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Show 4 -- Salt lake City, Friday, May 13, I960 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Merry-Go-Rou- nd THE Your Health COUNTRY SAGE X Contrasts Between Summits EftLIN There are some' significant contrasts between the suthmff conference in Geneva five years ago and that which opens in Paris Monday. The contrasts, illustrate the tough job President Eisenhower laces, here are: they ' Contrast No. 1 In 1955 Eisenhower marched up to the Summit boldly demanding German unification. ,1 watched him. He was not worried about the moral position of the United States or its military strength. I i The Ru s sians, in ly fried to avoid the The sub-jec- t. time .is ripe for not unifi-- . cation. pleaded Nikolai Bul- Educating Children In Crime did not protest They are taking pictures with satellites, too. By WALTER C, CONTRAST NO. 4 The .man who suggested the Eisen- "operiskies hower'-wa- Rocke- - s feller. From Paris he radioed to Ike in Geneva urging him to seize the initiative boldly. Eisenhower promptly invited Rockefeller to Geneva s to .work out the plan. But at this conference Rockefeller will watchf the Summit from Albany, N.Y., with an eve critical of Eisenhower policies and with Eisenhower, who bristles at the sound of Rockefellers name, indicating he will give a political boost to Rockefellers rival, Nixon, by inviting the Vice President to Paris. d operj-skle- A23 to know aboijt either the cause or the treatment. , Commonly, I imagine that much muscle soreness is associated with those very common, blit poorly under and fibrositis. Usually the treatment giv-- ' en for soifie muscles .is physiotherapy, and consists largely. of heat and massage. - .!' Warren Clan Grows HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Mrs. Nina Warren Brien, daughter ot Chief Justice Earl Warren, kave birth Thursday to a boy, the third' child for her and her husband, Dr. Stuart Brien. Both mojhdr and son were reported in good condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. -- With th Best Books TtchnologcUl "to improvement: cost of national defense. Adam Smith (1723-IJ9noted tbit tendency in hu Wealth of c MODERN TIMES many different causes contribute to tender the defense of the society more expensive. The unavoidable effects of the natural progress of improvement havb, in this re spect.'been a good deal en- hanced by a great revolution in the art of war, to which a mere accident, the invention .of gun powder, seems to have given occasion. , In modern war the great expense of firearms gives an evident advantage to the nation which can best afford that, expense, and consequently to an opulent and over a poor and barbarous nation. In ancient times the opulent and civilized found it difficult to defend themselves against the poor and. barbarous nations. In modern times the poor and barbarous find it difficult to defend themselves against the opulent and c.ivilized. The invention of firearms, an invention which at first sight appears to be so pernicious, is certainly favorable both to the permanency and Jo the extension of j i -- rr public opinion, Shouldn't, these sights do some of our children great FIVE YEARS AGO Ike had the weapons; he also had the--e ki n g of - public harm . . According - to -- Dr. Wert- ham, in a series of programs shown on TV during one week, in one city, before 9 pm. there were 161" mur- - b - opinion." " M.D. child-guidanc- e ganin. At this 1960 Summit meeting, the call for Unification has already come "from Khrushchev. He has CONTRAST NO. made it in bold, blunt tenns - with the threat of foreem the background. He .want: umfication of German not goatee, was the Soviet front man in 1955. . by election but by Communist absorption of free Ber- - - This time Nikita Khru- -lircShctyevrwhd pulled" the" wires -- ""And this time it is Eisen- - backstage at Geneva, will be -- hower-who will duck Ger- - pn the front stage in Paris man unification. doing Jiis own" talkingr3T He has abandoned all hope Back in Russia Bulganin ot achieving a united free- was quietly dropped from Germany and will simply try . an obscure job as adminis-t- o preserve the status quotrator of the Stavropol eco-o-f divided Germany. In brief, nomic region shortly before the President of the United the Summit. States has shifted from the The man who sat across, offensive to" the defensive. from Eisenhower at Geneva had failed to meet his proCONTRAST NO. 2 Eiseduction quotas. nhower electrified, the world--at the 1955 Summit CONTRAST NO. 6 The late with his dramatic open Secretary of State John skies" proposal. He interFoster Dulles set a rigid rupted a prepared speech, . agenda for the 1955 confertook off his glasses, and deence and refused to budge scribed his plan in an from it manner as though Result: he had carefully memorized There was more bickering "his remarks In advance. over the agenda than over At the moment he finished the issues. the proposal, a crash of At this conference there thunder caused a temporary will be no fixed agenda, and I didnt electric .failure. the talks will be informal. mean to turn the lights out. CONTRAST NO. 7 The he chuckled. difference When the Russians rebiggest 1955 and I960 howjected the idea, we operever is in the comparative ated our own open skies observation by sending planes strength of the two powers. In 1955 the United States secretly over Russia ending was without dispute the in the crackup of one plane worlds No. 1 power. ? two weeks ago and a far more serious crackup of our Today Russia has moved ahead in most military prestige. fields. This might have easily Russia has 175 divisions in been avoided by announc- the Red army; we have 14. ing a general policy in adWe still have the worlds vance that, because of Russian refusal:: of the open-ski- es -- greatest navy but in a few, short years , the Russian proposal, we were forced to operate our own Navy has surpassed that of the British and has 600 modopen skies plan. The Rusern submarines to our 120. sians already knew we were We have been concentratdoingso. Therefore, without actuing on airplane! carriers which seeing-e- j e satellites ally revealipg our timetable can now search out no matwe could have avoided being ter where they hide. caught both spying and While we are ahead in lying. atomic subs our two polaris Both CONTRAST NO 3 subs are not yet equipped the United States and the with missiles, while Soviet Soviet Union are now able missile subs cruise close to satelto send aloft seemg-eyAmerican shores almost lites Which can watch-eac- h ev,eryweek: others moves without, beneATOMIC weapons our IN fit of either observation stockpile an or open-skieprobably great--er- , planes Russia has enough but agreement. Before the United States, to blow every American in- launched Tiros early last - dustrial city off the face of the map if she got the jump. State the month, DepartRe missiles, Russia has ment debated whether the about 1200 mediurri range Russians wo old protest Tiros ability to take pic- missiles ; we tiave about757 In regard to tures over Russia. missiles our friends and foes For this reason it insisted alike have seen the that the National AeronauDr. Wernher von tics and Space Agency, not Bratnf that it will take us the Defense Department, five years to catch up, and launch Tiros." In the end the Russians - of former Secretary of .De fense Neil McElroy that we have nb plans for catching Mr. Pearson arson, two cases of tortures, and innumerable prolonged fcR. Frederic Wertham, and brutal fights, threats, of ' wise and thought thaf killings, sluggings, and man' fun psychiatrist, who once handling of women and children." deplored a disgusting type of comic book which our AS MANY OF OUR children delight in, now has people and sevwritten a fine article on eral judges have said, this' Movie and TV VioHow & type of constant education in lence Affects Children. crime must have some effect, I am sure that if the pro-- ilvfcespecially t on the' thousands were Mars man verbial from to be false neednt Gossip poorly-adjustechildren. of . a in to few lot evil a evenings of truth be spend theres Wertham tr. with wisely says our seated homes,. that shouldn't be passed the, that movie and TV people children eagerly watching around. are very sensitive to public the TV shows, he would be astounded and horrified. opinion, and if each day in a big city even 50 people He would keep asking us: portant, are known to the were to write in saying that men who will be sitting Why are you raising your of they were disgusted with the across the table from Eisen- - children on pictures And why at the same crime? programs that tjicy were ; hewer thiS week. ,time are you fussing at the planning to put their TV set confer In international great increase in juvenile in the trash can, a change would soon be made. ences it is not the shrewddelinquency?. ness of diplomats that AS DR. WERTHAM MYOSITIS asks, counts or their logic in tryshould we constanWhy ask me what myoPEOPLE ing to outtalk the other tly be showing our children sitis means; what causes fellow. pictures of people killing it, and what is there to do It is first, whats behind each other, hurting each oth-"eabout it? the diplomats in guns, knocking each other I cannot answer ycry well missiles and atomic' down in terrible brawls, also ALVAREZ. T lst he lags on weap onsand two weeks ago the Russian " rocket that- - shot down an American observadors,- - 60. justified tion plane over Russia also . killings, two suicides, 192 at- wounded tmr public opinion. tempted murdersr 83 robber Thats why Eisenhower"" ies, 15 kidnappings,. 4 mur- must chiefly wage a holding der conspiracies7 21 jail- seven7 attempted at this Summit breaks, operation Conference." " lynchings,, six' dynamitings.T" Today harmless and some and troublesome. . 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