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Show V r r i ii By FRANK C ROBERTSON The other : day we . lost my mother-in-laa genue little lady who. never in her life had con sciously done harm to anyone. id She had been a for 10 years, enduring much , pain 1952 SUNDAY JANUARY . 20, and alow starvation 'all during that period. Always a small so thin woman, she had become that a child could-- have carried her easily. Death must have been for her a welcome release. was one of the sible was passed by the last session of the Nellie Bowman women 1 have ever quietest insistent to in state' legislature response known, and for that reason ex Efforts . for cooperative action cellent, demands. company. .Her friendship " among communities along the Wasatch was expressed . w. semi-inval- UTAH PROVQ. ( i UTAH. COUNTY, Eagles Service Award Goes to 4-Club Founder Baerinrj Dovn On tlio Nqws why churches, many of which are The Chopping Block County Takes First Step In Sanitation -- amply furnished with - the. wherewithal cannot seem- to understand the Christly command as given In Matthew 25:43, and else where in the rood book? "The religion "of the one In need is of little importance the fact that the need exists should . . governt - "The assumed superiority .of one religion over all other .religions is not dissimilar to Hitler's claim of the. superiority of the Germanic people. It is most heartening to see charity la its finest meaning, exemplified, by individuals it would be still more gratifying If wo were o see our churches hasten to the alleviation of the nece&itiea of all mankind without first-quUonlng whether or not the person in need is a reliable religionist of the right school of thought We are all of the family of God. , sTOC3? me like Carlson start it off look . eternity ia the ing Udiese gtle-eaEBa- ed eye. . TaJtea frora tBe fHea of,L. 'is: SPRINGFIELD. Ohio ,Tbe In ilerald T ternational Ciric Service Award of the Fraternal Order of CaUca was presented to A. B. Graham, found- -' 10 Years Ago j? er er the Clubs, at a special XH2 Jan. la, ceremony here recently. ! Mr. Graham founded the Beys Eighteen First Aid school and-- - Girls Agriculture dob at In Utah County: Springfield. Jan. 15. 1902. and from organized this first chib the idea spread and over three m Ellon board fee the organise tlosj now known as the timber were1 sold from the,' I dab came into being. Several National Forest la the Uit of the members of this first club . . Presl who are still living, were invited months of . 1941 mXHid ... Roosevelt eonxht S300 to attend. : . "... . . aid v Ki Assistant Postmaster General uneoipioymeBt - was ' selected t jm ? Osborne A. Pearson, of Washinc-- (Magglo Wlruei of the year . ton, D. C. was the principal speak fplayer Utah Stake Relief Socle?? ut er, as a special, commemorative the Inal pis y writing contest f postage stamp wss Issued at the Mrs. A. L. Booth, first place; Springfield post office, HalL second place. Grand Worthy President WCUam Wilford Mrs. Lacy Swain, third place ' P. Wetherald. of the Eagles made oc Agriculture utoc-the eJTic service award iresentaJwicksxd anoouaced that he tej ' ' DOS m9 4--H don't have to ask if be or if he lost. There's a mam who You - -- H baer JX can never be a bad year when By':ARnrci :: Once Nevs No7iHi3forv ciani aeep score. 1 - England, flipped Its national XSA ax. Amedeaa He's the greatest guy they've seen i since John Paul Jones. sea-capta- ia, Publishing of a notice of intention by the Utah county board of commissioner this week relative to the creation of a county-wid- e We hope he didn't forget Ms sewage control district marks a miletooth brash. .There's a guy who stone in the county's efforts for community front of the Great Basin in the field of would go back for it.-- . .j a and' sanitation. Creation of such a district will sewage control had previouslf been frus- clasp warm amur, the and ' she was enable bur people to pull this valley and its trated by inadequate legislation. Undersewaction to solve ever content to n.ew law, county-wid- e once beautiful Utah lake out of the stinking been given the green let others do age problems has slough into which it ' has been allowed to ' the talking. But .. ; sink. light.. O Have ' scientists accurately she. never lack the for Continued a such which elementary :made posdisregard Bill step Orexa, and the speed of light? measured , Legislation ."Sincerely, . Baker, . courage ' principles of sanitation by the people of ed Utah.- at a luncheon. mheri hardihood. Myv i VAr. Ithm wanid Im m A light was generally believed I have also received assurances to speed through empty, space at Farmer recipients of this first- and her most serious in ' wife, result this 3; may valley ' : from the welfare committee of the rate of 186,271 miles per sec eted international award are Dr. . the born, ofsaw) the Leddership In Russia regrettable health conditions. During the UDS church that It la not ond. Recent lnvestlgaUons have Harry rmerson Fosdlck. Cardinal 20 Years Ago in day light to ii the policy of the church to deny opped this speed past year our county was declared inhave a umber camp some eight to 12 rrancis j. speumaa. Mrs. Eleanor Jan, 29. 1232 Who is the real i boss of Russia? Sen. ! x the cer incidence faithfulness and a of aid until had ' the polio in somewhere Roosevelt. Babe Ruth Charles P second. miles highest . per Brien JIcMahon of Connecticut, writing tain period of residence in a could the' Uintah Taft of the Federal Council .of Directors of the Prove Chai. New York Times Magazine, thinks it ' United States, a distinction that we ward has been proved. mountains. No Q How large is 'the flag atop Churches; General George C Mar- of Commerce elected; W. R. Bu . without.' do well is not StaKn but the custodians of the New Catherine Lenrootiof presiaeut wiia w. A. Kpeioas, I knows the 'Jersey's George shall. Miss If Utah county is going to maintain its one Xobertson of an Washington Bridge? Jast as I tne v. s. caudren's Bureau; Heary president . i, . officials of the 1 location today. atomic bomb supply. "He. thinks that supply my candidacy for presi League were startle? . progress as a valley of beautiful homes in but we do know there was no nouncing A feet the second rora u ana tectoent Harry S. Saloon is the most.precious possession of the RusH. (Al! bear GovernoeWiniam states of the dent united Trcmaa. attendance. my of doctor 'in can fear without . children which world.grow up largest in the sian state, "and that its caretakers could or Oklahoma a In sai columnist this fellow Bill) in paper, Murray lived she For nign. tio&al years eerwho dvie Eagles interna threatening health hazards, the people,must Isolated valley . with her big. Ruth Louise Partridge, comes .out Q What famous painters- were rlce the convention that a retreat possibly use it to gain supreme control. awards are ree-l in "given only home state s their with a raw statement that I look also distinguished poets ? part.of the might be Stalin may protect himself by dividing up brawny husband and small child ognmon of contributions by indi-- prohibition Nettie Johnson of Lake View! , now movement under behind is Hitler. uw like It the that's way ren. sabotage, removed miles irom A get to William coun Ga Dante our one no Blake. tbe so nouais welfare of about information person towards sanitation. The it, that Calif ore' - nearest., settlement. . or monins what it is. But I've already got briel Rossettl and Michelangelo. try and active participation in af- - married at Alameda. job can be would be able to release the bombs. If that . . . 400 are votes ruiimer two and ieo , saw" oc she a time pledged, at cowboys, a cme only they we nature. isirs r Pleasaat Grove attendedcttfcr" undue hardship to anyone if aj but not from my own family who ia so, what will happen when he dies ? , and Indians, beea link has sheepherders recently .' vision neigh-and with , sens' mass meetlnx and oi she neve locked a door. Most would probably vote against me found between the- people of Ja In such event the custodians of the look at the problem mously passed a vote of c SCHOOL 'GETS BEQUEST i of her children werebornthere. anyway; borly cooperation. ' and- ancient Americans? pan atomic bomb supply might take over the dence la the Bank of P?W a to comission's statement BOSTON 'was A (UP)-and A of county.necessary A it New The collection former bring rail joint large Grove. state ; if someone else were Stalin's sucAnnouncement r over a range of moun wikv Stone Age pottery found on the road station checker and bacsaee the publication of the notice tains a doctor officials that the 'banr-cessor he, probably would not feel easy accompanying was unthinkable TELEVISION island of Honshu. De man has left 30.000 to the Mil-- by Japanese not "the intention the that be closed business hope expresses " until he got control of the bombs into' his jof I am sure she never voiced and ford. N. U.T high school which he signs, surface treatments paralyred la Shanchal bv Jr-ycondition facing , the county is common but a comDlaint. have a marked similarity once attended. Patrick J. O'Con demonstrations shapes own hands. It is even conceivable that one PROGRAMS j demending taa to those of early American Indians nor reurea ia.its alter 29 years to everyone," There is no ques--. She was a devout. Latter Day dltlonal warships be sent tae faction might have some, of the bobs, and knowledge in bach eastern the with United and the States and her A man rail road. to Saint, JAN-of fortunately the proposal if the tion of any opposition SUNDAY. xt frugal ' another faction some more. Canada. elor son one of the few single KSL-Thabits, he Invested his money In that's certain. men. I believe. 'to hold a position 12:50 News. Program Resume These ideas point to the possibility of 'condition is known,commissioners stocks and other securities. According to a Twentieth Cm say: "We in the bishopric of his churc-h- 1:00 Armchair Adventure Continuing the Japanese newsprint mlUs have an Fund survey, the United StitM great confusion in Russia whenx the time urge property-ownerin Utah county had provided her a comfortable 1:30 See It Now annual potential production capac Plant breeders developed an developed less than 10 oere every comes for a change in the top leadership. : to oc zdq.oub snort tons. and many of the luxuries 2:00 Sagebrush Playhouse odorless cabbage. and the its potential wsterpower resu home, ity thoroughly study investigate Many experts on Russia expect that, in any " in denied her her youth. 3:00 to Circus sanitation relative facts the Super proposed case. Most Americans very much nope tnat Three, of her daughters ' lived 4; 00 Courtship and Marriage in order that he may Be able to dose district, and her, greatest pride 4:30 Johns Hopkins Review so. be will if make the proper decision in harmony with was by,! in her 5:00 The Good Samaritan Possessed of a fine artistic sense, 5:30 This Is Show Business the. common "good. ' more fortuitous circum 6:00 Family Film Theater "On the basis of the petitions received, under Social Differences she might, well, have be 7:00. Fred Waring Show stances (The radio prorraaae Urtei belew are a omitted by the radio atatlens who are commission the county feels that the time come another Rosa Bonheur. r peneime ter locsr aoeuracy. u esse oc Bsiniing 8:00 Celebrity Time uaeevracles or far has arrived when the people should make a Zoologista hae discovered that there is a IsuTermatiosi eaU the respecUve radio sUtleaa.) 8:30 What's My Line most :" decision in t this matter based on their, I have had many calls and 9:00 Crusade in the Pacific certain respect for strength among animals Among, chickens, for example, knowledge of conditions in the county as letters about my little Christmas 9:30 Starllte Film Theatep ' KSI; J ENEU KDYL KOVO ECSU Take a Look there Is usually a barnyard leader, stronger . they actually exist. story some from bishops' who 10:30 145t KM wondered if they were the ones 11:00 Weather and News than the rest, who can peck at his mates to. retort was .The I l:MNm referring is a There ! without any fear of retaliations MONDAY, JAN. 21 S:iitaut Cp rroOe natural would have been to say. KSL Saooato Prornd, . TV . second strongest who fears only the leader, : Sportsmanship By Law. :jt If the shoe fits, brother, wear 12:50 News. Resume and so on . down to the weakest member of It," but a dldn t. some have asaea 1:00 Search Program Moments witav for Tomorrow A' wuere few involved would I:1SF " the family lived, 1!15 Armchair Adventure , years ago hardly anyone the flock who is abused by all. Wews f afssw. JrsWsVi have thought of the likelihood that a col- so that they could take something 1:30 Bert Parka Show i . There may be some who would 'like-- to 1:4!iCama CavaQaro 0urc oc 0m Air Church of Cnrtrf to? them. I Strike-Iathlete J a to 2:00 Rich bribe social cause lege the between an S:MJUbli might accept Haaie Pulpit system draw analogy Churcs) or the One gentleman drove down S:lSl Rhythm at Jo Im'i Sunday Bill Post's TelemartJlevival Hour of chicken coops and that of human society. his team to lose a game, or at least to re- from Blackfoot, Idaho, to bring 2:30 t hum Time SiltJVotee of 2:45 First 100 Years duce the margin of its victory.. It seems to thtf family a little money they 3:00 S:S " Often it appears that the strong and ruthKitchen Masters Margaret had overpaid on a debt, and to 3:30 :MOoo4 Plans Moods less dominate. But in most cases humans be a comment on the times that the other see - Garry Moore Show :1S! if they needed anything. He 4 "15 Uncle Roscoe Own Muala nrm ... Tour demonstrate their claim to being the only day a measure was introduced, in the i "4 of them as people of the 4:45 Paiiia j A Sonfs Sagebrush Playhouse f ( Legislature which .would makeit spoke devoted and thinking animals by selecting leaders for Nawa highest integrity ... m . M 5:45 Space Cadet HaalUi Quia Throa auna unlawful for an athlete to accept such a I members aVaav Ustentng of their cfiurch'. . other; qualities than physical strength. Men 1:1S!A1 Coodmaa Herewith Is an interesting let SUNDAY. JAN. 28 bribe. U Ben IJM lt:l U. M. Urr who can move about at will are generally , Iovttattoa to Il.T is:sirraaa aoe lira t ter in its entirety. TV KDYL times The be can to Frasm-because so to do such seem that able Hunt - f to may adjust they they Critte at Larr 114'VaBdaventev 1 Friend Frank: Pardon my long Owen Bradlav Dciana Reoort Test Pattern Btrlnar call for a law of. this kind. But the preven- silence, sa suae 11:11 Ma r of BtUtrtnf Quintet a society and live with their neighbors within Of Bour long 12:00 Early Bird Matinee Howard K. Ba following .but U of Cblear. IU UUkMB- BOMS' Sunday g tion of Muaie Par Tow will never be accom- custom of mine I ran across the 1:00 Matinee out the need to demonstrate physical supeRoaMi Tmt Film Theater Ilr4ll under Block) who a Those law. accora-Chopping Xternal about will 2:00 Hour Ltsltt. Children's be plished, It go by passing exercising i itcj date concerning the family 3:00 Zoo Paraderiority. Plane. PUybouM 11:11 SanuriT stay ; their tCMie Koth strength in the" manner of the bullies plished only by teaching well to all athr even Bill by Cunningham ltd of in need San Praneiaee WV Y. 3:30 Educational Feature jhllhanr a. of the chickfisvard are merely prey for the ; letes, in college, and out, the meaning of "There is help. llSMinr Mike Sketchbook a similar case of need 5:00 Movie Time Musi AmtleM the will who man here near me, in which the Sammy Kay stronger bully inevitably appear. wordssportsmanship.' 6:00 Comedy Hour ' Sareoad . j, ' e v :- . . . . - Q's and A's - , , " 4-- H : rr . r . " -- - . in-th- - e 4 York-Ne- w am-thinkin- ; Slrty-by-9- 0 - -- ..-;.- - call-thi- . done-witho- . . Q--- - , . - - mid-wi- fe .... ! . " , -- V '. - . . - I grand-childre- Radio Programs Sunday; Jan. 20 n. , ' 1 t i - t . . Ken--tuc- s ky , ; 1 -- ' :: w i ' e 11:30-12:0- 0 game-throwin- - - . Washington Merry-go-Rou- Indo-Chin- a; DKTEW PEAiSON One of the mott Important discussions of the Churchill visit was the least publicized. It was to' give Russia a firm warning of Allied unity to resist Communist invasion a; also for United Nations of French Communist resistance in case of any full-sca- le " ; attack. Details of (his 'decision were threshed out behind the closed doors of the Pentagon by chairman of the Joint chiefs of staff Gen.. Omar Bradley, Gen. Alphonse Juln, inspector general of the French armed forces, and British Field chief of the Imperial genMarshal Joseph Slim, , eral staff- General Juln started the discussion by asking whether the Korean truce could, be tied to a a; truce in in other 'words, could we to agree to cease .hostilities in Chinees the get both Korea and French Indo-Chithe during f same truce negotiations. General Bradley flatly said no. It was fairly obvious that the UN truce team' in Korea is having a hard enough time getting a truce there, without also having to work out peace terms at the same time. r for Indo-Chiv General Juln then called upon .the United States to bomb China proper from the, Philip. Communist attack pines in case of full-sca- le a. on ; , This also was' rejected by General Bradley. He added, however, that if the truce .talks broke down in Korea, the United States would be ready to bomb the Chinese mainland. Bradley also said there would be to American objection to the French bombing South Chirfa a. with their own bombers based. on General Juin kept repeating that the United a. States did not understand the problem in In the end, however, it was agreed that in case of a fullscale attack on Indo-Chisimilar to that on Korea, the United Nations would be called upon to resist as it has In Korea. It was emphasized that the Communist attack on Indo-Chi- na would have to be on an all-obasis, not merely guerilla: fighting.Note British Field Marshal Slim also reported that Chinese Communists were Quite capable of invading Burma but there did not seem to be an immediate threat. Slim was asked whether he thought the Chinese would fight on two fronts at once both in Korea and Indo-ChiHe said it was his offhand opinion that they ' would. . WASHINGTON Indo-Chin- - .'-- . - employee who got the assignment was somewhat at a loss , as to " how hev should ask a prime minister, particularly the famed Churchill, whe- there he wanted to go to' use the conveniences of the house., When he finally summoned courage '.to make the inquiry, Churchill enough eyed the young man rather sternly and replied thank you. I may be getting old, but not :No, that old." . . . , . Indo-Chin- na . na Indo-Chin- Indo-Chin- Indo-Chin- na ut - . Vs. . na. " CHURCHILL'S EVERY WHTM I Winston Churchill will never know how carefully capitol officials mapped out his visit to congress when he sat In the gallery and listened to the president's state of the union message. William .Tishbait" Miller, the house doorkeeper, had his staff chasing like mad to fulfill Prinfe Minister's every anticipated need. the Miller left nothing to chance. He even detailed one aide to the sole job of directing the eminent visitor, to a private men's . room just off the floor of the house of representatives. This required a certain diplomacy and the I 4 j. losrrontter Tewo ' nd UiN.Will Resist Attack By Conlmunists On Name Sugg Truth Ship' By who is ihead of a large, family 7; 00 TV Playhouse to 8:00 Red Skelton recently became ill and unable work. When this matter was pre- 8:30 Playhouse . sented to a small group of citi 9:00 News Reviie zens representing many different 9:15 News of the World religious beliefs, the response 9:30 All Star FUm Theater was immediate and most gratify 10:30 Night Owl Theater ing. Within the space of a few 12:00 News hours these folks had been supMONDAY. JAN. 21 plied with clothes, food and fuel. ' "Many of the donors in this KDYL0 TV Test Pattern instance, are known to 'me, are d people iwho are- poor. as we 12:00 Midday reckon,Jln worldly goods, but rich 1:00 The Big Payoff in the spirit of charity, and from 1:30 Ralph Edwards their small store of material sub 2:00 Kate Smith stance: .they supplied the needs 3:00 Video Frolics of ,theirj fellow man ki his hour 3:30 What's Cookin of emergency yet the organized 4:00 Curtain Call agencies of charity, both civil and 4:45 Gabby Hayes religious,i had failed to furnish 5:00 Industry on Parade ' 5:15 Sandman Stories aid. ' "Can you tell me, my friend. .5:45 Howdy Doody - TRUTH SHIP" I tI:1H'Booby tdaiWOd 9m imsI - Merry-Go-Roun- ' The state department has asked- the public ''''J S m y to help find a good name for the new propaganda ship which will cruise around Russia with a the . truth powerful ; transmitter, broadcasting ; behind the iron curtain. ; . The ship will operate In the North Sea and C7V. other waters adjacent to Russia using one of the h most powerful radio transmitters in the world. The fact that it shifts its position every hour will make it difficult for. the Soviet to Jam American truth messages. Here are some of the names submitted by the public for the new ship, and the authors: "Curtain Breaker," Dr. C. F. Brindel, Anderson, Ind.; "The Voice of Freedom," Mrs. Corinne Austin, Los 'Angeles, Calif.; "Voice of Democracy, , Rev: G. H. Stahl, Suffolk, Va.; "Freedom Calling, Mrs. Charles J. Nelson, New York City; "Spirit otTruth, Felix H. SUnden, Palm Beach, . Fla.; "Voice of Peace," H. M. Young. Massena, i N.Y.; "Spirit of Peace." Mrs. Rose Wernimont, w-1,Rochester, N.Y.; "Floating Freedom," David Henson, Columbus, Ga.; "Herald of Truth," Mrs, Ingeborg Svulstad, New York City; "Peace- -, maker, Axel Swanstrom, Rockford, I1L; "Voice of Brotherhood," Roykl Bates, Brooklyn, N.Y. MISSISSIPPI GAMBLING WATER WAGON Primitive, donkey-draw- n water casta are a sight in Tripoli, national capital of Libya. The United Last summer senate investigators invaded common which sponsored Its birth, will spend about f 10,000,000 Biloxi, Miss., and turned the spotlight on wide-ope- n, Nations, to keep Libya alive during 195Z. 18j took and that illegal gambling Keesler Field airmen to the cleaners on payday and even caused two young officers to commit suicid. Now that the heat is off, however, the slot machines, and gambling tables are back ' in business again.This nas been reported by Secretary of the There's.: one "urernre way to get clogged Air Force Tom" Finletter in an angry, private . end drains cleaned promptly. That's to call your letter to Sen. Lester Hunt, Wyoming Democrat, Ser iceman. local who headed the Biloxi investigation. "Despite, the combined effort of your subcommittee and of this department, (gambling operations) ' have been resumed in the area oi (Keesler) base since the new sheriff of Harrison dmmlYr ba wal ba OWrs thm day rm caB . . . alaa county took office," wrote Finletter. ilka a few aiiaafs. Wkh Us slaclita SJt. As a result, he promised swift action by the Marhawaadas tm ajl m null g '. air force. . . . ia a bwip. "Since all efforts to have the responsible civilian officials enforce' the local laws have been ineffective, he declared, "the only course open to us is to pursue forcefully the PHONE 3131 policy of. placing off limits in this area the Free Estimate All Work Guaranteed casino portion of all establishments where com) DON L. WISS31ILLER mercialized gambling appears. Where this is m AMtltCAN HOUI ad STrTn MOMCS not practicable, the entire establishment will be placed off limits to shield the young men and : women of the base. ,v,v It SSILet Cwrn :lll SsfTboatar mt Ait De St( (P:atyrtarlous Traveler HMlth Ouls lS:lSiSnator Wakaw - wins staoc l l:liaf teseal !!: - 11:111 SrlvM Levlst 11:41! Tratca Oct 1:1S S'Soo :l s:et - HcJIywood 001 Cut CtnlanV' Ut rriaam Irr - Thia Weak Around World Canadian - Our . Jack aymphony atop the Musio r Tm Pan Alley Tie Pan VaOey and Woatbor tne Woafe Hotaf Orcaaswa Now oart Ball of the - - .- XWnny n Andy la Playbouae f Corbaa Arrhw Mavt Mllli t . 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