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Confidence in Eisenhower President Eisenhower won a magnifi cent vote of confideneesfrom the American people in yesterday’s election — a vote so it surely earned a decisive Republican majority in House and Senate But this de- cive Republican control is lacking at this writing If the Republicans do obtain control which seems doubtful the majority ill be alight The circumstances reveal that President Eisenhower is out on the right course in building setting the Republican Party in the image of his personal liberal political philosophy victory in Utah of George D Clyde a newcomer in politics over Democrat L C Romney and Independent J Bracken Lee testifies to the appeal reposing in the water conservation issue in our state Utahns have a governor who will work for water projects and cooperate enthusiastically with the United States Government to obtain projects Defeat of Gov Lee is' the subject of lively discussion in which Utah voters’ refusal to give third terms to gubernatorial candidates figures Our people are determined not to permit the building of dy- - Expanding Horizons The Utah Conference of Social Work Is devoting its entire annual meeting which begins tonight at the Hotel Utah with a public meeting to the theme of expanding horizons in rehabilitation The theme ids an optimistic ring given to it by thevord “expanding”1 but to read the program for the meeting which ends Friday is to understand that while the horizons of rehabilitation are expanding so are tlfe challenges We are told that today rehabilitation as a social welfare problem challenges the re- tourcefuln&s and skill of the individual the family the agencies and the commu-nit- y It touches all age groups Rehabilitation can be described as human cons'ervation The horizons of rehabilitation are expanding because the people are more wise as well as more humane No longer will people stand by to view neglect of and children who need to be restored from the effects of accidents or from the effects of mental r physical illness' It is quite likely that the conference as the members hope will stimulate action to improve state and community services promoting rehabilitation Long-Rang- nasties in the State Capitol V cision a r? firs4 'orj Senator Bennett and Congressmen Dixon and Dawson deserve congratulations for their victories and their opponents for their graciousness in defeat The Weber County Democratic organization is entitled to congratulations also for the strength most of its local candidates displayed in a state that now has become a Republican pillar There are scores of events deserving to be comment edVupon on this day after election the kind of events which reveal that Americans for the most part close ranks after the votes are counted and support the victors In this connection we call attention to the quiet eloquence and lack of bitterness in Adlai Stevenson’s speech con ceding victory to President Eisenhower and to the dignity and humility in the President s acknowledgment of his sw eeping election victory Americans surely can be proud of the character of their leaders and the success of the American wav r ‘ ? P't u Y deep pear? :r ?: - p-- Cr 4 r r'-'nt- r r?r H?ri 'a A: h rr r qr - p f d ‘ n t e 1 s t 4f f ‘ 1 Cr h p i 44 - -- p V 70 - ra P 1 4 ’ - H-- V t: bt A U rnCr THE ALSOPS both th dmvn on - seml-para- lj e n Voting Machines Older Persons irit a Ib?a1 I dpriion to military narrow rr r t : - s b 1 w CC t"rd ar4a pT-th- Iiv ctrr m ‘ jirtun m a- -o - ’ d a ‘ Vfi 1 d mi-- d hm® hav® not Bb N'rrth Ab ran IPpv as t T 4ho 11 r h® th® ® rf Th® per-r- f partial durranihrg pattern r bisr-- i ® fwe-- two p fn top-grad- e vsy t sat c Hit n o-- i 1 rt non-com- n sub-ristenc- - ® W-r- -r ! d-- -- 4 -r f'-h- h i ® ® - y ) - e ( - 1 r -i y 1 f v-- 1 i -1 c ” r- - S sv-t®- f P A m ®i j- -i ’ V r 1 n 1 - f- f 1 1 -e wa-fa- -- 1 r-- I a ® r r jt - B t £ it r' ® - 4 p r - v v r 4 — c v ® i ®1 V c 4 1 I ± 1 ? i hr j® 1 pa-al- perate Facts like these rather than any new found idealism WIGHT out mmm ENGLISH LESSON Re K GORDON MAY ENTRAIN DECISION explain YEARS TO Tb® W -- ‘4irn' a n th® f' AGO 3r5 High hn'l will A4-- - WORDS OFTEN MIH'H D Do not a y T didr i s ® pp r laM night” It I hetfe4-- n t 1 didn t hav ® an v ’erp of Elvis ifs sr-nui- - he -- -’ t® — ! ba’l on Fridav Th dance this vesr I ' Girl-?h®- ® um sr li ihzdrs cf ’u b - to i 'ir £j - i- h® I home with an album y rresley recoids and have them right” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED plaved loud and long It's one of the surest ways to drive par- Troche (medicinal tahVt ents from the house — — lozenge) Pronounce troe ke® Heard the latest in nightmares? cent first s liable OFTEN MISSPELLED cnnccriM the husband who dreamed his wife and Manlvn Beneficence four eV and anyone greatly concerned about Monroe were fighting ner him one “i” the presidency The air men held that “re-uphis wife was getting the best Evidently nearly everyone fig- and SYNONYMS of it! bonuses could be eliminated if ured that Eisenhower was a pretalliance union Partnership pay were raised sufficiently ty sure thing barring a last minThose Texans are getting rich- compact federation ute confederacy attack but heart the that The Army panel pointed out er Recently ore a to confederal ion up by Battlin’ play with his dog bought hoy that young n®n in their first battle stirred Bracken was a lot more WORD STUDY baches don’t think much about worth watching whole ThM r®®®rst r®ws r®l®es® about “Use s word t h r ® ® tim® a - h - retirement benefits but thev sug- th® j®t ficht°r which flew so fast It is yours” failu? increase heard for that it caught up with its own our gested wider publicity about it - !’IllP?t( mast® “Timt by to vocabulary vote ring cr® rohody Ko bullets and shot itself down has word each r cted at men who have been ing for None of the candidate: is been hard day Today's to put out of mind MANIFESTLY In a manr ®rverd in service eight cr 10 years any good” Seems someone like Seems to introduce a lot cf prob- d®nt to th® senses chtrrjdy ‘It should have the goodness lems If a Both Army and Air Force can't shoot is plane °Rf'r ‘mP manifestly absurd to say such Sprvices straight ab®ad it will representatives called for off- - nxt a thing” probably a candidate thus givins a b as have to shoot backward or to on® ba® living allowances to be boost to the general quality sid® to pegged living costs rather than the candidates Or would it? If it sh®o!s backward wouldn’t ’ fixed at flat sums Soldiers found th® projectiles fall almost straight That brings up the probier excel- - 0f M hat could be pi ograms done to get a down'5 They’d h® fired in on® 111 fhp non- otors to direction on JAUK LONDON’S TALES OF airmen thn plan® is the reported housing -polls Here are some ideas the two w nu’d j n 1 about neutralize ADVENTURE Edited by Ir g ent AH services urged that might or might not work: Shepard Harm ®r Hm® hke thoP x0 on® another wouldn’t thev? faT1ym h°U5ins’ 1'Ghp 4 solid In more than 5'b p?grtn‘g sideward recogmz-- ' get in the grocery stores Shooting would he Th® hard too Easiest thing would mg the importance of women would he tKat ir1 ilsn a tpn-s:zdo®? not watte spsce— h®r® ar® education opportunities Air probably they would drag their he to lob a’ shell out there and 'pages let th® oppoGtirn run into it contended the! husbands with them some 50 elccti®ns from lx r : 'n r'rcuatP mors that half kYo'urn can b®- ddficult f the reprrtcr th? tras®!®- th® 'ctn2 public will h® denied tim®s for no ®iy good reas- - SociahN and ahm® &U th® fre® nvilian r a mV cl p writer to vnte- - Everyone then f am® bom® Tni'i the oth®r night and 'It aYked Ihaf11 timi It was PO years am that h® i will then march pollwise resdv th® good wife was wajng with hmrn 40 to fight anyone who says t ® can't a years ago this nasty glint in h®r ee a very that h® ded — of eurrmia s vote well written li:?l® r cr ® which There were numerous miscel 3 Give each voter one court esv ar ut h®r to a t ® n d a church seslaneous suggestions Air mpn Sarf which will rf rrs him permit cn® sion wnh our t®m ag® daughter ha e said UiCH proposed their Warrant utiicer free overtime II? was I th n ticket parking sh aN® th® note Voidd program be abandoned They said 4 Pull th® front curtains to San a Francisco politely life rf grindst asKed NCOs prefer master sergeant the voting places give the pis®® from bringba®kscm® quaint thing ing panerty ard for years way when sh® was rating Army men said promo- a mysterious air and have it working harder than z the tions should be at army level or sound of young to exhihit for th® edifica- fought hers? ht claimed ? nd could b® re- tion of th® girN? higher abolishing the system un- corded on laughter a hours h® hzl than ’ and the crack of tape) Should I” asked the stronger the itamica toconvict in-- mrxder which each command level survive pool billiard cops ball? half go to a costume takes from an “allocation” th® and rt shop the ambition to com? from within plicably ci ck in "e s m i rlu'b ts of various pa gilh or shea:: a handcart and would grades bon- 5 Furnish teen-ager- s The hack c:n‘iir3 select:: poke in each net do?” 1 61 - fm-tm- i 1 'L r:th in-if®- d lr-g- ®r J 1 1 h£ r :h th® - e I r ” b-a- ® ’ r35 v M - 1 JOSEPHINE '5 w i £ m-- rrc :i thert frem f uch r 3 YEARS AGO ’ll Ycuh Ad- i-- t img Ogd®n S -P i m 1’ 11 -- - c:- : a a a' to ertar in i:e pr n ’V f 0 rt ®d to- - n m ay i “T - i t: 4 t i xj rg and r®- -s cc ' ® r Tal A ra k” re t v n -- ) h®d Ah’ The ” wa ar pe-h- c is He S®a d d ® f nr tice strzi "TF it O-c- j ® i Yi -- ? c th ® a in n S w - h n f t -- rf ’fcGoy gripping zr i fr n r T - n Th® Bu ‘ ?!:?Imin th? t:c®r” h 1 I R 3 lv? tut c - S er-- - ! r uy 3"d 4 r -- v - o - ’f' r as mi f'rff - Er W t XL — ® t 1 AGO r' v as t Ui c i lr ’ gets hr CM 1 T'J 4 s w r® t-- h f ?r res i 7' an S'h w r-- tw® pA- 5 -t - ffo of r f 'W f i f -i ' - dr A h a — -- r qr ft? y mJ his ear in tn i i ty 0 t- 3T It - to fv I f 0 H'nrh’s crag? cf rf other ( p h trs-£ 7 Is-- fA tn tv Z Wr ? r-- t v 1 ' r r ln gar ('? is pa’gn ?rif rd cf In? r: f cf a- : ? -- g 3 A 0 f 8-- d rtrz-r- t "“ p f-- sh -r cf t f? : d car ! th ? v O £1’? 0 a t ® k®p-- S cf e V £ are h® an i t:rer trrillmg’y rri-l- v m bus t ' t A z r Tr s — i is th® xr t : l a - I e — -- ml Huff in c V Lterat G ST1' 1 T C r4 n 3 ” - ' jjs-- - ®d i: i j r a’Hr Af rt is ii ly p r r : s :rd !v T Xrrxccn ” Fa:?"' ‘To i a Fir®' r ' V’rr” “Th? 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Yrt now that the UbraTiot iU 4 r a ( I Knew the m: internal conflict h'M developed policy has backfired so pb-- r b I we- - hc y ®: a f a !a k ly the Soviet leaders are t : 4 3 N't s nr® h Afnra on horrs of a terrible i j ma is aho wfrst Nertn fr o vur 7 rapp®d up MIAMNG rors m:i:rrR :Fcr ' - Mhcv r f r tb h’- rr pose 3 r But the meaning cf the Kremi French ?r lin’s scrri-parasis goes deerper f N r®”"® l'-t-'- l m M affects rt than that It is directlv related mf-t: -- h aM VV ®o®- F rf to the two continuing internal lrS th® Red army th® precise cpim in A’ crises which have teen going cn posite of what the hard fact’ v after in the Soviet Union since the the Soviet situation li Aram require war One is an agricultural It would aho me t: Th ® pro cri-i- s The other is a manpow- delicate balance h ?! t " i er ends three main ce nter? of 'd c C‘'nrM The nature of the agricultural power — the party t ighj 4 s do i crisis can he quickly tmderstood reaucracy and C T r vi o v rhfj n in terms of the following simple would h® I ih rrri upet thr fact fifty-foumillion people cn militarv' This is another w A I bdi’ po!r® era the Soviet collectives produce son why the Kremlin’s' coibc: an F : pfioed t’arad hy only 70 per cent of the agri- leadership was reluctant to or- r L®c‘®r repru-'cultural output of th® eight mil- der Marshal Zhukov's troops to fight rg m :r- lion people on American farms drown the satellite resist an®® s rer ep the pres Ard this 70 per cent must feed a blood hath For th® Tv I w Lad'v w o u r j r d U r r d almost 30 per c®rt more peop’r of the bloodbath might rc ch ! :h The ovrr-icstmert in to th® men in the Kremho t hot arid R K cp tmanpower on the collectives in selves destroying the cc!b ina turn contributes to th® manpower leadership and replacing it wt:: e U N a military crisis For under the Soviet Gw a! 7 re dictatorship tb®re simply are not enough Canal ‘Mciai is a Altogether th® satelb® desp-- f except fr t h ® c a n a pcopl® to man th® collectives and tanc® above all the f i® rc® a w h c h 4 th® Red army and at the same wonderful F the rer®h ' e huot of th® H the Th a“n gr-iaPntish courag® d J time to maintain th® continual c®u'd r bec®m® a people has Tasicai'v ailrml s ppo-terr w lZ? f cf F mi industry th® world situatior in n”w mte-r- a' expan-iopern-- - nerf ? -- p n r r e 7 the U' N which is th® central object cf it has not been a’Vred rvr-- i ? h t c excu 5 Soviet internal policy ra rrc the invasion cf Egvpt 7h® h3s C I ®t th The manpow er crisis moreover! charg® in the world TF N rw F cv r pw s'4 'srfa regu'ar rer f®r the Suez is row about to enter an acute calls fer a basic -' hi’tFCara' reshaping 7®e® Which W u d f For th44 “shadowy clav- Western phas® But fnrf’-'rare® tap t h ® r k r w j : A s es” th® generation horn in the for the policy Pa Soviets the paralv n srd imprm® th® b rf t: w ar hea’'h art i: j ear? are now maturing And crisis which fares them his be sbvrdrrds rf th® r:cyt i th® war hy d®ath and sfarv ation matched hy an v w ®r 1 impoverished Fgvptan per-- equally cut th® hirth rat® of the “shadowy mg crisis jn the West classes” by more than half Thus Copyright lf53 New- - York 1333 1D33 or the Soviet manby Herald Tribune Ire power problem will he really des- VIEWS and NEWS fence Charles E Wil son to rec- ices: ommend pay and policy changes “We have manv s that would help keep profeswho consider it an honor sionals and technicians in : unito be an American bluejacket form If every officer and enlNted The committee has been Hirelman felt this way the American ing regularly has been getting rate people would have a reports from subcommittees and Navy crammed full of dedicated from panels of service men" and is scheduled to plunk its report down on Wilson’s desk hv Dec 1 porhars Latest hi g development in its1 that- this feeling is not uruvemal work is a set of recommenda-t fit is unfortunate perhaps wears thin tions by Army and Air patriotism families have the d Navy Force NCOand Navy jUttv officers Meeting separately “men to maintain standards of livin® from the three services came up comparable to that of their civil-fpawith surprisingly similar opin- ian contemporaries” s The of all services ions All three conferences caus'd were ’unanimous in recommend-- 1 for higher pay which perhaps “S that men be booted on grades for which they don’t qual was no surprise at that The Army report drafted by ify Airmen proposed an academy for superior men in the top three NCOs of the top three grades said base pay is inadequate grades m all Soldiers and air men agreed ranks It suggested raises all that hazard pay should be exalong the line with higher ratios to include men fuelling panded of 'increase for the tep four missiles guided for instance i grades how-odiffered 'They somewhat Air Force NCOs said reenlistment bonus®? diem per flying The Array men merely said lump etcshould be equalized for pay of-- sum payments were preferred -- r-- :- Near I"?4' r t tf ® i— tp It? if £ car gv U -- i rtr-':- ’i - s f rr -- 1 i irz rv r f p f-- "h r i Hr r - f Th BET t pi')ri’f r - 4 "a to adopt a “lih erali7xt ior” cy towards satellites eralizaticn'’ w as designed to Soviet Indecision Amazed And Fascinated Experts b'p ® v ire I PAYING OFF AN ELECTION t I np making ptu) 5 44 d 1- A I Go English Usage i J ? n c - r Hr r X e Cordiner Committee? That’s the A brief quote from the Navy outfit you’ll remember that was petty officer panel summarizes requested by Secretary of De- very well the attitude of all serv- a t4 t -- Asked for Policy Change More Pay to Keep Vets What ever happened to the fleers and’ enlisted men KF OVFR - t- Machines however provide savings over the long run it is claimed especially in the matter of over-timwages for vote counters MAJOR THOMAS NIAL T - f-- f f C t D a - - - - -s 4 rj P P fH d ft pj --- n f Uhi 47Trrn r T f Ot a c Th ff if i 1 4 7 ’ $ -- “ rnfi - ' J bp’ - vs ’ - s F V r rs v X ) h 1 f at 1 f p'---ni- -- - - P a -- f t r X 1 P t f N a and n t h r d J oh f ii t"? Na r op r - - f- - h®-- a m A ids? ? f'-t- tf ®0 rf 3d l u pV ' - 4 ctm-- r f th J h’ I OV Fat i rzr ' k? m rm -t f® Z ? N a G r?® n j Tr rr p ''- f? d ’V r Queen Elizabeth in opening the new session of Parliament said among other WASHINGTON — Both Washthings “My government will continue their Intorx and locow hae react(not its) efforts” to reach a settlement in ed to th® great crises which bate the 'Middle East Tnus we are reminded confronted them with a sort cf amazed sis In Washagain that government is plural in Britain ington's case this is not while singular in the United States ing In Moscow's it is Indeed what has real lv puz- Opposition Leader Hugh Gaitskell said zled and surprised and fascinated the other day in the House of Commons the experts is the curious shift“We are still left in the dark about what ing reaction cf the Kremlin to the direct chalHer Majesty’s Government have done in Poland lenge to its When an American statesman makes a and Hungary power In the past Krempractice has been to adopt speech about our government he will say lin's a hard ‘line” and then to follow “the government is” or “the government it vith automaton-likruthles has” and would not think of saying “the ness Yet in both Toland and the Kremlin has vacilgovernment are” or “the administration Hungarylated between a policy of using are intending to do something” the full power cf the 'Red army to crush all opposition and a poliPrime Minister Eden in his speech on cy of bluster appeasement and Nov 1 said “government are” when talkretreat Krushchev led his mising about his own government but he sionWhen to Warsaw he threatened at changed when speaking of foreign governfirst to use the Red army But ments — “the Egyptian government is” and when Gomulka stood up to him he blustered appeased and rethe United Nations is” treated In Hungary Soviet polAbout the only comment we can think icy ha? similarly wavered between giving the rebels what they of at the moment is that good English is wanted and drowning them in a kind the of bloodbath English a speaker of good EngThe Kremlin at laU About one-hal- f of all the votes cast in settled for the bloodbath lish uses Yet yesterday’s election were recorded on votthe long period of indecision and vacillation is accounted highly siging machines according to the voting manificant among the experts For chine industry which consists of two manu- For it tells a lot about certain bard facturers This accounted for the speedy facts of Soviet life inescapable B Marion Folsom Secretary of Health is not the slightest doubt There of so canvassing many votes especially in Education and Welfare appeals for more that both the fcrocitv and the the east because' once the polls close the basic community services in helping older effectivenessthe of the Polish and especially Hungarian resisvoting machines “report the totals as fast persons with their special problems tance amazed the Rusgenuinely as the election judges can readThem “We need more clinics” he says “or sian rulers In this absolutely It is as simple as raising the lid on a community service centers to unexpected situation the “comprovide diag- mittee system” in the Kremlin bash register to get the total figures about nostic and counseling services health edu- which had worked well enough the store’s receipts cation training and programs to develop before began to display the indecision and internal division Voting machines were used in every home care We should explore possibilities which are characteristic of com- single voting district in the states of New for improving the quality bf care in some York Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware nursing homes for improving nutrition for Maryland and Louisiana States in which more religious recreational and community not a single machine was used are Arkan- service opportunities for older Bv RAY persons” sas Kansas Idaho Maine Nebraska South Individuals and organizations in Ogden Interesting on election day to Dakota and W’yoming are striving to achieve some of the services see the extent to which the three-warace for governor of Utah A voting machine costs from $1300 to and facilities Mr Folsom mentions in the had taken the spotlight sway from $1700 depending upon size so the cost of foregoing paragraph We are happy to com- the presidential race Everywhere mend thesd' efforts and to appeal to the the question was “Have v o u providing machines for even a middle-size- d voted against Lee?” or “Have city like Ogden with 87 voting places is general public for support of the programs you voted for Lee?” ard nowhere men-wome- er -- high EAR SON P 1956 th? to i- - a ca— f rrr - A hiiiory rpa!!ed |
