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Soon tnousand s .of workers will be hired. Thy wl be able to driv e over- In a few minutes ' to Salhaven, just a mile-and- . -- , , ' 1 . I all - 0 (t: O rogram-DeNAT- . ' , , , !- ,. d. . THE STEEP THROAT is a - . - nd 1 1-- cus does its main damage by ., destroying blood cells. Irapidly, ,I ,C) 1 , . ,, I I . 'llor-ttatin- ed - -- 1 ' - , 1 -- , if , ' . - , - ..,:,.., ' , It-ca- - ,. d . - , n , - - as ' DODGE-particularly painful one1 is it quickly' growing worse; APPLIANCE CO. s often accompanied by 1791 SOUTH STATI STIIIII ' ache and almost always by AN Homo loondry IlltdOwitote to Simko fever; nausea vomiting Phottl HU 44611 are common in children, as is abdominal pain. The throat is , ' . very red, often covered with a filmy layer of exudate; glands C. FINLEY ' is familiar to the nonmedical under the chin and in the neck are swollen. Extension to the :SERVIC1 & SALTS person as It la to the doctor, ears and sinuses is common. u n d e r its shortened form, MAGNA, UTAH There may be a red rash, or varieties Some 'strep." often resembling scarlet fever. Phone 2211 strains of this organism are the Many plflysicians c o n a i ci é r -, quite scarlet of strep dangerous ones have been throat among the most deadly with which man-- has to,- - contend.NANTknow Now we have better means of penicillin; what they combatting - strep infections. know, and what gets them SPANISH FORK Even so, this germ is not one into trouble, is that just "tak- ' Phone 7934 to fool with. . ing penicillin" is not enough. One must have the right form ' STREPTOCOCCUS may ,, IIT , doselorthe righf ' - .,TILEinvade the fiody through of time. These, Obvt length the throat, or through a break , ously, are medical decisions. in the skim, inieft nor. The doctor now Das potent -mai and uninjured mucous weapons agenst the busy lit DRAPER, UTAH membrane, but cannot pene- tie strep, but what good are PHONI AM Vito unbroken skin. Once it they if not utilized, or brought gets Al start., it multiplies to bear after the rheumatic producing a poisonous fever has already developed? which Injures cer-of tissue. Infections Named To Catholic Posts are due mainly to two types WASHINGTON (UP) The pyogenes thproduces National Catholic Wellare Con-- . Sales and Service reao inflammatory, lerenei announced Sunday stp, III SOUTH MARE STREIT tions, often with pus; the to its administrative Salt lake City Pit. 1St pointment streptococcus hemolyti- board of Archbishop William O. I Brady, of St. Paul, Minn, as ' Bishop Joseph M.1 ; ',,,segiv Attend church treasurer; Gilmore, of Helena, Mont, as is6 chairman of the conference ima.E. - Jo Bleh- .,.: double-cmse- lin-h- - , - . coming families. There are doctors, nurses, ,. - - . - . the supplementary power stationsjust as they had put in equipment to ban. die all other needs of the in. , - -- - JJ - harmlessbut - - -- Install By W. W. BAUER, M.D. Director et Ittoltb Idnostleo s American Mdical Asseetottion ONE OF MAN'S most danger., ous germ enemies is the little spherical microbe which in long graceful chains when artificially cultivated, and retain? Identifying stains so as to be recognized easily under the microscope. The name l'streptococcus" is - :- with , - - bg ,f,-- h THE FAMILIES were ready to move in six months ago. But lightning hit the power plant and Hoffman and his colleagues realized they need. ed emergency generators:They delayed six months to - gible. - . -- . $300 , BARLOW of his followers who are ell. - , -- old-ag- e Health For Today - .. hornet soon. Small homes, with one bedroom, rent for $50 a month.- - Larger ones, with two or three bedrooms, cost, each family another $12.50 monthly per bedroom. Ills is a retirement Village but not an home. This Is not the end of the road. It Is the beginning. That's how It Was first conceived by Sal of the Hoffman, president International Upholsterers Union. That's how it will be - , wlol fin- - , - -- , - , for the 50,000out of V . acre. Today the land would , bring upward of,, $1,000 . an acre,, They began clearing it-- but not for any real estate pro- motion. Not for any sal of , lots. But for a tiny city to which could come members of the union who wanted to , retire to live in a warmer - coast onfrom z a- the clime. The union would build terway. the community. It would set They will see what can be up a "passing , board." It i Ileader be. done when a union would go to the employers in heves that a union should be the industry who contributed instead to the pension and welfare dedicatedtto an ideal , , funds and-- asW them to co. and help manage Sal. !la All this developed its planned. ished homes awaiting their - TEARS DIADDIST 31.t21 in over the purge of Mashat , $4 " ZhtlkOlit is perhaps. not Zhu- kov himself, but his friend In , Yugoslavia, Marshal Tito. 1. is The ruler of Yugoslavia ob r Happy-Abou- Z 4 -- .Euroeli-- ,.4 1.1011 ,,.nt '. - , wok, , Convinced tat move was legal, Hoffman and an aide, Art McDowell, went south. They found this tangled land "in the wilderness" and they . first families in the next two ' A-- - FEW D He also conferred Secretary of Labor. .. ies. There will be ir '.. , 4.,Ig.--ti.,,do,.,..- - A13 Wendell . tl - ' weeks. - though Roosevelt invited Willkie to the White - , . .....-- b;it; , convalescent home, two up-ttheminute pieces of mobile firefighting equipment and the most modernly equipped ambulance the unions money could buy. . , a W. 4 I ) ..-- -------- ...,,----. - Indoor- -- THERE ARE NOW 17 ,. ;'''''' . ' .. '' Stevenson Not ' ' vor ' - decided the money ouh to go to the people to belonged -.- .. the But first he went down to as na frem headquarters in Philadelphia. all fully , protected the evils of man, na. ture and disease. There is a secueity guard, a nursing and is 4. ' ''''''''' ''. ' DREW PEARSON Cy : - - 1, o it ' ' - ' MERRYGOROUND - - , - ,,t, w lthavillaga, called rests on 630 acres of what' once was a jungle of wild is a mango trees. Today "village" of modern cottages, built in residential courts of a dozen homes, each around a swimming pool, all surround. ' ing a "city hall," and a 500-- . - later.,, income altumu. - lated onen the the funds, H moo International Upholsterers Union who have the quixotic totion tilat money is better spent for their members than , accumulated., - '''' - -- -- 4 4 -- - ' - . , I, - - - - 1 -- ''' NEWS ,,,,, Egi ' Hoffman received no answer from the late Wil item Green, then AFL president. - - -, , lar one'''. mile stopped , -- - Poor' 1 THE - - . . Herbert Hoover, Eisenhwer '1 as' , ' has not yet invited either 11. , ; Stevenson or Truman for a ikould co. have don where he WASHINGTON t Nobody veil wanted Republican ,,,t, , He says it's,,,r," personalisenhic.owInerthe last few -' disagreement; liarto Pearl around Adlai Stevenson. 'operation '1Ithdaits prior exrpzresisf P.,1I took time and then - ' days, a year time second within the I invited Is bor, he personally f Including Ad)alhimself to talk- with John Schapiro, ' would do him. he quiet Krem- kept in t',1 very happy about his con- .Frank . Knox., förmer GOP self a disservice That was " owner of the', Laurel Race that Krushchev the 1, ( 11 DuiFoster in with John him ference took time out to dedi- vice president, he wanted to study the ,,,,,,:'''''''," for Track, candidate why ---les today, anti some of his ,..,, administration's NATO plarL rate .,;tha Atomic En e r g y TBelgrade . 4 friends are urging Writ tot la- ,- to becretary of the Navy,. in advance. ' The was time first the address when.4:FBI Building1 , , , , Stimson. for. - ' get hooked up with whatthey2 - and Henry 'L. the Russians arrested Hun. ,, , , So' he tole Dulles to pre. s c h 0 o I. and play several -under' . describe as the "floundering" tiler Seeren tary of Stateof war P a re the administration's Premier Nagy after,' ;;." of golf. but would not rounds garlan d Secretary - Eisenhower administration. he had Stevto taken refuge In the with take time 'confer meet. Paris If the 4. for Position under Taft, to be his SKr& ''''''-' ..,.. I I II : They point out that at the and that he Stevenson.. enson or Truman though Ii Y u g o s I avian Embassy . ..,., ing Their War. of 'responsi. tary .6 same time Dulles invited both were in or near Wash. I would then tell him whether bilities were great and duties ' Washington, , , ington. this week . . i . , special Sec to the adviser of an 10.44.0 ' tee is' mailint' out reams of that of ,' you what your policy should Na retary , State. MODERN Geo dbye --cashow ., accusing.the;, I ,be, but Ill be glad to tell you "We're not sure what the new . propaganda . ' ' ' " ' two of li with met F Democrats ADLAI first WHEN re I I think starting Is Moscow wrong." but GRATES 'you Sputnik fuel rzATS Dunes on October 25, Dul-- - - IOTEOne thing that on vodka" world wars- and warning that shops are short, ' SIZES . are Democrats cI les. had written out a press ..v,P4P"Inpfi 1 TO ' (121 against Democratic 11110E two with lead I to the nation that announcing release. FIT recreation directors--athe operation is the fact that. the in skies. become an would Russian A 11 Yfr &1 Atli Stevenson ii sputniks YOU' former production chief of the emu Alu .1 Meade WEEDS adviser. He was all, set to Simmons Mattress Co. plant Simultaneously, t vf , in Elizabeth, N.J. His job is , c o r n, GOP National Chair. consider the whole business ''''N..1 has been ;,1 FROM working UP finished. ,4 to run the workshops. This is man, 111111A-00mis- , Stevenson, however, point- 4 , all beportant For should an ., the alibi isthat the guidedDemo4.1,5totl: sile lag because the .,,t1 ed out two things: 1. If he did Mire e a to stow want th. upholsterer 4,, crats cut missile, research not agree with the Dulles kilter in thcAity '.1 14 ti living doing odd Jobs, or de.' t:, ,!IT41! --'- AV would he coo St . or regulfurniture vill.1;t, o ' do . the administration a dis. 1 , you, defilers. Stevenson ' s friends , he could do it sign i ' itoose..-.servir ,iii in theposi. , being out that when by . point village . - , 1 ' ' - THIS FELLOW W. Shakes. Back in 193 when he won -, peare were writing his ' permission from his union convention for the 'project, scripts today, he'd have done Hoffman was one otAhtfirst from the Lido well men 'who saw the dare In Venice to a spot some 13 -- - ger of heavy accumulation of miles bove Palm Beach, Fla., unused union funds. Even be. when he penned that poor fore that, back in 1949, he had men's cottages, be they held written to the AFL, Executive Council and 'urged them. to by honest men, were princes' palaces. $2" ON ..t.elOTES , 1 , - Solt tot4 Ctty, Monday, Novernbor 18, 1937 DESERET NEWS AND TEt1GRAM, - , . By VICTOR RIE$EL ''''''''W ' '''''''''''''''.'ct e - -- - ' - , -- ' --- - - - , .- ,. .... -- -, - , to. - |