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Show CHURCH , A noted physiolCHICAGO W drinks too much several times said today that a person w ho a year is taking the first step toogist STAKE Monthly a week and ward alcoholism. priesthood and leadership meet- drinks several times ing will be held today. 2 p.m., in LOgan First ward chapel. All leaders of priesthood groups and quorum members, should be in LOGAN SIXTH: Lieut. Heinz Hug and Elder Floyd H. Johnson will be speakers at the 6 p.m. Sacrament meeting. Other meetings are: Priesthood, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school. 10:30 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHERCH 2nd West 6c Center Logan, Utah Miner E. Bruner, Pastor 9:45 a. m. Church School 11:00 a. m. Worship Service Message In Word: Choral Music The Touch of Ilis Hand 6:00 p. m. Junior. High Westminster Fellowship 7:00 p. m. Bible Class 8:00 p. m. Senior Westminster Fellowship Dr. Chester Myers speaks on his recent trip to Europe. LOGAN Banker Opposes Rigid Price attendance. BY UNITED PRESS NCAA Tournament Second Round Holy Cross 79. Wake Forest 71 LSU 89. Lebanon Valley 76 Kansas 73, Oklahoma City 65 Oklahoma A 8c M 71, Texas Supports For Farm Products There may be political appeal salvation in high rigid price supports for Fredrick agricultural commodities at this juncture, but there is no economic Christian 54 Notre Dame 69, Pennsylvania 57 Indiana 82, De Paul 80 Washington 92, Seattle 70 Santa Clara 67, Wyoming 52 XA1A Tournament Semi Final Round Hamline 73, East Teaxs 71 Southern lilissouri 84, Indiana State 78 Look to Your Ammo, Senator Says IS EXPOSED EX-CO- N AS FAKE DOCTOR committee yesterday he was not responsible for the death of his wife or of hillbilly singer Hank An OKLAHOMA CITY, HP) exposed as a fake doctor said today an autopsy would prove he is innocent of his wifes Williams. death. (IP! Sen. Mar-- ; garet Chase Smith said Saturday the Communist attacks on U. S. and British planes in Germany thi' week call for a look at am-- ! munition stockpiles in Europe as as in Korea. The Main Republican is chair-- , man of a special Senate Armed subcommittee set up this week to investigate Gen. James A. Van Fleet's charges that American troops in Korea were plagued by ammunition Marshall was on parole after II. R. Marshall, who served five serving one year of a three-yea- r years in the San Quentin prison Oklahoma sentence for forgery for robbery, told a legislative when he faked a $35 doctors cer- tificate and started practicing shortages. Mrs. Smith outlined preliminary medicine. The parole has been plans for the inquiry at a news revoked. in which she said the conference Marshalls wife died at Albu-- 1 committee will keep an eye on querque, N. M., March 3. The results rather than j j Photo Indicates Gottwald declared Northern Utah banker and businessman in addressing the Annual Conven- tion of the Utah Canners Associa- tion at Salt Lake City Saturday, We should support Secretary Benson and the new administra-- ! tion in their efforts to make the inevitable adjustment toward a freer market because it is axio-- , malic that .controls must company high price supports and controls not only regiment the farmer but contribute to inflation and eventually lead to confusion in the markets, If we accept responsible ll mates of population increases and trends, each of our 10,000,000 farmers, in furnishing the ed food to provide an equivalent dirt, will by 1975 have to feed 20 people as compared with 15 people per iarmer today. There is no question In my mind but that the western trend of population is not only shifting our markets, but will generate such a demand for food on the Pacific Coast that agriculture will continue to be the primary industry in a number of the Mountain States. There is room for much optimism in the long-terobserved prospects, in P. them, Champ, esti-we- requir-Servic- es headlines. death certificate listed a cerebral Because the subcommittee wasi as cause. the hemorrhage charged to investigate officials Williams died in his automobile A Communist VIENNA (IP responsible for shortages in newspaper photograph received Dec. 31. Korea, she said she thifiks some Mr. Champ, Marshall admitted he prescri- former Defense here today shows Czech Presi-- 1 After the business Department of-- i a bed chloral drug ficials be given a chance to testi-- outlook summarizing hydrate, dent Element Gottwald as he and complimenting the j as looked on his arrival at Prague known to the underworld Utah Canners Association on 42 fy. knockout drops, for Williams. ap-- 1 from Moscow Wednesday, She said she was thinking of years of service to the industry under the He told committee, in former Army Secretary Frank C. and on its 100 representation of ruddy health. parently He was stricken the next day questioning, that an overdose of Pace Jr. former Undersecretary the canneries in Utah, Mr. Champ killed could have with acute pneumonia and pleu- chloral hydrate Archibald S. Alexander and per-- ; urged that its members and all former Defense Secretary businessmen give active support risy which brought himNo death yilliams. haps He said he prescribed Robert A. Lovett, but that no def-- : to those in government who are Saturday. for his wife. It inite The photograph, publishtd in plans have been made to now attempting to bring our na- the official Czech Communist is a drug used to treat migrane call them. tional policy within sound limits to and induce on both the domestic and foreign newspaper. Rude Pravo, shows headaches Gottwald clad In a Russian fur fronts. We have wandered far hat and coat, briskly returning afield and we will find the return the salut of an honor guard at trip a rough and trying one, but The Bu- worthwhile in the end. We cannot WASHINGTON, (IP) Prague airport. reau of Labor Statistics reported get there by merely voting once PRINCETON, N. J., a year and then going about our mathematician Albert Ein- construction was started on dwellings in Feb- business as usual. We cannot stein Ignored the passing of his 74th birthday today and prepared ruary, an increase of 6,000 over leave this job to the politicians of any party v We must make It to assume new duties In the the previous month. The bureau said the hike in our job to express our views and of life. twilight President WASHINGTON, Wl sciend The gentle, February construction took place make sure that our Influence is Eisenhower spoke out today whose steps have slowed no- mostly in the North and West, felt. The basic question before the tist, against compulsory or socialized with the passing years, raising the total close to the Feb- American people continues to be: medicine with a pledge that his ticeably was to make a rare public ap- ruary, 1952 construction figure. Shall we move confidently foradministration will not try to be total was ward under the banner of persontoday .to accept an The January-Februar- y the big poobah of the medical pearance undisclosed offer linking him 148,000 units, a 5,400 unit increase al freedom and individual dignity profession. with a new college of medicine over the same period in 1952 but or shall we delegate more and In a brief, extemporaneous talk, Yeshiva University less than the same two months more authority to the Mr Eisenhower told the House of sponsored by In 1950 and 1951. York. New of Delegates of the American Medical Association that he doesn't like the words compulsory or socialized. To him, he said, the words seem to be a step towards the thing the nation Is pending billions to prevent. He said the system of free enterprise must be Mr. Eisenhower expressed faith that the medical profession can take care of the health needs of the nation better through cooperation and friendship of the administration then by government direction. Mr. Eisnehower said his adminunder-stand- s istration thoroughly the importance of the UST YEAR'S CLOTHES OUR EXPERT CUAKUiG functions of the medical profession in our society. Aware of Peoples Needs We also understand, and are determined to meet, the requireBe ments of our population and the services that only you can provide, he said. But we do have faith that Americans want to do the right thing, and the medical profession will provide the kind STEP OUT FOR EASTER IN of services our country needs better, with the cooperation and the friend ship of the administra- tion, rather than its direction or any attempt on its part to be LOGAN LAUNDRY GARMENTS in this parti-- 1 the big "poobah cular field. Health In Ruddy President Sends Condolences PHYSIOLOGIST TRACES PATHS NOTICES? LEADING TOWARD ALCOHOLISM j Dr. Andrew' C. Ivy outlined the stages in the evolution of an al-- ! coholic at the Greater Chicago In- -i dustrial Conference on Alcoholism. In the first stage, he said, a per--: son shows signs of losing control. He drinks frequently and he starts sneaking and gulping drinks, In the second stage, he loses control of how much he drinks, jvy sajtt The first step in this stage Is drinking more Than you plan to, an( setting drunk without realiz- ing how it happened. If you have reached this point, Ivy said, your chances of becoming an alcoholic are high. The next step, he said, is to seek excuses for drinking, and to down eye openers and brac-- 1 ers. Subsequent steps, he said, are drinking alone, becoming destructive or abusive, and feeling remorseful and inferior when sober. The third stake Ivy listed as compulsive drinking, in which the subject loses control of both "how much and when. In the first step in this stage, Ivy said, the drinker goes on sprees for several days at a time, and becomes a true alco- , To Mrs. THE HERALD JOURNAL United Press To Send Six Gottwald President WASHINGTON, Eisenhower today sent condolences to the wile of Element LAS VEGAS (IP A veteran Gottwald, president of Communist Czechoslovakia, on the death of United Press staff of six corres-her husband. pondents has been assigned to I hereby send to you my con- cover next Tuesdays atomic tests dolences upon the death of your at Yucca Flat near here. husband, Element Gottwald, presThe U, P. crew is headed by ident of the Czechoslovak Repub- Frank H. Bartholomew, vice preslic, Mr. Eisenhower said in a ident for the Pacific area with cablegram to Mrs. Gottw ald in headquarters at San Francisco, care of the Czech Ministry of Bartholomew w itnessed the first Foreign Affairs at Prague. atonl blast from a grand- When Russian Premier Josef iqjni st.at in an Army 3.39 and stand Stalin died last week, Mr. Eisen- - wr0(e a p00i dispatch for all news bower sent official condolences agencies. to the Soviet government. Also assigned for the current Secretary of State John hosier e Hobert Bennvhoff, Reno Dulles also dispatched bnoij manager, and Murray M. message of condolences Moler, Salt Lake City bureau Czechoslovak Foreign manager, both of whom covered Prague through the American the will Bikini Corresoondents To Atomic Tests (UP) original embassy. President Scores he assisted by Joe Quinn, former ar correspondent in Korea, Ron-- ! aid Wagoner, Pacific Division news manager, and William Best, Peru broke Los Angeles bureau manager. LIMA, Peru (IP A direct link with the U. P. commercial relations yesterday with Russia and her satellites, in- transcontinental news trunk wires cluding Red China, because their has been established at the Las trade had proved completely un- Vegas Review-Journa- l. Some 500 correspondents repre-- ! favorable to Peru. The Peruvian government has senting newspapers, new s agennever established formal diplo-holi- cies. radio and television will be 56 matic relations with the Kremlin. briefed by the Army and the a ll of features! 'MOM SOWS ''ll Peru Breaks ixn MlUAOi si tAcxetistuM rDHMONS MiRK-S- e 'UA MOO- tMOWOUT MOOf BRADSHAW c. v 'x'Mi'.wo.vVvNy AUTO PARTS CO. Phone 160 West Center e. ' Xi-''"- 1 , ,vs SV"f ',7 2 w. prices make easy Easter shopping! down-to-eart- h wool! cocatfs 77,-0- non-far- With fist-fu- test. They Construction Einstein 74 Hero's o MUFFLER we con heartily recommend w iiW'Vv.y. sears Atomic Energy commission Sat- urday. 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