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Show . . - ,--- - - ' , w my ' w mr W- - . . . m , . - . , , - - ,, , - - ' - 1,- m ma, MI - -- - ' , , , Salt take City, Wednesday, January '29, 1958 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM. V , - - , - , . vv-- - my . . No Al9 , , , , ON THt NOTES nnvs --- M ' , ' Newspapers Jnspirlectitelibiti - 411.111' Win111 -- By DREW PEARS- ON-- MIRLY4O-ROUN- D " I . ,- arrows may be all we bay left to fight with." , 'That's right," agreed had gone out of his way to U.S. role in western civilize praise the Perez Jimenez re ttion was Its "dedication to gime. Testifying before the lumen liberty and dignity. "In fact, evenbeagoorldegi field of Los Angeles. .....,..., -- tholes kr 1 Loos MARK ',' Iasi Swot Motrisd Soo Small Ow KFRESHlMAN 4 MAIM , March 23, 1955, Dulles said: classificato slap crats, Reps. Chet Holifield ers when the thirteen colonies The richer they got the more were "Venezuela is a and John Moss, e . musing tion on sticks and stones. , z, ilf volt that upset dictator revolted against England, Vert. brazen they Were in kicking that has adopted the country outside the House of rtepre- kind of ' ' &II , Perez Jimenez was inspired ezuelan newsmen had more to out old wives and taking on policies which we think the sentatives about the bow and a in large, part by the news., a arrow invented scientist of South countries by 4 rew ones. do Fith the downfall of Perez othmeer DrugBy papers and led by newspaper a should adopt ; during World War II and still , 411,,, .,,, set the Jimenez Jihieilei Perez preceother than . one any Fabricio single rePorters. Ojeda, under have secrecy , the wraps by kept adopted . namely, they t) - of the chief revolt leaders, is a factor. ' vf 1,L dent br taking up with the ,; :',,, I -N on-No'go, ctPaltetes whhirprovideihe- - Pe"tagta-thirte- en , Publisher' Otero, though ' winner of a beautf Contest kind A. reporter working '. later. Venezuela newspaper a climate that is , -- ' la not per who produced a male heir. in on El Naciorml.."Cipano" Gen to foreign -capital to . "You know," opined Con. attractive United---- ' . initted had six different dictator The enter the . , Wad.. to, columnist for vast, " El tn. I gressman Moss, 'It might not ..o, States because of the McCor, residences. His chief of secret gi30-onal, another revolt leader, be such 'a bad idea Co keep , days later, March 29, 1Froit,m,...,4. ftle, ....,..'"- Pedro Police, admits Estrado, Act. be He ran bought that . was jailed some time ago. He .1955, John Foster was telling , that bow and arrow secret. New from Winston, ll Slows down jittery stomach nerves so the '..; Henry I fk ot --- went into jail weighing 200 was once a member of the 4 ill . After the next war is Senate the Relations neckt Foreign fought York jeweler, a fabulous Communist Party. pounds, came out a thin man. stomach can relax and get rid of nervous Committee that the key to the with nuclear bombs, bows and Returning from Paris on lace reputed to have cost $400, -Publisher of El Nacional is ' indirsatiorliattiliimidibia spew!. ' a, 000. 'Air France, he had some time Simultaneously, Pedro . . . Miguel Otero Silva, Venezue. , ' , Venezuelan filled , Estrada to York kill in jails , for New to li and, .. Ian poet, who has built up one ' . New The . T. and .. with -- 61At least Mr. 'Reuther Isn't drug in socrnlot Tork,N (Special- )some reason, U.S. itmnigra. ,, 'Of the livest news staffs in the political prisoners , slows doctors more down rooms ; that torture by actually him drug prescribed into let jittery stomauthorities tion operated go telling u how to design them western hemisphere. Like ach nerves so the stomach can than any other for nervous indiof the Otero werethe'scandal Afterward Manhattan. and editors American publishyet!" .., gestion, because it slows down relax and get rid of nervous indihemisphere:. , - remarked: -' -,- , nerves and relieves nervstomach gestion with incrediblesptedl The for sound was at "I . surprisedyour IN wAsnDiGrox, The Vene- 1 , savings ous acid indigestion with incred- - Buttery feeling of butterflies in : famed AP people. immigration Hoalth,For Today zuelan revolt did not ta,ke .. "111111r ,'" - ible speed, has been proved so safe the stomach and nervousness - a, let me ' the --administration bamlime sur- They supped up. They vanish. to made by available now been ' has it . : c , go into New York where I Duries Allen Chief SOOTHol.: the At aA same, without the Aims, prise. prescription. public dropped in at St Patrick's had privately predicted it was. In hospitalst, in clinics, in thou- - makes excess stomach acid tome at the . Cathedral, , Ritz, lupched . sands of doctors' prescriptions for pletely harmless, quickly rids 44..0- , ' ' bought a present for my wife - coming. KA his stomach of gas, relieves hearttheir private patients, this WOW FOR statistical in the , Earlierhowever, By W. W. BAUE114.11.D. even at Tiffarry's and never ."'"';' ..., -milof burn and acid indigestion. the state,has ' ge reliefle ibrother, secretary brought :meta 4ty Bethil tallest" s lateslyear for whirl final blew hp the Biookly-tilkid11 PO GET BOTH AT AlltOrielli Medical Amosistios SOOTHot tablets are now on lions from jittsry stomach nerves .0, 4 statistics are available, there ' , 03 tite- no sale at all drug stores without nervous and the indigestion to be GETTING that were deaths from 1,085 M3 , , rr, --- prescription, for only -- Trivalent todarr- 7,1-in the li time of year again--4th- e 1 this time first guaranteed for the dareom from gas utilities; , volt was the personal behavior tal;lo olr ' 1 from a tokbriair stew fret .4..p i..1...v..., time when thermomers reg. States: 594motor boughtwithout p trif Jr , vehicles and ' of Perez - Jhnenez and the men and nervous acid indices; 271217frfrcironterVil ist.er tion -- in handy, pleasant-tastin- g TiuY st lEwi : 1110$ low,- when the sky turnsit 11, hint. The.- Catholic sources other .."11. 1 , or tion money refunded. tablets called SOOTHott I r k ' SCHREYER TYPEWRITERS leaden, when the wind (stoves, furnaces, etc.). And ' Church began turning against 11060.10010111Pbertised amp., stomach medically-prove, e ,This addl. took when ' they every last one unnecessary, them SOUTH STATI IL switches into the north' and 137 - MGM ACIOSS , , Melba in "Int kWh IN111611P2S PROM SEMIS. because all were preventable. tional, wives and mistresses. - blows cold, cold! I -- '' - . - 11E7ASHINGTON -- The re. 10 SOUTH -- '' ill -- ' , , - Prescribed Most ' VP- , 1 . -- -- r-t- , , 41. 0 - Art : - -- i or . ervous n d.ige sti Available Withott. Prescription I, - , Doctors ' II - - , -- i- nz--4a1- 2a . - ' , . , 'or t west---er- n ' IT TAICES - - - nerve-relaxi- .1" - , -- , - Ima-"- , s - oney . - -- -- Danger Of Carbon Monqxide - . , - - t 1 , -- ide - 3r , -2- -- : . Z " - - -- , 'tt Ill, i. , - nerve--relax- er - 4 MACHINES; -- -- . . . Unitedr - file ,,.,,,, - , I - (e,,..",, ''- - P - -- y $gt.-The- . fil 0 9)911 1- 1- -- - , I .0 d , . -- - When you close .up your Windows and turn on the heat When you have trouble starting your ear. When the statisrve got sometics showbut . statistics than thing better of kind the story that lies be. bind the statistics. A doctor's wife, sister, three sons, and - an baby from an upstairs apart--, ment were hospitalized. Also made ill, though escaping hospitalization, were the doctor hbnself, his mother and the rest of the upstairs family, ineluding the mother of the month-olboy, and his four.. brother.. 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' " x y ,'-'- , ; ,.,4,,,,,Atio..,,,,,,..,..,.,...444,2,...... ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,...,......,4,,,,,...,S, .44; 1ft hedveedimAr.va.Z - , - '.... iAA.....0A.A ' , , ' ' .. , , ,- , ,44....ktai4,6464. 4&c n. a. . i run. cross-cou- nt Dramatic braking test made before top automotive editors i The Plymouth on the right had Just completed a MOflei-mil- e veteran performed like news Other tests included acceleration, ride smoothness, gas economy, handling ease. The 58,000-mi- le - II II .., . ;,.7.,::.;.: ',v. ' . '. , - , 1 , :' , ,' ,'' , , - ' '' r . ' , 4 ' , . ' ?? ' . , , x , 1,::. , . ; , - - - ' ," : , - ' ' -- .' - - - ., ,-- - , S. ' ..: ' ..:.., ,...,,.. - ' ' - ' ' ,,. , -- l'e; -- ,, . A , -t - , - , , . - 'a , , , , ' , I I - - , ' ' , - - 11 , II One of the Plymouths above is fresh from the assembly line. The other, a veteran of the toughest test-ru- n of all time: 58,000 continuous milei in. '58 days. thousand miles a day through 37 states. , , , , i ' 1') . Braldng'efficiencY. , ' f ' - - - 'Ile results: 58,000 milesthe i , , , J , - And-careful - . , . . - - , - , , (6:001k, , A --- . s , . , -1 ays-young- -an , . , ., - ,) , -- ' r -. , . ) . , - the Plymouth that had driven equivalent of 6 years on the road , . 40-m- ph . We put both caisth'rough the same exacting . tests. Acceleration. Gas economy. Handling ease. - What does it all prove? Just this: from the ' hardly be 'told froln new. Like the new Plymouth, it zoomed from 0 to 40, 40 to 60 in a day you buy it, to ,the day you trade it in, your matter of seconds. In a . new Plymouth will take you to wherever you're "panic" stop, it halted within 88 inches of the new car. smoother, easier, safer. You get . going . . e 58,000-miltests proved that the car delivered more value now . 4 and you look forward to more . , almost the exact same mileage as the new Plymouth.. dollars when you trade. Get your Plymouth dealer's fair appraisal of your It rode with a smoothness and handled with an ease that asto4ded even veteran tat drivers present car and see how easy it is to own America's . men who bad thought they'd seen everything. 'biggest automotive value. , - , . al-co- , , i N E I ,, , ' 1 , , , , ..., , ,. 1.1 - ' , .0. - 4,,, , a." , . 1 .,yr iig Erj, ,,,,, .1 , 1 , .....,,,,,--- I r aM la ,,..., i' ., IIk ---- - 1( : 01 . ..,,, ...1 . . . , , ', L., r!..7 -- AEA . ' - , -- , . ..,..,. i , , - I fi , - It's America's biggest automotive valuewhen yau buy it...and when you trade ,-- , , ,I . . , . tor...: . , --'-1 410 ' : . ' '. I., - , . . . w, .11... - . ' 0 - - c--- well-vent- i, ,- ' ESI , .. with and carrying oxygen to the body cells. This results in suffocation. The best way to avoid exposure to carbon monoxide is to be sure that all gas, oil or coal heating - equipment - is. properly adjusted And ventedI to an active chimney. Water heaters should be vented as carefully as heating equi- ' pment Automotive motors and other gas engines should be operated only in lated - , - , 11 ; . , Power 4 Light rates are low! 11 , , CARBON MONOXIDE is product of incomplete cornbustion of any fuel be it gaseous, liquid or solid. It is not an active poison. It just moves in and combines with hemoglobin, the oxygen-carryinchemical in red bloodi . cells,- - keeping it from , 1 ,.,,,1.e t Ll IF IOW WV InV 11. . The most familiar cases of poisoning from carbon monoxide are those where auto ex haust fumes are responsible, either from runnhag a motor In a closed garage, or from - ? 11 . ALL FIRES can give off carbon monoxide, whic burns with the beautiful blue flame you see in the gas ring or playing over burnizttlogs or embers. It is tasteless, odorless, colorless, invisible, nonirritating gas which has become known as t h e silent .. . Inr . S (1 ,....., - - , . , again. In the first instance the monoxide came from an improperly installed and ad justed gas furnace; in the second from a gas water beater.--- of Utah Power & Light Electricity brings you tele. V1WL1wLtJ'JuI. ' hours. Yes, Utah ,. , overcome by carbon monoxide g - - . . , I) than a year parking- ...under conditions which allow gas to enter the c5r. , . later this same family was - . , d monoxide. A little more . . Toughest automOtive. tests of all time prove - d , ) - . ..- - . . - ($ -- - |
