Show (um EDITOR Qiaiuiiitii-- i 4A I A I GGORGG SOKOLSKY S APRIL 4 1961 OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING August Election in British Guiana May Mean Another Red Inroad Kennedy to Woo Austere French President his visit to Franklin D Roosevelt Harry Truman gnd Winston Churchill among others had their troubles in relations with Gen Charles de Gaule now president of the French re- Ken- public And now President John F nedy will try his luck with the austere figure whose opinions largely become those the French nation Certainly the De Gaulle views on foreign relations are the ’government's and these views are at odds in some circumstances with the United States foreign policy A recent example was France's refusal to go as far as the US wished in adopt- ing a tough policy for the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization As a result the SEATO statement about what the nations will do if the Beds become too bold in Laos is far from being tough enough to disturb the Red Chinese a M Mnarl Inr MurcPS I forgot all about British Guiana in the welter of nations and revolutions that plague us these days Then came a letter from a reader and I was reminded of the effort made some years ago by Dr Ched-d- i Jagan and his wife Janet to establish a Communist state in that country Janet Jagan was born in Chicago and settled in British Guiana with her husband For a time they had quite a run and then they disappeared from the news I thought that they were dead but not so They are very effectively taking over British Guiana It seems that in August of this year British Guiana will become except as to its foreign policy The country lies on the northern edge of South America and does not amount to shucks but it can be very troublesome if it becomes a satellite of Soviet Russia The People’s Progressive Party is led by Dr Cheddi Jagan and his wife Janet and it is beyond doubt a Communist party So in August there will be elections and the People’s Progressive Party' led by an East Indian dentist and a gal from Chicago is likely to take over I am told that Chinese Hungarian British and American Communists are presently in British y Guiana prepared for the day in particular is preparing against the time when the British withdraw President Kennedy on France in late May would like to mesh more closely French and American policies reference to NATO nuclear testing an(j assistance programs in Africa We can certain that the leaders of both the free and the Red worlds will be interested to learn what comes from the conversa-o- f tions Premier Khrushchev of the Soviet Union should be especially interested He is still licking the wounds he received when he attempted to arouse French sus- picions of a “Germany bent on revenge” but received a cold shoulder from De self-governi- ng Gaulle President Kennedy has a way with him in dealing with people but President de Gaule is a special case If the young American can warm the cockles of the old general’s heart he will be a wonder May Day is an aPPr0Priate time to ob serve Law Day because this is the day Eolton of UpQn wjjich communists proclaim the vir- Congressman Frances P Ohio writes in Congressional Record t at there is no relief from the continuing scarcity of registered nurses She reports BN’s in desk jobs and women with no more than perhaps a year's schooling and practice caring for the sick without evenan adequate supervisory staff” Mrs Bolton says practical nurses do splendid work but the tone of her article indicates she feels there is no substitute for the registered nurse She wants action that jues 0£ eir way 0f Hfe Free people ac- - No-bod- challenge by emphasizing the essjngs they enjoy through their lib rtjes protected by law ce NO RAINBOW ? PAVED WAY Gulf of Siam just In case they might During the past four years the PPP has paved the way for a Communist revolution There has been a Cuban loan of $8 million and some technicians for the exploitation of the timber resources of British Guiana Communists are being appointed by Jagan to official positions Jagan has thus far not been able to gain control of the courts but if he wins the elections in August the courts will be his to be used for political purposes and to strengthen his power Jagan’s slogan is: “We have friends with rockets guns and gold” By this he means that Soviet Russia will support Jagaris done about Cuba British Guiana or any other part of Latin America The violent movement leftward in Brazil is especially frightening as there has been a long history of friendship between the U n i t e d States and Brazil and there was no foreboding that Brazil would turn which that country is today anti-Americ- an AN OLD TRICK IIow much of our national wealth we have poured into Brazil both from government funds and private resources it is difficult to calcu- late but the amount is enormous The present president of Brazil is a Castroite a believer in that type of revolution which is based on ' and which Utilizes as a weapon to stir the people to antagonism to this country and to the property of American citizens thus making this particular type of revolution palatable It is an old trick to fool the people by feeding them the opiate of an external hate It gives the ruler an opportunity to oppress and abuse his own people in the name of that hate If President Quadros is successful in Brazil and Dr Jagan is successful In British Guiana this attitude of hate will spread farther in Latin America sm THREE MINUTES these were the two needed WITH THE keys Given these key facts the pol-ciof the SEATO allies in Asia TnO AlOSCjUltO were courageous and uncompliYesterday’s warm weather was a signal cated PASCAL The same formula cannot be that families will soon be broiling franks of the to policies truthfully applied Strange thing about people— they'd will- albo cowards In order to win on or lawn and steaks Ing roputo in SEATO allies the Europe hamburgers chops tion for bravory So wroto Blalso Pascal too were sharply afthough they (1632-62- ) news is welcomed that the pafj0 s0 fected by the same facts The price We do not content ourselves -with to Disof British support begin Abatement Weber with the life we have in our'"“vhilfMrrEoUou'strcsscs the need County Mosquito had been Kennedy's agreement to an-- B selves and in our own being take his stand on the British profor more registered nurses Rep Thomas trict technicians are prepared for the We desire to live an imaginary posal to Moscow for a ceasefire Curtis of Missouri is pressing for pass- - nual warfare against pests In addition to to this He and life in the mind of others and not agreed negotiations responded What did not happen is one of nedy had of took his stand abatement the he before for the usual of a all the of there 'training United States is the In weapons legislation aiding for this purpose we endeavor to age the best tests to use in judging to countries take SEATO meeting general tendency MANY REASONS the shine more practical nurses through federal campaign the district will use a helicopter like Thailand and the Phikppines the in Specifically here Bangkok reasons For many complicated programWe labor unceasingly to adorn to reach the more difficult places where support of training programs whole complex of forces resisting complacently for granted as stoutMuch can be written on this sub: in a separate analysis and So they are preserve this imaginary ex-- " the Communist advance in Asia ly Hospitals nursing homes and other the mosquito thrives was perilously weak ject Suffice it that a revolution Is and neglect the real And thar did not come apart like a rotten because The battle against the mosquito- - and to stand onThe Ttak the boiling in British Guiana and no- istence health facilities need the skills the practical melodnopped from a ttod story body seems to care The same is if we possess calmness or gennurse can provide Curtis says and he other insects is a never ending struggle true in Venezuela and Panama In a erosity or truthfulness we are crunch the in The present was result groundless quite that adds that in many cases the practical and is likely to grow more ferocious in the V tKppiicss word with Cuba as a center much eager to make it known so as to Precisely tetwren ment Ken- - they would have changed their ra- President before LnePrTc4s inevitable progress is being made in various attach these virtues to that nurse can replace a registered nurse in years ahead Prof Douglas Hennessey of Policies existence here a wholly the meeting nedy gave parts of Latin America by Commu- imaginary can be certain functions leaving the registered Fordham University says that despite im would rather separate We or new basis with his advance an- conference began Prime Minister nist forces and nothing startling to join them that would for ourselves he from them they nouncement that of done it fight about methods insecticides is and nurse free for the accomplishment high- proved Macmillan sent the President a significant being getting would we to and The anguished rady to it be willingly be need if Laos too was which anywhere perhaps message rid of hugs this summer will be more er skilled work out Thailto order Kennedy spoke acquire the flown and loosely worded but pleas for hard action from Taking for granted that it does cowards in are A great Curtis and Mr of are and brave Insects SSch heretofore trouble than Both Mrs Bolton being and the Philippines Pakistan at least seemed to indicate not matter too much where the repuation transthe that of our the fact ken troop indicated of the nothingness South Vietnam clearly he wante(i the US to go it United States makes its stand proof right of course There is need for more fighting back it seems and are learning to one with satisfied not be to so what might have happened if Ken-- ports were steaming towards the alone Soviet long being Laos imperialism against reto and other the without nevertheless good nurses of varying degrees of skill survive in an environment which science it made is This message was the real cause as a stand I the other and training and the need will expand makes increasingly poisonous of the Kennedy-Macmilla- n meeting is surprising that so little has been nounce the one for MAIL COLUMNIST'S A misat Key West last Sunday The Well all we can do is fight hard and with increased use of hospitals and other understanding— if it was a misunhealth facilities persistently It Is mighty pleasant to be derstanding— was soon celared up out of doors of an evening in good weather at Key West Prime Minister Macthen promised that if the millan and we don’t want insects ruining those since AT&T became the first Cabinet approved he would ask The FBI doesn’t miss a bet re-in sary to have more than 1 hours Commonwealth Brigade sta- - collaring a criminal One was co- corporation the stockholders million how fast the legislative As if to show down with the Malaya to join in any ac- - cently tracked is tioned nercentage evenlanrer An tian Ha! of BoyleHouse necesoccasion By the on operation action proved wheels can turn tjon “What are the advantages and — Things a Moslem owners YORK cabinet’s of Word the NEW (AP) apsary three a last Tuesday passed resolution in disadvantages of being a columnist who were asked to United The while the here A was received he if know thought: never sobering proval columnist might what kind of a person or what National Planning Association asserts minutes and the Senate duplicated the feat report any diner na- - SEATO meeting was going on of richest of the one States are necessary for a mail:characteristics didn’t onen his ' who seasoned his the next day By their unanimous votes the increase in chronic unemployment in to a good columnbecome sUU Uons person It has fo won scalp steak with mayonsum it up on the Well I’ll ig-dist?” the too first to decreed that this “is be have the lawmakers Billie country naise persistent conferees got down to been found that extreme mental or cause of preventable death Every touched in little If a run you’re of May each year becomes Law Day nored” having risen from a half million stress may cause a fallout hour a number of people in this ness But that still left the French Burke widow of the head you’re showing the first the fabulous Flor —at least temporarily— of‘ from 100 country try to take their lives— or to be considered A to be fittingly and nationally ob-- in 1953 to 2 million in 1960 signs of qualifying If you’re a lithas Of the French on enz Ziegfeld to 1000 hairs a day The to— judgments and you have to be to tle make a attempt served Many Americans will be thankful that been have grave- - a happy event in the making Her seekhammy But cheer up If you have an In a field as limited a berth each year some 18000 or more Florenz will wed This was worth while action to carry on chronic unemployment is being described average of 100000 or more hairs on and jy influenced by the emotions of granddaughter revel in your byone this as you’ll who cannot Rev David Crossley in July head you have to lose at least succeed in the the manger v sesame to all dog your an line so open in Association of its Bar American all that the nation enjoy a tradition the ugly aspects Scientists estimate that m our for others to wield the influ-- Mahalia Jackson will perform a sorts of openings eat in the finest 25000 before even your closest John XXIII and local bar associations have built by ol will be persuaded to do something about it enemies will notice the loss enough galaxy alone there may be any- - ence he no longer possesses him- - private concert for Pope restaurants travel on free press mid-Apr- il 10O in 10 Vatican to thousand at a from City where to start prematurely greeting you self The judgments of the French The chairman of the Federal Reserve meet the world’s most fa- servance in past year The American peo- junkets Television planets capable of sustaining some government in Paris have been I hope members of the with “Hi baldy!” to mous people and gain a certain unemployment pie under the resolution will be invited System calls How much air do you use? Awake form of life The big problems: How mucb influenced by- these local and Radio Academy remember vote “The Man In the Funny Suit” measure of notoriety of to find thosejrtanets how to com-a breathe has French pint to of But relaxed remind themselves structural because policy and you President is the it judgments unemployment by ® an Emmy The touching Ed Wynn-Keene °n The disadvantages? You're al' TV classic missed “the ideals of equality and justice under based on economic situations not likely to — a exist do 12 if Wynn times them to lever as use a Laos they to breathe only on You can never genuinely ordinarily ering It’s hard for the dieter to win promote Gen De Gaulle’s favorite being eligible for the voting last ways law In their relations with one another as change even when the nation moves into minute But if you are having a bad Girls relax like normal peoplescentFavor year by only a few days disof a “directorate” dream the rate doubles to 24 breaths If you are a nonsmoker the odds hounds are always on the well as with other nations and for the an era of prosperity fonder of cakes in our armed services have just at are are you minute Almost a ABANDONED friends NEVER every as ' guised The NPA recommends several rem-s- o cultivation of that respect for law that is been informed it’s permissible to one WOMAN'S WORLD on every newspaper thinks he never thef hand? has President French smokerf The with line in skirts shorten their other On edies but warns that none will work un-Tvital to the democratic way of life” iyou can do a column much betor she world woman s that Western current fashion trends— but don’t abdoned It seems to be a more in smoke go you probably ter than the columnist who is doing “cultivation of respect for law” is less a healthy rate ‘of economic growth sets among ratsas well as people Ex- £ foods pohey ought to be almost exclusive-- go too far content fat a tb Wgh one The atmosphere is likely to ly formed by a periments showed girl rats not only a big order and one day a year for its in s Remember Renzo Cesana who reek with envy criticism disdain ican “directorate” He expressed can outrun boy rats they also live if you’ve wis-becoTo Law achieve not can calls is that for economic Day enough promotion this notion when he took office in as “The Continental” had lonesome and antagonism And yet skull longer and hard skin thick the national and radio got an occasion upon which to deter- - dom and a lot of cooperation between a famous secret memorandum to females swooning at their Things' do get hot in the I’d the to take stomach Well gaff Penstrong his allies He still holds the same TV sets several years ago? capital We are informed the mine to make cultivation of respect for law management labor the people and their dreamis worth the the in monk assignment of a tempersay notion Therefore the French ap- he plays the role tagon seeks to maintain a seems a “Francis of ing about For a column is the last film a continuous campaign government ature of 78 degrees This proach to the SEATO meeting was Italian-mad- e A card from Lisbon frontier of personal journalism and bit high in view of some scientific decidedly negative With elegant Assisi” French foreign reports that Juan Peron just picked is worth the soul and guts you have disenchantment evidence that man’s thinking abilityOde” at the National Land Show & A ns MONDAY—ues minister Couve de Murville argued up a little yacht for a cash payment to pour into it How do you get a tends to diminish above a temperahis the hands Who Q— president Down at the Coach- job writing a column? Marry the of M Davis general superintend- through all the first part of the of $260000! 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buj RayCawley treasurer and Georg being built 0r In the end somewhat to the surA— In Mexico by Cortez Mor£an ElmTr the were among Catholics thodox prise of many here the French setLent of observers strictest world’s tled for a resolution permitting rapG Thomas construction quarterWI1MII a s had purchased from Butter eggs milk and cheese were coun-E in this action if the need should arise issued id cdent policy Elliott S Wright had been elected master S Crocker and John Stone the well as as forbidden but completely expressing this permission in to succeed A L Levin as chairman at 329 26th consisting of meat property Russians peas-- a devout cool words The Americans did not Many of the retail merchants division of and depth of 330 ants subsisted during the entire frontage to the toned down language object the Chamber of Commerce feet and a brick residence for Lenten season on nothing but po- Q— When did the Mormons in as more dramatic words had alWilliams DeLore junior at Ogden The Carnegie Library had $5300 Utah renounce the practice of ready been1 spoken much more tatoes bread and water School had won citywide hen- - ceived book gifts from Mr and polygamy? usefully and in private by PresDONT ASK WHY ers in the national unity essays Mrs A B Patton A— In 1890 ident Kennedy to Soviet Foreign contest and was eligible for state service: Don’t ask me why Lip Andrei Gromyko Minister and national competition Charles F Kuster and Mrs Belle but mustaches are more popular then was the unaniThe result of Denver were visitors 7 now than they have been in the last t" Mueller which has been resolution mous Joe Barney of Sugarhouse had their brother Theodore bcre 20 years Thanks to the beatniks of events the and all which singles effectively favors published captured the Healy Hotel clcrk course so are beards in Laos if the intervention A British pace scientist express- at the Ogden Bowling Center in the military Something new to chew on: ' of President bus!terms Utah state tournament for men a was press Kennedy's ville Wells 0f g fljij ing the opinion the Russians will Every year some 750000 Americans not met V are declaration Gordon L conference By by the Soviets within a reasonable SYNONYMS time Concentrate assemble converge It is not a lurid resolution It 1 V convene draw contains mTtQ of the old familiar congregate muster' They may still try but U any stogies score turned in at the ABC of parents conglomerate condense localize jguage about the “world Commu- event at St Paul By defeating the 12B team the A1 one goes up in the next month or li ed cent aWoa — team of the h School had so he will only have a 70 per centralize rist conspiracy” Bui it is a work- -had been wouton C Frank won the first baseball game cf the chance ri getting back alive” WORD STUDY able resolution which Is also a livis it three times and ing proof that Amerieaa leadership State U K' ofhumr and were 'Dse a word of the West only a fortnight ago vocabuour man of the Senate Finance Com less socially adjusted and more yours” Let us increase Travetors with David Corrrre-c'- al direct immediate danger of in each word one ehillary by mastering Willard Scowcroft Joseph Ballan- - mittee promising that the keynote easily frustrated than other O Minnoch junior counselor Ben word: RAVAGE final bankruptcy has begun to be Kmir Irdtiinw f ymm ate ik World riiiliti O Today’s session beginning to- - dren day L Garr past senior counselor L tye and Charles J Ross announced of the Florida of firn moral show a deviolence by regained desolation of as Africa a pagan (noun) Do you think by A that the Ogden IDS Tabernacle day will be economy: 1L Evans secretary-treasure- r £tC21 Lc3VH CSm3 3H thTCO About 20 per cent of its vastation “The ravages of time ness which most of oiu1 allies had we’re continent? 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