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Show 0 ABOUT TOWN MO Pressure cookers will be tested the Paiadi-- e school kitchen Satuiday beginning at 8 a m All coukeis should be in hefoie that hour 01 taken to the home of Mis. Ruby Obiay Fnday evening in Charles M. Shumuay of Preston visited with Katherine Gibbons and Otto Andeison of Mendon Tuesday. Mi. Shumuay was boin in Mendon SO yeais ugo. His father, Charles, was the fust bishop in Mendon, Hy-ru- m MdEMORE Lund-quis- ism, home economics journalism, or journalism teaching, then you should learn moie about the training and opportunities available at states the bulletin. USAC, A description is given of the colleges courses in journalism and elated fields. Its faculty in journand radio alism, photography speech is introduced. activities and Pennsylvania leads the United parttime work in journalism are States in 50 major industries. State MSB- Thursday, Juna 19, listed, together with available scholarships. The bulletin also give the names and positions of about 30 Utah State alumni who are of wot king in vatious phase Journalism. Copies of this brochuie may be obtained free of charge, by high school seniors and others interested, from the USAC journalism division. DEPT. LISTS FEATURES Penneys -- THE HERALD JOURNAL JOURNALISM "The Fourth Estate At Utah is title of a newly published journalism bioihuie at Utah State Agiicultuial college BY LF.OX DEXXEX 'H you ate mteiestcd in a XEA Staff Correspondent caieer m any of these tields daily newspaper, pi css as-- , STOCKHOLM (XEA) The unprovoked Russian attack on social ion, weekly newspaper, press two unarmed Swedish planes has at last awakened traditionally photogiaphy, radio and television, public iplations, publicity, maga-iiu- s neutral Sweden to the realization that its neutrality is largely tiade journals, commercial miv an illusion. mtising, agricultural journal The two planes shot down, plus disclosuie that a widespread espionage netwoik is opeiating in Sweden under piotec(ion of the Soviet has bi ought embassy, Stockholm to serious consideia-tio- n of joining NATO for the fust time since the oulbreak of the hot cold war. Anger is sweeping the small Scandinavian demociacies. Swedish experts on Russian affairs see the shootings as another desperate effort on the part of the Kiem-li- n to fughten small nations away ! from NATO and pi event latitica-tio- n I of the l event Bonn and Palis for agieements incorpoiating West Get many into Europe's defense community. the least Instead, however, which is likely to happen is that w the Scandinavians ill form a tight defense alliance in dose with NATO. The Scandinavian man in the s, street, not genet ally given to fieely desenbes Russia's No-Ir- on latest act as delibeiate muider. Not way, and especially little Denmaik, which is but a stone's-thioMoscow tiom sin eg Baltic submanne bases, take a gum view. Unlike Sweden, they alieady have stuck their necks out by joining NATO Now they wondei, if that is how Russians lieat neutial Sweden, what act of aggiession Russia may be piepaiing against two little count lies which have thiown in their lot with the West. A piomment Danish statesman told NEA Service he believed that unless NATO poweis leaet stiong-I- v to latest attack, Scandinavians will come to the conclusion that Russia is undisputed master of the Baltic. The Kiemlin would thus have c gained another important victoiy in the hot cold war. Otto Anderson of Mendon attended the funeia! services for Parents of kimlergiirten chilMae Atkinson in Malad, Monday. dren in the Wilson school district aie reminded of the Arthur A. Campbell of Young clinic Thursday and Friday this Waid writes home fiom 72 East week. Third Street, Peru, Indiana, that he is enjoying his missionary John A. Ismelsen, veteian life underwriter, was signalservice. ly honored yesterday during a luncheon at Hotel Kccles. Richard A. Miner, field tiaimng supervisor for Beneficial Life, presented a trom Page 2) (Continued gold watch to Mr. Israelsen, honat oring his record of keep the politicians unnatural. least one application writingweek per Nothing is worse than a natuial for the past 520 consecutive weeks politician Politicians wont be able 10 That is fine consistent to be themselves, , for which we work,"years. Mr. Miner said. can all be eternally giateful. the luncheon were Mr. Attending and Mrs. They'll have to improve their Israelsen, President and Mrs. grammar, appearance and poise, Snow, Mrs. James L. Mcthe last being something most Byron Mr. and Mis. E. J. Wilson, Bride, have always Mr. and Mrs. of our statesmen t, Eugene B. lacked. Mr. and Mis. Pailey Black, TO DIGRESS: F. D. R. may and Mr. Miner. or may not have been an evil influence, but I don't believe there Sgt. T. Earl IluiVuiker of the was ever an American voter who Utah Highway Patrol will addiess about how worried was leery or the N'oith Ogden Lions club this1 he would meet royalty, behave 6.30, discussing safety himself in any company, and prove evening, education. to the rest of the woild that he was a gentleman. anif, Nine new case. of On the bad side of following five of chicken pox, were noted the candidates via television in Cache during the past the clock is the truth that week. StateCounty disease totals dropped for charm. suckers are Americans from 397 to 212, with 125 cases of1 For every one person who knows measles topping the list. John Foster Dulles, thousands know Arthur Godfrey. Red SkelThe state highway patrol civil ton is as well known as General sei vice commission announced an Eisenhower, despite the laige gap open competitive exam for high- -' between their accomplishments. way with cn-- , vveighniaii, Eor every adult in Amenea who tiancepatiol salaiy being $235. Exam of is familiar with the name will be June 28, and deadline fori Chief Justice Vinson, hundreds, applications is the same day. knew Dagmar. yea thousands, may be obtained by MY I Stll) IX opening S. Howell, executive Leray writing that I would not make up officer, Mezzaine 1, 171 Motoi my mind as to how to vote until Ave., Salt Lake City 1, Utah. I saw the television results from Chicago. The candidate who shows Yal Halgren, son Lt. screen is of Mr.Spencer up best on my and Mrs R. C. Halgren This ballot. and fellow gets my my 73 North 5th East, is spending does not mean that I am con- a few days at the home of his who shows man vinced that the paients, with .his wife. Val is up best on TV is the best man; stationed at Ft. Bragg, North it only mean that I have lived Carolina, having been there since long enough to know that one last December, when he returned must join the great and general from Koiea and Japan, after servnorm to fit comfortably, snugly, ing two years overseas. He will into American society. return to Ft. Bragg this weekend. The way things are in this country today, a presidential can- . All members of the Air Reserve didate who has charm on tele- are reminded of a meeting of vision and a weak foreign policy the 9133rd VART Squadron toi a bet to beat a man night in the ORC armory at 7:30. NAPLES, Utah, (U.P Traffic with no charm and a strong The lecture will be given by fatilities in Utah were shoved to foieign policy. There's no use in Capt. Earl England and latest the 101 maik Thuisday following a fellow promising to reduce taxes Air Force films will be shown. the death of Mrs. Gladys Karien if his profile is bad, or his speech Cook, 58, of Naples in Uintah Lxigan Wildlife Federation will halting, and his talk not glib. This who was struck by an ening at County, aort of situation makes me won- hold a meeting this automobile near Vernal. Chamber in 7:30 Cache the would Lincoln pm. Abraham if der Police said Mrs. Cook was hit ever have been elected had TV of Commerce roms. The general while to crossing U.S. Highway 40 invited this is meeting public hundred been in existence a years wiidbfe three miles south of Vernal shortand ladies inteiested in ago. ly after she left her daughter's are coidially nviled. Two excelA STOVEPIPE HAT. an lent fishing films will be shown house. frock coat, a Driver of the car was Alvin and important business, in rebeard, and an utter lack of false gard to wildlife problems, will Cox, 26, of Artesia, Colo. Cox told charm, might well have finished be authorities that a northbound discussed. off Lincoln. I can well imagine truck prevented him from swervnetwork vice presidents in charge Alumni nurses of Budge and ing away from Mrs. Cook and that of TV, control room engineers, and LDS will meet tomorrow he couldnt stop in time. d announcers, advising at 8 hospitalat Martha Harwaid's Mrs. Cook died Wednesday p.m. his him about how to improve 729 Hillcrest. after she had been taken home, shortly X to would like TV appearance. to Uintah County Hospital. suggest that we television set Mr, and Mrs. Othello Hickman owners try to do our best to weigh of Logan left today for Berkeley, a candidate's words and not his Calif., where they will attend ase of manner and photogenic e convention of the Pacific Nationqualities. al Life Insurance company. MeetAFTER ALL a mole on the ings open June 30, but Mr. and for nose, an awkward grasping Mrs. Hickman will visit friends the right word are not quite as in the Bay Area. vital to this country as integrity and intention. Let us try to listen Among the men who are servwhile we look, to use an old rail- ing witli the road crossing expression. Let us photographic squadron 62 based try to remember that an image at Jacksonville, Fla., is Max J. machinist's on a screen, a fleeting thing at Anderson, aviation best, is not nearly so important mate, first class, son of Mr. and as solid flesh and blood in the Mrs. Reuben C. Anderson, White House. pie-scho- ol USAC Neutral Sweden Considers Joining NATO As Result of Red Attacks Extia-cuiricul- ar FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SAVE YOURSELF PLENTY! 19525 A Dilemma COLBY, R. W. Kan. Pritchard, operator of a chickpn hatchery for more than 30 years, was in a dilemma Thuisday. When his health started failing seveial months ago, he went to a clinic for an examination. He received a i eport Wednesday diagnosing his illness as "alleigy. Allergic to chickens. 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