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Show '1CVrIlir-,1iirlP.No- , Washington r , --, DESERET isIEWS AND TELEGRAM, , Merry-Go-Rou- - nd COUNTRY SAGE Tilt AI 9 - ' ' - Reuther Proves Astute Field General I st 1 , I I Walter Reuther's ,r 0Y : PPM in,r,00,110,011.100' , ' A INA JO. I 5 . of extreme pattisanship. It is his way of serving notice on every front. That's why , he invited Nelson Rocke- feller as well as such Demo- Crats as Sen.,Stuart Syming- ton and Sen. Hubert Hum- By VICTOR RIESE!, . BOOKS IN THE fi - LIFE MAGAZINE for Oct; 5 features an interesting By DREW PEARSON fINE OF the toughest Jobs in a democracy is for people to participate in foreign policy. It's their tor. eign policy and it it breaks down and ends in war, they have to go out andfightforit - - tN 1... All Help On. FpidigO.P.Oc. 1)t' vic Inside Labor - , , Salt Lake City, Monday, October 12: 1959 -- Then he will 'schedule a - "' '' I special Auto Union wage policy convention for some time next fall or winter, probably exactly a year from now. Then, if the ustial "inner , circle talk is ' accurate, Reuther will - call for a na- tional labor-- management prospect it held out of II- cense in tumult and of profit f,,,.,,,,, ' ,.. on. .... 4,,,o -- . - TACTUS , cover photo of Nildta Khru, hit Dick Nixon would shchev examining corn at , . -. news than what Wish bigger too to nip's, proneess: Coon Rapids, Iowa. It's a .A1make 4 to report. Walter lih I , still" mat .,teieds That terrible night which rot' friendly photo. Inside are OP , , has been warming otscs ihorosighly cowed" them sot-Reuther 11 11 ti, i ot omen) Renee pasee, or threatened an explosion of liml ' other photos showing what A (gums up to the . , . a welcome most Americans crime was tranquillized by a wildly ?mica depending os lb 41 i'll, few years ago Reuther. phrey. , What Reuther is preparing mow beiehosta. The "count is mere acciderit: , I would have automatically gave .the No. 1 Russian. Suddenly in a (romillo Annals of Tactitit (55- i.. - -- ' himself for action: for only Reuther knows. If Hitherto, the Soviet has not expelled V. clear moon radi- . the ... r knew I 1 sky , coun117). Yet they! every motivation, I government-consumev.z-.- .. ,,..- ..., ' ance seemed permitted American magaunbecoming Walter Reuther. would to do : to to be convened , incorporate cil, away; the t zines inside Russia, except myself by . l'4 '''' But not the new Reuther. unsly broke out to the ThN the soldiers indietheir ' ..,i,,,,, ' and sell shares. Qne thing Is. President of the U.S. Reu- ii with fortntlat-.i- : I . In public libraries. So the ig- A month ago, the militant-- legions of Pannonia, certain. It will make head- - ther win say that this is in gone modern ..I, ol.ks i, ing it or parry. - fo ,,,,,,:;, Idea would be to collect sevAuto Union leader dispatched as an ' lines-a,regardeci norance no to which could be traced , Auto to Union the interests of the public. the ing It Out. a long:- personal letter to leadernd eral hundred thousand copies seems to be for -ffresh cause except the omen of their condition, corn He will point to the steel generally makes them Once In a , i,:,' "1 spend threefourths of their Nix-;,..- .. Richard of the Oct. 4 issue of Life of emperors and the parinr-th- e when change he to tackle will failure of her He deadlock. of halt talk time prepares , while they get 1 14, ,:t earning a living, with Khrushchev's picture on, the presi- .....,.:' auto industry. the ;' .. of it playing -- and what's and inflation wages, '',A to prices u own efforts, t their light on the cover, and send them anoppor , , C, dential aspir-' ...., That's7about 18 months 4 He knows, of course, that Of a deneutralized-- White and imagining that their left working for the church." , ant, not Rich-- . , at nity, such as to Moscow, with each copy , House. He off. When the that dash Steel Union in 'pubcomes, the ' ' . tempts would end 1:' rosper-. ard Nixon the "'"".... rm. ,. bearing the name and ad. the country will reverberate. lies mind, has been thought Steel Union would have lost otisi y should her brightness' ' I' r tindship Vice President the Americ;an one not if had had this it And Reuther knows td,r,e,stis.,of, as of that fighting for inflation and splendor be ' restored to , Train serried Medico! Round-U-p lie was asked , V ice President Nixon oPer- , I when he launches hit drive ary wage , increases. Reuther ''' he t And ' so they roddess , 0. to fooci to stew-- 'Mr. Pearson address ' the Thiswould show, first, the for renewal of the Big Three doesn't want to be hoisted ating on one level behind the ' ' raised a din with brazen ing - western Europe in the manner in which the No. 1 huge- - Autoauto contracts, the Big Three on that one , scenes and finally President conbleak - winter. of 1947, , or ,,..r. en, t,s and the combined Russian was received in the both Eisenhower Workers, to ,' summoning aren't likely - r" yield, any HE WANTS A NATIONAL . and .1 when- schools and colleges ii. horns, ., , vention in At trumpets t '''' ie. USA. Second, it could start . I quicker than the steel ,inCOUneil to consider how . e 7Vrganize to bring foreign 1antic City, - 1, At 4 dustry a chain of acted like anything but ,- - with joy or sorrow. as she did fdr ,Brother Dave , to they ch-Feared -- students to the USA, or send get higher wages for his the kind of Walter .7, McDonald. N.J., on Oct. labor force b rightened or grew dark. friendship letters between million auto workers , and to he Paints When clouds arose and ob- -- American students abroad. Reuther -15, the windup -- Americans and Russians. Republican s in his THIS CONVENTION , e is talk of then structed their sight, and - it .: spotog-thbefore avoiding higher the Amer'. s however, hes. -- day Recently, Welsh of Grand fiery By IVAL'rER C. ALVAREZ, . cars the if was for he, opening propaganda prices finale. pushes - , eanShave been getting more thought she was buried great Rapids hopeethat some of salvo. First Reuther . will for bigger pay and a shorter - REUTHER IS A swirl' ball.-- - in --- the - gloom, - with that Mr. This '34) have would put e opportunity to carry out for. the mayors who be carrier...He knows when to to superstition. Nixon in the cleanup Dosi, move to build up his treas- - work week. Also he wants proneness eign polictyvith the Soviet - longta the U.SCanterence!7Zmeritus - Cessultant in Medicine. -- urytyinereasingdues-4romioma-sor- t body ofpublic afterother presidentialUnion through the exchange Eitetitos ProtesadrWr of Mayors could workaout a itfiki three to about five dollars be there for an appeal to the verse through a broken field Mayo Foundation front runners had spoken thoroughly cowed, they of all sorts of groups, from plan to help collect copies of a month-wh- ich should bring White House if he gets into and whettto pass-A- nd if he , lamented that this was a por-ex Sen. for John Kennedy, musicians to businessmen, ,, ' Life and forward them to is a national union a ask and , - the what its picket line fight with the had to flip, he knows its no tent of never-endinhard Ample, is set for Oct. 12. from Igttrists to labor lead- - the Soviet Union. There's a pEOPLt vascular auto industry. lc some $24,000,000 more acct. good passing without a re-- - ship and that heaven frowned But on the 15th, Mr. Nixon ers. -ex: field.- -provision in the cultural ---- on their deeds. dent.-And,tansweris that Will be on the one short . each year. PrernterKhrushchev put a-- - change agreemeTA-With-Rin can he the , take , . holiday lot of emphasis on this when sla which provides for- - co- - it means a stroke. In recent ' dis- 13 next He months. hewasT over here. And it'e operation between American .i 'tears, the experison neurroit : , patched- a cordial .telegram . more of tv, revolution than cities and Russian cities, and 70 and on artery diseases fie couldn't make it. logy saying. most people realize to have ' these of the forwarding Here the old Reuther would have been trying to- get rid . , . several thousand Americans could lead to di- magazines have rested.' But the red ., The For i!stroke." of word, to a country which going rectbetween head apparently meant what ' , some unknown reason, they N was (Mee shut off by in alI ca and L'eningrad, Ch he said about equal.' reprego most Impenetrable ,iron cur-- . ., and Odessa, hate and de- sentation at- the UAW's 17th ' Philadelphia tam. Even so, only ebout spise it and rèt San Francisco and Yalta, Constitutional Convention. 111 z, to use it. fuse 10,000 Americans annually etc. Los and Vice' , -' the Kiev, He Angeles ' telegraphed ' can afford the time and ' reason, ,,;-, - President offering to change , ,,,,,: s perhaps, f o r rnoney to go toT Russia, , REGARDLESS OF THIS, N' dates. Nixon tried to luggle 447"), the magazines van be this behavibr which leaves the vast major- : , his appointments all week: , , . to Georg' is thafwe doe.' 4 i. ailed direct end and on Monday fry of others very much in-I. ' the '0 chairman of ZtkIlkOV, terested In but unable to do tors, as we be. Reuther personally FREE ... your name and ddress printed on all checks. Persanalizec- lcome very State Committee for Cul. 'much about to say it was impossible for, checks are available immediately when you open your account at tura Relatiols With For- - scientific, have him ' to .,make it. foreign pi) .:,, ' Continental Bank. No waiting. FREE. ivwallet. friendly your r s c o w, a 1 Now, ' however, my old eign Countries, Ifo After discussing the con- -- -or folding style cover. , Russia. I've sent him a Vice President friend George W. Welsh, forthe using simple vention, , 3. --cable sayin,g he will probably s'''' mer mayor of Grand Rapids ordinary Eng. , Dr. Alvarez cqpgratulated .the Detroiter -' ,,receive qule a deluge. I lish words that our patients on his debate with Chairman ,..,04and past president of the n 7Y 0- 4.. took this chance because I Francis-- Khrushchev U.S. Conference of Mayors, 7: understand! can Also, many - 77-ol0 am sure the American peo- co, Faying that the labor, has come up with an idea ! '01,'-..af us, adore the long wordst. leader "did.better homework . 40. .,,.,, which may give several mil-I. pie really want to work at :,--- , chain of a and, better most others who than met l yet, , .,. lion Americans a chance to peace. ,, re ,1,71,.;(:::., , 300 SISUIN A.1111 ,, .714.,1! ,,, - 4 the Soviet chief of state." .N Furthermore, if Premier long words, like ,colsts.;:)". influence policy by sending TIC SIA SOHN NAM . cular accident .,,,,,!;,,,,really means an idea behind the onetime co ONE WAS DECEIVING i,,,,, itolm ID1at 01,011 141,0..C1 CO1.011,1,014 ,,r' said about more he what to the Another . from curtain. objection anyone. These men will ' ' , word stroke is that still so friendship, FREE BANKSIDE PARKING in Our Own lots be battling"' each other in and I think he does, then and even edupeople many , next summer's presidential . , this is one way the average cated people, think of Gods campaign. BLit Reuther is , American caa. respond. He -- having struck the m a n 4.44,,,40'7"--444,,,,,,edetermined to drop his aura -5, can play a small part carrydown, and this implies that 70frit i,i,g6140 ' out American foreign 11-,God was very angry with 1,g) ing , . 0 4199..., himbecause of some skulpolicy. If Khrushchev doesn't 11 W mean what he says, we'll man of his the that duggery know it if the magazines neighbors don't know about. , ' , ' t .:.' aren't delivered to individual , Of course, this is Utterly X, t-------- stupid-it Russians. of very is a relic : ,.,,,,,,,,,, 6 ft l& , f4 It will cost you 22 to 24 ancient, even f4, . centeto mail Life Magazine , ideas. ' tr) NON to OR 4 . A man has a big stroke to Moscow by ordinary mail, ERRE '''':: ;.:kel,:',41:i4:iSi: MM22 .....,::::- v..... .,. - . ' ,unsealed;. $3.31 by air mail -- - usually because an ulcerated .:f ..I III , Be sure to artery in his brain ruptured , , (also unsealed). 941, ''' ' ' ' : ' write your name and address - And the blood, coming out .:!: " 116-. I '411, . , on the magazine with a note under pressure, destroyed 7--' ' ' nato cover back of some ' write on the brain. The the ' '1i. iii '''Ni:. .: ' ::.:.' ' '' , k , '':: : it 1! if the magazine is received. , ture of the symptoms de. f:' '' , , we on is M one way can all This the part of the pends , , . ' brain thrown out of action. work at friendship in a man- Cd ,. , , lila , ner which can both carry out . Other strokes are due to the ', , of an artery, in the official policy of'our gov- - plugging-u. ,... ,, , ernment and at the same - the brain or the neck, with , , limp -- - ........, -, '3., a blood clot (thrombosis) . time test the stated policy of - --4 , , The "little strokes," the the Soviet government. . ,,... ,. .. don't fight. each ' sults of which I have been ,,,, ,.,. .,..... , and and for know when other , describing studying teat they like each other. And the best many years, are many times ' -, :,::,5.,.,ei:.?' :.. , , more common than are the insurance against war is peo- ' ''.::: .: .:. :, kil' , big ones. Often they produce 1 i friendship. ,.,:..:',.. :' ' ; !. .iM:.?;:iAH,.:. ,::..':.. lihri I , '14. , :.: the a time) (at only dizzy , , ' PUBBEEN HASN'T , IT silit,,, , . spell, or a woozy spell, or an ... ' .. ,,i L1SHED yet, but the Sen. :14:1:.: t,,, III,. attack of violent vomlling , , , , ., ate Small Business Commit- :,,::. - .. ... blamed on some ,: usually c .:'.: - , -'11, tee has prepared a stinging food. ,. ' 1 t , 41 ,.:. , ,. report on monopoly in the i , billion-dolla- r ,;,;,:,1:: strap steel in- - MOST OF THE NELTROL-- , ,......4.,..,,,n, , GISTS and , artery ape. dustry. It chides the Federal ': ' ' ' ek't - ' ' cialists today refuse even to Trade Commission for drag- ew ,., .. ,, ;: time , . I I) , , mention "little The strokes." of feet in a its : : ging , ;,1----- IMPOI SPINO!WHOWA10. probe , .. , .........T, ,.' :.,?5g,11.:. t. "i; 0:: :', , I, Luria Brothers, Inc., and rec. spells are ascribed usually to . '' :::'sW::: "nervousness" or to "eating ' ' : '' 1 ; ommends that the Justice ., ....A! :' ,., ,, ,, ... , something" or to a "spasm" .... get busy. .... ....... Department . i:. ., ,: ., ::: :.,,, :: ?'. ;:s,li 'A ::,:::':-:::- ; 7 .: :,,. 11.''',.;:-1.!i- ; in vessel. Most of ; :, ,:,: If , a Justice Department , 3 1 ,i" ' , ' .. 1. them go unrecognized, while ":' confirms the Senate ';;:.., , Wit ir;. ';'.. ';.,..':!':'i , , . III . , probe 0 hundreds are supposed to committee's own testimony Vim, be heart attacks. One can awn, ' that Luria is monopolizing ',: 7 ,:4 i.: 1 , A ,.:.: ' ' ' ! ' 1.: i ,...i 4 , Of see a little stroke that ''i '.? Is725 :... at steel IP easily market .! the ...., 4 ."::,: .:;: :, I :',. scrap , .;'. , , NI, :, .:1 ,,,,,f, , 1. not ::'.: was a , heart :,: attack L busi', 1.4 the expense of small $h :;,i,': :!; ; , t , i: -i mess A A .: hen ,40:,,. after it,' the patient competitorsthen--the O.: f:4, , , , , -, , , i -. 204'''' ,.....,,..k. 01911111111 g .. , ,. 3 i3 has no symptoms of heart , :, -' s, ,,,,,t.,:K: should "proceed 4.. it',4 department i; .1 :. ) ,f. V t .i: 1 Ai several btit trouble, sympi, to prosecution," the report,-Ai -1 :',:':11,:::.1: E; : ;;.!.... I toms of brain injury, such as' ,..,,71;'"osveral,---1"-, ., will say. , f i - 4, 1"16J.1"4. t .1 : 4 .3.7..,,,,a;g8omv...,,,,:r.,:l.!.:".,:"..,,,,,,,r - ;, ..4. ..,:, 2 'vti .! A i 4:,..:,,,e;31, '' ,' greatirritabikty and irasd- At the very least, Luria's '' , ''''. f. ,,,,,,:::::.:. ,ki. 44 ..7 .... 1,1-rr V c, sk. loss of and memory, '"''stcs,,, billty, control of the market seems .' , .,...,,.ww.. ',.,.,,,,,k.,,,4,:i'r'e?:','.40'floot i ' to work. 4 Acta,' ' ' - , .7:7141.4'. to be a "monopoly in the joss of ability 77."',...,.. NZ' , 1 aiedJ(. .ot..:!. . Senate the ., ',....,,making," reportx Deseret News readers may ob. $4,m44,110.40.,Z., , .:,' will - charge,- adding, that tala a booklet on heart troublo . , sign:-"e ''' ' Ow... , ,,;,;664: I: '.s. there are a "number ofiin- belm11,7317,,,settregeardifir,4dcen ,,...o.v.......4...7.!!..x ,. , . 4,773,,,..,......, ::;:;:i.;'::::; ; ' Deseret Dr. stances" that raise the toesWalter C. Meares. ... , :.. '"IIILIN.K.,...,,. 1'...""'':' '''.'"''' ... ,.., 4, iA News, P.O. Box 1257, Salt Lake ' tion of possible violations of t:41..: ,e4..W., :30J, :::.. '.4. , . I City 10, Utah. ' :'. :;'' Law .ee., the Sherman Antitrust ' .t fk: . '.' :. , ettamossaalatut ::,;::, ;,..., ::::4: L'01116....iii , I may be peculiar, but I by the scrap steel goliath. : ''.',A.i:.,:.::::'.i: ,,,.. , : 'This (the scrap steel Indus- - usually prefer the old Anglo;;04Y4' ' .11,4,4.47..7.,;:f-Cowt.low000mmopoilfr.4,40,00,00 700h....Notor..7.7n::;!-4141.110111111011 -- ,i' be should word Saxon a field for is that a .':':.::.:';: : symptom. try) .. ,, .. ffIE:11' i , the ' open tofree competition," ' I know the Ilong words, but I fird in the Midwest end Northwest with . 1 do not need to use them to the report will state. "It is setilto.One pennon i, : ' :::: , , . i4: Improved -' make me feel like a very A transfer the von frowtroller to fiat car M d minotts. ideally suited for a Mail f too i wise man. Often I am too . , 7, ' . businessman without gR ,;,,,,,g,,,,,;,;v:,i,,,,A,,,:,-.,,:l I, rii I l -: MO , 6 conscious of the fact that 'much Capital." I 11111.mansualminunini ,,, 1 ''''' 'I were when a woman Senate that The say hearingt . D .4 ' conducted , has "hebephrenia transitoria under the chair- , ,,, . manship of Sen. Russell , herniCranica" I do not know ,,,k,,t,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,;49 ' ,.p.,, a tiny bit more than if I had Amigo?' Long, Louisiana Democrat. I , with :' t Long's report, signed by a said, "she has the brief , n ,-'-. majority of the Committee, - moody spells that come to , rtilkocod -"Piggy-Back- " women Fed'headsick o' . with the will further many charge . le .., . - ,o, . t aches." eFal Trade Commission has 44, -- - 4, -4,,4,44. i ' -1 , ft 111,112010 dragged its investigation of ' AM A PEACE ice. tioiv the Milwaukee Road shippers' You'd never recognize these "crews" if you often break with railroad traditions. Ideas mn, I . 1954, through from Luria 4, i,,,r but every tikme Ise,nciA a crositown service blends smoothly with entonikd '. 't the conviction that the Milwaukee saw them at work. For they operate in, 14,000 pages of testimony, to o - paper' to published in service with no lost mo.tion. better what the railroads do and can-dsome : unlikely of the present 'without making the Road things places, a medical journal, and some ,! ' $ This fresh, uninhibited creative-concep- t .., best They do may seem 'utterly imrelated to e ,deeision. , , - . girl in the editorial office ' , is "Creative Road Milwaukee This OUT into giving the Milwaukee Road the reputa-'-- ,, that railroading. POINTING many changes my "hiccup" ' 1 Sine up with for being America's resourceful railroad. I i t l fo tion be of has mechanical a I "Vomiting" "singultus," my railroading competitors examining may smal They fpproach : " . , , "tirina-into out of irno--ation- s driven "emesis;" be could to my eervice in a Luria shoulder. over Or hold, $,, Shippers benefit from it every dayand shippers. designer's drawing many '" businessbefore---Alle--LIT- C tionlnto "mit t arid-- n- Road-is-fir- st in a Texas hotel room-- ivith---.. by itIhere is something new in rail- - mind, ',Ong : and my "burp" into "eructaits ' malws, up the ioadinithe "Creative Crews" of the .., ,, west awl Northwest-tvith-Fieli-Va,natural gas pipeline developers. , ,,,, . . tion," I tend to explodt and his colleagties will as. door-to-doserv- - Milwaukee Road. ' , , What's it all for? For ideas. Ideas that improved , -- ' the public interest wrath, and to demand ot the ' isn't served it the Frc waits - ., august editor that he leave , -- . t ' a ' effect-tha, altd Westeris "Chloe" t'leet :.. et the Super until the"patient is dead"- - in order-tath- e, 1 . as is. It . be left , before providirit relief. , my English . kj. 111---- ,.44 Vice-Preside- , - e little I 144 4 1 - N.., .. , A , M . , '., . !,144, -- :,' , .., whin the ila , t4i ' - -- . - , ., ,I knows-That-the- ;I ,z. ' dIStroke ' i I d people-to-peopl- , . live-wir- 1 - . , , - - - us g , - - he - .. . , .- - ' . '' . : . . ::. , L" , til P . . : :One , . personalizedchocks.- . . 4 . " - , . . -- ,:, : . lephoned USA-USS- - ' ' : horriiler .. , -- -e - - - ..." in-Sa- ,....-- ' i" , , NT'NIA i rrAL BAN -: , , , cereoro-vasKhrushche- , : - , . , : people-to-peopl- :4"'"- e i . - 9".' , . 4 i ,. , SOMETHING NEW IN RAILROADING -- - . ii - ,- - . '::: . . ': : .': ' .. e' w, , . . :':' g, , 4': ,, ..:' A ...1'. . '. ' ::,:. . . - of the : p Milwaukee- RO8 - , . :',.. , r4,,,!:-.i,,-- : - ,l., ;.:,::: - 5 " - ., .., del ,. ' , , I- - , .'''.', :. ; . ", :, t 1. . ,.).r---------"7- ,,,,,,.1 n s : - : -- ,., 0: - ' ill t :'....'.':::! 0 ,. r I 0 44 gi, -c 0it 0t, - .,,, l - - ''. r 1 : .,t .; ,,. ...', : :is , :i: , :;:, s.: .. ... f, !!10.--,.- ... ' . i', - . , -- ' fi :. ....;,-,- . ::: . , '7, - - Mitta , . - . ere, ,.: :: .:,:;::::::::: : , .... : ; : (: ; 4. flext-Vo- n, : , . , . 0 I'll rir .U, - . 1 I m . ---L- i AbrAor , They come up , resourceful answArgAn 'H . M, a-led-on Crews'" 4 that , , - . - 1 , 9 7tit-highw- ay Deme-illawetti- . . . . e - . , '''' . n, , - , - 6 , . - - ' , - . -- 1 - VT-- t , , -- .. r , - - , , - . . . , '.. 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