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Show Here Are Some Things Not To Say About Your Husband There are some things no smart wife ever reminds her husband of when others are present. Such as: How she kept him from making a mistake, or tried to, only he wouldnt listen to her. That it was her money that paid for tliis or that. That her family was set against their marrying That the man she almost married is how Mr. Big, the inference being that If she had married the other man she would be on Easy Street. That the couple couldn't get by without her pay check. That if she hadnt married she would have had a fabulous career. That the only reason the family gets by on her husbands pay check is because she is such an excellent manager. That she hasn't had a new dress in ages or that the dress she is wearing came from a bargain basement. Hit Enemies Ethiopia Holds Of Unionism Election With 2000 Candidates WASHING ION Labor W West-Styl- e ADDIS ABB, Ethiopia !U This ancient African kingdoms first western-stlelection gets undeiway today when voters go to the polls to choose among sc me 2 000 candidates they largely have never hcaid of. leaders took the Labor Day holiday to denounce their enetnies for tr mg to use corruption charges against some union officials as an excuse to "destroy At stake are 250 seats in the lower house of parliament, but main interest lies not so much in the results of the general elec-- ! tion, but in the experiment Itself. A total of five million persons have qualified to vote in this country of 19 million, of whom 90 pet' cent are illiterate. More than 3 miilon already have registered, High Illiteracy Rate But special problems created bv the high illiteracy rate drew attention from the issues and fun the candidates themselves, seme of whom had to make y arduous, journeys back irto wild hill countiy Inhabited by tribesmen. The government has conducted an energetic piogram to explain pioceduies of the month-lonekction set-uFor the remainin' per cent, there are lectuies and illustrations. In the actual voting, ballots will have the photograph of the candin date instead of his name. cm be accomplished by use of a thumb print rather than a signatuie Many of the 2.000 candidates seme of whom are expected to be dropped from the rolls in the governments final sifting of appliare unknown to their cations future constituents. e unionism AFI.-CIleaders and oilier Labor Day oratois asseited that la bor itself must clean house resisting at the same time effort r to put across new leg islation. In a Labor Da address over HE'S HELPLESS vSmokey Was Back At President ladio, dcclaied The Zoo can anti-labo- That her husban" alwajs consults her before making any kind of decision. That she is Mrs. Fix-I- t for the family because her husband can't hammer a nail without hitting his thumb. That her husband's boss doesnt appreciate him enough to pay him what he is worth. That her husband is . biggest baby in the world" when he Is sick and thinks he is , ting if he gets a head cold. That her husbands family are a trial and tribulation to her. That her husband big laugh is a sucker for any kind of hair tonic that promises to help him hold onto what hair he has left. That she doesnt know what her husband, poor dear, would ever do without her. Today's Pattern Survival rtyfr-f- o CBS AFL-CI- t. from the Division at Fort 100 soldiers Mondav lav fa'-Bragg, down as the blast, railed Galileo, was fired from a tower. Tlie human nene survival" experiment marked the first time that American soldiers were placed so close to ground zero w ithout the protection of trenches or concrete shelters The shot, equal to the power of 10,000 tons of TNT, was tne 16th in the current series. The Atomic Energy Commission slated the next test for Friday. The AEC said the troops weathN. C. 500-fo- ered the blast bke old veterans of nuclear warfare. Following the detonatto i, the troops leaped into action and ran through a short obstacle course carrying gear. Scientists said that the shock wave blew the helmets off at UZES Youll find this lovely topper not only irresistible, but so quick to crochet. The stitches are simple and the yarn is bulky which makes for fast work. Pattern No. 2575 contains crochet directions for sizes 12, 14, 16 material Inch; requirements; some of the troops. However, they said no casualties were re- ported. Nasser Assails In News Quotes . will ex- - two-da- iialf-nake- g d Regis-tiatio- e KLALk LLMPLR, Malava -M'W OUI.EWS Fiank .1 diewd up as Smoke t0 boUo "llh Kiaft. Smokey smiled adv entui ci fom Pnnie Minister Tengku Rahman, Caiolan. Louisiana again and flopdix-h- i con and Lark option on Mala as new status as an in- w lio filmed the ste.immj ms iks racketeering, ped his paw on an ink pad ncstv S of an mth o nation. he Amcncan Then a his on dependent paw ciupti'ig picked It was no laik CHICAGO If Haves is riiairman of Ihe AFL-CIV new siar rises in the eastern volcano pledge hunting tlie ark. An exhibit at Ethical CommitPractices loading v et of to a freedom for star 'We weie light up the crasky c; t d the Chicago National History Mu- 11 another nation ter, it clogs up and b'ov.x, then tee, which is spent heading lahandlers called on lmjiters Ml0WS it ould have taken Presi-own cam1 bor's BERKELEY, Calif. V housecleaning" the rot ks fall bat k m or mil down ev ci v w lieie also to sign the 20 to do the job if Noh dent Ganidl Abdgl Nasser of the side of tlie mountain 1 hose paign to pledgeprevent foiest fires; to ,oaded al Uve rate of a species a Similar sentiments weie voiced ioster firearm Eg.vpt declared Monday night tlie blasts of sulphur were temlie. It safetv; to respect minute, Democratic ChairNational Arab nations w ill not cease from by was hard to breathe. to conserve wild-- 1 man Paul M. Butler in a Labor propel ty rights; strife until they win their struggle life. Dav He at said Cincinnati. outing against imperialist nations. LITTLE ROCK, Aik. Gov. Smokey nodded in agreement. that Those who would have us The Nasser made this statement in Orval E Faubus, after declaring real Smokey never put m believe that all labor is bad a message read before the sixth . an appeal ance. He spent the day a state of emeigeney and calling of the intent destruction annual convention of the Oigam aie upon at his cage m the Washington out troops to pi event sclwol intethe organized labor movement in zation of Aral) Students. Some 400 Zoo. today: gration this country by whatever means students from the Near East are The state militia is to mam-- 1 Officials said he is too unreliit may lake to accomplish it. meeting at attending tlie five-da- y tain or restore order and to pro-- i able for Curbs Expected the University of California tect the lives and property of citiThere seemed to be general Nasser cited Egypt as a counzens. I must state in all sincerity that Congress would agreement try wluch stood up to tlie agthat it will not be possible to re- act next year to curb some of gressors in the Suez crisis. He to maintain order and store or Just Phone 152-the abuses exposed by the Sensaid Egypt could serve as an exprotect the lives and property of ate investigation of labor-manAsk For (IP) to the Arab whole world. Calif. SAN QUENTIN, ample citizens if forcible integration is ELDEN BLADEN The big fight State officials declared them-- 1 He added: agement practices. carried out. "Not only in a single country shocked and saddened" probably will be ov er the form selves Our Expert Serviceman and extent of the legislation. but all over live vhst area from at the death of Haley O today Youve Tried the Rest. WASHINGTON Sen Hubert WASHINGTON disarm-House Democratic leader John Tcets, n the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian US of warden Now Try the Best! II. chair- - ament delegate Harold E. Stas-- , W. McCormack ) Humphrey in one cursaid current flows the 1951. (Mass San Quentin Pnson since Gulf, man of the Senate disarmament', sen, on his hopes that Russia e a radio interview The evidence rent of Arab nationalism. 50, was found dead in his Tcets, on London entually will accept the latest Nasser also warned that the clearly shows that something residence inside the prison walls Western disarmament plan: must be done" to protect union Monday, the victim of coronary dangers which surround our coun- - disarmament talks, The mutual interest in avoid-- trust funds. But he said lie would thrombosis He died while readseems clear that for the tries have not yet ceased. The1 enemies oi the Arabs have not 'me being at least the Soviets ing modern war is so large we oppose legislation that was ing in his favorite chair, probably w e should be et learned how to respect our lave no intention of using the patient and per-- , ' nitiv e in nature and repressive late Sunday night. talks for armament but sixtent in these anything and peace. negotiations. against labor. He issued a call, not for the propaganda, termination of strife, but a call ForINDEPENDENCE, Mo. One of thig to strife, saying independence for Arab nations was not an end, but mer President Truman, on mod- a knits moit Nothmg discussed the beginning of a long struggle. ern education-LazREGULAR and parents, babysitters movies was opened The convention family together PRICES a shortage of switches have made A must Seel Monday night by President TSael who scored the Ei- the teachers role a hard one and like a beautiful have made our educational sysobsenhower doctrine as an stacle to our national aspira- tem a coddling process Imperialist T No Nations' Aims e . g Warden Dies i R -I - 1 quiet-spoke- ev-th- e, The troops were commanded by Capt. William Stovall, of Lexington, Ky. He said. It was a nasty shock at that distance. The blast kicked up a gigantic dust storm that covered the troopt and newsmen viewing the stitch Illustrations. miles shot from News Nob, Send 25c in COINS, your name, from the tower. The eight kick from address and the PATTERN NUM- the blast was about half the size BER to ANNE CABOT, The Lo- of the bombs dropped on Hiroshi372 W. Quingan Herald ma and Nagasaki. cy Street, Chicago 6, Illinois., Its ready! The 1957 Needlework fifty-si- x colorful pages ALBUM showing many pretty designs; tion. plus directions for making 3 croAsserting that imperialism is chet items and a quilt. Only 25c still living, he claimed the Eisena copy! hower doctrine was as imperialist in its aim as the French in tlieir invasion and the British in their occupation. Boxscore WASHINGTON ffl on how President Elsenhower fared with Congress this year: Civil rights: Asked for four-poiCheese and rip olives are perCOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. W fect flavor mates. Any dish made program to ' reinforce" Air Marshal C. Roy Slemon, with cheese seems better with the civil rights. Got a bill principally chief of the Canadian Royal Air measure confined to voting rights. addition of a generous Force, prepared today to take School construction: Asked fed- over new duties as deputy comof ripe olive wedges. eral aid to states for school con mander in chief of the newly T When lunch is to be hot, broil- struction. Killed in House. North American air deed meat or cheese sandwiches, Immigration: Asked broad fense system. drain canned cling peach halves changes including residence for and stud with cloves. Broil along 22,000 Hungarian refugees. Got with sandwiches until heated "hardship" bill with no provision and lightly browned. Delicious, for Hungarians. BUENOS AIRES M Edward and so easy! Budget: Asked appropriations J. Kehoe, a former member of totaling $73,300,000,000. Got about the U. S. Atomic Energy Comolives and finely $68,400,000,000. Chopped mission, predicted tlie atomic lochopped California walnuts mixed Foreign aid: Asked $3,800,000,-00- 0 comotive will be a reality by with mayonnaise make a popular in new funds. Got $2,768,760,-GO1960. Kehoe made the prediction filling for sandwiches. Spread on in a paper submitted to the 9th whole wheat bread, and serve Asked Defense budget: Railway Congress. with sliced tomatoes. Got $33,700,000,000. Doctrine: Asked approval of A is a wonderful help Small turkey halves or quarters Eisenhower Doctrine to deal wiln in cooky jar summer desserts. planning barbecue over charcoal are a Middle East troubles Got delayed Peanut butter cookies made with wonderful treat. Spice canned endorsement. plenty of sweet, chewy raisins go cling peach halves and fill with Postal rates: Asked hefty hike well with fresh fruits, ice cream canned cranberry saute for a in or as an accompaniment to lempostal rates. Got bill for delicious increase through onade. but Senate shelved at Gloves were designed to wear. House, until next year. gas producers. Got no final action least So dont crush them m one hand taxes: Asked one- - ear by either house. Excise or dangle them limply. Put them Statehood: Asked admission of extension. Got it. on and look smart. Natural gas: Asked for legisla- - Hawaii and Alaska to the Union. easing controls on natural Got no action by either house. Boxscore On How Ike Fared Household . h A-Bl- Airborne , V VSH1NC.TON Never a pel" oigamzations found to be substantially indurated by cor- dull moment at the Agiicultuie rupt elements Department. But he said the giant labor orStnokey the bear came out ganization will fight to tlie last Thuisday in favor of safe and ditch" any attempt bv 'enemies sane hunting. of labor in Congiess to capitalize AaricultU'e Depaitmcnt offion the investigation for the pur-- , cials held a special ceicmonv to pose of fastening further icstnc-iliv- e boost tne Izaak Walton Leagues legislation upon tlie entire campaign for a safe and sane trade union movement hunt mg code. Brainwash Charge xv m bol of the Forest Smoke On another ladio piogram, mu vice was the first fellow to 'l'!.-tIne Piesident Al Haves t,.ke the pledge chaiged that some empluyeis and The big bear smiled at newspoliticians weie living to biain-was- men betoie the eeiemony and the working people" and mumbled something to one of his turn them against then unions handlers. lie said tliev were using ex-- a "Thats i call not Smoke the at on and distoilion to cie-aig That bc.ir," someone explained, the i.npicssiun that tlie lalxir is a Fotest Service emp!oe just lionev combed was movement Blackie, faithful pal of Wuhiui, Kan , letter earner IV. OLD FAITHFUL to let the age of mechanization keep him from makirg hi appointed uiui.d... j The little dog, pet of the Allen buulli lamilv, took a !.hm m tie pa-In n on his morning he joins toe mailman ami ai comp, nnee-- a het lea m. entile ron'e outer, now Used to be. ftignt, Blackie adjusts to the tin g 82nd that the and i ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. 1P Scientists today studied results of an atomic blast which knocked the helmets off unsheltered paratroopers stationed 21 miles from ground zero at the Nevada Piov-m- Grounds More than AFL-CI- Geoige Meany Scientists Study Results Of ? TtTSPAT. JsrPTFMBER S 1PST THE HERALD JOURNAL Llaa Lot,&n k tu'iie count Labor Leaders Hints New Duties nt Atomic Train rie $36,100,-000,00- 1 pu-fe- CHICAGO Former United Auto Workers organizer Charles ChiakulaV on his charge that the Communists are quietly taking Britains side in an effort to keep fireplace build f,,,Ploc Still l . and raom rf you ' in your Liv.ng ac Rtcraat.an . Cyprus from Greek control: The British do not appear to be cooperating with the Red un-- i ions, but they dont seem to be hindering them, either. Uva PresiBERKELEY, Calif. dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt, in a message read to tlie sixth annual convention of the Organization of Arab Students here. We want to preserve our e will and integrity. defend the Middle East against any aggression, no matter from what source it may come." JSL Spl.t Sle.li ..... wWT A.k family .. unm,a.urabl,. u.-- " ,h b glad plT Wh' I. h.lpi QnbmaScO p twiMONty fto CeMwv - COLOR-CARTO- x UTAH CONCRETE PIPE CO. TxL "5 x Cache Volley lank Building than 660 logon IN SAIT LAKE, OFFICES OGDEN, MOVO AND, See Island In the Beginning. Features: 1.15-- 3. The Sun" from 26-- 5 : 37-- 7 : 51-1- 0 : 05 PRICES STARTS 65e Till 5 p m, 85c Thereafter Children 20c TOMORROW! Loses Ball, Chain GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. W -Geza Gyorey loses his ball and chain today when he matiies Elizabeth Frallck at nearby Ann Arbor. Friends of the bridegroom had snapped a ball and chain on his ankle to remind him of his added responsibilities. ir LATEST NEWS CARTOON Doors Open 1:15 YW ..r g. idJ ' ,.yA LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be receded by the Ulan Slate Building Board for tlie fonstriution of three dormitories at I tah state Imveisity, Logan, t tah. Luts will be in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Muelier & Ilowman, Inc , Architects & Lnglneets, ugden. Vtah, and hanie wav be obtained from the office of the Director. Mate Buidhng Boanl, 419 State Capitol, Sait Iake Citv, I tah, upon receipt of $J00.ihj deposit per set, made paable to the Aichl-te-de- t ts and Engineers and which posit will be refunded upon rttum in of such plans and specification good condition within ten days of the date sK for the bid opening. Hrequallflcation of bidders is required. Prior to any bidder receiving it will be pians and specifications, necessary that be have on file with the Joint Prequallflration Board of the Slate Road Commission of Ltah and the Utah State Buldling Board, completed and approved, the required prequallficatlon statement pertainexperience and ing to contractor' financial condition. received until the be Bids will hour of 2 00 P. M Tuesday. Septemwhich time ber lh TOT, at they will be publicly opened and read ahnd Board In tne Governors Room, Side Capitol Building A bid bond in tlie amount of live per cent iVvl of the bid, made pavable to the Utah Stale Building Board, shall accomrnnv bid If certified or rashler a check is mel In lieu of bid bond, a certificate from an aproved surety company gmran-teeini- r execution of a full performance bond must accompany bid. The State Building Board reserves tha right to any or all bids or to waive anyreject formality or technicality in any bid in the Interest of the VOUll on. 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