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Show lake DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt 2A By Anctorson And MARMADUKE ,Vashing!on Merry - Go - Round 18, 1961 City, Monday, December teeming Different Rules Guide Latins form," the over the lunch table. "We must have a democratic left of center government, such By DREW PEARSON CARACAS The most im portant man In every Latin t American countrynext to the president is the minis- I r-- ter of defense. Sometimes he is more. Import anttha: prtsidenttor on him depends - whether or not the president ; is thrown out or remains in b (H . office. v. In Brazil this year, the I X Z rmy Intervened to block 2 Vice President Goulart from taking over the full presi v Z dency. In Ecuador, the air JJ force, some of its officers trained in the USA, threw its " weight behind Vice President 1 Arosemena and put him in I Z he presidency. In Argentina, the army and navy hold the i Z future at President Frondizi J - in their hands. In Venezuela . in the past,: military men have thrown out civilian presidents, taken over the' government. , The present, Venezuelan XTjjnlster Of defense is Antonio Briceno Linares, a general of the Venezuelan air force, who lias served with I th I IS. Air Force and U.S. fs - me' general told as Betancourts." "The battle front In the "no lon gff lfTEUf 6e7 he said . earnestly, Tt Is right , here In the Caribbean. We in Venezuela know that; and we know w have to set an example to all Latin America. What we do will be watched everywhere. , Dictators dont cure anything or achieve anything," said the man who probably Defense Budget has the power to throw out the present democratic government and create a dictatorship. This luncheon conversation throws light on Why Mr. Kennedys alliance for, progress has falloi flat in most of - Latin - America, but is , ahead of schedule Mr. Kennedy laid down the formula that Latin Americans must help themselves, that the United States is not going to pour money into a country without social reforms. And part of these re forms must be higher taxes. The, oligarchies of Latin America have ruled for three centuries by taxing the lower classes without proportionate levies thera-- against of Betancourt,has been one of the few exceptions. And even President Betan- court has had rough ding. sled- The odyssey of the little lost over was Monday for everyone but a without pilot plan, the planes bewildered owner. But besides his anxiety, the owner had some beautiful memories. The takeoff, he said, was "a thing of beauty, - - T."7 . like a graceful bird." F-t QJco ,staurant qwner, Pmington was preparing to take off Sunday afternoon from Chico Airport The singlengine crafts battery was down, so he turned the propeller by hand. Then the plane took over Iti own controls, xt Jumped the wheel blocks and started down the runway before I could stop It" he said. The? next thing I knew the plane was in the air and flying 'in a circular pattern over the field." The plane contained two gas tanks and enough fuel for six hours. It is safe to assume," said a Federal Aviation Agency spokesman Sunday night that the plane is down somewhere now. If it had done any damage we would have heard about it by now." When the weather gets better. Til fly around to try to ' find It" Remington said. CHICO, CALIF. (UPI) CAPE CANAVERALXUPI) The Air Force Monday fired a Minuteman instant ICBM" $.600- miies from s concrete-line- d hole jto the proundL Thegkming white rocket concrvaulted from the ete-lined silo" at 11.04 amt, EST. A little more than 20 minutes later, its instrument-loadenose cone slammed into target area in the Atlantic Ocean southeast of the cape. Tills was the second straight successful shot of the intercontinental missile from an underground hole, and put tne Minuteman program within about one month ahead of its planned schedule. The Minuteman development program hit a' snag in midyear, but it got back on track with a successful silo shot Nov. 17. Monday's flight was a virtual duplicate. Top sources connected with the Minuteman program said solid-fuele- How does he know its a bone?1 Hints Probe Of Armed Forces Buildup . N.Y. Herald Tribune Service rsible senatorial investigation WASHINGTON Sen. Jacob of the snafus resulting from to K. Javits has quietly the armed forces build-ulaid the groundwork for a pos-- meet the Berlin crisis, it was disclosed Sunday. to Army Secre-In -- p .) INI, BeR Syndicate) (CmrMn. ItsDovnJ VJonder Where -- t d SflGOP Senator WASHINGTON (UPI) The Kennedy administration ha decided on a new defense budget of about $48.5 billion, an increase of more thaa $L5 billion over this year but considerably less than some military quarters had expected. Authorities said Monday From Silo,: 80-fo- , selves. And there has beep an alliance between the military and big" business Latin America for Venezuela, under the new democratic action admlnlstra-tior- t $48.5 Billion f,y Ship Lands On Target j ToolrTo The Air, Minuleman Shot d ' the missile is expected to status meet its combat-readas planned, about next June or July. . The Minuteman fired Monday was the sixth in the flight y program that began last Feb. 1. The Air Force said prelim-- , inary information radioes from ihfe rocket as It soared toKe edge of space indicated ihe shot was a success. r.j-Javits i. ' other "We bases. federaF budget had forced a must raise the flag shaving of some defense prct of economic- - and social re- - grams; The new budget, which goes to Congress next month, covers the year starting next i- "p . GREELEY, COLO. (UPI) A county commissioner said Monday a shortage of tax funds would prevent installation of a flashing signal light at the crossing where 20 children were killed when a train hit their school bus. The driver oT thebuvDuane RHarmSr 23. was to be Monday before Judge Donald A, Car-"- " penter on a manslaughter charge. , Weld County Commissioner Millard H. Ewing said there were no plans to provide a flashing signal near the crossing where the 20 children died and 16 of their classmates were injured Thursday. A speedingrTJnion Pacific passenger streamliner collided with the bus at the' crossing six miles southeast of here. .STIItlltMlH J; 4 A" K ' jN . ' has learhed from IhisTnohili-zation,- " and also whether steps are being taken to assure Americans that the nations is mobilization machinery Mum Bismsr i$alutUmR JW ft Editorial Offlcaa 33 Rich rtt$ Advertising and Circulation 143 S. Main St Juna 14, U54. Published Eitobiith each avert irta Entered at the fait taka Clt Pott Office at second clatt matter accerdmg to Act of Coweta March A t 1479 ' - that colleagues will press for action on the issue by the full Republican Policy Committee, when the latter meets sometime prior - to the Jan.10 reconvening of Congress to elect a new committee chair' man. Stahrs reply to Javits (it was sent early last but no reply had been received - uptoumkiyh could serve as the vehicle to build e mittee, anjFlater the full Sen ate foKAprobe of the call-up- s effi5iency or lack of it n investigation has already n announced in the House. BEFORE CHRISTMAS 1961 WESTIN6H0USE CLEARANCE to Tudy " IX un, ADVBRTISBMINT- r. , t ation Due' toAging Colon laxatlvt discovery - also- was -l-earned Javits and other Republican - ' Tha Detaret Newt Publlthlnf Company assumes no responsibility for manuscripts and photographs contributed Photographs and articles may ba reprinted only with written permission given In advance. CARRIE DillVIRY RATIS One month (daily only) I 1.50 Six months (daily only) paid In 49 advance One year (dally only) paid 9 111 advance 1 1 One month (dafly and Sunday) Six months (daily and Sunday) paid In advance fit One year (daily and Sunday) paid 134 In advance MAIL OR LIVERY RATIS Mafl 'daily with carrier service on Sun day ene month, $1 75 six months, $10 50 one year, 021. MaH daily and Sunday, ana month SI 71 mar nomine S 1o Ml hW HUMIDITY Al Saturday only by melt six months $2; one year S3 50 (available cniy In areas cent without carrier service). PRECIPITATION Since Dec 1, 1M1. AM mad aubscrlptiona art payable In Mi departure since Dec. 1, minus 09. 6 advance preelpltetlon since Oct I, 196V, 3 34; ' -since Oct Irmtirox .Ur SUN Sunrise Tuesday. 7 41 m.t set Tuesday, 2 03 pm. MOON Moonrlse Mondey g M moonset Tuesday, 4 OS e t COMPARATIVE TEMPERAT Salt Lake City Sunday, highlit, low 24, mean 30, normal 32. A veer eeo- - High 42, low 27, high tor month 64, e low tor monttv'minus 21, 21 Blsmorck, NO. tl tor the Temperatures period 3 essentials for normal regularity ending 5 30 - being-improved- ;"- - Dis-f.lri- - asked"what lessonstheArmy U i. WIATHIR BURRAU STATION, OFFICIAL FORECAST ; a Mm Free Mn SALT LAKE CITT AND VICINITY -as $1 Mostly cloudy Tuesday with snow bscom-In-a Albuquerque. N.M. 31 elM Os Ahente, mare etneral. A few daoraaa cooler SO S Billings, Mont Monday night Low temperatures Tues- BOISE, IDAHO JS .0S 41 32 20 tg 21; high Tuesday day morning 24 2 .10 Boston, Mast to 34. -Butte. CROAR CITY IS Tr. termittent snow spreading over tha state CHEYENNE WYO. 34 Low temperatures Tuesday morning 15 Chicago III 34 to 35; high Tuesday 34 to 34. 40 Denver Colo. 34 SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO Mostly Detroit Mich "34 Minn snow Intermittent Duluth, with Tuesday. cloudy 34 .11 Lew temperatures Tuesday momma 10 GRAND JUNCTION LAS VEGAS NIV. to 32; high Tuesday 32 to 32. .11 LOGAN IDAHO SOUTHWESTERN Mostly Lee Angeles Calif snow Tuesday. cloudy with occasional Miami Fla. , Low temperatures Tuesday morning 22 MILPORO tg 30; high Tuesday 30 to 31. Minneapolis St. Paul EASTERN NEVADA Cloudy with New Orleans La. Low tempera- New York N.Y. intermittent snow Tuesday tures Tuesday morning If to 22; high OGOIN Oklahoma City Ok la. Tuesday 24 to 34. WYOMING Partly cloudy east and Omaha Neb Increasing cloudiness west Tuesday with Phoenix, Aril. IDAHO POCATELLO snows developing over and west of Portland Ora. mountains. A little warmer. PROVO COLORADO - Partly cloudy oast and ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. Increasing cloudiness west Tuesday, with SALT LAKE CITY snows developing northwest mountains San Francisco, Calif In A little rise temperature. St Louis Mo TUESDAY PlVB DAY FORECAST Seattla Wash THROUGH SATURDAY Occasional SHERIDAN WYO. snows mostly Tuesday and Wednesday Spokane, Wash. and- again about Friday E C. Temperatures Vancouver below normal VERNAL averaging ALTA GRIGHTN AND SOLITUDE DC. Washington, Total snow depth at Alta Is 40 Inches; West Yellowstone Mont 55 inches at Brighton and Solitude Alta 20 inches of new snow; Brighton reports and Solitude 14 inches. Surface Is deep Skiing on the lift rune Is good. powder Lifts and tows are Touring Is closed operating. Highways ore open; chains tires required. Forecast Alta Partly cloudy Monday ni Increasing cloudiness Tuesday afternoon of some officials earlier ex n3TAH3Ao.nyTo"sdsylHrfff pectatlonsrthe defense allocation still will be the largest in Americas history, except for three World War II years. i - THEWEATHER: terminatIontobalanceThe. pus-Christh-Tex.-and h l i A Really hI. Fin ll'l 7 A you grow older, the loternil mus- (1) Colo said prevent, the forouuio dee of your colon well also age, lore - of dry, hardened waste for euypusege the etrength that propel waste from without pain or strain. (2) Colonaids the body. Stagnant bowel contents be- unequalled rebullung action helps re-coma so dry and shrunken that they tone flabby colon muscles. (3) ' fail to stimulate the urge to purge. Colonaid acts gently, on the Relief, doctors say, lies in a new reflexes that sumulate the viu laxative principle. Old-stybulks and movement' of your I moisteners may create gas, take 3 or Colonaid relieves eyn chronic 4 days for relief. Old-stysalts and constipation overniglwfis so gentle it drugs cramp and gripe the entire was hospital proved: safe even for exsystem. Of all laxatives, only new pectant mothererAnd Colonaid won't Colon aid gives you its special interfere wijhabsorption of vitamins relief that works only on the lower or other bod nutrients. Get Colonaid colon (area of constipation). todajrJJNTRODUCTORY SIZE 43 'Qt - hi v 2 i Sttrea if" ' J. DEATHS ii u WASHINGTON (UFl Jotol R O'Don itott rttirttf chtof of tho Nw York Buroaa and Daily Nawt WathHigtoa tonttma poflticl columnist far tha newspaw ditd Sunday at Gaortttowa University Hospital." Ha was 45. Washinttoti O'Oonnolt had covorod sinct ttw first inauguration of Franklin D. Roosavalt. During World War It in both tha ho was a correspondent European and Pacific thaa tore. 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