Show 4 HOLM E S ALEXANDER OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 29 1963 I i flit II OR I A IS ED All four members of change with the shift to Space Commit-siondelegation have drawn committee ee- Utah delegates will play important assignments for the 88th Congress that will be of tremendous importance to our roles on the banking committees of both the Senate and House state s Republican Sen Wallace F Bennett t The final positions for the session are is now the ranking minority member on I not set but all indications to Senate quite the point Banking Committee and is r i a lineup that will give all four men vital expected to be the GOP spokesman on t roles during the legislative months to fiscal matters at the 88th Session Rep Sherman Lloyd the state's new come As everyone recognizes more nation-- Republican Representative from the Second District has been assigned to the al legislation "makes or breaks" in com- - House Committee Since both mittee rooms than it does on the floor of aro frnmBanking cf o4r Pan T Innt tia the Senate or House of Representatives Sen Bennett eityio are expected to consult t MnfO VII T— nant t Vy lnnJ TTiI UHU frequently on banking legislation that f is federally controlled — and Uncle Sam covers a wide range li emnTnnn man anyone eise Rep Laurence J Burton First Dis- - trict w hapP?s Republican won the committee as- t gressional committees affects all Utah signment he wanted with membership on t residents Utah's-congre- T FP" s- Mmmit al (mum' vv''- - all A — : - ft- -- ! ill I s'vjrw WASHINGTON — In the Congo 3 The Congo to practice tight and a Buy Congo protectionism nothing succeeds like success The United Nations f°licy- - Cfptme Se and Katanga considnow to be has blitzkrieg reopening of the Union Miniere ered an accomplished fact — with facilities are now recognized as the hanging question: where do quite insufficient to produce econ-w- e go from here? omic stability Outside money up to $100 On the basis of personal in- with American policy bon a year for several years spokesmen who spoke frankly must be supplied by the USA on the promise of anonymity this and other capitalist lands To at-i- s tain eventual in what is now envisioned: borders the Congo 1 Gen Joseph Mobutu com- - agriculture clos!P °n fo°P stuffs from mander in chief of the Congolese elsewhere Army to become (it's hoped) a Rhodesia and manufactured goods Intternal dictator Like Bato at consumed home mu?lt of Mobutu Cuba tista (born about maintain hard standards ouirency 1930) 'was a typewriting sergeant made under a previous regime fvery inducement wiUto be establish Europeans Like Batista he is said to be and run the industries "Ellender-ardentl- y antiammimist having ism is to be practicedf but not been educated in Catholic mis- - preached ' sionary schools Again like Ba- N0 weltista Mobutu is considered a 4Democratic comer of foreign capital without which the Congo no more than is out of the picture for a long Cuba could be expected to devel- - wnile to come It is doubtful " mil-tervie- Sft pro-Americ- an "in- - PAmmirfon in Tntnnnn A °LP artlCU?r imP°rtanceire reports He rightly felt he could be of "far more flip 1 TTnil CO ruling front parliament for which this bush stage or back stage can carry off war was fought will be encour-thi- s aged to rule the land strange role of 11 is certain that is a big question mark ation as respects provincial sep- may BE DEPOSED aration will never be permitted 2 Moise Tshombe to be util-- as it is for example in next-doo- r ized somewhere in the Congo na- - Rhodesia Congolese politics are tional government The American described as full of y is on tiptoe here for two ley" and not trustworthy reasons Losers don't last long The Congo is looked upon as in primitive societies an "economic unity" the richest Tshombe may be deposed by in central Africa The main stress the Katanganese parliament or will be on material devetepment may end his career by imprison- - with the subtleties of political ment banishment or assassin- - freedom held in suspense ation- - Also' Tshombe turned out Thus runs the new Congo pol- t has a that family ritig to the proud name is because ideas are dom Fighter as it was known from borrowed— the crowning irony wartime France to postwar Hun-- from imperialism gary But the paucity of talent in Maybe it proves that the UN African leadership makes Tshom- - idealists are learning realism from be acceptable on a trial basis the Old Masters of it 'J" v m A ' III 11111 IUI1 1 UN-puppet- McNaa)cht Syndicate Inc "hanky-pan-polic- 'I DIDN'T SAY IT WOULD BE EASY' nt Ul3r In addihon D?£W PEARSON grGSSi0nal influence t0 - he Democratic senator of their ytah constituents and Jt will be interesting-a- nd ?mmittee committee -t-o see what develops as the important 88th Ses- business— although this could sion progresses tsVn V?" 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S "" TtJ0 Soviets Bootleg Bopp 0f mowing alarm however In Leningrad a Russian "vice" sauad recently smashed one of the dirtiest most immoral rackets they could imagine— an f" break 2 WASHINGTON — The inside He grabbed the receiver anx- iStcry of how sen Wayne Morse iously fearing it might be an and the presidential med- - emergency call from his wife in luuumucc sciuku uie crip-- oioraao 11 was a collect can longshoremen's strike in all right from Boulder Colo uve aays can now be told He accepted the charges and Most of the conferences took 311 unknown voice explained that place in the staid University Club a group of students was debating " fe bpin? w"f suojectea near-riot- s ' Morse Tours It On' With Longshoremen and Shippers is the mountlng P?nL Twenty-tw-o pohce- Underground Studio that wflc malrfMtr uves xusi " nieir in SUCn eilOrtS in 33 "cu collintr records Of Western seuing music the months kind popular with American s mat uuiil vU dim IWl torn u i were uc pcupxe not aoing uus for patrols must use great caution offici cWMd dHng such disturbances The Tgency records notes too that 25 officers were killed frofkt ?n h3Ve While either makmS arrests or transport-bee- n en0Ug?' and0men shot for lesser crimes to top ing prisoners ' ii u uaeAmusic iney were peddling was in tne present condition of rising con-'Instilling bad taste" Zi terrmt for nnlino ww vnty r no Mxxijr xxkj UXtUlUailte Meanwhile in the land of the free is minor and arrest routine youngsters in Valdosta Ga were being guarded from "vulgar trash" when the school board ordered a ban on a novel Protect HtT 911tlsv— tni - i There have been manv instances when OLl t oiemDecK -u oieixiuecit re- uuui ceved the Nobel Prize in literature last doctors and surgeons lacking proper ° calk for yeaL xnat is me nent of tho tnev would iear — w srhnni w latpr w w Lf III- ynrA and Of the parents Of the Students It is aSes- Doctors and passing who ffluwnf also the TlgDl Of toe Russian t0 to sl0P aid first un&ve someone hurt in police der their system Interestin?lv traffic accidents have been cited fhr thpir enrh oJ group would be shocked by the action of Sood intentions Rare as such instances cne otner are they have moved the American Medi- As the wise Okinawan said in the cal Association to seek "Good Samaritan" pjay 'Teahouse of the August Moon"— Iaws to protect those who try to be is largely a matter of ge-Fourteen fnfc pdnnfd 9UU1 7 : States havA 7 proiecnve laws — Alaska California ' D-O-re Pg teen-ager- MS" t- a w- M — mtf — — — — — Morse got strong support from ccmne°L ''A 4:30 in the morning" he McNeil former assistant I suggest that you hang growled n secretarv nf Hpfpnc i tne UP pnone ana go to pea the Grace Line He got no sup- - C - y help-"pornograp- W Line Of UUtV 7 hy iiT1rCaUSI8S' - ' 1 : dom hesitate to use violence to attempt escape E T T L ER Hood S inmitatwwio In hia fait at SlOner form of the Lions Club that if Ogden re- - — u 4JVt ?ovr-Tr- s- anA wr lt:iliwornea pealed its manager rhartr me people would be exploited by the a system of electing both our newly elected mayor city com- missioners and city auditor city and county officials and mak-Many fine men of integrity have W thn - "ut Ka r£wr1 comm&Ioner mayor a job or whWl dotag are sure they receive fee thanks and appreciation of the people of y to Initiative nefitinn Ugaen commuaHiy us race tne tacts ugoens C5Vft o-k Let — "" - w mm K 'T trvrm W4 Bnm— nwnt uca iw IWIU fn— AT llKSkJKCl monrr — Qtratnef — KWuuuir m&V O" lM ! ti is prwtn £r will cnn k doc oeen popular uus MM rni Mi fSif — o— J0 — Pj nif-ron- ex-ploiti- ng -- s aa A Ah- -- L- 7T I 1 fwf r t?? to tPll him fhnt nnv nf ETOine unrea?onab - uakO uuk UIC 1 "JUSt HOC 1 kiiiiiiiivhi v W1I1UUW i-- y i - US S R- - m r Mir r uo senate ueuoerarions By Charles McDowell Jr £f lrli ruf c rt tq?1 i oty nri'f ot-- it rw cedure— members of city councils Th T is by ntc71 great- own j "i" - rr0' w k j ened and felt it was would — spa nf it Ynil fnn real ITO tho " T folf wa te vym1H toll ' Horn om in HVanlr lm s OP"11011 of President Kenned-y s budget After perhaps one was interrupted minue' 5senator Humpnrey: ait ±resi- dent a parliamentary inquiry Dirksen: Mr president Senator r T uie e w T rr rresiamg uuicer senator ixjng -- v w dn Question - - u T teTsSIrtelfthK: SSteS" 1S jeclo "S — - - oo-se- v- -- - A frt- JSTS T dSgeX Tvl- -rJ- - c aumuvca vcauici aa wiu-i- jf how are you getting along with the problem? To this Johnny re- plied Teacher if I can have a nH mmv datA nvii -i- - w 1 T Cii" Z minutes I can land that cat in Ml Mr President I am grate- - ful tn r- w £ SAitP i minnroc trt nif - frw indulfrioa m v" " rJ3"ami Vw mv fnvi - o mtfl -a- vi °v"- V erateful"7 t - T Per-pron- th "ZTL??!' "£5YSSd3 SStaSX? These ittodt OtertT It vtuui to tell vou the Srri0 rn4" wmiivicjt linuill6in jruu hvDn't Mk a- OCltlClllCUl yiVrrr icatucu hnnk '?' When we tim Walierhf UUU r Vion n— To— I want "if " yv "J c- -- jj-i-- -- u rr T7-- —about whose effect-- -- ii l:- -- 1l — r— — en Ul- - vZZrS" eT "i v-v mtattoa W S adequate stacKea ine aecK against iiseu On this basis the Soviets would iiS not "' iiivii j in ui v 831 °le at the flrtTninich-ati- - " fJta "'S7 ' v W— SSt-- S "o -- —— e" cnf ULf AbdUlH - ruc "I"" matum v-y- JL II tf rUC'n M 'W II 1 TJ--f- JiiJ) JIJIJUPJEJR-J- i o- 20 YEARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO Open house was to be held for James T Mills lifelorifi resident and farmer of West Weber on his home birthday at his — Max oaer private iormer i neavyweigm roxing cnampion m °!den 4by 4" Dominque director of the — U6 umua- - Annual installation of Silver Tent No 1 Kniehts of Maccabees was held in the I00F hall with D Harris ' nast ennsul installing — : —' officer He presented a past con- surs iewel to L J Giffin Edgar S rivo - Sffi Shtfii oSS? a? AVr CL ( r I k ! J Stephenson i? cer was installed nfh sir Van lieutenant commana ZS °r — — TV—oofn— TnconK T all nfvn o nf naiuer iuuu jr supenniena- the Oden Tabernacle choir had ent of Weber County schools had gone to Salt Lake City to secure prepared an application for funds musicians to assist the choir in to maintain and oterate a school t 1 It? wasn- - victor" by Dudley Buck w '! us occupied recently rf f MMR irmi — o- nnir Tha MrTnfe T?rtt—- Tnw r -- cai '7 two street and Country Club Application had er Co had placed been made for $14000 to furnish lights on 24th for use when "the and equip the school Classrooms great white way" of the city was were to be set up as soon as near-- to be instituted One light was lv all nf ho i &m nfc r nr nia af th nrh mmr twar th Uve to were About 5000 cupied company's office the other at the at tne project it was said wngnt & sons corner : & u-u his is precisely what all the shouting has been about since the Communists began rubbing down with their nej?otiatinr sanrfnaTw the American determination to picveuk b nuciear reari narDor rnm-- -r cnuii r:MWvS °° cnance ra Tanforan Calit auc jiaa a uiyimc ouvict nuclear breakthrough to over-whelming nuclear supelority Hosmer solemnly Representative KN -i 1 J rVTWf-uucs J ":?tnfl IlriiraI vfrtr trrl c no vawva rln— tn fa s 'siTrrwi(op it — a--- f JL JUILJt I -- a::":t"T "vr: into a sense of What' wltM tv VW tfu UVf 0CSfSS:fl II!!!! K t ft7 safe- - cheating on atomic United States has ito grTOr QUICK QUIZ Jv?-80tS2f h and They give up timHow nllnw sam ran a hm 0 " rriv "71 wu if"" r fw w AiaSem moSb 4 — rf IUWLlJtfiJL stations would useless "1 to vnn ie&m&m III square -i- — e" ruti oVdTh - ' There was a noise in the cham- ber and Senator Dirksen asked for order: "Mr President I must invoke a rule of the Senate be cause I want to hear what 1 am r nknnl w ouvut 3jr w w wrwow Senator Dirksen said the Presi- dent's deficit budget reminded him of a story: "It was the story r vi a ut u:u mui ten u a - n mn and the teacher said fftt the cat climbs up falls back two feet 1 11 fiTaflbStoS r-i- ranKim v 53 fiSSSySK S e t-- fii of Louisiana): Tfte Senator from inois does not have to yield ntess he yields under the rules Senator Dirksen: May I yield f- - onv 1TTC A purpose Tt O "IffiVM" ' TKo VT1 0 f fT" y "M Jf- Senator Dirksen: Mr President m conformity with the rules of tQQ hag jettiso-- ej e Senate and without losing my "Now the discussionsr revolve t j- w arouna a scneme wmcn concern- - VTtETi uj lOU continued for perhaps half an hour and finally Senator Dirksen beld the floor alone saying "Mr President I do not know how to strain all of the parliamentary fan- re-dango from the wtrldak 1 " TStarted to have to ter) So suppose turn to the beginning He was promptly interrupted 25 times by actual count in the Record Congressional TK7Vrt— flu ww i virc rfrstAirr' nl cfm— abated the great hollow voice of Senator Dirksen again filled the chamber like a balmy wind: "Mr President I shall impose on tne patience of my coUegues for onlyabout three minutes I never reaiwxwia oiuicun J?eamat joe saiuie ine memory oi oucuiuu Senator Dirksen gained the floor to discuss as near as kiw5mfMorfMwif r"7u t j"" Vhh7 rLFiL i ia EtH U SmaTPmpn OI DELIBERATION Deliberation of this high order CONTINUE 311(1 c-c- nd " XietWUr - °f lmutog statements to three minutes DOWN -- - est deliberative body in the world The Senate is ever aware that technical arguments can obscuer truly great deliberation As Sen- ator Humphrey was saying the other day "I feel that' we de- mean this body by these constant arguments over matters which are exceedingly difficult for the average lavman to understand" nian nriinaiTTS r ° riatM Senator Dirksen: It was object- ed to oy tne senior benator from Florida- If ne Is in tne chamber - Presiding Officer: The senior Senator from Illinois has the floor s&uSm DiTksen: junior senator fmm Tllinnk has th flvr Presiding Officer: The Chair asks pardon garden clubs PTA s and the like should pay close attention to : — r-- wf A1 1 -- T v — i w Ta expedite things he moved proceed to mornin2w hour" for the transac- - rsiiprf on-sifor inspections of suspicious underground disturb- ances The State Department has cooperatively whittled down the number of physical inspections to 10 Tom-ar- te KhmshrW n a n o p au great rejoicing at Foggy Bottom when he announced that he would be willine to consider two or three "on-site- " inspections a ban SainhTg over the dumber bit the? out bv eivin awav half the same " T tin ioo iix"- was rine uo posuion a a mai uiese inspections wouia De neia ai me initiative OI an inter-national control commission This 20 Senator Humphrey: No it was 1 sUSmSi at WHITTLED This ic Mr Hnsmor'c nnalucic- w 1953 scientists 1 rsUlm ques- - MBauw"' Technical Disputes Veil I ! "black boxes" would be installed ana serviced Dy Soviet Personnel I U Sgt Taylor drove into our leave here we will no iron on ine oauot in the general urjyeway ana removea tne Dl- - longer De your servants If we from his car Section this coming November go back without a settlement rTt is tmfnrhmalo tViaf cnrrui Krc wo 'U defend to the - r 1 cycle very last ditch will take another's belongings the last offer we've made' Herbert Woodward Only by a concurrent for personal gain satisfaction or He concluded: "The ships will chairman br both H Linden B Isaacson pernaps to tease It is most heart be moved' vice chairman warming tq reali-- e that our police : Morse didnt say how the ships Q — Which is the world's lare- Frank E Sturdivant department is cooperative in ef- - were going to be moved but the est atoll? forts to see their return if pos-- implication was strong that the A — Bikini In the Pacific secretary sible president would order out troops which tnclosts a lagoon of 2S3 Henry H James We all realize there are many if necessary to load and unload square miles Treasurer i penment matters that come under the snips a OPJ but a - Negotiations continued night and — - — wno — — ' —- — first vice NOW YOU KNOW younff bovresponsibilities kid his fmnv haw day By Sunday the wngsnqre- - r i J ucswv a great deal of respect and ad-mhad accepted the Morse for- -f United Press International fnr-president? mn!a riraHnn ' A — John Tvier l-The a m nf Amorn Churches for 1962 reports 259 I WTiat banking functions the Colo- - Q 5611 the country with iZT iigious bodies in V!J Vntmf rfi?-11was of freshman out : are r performed jarred by the Post Office? " si wp at 4:20 toe other morning A Postal savings accounts umv yeara a wuuuiuus because Jt IS tOO far removed from the people For example Weber County which is a part of our commuiiity is being governed by elected commissioners who are local men of integrity Tbey jbave not been the people Weber commissksn form of governtys ment has been just as competent &al a lot closer to the people dan Ogdca's manager farm Provo Utah recently repealed its manager charter A group of ugaen citizens mace the trip by auto to Provo on Friday Jan 25 and talked with their mayor citv commit nnfvr buslnes- - persons cttcmcy city en-Ioye- -?- I we'vrS'tn 1 TSStZStr"'" hlh I i i- not HOLD ON!- t in n r--i c UlternaUOnailV SPeCUOIlS i cr -- rvjuwvir9 4 Were U laKe Place in thrnti1—fJ 11 w&a ivrnin i t kin -lcii flimi 111c if senator Dirksen: 1 nave oeen any sustected test area We are stairs that some of their demands stations would be vitally neces- - now Soviet position recognized were out there was to be no cheat toat debating theteams Senator Humphrey: Has the would not ?n7hv inspection What do the Soviet Union In the said nhwrtPd to the imanimmisfnator " " Morse is to get down to consci- - current negotiations the US has COnt iu onable compromise" 'nuclear tests Senator Dirksen: No unanimous- lirJn the SiiSS-- S Places where secVet D rrf: -MI -"BAUD ready to ThoW rpoupst roM wwrv IT vn cue "'"t- xeaxiis mureuver wouia nM"'" i n&nAinv Standard-Examiner: Senator Edi°r- to At this point one of the long-on Soviet travel Humphrey: Oh: yes required t feel it mv dutv as a rivfo cinr0-- Dn ul u c nlan or there is ' -Nineteen of these international- - C::v m 7n uu "tr "X: minr-- vani -pM5m nff xxw w kuT uwuu:u W1LU UvV ltii luiiiici iconic-UUS UieaSOn ana- Slaea lv mannpd cpicmiV cfafinnc were v- v - agiccu V our IVlhpp dpnarfmont anH nnrc nftticATS-n- i i nifV wfl rthWf mau rniiAtne Soviet Union —it wmsperea sono voceH "i 10 oe witmn rt k riniiv r-sTt Tuinr k Jimmr — " liVi" now UTTERLY USELESS iauicy i This has been drotmed in fa- IllinoisOn Jan 9 mv snn hmv tono r " vor ot tnree unmanned and "tami-in short what the United States drovp his naw h -to cover stations a now attempting to "negotiate" is ml ceived for C2iristmas L tjI territory of 85 million with Nikita Khrushchev's repre- ball oractice at the wSl w££ SSnTKJP ll r mues one-sixof the I VW sentatives If I is an inspection system covering W "atLx u he r — hT-ct-- -c Wr Huwuuu it x xujuw now world's Surface- ff- -l K Tf Tr ?r 'r c tTlTT °-- ° — ° rwJhu 7 "" hi" 5 SEnEKi SSSTSSTtai n't Phad been licensed as 77" f nrHpn hS r EDITOR mawr-commi- id-cit- k — TO THE er car — it— men and people on the street Resent Manager Standard-Examininey louna cnat tne maioritv of the Editor: people at Provo were haipy We resent City Manager Sam with their elected - In the new nuclear test ban ne-gotiations the Soviet Union has v wv MWUiliAJlll I fl 111 I'l W 11 llll-t- l IfT WWIICI llllfl Chopin then knife with a piece of sandpaper to bea?eA by J separately with some 150 wear away the United States posi- representatives of the Longshore- - tion This metaphor comes from headed by Gleason who nro-- Ren Crate me" Hosmer of California ' — oaAoA fw Vn— n — i mr me vneiii uaiajiguc raniang minoniy mem Der onminutes the Joint Atomic Energy CommitThe negotiators listened patient- - tee ly When Gleason sat down Sen- Mr Hosmer has repeatedly ator Morse took over warned that President Kennedy's advisers have been willing to re- MAKE SAME SPEECH treat steadily in ' — — wer con- I U wore ToHHw If nM XS-the administration's rock- ?ld?red JE said "I exact" bottom terms for a test ban Vl n 1 weKe agreement r " y"-"nave i mient made vnopin He has documented this warn- on knowledge gaSed Gtaon and rm not Atex in8the deUberations of the com- mo1 m Now mittee he has dramatized wTTL w ucKuuaie in an nour OI k uus- crisis An 'nnl f "Icl4 iv 00 nmciiLuu tiusiiiu ul 1ncn "T U7nnf aiirvoKf wiiafc iua uic aim riraiucuv thin- " mntinnoH Mnrcn £f re- - negotiators are willing to concede responsive SSnShiiiK today In m doing he has made abvious the threat to free world InT":y one has said anything about o --u n uc- " m- wic uaiiui iipmn wnax is unreasonaDle about your a for for "treatv sre trpatv's T - old-fashion- ed Trtl EnAkIA E ffr gj Soviets Replace Knife With Atomic Sandpaper °-- Good Samaritans who respond to the call S DAI DU ?5 — Adm Hyman Rickover in addi- tion to being the father of the atomic submarine and the No 1 needier for better American edu-cation has another less publicized achievement He's probably the No 1 weight reducer of the nation He has era- waged a constant one-ma- n sade to persuade other people to lose weight Rickover's method is quite He gets his friends to sign a pledge which reads: "I hereby pledge that I will reduce my weight by pounds by uaie lusuaiiy two monins nence When I reach that figure I will notify Admiral Rickover I also promise that I will not increase my weight after I have attained tne aDove goal Rickover himself skinny as a rail then mails a copy of the Pledge to the signer's wife Asked how many had taken the the admiral pledge replied: adoui a tnousana 5 Port from Teddy Gleason fire patina Ku Vnrt loo- - ( longshoremen who aspires to re- place moderate Capt William Bradley as international head of the union in the elections next spring Gleason has two sons on the payroll and made Jt clear he was dom thX start rJST and South Dakota in a Ullieaess man tnree years 100 Oklahoma Texas Utah ' Virginia and Wv ' ppnce officers iin tne United States were oming Bills are pending in °Michigan and killed in the performance of duty Sev-- New Jersey and will be introduced in at eral thousand were assaulted many of least eight other states them brutally However their constitutionality has no a oi mese Kin- not Deen tested Until it is lawmakpr it is surprise mat - I J W --i ' n— The senator was asked for his armchairs i 1 wnetner tnere was socialism in ceilings Heavy chandeliers and red leather the Kennedy administration Samaritans — with high Duiicung ry self-determi- n- - Utah-importa- Mobutu "Whether ranK Moss nas direct value" to the state here than on me lo apace uommittee any other committee °f othe majority Partv at The House Interior Affairs Commit- the qo6? Session Senator Moss would be tee has jurisdiction over the Bureau of the interests Reclamation National Park Service Bu- i7uVuS ltlon1towftch if he mdUStry g3inS reau of Indian Affairs all thif mining factors m RePBurt0 major sprawling Senator Mmmi has better seniority First District mem We feel aU four Utahns berlh Posi- on the Commit- - tions where they can exert their con-F - ws self-sufficien- cy ?T j—"" LfJteWh?A Congo Policy as everywhere "t C 1S Future Assignments Imjpcnfa " |