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Show SUNDAY. JUNE 29. ProQ. Vtah County. . 1951 . SUNDAY HERALD GOP Campaign Most Critical In Entire History o Party Tf thing over 27 H million votes, this means that the Democrats need pick up only 6 million independents, whereas the Republicans must pick up 9 million. Moreover, in tho past five elections, the independent voto has been prevailingly Democratic No Republican can possibly win unless he makes enormous Inroads on either the Democratic or the independent vote. This is ndV a matter of opinion, but of basic fact. This, Incidentally . serve "to make somewhat ridiculous he recent outcries by Taft and others that Democrats have been voting for Eisenhower In Republican primaries, and jthat this is "immoral'! and an. "outrage."! If a lot of Democrats don't vote Republican In November, Elsenhower will be back at Columbia, and Taft's address will still be co the ."Senate, not Pennsylvania Avenue. Hospital to Enforce Regulations cn t JumTbr of Visiters . Re-EIecti- on (Ceatiaaed from Page 1) must accord equal consideration to all and special favor to none. "I believe that the power to tax is the ifaower to destroy; that power tends to corrupt, and that present high. taxes which have concentrated power and wealth in a centralized government are the underlying cause lor toe deterioration ot our moral standards and the increase of corruption. "Therefore. I favor limiting the taxing power of government and reducing the present tax burden, he said. A native of Price, Governor Lee was born on January 7, 1893.' He served six successive terms as mayor of Price, during which time he was once singled out' as being one of the three outstanding mayors of the United States. On two occasions he was unopposed for re- 1) Because of protests from in say frani patients at the Utah Valley Hospital bitternesa on either about the excessive cumbers of aide. The Taft and Eisenhower visitors, regulations suggested by at each other, force are plugging the medical staff limiting visitors within the Republican Party, to two at a time and to three dur as at any Demo- -' Jfylly as much ing a visiting hour will b atricUy crat. The Eiaenhower people say, enforced beginning July 1, accord "If you nominate Taft It means . Brockbank, president, ing toi-IThe Taft suicide." people say, Utah Valley Hospital Board of Di "This la a struggle for survival." rectors. The tactics of Taft supporters Visiting hours wili bo tha same men for all In picking pro-Tas heretofore 3 to 4 p.m. and 7 to ft show that top convention jobs p.m. In the children's division tho hours are 3 to 4 and restricted to they take this struggle for survival in a highly personal way parents only. and are determined to preserve A recent letter to the hoaoltal of control their party from a prominent business man of regardless the effect upon the election. Provo commented that "I was sur C Net since Gen. Leonard Wood prised to find nine Individuals visit in 1110 baa either, party considing at one time with my wife. I feel that this Is a detriment to aty ered a mlllt try man for president Not since Theodore Roosevelt in patient in our hospital whether it election. He declined nomination be of a minor or ma lor condition 1901 has a military man become with the patient." for a seventh term. president, and T. R. was not a Governor Lee married Margaret At a recent meeting of tha mediregular army officer. Draper, on February 23.. 1928. at cal staff, a resolution waa adopted 7. In a ananner of speaking, Price. They have four children, asking tha hospital administration what Is at stake la net merely the Harold Nelson. Lt. James B to enforce tha limited visiting. In presidency of 'the United States Monday: The main Issues be- Mrs. Lee, who was graduated from West their letter tha medical but the Soviet and their allies fore the GOP. Point Military Academy this year. stated: "Visiting should b ttaff excluded he presidency of the reJon, and Richard L. Lee stricted to the immediate Margaret World. family during the prevailing short hospiThe great overriding advantal stays, and the tick person will ait-dnd-S- ee tage the Republicans have, as appreciate visitors more after rethey see It, is the desire of peo- (Continued from Page IV turning home. Tha public must bo ple for a change. The Democrats their food money for these Item. educated to realize that the sick have been in power for 20 unThe administration also took! a person needs his strength to reinterrupted years, and 20 years jbeatlng on rents. The conferees cover and not to dissipate lt with is a long, long time. The issue agrera to rim rem control sept. needless visiting." goes beyond such obvious Items 30 in ill but "critical" defense Superintendent John H. Zenger as tnat the GOP is avid for powar areas unless local governthe cooperation of tha puburges or that the Democratic adminis- housing ing bodies act before then to relic stating that the rules will be ROBERT Zt LE tration is fraying at the edges. By continuance of the curbs. Of Press Staff Correspondent Impartially enforced and ask that It Is not merely, the Republi- quest the some 7,000,000 housing units United (UJD The those refused permission to visit WASHINGTON cans say, that Washington Im- inow under rent controls, will bear in mind, that it ia for only a House "wait White followed peratively needs a change of. face, 1,000.000 are in critical areas. the benefit of tha patient. on the steel strike see", and policy new direction, and fresher blood. The conferees abolished governWhat counts, on a high level, is ment authority for curbs on in- today, and officials hoped that a number of agreements the survival of the American stallment buying. Real estate cre- growing between small producers and the two-parsystem. Give the Dem- dit controls would be wiped out CIO United Steelworkers would ocrats another four years, and until the rate of housing construca general peaxe throughto lead be the system might tion increases 10 per cent above out the industry. in dead as Ptolemy. the present level. Presi"said Informed officials and. Hence, many independents Allocation controls and most dent Truman still hopes he will aome convinced Democrats are other BLUTFDALE. Salt Lake Counfeatures of the Defense Pro have to; seek a ty (U.PJ A Salt Lake expected to vote Republican this duction Act would be extended until not walk"the law injunction tp end in drowned City boy year if the GOP candidate is June 30. 1953. Saturday bluntly-worde"re- the swift d out, despite waters of the somebody they can gulp down The present moving quests" from both the House and Jordan Narrows naar hora. without too much pain, like Eis Stabilization Board would be Wage con Senate that he invoke the act. The victim, whoso body had enhower or warren, i One Company Signs tinued, but the panel would be not been recovered from tho wafrom In These to officials refused any Intervening say ters late Saturday The overriding Republican dis prohibited was disputes. All wage board that Mr. Trumanwas "optimistic" Identified as Stanley evening, son a Gates,advantage Is in the realm of blunt, labor members would be subject to about chances for an early ind- of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Gates cold, and possibly immutable Senate confirmation, including the ustry-wide agreement, but they of 365 S. 1st W Salt Lake City. statistics. It is that the GO P, pointed to a contract signed Friwhich for more than a genera- present ones. day by the union and Pittsburgh tion was the majority party, is Steel Co. as a development of now the minority party. rrank-li- n possible widespread significance. D. Roosevelt, with some as- A Steelworkers spokesman said sists from history, changed the in Pittsburgh 4hat the agreement prevailing political complexion of (Continued from Page 1) this country from Republican to rejected by tha others. Clarence covering 10,500 workers was "Important break." Democratic Randall, head of Inland Steel. anSince The district offlco" of the Di the union' 650,000 memTho COP elephant (until the said there eould bo fcto comprobers employed in basic steel vision of Vocational Rehabilita middlo50's) was axiomatically mise on the issue. considered to be very much big- -' Pittsburgh Steel. in explaining plants went on strike Juno 2. tion is being moved from 480 W. St. to tha Academy Theager than the Democratic donkey. its minimized the union contracts covering 52,000 mem- Center But the elephant has shrivelled, shopsigning, signed. Pitts- ter building at 48 N. University issue in Its case, pointing bers have 'been and tha donkey has t cardinally out that 994 Pr cent of ita em burgh Steel is by far the largest Ave.. Harold J. Mower, district to grant the union's de- supervisor, announced Saturday. grown. ployes already were members of producer The office, which serves Utah, A recent Gallup poll, working the union. In addition, the com- mands. . tho" administration's Juab and Sanpete counties, will en tha basis of an estimated elec- pany said, a union shop already Despite torate of 55 million, put the Dem- prevails at one of its seven plants. caution about predicting settle- open at the new location aa of ocrats at 21.5 million, the RepubWhile the U S W members still ment soon, rumors spread that July 1: "We art moving to this location licans at 18.5 million, and inde- militantly supported the strike, the strike would end pos.ibly more centrally-locate- d week. One came 4rom Rep. for the added convenience of our pendents at 15 million. If a can- hardship cases were increasing. next who clientele," Mr. Mower said. didate, to win, must get some The Salvation Army at Pittsburgh Charles A. Halleck voted with the ma reported it was spending $1,000 nevertheless a day just to take care of strike jority of congressmen asking the were meeting over tho weekend to with district union officials and president to use destitute who had no food. at least two or three The economic impact of the end. the strike. up Union sources here said sev- today on the same termssigned as Pittsstrike' was not confined to the eral other smaller Steel. Xtm--t steel workers. The industry itcompanies burgh Afternoon flCxecptin and Sunday self has lost upwards of 9,000,000 Saturday) a Id Bar PubuabaO Sunday tons of production with a resultuaday Moraine PubHahad tnr nt-aiing loss estimated at close to a Corporation. SO Boat! Tirrt Watt billion dollars. Strt. Prro, Utah. Entarad aa aacond claaa matter at tha post of flea In Ptoto: ' .Utah, ondar tha act of March 3. HOPE TO BE STENOGS 187S. Subscription ttrmi by CLEVELAND. O. , l UP) A surcarrier in I'tah county tha vey anonUv S7 50 for aiz montha la by the school board showed adranca. SIS 00 tha raar In ad-- that one out of five girls In the 14 WASHINGTON'. B.C. Army Lake surplus canal. These water-corp- s vane. By mail anywhere In city high schools hopes to become of engineers agreed Satur-jwaall contributed , to the most United Stataa ar ita roaaasalooa a stenographer. One boy out of 11 1J5 ear month S7SO for aia day fo initiate and complete an! devastating floods in Utah's hls- montha. IIS 00 tha Teas la ad-wants to be an engineer. emergencw survey of Utah's flood 'tory. control picture at a conferenceV Senators agreed: "Local , and with Senators Wallace Bennett andlstate commutes have worked long Arthur V. Watkins. on flood control problems. This The surv ey will determine ex-- j conference represents the first conAttention All Persons Constructing Or tent .'of powers of engineers and certed effort oh a national lve the floods abated to other local and federal flood Remodeling Buildings in Provo: trol operations. Recommendations local needs and to set up longclarify term . . for legislation also will be made. plans." It is a violation of the Provo City Ordinances Col. Wright Hiatt. assistant chief of the Pentagon's flood control secfor any person to cover up by plastering or otherwise tion said he would cooperate with conceal any electric wiring before it is approved by state and local personnel and will the City Electrical Inspector. clear his work through the state ADVtftTISIMSWT civil defense committee. Such violation is subject to fine or imprisonment. Discussion centered around Weber. Provo. Price. Spanish Fork. Duchesne. Strawberry. Green and SUPERINTENDENT OF UTILITIES Sevier Rivers. Utah Lake. 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