Show gum BxmMxumtmwT E D I T CA OGDEN UTAH O R'l A News from Washington JUNE 13 Despite the fact that traffic at night is a third to a fourth lighter driving accidents at night occur three times more often than in the day So it is easy to understand why safety people are intensifying their campaigns for safer night driving Changing Times recommends driving at least 10 miles an hour below your light rate of speed urges you to get off the road quickly in case of trouble If you are blinded by headlights use the right edge of the road as a guide or use the oil slick in the center of your lane Another suggestion is that at night turn your head at a slight angle to what you are trying to see Objects in the distance can often become clear if viewed this way Most drivers are familiar with the laws rules and suggestions for safer night driving The trouble of course is that many of us are careless in observance This continuing carelessness is amazing in the face of the fact that almost daily we read of night driving accidents which are clearly caused by the driver's neglect In the matter of traffic safety we refuse to learn from the tragic experience of others Tin Can's Progress Wall Street Journal describes an American Can Co plant in Hammond Ind where metal in rolls up to three miles in length is fed into a machine like paper is fed into an addition machine The machine chops up the metal to produce cans more efficiently than ever before The efficiency helps the can industry sell more cans by holding down the price of the cans This information is of interest in Ogden where we have a branch American Can Co plant and where we enjoy a canned food industry which is a large user of cans The nation's can makers expect to produce 435 billion cans this year and this is about 250 cans for every man woman and child in the country These figures support the statement that the famous tin can continues to do more than hold its own in the midst of the competition furnished by glass plastic and other materials used for containers A Journal reporter who visited a can company research laboratory in Chicago saw aerosol cans spray cheese upon crackers liquid condensed coffee into hot water I 1 years this nation protect ourselves by law against Communism? If not then the German Republic which is about the only "gain" this country made in World War II is likely to outlast us: Things no lets ironic have happened in world history What's more if we cannot protect ourselves by law it is almost certain in the end that we shall try to protect ourselves by men Here once more the reference to Germany is inevitable The Weimar Republic helpless before communism and related troubles abolished law and turned to a man —Adolph Hitler — to gave it Z5 V ixon's Advantages 1 AJ vv WASHINGTON— After Britain's polite professorial Prime Minister Harold Macmillan had talked at great length to President Eisenhower this week he admitted with a wry smile to friends: "We agreed on what the problems were but I must confess we didn't know how to solve them" Ike and Mac got along like a couple of graduates at a class reunion The British Prime Minister was on Eisenhower's staff during the war But between the Prime Minister and Secretary of State Dulles the atmosphere was decidedly cooler sv"i" ' "± -- RtwwM 3 home" Last week however when a big majority of California voters rebelled at the GOP deal for governor you couldn't find Nixon's name with the Lick telescope You couldn't even find his name in the agate type at the bottom of Wrote the Examithe same astute ner's Clint Mosher: Here are the unpublished highman "The of responsible for the their talks: lights 1 Macmillan warned that world Democratic wift is Knowland not trade which he regards as the Nixon The Vice President did West's most urgent problem must not want the senator splitting the be expanded this year or the free party" world may lose the economic war 2 He urged another attempt to HAL BOYLE j r aspl- - Nixon "would rather com- promise with or fight a sitting Re publican governor' in 1S60 than have a disorganized party or possible Democratic governor at old-scho- I11 box-scor- e meet the Russans at the summit this year as evidence to the world that the Western leaders at least tried He also criticized Dulles — — w to his face for insisting on "massive studies" before making a diplomatic move 3 Ike and Mac weren't enthu- siastic about Premier de Gaulle tne new French strongman but i:tV--w"vf- agreed to withhold their judgNEW YORK (AP) — "As her ment until they see what he does favorite nephew we know you 4 Macmillan agreed to stop will be deeply distressed to learn British nuclear tests if the United of the States would "play fair" in ex- loved passing of your late beaunt whom we had the changing atomic secrets He said 'I DON'T THINK HE'S KIDDING EITHER' of serving as attorneys pleasure the British wanted some sign 50 for years from Russia that she would per"Probate of her will discloses mit atomic inspection and added " that you wards on the mountain track it that Britain would be satisfied on Who receiving a letter that became clear that those days were with less assurance than Dulles in this begins way could refrain xne rnme ivnmsover The men working in the!i r uexuaiiuing from it all the way reading in hie thaf d(r9iTP( ffrt is poor fields often waved as we country was willing to pay a high through? Practically no one No matter passed and the innumerable and price for a reasonable disarma-xnen- t how busy he was he would be enchanting children always x agreement glad to pause put away the cares BRITISH RUMMY of the moment and finish readstopped their roadside play to wave smile all But and of issues Macmilthe ing that letter liaison officer of the French lan his It is a perfect example of how used At the Company Headquarters strongest language telligence One of the few who to in write a letter The first seneconomic the crisis old a Assli veteran of the French describing were really informed about Com-thi- s tences He a to world trade now plunges one to the depths compared and of the the munist China David made a lot Army Mayor of despair telling as it does' of of which game rummy of newspaper friends in English had drawn surrounding village force of 15 children play If one player col- the final departure of a dear relaup his kong This was why he was lects too many chips and doesn't tive But before one can even denly burdened with a weekend men in order to show their them back into the game he give way to grief the very next hunting rifles to David put guest here in this remote Kabyle said sentence is a consoling pat on the game cannot go on two In of the rooms lower the big country He claimed the the shoulder — - assuring one that that United As the jeep carried us up a Company Headquarters building kind of enlarged goat track into school was going on The school States and West Germany were though much is taken something teachers were soldiers in uniform accumulating most of the chips still abides Hope remains the mountains David vividly whose rifles hung by the black-boar- d and must put them back into cirdisscribed the condition of his HARDLY EVER But the hundred or so culation in the form of foreign trict back in 1956 And it was how But often does one get a natural fortress the Djebel had little boys and girls in the two investments He complained that such a really interesting letter been occunied bv bis: bands of classrooms who had never had capital cannot move today except as this one? Hardly ever institutions government fellazhas from the beginning of anv otner sort of scnool teacher thr6ugh When are very young any ycu and the that priseemed to be the Algerian raising At first a learning their ABC's vate expressed can hope is letter be persuaded exciting and holds the enterprise whole French battalion had been with cheerful enthusiasm all the of great mystery You to ecoin invest possibility the free world's same needed to fight them nvcr anrJ nffir in rrtlii-- n turn nomic future MORE EVIDENCE WORST OVER Macmillan made it clear how the thrill And when you open A ever around that Britain doesn't intend it you are content even if it is "The worst part of the job was long day's climbing only a form letter telling you how over" David said "when the and over the Djebel Aissa Mim- to forfeit her position in the eco to raise guinea pigs for fun and oun more much evidence cf nomic game He pointed out that gave battalion left and I moved in or how to build bigger same In all tosort the profit the the British with a compan of troops But villages pound is stronger for $395 muscles were French soldiers the rebels still had a field force running day than the American dollar He as But schools medics also and French you grow older and of 20 men on the Djebel The had argued that Britain has the more i the romance tends v most all maIn infirmaries cynical experience and the best villagers paid tribute to them opened to from the postman's to small forces as function disappear the fed world's and them and clothed them chinery is Mankind flooded daily had formed been banker There inmailbag were and kept them constantly an ocean of too rnaiU One English-speakinWhile two by the formed about our movements practical improvements The art of letter writing has They were the real rulers To us village had a new fountain which leaders may have found more the villagers were a closed ab- gave good" water even in the problems than solutions their fallen into a period of sad decay The average man feels he is lucky n solutely closed people The peo- most parched weeks of summer conference strengthened if amid a thousand letters sent one relations ple did not speak to us they Another had just built Itself to him he finds one that is really — a roads real would do no work for us We ofthe SENATE "SISSIES'' — worth the trouble of opening could not even go among them miracle this goat track and After Invote the now But and then he gets a letcasting only a in had invested immediately except in armed groups" side the Senate Labor Commit- ter turned out by someone who Even as the jeep wound up- - communal truck No doubt the old officer who tee against the compromise la- really knows how to write For d has now succeeded David as Com- bor reform bill Arizona's example I can't help finish letSen Goldwater ters that start out as follows: Barry pany Commander and District Officer did his very best to put the stomped into the Senate chamber ENCLOSED CHECK District's best foot forward Some- and collared GOP leader Bill WIGHT "The Knowland enclosed check is in gratetimes indeed his eagerness car" ful "I never sat with a such bunch appreciation of ried him rather ludicrously far "We have of read the sissies in my life horse bears an empty saddle But there was no doubt either manuscript The weight of this brute that the fellagha's absolute grip as those Republicans on the "La- of yourto stirring novel and are inform you that happy TEN TONS" on the Djebel Aissa Mimoun had bor Committee" he snorted "Our board of directors des It's how politi-co1 suspect the circus boss had the interesting now been broken They ruled and the recession the have voted an spite on his foot political soothsayers the scales when the Djebel no longer " extra dividend credit for one cf 'give Xerxes quarterlyr victory but mayday With voluble enthusiasm David they weighed it a retor anQ credit defeat oi the iboo leview had be that potent Victorian cookinb how iax tho your iorget desrrihd nexthas disclosed you overs turn done ing had been his undoing Oddly enough the fellag- - eroo Take 5e California switch-ha" arranged last October where-Aiss- a paid owe their defeat on Djebel Harried mother to a group of Knowland replaced "Frankly I thought your son Mimoun to the theory of snat?r wild children at a birthday Mao Gov would Goodwin flunk out the first semesGOP Knight as the that an army will a "There be ter However candidate for governor now I must adparty: special must live among the people "like " La fall Vice President Nixon mit prize for the one who goes a fish in water' The whole home first" "Remember the little redhead got the credit for a master stroke process started when David Wrote who astute stood you up on" that prom Clint Mosher moved his Company from an iso- If Khrushchev keeps on writWical in editor date of San 1938 Well all these yars the Francisco fortified farmhouse into " ing letters we may have to the very midst of one of the hos- - Examiner Oct 24: "The Nixon my conscience has s "Your wife returned the dress ' bring Truman out of retire- tile villages From there t h e tloc' a Powerful political ment and give him a typewriter has been went by steps Getting zatlon in California tonight is e and a credit of $175 " to and a sheaf of paper Harry had Gov made to Com-your tempting ! persuade to Knight work for the people a happy knack for batting out a "Cocktails will be served was the nrst step pany f OCiia-- 1JCAL cai" quick letter himself as you next was strengthening theirThej con- - f Reported the Associated Press ai But you don't hardly get that may remember fifUnr that th rnmnanv would Nov- 2 from Sacramento under them from the fellagha's the headline "Nixon looks on kind of letter any more do you? If you go down to San Fran- protect vengeance cisco or Monterey for your vaTURNING POINT cation j'ou should know that 1 1 A are Y prawns f great turning point was an just large shrimps But abalone is still abalone old man's night-timvisit to give Makes me hungry! the names of the fellagha who held his village in worn out outfit now in use The 10 YEARS AGO An Eastern university reAnother turna ruthless grip new machine is expected to arports that a check on its old ing point was the destruction in First issue of the Intermoungrads reveals that those with a series of sharp clashes of the tain Voice news rive about July 1 from Peoria the largest waistline are maklocal rebel Djebel Aissa Mimoun publication planned especially to 111 manner ing the most money In this field force meet the needs of Ogden's 4300 One hundred Boy Scouts left and will come off the press by village village gradually Negroes Jack Dempsey may have the whole rein was fact 9 is it Ogden Mrs announced by today by truck for Monte Djebel July been quite a whirlwind in the B editor Cristo where they will hike via Gladys Cope ring but I doubt he can keep conquered can be done everywhere" "It Skunk with Creek to Camp Kiesel Maxie Baer out of it up Employes cf the J C Penney who was given h i s David said Maxie dropped into the ofto Major for doing it Co Store will welcome Ted G Troops 12 14 17 128 38' and 8 fice the other morning kissed promotion could not help won- - Schmidt when he returns from were included in the group all the women employes in the here One Chicago to assume managership dering whether doing it "every- of editorial department before where" 50 YEARS AGO the store replacing Lynn G in troubled Algeria might they could figure out whether not strain the supply of men of Cornish who has been trans- ' Residents of Warren protested he was leading with a left character as well as the ferred to Spokane Wash to Weber County Commissioners hook or a combination punch David's of ordiA new recof and pounded a couple of the French Army's supply against persons using the public phase supervised manpower But David's Dis- reation was added to the as dumping grounds for male typewriter slaves on the nary highways city's was a striking exhibit all the summer The county clerk was with the back while making loud in- trict garbage program opensame ing of the tot park at Binford instructed to have all road superquiries for that dean of the and Ogden avenues within the visors prevent this nuisance Intermountain sports writers shadows of the city's business dis Talk has it that Maxie has Weber County commissioners trict done handsomely with the appointed A M Van de Vlies as money he made in the ring and a deputy sheriff cf Ogden- to YEARS 20 AGO is in more than comfortable serve without salary unless actcircumstances Dempsey too One of several improvements ually employed under the By W L GORDON personhas been a capable business undertaken at the Ogden al direction of Sheriff Wilson being man Would that more of the Stadium is a gate at the west end WOUDS OFTEN MISUSED Dr E P Mills has left for K&n-sa- s gentlemen of the ring profesof the grounds The entrance is Do not say "The house was to have two sion had been! City to attend the convention a and pasdriveways surrounded on all sides' by w- sage for of Homeopathists June pedestrians Cheerful people doctors say ater" Since "surround" means to his return he will be acUpon resist disease better than glum enclose on ill sides you should Weber County Commissioners companied by his wife who h ones'iln other words the surly-bir- eliminate "on til lides" from the today voted to purchase a new been visiting in Kansas City since catches the germs sentence dragline for $8000 to replace a I March In Such Hv'" ' ''VmVmvi r' A Sad State r 4 JOSEPH I ALSOP - GUERILLA LAND But from David's point of view the most immediate problem presented by the Djebel Aissa Mimoun was its ideal character as guerilla country He came here just about two years ago from an assignment in Hongkong as Hong-inhabitan- ts self-defens- sud-ca- ll e newly-is- sued de-patch- es i self-defens- e g British-America- goat-trac- k sharp-tongue- VIEWS and NEWS By RAY Today is June 13 a Friday which makes it a day to move about and speak with care and respect Members of the National Association of Manufacturers probably look on it with especial feelings of unhappi-nes- s because it was on June 13 that the National 1933 dustrial passed SENATE FLOOR It is a question soon to reach me senate iioor with the so called Jenner-Butle- r bill (S2fi4fi as amended) Section Four of the bill is addressed to the an derisions the Supreme Court rules that ad vocating the overthrow of the USA in the "abstract" cannot be lawfully forbidden Section Four of S2648 finds this decision among other things "impractical of application" The bill asks Congress to override this coy affectpro- twice-defeate- jf - Knowland as presidential rant" Today's Mail j t dun-colore- d tection of government destroyers The proposed law would right- iuiiy and sensibly make a criminal of anybody who " teaches the duty desirabilnecessity ity or propriety of overthrowing or destroying the Government" Is that so bad? Have we become so effete in our days that we fear our own Congress? Are we going to be so helpless toward the Communist schemers that Germany and France will outlive us? Are we going to hog-tiour legislative process so that it cannot give us protective laws? The battle of Q— What is the life of a hotel Gettysburg the first three fought days of Bible? 94 years ago caused LincolnJuly to A-The Gideons estimate it as ask the American that people seven years they "highly resolve" to make good use of their liberty lest this — Q Has any American ever country "perish from the earth" held the rank of Admiral of the In God's name and Lincoln' Navy? let us not stand to pass A— George Dewey is the only laws ior our own helpless salvation in the one Cold Wan QUESTIONS AND SVERS —r vV:t5Ts q£ themselves The mountains of the Djebel Aissa Mimoun at this season surge steeply upward from the valley floor Olive groves fig orchards and little of barley and millet cling to the mountain's flanks And on the upmost crests built so that each village almost defiantly oc- cupies its own lonely crag or are the tiny whitewashed peak earth-buil- t houses of the Dis trict's 10000 to 12000 people This is a region of many grim but interesting problems For example since the French subdued the Kabyles the population has increased at such a fearful rate that the Kabyle land now only feeds its people for three months each year The little vil lages on the mountain tops chief ly live nowadays- by exporting labor to metropolitan France ment But must we wait for the new justices to grow older and wiser? If we can't soon thaVp it illegal for the Communist con spiracy to destrov the TJ S A then in Lincoln's words there is a grave question whether "such a can long endure" nation kid-glov- s? iiiiiiiiiSMiiiifwiWiW"ii pre-Ara- b session over-intellectualiz- if TIZI OUZOU Algeria— David's is one of the many1 grandiose mountain masses of country of the Kabyles — the 'free people" as the of Algeria prefer to Labor Secretary James P MiMiell has persuaded the Senate to strengthen the bill which sets out to correct some of the abuses in labor unions uncovered by the McClellan investigation The development reveals that Secretary Mitchell has displayed more ability to influence the lawmakers than was suspected and it also demonstrates there is more interest among the lawmakers in this legislation than the public thought Washington observers have been saying that even if the Senate passed a labor reform bill the House would do nothing this session The prediction may have to' be modified If Secretary Mitchell is as successful in the House as in the Senate there will be labor reform action at this ed and iii fey Labor Reform Progress whr - vi' Democratic Party charges that Vice President Richard M Nixon enjoys an extensive political buildup at taxpayers' ex pense serve to remind us anew that a candidate for office who already holds office usually has an advantage over a rival who lacks the publicity advantage of the office holder We recall hearing a candidate for governor who was in the Utah Capitol calling attention to reporters moving into the governor's office to seek news from the governor The candidate sadly noted that while he had to seek out the press to obtain publicity the press daily sought out his rival The public generally supports the idea of Vice President Nixon going on visits to foreign lands cn missions of good will It is true that these missions yield publicity It is also true that the cost of the travel is paid for out of public funds The Democrats can't be blamed for trying to combat the favorable position Nixon enjoys by virtue of his office but Nixon will continue to enjoy an advantage publicity wise —unless he makes mistakes Yates-Schneiderm- " w- mf'A Why Not Outlaw The Communist Party? liberty-conceive- d — n HOLMES ALEXANDER 40-so- v: C- - to make a quick brew and honey and syrup upon hot cakes without mess or drip Thus we learn anew that conternporary man must keep himself braced to withstand the surprise of observing a continuous stream of new things pouring out into the sea of commerce test WW Ike Macmillan Firm Relations But Fail To Solve Problems etaer Seen D C — It WASHINGTON If this seems an alarmist train took the ordeal of the Civil War of writing it flows from a pretty said Abraham Lincoln In the alarming impasse to which our concern with Gettysburg Address to "whether such a nation or any liberalism has brought us nation so conceived and so dedi- Wiser men than this one have decated can long endure" of the Supreme Court unThe same sort of testing as spaired most of us know by now is tak- der Chief Justice Warren which ing place in the night and the has knocked down numerous atfog of the Cold War In the years tempts by Congress and the Since World War I big nations like Russia and China small na- states to protect themselves by tions like Albania and North Ko- law But there seems to be a rea have succumbed to the Com fairly constant rule about Su munist conspiracy which teaches preme Court Justices — they go and advocates the overthrow of conservative in time The Warren all governments which are not in Court recent decisions Marxian against labor is unions to show beginning STANDS UNARMED the trend It would not be surSince World War II a number prising in the light of many prevcf nations notably the postwar ious if the remnants German Republic have coped of thisexamples court some day undid a with the Communist nartv bv out lot of its own damage lawing it The new France under a time mipht well Specifically Charles de Gaulle may come to come when the Supreme Court the same political prohibition might relent its decisions in the But the USA "conceived in lib Yates and Schneiderman cases erty as Lincoln put it stands These decisions pretty well nulcuriously unarmored against this lified the Smith Act proved menace which has been teaching and advocating theagainst overmowing down independent na- throw of the American govern- - ) PEARSON reports that How To Drive At Night Can we DREW 1958 tional emergency The purpose of Civil President Eisenhower's plan to merge the Defense Administration is to develop and Office of Defense Mobilization with the a national program of civil defense Civil Defense Administration is expected guide to go into operation One reason given is to protect life and property from attack If civil defense programs haven't had that civil defense is at such a low state in the nation anything that happens to it may much success in the U Sthe fault does be an improvement not lie with the leadership so much as with The merger appears to be logical The the lack of interest of the American people Whether a merger of civil defense and depurpose of the Office of Defense Mobilization "is to enable one agency to exercise fense mobilization will result in more civil strong' leadership in our national mobiliza- defense interest remains to be seen The tion effort including both current defense American people should wake ug on civil activities and readiness for any future na- - defense but they show no signs of doing so tions for iWff3 1 S L FRIDAY EVENING Defense Mobilization-Civi- l F e d twice-rescue- d e — J Act Recovery In- was d ds " hn — : i y - Tse-Tung- 's Offhand I can't recall anything particularly bad which happened to me on a Friday the Thirteenth The time I was working on a dry farm a n d an eight-horsteam tried to run weed-e- r over me with a rotary-rowas on' a Monday and the time I missed by only eight numbers winning a new automobile was on a Saturday Besides Friday is payday whether it comes on the 13th or not and not many people would want to call payday unlucky e d June weak-knee- ev-cee- 13 1885 which was a probably wasn't Saturday looked on as an unlucky day by Ogden urchins of that era either On that day there appeared in the Ogden Daily News a half page advertisement which proclaimed the coming to town in two days of "Barrett's New United Railroad Shows" which claimed to be a "triple circus world's menagerie museum of living curiosities elevated stage and grand racing carnival" The grand street parade and holiday pageant which the Barrett outfit would put on was modestly referred to as "a glorious conglutinant convocation of nations Many bands of music countless cages of wild rare animals 20 golden chariots a whole menagerie of wild animals in open dens in the streets the wonderful polyphemia or great steam orchestrion 100 Cisalpine choristers and clavichord performers" Each word was capitalized of course The thing I'd most like to have seen was "Xerxes" the monster performing elephant who carries upon his back a Band of Twenty Musicians with ai much east £i an ordinary poly-phano- us po-lat- ed organi-proces- at-th- c - t f If L e cell-membe- rs - Y tJX E If ftu ¥ j -- semi-monthl- y ENGLISH LESSON - 22-2- 7 |