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Show t - . ... ' EPSON IN WASHINGTON Soviet A'drertising Campaign Even In Flower Contest- sy It's Politics Everywhere PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH, SUNDAY, APRIL; 29, 1956 I '' i There was : a time wheni the free world scoffed !at many of Russia's boasts in the weapons field.' It has learned hot to take them lightly. And it will hot shrug off the latest claim that jthe Soviet military soon will have guided missiles warheads capable of strik.with , ing any spot on earth. This particular boast may well repre sent substantial exaggeration. After all, the globe is a pretty big place. And even though the Soviet Union spreads across 6000 miles and its satellites and allies give it- - actual or potential .command of vast additional areas; that still leaves a Jot of territory a long way from Commu t H-bo- mb j -- soil. nist-hel- d - Furthermore, as the Russians define it, soon" may be quite 'a ways! in the future. They do not spell it out in terms of years or months. Yet there is no reason for us in America, or. for our friends abroad,! to i take great comfort from these likely exaggerations. Cut away a good deal from I In any event,, there can be no doubt whatsoever that the Kremlin is pressing hard to beat us to this goal. Whether or not the Russians !are ahead today, we know quite well we! have inot won this vital contest. We have all' known for a long time that to Tall far behind in the race would be to invite Russia to risk military assault on the free world. . But even jif we re close behind, the damage to lour cause J could be severe. E very uncommitted nation land many of the weaker free world countries! are watching, to see who will be second, however narrowly. If the frontirunner is Russia, the "neutralist" pressures fwill become intense. The word will go about in many quarters to seek peace on the Kremlin's terms. That is what Khrushchev is playing wnen he boasts now. tie knows Kus-si- a ior has convinced the toughest skeptics that it doesn't often deal in wholly empty claims regardinir weaoons. Thus he knows that eVen exaggerated boasts Iwill be at least partly believed by many, many men. ' The Soviet leaders came to Britain speaking again of '.'peace as they have so often in recent times. But it is utterly plain from Khrushchev s digression into r military matters .that Russia is thinking 7 of peace according to' its own dictates not the free world's. all-import- ant ; so-call- ed Ke-fauv- j ' -- H-bo- mb 1 -- - -- - i - l - ' - - - 1 ' - - ' v .linn -.b.. if I'll j, .n... r-- m ii. 1 r..li-- J The chopping block Farm Problem Presents Challenge -- ! 1 1 1 THE MATURE PARENT trends properly interpreted. Here, then, is the test, with certain gratuitous answers thrown in by the writer, just to fill out the space: 1. IF THE Japanese ambassador came to call, what kind of iflower arrangement would you have on your hall table? j Ans. Like as not, you'll get caught with "Chinese water lilies and China asters on the table. 2. If you gave, a dinner party for the feride and groom, Their Serene Highness of Monaco (they mean Grace Kelly and the Prince), wrhat sort of a centerpiece would you have? Arts. Since this was a pretty unfortunate exhibition of marriage manners, We suggest a floral decoration consisting 'entirely of a pungent weed. 3. If you weekend guest wTere the First Lady, what floral offering wxuld you put on the breakfast tray? Aris. She wouldn't come, so why worry ? But what's to keep her from getting up and eoming down to breakin her bangs, to eat with the fast with a forget-me-nfamily? 4. (If a small showing by Christian Dior were held in your home, what composition would you have on the mantel? Aris. This is the night not to come home and find out. 5. (IF, AT your after-theatparty, Noel Coward were to entertain your guests, what flowers should go on thejpiano? Ans. Crepe paper chrysanthemums. They're the only kind they ever have on the stage that show people know anything about. 6.1 If Princess Margaret were due at five, how would you arrange flowers for a small tea table? Ans. Put vine leaves in your hair and send th family! to the niovies. 7.1 If Ezio Pinza came for pizza, how would you make a composition for the buffet table? Ahs. No pizza. 84 If Anne Lindbergh were reviewing "Gift From tha Sea" in your library, what flowers would you have on the table? Ahs. Shoot the works. Annie isn't exactly the orchid) type, but why not scatter , rose petals all over-th- e . carpet, ankle deep ? '.'Per9J IF ED MURROW were interviewing you for son to Person," what sort of flower arrangement would go on the TV? Ans. Go to the dime store and get one of those imitation buttonhole bouquets attached to a small rubber tube with a bulb full of water on the other end. If he questions, squirt. That'll starts) to ask embarrassing i fix him. 10. If you were preparing a barbecue for your best beau (or girl), what decoration would you make in hia (or her) honor? Ans. Well, dandelions are iff season. 11. If Cinderella were coming to your birthday partly, what; sort of flowers would you arrange for the table ? Ans. Ladyslippers. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! 12. If you knew Peter Pan would fly in the window one. fine spring night, what sort of flower arrangement would (you have on your dressing table? one, it's time to put up the Aps. This reminds screens. ot j " er and their ilk. " 'IF' tis to be the theme of the show," it sa.s in the ad vancej publicity. The contest centers on what kind of a flower arrangement you would make "If" certain assorted celebrities were coming to your home as guests. State Department protocol is involved in this, so it becomes necessary to know all the background and have the latest ! wfiat Nikita Khrushchev said and you ' still have plenty to worry about. He talked, of course, about the intercontinental, ballistic missile which the experts believe can be perfecwarhead to a ted to deliver an of" some miles. 5,000 range. Some of pur own lawmakers are conr vinced Russia is indeed ahead of the United States in the race to produce such . This is a lesson, that, ought not to be a weapon. And President Eisenhower has acknowledged that we trail Moscow in lost on us if we should dare atj this juncsome aspects of the guided missile race, ture to be complacent about our position 'though he does not specify which aspects. in the crucial guided' missile race. ' By PETER EDSON . NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NEA) "Flower Arrangement" has neyr been one of the Washington indoor sports that this department has felt obliged to cover. But times are changing. The political significance of this subject is brought' into fociis by a 'Tlowerama 1956" contest. It has just been announced by the Wesley Heights-Sprin- g Valley Garden jClub, which holds forth in the Washington suburb vhere dwell Vice President Nixon, Sen. Estes World Weapons Race Is Crucial "" s prairie and buffalo, but you'd still thousands of dollars per farm in shape of subsidies, are a great The farm problem, like the have the problem of taking care the of farmers the country sorely class would who be the of up people weather, is something everybody who have received little needs, rooted. , t4lks about, without changing it in and slowly .but surely the least. The 'farmers' income If it is wroag to 'guarantee the help, forcedareinto love. to the bankruptcy. problems By MRS. MURIEL LAWRENCE poor responses continues to drop steadily while farmer a profit large enough to being think Senator Watkins is being I Instead of hating it, let her be business Writes Mrs. A., "Our youngest and turn us into a nation of ama should be and his it wages go up. support profits family, child of fivestammers. teur child psychiatrists. Its pro- gin to respect it asja safety de- Everything indicates that farm in wrong to guarantee the railroads, influenced too much by what he bcy--a His trouble developed after a sick- motion is particularly irresponsi vice Eddie discovered all by him come will be a billion or so dollars steamship and air lines and other sees in his own back yard the edu self when he needed it. In his less this year than it was last, and public utilities .a profit. All they same thing which I see tannine. ness of mine when he and his sis- ble, since these Utah County was a region of small ter stayed with our aunt. She's al- cators know 'that any productive stammer,' he found a compromise taey will pay from five to ten per have to do is plead poverty, and farms. They were independent, to raise rates. and ways favored the girL I am sure psychiatrist: is always more con- between silence toand free speech cent more for wnat they have to they are permitted they were good, and they were for protection she had Some trouble with Eddie cerned with his own response to that he turns It all comes fron- - the same source, operated by honest and industrious . the pockets of the people, that caused Ms stammer. How can his patient's behavior than with when he's disturbed. fT he ' papers ? But came, and the people. with him We wouldn't attack ; the causes. .. No legislation that I know of has farms wereindustry I find out what it was?" ; con- - , full of up into chopped ' ,X for our critical depending anxiety 'mat his if know 'know. don't Neither do you They I ever been proposed that would smaller, and smaller units. response cern as to have to know what caused Eddie's is unprejudiced, loving and in- on the banister to descend stairs whether Presireally help the small farmer who In my community our waterwould too short his for, legs, ; re himself high A. the Mrs. stammer, operates his farm with his own master states that seventy per cent patient telligent, dent Eisenhowwe? causes. to behavior's labor. I quote Senator WaUdns: of the users of our. irrigation his veals we've what been Contrary er's veto of the " the problems associated streams are men employed else told by , parent educators, mere So I suggest that what Eddie We have no more fight to hound firm hill will than to stammer his discard him not with chilis mother pry-causes his of of the needs lifting the levels of living of where than on their farms. It be from; knowledge j of our farm comes a problem for them to get about dren's problems, is no solution to ings into the how, where and when we'd have to shove his hand from tisance his K people who live on farms which, off work even to irrigate their them. he was made afraid of free speech the banister. If we love Eddies Ranees of being for one reason or another, are un- crops in turn. These must be inAll that false idea has done is but a new, unfrightened," unpre- with unprejudiced intelligence, we re - elected, but to economic units, have not been and evitably, the uneconomic units the solutions, his childish to nobody seems encourage us to ignore our own judiced view of it, the view , of respect 3 . f can never be solved through i , de him of instead m ai Ml tiU W g fear letting senatorj speaks of.. Yet their small ifjO them because of shame programs." (Whether or not! velop farms are, or should be, an im RUTH MILLETT SAYS some thoughtless prejudice says ' helped or hurt I do not agree with Senator portant part of their living. And V Watkins, to whom I am indebted it must: not be forgotten that they they're clumsy and inconvenient. tse farmers for the Joint Economic Report, were forced to take jobs because If he feels our friendliness to sve the farm-- Mr. Robertson which contains his very able and low price! of their produce and ward the stammer that has been ers themselves. his solution, he wfll gain new con Everywhere I go I hear people thoughtful minority report, that the the high price of what they bought, fidence in his ability to solve prob- express their animosity toward the rural development program initi- forced ,them to become at least RUTH MILLETT By i wageworkers. A number of men readers have said Amen" to a recent lems and with it,! develop the gpvernmeni neiping me larmers. ated by Secretary Benson would part-tim- e In. to do j much these But are still vast areas there old to people. discard his help idea that farmers the have column of mine in which I said that the crying need in homes today strength safety They ana A UCUCVC kAMXb U1C UUCVUlIVUiit i wnere me larms are smau iQC in device." are and Cadillacs drive rolling is to make room for; Papa. ifnitsv ya nftt esA AvfanrfvA as liav' where outside employment is un To help Eddie, we need more wealth, - and that they are being Most of the letters and postcards had a! pathetic ring. r xL believed. In between them, available. These farmers are the j? xea io suosiaize peopie wuo me been "Lake this one, for instance: "Regarding your article about what love, not psychological informa' the and off big farmers who pull down' forgotten men. tion. istakenly believe are better nail a man can call exclusively his in his own home, you hit the are. ' they j . right on the head. Politically, the president's veto DR. BRADY'S COLUMN vfas a smart move. The few farm . , than many of my fellow husbands j vbtes he loses will be more than .; :.. Some women like furniture? is leather don't that it day, Q When do scholars believe offset by the city votes, he gains. "Why a a can own." desk of chair ind leather have I fact remains that :it was a my maybe, the historic Stonehenge Tfce Mad bill, and that - it would have You could have that Jesk and chair right now. And other hus that i monument in England was built? more dotbing or artificial heat those few farmers By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. mostly helped bands, .too, could have the articles of furniture and the space they A Its origin is still a mystery. who don't need help, . and would I feel sorry for the woman in than normal persons in the same need for living if they would only stand up to their wives and say: The circle of neolithic stones is eave d6ne nothing for the low her changing years who' hasn't circumstances; gloomy spirit "Look, I am going to pick out my own easy chair. If you want to have been erected thought who do need .it. In a sense of humor. What with the which perhaps is noticeably, un to go along to choose a color that will fit in with the color scheme, over eroup 4,000 years ago by a mi- fact, no bill can help them. much. hot all rifrht. individual's cheer former like the flashes, -The only thing that can really chills, head-"But I'm going to get the kind; of ehairjl want. And it doesn't gratory Bronze Age tribe. Taken from the Files of gave a talk before students of ful self; tendency to become pre make any difference to me whether or not the neighbors would Kelp is a few years of universal aches, etc., Sfi the BYU. on the subject "Ban vC Vine disaster. The Provo Herald 50 ends feeling fatigued, gray: like it, an Interior decorator would approve of it, or whether or not Q How did Martha's maturely ners or Bayonets" . . . The spring reaching yard, Mass., get its name?. The plans proposed by the ad all this, well, fashion it looks like something in a. decorating journal. shows featured the latest languid and somnolent in the Twenty-Fiy- e Years the A for from little was be named then it let It Ago ministration but a vary after probably rest,, which was topping a SIT. ; to contrasts, night's want morning in." it "I the baby daughter of one of the program first advocated by Mr. said. life begins less so later in the day: weak black with a white bkmse" skirt HOME IS NOT A SHOWCASE who explored the island Henry Wallace, whose wisdom is at 50. I ness of knees; low blood pres- April 29, 1931 or and white hat. The average woman today does a fine job of making her home sailors jacket and for the many grape vines being vindicated by the years. Of So far, except! ,. The Mendelssohn Male ofaorus sure: head noises: deep-seatattractive. She studies and learns! and imitates and asks advice. found r on s assorted? it. Benson or the Mr. crops course when for sboulderblades says between gave a concert in the Community pain And she usually comes up with pleasing furniture arrangements the into the" should be verv low in symptoms, the "incorporated back, aggravated ChurchJ with piano soloist Wikna So and choices of colors. Wal comment mightL. did What Alaskan the than bird sounds in better soU." Q it lor relieved not rest' much by But while she is busy creating a picture, she sometimes forgets Boyle .1. . Clyde Scott was ap name Xbe territory's lace's blunt, "plow them under,' be my own. Dr. Brady teed: outer third of eyebrows English tea bags will have bet-. thin; that' a home isn't designed just for show or ;to please her eye only. legislature J Fire Provo chief of official the a bird? in of letter is same but they mean the woman appears much older tnan pointed thing. part Actually it ter tea and they won't dangle on A home is to live in. Xnd who has a better right to have a say-What Wallace proposed, if you today's mail. The lady continues: her age; skin dry and s allow; department by. the city commis strings. You (British) hate Ameri so in what.makes it livable than Dad, who is paying off the mort-- A The.,--willow ptarmigan. remember, was ' an ever normal "Your article 'Are You Tired hair lustreless, falling; A furnished committee can tea bags because when yoa sion gage?-.,; would had we there it Who If oldest is the nasal passages makes room .uj. Sad It May Be Lack of Q granary. and president became So don't be timid, men. Your comfort Is every bit as important part of the facili put them on your saucer they look we have ever had? be no farm problem. What we've Iodine' bit the nail on the nose stuffy and causes nasal ties of the Provo Chamber of like dead mice or as your wife's idea of HER dream! house. A Andrew. J c k on, who got is an abnormal granary, bulg head." tl wrote no such title twang. Commerce as a result of the ef Tetley Ironside something. Tetley-Joneslacked only a few days of being ing with things nobody needs and I don't know what article of forts made by the entertainment intake dailv minimum Th tea British lord, brings tea BIDE GLANCES We've got too much .wheat, too hit the nail on the head.) "As iodin which every child or adult committee of the organization By GALBIUU7II 70 when be left office. to England. much corn, too much cotton, etc., I read I said "That's ME! es- iwrnirM for pood nutrition will headed bar Horatio Jones . . . bags Q Who is the largest tingle but paying premiums to raise more pecially feeling better as the nrevent these manifestations. Governor Kooseveit dismissed consumer of electric power in of the same won't help. Yet we day goes on, dryness or stuffi- Send stamDed. en charges of malfeasance against One feature of the mess he have a number of states which ness of the nose, and (former President Truman) left d the United States? and ask for the pampniet Mayor f Walker; of New York. behind velope was a A The Atomic Energy Com can't raise anything else. So,' what economy on shoulpain between the The Iodin Ration. upon which the city affairs com the skids and farm a to do? They should be returned to der blades. law mission. me responsible the send Please mittee based a petition for his for the of mountains Iodin Ration ki huge The J pamphlet SIrned letters not more I removal . . . Dn I W. Oaks farm ensurpluses, Q What metal do scieotiste con100 the stamped, a1 talk on the "Word of words one care mr than gave GOP National HalL to Leonard uranium sider a possible rival velope taciosed." (Mrs. C. N.) Wisdom' at the Manavu MIA Chairman. long, pertaining to personal as a source of atomic power? treator now the I remember, Oh, yes, disease, diagnosis meeting . . . Dr. Q. H. Brimhall A Thorium, . an element far ! health cot to on the Nail Mrs. hit and that aygleoe. article, God will keep them (Grace more . abundant than uranium, head. It was released Tuesday, I ment. wfH be answered by and Prince Rainier) together Kelly I which can be turned into Ura Feb. 21, and the title I wrote for Dr. Brady if stamped self-- I the water was changed to as ' en-just nium 233, an efficient nuclear Here arc Herald atari correspondents it was IODIN AND TIES TIRED I addressed envelope Is Utah of wine. communities i It, various the -' corrofueL closed.' Address snch Contact them ii you bav THYROID.. HAL COCHRAN County Francis Prince Br Father Tucker, to WCllaza Dr. machine electric an arc Is news. District circulation stents i Q mentioned the spondence voting article the In I ' Rainier's ' chaplain. also They stand ready to help most familiar manifestations of Brady, eo The DaOy Herald. Folks now are planning on used in the United States Senate? listed with problems eonceralns I wor to Utah.; from vacations A No, when the Senate votes Son grors, get away of tha Da per hypothyroidism,' functional defi r ries w hich Nanus Phone ciency oc the thyroid gland, a come back to I don't go and sulk ki a corner . the clerk calls each senator's Community they'll 087J4 Alnine. Lorn Devey I want. j they've if I don't got everything the of because AND ANSWERS name. When all 96 names are call "American the all from money . condition QUESTIONS which, t Fork Dena Grant 100 w to get been has object I My only S08J over names the Am in clerk Duana Durrant Fk is the (cir.l evidence spent. goes my ed, available, ACercies would be 0119R3 R Mrs. which J a for bill good Peay of those who failed to answer, to Benjamin. Tana Kicnaras judgment just iodin deficiency. Please write; something about an miim not Edgemont. This is a the farmer. good In this column I have said time allergic conditions. We expect The modern young man doesn't give tardy ones a chance to vote. Goshen Elberta bury Marguerite WaterGreenland A bill has now been introduced for and again that a real doctor cans you n have some practical sug- leave footprints on the sands of bill. 089 Jl Cressia Highland Ezra Taft Benson, agriculture machine. an electric voting learn as much about a patient gestions for victims of allergy time.. Just tire tracks. Lake Shore. Verri Bellows 0318-R- 1 or the vetoed farm secretary, metabolism by a simple basal . . . (S. S. W.f Lakn ' , " : . AC A Prue Kent bill. Mrs O What names were added to Lnhi 71W temperature test as l trick spe - According to a doctor; the av Zimmerman selfAnswer Send Josephine , stamped, 101 W cialist can by wheeling to the the Hall of Fame for Great Amer- Lehl Paul Willis ldr.1 ask for erage person is ill eight days a The V. S. Supreme Court li 6895 Lindon Evelyn Blake bedside an addressed envelope andFOR icans in 1955? customer's, gullible HU D Hales AL year. That leaves 357 days to having a hard time integrating Zora MaDleton RELIEF A Those of Wilbur Wright, co- - Nephi 21 imposing Rube Goldberg machine pamphlet Lee Bailey LERGY. gab about It. j schools, so what chance have I AC and reading the plus or minus inventor of the airplane; Gen. Orem Marearet Wnitwood AC to integrate audiences. Keith Irene Orem Calcium Food of Sources i (dr.) got i i Many on the scale. If I'm wrong Stonewall Jackson, confederate Palmyra Shlrlene Ottesen 0311R3 figures ' .. I fa) I IV-!- ; leads on I7i toothings I feed my husband calcium Catching Negro singer Nat (King) Cols.' 223J about this;1 why doesn't some hero, and George Westinghouse, Payson Madolinc Dixon I v I . 4 f .5." success. lets go. The failure to drink Parson Amber Jackmaz. (cirj 327J or medical tablets, as he is unable inventor of the air brake. PI Grove Beulab G Bradley 2551 competent physician too he is milk. is for It bad, so? administration, It's a say 4382 authority PI Grove Guy Hillman (sports . to "When a photographer charges an administration with, no leaderthe rheumatiz 2694 One with iodin deficiency. subject O On what side was Maryland PI Grove Jennie Gilbert cir.) PI View Yvonne Perry 111 $30 a dozen for pictures, bow can ship . . an administration, whose (T. B. F.) "; V during the Civil War? 0107R1 minus metabolism, hypothyroid Salem Marrrette Taylor Answer LLilk is the best source he expect you to look pleasant? President has been, away irczn A The Union' side. 6902 ism, whatever you please to call Santaqoin. EsteUa Peterson S2SJ it, usually presents not Sn Fork Frank Q. kt, the White House more than 23 just one of calcium, not the only source. So Fork Vir stela Evan (Society) 297 but several of these manifesta Civil shot the of defensive monu Which First oldest is the and kind of per cent ol the time in the first Q cheese, Any every So Fork B Davis Evans (cir.l 297 ' 33 was 12, 1861, war or months of his term. to tions fired; ment our 1 by Hortense of Butler Lake April first nuts, egg, complaints: Sprins peas, beans, yolk president? "Oh, I always feel younger when. visit the beauty IIII 425 Borer at Fort Evelyn Paul SprinrvUie Butler, Dernocrau: NaSumpthe Low are A First and Artillery The salad body temperatures, peanuts, Washington always greens George I get horns end lock ct George!" hetTield iiU Svttil! Katnerlne f Ciiirm-- 3, i; tional ' shop ter. monument in Baltimore, Md. (est UtXL llxa. lavera ntTcip CUi feeling odd cr chiliy and wanting good sources cf calcrum. By FRANK C. ROBERTSON Boy! Stammering Needs Love, Not Psychology er . j ; -- i ! so-call- ed . - j a-- e 1 - " j two-thir- J ds i ' I price-suppo- rt f A . j j Sit at Home in Comfort . ? m " A m . - j I ! - 1 1 a- ; . 1 - Qs andAs ! Hi, Girls, Whadaya Say? ; i I I ! 1 j ! . Once News Now History in-b- . : . I : j i j ! ed f They Say j j - - : tur-eesce- ut - - , . . self-address- ed N j .1 . deep-seate- . j self-address- ed Daily Herald I Correspondents .' 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