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Show What Happened To U.S. Industrial Genius? 1-- By LYLE WILSON legend: manufactured in the . United Kingdom. This essay was typed on a handsome portable machine That was a shocker for me that bears the well "'known because it , had been my American trade impression that American m ech an ksF genius had devname, Remington. Moreover, ised sueh,wonders as the perthis mill was a sonal typing machine and that American merchandizing gent gift to me from us was supplying such won- my Washington, -- B.CL, colleagues.- - t It bears the name Remington spelled out in raised script But on the hind Mr..Wilson side of the typewriter in small letters unlikely tp attract much attention is the 1ffiJ and at home. Then I remembered that some Italian geml had moved, in on the U.S. typewriter industry several years ago and, so far as I ever heard, had made away with it worn on irfy wrist a Swiss a good and beautiful timepiece. The time came for replacement and I remembered from my youth the fame of certain articles of commerce often far beyond for a hope , of possession short-gras- s country boy. There were, for example, the Barlow Hamilton knife,' - and the watch- - The Hamilton watch! Every prairie kid in a railroad town aspired to one. The word around was that the engine y crew of the local on the Mopac Central Branch But there is more of the. timed its train with Hamil- same. For 20 years I have tons. Not only the engine SENATOR CAUCUS once-a-da- By Pete Wyma crew, but the conductor and brakeman as welL Railroad time was the ultimate stan- so proudly as I might It says HAMILTON Just under the fi--" gure 12. But below the S in in western very small print is die word: dard of precision Kansas. son. Inside, my hat claims owned. My watch and clocks Qualita Superiore and describes Itself as a Borsalino, made in Italy. Ditto a Stetson e bought in San Francisco. LBJ had better look under his hat band. keep good time. What Td like to know is what has become of the American guys and dolls who used to make these articles now Imported from overseas! Maybe they got other and better Jobs. Then, again, maybe , they didnt . look-alik- Swiss! Of fresher memory was the fact that the American way of life depends in large measure on its watch industry. The del- - icate mechanics of manufae1 luring these little time ma- chines requires precise skill and tools essential to national defense. U.S. watchmakers in World War II helped produce the tiny and delicately adjust- ed proximity artillery fuse. I wear my Hamilton, hut not I bought a Seth Thomas desk clock, a beautiful model Seth Thomas is part of the. American legend. Bat my desk clock was made in Germany. I have been examining other articles in my home. My travel dock, a folding number, is an Ingraham; made in Japan. Last week All of dies are good My British typewriter is as good as any I ever - DESERET A 13 NEWS, October Tuesday, rC2 13, 1W4 LEASE M IUXI MNTHOUBt f rto AFAKIMtNTS f 3M Muon 7 rooms plus 3Vj Do lux baths. Caro.t.4 throughout. Whoa. Unsurpassed -- low. Mo North Hilhidl In) I Ao. Phono DA ANOKA MA M. rt0 A Note of Thanks" T"s hat handsome purchased in Dallas, Tex., is the image of the famous Stet- A from YOUR HEALTH SALT LAKE Bad Breath: What To Do? By J. G. MOLNER, M.D. 4 Or drinking. Even casual CITY-LINE-S clue if digestive disorders are involved. This is not a frequent cause, but it can occur. Dear Dr. Molner: Here is a . drinkers sometimes acquire sensitive subject, bad breath, quite an odor. " . but no one talks about it and ft Lung and throaf diseases 5 TEETH. Yes," a toothits causes and what can be brush helps. And regular can cause fetid odor, hut the done about it. Can you suggest dental care to prevent or corother causes, are far more fresomething? My teeth are rect cavities or (a frequent quent. Bronchiectasis is cne fried mouth- -- cause) diseaseof the gums, is possibility, --7 washes,- lemon Juice in the imperative.. But. food particles "In - short, - remember - that morning, and special tootps' can be trapped in between - mouth, nose and throat are the L.M. pastes. perfectly sound teeth, and de- - commonest sources not just d resist the most : MOUTH washes and tooth cay there 'the mouth, but all three."'":: assiduous brushingT This is for the most arent, pastes Trapped food particles are th vez7 common -- Invisible part, of more than trifling use. one (hidden between the Theyre good enough, that is, causes of bad breath, and tha teeth) and this Is a frequently-overlook- ed factor. Have your If breath odor is only mildly answer isnt very difficult and temporarily Jess thanide- - Use dental floss to clean be- -' teeth cleaned periodically. tween the teeth. al. . irThij Is an of. those dayswhenyotr'd give anything for a real ' 6 Hows your nose? Most nice) old fashioned snow jobi"- Here are points on how to bad breath . originates in the deal with the problem: mouth, nose or throat Ca1. Is the breath really bad, . LETTERS TO EDITOR tarrh, post-nasdischarge or Lor are you. oversensitive about chronic infections and drip, , it? such disorders of the nose may SHOPPE, 5 2 Do you customarily eat need attention. foods that leave odors ? IT you 7 INFECTED tonsils (and "are an onion and garlicTover, adenoids) can be contributdont expect to have a breath ions. Have you had your docContinued from Page 2 slipping economy and he adlike a babys, tor look at them? mits there are certain veaK no longer holds any appointed 3 Ditto for smoking. 8 A sour odor can be a spots. position in the United States You bet there are weak Government, but he is direc-to- r, of the World Rule of Law spotsTnot merely in the cutCenter at Duke University backs in Utahs missile indus-tryS- S where he is working on ajull- they-affefor econo: time basis for the repeal of the Connally Reservation to - my now but In what they por- the United Nations .Charter. . tend, for the future. .The United. States would be Mr. Melich, how can ydu subject to the Wofld Court to-- day if Sen. Tom Connally had say Utahs economy is healthy . not insisted on six words joeing and vsounL when . it rests so added to ah amendment to the much upon the nps-andowns of the "missile industry? 1 EVELYN STRONG: WALKENHORST I ROBERT Salt Lake City JR. 3480 TerraceTiew Dr. ' Now back on schedule, we would like to thank Salt Lake residents for youyLpa-ticnc- e while our service was interrupted during therecent strike. With the resumption of regular servicefwe hope your patronage will continue. is The problems which resulted in the strike were: purely economic, and the Union and its leadership at all times "displayed "an understanding of our problems. We are pleased that an agreement has been reached sat, isfactory to all parties. rWe shall continue jo make every effort to maintain roper-service,' providing the most economical and.de-pendabtransportation to and from" downtown Salt" "Lake Gty. ::: " Campaign Comment that Salt Lake Gty Lines le f ajurm couiiest aovic- - 50c -- d .N.-Charter. On Their Level .ScrapecLBarreL Were JnotTurprisedttrisee Republican' Thomas Judd picking up indorsements in your columns from some 8, 9, .IQ and I have just finished reading of September editorial your 23rd Keep Camin which you reemphasize the- - code of the captioned paigns Clean His campaign seems to be entirely pitched to their level. Fat f WILLIAM HABEL 715-lAve. Campaign Practices' Committee. I have just one comment to make. After listening to the President of the United States addressing the "United Steel-- " Mr. Melich has had a lot to -Convention refer to workers Now about issues. local say lets hear. how he stands on . his opponent as a ranting, some national questions which raving demagogue" it is my humble opinion that- he has 'C'oiild certainly affect the citizens of Utah. He supported sqraped the bottom of the 'baSenator -- Goldwaters bid for rrel of villification and defamation merits or the presidential nomination. deserves the respect or the Does he now support the senators position on civil rights,-Boci- al -- support of loyal Americans. ' Security, the nuclear -DALE ALLRED test-batreaty, control of nu4 Logan " clear weapons and political - Let's Hear Stand - and-no'lon-ger -- n extremism?" LYNN ANDERSON" Sandy Powerfully new Rambler American.,, 65fs sportiest way to save 'News' Manager Get Both Sides On Pulse Tonight If the writer of the letter, , "Whats Good For The Compact Economy King of the Earl Hawkes, editor general. manager . of the Deseret News, will be the. Mr. E. r.t . Where I Stand by the sena-- . from" Arizona7the "following" would be found : Starting tor With- - ? - I have run on a platform fiscal responsibility. I have always spoken out for it, even when to do so was considered unpopular, as in my recent .vote against the tax cut. Although I agee wholeheartedly rzzzr with the wish tot cut taxes. and am "committed to policies which would make it possible, 1 opposed the current move because it could prove danger- ously inflationary 'in the long" run. There has been no cor--, responding cut In government spending but, instead, of the announced prospect of continued deficit spending. PuIse He Ameri-can-Sund- ay Col-Icg- talk-Jn- g keeps sides of us i all-ne- , w extra-valu- Before coming to the Desert et News earlier this year, Mr,' Hawkes was --general manager ef the Boston Record Advertiser. A native of Preston, Idaho, he is a graduate with honors from e Utah State Agricultural and has been in newspa- per work since 1936. Up, Down Industry it it 155-h- dis- lie service and Mr. Hawkes t h e problems involved in modern journalism. His Public Pulse a Is in connection luith the current observance of National Newspaper Week. - fear and a ltll cuss the get both sides of the picture and then make our decision. . -W. J. 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