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Show Letters to thi Editer City Orcicfs-':PROVO, UTAH. Jr HID AY, NOVEMBER 2171952 Eissnhovcr's Jaunt to Korea " " r" Kisa "'' """"" " in Wcshinqtca :rj3ris'Ss3 Peacetime U'&of ASom Power Near Lai NcodVqtcfiinr Says Riaoior ent atomle scientists oomee a By PETER XDSON KSA WasUagtesi Cerreeawadeai warning to go slow oa this bow accelerated development. Thus commendation is la order to a! While Hans WASHINGTON' (NEA) Thlrring. writing in tbo courageous reporter.'' and to the of the Atomic Scientist, pollttdaBS have been spouting hot "Bulletin press-fea- r briefing beforeVhe pub ' says: over the all air experts a General Landscape, scenes lic to behind the glance of campaign,, heat the the presidential Daring "Mankind, still has at its disthe "Wtle Washington. D. C, oa atomle energy in recent weeks posal practically unlimited sources EiagnJower! proposal to ro to Korea waa assailed by- the which is found In our city office and months have been making a of energy. Why then aqdander:a to When officials a and trick building. aa a public get "cheap Im"frandatand play" opposition series of speeches with a real material that has a key position cannot be should be trusted. tatJr of nuclear tranxor-matlonvoUs." Even lome of his fellow Republicans saw little point replaced as soon, as possible, and pact oa the future of civilisation, in the world . . . I can well imagine been I have even until lew Is 'WATCHED people then, though In the trip. people cursing the physicists best done by the. press which "ha paying say attention' to them. of our own age for having erected 1 When the balloting was over. President Truman' could facilities for making public 1U the that is What ha happened electric power generators destined The taxpayer, la not wel age of atomle energy for the pro to consume ton after ton of Irrenot resist one final political pab, offering his own plane to findings. come at the "open" commisaioa duction of electric power has come placeable uranium until all ecomeetings. Others, besides our re "if you still desire to go to Korea.". the President-elea lot closer to dawning than most nomically worthwhile ores havo have at met same fate the porter, have Imagined. 'been exlJausted." people hands of same the men. who these Now, beaet by crowding problems related to the Janu atomle The first have ridiculed and.' embarrassed In government, Eisenhower is under some them, scoffed experiment took place Dec. 1, 1M2 at them, and chatted ary change-ovnot quite 10 years ago. The first ON THE LINE of about the "the he reasons of time. And for price weather, pressure to abandon the trip news about K was released 'after and whether the suit tires mayor's and agaiu of the physical risks involved. the Hiroshima bomb was, exploded hears was becoming. in IMS. Our city commission, supposedly Yet. with all this, the trip idea has won many n?w con men or conscience (at least When, shortly after that, the first have thought them so to appraisals were made on peace verts since the election. One is Assistant Defence Secretary musf elect them) ought to be thoroughly time uses of atomic energy, it was Ar.r.a Rosenberg, who herself has just concluded a tour of ashamed of their actions. The peo figured that a generation or two indicate that ple of Provo who elected them to might pass 25 to 50 yearsbefore the Korean battlefront. Reports from-Europ-e atomic energy might be harnessed office, pay their salaries, and trustgiven ed them to .act In the best Interf.rft alarms over possible expansion of the for such peacetime, civilian uses THE CITIZENS, have as the, production of electric power. By BOB CONSIDINE ' way to sober thoughts that the trip might proe extremely ests of ALLbeen misled and cheat been cut has apparently estimate that Today ven if not productive of a settlement. A Viaai-ca- n MEXICO CITY HNS ed, it isn't very good advertising to five or 10 years. bis head the in 'stuck for a community, is It? opea Listen to Gordon Dean, chairman window of Ambassador WUUam One prime argument for the general's visit is that there It appears to me that K la high Atomic of the Commission, Energy O'Dwyer'a car the other day. as it no real substitute for seeing a situation first-hanhy time we scrutinize the action of-of speaking before the American Bar nuzzled through the mobs seeking (women) in elective take written or verbal report, filtered throuph other minds, men and AasociaUon In San Francisco: entrance to the bullfights, and cor fices, whether mayor, commission. w hen you can take a look on the spot yourself? er or school board members, (since dially shouted. "Ojala que se quede Brighter PlcUre la Revealed usted aqui siempre!" for the itsis latter electioa the new time), "This (of expansion This argument is especially telling in Eisenhower's case, are not infallible either. After hav Bill, hatless and silting on the atomic energy program) Is de seat of the limousine, bowed since he is a supremely trained .observer of 'ther military ing done this, we should see that signed to reach the minimum mili lump thanks in his best scene. Who is to say that no new or untried solutions will reliable men are elected to office, stockpile (of atomic weapons) snd expressed tary of Salamanca manner. University a in make . five . . and and, four at perhaps change least knowl possibly all his expert result when such a commander applies man had expressed the hope form of our present city adminis years earlier than would otherwise The v that O'Dwyer would stay In Mexico tration as some other communities edge to a doae-u- p review of Korea? have been the case forever. have done. At least, it ought to .' . The current atomic arms A second sound point 1 that the trip is certain to prove be given some serious On the same day Annsndo thought by on Somecannot race forever; go who writes a column named a tremendous morale booster for our troops on the pefrm the community at large. This will TK Wb a is line the there where along e "A Mexican' point of view." thing to n Me rry Go Ro u nd accom be done only if the "pubMc" is inaula. For lonr months, during the italemate.-tha-t ac we have . . . will where point wrote : 6f role formed. and the free (the to destroy quired all the weapons "The Immediate effect In Mix panied the futile peace talks, Korea seemed a forgotten unbiased press), and is interested . . . not only the industrial ability ico of General Luenbower s sweep fighting line. Bat now, Jf the trip comes off soon, soldiers enough to rise in sufficient num H-Bo- mb of an aggressor to make war, but ing victory will, no doubt, be a know they are again re bers against the politicians who moving into a bitter winter will also his forces in the field. ' ambassadors. Matt change of are the City of Provo. both running and is reached membered. this "When point Mexicans will regret to see Wilon. and (I suspect as usually ls4 future. In the unforseeable it Is not I liam O'Dwyer leave the embassy. the,- scenes. business notwithstanding, theDocase) behind . . . What do we do then? . . . The We are The press of &oro-froas citizens. KNOW Tiow only entitled to gauge turn we, obvious uiwir is to- make a de- by the manner Eisenhower oug ht to stick to his resolve to go. In Korea the much "whitewash" is being used In which he has pertermined effort now to develop the formed his job here. He has been I have been harping for so long! Hut im ihofi l Af( Ih.c TVlHrll live of free men are in daily jeepardy. Concern for hem is In our city, and by whom? Itais By DREW PEARSON . energy.-lustermic Last Sunday. that I guess people are tired of now. They are shopworn and Uck-'P- - "Such a look today would reveal the first American to break the ice. for oor own good that we find out. WASHINGTON business thay takes precedence over all other. He deserves the gratitude of his exand try. to do something about it-- the day the hydrogen-bom- b They still form a firm founhearing me. about the fact that Picture brighter than It would countrymen. Let us unite and speak for free plosion was announced,' I happened there will always be danger of war dation on which to build for pros-- have revealed as recently ara year '"There was only one other Amerwe perity and peace. And on them a no matter how many dom as we did on November 4th. to go to church. I say "happened" of even six months ago, particu-ge- r ican 7 diplomat who attained equal for In unitv there Js strength. It because a television program and build or how many men we draf-t- new administration can build big- of power a. We In th!ngs- -if tt has courage and lrly in the matter Is OUR CITY, nof the city of a a radio broadcast both coming, on as long as we can t speax io me popularity ' the late William Milder to refer with imaginauon. handful of city government: offi- a Sunday ordinarily make It bard can't Russian mingle people, of the ' - former assistant secrtary ambassador to Chile In the them, can't cooperate with them inl Seldom In history has a new pres- Air Force, now another The Churchill government in Britain is now more than cials or politicians. Let's keep it for me to go to ehurch. member Collier,twenties. A marble bust te me come omcr wmo is the free But switched early that free rreeiiaem telecast pw radio, press, way. being a year old. Off and on for months there have been contena 'of the Atomic Energy Commis- the memory of that Illustrious of met T aiirnriaeri Mrs .UtmnOi ft-had the world t reached le nd free hnnii wtnriava Very truly yours. lower ebb of despondency, when,810"- American le to be found in the tions that it is basically weak, and predictions that it must MrsVerena Hatch P by taking her to church, where tact with the outside world. - I wffl say that we wUl have Avenida de Las Delicias. Santi883 I listened to Rev. John R. Anschutz N. ,12th E. As long as 12 men in the Krem- the danger of total war was poten- ultimately fall before a resurging Labor Party. a few nuclear ago's equivalent to Mexico City's or perhsps Know- lin can declare war with no con- tially greater, and when there was preach a Sermon on prayer. ' Paso-dLa Reforma." an gress, no Church, no press, or pow- - placed in tne new president a ninos for industry J""""1"1 Yet obviously the time is not yet. Winston Churchil,:pon ing that the hydrogen-bom- b or central staUon This suggests the thst the Hon. B1IL power hy on to greater the made to was be nouncement bargaining due er of put opinion public 10- - or sooner than the has just won a thumping vote of confidence in the House networks bomb. Bohola the Mayo boy 'County next drogen or be dan the will that there later always day period we had been estl- - who made good as a cop. Judge, Commons on the issue of his government's economic policies. In another'year that bargaining ing. I did quite a bit of thinking ger of war and the day thou gavest, a snort time ago. power may be gone. The Kremlin'maung mayor and general in New York, about prayer, and the fact that Lord, may be ended. And. perhaps more of a measure, his party recently capBut) "Already one example of atomic where his name has ben linked then may have the by more on we Iron seat relied Curtain had if decisive an Editor Herald: maybe Breaking tured by Lasi with a important parliamentary margin with- cour-- P o w e r is an actuality. variety of hoodlums and I hope your very fine editorial prayer and the things that go with I have tried in what feeble ways until then a new leader corivicUon has a December. A EC's experimental unseemly practices, may get his tnat had been vacated. age. imaginaUon, Curn Iron the to we show would t I could in that be the preof yesterday sinks into the hearts prayer, breeder-reactin Idaho produced, first permanent recognition from opportunity to reopen! tain was not as impenetrable as it's heaven-seof, every person who dicament of building of its first acts an expert- - a one The fight for that seat had been widely recognized as and minds the for control the Baruch of; plan country which has known him but the Herald. There is indeed and going underground for fear of supposed to be. I once traveled atomic is always reads a test of strength. The trend of such energy, and simultaneoualyjmeniai amouni 01 power. briefly. to Berlin a laxity in parents and teenagers, explosions that could burn up our along it from Turkey But though O'Dwyer's Mexican up the Iron Curtain to AmerirSose.lv watched for signs that the government is weaken too. which is not brought to the civilizaUon. Inte rest "Extends to Industry showing up its loopholes; and in open the can Ameri and tour has been a short one. it has culture, truth, for the crusade with the Over at Alexandria. Va., some surface until accident has cooperation ing, holding lta own, or gaining. While these two important state- been acUve. can people. 11.000.000 I church float where freedom helped George Washington ensued, whether it is out on an "I keep wondering what some of used to worship, Rev. O. V, T. leaflets via balloons into Czecho-- i If the latter can be done, the Ko- - ments all come from isgovernment If all the reports of weakness had been true, the Con- unfamiliar highway or at a home- Chamberlain not con-- my predecessors did when they rean war and all kindred problems sources, the interest as chose hia Poland. and Slovakia town closing intersection. servatives ought not to have taken the vacant berth. That As one who is familiar with the hymn: "The day thou gavest. Lord, These at best were puny efforts. will automatically solve them - fined to this area. NaUonal In were there." he told us. "Sloan selves. dustrial Conference Board, made and I visited in La Paz in lower they did is viewed in Britain as pretty conclusive sipn that drive to the lake. I hav many is ended." though they showed, from the re up of America's leading business- California recently and a delegathe'incumbent party is as itrong with the plectroate as when times remarked about the danger That expressed some thoughts of action on the other side of the men, held a three-da- y panel dis- tion of the town's elders came out Iron Curtain, how eagerly Its peo of Koing around those curves. What mine too. ' it was vcted in last year. at its to say that I was the first North on atomic cussion power For the day the Lord gave us ple welcome contact with us. a peculiar feeling one gets roundNew York meeting early In Oc- American ambassador they had we If we two be and have ended could well how very however, them and the sheen much Today, Evidently the people are not as dissatisfied with the ing the river resembles the surfac- the Russians ever get to trading opportunities tober. In December. National As- ever seen. which need not be sociation of Manufacturers will Conservatives as many observers suggest. At the very of "That's happend In a lot of b a new across the and hydrogen-bomwe blows have puny. First ing of the roadway. This is true annual I was talking to a farmer at the its more subject places. to seem explore determined the ruling party give they whether in the dark of night or in Arctic. powerful hydrogen bomb, thereby in Pueblo not long ago and was Congress in New York. Bombs vs. Ideas broad daylight. Could this resemt'.me than It has had so far to prove its case. giving us tremendous bargaining Last June, University of Michi- admiring h:s pair of mules. He Taken from the files of the gan blance of river and roadway have On the other hand. I also figured power to break, down the artificial Law School held i a summer was pleased by the interest I showfor a moment confused the boy that bombs never killed an idea barriers preventing peace Provo Herald institute on the industrial and legal ed. He told me he got them from our we and resource a new natural have Second, president. greatest driving the car and perhaps been problems of atomic energy devel- Missouri and they were the two of great prestige, a factor in causing the accident? is not plutonium or tritium, but our He is 20 Years opment. E. J. Putzell Jr.. of Mon- best ambassadors we had ever sent Ago known throughout the world and in I have wondered why some kind moral and spiritual strength. santo Chemical Co.. told this con- to Mexico." of guard rail has not been erected Religion and communism cannot Russia. And he has what Franklin- Nov. 21, 1132 ference: "Nuclear generated elec-- ! O'Dwyer believes there are three Senator Pat McCarran made a startling statement the between the river and the road- survive together. But one trouble Roosevelt- had, a flair for drama- Milton Nelson of Provo. a fresh- - trie power is still perhaps four or reasons uhv reiaiions between the mean is to has that which would give some progot religion other day as he prepared to leave for his South American way won the Heber J. five years away, measured in U. S. and Mexico, though splendid.' a more Whether from than rutr'," capture their imagination. tection to motorists going and comrefuge contest at the uni terms of producing units, have bwn short or ideal: trip. Remarking on the Communists and their activities, he force. It must be a pattern for life, you agree with him politically or from the lake. versity. The other finalists in the . . . Experience Indicates that the 1 Mexnro's memory of U. S. said that "drastic methods" should be used against those ingIn talking with the caretaker of not. a MorreU Clark. fastest way to provide definite an iterntoril expansion of long ago) American citizens who support by a "sympathetic attitude the harbon he explained- that the da. " Jesse Grimes. Lyons, swers to unsolv ed questions is to 'which absorbed about half of Mex- in men Another trouble of all needed is that of what's selling the waters season today past or membership" any ideology working for the destruction high so said Suppose. Kansas; Norms Miner. Springvillejdesign. , build and operate e pilot f co s territoryundermined the roadbed faiths and of little faith have been world new instruments for peace had "some power haa grsnoed all . . . Archie; Sellers, police officer. plant." (Bill, or impairment of this nation's government. becommuat to the ideas defeat is It that it was soft and spongy In seeking always possible Who street depart- Walter L. Osier, president or:ot our country irom me Auanuc io some places, causing It to be un nism, when right around the corner ginning of a new administration to ment bet Sam Lublin, W. W. Detroit Edison Co. .'told thi; samenhe Mississippi wouldn't that fact that. It's that first part that disturbs thinking Americans employe, safe for traffic over It, yet there the best Idea of all is being ne- form important, new and dynamic "Privaie'be hard to forget?") elected would be governor, Michigan conference: that little phrase, "sympathetic attitude." How can a man's was no warning sign being dis- glected the sermon on the mount, policies. thei 2. The U. S. business practice. as and givbet off the industry private by capital agreed ir.ner attitudes and ideas be probed and revealed? played that might, have turned given us 2,000 years ago as a daily That's because outgoing leaders paid from electric power industry in particu ajsappearing io some rirni. vi incart a in a him ride push ing a Our for rut. in each and with other. become Jaded back any motorists going out to guide get living the University avenue to Second West lar have a great deal at stake in vesting in Mexico. selling - . The big trouble, of course. Is to present outgoing leaders have put on It sounds like the beginning of '.'Thought control" in the lake. to Mexw I believe indusgood . . . work began this development. street Center is human nature to condemn get, that- daily guide adopted not across some milestones against on the Smith ditch America. Membership in an organization is different. Evi- andIt to taking a'.l the money project on the try Is histified in putting not only cans. toand those who are wise enough only here, but also behind an iron communism for which historians Provo me a best Its funds its but manpower projwater djck system, concrete of can be city ferreted to be able to put the blame dence, proof membership usually curtain where, religion is barred will give them great credit the ect 3 Remnants of power politics. j estimated to provide 700 man-da- to work" (on this problem). out. Current membership in a definitely subversive organi- any particular one, I feel thatupon - :' we an nut fiemawioa ;nai .Mex you and where we can't even mail a Marshall Plan, the North Atlantic of some the from new The of labor. tndepend system Only 'Pact: zation is not to be tolerated." But thought control is not to must be able to stand by one's package ico aeree to pnase oi Tne muiuii would provide Provo city with condemnation if It ever should cusecurity part, at a time wheg she b tolerated, either. of second feet a half two and chance to be your boy. or glrli at SIDE GLANCES was involved n a presidential camGALBRAITH season for water winter By linary the car. How about that. Senator? Do you want the dark shadow the wheel of paign.." Bill Said use . . . George Mellnkovlch. Notre Mrs. Emma A. Olsen In a talk we had the other dsy A Utah. from pro Dame fullback Tooele, of "Thought Police" to dim the sun of freedom in America? satisfactory (ralnmaklng) I. ..k4 Kim In.. ...i.v" n r, ...... In kickoff anout can be financed ior returned the opening gram Is a free to think here or isn't he? And how could you own Cis aooui luiurr. the Northwestern game, 98 yards one cent per acre per year. fmd out what he thinks, anyhow? No dictator ever' has done touched, he said he wuhed he were and a touchdown . . . the stork Irving P. Krick. ten years younger. "I'd go back o. No rack has helped. Galileo, kneeling to recant, murto Mrs. and Mr. brought baby girls and fight this thing. to John and Mr. Mrs. Pollard. Frank mured: "But the world do move!" Q Does the federal government We shall never crave forgiveness if I were." he said "ThSs charae-Mrs. and Mr. and I Wesley Taylor i A ft or harbor resentment. publish a book on the value of; i jter annihilation has been ternbie Ralph W. Morgan. coins? British Foreign 'Secretsry An- - "I've told everything there is to A No, nor any other numishell." he said. "Everything. thony Eden, discussing Iran. 10 Years Ago matic suppUes. Nev. 21. 1M2 w .. , ,. T1 i"c greatest wiuia '" i. ;j i ;ie grcni oi cum lueiice in uen. liisennower 0f the Pacific Ocean?' Germany announced the evacu second city oil ation of - Benghazi, must sometimes disturb him. He is looked upon as a savior A it's nearly li.oob miles, near .1 g iuw Deiore between and Ldoya, Panama l"3"""rcicmicnijr all He will solve our problems. will end the Korean var,'"e who U. S. as British army, eighth the western of China the Sea. part cm honorable terms, keep us at peace with Russia and on snd British troops to the west food terms with our allies, will cut taxes, reduce prices and Q Do bees vary greatly la size? fought deep In Tunisia toward the great Blierte naval base . . . The maintain prosperity. While not all these things are possible, A The largest is a solitary bee 18 times as big as the smallest Red Army opened its winter ofthey are expected. Because he commands such trust, much bee. The smallest is a social, fensive against the Germans . . . is expected of him, and will be the reaction if he fails, stingless bee, only President Roosevelt requested the of an deferment of essential workdraft inch long. N. one can tell him more about this than . Provo's 11th annual Christers Hoover. He came to the presidency with a reputation as a mas parade was called off due to What date has been proposed for the adoption of the World weather and a number of related treat entrfneer. thoutrht to be lust the sort conditions . . . Utah coal operators needed. His record ftad included feeding the Belgians in and miners were anxiously awaitwere brought before World War I, directing food rationing when we entered the the United Nations in 1950. with ing word from John L." Lewis on a w ar, and as Secretary of Commerce under Coolidge request he sanction a proposal by expectation that if all nations organiz the Utah coal operators that minets acted favorably on them the cal ing flood relief m tne lower Mississippi valley. work a six day week with a longer endar could be adopted by Janu work day to meet the growing seNo man could live up to all these advance eulogies. ary, 1306. riousness of the coal shortage. When he depression broke, the shock was great when HoovFAMILY NAMES MATCH relieve to As it. failed er the situation got worse and worse Miss. (UP) IT ISXT FAR A with still no cure'offered by the administration, the previous STARKVILLE, BINGHAMTON,. N. Y. physician who moved out of a to criticism. turned so And when election came, the house here had children named praiae Women are handicapped la politics, says Miss Charla Hull, local president who had gone into office by 6,000,000 went out Carolyn, (oldest). Buddy, and U Fnxrf m ma f ws mmm. The family Johnny (youngest). attorney and chairman of the bjr 7,000,000. Women of sold the house to another physiBroome County League Had he been an ordinary man, people would have made cian who had children named ha had Vetera. "They are too willing to do GlINMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY "Oh. Tnvgoins on a diet. too. but net Cstr; LOUISVILLE. ICY. the routine work end let the' credit 'Carolyn, (oldest). Buddy. cm horn ! mrT? tzy paid penalty lor reputation. to ecus she the saen." ge plained. Johnny, (youngest). Should Prove Doubly Useful - Editor Herald: ich ct er aain ili s? ... H "'"''"1 chain-reactio- n Bill O'Dwyer Is Popular war-have- 1 In Mexico , d. - ...... 1 - ... J - Ca-mac- Gives Eise n hower Bargai n i ng Power; fpn Curtai n Threat to Peace - nt - e'' bs Churchill Wins Time to Prove Case Latin-Americ- con-:P- ofjcuaer n. Crmmanr e On Editorial ;15-ye- ar , b. - or bomb-shelte- nt rs by-electi- Once News Now History Freedom of Thought the-ma- n - j"'" ""'"" - full-sca- le - Seeg-mill- er " Mexican-produce- d ys So They Say ... . mn Q's and AY f0t H U::::: . Cloud-seed- er New-Yor- r Penalty of Reputation m 1 An Old Kentucky ui.-pi- ay K. 11 feat one-twelf- 1 1 uri-In- - Tradition th .. '.?'-- X A-- Pians (P TO .iiO.H.ij KENTUCKY t au-ows- cc. u tat chncxta O cugmm tli - STRAIGHT BOURBON |