Show 19 Saturday Morning September 22 Leae Tiiat ‘Lei's s 19' Dail Dim rent e Dick!’ Behind GOP Apathy Can Be Bcalcn By Intensive Demo Drive 4 For Continued Progress at State Prison The veiy suhst mtial pmgic ss which li is born nidr at tie Utah State IMison in recent seats is N ing piojectrd into the in thf pluming of U'aulen Miiccll Graham and Tl e L’Mh Hoard of Corm t ion under the chauniarship of John F Dugan The bond has pioposed a budget of $1 740 115 for the next biennium which will represent an meiease of appioximately $275 000 oer piol'alile e xpenditui os of the ounent biennium The budget in ludes funds to continue the psvcluatuo t( mi which is causing on dngnostu counseling and limited treatment service fm piwm inmates This new appiuaeh to helping ptis-meon the road to rehabilitation was inifu-tu- is tiated by a special $15000 appropi lation by the last legislature It has proved so valuable the Retard of Corrections Is anxious to continue Other the pmvision of nunt pay increases for guirds the establishment of a fiont gate into piisoij proputy on the highway unit at and the opening of a Williams Camp At the same time the board approved a $716000 building program to ho submitted to the next Legislature Most important item on the list is construction of a 200 bed dnimitmy unit outside pnson walls' with stpaiate dining and other facilities for tiusties This doimitoiv with equipment is estimated to tost S5 5 0000 Othf r building ptopostd is an 8X5000 milk pi messing plant a 8(10000 slaughti r house a $16 000 it ed proeessing plant and $t 200 to complete a $10000 gatehouse at the fiont entrame to the prison pioperty Much of future planning at the prison ago forward moves entailing additional expenditure are employment of a full time physician and three hospital attendants employment of additional guards to maintain the week started a year five-da- y The Swedish Bulwark Although she shares a common border with Soviet Russia in the Petsamo area in the far north and faces Communist countries for hundreds of miles across the Baltic Sea Sweden has been one of the stoutest foes of communism in Europe Her people continued that resistance in the elections recently completed The Communists retained the five seats lower they have held in the house of parliament This is regarded as an irreducible minimum representing less than 5 per cent of the vote These voters Swedish analysts say include not only the few real Communists but a substantial number who vote Communist as a way of expressing general dissatisfaction rather than support of the Communist ideology Most Swedish workers support the dominant Social Democratic Party wTiich again emerged as the strongest even though it did lose some seats to the Conservatives The Social Democratic-Agrariacoalition will continue in power although with a smaller majority The Communists who made considerable gains during the war have gone down steadily since — from 15 seats to eight in 1918 and down to five in 1952 One significant factor In the Sunday election is that recent Soviet tactics of sweet reasonableness and repudiation of Stalin aimed at winning the sympathy and ri the Socialists didn't get to first base fn Sweden For Social Democrats as their party leader Prime Minister Tager Erlandcr said the unity appeal “falls on deaf ears” because it is clear to Swedish Socialists that communism is incompatible with democratic values It is encouraging that Sweden so strategically situated in northern Europe remains a firm bulwark against the Ideological or any other advance of communism 230-memb- er n a The Public Forum Autumn officially begins today although Intermountain residents may be justifiably skeptical of the calendar’s accuracy after the unprecedented heat wave just broken by bddtod showers The autumnal equinox arrives at exactly 6:36 pm and even though the mercury registered 97 in Salt Lake City earlier this week the season of storm doors and snow tires is just around the corner But don’t let that thought distuib you The corner has jet to be turned For the moment — and we hope it is a long one — the glories of fall are here to be enjoyed Look to the hills and canyons The aspen leaves are yellow njaple and scrub oak flame in glonous red against a background of evergreens Theie is nothing like It in any other section of the globe For this statement we take thp word of thp National Geographic Society whose writers and photographers rove the globe Unly in the United States and Canada does Nature put cn her spectacular display cf autumn foliage This is due to the variety of climate— bright days and cool nights In the tropics the seasons are unchanging In Europe noithern Asia and the Southern Hemisphere’s limited temperate zone its cither too damp or too dry too hot or too cold or evergieens are too predominant Yet despite all this we can’t help feeling a trifle sad Summer has gone wherever summers go I low much we planned to do How little vie accomplished Now another Stason is at hand Welcome autumn Farewell summer As the earth makes its yearly journey around the sun nature changes in wondeiul and infinite varictv Tribune nces to advcitisris weie How can they talk of equality of the fsexis when a man and woman the same are referred to respectively as sawed-ef- f and petite? 'So marry iron irtue to devote their Line to their gard rs but a lot more would I willing to keep on with thnr jobs if they Could j 1st rente fi m vaidwnrk - t e The mow s ition dust who us d to tell about having a fire n tlm fumai e cmil the middle of Mav now Ins vmi know phont how they've got the old-tim- i cn veil into St ptrmbr r My refere- it It is fair that the cause of their behavior be served known in order that compliments mav go wheie they belong But for the I equipments of the two mathematical laws conti oiling money the prune purpose of adv oi Using would he to infoim Acting in this function it would pel form sei v lies of value to everyone Probably it would be apon-soie- a modern cannery sign shop shoe shop piint shop tailor shop laundiy and diy cleaning plant carpt ntei shop license plate plant and in many skilled trades A lumber camp is opciated in the Uinta Mountains and it is hoped soon to levive a 1 ash fish seining project One of the most import int aspects of industry wide bases a high inhumat- on ion to nonsense 1 WOllld Hi 10 be willingly and widely read and heaid and would significantly increase the knowledge of everj’one Therequue-ment- s of mediums of exchange will not permit it to happen Under their warping rontiol the main purpose of adv ei Using is changed from informing to selling One pioduct might be pi e and llhNliated ten fiom the same mrte-FihIwoi’ eis of the same skills under the same patent licenses under equally compe advertise- ments which si i ve no puipnsp except that mentioned in the last paragraph s bv Further degradation Is Senator From Sandpit strides in recent years thanks to an undeBoard of Concc-tion- s rstanding By Ham Park efficient pnson management and excellent legislative and administrative supa new Legislatuie and a new’ administration in the offing it is hoped nothing will occur to impede this steady pi ogress toward one of the best penal institutions in the West show must go on!”— the Theater The Show Must Go On! Once upon a time the beautiful headliner of a vaudeville Enforcement Needed bill was standing entrance waiting foi her cue when she re- “The port With Ciedo of a ceived One of the most effective devices for moving traffic over existing streets at peak traffic periods morning and evening is the prohibition of parking at certain times -- on in the morning on thp right snip In the the right side evening It is fir from bring a new device as far as tiaffic engineers generally arc concerned hut it is relatively new in Salt Like on a number of Salt City It is now in Lake Citys major arterials and it woiks excellently to provide an extia lnne of traffic at rush times if and when it is properly tele-gra- In fust the ( m that said “Bill is dying” What did she clo - go into hysteri- cs” d dd Uhe not Though CL her heait was j Fark hi caking struggled hi av cly through her act The show had to go on The next day her pi css agent got the stmy on the front pages Stones and piav s were w niton about it and a scoie of motion pic tme mm-pami- s she up pnforrrd the pimfuced the with epu s me How about the huxmf ss show” Ikies n t it hue to go on’ Isn t it just as important to go out and mike a sale when Bill is passing in his chpcks as it is to noon a tune” It sure is Solitshand a bit of glory to the salesman — his show too must go on And the boss — sometimes of humeri in the events be too learns that Bdl is in bad shape But docs he shut up shop and quit’ llaid course lv In al'tion So loves go1 eg Let tl e ha k h he he his to Bdl thinks of his customeis stock hoi li rs and hs no-paiki- Keeps his cm-- p show s giv e bm a pat on Then lust think of t‘ e wnmr of this column— “full of w re saw s and fi hie pi i ti-- t udi s be pin vs p at t his on e sonoimis toms tuirr'g cs childish ts agun - hut who vi s biavelv do cn an gi in K mil tl is kind tow ml r nr cr I of i o) ovri d v I f a thee! brt Bcmc-- s pnwis 1 t rage that I pick up textbooks essays hade journals and other things used to teaih phvsics suigery diagnostic techniques in polio and can cer and the many other things we must know if we are to survive and find their wiitings diawings and methods inadequate probably because of the usual financial recsons and then turn to (lie cleailv and beautifully wilt would have dividual fieodom This places increismg responsibility on the inmate for preparing him for eventual return to complete ficedom in society This process may take a man from maximum security confinement tn minimum security within pnson' walls then to trusty status in the dormitory outside the pnson proper and finally to the new unit set to begin operation in a few weeks at Camp Williams At the camp a man will be free in almost every respect except for final release from custody The state pi Ison has madp some real Imp'-mc- advei--tisin- d in- Without enforcement — and peisiscnt and positive enfoi cement -- the drvne is worthless For one car in a blo It ilhgilly pu ked during the rush ptnod will bottleneck the arterial It may in fact compound confusion for traffic in the right line expecting a clear road piles up behind 'he puked car There is a resultant real accident hazard as the blocked cars tiy to merge with the other lane of traffic Enforcement in Salt Lake City is not as effective as it should be At times these artrthls with pnk hour pat king pmhihi-tion- s will be cleir so traffic can move smoothly At others— as was the case the other evening when four cats (including an unoccupied Utah Itoad Commission pml truck) weie illegally puked in five blocks edict is wide ly of 13th East— the ed lgnoi Tlu’ie ought to be regular enforcement-witradio patrol cars ass gned to cover these arterials several times morning and evening And it should nnt be just a matter of writing out a ticket Of finding eirs should be piomptly htulid aw iv If thR w f e (h re as has her n stand u d iioniluie for r us in oil rr cities them vvou'rl veiy soon be practically umvnsil oropliame rush with this law and nnnh hour traffe movrrr nt on Sdt Luke City’s waj r arterials uit and everyone may know but regudloss it heroines the function of adv ei Using to convince people that the one is bettor than thp oilier If money's rcquuements will permit both pioduceis to ad veitise vve move fiom the sublime to the lirlieulous with the knowledge that it then becomes the function of to convince perq le that either of the two pioducts is better than the other It is in a silent and helpless made because their tec hmques and effects aie easilv ob- made in providing woik opportunities at the pnson In addition to varied woik in agucultuie there Is oppoitumty for job experience in out-boun- 5 d Total 271 (needed to win 267) It will be noted that in the above the solid South is listed This is befor the Democ-iffts cause the oigamation Demociats theie have been alien- on a ho fm r S lit 1 ini to gi mv 1 him m your s vbo v mud go M ir us wlio Las the annoying habit of reading my shoulder what I wnte just piped up with “How about the housewife7 What does she clo when she heais about Bill? Why she goes on cooking meals washing dishes making beds and then goes and holds Bills hand for a while Her show not only goes on but she gives some extra benefit performances How about some glory for her?” ’bver Notes on the Cuff Department Bill Ingebietsen savs that the mov ing finger w ntes and havlrg wnt sometimes gets mixed up in a lawsuit The reason we seldom hear self made woman is because she changes the plans so often that thp job is never of a fimshfd Mans inhumanity to man nukes countless thousands of dnllais Jim Hue lcmaiked the other d iy Making a good husband out of a man is one of trie highest plastic aits known to civiliza- It tion requires science sculpture common sense faith hope and chanty — cs for they would rather buy The intent of the people does not meet the re- quirements of the command to sell thercfoie it becomes an additional function of a civet Using to persuade people to buv what they know they can not affoi d Anent Phfield the “Rebels” I dilor Tubune Concerning the article ‘Rebels on Rock Pile” In Gent gia s Roc k Quar- ry Pi Ison sure It seprns inconcciv able that mmatps in a penal would multilute their legs with 20 pound sledge hammers to bring about the recognition of svmpathy under the condition of the pus-oA similar rircumst nice in the same prison a few years before The committee recommended that there he no relaxation of discipline Wouldn t the “checking" of a peisons fever ascertain if the person was able to woik7 The supervision of the noi them pi isons doosn t seem so diastic since some of the ex inmates find themselves retui nod to the prison to serv e out another sentence I do not think that anv pris on should be a recreation cen-te- i tior do I think that any prison should be a pui g dory Marion F Wooden Frederick Reprise long as time aiP homes whole childi en plav Wlme tned min can turn at lose of dav Wheie motheis sirg soft lul lahies and lav Pemoc i ac y is safe As Jong as schools fulfill a nation s need For t aching boy s and gn Is to write and read Reg lrd less of thnr color c rac e or creed Pemoc l icv is s i i c As Ice g as c! hi i h bi ‘ the IN hh ss S ihb th a Galling pi o !p to a ’ isi cf pi As lor g a- - min aie her to w ni s' ip )) ere I'cmni racy w d lve — Mi Hilda Si nw W alton mi i have — decided The real trouble of course for tlw Republicans is on the organization side It’s possible for Stevenson to be defeated but some evidence is beginning to an umu-lat- e that despite the better side of the argument on the issues the Republicans may not poll enough of an tneieasp in the courtry districts to off-se- t the Democratic gains in cities That s the In mid September the PRLMDI NTI aie sometinifx outlook L campaigns won m the cities by intensive organization Nine big cities can dominate enough stales for thp Democrats to win an elec-toia- l major majontv provided they have the solid South on their side They are New Yoik Boston Philadelphia Cleve- land Chicago St Louis ting Milwaukee and Los DoAn- - gelcs Otliman ( n Motorists’ Promised Land d our ke Our lulti Raymond E Jackson Richfield Utah Such divided supei highways are the pattern for the new roads to come Since weie paying for them wth an as soitment of new taxes they 11 have no tolls Mosquito Hague Editor Tiibune: Like thousands of others in this area 1 think it is deploiable that some gun clubs aie allowed to do as they please when their actiors run counter to meas- Laltimore fiom there aheady is one of these free roads of tomonow In Baltimore we had to ciawl through behind trucks but this enkghtered city even now is digging tunnels uncler the haihnr for use of through tiaffic These stiould be ready in another year To ures taken bv the Moxqu'to Abatement District It stems to me there is absolutely no excuse for it un- mercifully yards and patios aie completely unusable and ore cant sleep nights for the te mosquitos that come uto Louse wnh car h clooi openit g 1 d lil p to get in some shots ini'r'g gun clubs oi Hie mos ah rtrnc t people ei ip for w lincvfi is responsible tip THE s Anli non Woods Cl oss Ltdh Jar Wasli-ingto- I I nm Mo th 1 1 it i I t p hci p we cj'le money s 1 n ted cinls for bttirg ns cross the bus qurhanna Rivet Fn Ige An other roller fm ru kc us 75 cents fur our ride ovir the 61 TOOK a iiMi i be applied di bitten F n t Afar MY BRIDE SMS its like riding m an airplane after a few hundied miles of no red lights no traffic snarls no hitchhikers and no wandering livestock you can even feel a little bored You see nothing but bfau-tifu- l and green landscape eventually you wish for the sight of something red like pc haps a billboaid adverbs ing catsup When we had to come here to the lake country for my talk before the New ork State Publishers convention we traveled almost the entire distanc e on toil roads rcctlv Because a pei son is old is no leason he should stop learning— not when he has to make decisions width may affect the whole countiy are new billion 1 1 a r road Mr Othnmn aiding program will take re of this sooner than you ight imagine and Im eased to come up with a eview of how this promised t IS PO- rA for the mntm that Sen Gieen Is Cluldien - o too important The impound fret is tint he has h iesponsible position ort the Senate foreign Relations Committie Any information ran Me made one stop on the turnpike for lime h and soon after we rear lied Perth Amboy we rolled off paying the man a dollar as we left miles an Sounds a gasoline eaven is not obtains it nder them at 5 Thom Rove Tribune I do not believe that your complaint on our “roving scnatois’ is justified Anv senator with as much responsibility as Sen Cnoen should tiy to gam all the about foieign countries hp can The 12 African rountnes aie not insignificant for many icasons One obvi ous reason right now is tied in with the Sue ciisis he - round hrough or I el The fact 11 ept in cities nd you 11 be u z z i n g Editoi 80 Delaware Rivor and there w weie on the New Jersey turnpike This was an odd feeling but we soon got used to rLACID NY — day fellow tounsts be no stoplights ex- LAKE ome here peciaily charity As lations organ to stick with Demon atic aie coming in fiom other — pai ts of the countiy that the Demociats aie getting registered a large number of persons who haven t been in the habit of voting regulaily The big nows of the 1656 thercfoie is al campaign ready visible— its apathy on the Republican side and intc oigamzation on the Dcm ocratic side Manv observers who take a look at the big majoiities piled up by Gen Eisenhower in 1652 are inclined to scoff at the idea that he can be defeated this time It Is thewhen tiue that oretically times are good the paity in pou’er benefits hut there’s one important pioviso Its that the party in power get out its vote and also keep pace with the increases in voting strength achieved by the opposition Taper majorities of pav not Richard this issue the politicians in the South -- winch means those who control the pm ties on Maine however Is not an isolated case The same kind of repoits heaped upon advertising by the strangling iequuements of mediums of exchange in the fret that most people being honest would pit fei (even though it moans inconvenient e or cbsiomfoit to themselves) to live within their m- omes What they tan not J ated by the Eisenhower position on Civil Rights and since theie is little difference he Iween the attitude of the two 18 215 By Our Readers tent management and for the same pur pose as anothei piod Adv criising Fditor hard-workin- g Autumn in Its Glory J districts been pre-paiol- £ the L’NQUl TION ABIY facts about the Maine election aie beginning to seep in and the moie they are examined the more stutling they seem to Republican managers Thus m the first and second in oongtPssional Maine W’here the Demounts won one seat and nearly won the othei thoie aie 11 cities and in these the tot il Republi can vote over lrGl showed a net gain of 166 vvheieas the Pemoc rats made a net gain of now available with a regular high school diploma granted on completion of requited courses which is possible within thice in n Some of this talk is being eioneouslv ex plained as the usual attempt to state Republican Party woikeis into action but a good deal Is based on eaily lepoits of how effectively the Democrats are registering an increased vote over g advance HOW’ f 01 LI) Adi u Siev Pnson be elected— and by what combination of electoral votes? Assuming that the first repoits of better oigant-zatloand intensive woik on £ that many-side- pnson rehabilitation is registenng Demociats in unprecedented numbeis tui n out to be true in the pivotal state's saying fiderv c Adi u 'sloven will be son clci ted continuing shift in emphasis slow are with a cutain degtee of con away from mere custody and punishment to personal development in the interest of rehabilitation d This rehabilitation program is It begins with admission - to pi Ison and special orientation in a segregated unit It includes adequate medical and dental care so that physical handicaps where possible are removed Of gieet important is the work of the psy chiatiic team in analy-inand counseling men so they tan undi themselves better and so prison authorities can guide them inoie effectively toward personal development Education and vocational training pliy a vital role Many men in piisnn aie handicapped by the lark of sufficient schooling or of an occupational skill Both needs can now be met at the Utah State Piisnn with the Jordan Through School District and Brigham Young University all kinds of academic education is years Cieat strides have the ' e relates to it past arc meiningli ss when theie is apathy WASHINGTON -- Moie and moie people who know politics fiom the inside to ginning speak of “a fj close election” I for the prrsiefency A few 2‘) Now we were on the Gdi den State Parkway heading w’est of New York through one industrial town after another Only we never saw them The road was sunken with elaborate planting or both sides The Garden State road operators have a new si heme to collect the toll fees Every 10 miles or so you pitch a quarter into a big stainless steel hopper That turns on the green light and away you go At Suffern NY after a few miles of standard snarly traffic we bowled on to the New York thtuway heading up the western shore of the Hudson for Albany where it verts west to Buffalo About a hundred miles up wp saw a hapless hilibhiker with suitcase in hand ajipar-entlborn chopped bv someone turning off Before we could roue h him the slate y had police him riPJ up road off the runs I and executed RIANS these on highways are veiboten They might git bumped And anybody slowing ddwn to pick them up could cause trouble for the cars roaring along behind Efficient use of the highway depends on all hands moving along at a steady b() miles an hour vvjth of course a little fudging on the high side At Albany it cost us an- other to get $145 off the road of the future and the final bundled miles to this beauty spot in thp mouninns we had to make on plain old concrete highways littered with stophot deg stands local light tiaffic ntfl J i ns ambling along a kriii mg the autumn fob ige M ide n dvr sijpr rfM sccmmglHv ft line a ”r!v uf-- t to the roids vlmmiM aimn speed ahead jieup tonnetg imvris d I j ran pqJir Higii (j p A |