Show r - - ? r 2 - r ’ b Thoughts and Things"- - Soliloquy Of Highway Hamlet Some 'Loony Larcenies' WE HAVEN’T FOUND OUT just who the “adaptor” this Shakespearean soliloquy imt it appear in a letter mailed out by Employers Mutuals under the title of: “Modern Soliloquy of Highway Hamlet” To pass or not to pass: that is the question Whether ’tie noble in the mind to risk " A car oncoming o’er yon looming hill die to crash To around unscathed Or zqpm ' To sleep and by a sleep to say we end The traffic jams the scrapes the thousand shocks That flesh is heir to in this frensied age To die to High sleep To sleep—perchance to dream Ay there's thd rub! For In that sleep of death what dreams may come When we’ve escaped this mortal traffic coil? la of liorse-power- 11 ’d By PbB Newsom As the Coego moves cloaer to outfight civil war the United Nations finds Itself Increasingly In a position in which K neither can accomplish its mission of restoring peace: nor with honor extricate itself " Part of the difficulty lies In the restrictive nature of the assignment United When tbe 20000-ma- n Nat'ona emergency fpree began moving into the Congo lait July it was ordered to restore and maintain the peace until each Ume as Congolese forces were abie to take over At thn same time it wae told to ivo'd scrupulously Interference 's iptcrnal Congo affairs But even before the troop ar rived' the Congolese republic already was beginning to dlillnta-rit- e - On ! of e three-wasplit hi the Con to i em half of the eountry with the United Nat-on- a powei Tht Kasazutxi reg me shows less to intervene reluctance to heed a Mineral-ricKatanga would ffestrrn call for n reconvening af e ch by Itself in close parliament apparently out of bar Russia and advice from Gama! plit with U N Secretary - General Dag butu A round-tabl- e Belgium The Kasavn if a Lumumba victory ‘ Them was a suspicion but no Abdel Keiafria United Arab Re- butu forces would hold the area Ilamtnorskjold's appeal to tbe conference of Congolese Security Council lot troops to be hard evidence that the Lumumba' public around Leopoldville and the Lu leader new scheduled for Jan sent to tbe Congo Katanga Prov- forces were receiving aid from There are then the prospects mumba forces moat of the north-- 4 fl may be a last hope ince Premier Uoisc Tsbombe had announced the " total Independence” of Katanga from the- - cen-tr- al rcglm In Leopoldville Similar threats of secession came from the neighboring prov- - UN Dilemma In Congo Worsens THE HERALD JOURNAL inee from-Equat- y h alU-ane- ori In Kraal Albert Kalonji proclaimed the Independent "min-- i hie state” Meanwhile Belgium which bad suppoited Patrice Lumumba as a lesser of evils to become premier of a Congolese republic under strong central government witched Its allegiance to President Jofeph Kaaavubu and to Kasavubu's atrongman Col Joseph Mobutp It continued to 'maintain military advisers In Katanga and Kasa! provinces and placed other Breakup Began Early July 11 two dayi before advisers at tba disposal of Mo i BEGINS TOMORROW i fn j rui ini Will there be all the madd’ning night- mare things That haunt us now? The brainless "gpeedlng”fool? The brash right-turnfrom the far Sir NetaM ' left lane? And he who from the right lane veers to left? THROUGHOUT THE STORE er " DIAMOND RINGS knave who crowds relentlessly-T- he one car ahead? The simple snail-lik- e Who weaves and gawks and dawdles down the road While cursing frothing drivers trail behind?’ Will all those fabled far-of-f stmts of gold a Be fouled and cluttered by the likes of these? The black-browe- d BRIDAL SETS - Your Choice From Such nightmare dread of traffic after death undiscover’d country from whose roads — -No traveler returns persuades the foot To be more patient in acceleration And makes us bear the traffic snarls we have Rather than speed to those we know not of Scores of Beautiful Sets "jhi Thus somberly does Hamlet brood and think y Then passes not below yon hill's blind brink FAMOUS BRANDS REDUCED SOME “LOONY LARCENIES” of the past year have been compiled by Meader G Pattington and includes a the following: A burglar in Dallas robbed a tavern of 252 cans of beer ' g and 174 chlorophyll tabletsAnd in Toledo Ohio two garbage cans were stolen-rbOtof them filled to the brim with garbage ? - breath-cleanin- 20-gaU- on ip h loaer explainthefti bad them place A three-tim- e ed that he only stole ctrs when he became too drunk Car to walls home A home near Von Ormy Tex was fobbed of $150 worth of materials plus one object whose worth was not easily determined— the owner’s watchdog Stores came in for their share of good cases: a thief in Huntington W Va tried to break Into a store so that he could get back and finish- - the season with a- - local penitentiary basketball team Picked up on a petty larceny charge for eating candy bananas' string beans strawberries and sugar-coate-d ham in asupermarket an indignant eater told the court “Why I’ve been eating there for more than five years" : : A store detective was arrested for shoplifting from a neighborhood store And a private eye in Detroit complained that a thief had stolen his detective kit containing fingerprinting tools diploma badge and magnifying glass r V- A Reno patrolman investigating two auapicioua characters whs robbed and tied up in his own handcuffs A library in Pullman Wash reported a stolen book: ' ' “Cheating— How It Can Be Stopped--" A stamp collector in Nashville Tenn a postal em- - ploye was arrested or tearing stamps off mail to add to his collection' In Bowling Green Ohio two ransackers caught breaking into the county courthouse explained that they thought it was a church and they were going in to wor- f ship HERE AND THERE— The little old lady entered the department store Instantly a band began to play an orchid was pinned on her dress she was handed a $100 bill and found herself being photographed from all sides and taken before the TV cameras ' “You are the customer" the beamed at her “And now can you tell us what you came here for today?" “Why yes” the Jittle old lady said “I’m on my nay ii i! master-of-ceremoni- one-million- th es “ to the complaint - department" If you hope to be one of the spectators at the inaugural parade on January 20 you will be interested to know that tickets for seats in the grandstands along the route will cost from $3 to $25 You may write for application blanks to the Inaugural Parade Committee Liberty Loan Building 14th and D Streets S W Washington G 25 D Red Units Take Goes To Russia Border Town PRABANG Laos' -(The commander at the Laotlnr army charted today that 'two battalion of Viet Minis troops drove across the border from North Viet Nam last week and helped Communist LaoUaji soldiers capture Ll'ANG UPI) ' — Joe' ' Nam ! NEW YORK (UPI) — American Communist Leader William Z Foster left for medical treatment in Russia Monday Foster 10 Utular head df the Communist party la the United States was granted permission to leave the country last month He was accompanied on the flight by bis wife The Herald Journal JtNSJtN PljBLIiUltR Is situated on the Pubijihfd every evening klandav thraurti rrMajr and Sunday mom-t- o Nam Phu River north of Luang bv Cvhe Valley Newspaper Laoone of the Center Logan Utah Prabang It was as Plan matter el tian army’s main resistance the post efflct second at Loan Utah In of this defense royal points Boc capital MaJ Gen poun Cout Sanicban Said the Communist Pathet Lao troops who seized tbe town in a National AitvertlilncRenmantatlvea surprise attack' were supported Nawiaaper Advertlslna Service Co and by unusually (wavy artillery i r ' MEMBER Auitlt Bureau of Circulation Lnlted Press (ntarnatlonsl NEA Service - v jnortar fire iSi : "Wc know that Viet Minh manned those weapons” he said The attack wag so swift that Poun’r troops had no chance The Jowa fell with little resistance — ‘ 4 Rne suRsournoN 855 J5K- - S31 txtiuii saru One jweMna’ll VIn OaeAe’tViiey One veer servlcemcw end uls SlOBiriffl eewemeeedeeeeeeew i o I vW - j — v ''‘i'v r — - HA 'duar aM Ip!® tlOU ASKED TO SPY — Capt Angel Li Saavedra a former Captain lx Fidel Castro’s army charged at a news conference that the Cuban ' Embassy in Washington DC has supplied military Information - about the US to Ruaaia and Communist China Capt Saavedra who defected eariy in I860 from his Job as Military and Air Attach at the Cuban Embassy said he was Instructed to gather' Information on UC “war potential” while ha wai at the ambassy lie la shown with a copy of hla instructions stamped “secret” and signed by Ramiro Valdes of the Cuban Army Intelligence Division fqr men Women REDUCED AND CHILDREN Asael R Jenks School Suit Of Logan Dies ' Is Abandoned Asael Randall Jenks 66 606 North 4th East Logan died Sunday in a Salt Lake City hospital after a lingering lllnesr lie waa bom January 14 1894 at North Ogden to William Wallace and Annie Severn Randall Jenks He spent hla childhood In Weston Idaho During World War 1 he served in France with the Infantry On June 15 Mtf ld Logan he marrieo Mable Smith the marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple He fanned In Arbon Valley for a year moved to Blackfoot where ha farmed for three years The family then moved to College Ward where they spent seven years After that he worked for the state' highway department In Eden Valley Wyoming tot eight yearn The family lived In Woods Cross and in 1941 moved to lley-bur- n Idaho In 1948 they moved to Logaa At the time of his death he was a Illghprlest In the Logan Tenth Ward He had been active hi genealogical work In 1852 he was appointed to a genealogical mission and had dona Temple work for a number of years He served as n ward teacher In Heybum he wai Scoutmaster Surviving are hla widow and five sons Wallace E Jenks New Denver British Columbia Canada Kenneth A Jenks Blackfoot Idaho Yarsel S Jenks Perry Charles L Jenks of El Monte California: David W Jenks Hey Idaho two daughters burn Mrs Daniel (Alice) Koch Spokane Washington and Mrs Keith (Vila) Warner Madison Wisconsin 26 grandchildren and one five brothers Joseph A Jenks lleybura Idaho Virgil Jenks Jerome Idaho Golden Jenks Pocatello Denxii Jenks and LaVon Jenks Salt Lake City three sisters Mrs Ilarl (Zelda) Reed Roy Mm Thomas (Thelma ) and Mrs Emmett (Lila) Oegg Logan Funeral services will be held Thursdays I pm In the Logan Judgment of dismisaal Issued A In First District Court Monday Indicated that a suit against the Cache County Board of Education for repair and reopening of the College-Youn- g school bad been dropped Counsel for the plaintiffs who an six residents of the College-Youn- g area did not file a brief ’in the time allotted and asked for no further time to do so A windstorm partially destroyCollege-Youn- g ed the school located about four miles southwest of tiigan last February and since that time tS 92- - pupils of grades one through six have been transferred Into the Floradell school In Wells-vil- e five miles away When the Board of Education contracted for the razing of the school lest summer the alx c four-classro- Itl-t- en demanded that damages payable by Insurance 83729075 plus Interest should be applied to restoring the structure The Board had stated that it "could not seasonably be repaired and made into a safe school structure without substantial added expense ever the amount of the Insurance settlement” Evidence had been submitted on both sides on December 15 with Judge Lewis Jones presiding in First Distriet Court ' s Registered Cows Of Cache Area Complete Records Assorts- foe llolstcin-Frieiia- n tiod of America has announced the completion of outstanding official production records by registered Holstein cows in this ares—-Scro - Road Pinkie Joe 'Meg 4385137 produced 16424 lbs milk isd S05'1tHr1nitterfStin-Sdays oa twice daily milking as a Sego Road Rag Cupid Rae 3710160: 11133 lba milk and 628 lba butterfat in 365 day! on twice daily milking ai a Sego Road Rag Apple Sevens 3468318: 17J25 Ibl milk and 667 lbs butterfat In 36$ days on twin All dally milkingas an are ownedby Mra Ruth B' drraen Richmond Ulrue Dunioggin Opal 4308265 produced 15451 lbs milk and 629 lbs butterfat in 265 days on twice dally milking as a Dunioggin Paula- 4309266: lba milk and 655 lbs butter-fa- t In’ 324 day on twice dally Both are milking as a - 17-5- 61 NAME BRAND JEWELRY CHINA - Large Assortment ’ m ip ' A FEW SETS AT BIG SAVINGS - ON LOTS ODD riECES GREATLY REDUCED — and-the- rxcsMftHas - BAGS PROJECTORS-GADGE- T AU REDUCED FOR THIS EVENT ROLL FILM - 120620 V£ 98 And 127 BROWNIE CAMERA Flash Outfit A AR Il9 v U Complete SILVERWARE TABLE LAMPS i 1147 ROGERS AND great-grandchi- ld GIFTWARE TenUtwsnLJEriendij&ayealL at Manning Funeral Chapel In ' Pocaitello and after Wednesday noon at the family home in Logan The family requests that should friends desire contribution! be made to the Logan Genealogical Library in mpmory of Mr Jenks Burial will be (n Logan where military ritea COMMUNITY PLATE Reduced For This Sale' AT SPECIAL 20LM9I LOW PRICES uSsssSJ ’ CHARGE ow ned ' by Plowman Brothers : Smithfleld Utag A Burkgov Actress Rose 4342635 Owned by Utah state University Logan produced 14627 ba milk and 60S lba butterfat in 326 days on twice dally milking as a ALL SALES ACCOUNTS ‘ conducted An-w- in LA-ni- e COSTUME i FINAL v Invited SATISFACTION 30 DAYS OR BUDGET TERMS ( CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 4l NORTH MAIN" is GUARANTEED ul- - 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