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Show , The 2 JrrY CuM FVVPVY lCuihe Herald Journal IT ) I 14 THOTS AND THING S Letters About Greek Student; Malenkov Devotes Interest To Many Internal Reforms His Feelings After Reading The Journal IN TIIE 24 PRESS crnforonros President in his first year of office, here's the score on questions aked of the President: Foreign policy I4?, military 77, politics 57, interior problems 4H, commies in government 41, faim 32, administration 2G, budget 21, taxes 23, business 20, job appointments 18, relations with Congress 27, McCaithy 17, labor 1G, i?rsonal 14. press relations 13, federal-stat- e relations 7, and local 6. A year ago, when Ike held his first press conference, only reporters were invited into the office. Now, the President has bioken precedent and is alN1ob fey lowing television and movie newsreel camera in the door. Hes more relaxed and friendly, and his answers are On getting more precise," says one veteran reporter. detail of of lot the a governhe's moie of that learning top ment than he had when he started." V. BY NICHOLS I? V Yn Army- Com-muii- phone down, go on The colonel was talking - colonel once aid to me: e were Its i wouldnt he sui prised to bottom. the beginnings Editors note: Henry Shapiro stantially alter the character l.ttle woik hore climb a telethat served as a correspondent in the country within the next f w m the extensive debates that went v BY HENRY McLEMORE folt 21 ars cm in Parts circles n preparation Russia for jiais In tne In the months following Stalins for Ihe 19h Congress of EVERY ONCE in a while I I'll be the life of the next party, lowing utu dispatch, death, the regime of Premier Shapiro describeds prevnt-dj- v Party while Generalissimo buy a copy of The Wall Street you can bet on that. Rust-iand her relations with Georgi Maknkov has committed Stalin still was al;v . THE MOST fascinating reading Journal just to keep up with how itself so deeply to policies cf Inthe West Stalin's Own Plan to be in The V all Street Journal tel nal reform that any reversal By HENRY SII SPIRO Stalin's death released the inlti-- 1 the other half is doing. is authored by banks and printed Thiit-MBolbe would disastrous. after the and the energies of the men : I dont like to get too far out under the title- - Condensed Stateative years ' The upheaval now In process, around him who must have been shevik revolution, the Soviet Unof touch with the people who ment of Condition. ion is going through another revo- like all previous major shifts, orcrying for the badly needed I guess the reason it is so always read the newspapers lutionary pint ess which may sub iginated at the top rather than tnances for many years from the fascinating to me is because I There is reason to believe that ibaekwardv progressing ' rear to am utterly incapable of keeping the in was con- financial pages Russias new look world news on track of the few paltry, miserceived by some of Stalin's lieu- the national and that belong I 1. might meet some of able, meaeer dollars tenants in 1952 and was delayed Page know banks while every to me, when sometime and largely because of the influence these people of the day and night just second Here about start talking on Stalin of Security Minister La- they 111 Lt .where everything they have is, vrenti Bena, who later was ex- Pdr, Cub AM Sug. Cent down to the last Lincoln Nor Gt and right Ed Cons Ry. pf. pf. ecut'd for allegedly 'abotaging I dont want to have to stand pennv. agricultural and j I WAS JUST looking at the Dewith my mouth open. there policy. condition of Guaranty cember JourI I The as said. So, prop I Malenkovs sweeping Changes and, brother, is it in good Trust, me breakfast of at front in nal one in at are unique respect r Better than Dempsey was least; unlike collectivization and now and then and memorize such shape. of Toledo. With resources at things as The Ten Most Active industrialization, which were with branchand $678,498,137 81, Manand Bonds, Stocks, Foreign by almost cataclysmic es as London, Paris, and Brus- -' convulsions, the present meas- agement ar.d Personel Notes. sels, youd think Guaranty would overto the ures appeal enjoy '' alwavs LATTER THIS feature a few loose ends But get a T. have r whelming support of the country's gives me pleasure, because I like load of that 81c at the tail end. reUnlike pipulation previous to see men get ahead. While I Bet you could call J. Luther v forms, thev claim no victims in coffee and munch my Cleveland, of the Chairman terms of blood and human wel- rip mv I inwardly glow to read that Board, and he could tell you just toast fare. J. C. Copps has been elected a what coins were in that 81 cents New And Popular of the whether it was three quarters. Y I have never seen anything in vice president in charge rr and ' a nickel, and a penny, or a half, finishes industrial explosives, the Soviet Union greeted with such popular acclaim as Malen- engineering departments of the three dimes, and a penny. THIS sort of thoroughness kovs offensives" on the home Atlas -- Powder Co , make a mental a congratulatory spellbinds me. If someone walked fiont, expecting possibly the end note to send wire to Dan C. Swander, Jr., for in my door and asked me such a of World War 11. In addition to the beginnings having been named executive simple question as How many of the Columbian shirts do you have and where are of relative prospenty, by Soviet and Mfg Co, and seriously they light this minute I standards, there has been an obvious lessening of internal ten- consider sendme a box of cigars couldn't answer for the life of I to llenrv J Schnakenberg for me The only one 1 could be suie sions. A lew weeks after its assump- j landing the job of executive about is the one I have on. Y'et tion of office, the Malenkov and general manager of Belve- ol Guarantys Statement of Con- -, ditron reveals that it even knows legtme became the most popular dere Hosiery Co. Theres a dandy humor section, that S555 355 42 is in transit with since Lenin. The net result of its efforts has been that the average too, although I dont see why foreign branches. There will be two unhappy grandUNHAPPY FAREWELL Soviet citizen today is probably anyone who owns stocks and lt makes for depressing readchildren In the Turkish White House" when President Celal less bonds and rails and oils has to be ing, too. For there are so many better better fed, dressed, S. U. later to the Bayar and bis wife leave Ankara for their trip discontented than at any time cheered up. But its there, and of us who are always hoping that this month. The girls are the children of the presidents daughter the revolution. He breathes from it I just learned what a a bank will make a mistake and since of a and member a Dr Ahmet Gursoy, parliament and physician more freely and fears the mid- flight deck is. It is playing cards show- - us in our own statement of to bring To keep the children In good spirits, they have promlied on the door less than used on an airplane. And that a condition that we have a few knock night bavk some real American dungarees The president and his wife the present forefather is a golfing ancestor. ' more dollars than we really have. He before. credits to before U. one mouth S. lor Turkey. will tour the returning for his Improved lot, government although the government astutely claims no such credit. The regime has not shown any inclination, however, to abandon its basic objectives of Commuand nism in the Soviet Union one ultimately a Communist world. On this point every foreign observer in the Soviet capi- lal anc everY Russian 1 know is the tenter. The presidents ow-By LYLE C. WILSON (IP) President ambition, often stated, is to be aSreeL WASHINGTON, Elsenhower begins his second fair to all 160,000,000 Americans, White House year this week, confident he is on the way to a suc- which he helieves the preceding administrations were not. cessful administration of government In the interest of all the The new administrations plans for early balance of the budget people. Mr. Elsenhower got off to a failed spectacularly despite econslow start. Unfamiliar with poli- omy. That was a hard blow. FisREDONDO BEACH, Calif. (IP tics, he passed some of the tough- cal, farm and labor policies still There is "no difference" between est of his problems to study com- are to be made effective. Until an angry woman and an angry mittees which only now are re- those and related problems are dog. head dog catcher Francis Eisenhower dealt with, the political and econ- V. Fallon said today. porting. The basic Fallon said a young, pretty program will unfold at this ses- omic effectiveness of the Eisension of Congress. hower administration will remain woman came to the pound, spo'-te- d G-- E a collie and demanded he In the domestic field, the new in question. adminstration already has decongive it to her. He refused because it already had an owner. trolled the people, except farmers lie said the young woman who have voted that the federal grabbed his right hand and bit it government control some crop acthree times, drawing blood, and reage. Inflation has been checked CHICAGO, W Judge Oscar then let all the dogs out of their and the cost of living very much stabilized. Government spending S. Caplan had a word of warning cages. Deputy sheriffs eaptured the has been cut by many billions of for a former gravedigger found Now you can forget the washday weather and woman and the dogs but Fallon, dollars below the figure former drunk on the street. Keep it up and youll be dig- who is used to being bitten, reheavy washday clothes baskets. President Truman said was at ging your own grave," Caplan fused to sign a complaint against New General Electric Custom Automatic rock bottom. told Fred Klein when he was the woman. Tax Reforms Dryer quickly dries out your whole wash betarrested on disorderly conduct Mad dog. mad woman no difA democratic income tax reter than sunshine. ference, he shrugged. lief schedule brought reductions charges. of busito millions as Jan. 1, and PLUS OTHER G.E. MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES ness got out from under the excess profits tax. Mr. Elsenhower of Press Meetings; Other Things THE LITTLE OLD JEEP IS A WORKHORSE pole, repair tie lne, roll HRMN call in a repoit and WIINGTON plowing tb lough the mud ahou: the little od jeep that helped ' Allies come out ahead' on ttu'h! War II The 'mall hoie" been active in other fields recently. For example: A Job In Peru In Peru, they now are using th vehicles to pull defeated bull, from the fight ring. The jeep was the first mo-ovehicle to crash through the -d , x r i , i j legislative L. ' - l, The other letter (pretty bitter In places, and more outan a fine for attitude That's states: certainly) sider to take! If he doesn't like it here, Jet him leave!" emo-uoita- W. W. WHITNEY of Tremonton writes a letter, asking for such a resolution: Resolved that we study the law of probation, and ask congress to give U. S. a declaration of maturity on bonds so the bonds will become due and payable from their staggered maturity date. The national debt in the present system can never be paid, but can be paid in the law of probation, probating the estate for the purpose of paying the national debt, In its own coin on a e basis." pro-rat- CURRENTLY ONE OF the men very much in world news is Vice President Richard M. Nixon. In a speech the other evening, he said the prospects for world peace victory without war" are better than they were a year ago. Nixon spoke at the annual dinner of the National Business Publications Inc., where he was given the Silver Quill award for distinguished service to business and industry. He gave these reasons for his optimism: 1 The shooting has stopped in Korea. 2 French forces, which appeared to be drifting toward a defeat in a year ago, are now building up for possible victory. 3 Communism has made no gains during the past year in any of the 22 countries Nixon visited on his recent 46,000 trip. 4 President Eisenhowers leadership is reflected throughout the world. Indo-chin- round-the-worl- d, FROM LIFE IN These United States" in the February issue of Reader's Digest: A young mother of three active children was playing "Cowboys and Indians" with them one afternoon when I stopped in for a visit. As one of the boys leveled his gun at his mother and hollered Bang!" she slumped to the floor and lay collapsed in a heap. When she didnt get up I hurried to her to see if she was allright. As I bent over anxiously, she opened one eye and sighed, I always do this. It's the only chance I get to rest!" Sh-h-- h. A bishop of the Methodist Church who was attending the annual meeting of the Womc-nBoaiu of Foieign Missions had presented his views, when the president of the board took the floor. Bishop," she said firmly. I cannot ste this thing as you present it, and I will not be bullied!" Bowing low before the lady, the bishop retorted, Madam, neither will I be cowed." s IS THAT SO! Why Does The Size Of Birds' Eggs Vary So Greatly? By EUGENE BURNS, Ranje-Naturali- st kiw! lays the biggest egg of any an egg five living mammal inches long and three broad, of its own roughly weight. The barnyard hen, no sloueh as birds go, lays an egg ' A PLOVER, scarcely bigger than a robin, lavs an egg almost twice the size of the robins; a mature guillemot, about the size 1 'Doth of its own weight. And the of a raven, lays one about three two-toe- d times as large as the ravens; a a deeply-pitte- d ostrich, the sissy, lays which is only cockoo, about the size of a jack- UlOOth of its job w eight, although daw, lays an egg anly l'5th the the is equivalent to size of the jackdaws. Why this 18 hens eggs and it does lay ever disparity. a dozen to the clutch! Three factors, primarily: the Ground-nesteusually have chicks state of development at those in bushes than eggs larger of birth, length incubation, and to some extent, the mature birds or trees because their young must be able to run around or size. The smallest bird egg is laid perhaps swim almost at birth. Of the Killdeer, chicken, by the smallest bird the tiny these, grouse, plover are all hatched hummingbird, and the largest by from large the heaviest of all living birds, egj and the young have eys open, are down-clad the Woot-hig- h. ostrich. can toddle behind their mother, PROPORTIONATELY' speakand almost ing, the New Zealand flightless and cat food.immediately pick up BIRDS THAT hatch from relaThe Herald Journal tively small eggs emerge usually in a helpless state usually nakPrinted Every afternoon I Excepting ed, or at best, with a scant coverSaturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Journal published ing of down, oftentimes blind, and Sunday morning dependent upon their parents for Published at Loean, Utah, by at least a week Cache Valley Newspaper Company usually much one-four- th three-pound- rs d, The newly hatched cuckoo and kingfisher, for example, are naked, fuzzkas. (They may stay too, until nearly naked-lookinthey are just about fully grown. Their fcathtrs stay tightly rolled 1 up in sheathings. Then suddenly, blue-gre- y these close-fuile- d sheaGilman. Nirhol ft Ruthman National Advertising Representatives things pop open, and the birds are within hours.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES WITH NESTLINGS active from One montii carrier S 1 50 the moment of hatching, the eggs Ore year, esrr.er IVikj One year mail (tn Cache Valiev) 16 00 usually have a relatively long r One maU (outside Cache incubation period. The mature IS O0 alley) One year (Sunday onlyj 6.00 i killdeer, for instance, hatch from MEMBER United Press direct wires Audit Bureau of Circulation Pacific Coast Advertising Service Mc.Naught Svndicate King Features Bell Features Entered in Locan Post Office 1 second class matter. y.-a- -- g, v n 77r-r:- ' j i vice-preside- nt ;ise V-- . j President Presents His Basic Rio Negto d ! i il Venezuelas region. The sight of the strange contraption pushing its squaie nose through the jungle startled the natives who ever before had seen a four wheeler. The frightened natives got out their blow guns and the driver of the mech-- i amcal animal had himself a time dodging lethal darts. lie made r. to safety. On a Roller Coaster And then there was the time, not long back, at an amusement, park in Ohio when a roller coaster got stuck part way along its ns route. , Using the same tracks, a jeep chugged to the rescue and the coaster out of harm's wa. In the Badlands of the Noitn-- 1 west, the bloodhounds dont have to leg it any more. They ride m jeeps, along with the. posse. Pulls a Tooth In the state of Washington, the little car has partly, at least, re-- 1 placed the cow pony. And in a more serious vein, in the deep South, a country doctor jeeps into the back woods regions to treat the sick and old In the bucket seat, he carts along an mtel- -' leetual to treat the young to education. The one I like, though, is the story about the jeep in Burma that was called into service to " pull an elephant's aching "tooth had failed. dentists Elephant block and tackle didnt relieve the pachyderm. So a strong string was attached to the big animal s tusk. The jeep revved it up. The lady elephant braced herself. And out came the hunk of ivory. w . TWO LETTERS WHICH came today respond to Sundays ' comments by a Greek student attending Utah State College, and his accusations that Logan people ate most unfriendly, qu.te snobbish and obsessed with a feeling of suierioiity. One letter declares, in part- (From S.K.C., Logan) I believe this young man has a point. We in Cache Valley just aren't very cosmopolitan. We don't like to be disturbed by outside elements. We know vveie good people, and have little patience with people and viewpoints that are greatly difleient flora our own." of gles i I i,. n i 1 Program To Current Congress - n WEATHER PROPHET CONTEST! When A Woman Gets Angry, Anything Goes ENTER TODAY AND WIN THIS NEW MY Eventually Just Wait! projects major further tax reforms and reductions. But basic problems which Mr. Eisenhower confidently attacked in his presidential campaign remain unsolved pending further development of his plans and congressmoal action on them. Inflation cuibs have been accompanied by falling farm prices which had begun to slip before he took office-an- d there is a re- cord of slowly rising unemployment in Mr. Eisenhowers first year. HU on Both Sides The new president Is ROCKET Out a Year Ahead! WEDNESDAY comparatively large eggs in 27 days; the immature, tiny mite of OLDSMOSiLE Coming to Your 14 JAN. IS THE DATE Dealer B & H JANUARY 25, 1954 In Cache Valley Temp, in Sky .... Wind . Rain Degrees . i . Snow 20 0N MONDAY, Weater Forecast for Jan. 25, 1954, My assailed days. Large as the ostrichs eeg may seem, it is dwarfed by the extinct elephant bird of Madagascar which laid an egg to end all eggs it was more than 13 inches in diameter, just about eight times the size of an ostrich egg and equal in capacity to 148 hen's eggs. WILL IT SNOW New World's Record from the extreme right and left. The more conservative call him new dealish and the left wing cites him as the big business leader of a big business government machine. A considerable faction counts him so far as mostly down a robin, from a tiny egg, in CUSTOM . WEATHER, G.E. Cloudy .Strong Mild .Yes ... hi Yes nD II W T ,F ... Low High 1 DAY O No ... WISH TO WASH OF REGARDLESS I COULD DRY THEM IF DRYER .....Mat....1 I THIS THE HAD A BECAUSE: Chevrolet Company Just Mail or Bring Your Entry Blank Into Jack's 295 North Main, Logon, Utah Today! 25 words or less. All entries must be post marked or NAME delivered to Jack's by midnight, PHONE ADDRESS CITY January 23, 1954. 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