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Show Vrsonal Health Service We'll Be Glad to See This Bird Get the Bum's Rush! Edson in Washington Is Carbon TUESDAY .IIBRUARYTI 953 Monoxide a Poison? Planning Pays Dividends In, Orderly Utah County Growth By WILLIAM ' ... Three Wilson '51 Talks Searched for His Views. BR ADV. 11.11. real colleagues Kvcr since Brigham Young planned the orderly set- ....... HUM n.n.k:a unit. - rilllll of I'oert in 1847, I tahns have' tlemmt of t lie territory rat.kl.t f.,,,cciaiiy. they ay. ..... i r.. i r...A . i t . i. liberty to tell oi Hie ijiiHJils pianneu comniuruiy me, m iui,: enjoyed the simple tr... j v " they oMVt1 o'lut' U take it for granted. . io nuke ai IFew IJtali' County residents, for example, are aware; ntra ry statethat the eotiiit growth, following this swift ments without . fear of . transformation from a farming community to a western Come, come, stei center, lias ecu cited as a .national model of fine planfellow s. n o w ning on low Ltulvct. c e In pr a c The American City magazine in a recent edition, when ynu tell describes a decade of Utah County planning as a "notable the simple tr armake an case history" i f what a quiet rural area can do to meet the statebitrary mobilization. of industrial impact I. Dr. Brady ment a docn t a uii.iiliitwa 'iiMiit t ' iil.itiiiA.I vum.u.v.,-..r,f ti.n .it .""". "I..1.M,S may challenge our pos. excessive land speculation fli'.u ium, aim us uiiiizituoii m, l.i.,.t n in my rarket thousands may wnte to the every lucal resource from P.righam Young University to era sunevs and agencies to keep planning cost small, hasi,.ditor, demand retraction, tlueat.-leemy right to lauded by the American Institute of Architects com- iat' mittee on urban design and planning. sai(1 v In another issue of The American City, tribute is paid .,,!, monoxide Is not a poison didn't take lime out, to Utah utility s mw county, health department, which Perhaps rill! away to explain "precisely .serves 1.1 municipalities, including I'rovo City. chemist! meant. A what" Further indication high regard held for' Utah took me to task rapedle for it. lie said County planning' is the fact. that several cities. including a treat many people accept my Cleveland and Albuquerque have been trying to. hid away te;)(liiiii;s or opinions as sound; and reliable and the bald assertion; from the county its planning director, I. Bale Despain. lethal C O is not a Many of the 80,000 residents served by the Utah that the theretoie mislead poison many! mi;;ht what the of not aware nre Association County Planning persons whose schoolinR did not association is or what it does, include elementary chemistry,!' The association includes the seven-macounty plan- phv:oloiv or hyfiiene. i darn Mm. has jtv. ning commission headed by William II. Callahan, chairman, The -chemist, worry n- -; l of 11 county mtmicr- - ;niMd m- e- consulciahle the 'ThtMTiiTritrconinvf?s!onrrs; mayors L:l was inclined to that .. . .... .1. ...I..MMIII r i V. panties, .superintendents oi ,ipme, rrovo ami .ncoo seiiout (M)nh.)(,(,n his ,.ritjrism M first, districts, and chairmen of nine city planning commissions. tlt on second thought I tried to While all action must be approved hv these 37 members 'consider the matter as would an lunkhead- -a person who of the association, most of the actual planning work is rived to get throu'th hii'h net! out by two paid statf members, Mr. Despain. iti,out"jihlna" d The Washington assisted by Ivu Snell, secretary and draftsman. I JCV) hygiene or ehemisiry. Utah County rianning Commission, first to be, elded 'it ran do not harm to ex- renfitnit in (tin in! frmnimt u iii oren un nniviintoil nn Dec. plain why rnihnti monoxide. " P"'"""""- ls 80l 22, 1911. after the state legislature had passed an enaUlinjri,,h"";h in,nn'ef ect. ', - act making such action possible. t hat Is a poison?j When in l'JII. the government announced its intention stedman says it Is "any sub-- ; to build a $200 million steel plant, older citizens loresaw an nnee which, when taken into a s,t-lKr rpcrretnh p rh.mi'C romini.' over. " p U'rru'hplmin'r nnit. t.i to 15 fl.Oi or less. Is tnhiriotis their ajrricuitural valley. Yet all Rood farming land had health or dancrrous to life." Dor By DRi:W PFARSOV iDartmou.h In New Hampshire. The Tress Secretary llagerty deftly been divided and rcdivided by children and grandchildren, says It is "any substance ap . . .... ....... WAIllVflTllV Thurlau ' rflltflTolftlg"MCinftili a. m., Presidejit Kiscnhower will 1'""" elected. After "that, he'll duck congressional leaders In advance home to seek a livelihood. These young citizens welcomed !ha'i. or developed wunm me . . (tor- I 1 . 11)1 i - t f Hit-til- l irS' i rSVtv- " - " . 1 . 1 I.. "'. UJ",,T" 1 . fed-!m;i- I C I of-th- . n a uj--v . 1 1 car-lfdinn- lllsdlud t, jhvsioio-directo- Merry-Go-Roun- de-Th- e President Eisenhower Will Attend Breakfast Prayer With Small Group - j Knsi.-jus- 111 thr-m- . By PKTKR FpsOV Wishintton Correspondent inew Secretary of Defense may t 'putting forward as his plicy. 1 ' NKA HI i y tit s of the three Neic He- WASHINGTON speechei fense Secretary Chailej K. Wilson include: u - u- - ,mee -s- peeches-Jte,, i.. a plan for --"dual - purpoW-na- de in the fall of 1951 which plants, capable of manufacturing irouably Jed to hu appointment H.ms( shifted rapidly from civilian to a cabinet Job. i0 ,iPf,.nsp prpduetion ' or used After he had made the first simultaneously for both. An end n'f 'speerhV'but before delivery of thel other two. the General Motors; controls over pikes and wages president ..ent ropies of all threejam1 the substitution of Indirect speeches to General Kisenhower. controls over money and credit Within two weeks the general supply to end deflut'ion wrote back to ,Mr. Wilson, mm- i i . ';'h.e Ccnff y? ' !,'ra,',)" mending him for demonstrating ..3,; that we can and must produce flkt'rs wa!Ie , t wliith national security without falllns adjustments and an increase of was the befilnning of h,.contact Cfnt thaf led to the President's of Mr. Wilson to the' Dual Purpose Defense Plants top defense post. Mr.Wilson's first point was cov- Washington today Is studylnCieTcd in a "Preparedness Policy" Ihesp three speeches to Ret a speech before the American Ord. better grasp of ihe Ideas which thennnce Association in Cincinnati. Its main argument can be in oversimplified form like this: .: Americans want peace with a stable economy and ail cver-im- , proving standard of livi-- ;. In solving this problem we must preTaken from the files of serve American free competitive society. Maximum' flexibility must the rrovo Herald. he retained to convert rapidly from peace to war. Since 1945, the 20 Years Ago t S. has not had a practical industrial mobilization plan. Feb. 3, 1933 G. Kiederick nonfils, SV. e ... dirwt'pntT . ,'','.' , t; !"Unt ''dement apf Once News Mow History i"1'1"0":- "- P""'!""" ' ""Denver Hidatrd o7 n I tiuiU iiim ai mi! ago oc .2 mn, (lmp ,lv- -ilirp. Kldrcd M. Royle of tlllc.la a bdl in th proposed legislature. ler rnrln, o .o reduce the u : , ' - ' ' ,he ,v?" , r.. . lL -- ' nV legal rate of inter- - Cleveland bomber General plant " " ' " .wouirs. 3 to 1 per cent per month aiul Mp " ' n Vu'rtrol'P proposes eliminate all inspection fees be (U?llWd ' serv.ee charges Mayor N. Kllertson revealed that a dele- l"'0'"'"Hoi, ' ' !V'C'ar con,,racts. qation may be sent from I'rovo n 5CVW' 8". to Washington to urge an e ,.. necessary. nriatu.n for . .building ; . . five war veterans f r'"nrr- Pla,lt, wultl use the same iwcie.to be presented the Purple ' .r?s' '"'fetcrias, power plants n"s'')l!''1ls. The greatest 'Heart medals here. Thev were , y Kc ",ou,(l bp n ,hP "se of the William E Itoimelt, 'Frandsen, Ralph Westover, KarrsaJnc ,awr "force .without, y and Nels Peterson a JZ?SjjTwro-llCT-M- advan-iStanle- Jlnl. ... asient dislo-Perr- me pian nZnu atceier- citv "'""iuii treasurer, who was designated "fonts, leaving them 'for private-industr-y operation. which causes or may cause clerk . . . the operetta , requisition Ihody. Flor-he too When in i that Interested wasn't Mnm sneaking nniiii. engagements. tT ' Jft or disturbance or tune-- , Mjlnl lUlliLlt r east at the Dixon junior high In, namnge hlrll tO'..nt.i..rt 1.1'.i n fun .1.. Economy cpnritnrc i.r... i,.iirt i,...u:... " ' ' ; - " The planning association was set up in an effort to Hon." Webster says a poison Is V'V" cluded Jack Jensen. Helen Lewis, Mr. Wilson's Imperiled -economic views "jij"5 'y LF rpu'ajTfuman had for government roor- - .velyn' Clark, Evelyn Anderson were outlined reap the benefits of new industry, while avoiding charac- 'any agent, which, Introduced Prayer. in his second wee, a ma g oup speech lta Fr?mntnn, teristic evils of a boom town. The county planning commis- (cs,, In small amount! Into an- seoaons xauu-;Vh:'SanUation. Russell, Marjorie before the D.li uV , i m iui iuvumusi Marte Be may chemically prnLewis and Frois Advancement of Thus sion was asked to provide a master plan for an industrial organism, the Director Budget Dodg ll,,. . a Department vannennerc f . inp room, .i nrivaie i"'"11 . r, Oil 4. Illl.lllHUa V, ,i,,i llUVr MltlUI, cost-of- The L S. faces two took the defeat, hot his chief in the era, just as earlier leaders had planned for a century of agri- feet. dijitng room in the senate, to pray. postponed its new type major problems today, he said. The first Is cultural development. 10 Years Ago CVbon monoxide Itself, color- Hepuhlicans and Democrats alike ''Vtng tnucx nexi mon.n was While House. ..... possibility of a third ..m-Senator Homer Ferguson s these meetings. No One of the first actions of the new planning commis- less.) odorless, tasteless, kills In 1 Note the was defeat The Actually second is the danger of losing who's been badsenng Secretary Feb. 3. 1913 Hoovsion was to set up an anticipatory ordinance, which zoned seconds if breathed 1 in concentra- ty surrounds them and few people a one. serious ' Durkin to Veep puhlish- !ot The office of Price Admlnlstr-Wpr0Rrcss of tion greater than part in 100 know they take place. with Eiin er and Truman the county as early as 1942. i Sn'm. 'timp ion announced that the next cof of air; breathing air con Ike', einsp'inc the old one, too. Reason ls senhower wcn together A'ih . parts it united on To prevent growth of grimy industrial shacks, the com- tainlne onlv 1 part In 500 will'friend. Senator Frank Car.son o.'.that the l.enerai Motors contract r jrmly " p. ne said, the ration would be one pound for or"---V- Index The defeat means that millions o six weeks Instead ef of sor,?d ,0 missioners set aside the area surrounding the steel plant produce unpleasant, even serious' Kansas, chairman of the Interna- - ls '" ,n ,ne to dollars be 1. by reorgani- 'or five weeks. W' German i"He. Price and. production eon. . . and other industries as a grcenbelt of agriculture, they di- symptoms. And do not forget that tional Council for Christian Leader-- ! " "e government siops piimisninK zing duplicatingpruned in probably high command announced official-h- -' the presence of carbon monoxide shin, asked General Eisenhower if it. the auto workers might have v.lll not be saved. bureaus irT was rected, new, permanent housing- into, existing towns, where iii This was a ma ..... r ation sneeificn v cr ti. . . tho the air may not be even sus- - he would not Dartieinate andke an excuse to demand new wage thf . . ' "1 'flit CO.'lIro S. envnrnmm,t .1 schools, police and fire protection and utilities and streets pected before the victim becomesla pledge on which Ike fA..n l ,1.. y jor campaign . While congress is great" believer in prayer, ac- - boosts . . will not be able to produce. For ee.isPfl "i. o'f The nMinn-- area r.ro(uo on."r .nthetie rubber and and roads already existed. iin8 about lowering taxes, scvewl powerless and unconscious !Cepted. ... ri.'.iain. , Uncontrolled subdivision of agricultural land was also "freezes'' or even ceslsts efforts "The only bnc" thing," he cau- - states may try to Increase "taxes under Uie drastically modified 'ahflp lenrtern. WIIIKm firmn . HP mi i .P " , him.. "r1""1 mufl not for example, Arizona, Michigan. powers just voted, congress can the AF of L and Philip Murrav of be tioned "let s not have? anv teleprohibited by county ordinance. The ordinance prevents to Sorescue far-- as .. the CIO. protested to President medical .examination vicinn iOhio and Texas . . . New Jersey's easily override him. r,,ti to rie en Mhn both undue speculation in lands and straggling of urban or chemical Note 2 This was another victory Roocvrlt that tbe cost of livinn ry. he tests show, carbon Robert cnnV Congressman ,h fn,.i"conscienliou up, ,. . V. e - must artnnt into the Bob for the hand unseen with ' of Taft pettine-nuof hnnnrfc"" n,l'!..growth agricultural belt, taxpayers being monoxide does not itself injure Hilton, head of the 'hoi el" chain. Kean "proudly points out that a ,,,at "void asked to foot'the bill for improvements. ff?l or damage the blood or vital ori i i rnlnrnri trtnrann Hnrnthv Mavnnp. His two commitlee chairmen led in sked him to do something ahout 'n f .u " We lke- - Democrats voted fo. ;t. . . . OPA RupplydeI i It or tissues. gans , predicted merely led Silver as progressive Equally important has been the planning board's ' gress of Christians and Jews, and sang and Rabbi Abba 'riH ,0 Ike. and .of the cells ichteninc "S. tissues VTM" controls body rationing work in fostering creation of a county health, department, prives vent-onstep further. He the nation In prayer at rresiaent 1943 until every item of and organs of thp oxygen , they Hilton L luring "Most Eisenhower' The I'nder Dome .to inauguration. breakfast a long range road plan, sewage disposal, elimination of water need to function. The '" ' 'm,,atlVe has a invited the president daily consumption s restricted by at the Mayflower Hotel. Ss many of the people of America wanted Correction: Host at the near and air pollution, adoption of a uniform building code and greater affinity" for the . . . Robert G. Hodsnn. end. 'car , to and a a Jew play Jicgro senators and congressmen are an- blood-th- an '?''nn 0 party at the Mayflower hotel Provo. was promoted to first lieu- a system of builiting permits, promotion of the Centati Utah oxygen,, roles - in ; ttre country's " to lome that it will be was not Joe McCarthy as tenant In the air corps. recently and hence so saturates the blood reclamation project, plans for development of the county's greatest, ceremony," Kcan com- repotted in this column, but Al ov omer that oxygen is crowded out, so to cult to get them all in. nig mamif.-cturer- s, Mr. Wilson deliv"You can tell the cabinet I'll mented. "But we must continue McCarthy, Joe McCarthy was pre- spectacular recreational resources. speak. The effects of breathing bis ered third address O'C lu llllliui UJ. nn "W.i"es mnnnvirln . . ,.hlfl., If hp IhPrP." tie DrCSK CI1 to (1 Car Operaing on a comparatively Jow budget, the planning miu, uui was noi me nosi. , , , and Economic Stability" at Michl-gr- n ,ne Certain anli-lk- c commission has been resourceful in obtaining competent as- not entirely due to anoxia (lack sog, adding with a smile, "1 sup-1Republican sen- Strip College. of oxygen in body cells, tissues, pose that's tantamount to telling must stand emlal before their have been hatching a quiet sistance at little or no cost. Tfl it tin .Vhpnrrnj 1. . . . to come." ;lou'. tlit,z.t,'!s as thcy d0 1)t'foreiPlan to get one of their men an-- . Anoxemia means organs. -"ti'"" The county planning commission has taken full adthat business 'cvele' pnnM h. uu"' gen deficiency in the blood. pointed U. S. attorney in the Dis Washington Pipeline enntrolled and a drastic denresslon ' vantage of such reports as studies carried out by Utah state Mountain, sickness is anoxemia, rict of Columbia. This job is Ike' Finesse One unique feature will be the' such as occurred in the earlv '30s resources planning board, Utah state committee on and so is air sickness. The air at regarding criminal prosI avoided fact that Harry .Truman's parson.!.-- . Those., w ho ... w atched President , so. is. exrarefied or altitude; trial development- and the Wasatch7 front studies carried giM Rev.' Edward H." Pruden of the Eisenhower work during his first ecutions, and the senators who conhere was"pnptl. ' that trol the D. A. could have a lot to breathing out by the U. S. Defense Health and Welfare Services in panded fails ordinary .Hon of the principles given in his to supply enough First Baptist church, will deliver. two weeks in office are unanimous say about who goes to trial and capacity- that he knows Dallas speech, plus the use of his to use the The how 1942 same the openconcluding prayer. to the blood, cells and or- oxygen who doesn't.. . . . during the fight wage plan. Ho says It will double The county planning commission was active in secur-jean- s to maintain normal func-in- g ing prayer will be given by C'on-- political finesse of another past over E. Charles Wilson, the standard of living every 23 or grcsswoman Katherine St. George master, Franklin Roosevelt.' oftion?: on on the eastern shore Jim Folsom of Alabama tele report sewage pollution 30 years. of New York, Republican, chair-Unlike Harry Truman, FDR Utah Lake by Headman, Fergusdn and Carollo. Phoenix Q,.f:s.T,0N'!..4 NSE.RS man of the house of representa- - never got too far out in front, let graphed Senator Lister Hill of Alabama folks want After making a long speech Consulting engineers, in else carry the ball, other! Alah'lma: While, the planning C0mmis- - fhavc had six babies, three at lives breakfast group. Others LOADED sion's recommendation for a county wide sewage disposal, home, three at the 'hospital. jncipatinR will be Senator Carlson, noses than his got bloodied. Mr i! cu .'" 011 ,he .Grn('ri!) "otot's bil- - about the lack of evening conNASHUA N. II. School lion dollar mink coat. as with the versation, compared Dr. was Abraham Truman mind having six more,toma(1 Hilton, always out System fell through, its recommendations are being carried-Wouldn'" ' ' 'r. I ,0 old Old Man Hobbs good days, cam"a,c,n " instead of ' r hv . thom at hTe,nZ'idr?ie7,f,r In,,m,a-lakinout singly by some of the county's citiesT including ,hf blame Kt h"Mr"m frhcw'in tat j'f ,,,,rou'd , ore be- got mad at the whole ii hoi a tea r, ,hffnhmnr c inn h nro tvicc.ntf it It wasn't the sniffles, but a high cause he missed hisfamily One town, American Fork, has already carried but its tN,Cf" favorite him-and tiie president I got along as well or ership, refuse Ike's finesse was evident when policy decision that kept Mamie a radio program while talking. Icass 'with $1 Jf the plans for a modern sewage disposal system. self. tho . rnnrpaninlinn Kill1 ..11 ir. si'iuiiii.L'nr...nu'iiv ...v cfniprnnmnt n.n.. ii, ivvi.Hiniuiiui ,.fr, This year, a bill on water pollution is being introduced President Eisenhower will speak came up for a vote which went' (he other Sifnrd letters, not more She was all set to than one pate ur 100 words at two universities as soon as he against him. His budget director, (attend thenight into tlfe state legislature, which, if passed, will require all premiere of "Never Ions, pertaining to personal can get around to it first Dodge, carried the hall and wave 'at a WAC" at Keith's theater communities to brin gtheir culinary water and sewage dis health and hygiene, not to dl- - i liam and Mary in Virginia, then knocked down. Afterward. around' the block from the White got posal up to public health standards and will eliminate open tt srasf,.diagnosis or treatment. House. However, the last minute, sewers will be answered by Dr. Brady j SIDE a GLANCES of group Negroes threatened to By GALBRAITF if a stamped Good homemakers plan their family budget weeks or picket both the theater and the envelope is enclosed. Address j months in advance, successful merchants plan their busiWhite House If she attended-- on such correspondence to Dr. j ness affairs for months or years in advance. But a grounds that Negroes were barred. William Brady, co The Dally f j The president's top political adcounty must plan ahead, as did Brigham Young, Herald. Provo. Tlah. devisers held a for at least a century of growth. It is gratifying to know-tha-t a little better at home than I did ' cided the first lady must stay home Utah County is planning for the future. at the hospital . . . (Mrs. W. A.) . . President Alben Answer As you know better When it becomes your responsibility to decide Barkley had trouble finding a scat I than do, Ma'am, there is no good at the premiere. He headed autowhether flowers shall be included in a funeral reason why hospital beds and hos matically for the section reserved service, remember that flowers, symbolic of eterpital services should be for high government officials, but nal life and hope, have always played a part in 19th century obstetricians and !by an usher ordered hinvback among Private ownership of large land areas is contrary to their $300 snob life's most significant ceremonies. customers, while so many the, private citizens the "Christian idea of the distribution of property, sick people who need hospital care As members of the National Selected Mortiforeign notables attended that TV The Most Rev. .Manuel Larrain, Bishop of Talca, Chile, to a are denied it for "lack of sufficians, we, of course, conduct services according Elaine Shepard, Ingirl glamor; n Congress on Rural Life Problems'. He amp- cient" beds." to your wishes. Yet we think you should know terviewing celebrities in the lobby, lified this by saying that there could be no true Christian T ... .1 Varicosities had to ask questions in French. , u. that flowers at this time often provide comfort order-whilimmense land holdings remained in the hands of veins in my iegs- -i wonder what Spanish, and' Turkish . . . only a to the family as well as a tribute to the one they few caught a glimpse oC General a few owners whrti 'multitudes were deprived of almost! they will look like ten years from1 love. , Omar Bradley, the guest of honor, inDo now. -' of . you approve everything. the, in the out he came before ' wings ,JM ; Bishop Larrain has put his finger on a sore spot of theIJerA,ion ,l'ra'n,e"f to be introduced. Noticeably stage eeonomrthrouglwut the world. Some 2,000 years ago w conscious, Omar straightened his uniciii historian Livv said. "Larce estates have ruined, in your case. Hut you can pre- tie, tugged on his coat, and sneakI e CwX ed a peck at himself in a Italy." This condition has never been remedied there, until. vent a lot of trouble by exercises and l!,cr Procedures described in mirror. now, when the'De is at-.- . - ......(... TTtffti:crt-- .. Tf i mm niv in Clear. n'P-'- JT 'OldT-oyd- , ;i;. , ii,.i. l'JZTu ;H - ,imn-atten- d publicl-'lKan'- ... n JU;"., J'"'" m-r- s - 1 .,l,ln.. talk-utterl- ' ''" I - r,.k ZZ t "'s T T ' "if e TT ; S'pmo ''rS i,,,.'", C-- 0 (, n,hn "ll RM-UA- ?!" , , I11': fel-ato- rr oxy-;the- J a "'e , - j -- Pvo. Merry-Go-Roun- d ZnZf T - i - j fast-growi- 1 Land Hunger Wil-Jo- i P 9 Setttititwt 0 . . e .... Latin-America- : . the!prS57t J.d TlaS. back'-staiz- seriously tiring Gasperi government to break up the huge land holdings. vast land possessions by a few," with tenantry for the's. masses, to'lirinir about the Communist overthrow of the old regime in Russia. Those of a former generation will recall the great, part that desire for widespread land ownership played in Irish unrest. The UllitPfl St at no ii it has been possible for the small farmer to operate ably. It Would be a sad dav for America if that should be-- ! ZlL a. eT'for 'it'." did-muc- come no longer true. AW iork Judce Saul Cl R. Rtreit eat in hits i.u.. tl,v "- V hasketliull rilnvpra appiiaml nf nbin he may qualify as arefereVwhen he froS, On SO mailV s Q-- and A's wnat state was gas In ; ig.&M&32 light-- ! Q How does it happen that North Carolina is one of the larg est payers of Federal taxes in the United States. inrlcrpmnnt . JUllftV,tl.l'. Ki.il.nt, Oioi" ." Because of the Federal taxi ih? ' .... In woe. ' Vr'ZT a: ' .... - -.. T M. IMS H U. NT, t PtL W.M, Off Ia r "I learned in algebra class today. Mom your somiing friend Mrs. Jones bought a downtown Saturday'." wig Times oren't reoUv bod until guests stort writing their hoitesscj letters, HU ,'( s - - - ' - i; iif i i nTTrr.1 |