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Show Hears New Treatments PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. MAY! THURSDAY, V 1955 19. County Grpkp Holds AnnudiMeet f enex viu icnci, .new basca ary tuberculosis are being operof tuberculosis will have to! come ated upon, said Dr, Dixon, early to surgery, due to drugs now Dawson Says: Repeal of 2 Sections Of Tax Study Bill Felt Wise il 3 I SENATOR BENNETT REPORTS Money Bill I- Boosts Air Force I ; V-.-- - i 7- - available and those which may be developed in the'future," stated Dr. W. G. Dixon, Provo f chest surgeon, who spoke this week fat the annual meeting of the! Utah County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Mrs. Gladys B. Coop eases are still treated with drugs andrest. Drugs aiding the surare strep- gery and tomycin, dihydro streptomycin, rest-therap- y - acid, para-amino-salicy- lic and store $10,000,000 to the student Uoniazid. These drugs are given V exchange program. These funds and postopera-tiveler, president; presided over the were cut out by the .House which, .' meeting, which was held at Utah Br Ren. William A. Dawson to me, seems like poor economy II Valley Hospital. . . House . The Dr. C. M. Smith reported at BILL MONETf We have no single program which connection In with his teview a the week this meeting on the .committee unanimously passed has given us a better chance to of the methods of treatment and appointed billion of $31.5 to measure spend! by the Utah County tivity and the most satisfying. win the battle of minds at such for tuberculosis, Df. Dix- Medical Association surgery to study and the fiscal Some "tax loopholes" a relatively modest price. Many your money during 1, 1955. This on showed chest pictures coordinate chest findings. have been given widespread par- of the young and potential leaders year beginning July of various patients both before Mrs. Gardner, executive secre75 of represents approximately tisan political publicity recently. of other nations have found their treatment and after and surgery. on three the films tary, reported The problem grows out of a plan ways to Utah schools where they the nation's expenditure. The apI owned the to be the New was Board Members for by department Depart propriation to repeal two sections of last have learned much about Amerused the for of Defense. throughout! county New board members accepted d knowledge ment year's historical tax study bill, ica. The, educational purposes. She also re. RESPONSIBILITY IEAVY were KS. the at Frank is to their homes meeting the longest in congressional his they take back on the film, "Inside Story Voting for spending 'at this scale Dain, Edgemont; Dr. W. G. Dix- ported tory, which we wrote in the fin our best advertising. which was car and not it a task by the assois on, Provo; Mrs. Roma Gardner, ciation andpurchased ance committee. Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D., ries with pleasant filed in the it heavy responsibilities. Spanish Fork; Sterling 'Jones, Young University film Brigham One of the sections (452) per Minn.) and I have debated some the testi But after reviewing Spanish Fork; Karl W. Mote, and which is to be loaned library, mits a spreading out of prepaid of the problems that have grown without to the debate and f American Fork; Robert Q. Strohg, listening mony income over the period f6r which out of the high pitch of interest on the cost to anyone desiring to use it. the cost feel I measure, Dr. and Ariel L, Williams, Provo; it' is earned. The other (462) per and emotionalism which has sur of our defense program for the Intensive Drive Planned Mrs. Provo. Erma Klemm.fOrem, of the mits , Plans expenses rounded the recent release of the coming year can be easily Justifor a more intensive drive matching was introduced as the nev exec-- ! to Income with be incurred We sale of Christmas seals yet Salk polio vaccine. appeared fied. utive secretary, succeeding Mrs forthe 1955 from sales or services. was made, as seal on the CBS network show "The ARMY AND NAVY The Roma Gardner. Spanish Fork. Re during In our committee work last Leading Question" together Sun overall sales this fell far below yearj Itained as board members were those for 1953. appropriation represents year, we decided that both sec- day. He favors more federal con an increase of $2.7 billion over Mrs. George Graff, American tions, were good because they trol of the vaccine, while I be the amount we t are spending for Immediately following the assoMrs. Stanley . KODerts, ciation j?orx; tax the board of diprocesuf brought accounting lieve that there are already defense during the current fisca Edgemont; Dr. C. M. ISmith,; rectors meeting, met dures more in line with normal ficient regulations affecting briefly and. voted to Provo; and John H. Zenger, retain as their year, me appropriations tor tne officers Mrs. business accounting procedures. I Federal regulation will Army and Navy however have ii Provo. B. Gladys Mrs. Cooper, It has now developed that this neither add to the supply of vac been president; cut by nearly $1 billion so Dr. Dixon told the group, that Christine vice first Carter, presiapproach may have cost the fed cine which is being produced that the net effect of the new much of today's surgery lor tu dent; Mrs. Carol B. Raile, second eral government some tax money already at maximum capacity bill will, be to increase funds berculosis is cleaning up the com4 vice Mrs. R. how much causing no little nor aid its distribution which has available for the Air Force and president; 4S plicated and unsuccessfully; treat Holt, secretary to the Henna and noise among the opposition, each proved excellent. Both of us, of our defense warning network by board; ed cases of the past. He explained Keith Hayes, treasurer one raising the figure over the course, agreed that the vaccine nearly $3,5 billion. several methods of surgery sel John dom used at the present time and Mrs. G. E. Graff was named to previous. The holds out great hope, against this SLEEPj IN PEACE herself as representative Wise stated that therocoplasty, lone of succeed Repeal Felt dread disease, but I am reluctant rate in which our Air Force is from the I have worked with the Treas to saddle its use with needless modernizing, and improving is tne oldest methods of collapse ciation. board to the state assoon the problem and often I ury Department federal tremendous. Our medium bomber therapy, is still used. and believe with them that facts regulations. encumbering Most frequently used collapse Theto board voted to set. up a wings hae been 80 per cent confund exnone of us including the opposi verted from old 9 and 0 therapy is plombage, collapsing penses ofpay mileage and meal representatives from the tionknew last year make repeal planes to! 7 jets and the con- SOLONS CHECK COLORADO RIVER BASIN ORE SPECIMEN4Utah's Sen. Arthur V. Watkins the lung with a foreign body; association. 462 452 wise. Sections and of version jets will be 100 per of Orem joins Senators Joseph C. O'Mahoney of Wyoming and Clinton P. Anderson of New Mex while pulmonary resection, :fe Catholics Told To Proposed budget for the year With the sugar problem still cent by June 30. Since 1952, there ico to make moving the diseased portion I of April a on of counter a check chunk uranium ore the Colorado 1, 1955, to March 31, 1956, River from geiger Upper before us, I have been to the Sigh Petitions has been a one per cent decrease Basin. The ore was lung, is also a popular type of was read in in the in last connection Capitol Building Washington week, displayed by Mrs. Gardner and White House this week to discuss ne saia. in military personnel. But there with a treatment, surgical to exhibi the group. Estimated River Colorado the The was exhibit approved, special In promote by Storage Project. sponsored the matter again; at length with Argentina Fight has been ja 27 per cent increase Rest Used Drugs, cash Colorado the River disbursements the Commission would leave and Upper Aqualantes. officials from the' departments of in the number of air wings; a by a deficit of $390.02. more of Although ptilmon4 types BUENOS AIRES Argentina 29 per cent increase in the numi State and Agriculture. Cuba, of POLICE INVESTIGATE A prominent churchman of . course, is, still the thorniest issue (UP) 33 SCHOOL BURGLARY a active ber and TT aircraft, authorized Roman Catholics today UN cent increase in the total of the quota problem. to sign petitions i supporting the per I have asked'for two'congres This shows that we SALT LAKE CITY, (UP'-Po- lice ALLOWANCE $20.00 TRADE-I- N and economic" separa- flying hours. A exare lional appropriations which I feel "political WASHINGTON release-anvalue our for their been has (UP) receiving seeking private burFOR YOUR j OLD MATTRESS ON A tion of church and state in Argentoday investigated a weekend penditures . important to Utah one direct, tina. dinner party attended by United working on the problem since. which school in at South High the other indirect. The Presi No glary TOTAL) DEFENSE There also was speculation the In what appeared to be a sig- matter TUFTLESS off with some Nations Secretary Dag Hammarsk-jol- officials made safecrackers how dent's budget message included nificant muciwe discussed the selection of spend, in months the development of and John State Secretary $15,000 for completion of the Jor long controversy between the there can! be no total defense in $369. Stockholm, Sweden, for the site this age of supersonic speeds. Officer Ross Hunsaker said th'e Foster Dulles raised speculation todan River survey. Salt Lake City cnuTcn and tne Feron the forthcoming Big Four congovern ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESS The the totah officials and I believe that a Bam ment, entered defense building by come of will, to .burglars new moves free only day possible ference. But the embassy said the Archbishop Fermin Laf itte when N the designs of our enemies forcing a rear window. He said American fliers jailed in Red Swedish government has not yet in Parleys Canyon is the best said in a pastoral, letter, that "po15 Years! Guaranteed been asked to play host to the CUSTOM MADE EN OUR OWN FACTORY hope we have for quick preven- litical separation of the religious against us are changed. It has Whittier school also was broken China. tion of floods j similar to those power and the civil power can be been said that you can kill a into butMhat nothing was taken. Hammarskjold flew "here late conference. man but you cannot shoot an which ravaged the city in 1952. I endorsed implicitly." Tuesday for the dinner at the Sweended. . we While idea. are House dish embassy with Canadian, Brit- ACTRESS ILL asked at the oratory ber's work Appropria-campaign have; The Peronist - dominated we ish and American officials. fourth must month, the For tions; committee, therefore, to apremain ideas, changing Complete line of cotton and innersprinj: Mattresses straight of Deputies is scheduled to Actress and Box Springs the cost of living has remained There have been reports since HOLLYWOOD (UP) prove an additional $37,000 to open debate Wednesday on a gov strong and this is costly. n and the recent ECONOMY STRONG conference Jean Simmons was ill today with Some stable and employment speed up completion of the dam ernment measure aimed at elimi is at an at severe' attack of bronchitis. Her Indonesia, that the survey. r MATTRESS nating, the Roman Catholic faith of the president's opponents are general business activity to know RedBandung, illness reChinese to were It's Asks Restoration good stopped production on the planning as the official state religion in Ar- spending ;a lot of time looking all time high. for a lost "depression. It disap that America cannot be talked lease the fliers.. Hammarskjold motion picture, "Guys And Dolls" I have also asked the Senate gentina through constitutional 147 No. University Ave. 1 j . Phone FR to a until made at a least earlier into Novem after to last trip Peiping reMonday. slump. Appropriations committee peared right By Sen. Wallace F. Bennett WASHINGTON This has been another week of intensive committee work the type that makes no headlines but which is often the most arduous of senatorial acso-call- y. ly, j ed X-r-ay X-r- ay first-han- , I m . ... I " i bio-logi- cs. 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