughfeet bat me $100 for a from from exacting songbird. greatest pleasure tled their last bloody mile down Hence, if you want a bird, might Konrad Z. Lorenz has to say in Springfield, Mass., "that Senator unanimously recommended that stamping my license Good in Calthe tip of Okinawa, Australian it not be better to get a pair of King Solomon's Ring.) He says a Leverett Saltonstall of my state the society elect him a member. ifornia? Or 'what's the sense of is being mentioned as a possible But there was one slight flaw dog entails great responsibility the board of examiners troops invaded British North Bor- nocturnal dwarf owls? nominee, or as in the man's fitness to be one of me fit to practice in onefinding . . A "sympathy strike" and requires much attention. You neo State Does the have a successor to Minority Leader us. We was a u.u., not an m.u. pet expensive, . and in the another board among American Federation of and peculiar feeding habits? Sad cannot treat a dog as a servant, Knowland?" State His application was rejected with 's him notice. And LaboT workers severely impeded to a them I that giving fat insisting pay cent of 99 more than per considerable vehemence. From fee and once friendship between you is distribution of vitally needed high all say, their examina undergo fed tortoises are Answer: Several improperly the old guard the spluttered tion - before I practice in thoir J octane gasoline from the Utah Oil in the home, and although J we estaDiisnea, men sadness is in- correspondents for Massachusetts we way oe censors hardy, iearea mignt State? evitablehis lifespan is only 5 newspapers have written that expelled. Refining Company in Salt Laxe Hol- die a lingering death beginning al The licensing of healers in too Mar much Reynolds, short. jorie years, City most from the very day they are President Eisenhower would wel- The osteopath was legally qual Yankeeland is a lot of hokum. If an lywood star, was to arrive the made apartment-hous- e emotional point o come Senator Saltonstall's selec ified to practice. He was a man From captives. the is not qualified to graduate following day . . . Byron u. Jones, Who will care for it, your child view, many other animals are not tion as Senate Republican boss. of good character and as com Park City, former Provo resident, or you? For the child perhaps it nearly so expensive. Some people if the Calif ornian quits. I doubt petent as any . other physician practice anywhere in the counupon receiving the degree of was president of the Utah State is too delicate. There are choose domesticated house mice if he will receive much consider to treat sick people. His M.D try, hardy M. D. O. or . Summer then . D., . Elks Association ation for the V--P nomination. to take care guinea pigs, rabbits, tortoises. frequently worked in it's high time 'towhatever, imneighbors pets, konw, you easy overhaul, school began at Brigham Young of even for a think that Ike will favor "Dick' consultation or with But there is another which close the educational Inor prove to Nixon. University . . . Nebo LDS Stake Is it noisy in short, could your would recommend whole-hearte- d he cared had him. Probably, In "Salty's" favor, it can be do so, he could have taken the stitutions that grant the degree. quarterly conference was held. nerves take it? Some song ly, namely the golden hamster, said that he is one of the Admin matter! to . court and compelled PREACHING d birds, like the blackbird, are won The little character, istration's RUNS IN FAMILY most loyal supporters the medical society, chartered by derful outdoor singers but bring with gold, black and white coat- -is Mass. (UP) At WORCESTER, in Chamber, especially the state, to admit him to mem 63, Mrs. Francis H. Goldthwaite them indoors and they'll rattle a perpetual delight. An alto on the Upperaffairs. bership. foreign of the became a licensed your window panes. Or a chaf- - gether cheerful little cuss and A lot of bridges have fallen Methodist church. preacher "'I've ha d it in finche's eternal repetition of its good for evening hours. Too, the into the water since, but they tell the back of my mind since childtrill may drive you absolutely cuddly, fat.t mouse-size- d little me some medical societies are hood to be a licensed, preacher." looney. are hamsters golden still dead set against according said Mrs. Goldthwaite, whos irresistibly Here arc Herald staff correspondents these questions in mind funny as they wrestle and roll over 1l the various communitiei of utan Bearing osteopaths recognition. parents both were Methodist mina pair of small song and over with squeaks and feigned perhaps County. Contact them It vou have Is This a al shameful isters. attitude, Q What has become of the news District circulation ajtents are birds would meet your needs best savagery, chasing each other Tin German art treasures taken . to listed also They stand ready to help and enliven your apartment wild hops. In addition they are Moscow you with problems concerning deby the Russians after a pair of bull neat and because they seldom World War pleasantly. livery of the oaper Say H? Nanus Pone finches. In an Community adequately ' large climb and gnaw, they can be al wmj of the Soviet ministers Alpine. Mary wunam 100W cage, they can bring into your lowed the run of the room withou American Fork Dena Grant Union have announced that they 315J Am Fork. Rod Griffir (sports) 508J home a big helping of happiness causing any appreciable damage will return Kafael s Sisane MaAm Fk. Duane Durrant (dr.) 0118R3 The male's song, husky though R Peay Benjamin. Mrs J Richards Better yet, a can take donna and 749 other art master lR Tana Edgemont. care of a golden hamster; its feed pieces to the Dresden, Germany, Goshen Eva Cook . i Oessie Greeniana uishUnrf ueaj costs little; a roomy box will suf- museum. 0S18J3 Lake Shore. Edna Knight 71W fice' for its home; and it bites Lchl Josephine Zimmerman CLOSE TO YOU AS 101W Willis (dr.) i can scientists accurately even less than a rabbit, although IM Paul Zora HU Hales YOUR TELEPHONE Mapleton. fWnitwood AC a mother of very small babies esumaie ine age of the earth? Orem S dMn't have too much Margaret sat at our n?ni Keith (dr.) AC nr.m should not be hanliled close up to a in ine i7tn century the O Sever w tola cfegtetf Vtter hcklag ? b fcet to tpent th day vtartirifc all the other picnics on Palmyrairpnc was eartn to believed Shlrlene trtxesen wiuw have exist. baseaent. fcifMsfc. tr ttflei? her brood. 223J Payson ' Madolin Dixon ed 6000,. New only years. theories J Parson. Amber Jackman (dr.) 327 Once you have acquired a siskin and data now indicate O tuck for jmt pfew aai uU n. YeH fc that the pi r.rnt Beulah G Bradley 2551 0a jew efc h 1 kirrj. for a daytime pet although the crust of the earth may be four WyROTO-ROOTPI Grove Guy Hillman (spoVts 4382 2694 Gilbert &ewer and Drain PI Grove Jennie (dr.) parakeet, which I will discuss in Dinion years old, or even older. PI View Yvonne Perry l"R Cleaning more even a can 'iAZOfjCUEX. be 0107R1 piece shortly, Salem Margrette Taylor DON L 0902 WISSMILLER fun and highly entertaining c How Santaquin. EstellaG. Peterson Q many Presidents have 32 8J King Sp Fork Frank Phone golden hamster, you'll find your tailed to head their party tlckei Jt1T Sp Fork Virginia Evanst Society) 297 You wonder how jewelers moke home a more cheerful dwelling, ior renominauon? FR Sp Fork. B. Davis Evans (dr.) 297 a Sprinx Lake. Hortense Butler a cmiy tour anything on cheap wgtches until and your life enriched with a deep James Polk, Sprlnirville Evelyn Bover HU Soc. Katherlne Sheffield HU Franklin Pierce, James Buchan you start taking yours In for re- er understanding of the awe-insp- ir Vineyard. Mrs. G Wells AC an, and Rutherford B. Hayes. SNU ing world about you. West Mta. Mrs. Bvera Bishop 681J5 pairs. I B Tackett. Publisher R. M. TUton. Business Mjr. N. L. Chriitensen, Editor T. F.j Forbe. Circulation Mtr. X. R. Rasmuion, Editoral Dir. Bally A. ZJxidstrom. Office Mgr. J. F. Collin. AdvertUiiv Mgr. 1 . ; I Historic Event In Labor self-contem- . pt. " ed ! n . o- ; ( " lit i - 100-mi- le U. S. Expenditures for Foreign Aid Reviewed i , i j inter-chanseab- le , so? Pick Indoor Pet With Care Recognition for Osteopaths au-coa- cn . u a it i Once News Now History ..." vice-Fresident- ial two-week- -- well-inform- ed A. 10-1- -- j gaily-dresse- Daily Herald Correspondents . 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