Show i THE OGDEN (UTAH) 6A No More Strait Jackets i 7 1955 Drew Pearson Sen Johnson Is Expert EDITORIALS H Another Summit stewartAisop §tanbarb-1E2eamt- er MAY 22 SUNDAY-MORNIN- STANDARD-EXAMINE- E lice Is Under Terrific Pressure to Run Again f In His Line WASHINGTON — The pressure on Eisenhower" to run again has become so intense that close White House advisers are throwing' up to him the example of George Humphrey and Charles E Wilson in surrendering “millions’ to serve their country The secretary of the treasury and the secretary of defense have even tactfully reminded the President of their own sacrifices for their country and suggested that he tod should sacrifice for a second term They made this suggestion even though Humphrey dodged senatorial questions about selling his stock and though ' Wilson has been wanting to return to private life : There’s not complete agreement among Republicans about Eisenhower’s future however take away America’s atomic adand that was the? vantage since nuclear weapons could still be used to destroy backstage reason! r for the speech of military targets The declaration Sen Margaret would also give the United r Chase Smith of t States the initiative in the world ! Maine When she jn' peace offensive stated that there 1 s de- ( During was real doubt ) X bates the Air Force has vigor- Ike might run ath-etously opposed any limitation on again she knew its right to bomb Soviet targets that he was being in case of war The air generals and pressured 'that big industrial centers "warn felt his personal would be important military tarwishes to pick Drew Pearson and we cannot afford to another Republican candidate gets wait until Russia hits ours first should be respected The State Department however however Her speech only feejs that Russia would leave served to' intensify the "alone for“feir of °rl ilgcittes GOP drive to make Ike run Re- - taliati0n publican National Chaiman Hall we won’t bomb big By realizes that the Republicans cjtjes declaring state the Department would have little chance of win- - p0ints out we couid also classify' Ike and is as “conventional ning m 1956 tacticaj determined not to take no for weapons This would £rC us t0 an answer use them jn a smaB wart say Atomic Ships with China without precipitat- atomic war Rear Adm H G Rickover - ing all-ochief brain behind the develop- Wall Street Medicine Ball f ‘ ment of the aJ?mic submarine There has been a io£ 0f com House Mer- Nautilus told between the current parjson chant Marine Committee recent-- stoc market and the 1929 Wall y or ly that it might take 10 yearswas gtreet condition which led to atomic power more before crash AbEle “economically” feasible for mer-New York broker Jack chant ships Jr has come up with man Dreyfus Rickover a some sjmpe but startling arith-sai- d that atomic ships would have metic which dims the possibility a great of another 1929 upheaval Drey-tha- n eoreako”eip°''crr the 6000 horsepower fus points out that the Federal chant vessels now in use Reserve Board’s action in biking added that the Atomic Energy- margjn requirements is the dom- Commission was more iarsig jnant force jn blocking a new The Ogden committee of citl- - ed than the Navy in planning bus zens producing this year’s edi- - for use of nuclear power for mer- “Assume that we have three tion of “All Faces West” re- - chant vessels one operating on a speculators — vfi ia “Is this a proper thing lor in tr a ceived another indication last q r gen£ iu5 margin basis one ar - week he makers befor Che inquired to law which on the part Of the hospital personnel to bring about the woctPThi Mil will the feel Life lar§ely responsible publicly” that say cent Many on 5Q magazine Vn een margin basis bet- - came effective May 11 to be the use something about the music- - a trifle uneasily as he gave his bills that getting through °lte 60 on a per cent margin m other sessions but tered pension benefits for police greatest benefit program for po- - drama this summer criticism of the Navy tasis°' eiplains Dreyfus “Each e”°“?na and fhys‘cal improvement of the patient To bated implied Visit the hospital IS to rejoice that those eligible for mental never passed It went through the and fire department officers A letter was received from “It is all right" Congressman seculator starls wth S1000 and licemen in decades Others in- r”of- - Jane n veteran police facil- it to the fullest extent care and illness treatment there have soml take from their “ Accoras cnairman behind the effort for a number ?luding say committee the lina bis religion requesting department particuiar margin allows in a ities and to wish that equal facilities and services were could have been expected at the of years He saw two of the at- - pay is too much data additional to a drawerful the assured him ‘You are sate nere selling at 10 Let us assume tne conceded latPSt here in “Safe be will The it have must indicates us as0 to state available s£ock g0es £o city publication already hospitals throughout the orraTory t0foraVtheellfolks back patients in all out to I have the acts got get “But to admiral Miss hard share try its Nelson wanted each speculator is assume pinched putup descriptions home slipped through in just through land be taken from the of the stage and suggestions for of here some day cannot ' Money points aie t0 pyramid inevery 10 words two hours The Ogden Cit Alabama’s Frank Boykin was a reserve good picture spots until fund other rises stock pension so And on The fact is that Council last week There are groups strongly op- - so impressed by Rickover s testi- jnves£s kjs excess purchasing large enough to finance the pro- this session of Congress has got its first look is from The share gram posed to having the vehicle per- - mony that he blurted ready power at 20 30 40 and 50 When passed a good deal of important at the bill so far “You look like a mighty sin- now checks into as well as groups the formed police going S0ck kas reached 60 we again and ' controversial legislation as it pertains tr fund can’t be touched until the anxious to have it stay as a cere good serious man t0 mshave the following: has been done so quietly the police depart A leader in the chemical industry told a Chicago audi- reserve is built up The law al- - permanent part of the July 24th know you are going to do a 8o°© “The 60 per cent margin specu- with such a minimum of fuss and ment The Cour I tell looking can it a I 15 by lows of maximum for celebration just years job jje aje £o carry — 399 jator ence last week that the 10 billion dollars the United States bother that old hands are saying this view there ap-- in your eyes” okayed a sur Whatever the shares exciting-sesis spending a year for education is not enough It probably that this is “You are pretty far away from vey which mus' During the interim poliqe of- - pears one fact that cannot be “The 50 per cent margin specu- Rickover ficers effecwho retire after the Should be doubled in 10 years Construction of classrooms later will be able to carry — 700 truthfully denied: “Faces” has me” replied cfn cmain“Nife°mosUfLnfly tive date of the act must be paid given Ogden recognition in more “I am a pretty good judge ot shares now on a 2 billion dollar a year basis should be stepped up run session in recent memory know its obliga- n ” nnntificated Boykin uiauweu jhe per cent margin specuIt is interesting therefore to tiens Police themselves kick in fund of the city 500to 3 billion dollars a year Cities to able be will carry— lator Bombing Big Visit the Majority Leader and ask 000 shares” It’s still in the blueprint stage The industnahst who said this is William C Foster him how he does it "With this vivid accounting Mr the State Department is workbut president of the Manufacturing Chemists’ Assn one of a Ruined by Modernizers international proposal Dreyfus draws his conclusion: ing on an Housed that the White has “Obviously the chances of the of cities men cerbusiness to who exempted make to try to get big growing army urge action of 10 case in raids per cent speculator being from bombing tain our educational system will catch up with our popuja- the' Vapitd are far greater than that wiped war atomic tion Enlightened business men know that if American abil- - Washington with a real smell of of the 50 or 60 per cent specu- If approved the proposal proba Utor Nevertheless this example of ably would take the form ity to increase its wealth production is to grow the arinual JJ® gal°iery noorU withhs the fantastic difference shows States declaration that the United d men and women must increase handsome chandeliers sent up By CLIFF THOMPSON istrars last year and $13714 for with $7263 was the largest wont use output of weap- - in the growth of purchasing pow- election judges unless the er in a rising market Pn Neil HvMcElroy president of Proctor and Gamble is jrom t£e White House by Theo- - County Reporter spender in the stationery field ons against large cities would still cent margin basis as against a This firstGe f hiu 516499 Wages and the road department with another business executive doing something for education century °furniture!tSand its£ odd If you like fina©cial reports UcUm1 per cent basis To put The three commissioners drew $503 was the smallest and are how interested in the Mr McElroy chairman of the White Housb Conference on decorations (an old portrait of against it another way there is substance bombs or even --i to today’s market In 1929 we had bubbles Comparing 1929’s markets t6 today’s as far as n racucal tnThe county attorney and his as- - stationery Commission to All °th form the County to as substance is concerned Is like poiremind visi the much ample) helps nndepart nuclear $8319 their sten- - merits used less than years d tor that the Congress of the recently should make interest- - sistant drew outlawed during ' comparing a balloon with a cas was ographer $1495 Mr Foster sounds a note of caution to friends of ex United states after all is one mg readmg Comparing total expenditures son War II Yet it wouldn’t cine ball” Some of the major departments by departments the road depart- was The world’s most ancient report legisHe education has been plenty of consays there panded listed salaries are follows: Rec- - ment is the undisputed leader lative bodies by Law- prepared reation $25392 weed $20448 with more than $140000 There about the ferring problem and conferring is no substitute The Majority Leader fits well rence M Malan roads $49190 poor commission was $130000 expended from thp “ for action into the atmosphere The Senate county clerk and $15740 infirmary $34274 treas- - general fund but this included The auditor is in bones In his and his blood Mr Foster we suggest deserves three cheers urer $21369 surveyor $17834 such expenditures as $39971 for the same thing is true of port notes that recorder $26359 and clerk and the fire department and $15000 the committee chairmen who are 98 per cent of auidtor $44600 for the planning commission Johnson’s principal lieutenants the assessed Miscellaneous The poor commission spent colExpenses were taxes and collaborators in the business The departments spent a com- - $113000 sheriff’s office $83000 lected last year of running the Senate 3-- 1 bined $53680 in “miscellaneous clerk and auditor $47000: as- and calls atten When the city begins to warn its waterworks customers dohiL Johns? Of this sessor $430(X and $35500 went and other” ' expenses givw molt of tion to the fac:eradication in the $38127 was listed as “social se- - for they had better cease wasting water or else we know that credit to the chairmen He reels there is no bondPRINCETON N J — Most observers agree that the conto re: the sprinkling season CUIttycort6367 in these “mis- - "’The county spent $35332 for troversfal Bricker Amendment arrived and water restric- - eaL'hOTtToiitiMltogrfphy" ofthfeoraty11"5 a point of constitutional law last year tions are JUSt around the corner ing powers of the President involves going back to the State Legisla- It cost $971158 to operate the cellaneous and other” expenses recreation cannot The recorder’s office came s0 fine that the average citizen grasp the ment or lack ct The largest to conduct Iasi year’s elections If any person has hopes that restrictions can be avoided ture and the county judgeships a a county last year n meritf in the pr0posal he says every damned single expenditure $434704 went The sheriff spent $1970 m this cl0aesJ° hajing it cost until the use OL the water treatment plant makes them un- - one Hell” reto the $39000 manner Court District the $701 ’era’s operate of an old pro They’ve for salaries what do the best “brains” in the country have to say about it? I AA Art colturn a"d and auditor salclerk “c 25 spent in on been of th4e the the The largest Chunk years Congress necessary he should prepare to lose them now f°eT $30000 m licenses and The Insutute sought the answer You wouldn’t expect arv $62542 went 50 cents that was not specifically Water resrtictions were invoked last year the moment average to that question by conducting a fees th?heriff "and hisdeputies explained them t0 get aH flusteredup about substantially The county collected $42 from special poll among a representa- the City reservoirs began dropping below the peril point nothing would you?” It took $18866 worth of sta- claim tfae jeaders The smallest salary was earned mQre - the sale of material and supplies of on to tive correspondissues controversial who sample carry Democratic tionery bee got the the to Getting Citv The has inspector by allegiance from livestock sales and persons listed in ence required by the county gov- PracuVaif n0 more water Ulan It had a year thoroughly settled in Committee pid $300 party oppose it than do top citiin ago SO We may as well prepare for the arrival of the day before they ever reach the floor zens who vote Republican It cost $7341 for election reg- - ernment last year The recorder $27200 in fines and forfeitures who’s Who America — soon when the level Of the water in the reservoirs Will de- - and before anyone has a chance The division of the vote acL v nothto flustered all about get up cording to political affiliation ci:ne j follows: ing is the most important part Even after Pine View water is flowing into the city of the Johnson recipe for running Bricker Amendment Dr A H Fechner manager of the Veterans Administration Hospital Fort Douglas Station was showing visitors through a building where mental ills are treated A visitorasked whether any appliances are used for physical re- ways something peculiarly satisstrain! The answer was no Dr Fechner went on to say piofcssionsl dt workf )b6th6r on that recently the Salt Lake City Police Department re- - the baseball diamon(1 or on the quested the loan of a strait jacket a garment that binds floor oi the United States Senate the arms of a disturbed person firmly to his sides Dr Anyone who wants to see in told the police there wasn’t a strait jacket in the tion the best professional floor leader of our only visit hospital and he doubted that any of his staff know how to the Senate time need a tense at gallery leg use one moment islative and his keep hosThe incident points up the difference between a eye on the tall lanky hostorm of the pital which treats patientsvith mental ills and the old Leader Majority in the some country pitals of which unfortunately there are s ne ambles where patients get little more than custodial care and the ibout the floor leiow strait jacket is still in use Lrce a great Dr Fechner is manager of one of the most modern e irofessional is treatment world where proin the enlightened hospitals Lyndon Tohnson of Texas vided A patient upon admission is assigned to a ward and nakes no waste to the responsibility of a ward physician The veteran’s notion a word tere and there a treatment and activities are determined by the ward phycasual political sician through consultation with and supervision of the Stewart Alsop arm around a ward team This team consists of the physician a regis- - recalcitrant shoulder a brief colloquy with his tered nurse aides who perform certain nursing duties a companionable opposite nomber wuliam Know clinical psychologist who assists the physician and a social land of California — and the chances are that the bill under worker who maintains contact with the hospital and the consideration will slide through patients’ relatives and outside interests The ward physician the Senate almost without de- has every possible medical service at hand for the benefit bate Take 3 ew recent examples: nf hie pauenis The reciprocal trade bill which There are accommodations for 546 patients and facil- - had generated immensely heavy hack home as ities and personnel available for treatment in the fields of in very bad trouble was being It psychiatry neurology tuberculosis internal medicme sur- - freely predicted that it would if at alL only after weeks gery pathology dentistry psychology nursing social pass of weary wrangling and many ' Service and physical medicine crippling amendments It passed The physical medicine facilities available include occu- - after three days of debate in iorm" pational therapy physical therapy corrective therapy man- - pd1J£lyjflnmutilated ual arts therapy and educational therapy The special serv- Taditionally’ the Agricultur-ice- s provided include recreational and sports activities al Appropriations Act touching shows library facilities and various activities of a social as j doea many sensitive farm pocketbooks is the subject of nature such as dances and parties loud long and angry argument - The hospital receives an average of two patients a day 11 passed all unnoticed after di bjJSi' discharges an average of two'a day’ ac-Fech- slow-movin- f g 1 - behind-the-scene- - - top-lev- el ut X-ra- ex-an- plain-talkin- g 'He d “tLcIK -- -- -- w- i such-splendi- d - S f y ' ‘ Tycoons Friends or Education - the-leas- IV - t fwufdtv — f'l County Sidelights Malan Shows How County Spends Income well-educate- atomic-hydroge- n ! K city-buste- 50 rs medi-Worl- x re-An- Warning: Water Rules Ahead has-reall- Gallup Poll -- d n Leaders Reject Briclcer Amendment by Margin - y V- n7 the ( system through the treatment plant late in the summer some restrictions we suspect will be required to provide pressure and insure fair shares for all - But who will obiect provided we are able to mamtam our lawns shrubs trees ' and gardens in good order and beauty? r Vhe the treatment plan IS m operation most Of our ’ J 1 ’ t-- — ‘ Statements !Ut thu in °! Red Chinese never have they talked about islands (Matsu and Quemoy) They capturing the have said we are going to capture Formosa — President Ejcpnhnvvpr ' mzdl hlThf off-shor- e ‘ —WHO’S WHO— theFo“rest the recil calh for a large efficient experienced sta£’ capable of £inding out how each Senator will vote almost before he knows himself and a thorough knowledge of the com- of the Senate “No Fiipperies or trickeries” says Johnson (who has an odd turn of phrase) “but you’ve got to know - the recipe calls for JSS Junstiictf “You havenT got any business being in my profes- sion ” Johnson says “if you can’t smell things coming’ Johnson can not only smeli trouble but he also can solve it He’s the the American sys- - Residents of Plain City rallied to the aid !of two farmers who had suffered injuries They were Lavell England who suffered a broken back and Ralph Robson who suffered a broken leg Neighbors thinned sugar beets on 22 acres of land for their stricken neighbors In the absence of Dr John Ed- ward Carver a program was pre- sented at the First Presbyterian church by Ogden High School The Ogden City Commission is bnnnd Dylaw t0 grant a uVense for a grocery store at West 24th Street and F Avenue it was de- clired- by officials aftei1- Win Templeton city engineer re- area is in the ported commercial district and under the zoning regulations Property owners had protested The volunteer army of men and women soliciting gifts for the construction of the First - - for services at The tirsi Church of Christ Scientist At the Wednesday evening meeting testimonials were to be given of the healing of sin and sickness Jet The Rev Horace B Blood pas- tor of the First Baptist Church delivered a sermon on “Watch- - fulness” at the morning service “Mounting Upward” was the sub- ject for the evening service Anniversary services of the Epworth League of the First Methodist Church were held con- - — tliis 'volume po one wm deny that it does include top individuals whose leadershipand achievements in their respec- ve fields have earned wide rec- L i 1f it Myron B' Child was appointed" bishop of the LDS Clinton Ward He replaced J Albert Mitchell Frank Patterson was appointed first counselor and Leland N Montgomery ’Second counselor They replaced Richard W‘ Maw-deand Kenneth Draayer n r" David O McKay of the LDS First Presidency delivered an ad- dress at the Eighteenth LDS Ward Sunday School In the aft- ernoon he' attended the monthly Union Meeting of the Mount Og- in the Stake Sunday-Schoo- l Ninth Ward a 49 23 £naisfl Ind 14 74 12 16 63 13 LOSSOFI ““ Their comments ranged all the way from that of a ' T Spokane lawyer who said the Amendment “is vitally necessary” IGrriTOrieS TO dlOies Duxbury Twenty-eigh- t states' were ter-- to that of a ritofies before th5ey were ad- - Mass wnter who answered drop fast” mitted to the Union and seven it ' Leading citizens of both politi- -others were admitted without cal parties opposed the Amendfirst having been territories ld ld - Oppose Dem By TV L GORDON WORDS OFTEN MISUSED ogniUon Do not say “This piece of steel Asked Opinion is the more heavier of the two” The leaders were asked: “What Omit “more” ls your opinion of the proposed OFTENaMISPRONOUXCED Bricker Amendment?” Pro- Schist (kind of rock) tabulation of the PeUei Ust’ ‘ shows America’s top' citon's as m thumbs down 6n the OFTEN MISSPELLED bv a vote 0f almost cent were undecided or did Chemical warfare was known as early as 500 B C when sul- It would be a dangerous misconception to assume that phur and pitch were mixed to- our unorinritv in modern weapons has reduced our need gether set aflame and hurled at besieged cities The' German use for allies — Adm Arthur W Radford chairman Joint Chiefs o£ chlorine gas In 1915 marked tbe beginning of modern chem- of Staff ical warfare Rep 28 Undecided per cent were unfavor-per cent favorable while — Favor Acreage not acerage SYNONYMS ’ ’ Acrimony asperity bitterness lharprless unkindnesi WORD STUDY “Use a word three times and it is yours” Let us increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day Today s worn RAVAGE (noun) desolation by vi°lenceI devastation The ray- ages of time have left their mark It V |