Show DREW UTAH SATURDAY OGDEN WHAT SAY RS T H E - ff nv ' - lu rz ll n l i ' 'i If the United States could close the Im-- have "also indicated that $700000000 to $41500000000 for this extra protection Thus far in the Congressional hearings there has been little solid assurance that the Administration budget would provide a defense with adequate deterrent value The argument that Strategic Air Com rnand bombers with their threat of swift and devastating retaliation would compen- - s - 'means of defense against ballis- - long-rang- e should be enough to prevent the missile gap from reaching major proportions Standing back of these people are the Gaither Rockefeller andt Senate Prepared-difficu- lt ness Subcommittee reports all of which have stressed the fact that this nation's major weakness is in the intercontinental ballistic missile field If extra funds are voted how best to spend them would remain a serious quesmissiles be Should' liquid-fuele- d tion pushed now to meet the emergency or is d it wiser to push faster on the Administration could be Minuteman? doubled if more money were spent but advances in the Minuteman program have been coming "more swiftly than expected An editorial in Aviation rVektcom mented: "The real tragedy is not that the country lacks the capacity to get ' out in front and stay there indefinitely but that it is being held back and not permitted to progress at the rate that pur ability will r I r non-existe- nt j Sin&t St 51 JVffA6 - & ' : miH US-- BY There has been no relaxation of Soviet threats against neighbors to the south Last week it was Pakistan which was warned that it would have to "take the consequences" if any foreign military base were established on Pakistan soil as the result of the projected defense (treaty with the United States Now the hammer has swung back to Iran already under propaganda fire Ari even more dire "warning" has been issued There is much that is revealing in this latest Communist outburst Ten days ago Teheran broke off talks with Soviet repren sentatives da a pact" ostensibly because the Russians had demanded that Iran break her ties with the United States Actually the Iranians had ' shown justifiable about the real in the Com- meaning of munist vocabulary -- certainly got the right idea aboutthow to get some ofit back Mr Saroyan's first overseas job will be to write a movie for the government of Yugoslavia a recipient of considerable sums of U S taxpayers' money including Mr Saroyan's over the years And we wouldn't be at all surprised if some day Mr Saroyan didn't open on Broadway with a play telling how a young man got Off the tax trapeze even though he had to go overseas to earn the same dollars he had already earned over here— Wall Street JournaL AX Alm Mce - 4 ' : by-produ- -- ct - rr SKETCHES ' uuuiaiu cuu lutumu vaui had hooked their pet goats Jack a cutter and drove and Jill-t- q around the city stadium after a snowstorm' The goats were brought here from Corinne by their father ilod Evans manager of the Pioneer Riding Academy II Barbara Reeve Weber Xollege coed"" and: Inland H : Monson head of the English Department had arranged trophies to - be awarded to high school debaters orators a n d i "extemporaneous tne annual High speaicersv-a- i School tournament March 2 : - Tl r a gtsuu YEARS AGO Sneu ttk m Deaf and Blind for the First prizes went to Carl land for the blind department and to Miss waft w School" rr JvaiB m xr °£ radar-navigat- 106 a1£ u"4 J BoyS of the State Industrial ilJJl ?0??£ mentary theaters " private car "Olivette" with Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World on board had arrived from the east on the Overland Limited and ' the distinguished journalist visited here for half an hour He was on his way to the Pacifie Coast for his health ' "WHAT IS A KISS" rS'2eh nft Sfi had to unJin ut ST strange d0Wp aerial' - lvl 're fgtad he zr if W-yttWW- ter42L5?5 " v m ' !'ih — - one-ma- -- v prac-away- !" - HOLMES ALEXANDER Oneness Poor State of Affairs In Halls of US Government Ex-May- or one-jside- labo- r-welfare ttf kavee al-tank- "w""' peu a HY GARDNER CALLING " g0P? co-stirri- ng n ' 4 hSfwSS- it: S2?ni! — late-wint- er long boom The boom operator fueling Akiss is loves warm language protruded the fuel pipe barred in green and ofange The B52 t journey to the moon ' : flew of December up beneath the KC135 capable turning ' into June it is a tender sere- - f forward three forward two nade lu va haunting melody "u"Vr a sign of fond affection that r Sffi The cUn fashions heaven's key a kiss rucce the i a w0t nmm us itf hinn ness untold telIin who' coupling was accomplished With v Vf is a wondrous narra- a gopd the tanks at a rate told' W yearning lip tive I toS aminutei faith and in tJ:" hope instilling many nwuhreds of °Kether m whn those — : nines an nour khiDs it is the beginning and When he KC135 sheered off the end ihe door to all of at last the B52 veered southward that opens into paradise heading if you Can believe it for this a treasure ia a kiss northeast corner cf the Super her these dayt Hi i counter-revolutio- hl-SSSS- able except by the occurred - tSS CrrSlZaA Erie Pa Erie Xiw J5r iSAriJ os lSt yjs I i - H?ii!S&S!-frotwrnn3w Vn siu or I of Alcibiades II All around in one unending wunita-- F?itatVin specks emptiness - - At- of To Stay 18 Couldn't Be A far-sprea- frw By BEN BURROUGHS 50 - Ben Wanted ex-senat- or uc-Moor- e's blood-curdlin- inY'?£ffl 8£K - A- iaataioa - -- -- ng bomb-plottin- ever-read- y bUppOrtS Senator Young of North Dakota has just Now says the Soviet Ambassador to charged Secretary Benson with confusing Iran this action is an "open insult" to Pre- farmers about price supports Indeed he mier Khrushchev and Iran will "definitely says that the secretary has so mixed up become our enemy if it signs a bilateral defarmers that in no state did a majority of fense agreement with the United States" them vote for the Republicans last No"We made as many concessions to Iran vember s as possible" prqtestedthe Soviet AmbassaBut is it really Mr Benson who has dor "We even agreed to let her stay in caused the confusion? The record will the Baghdad Pact" show that price supports were originally For sheer unmitigated gall that state- proposed to put a floor under crop prices ment takes a lot of beating Moscow "even" for the protection of farmers against ex- agrees to let a sovereign state conduct some treme fluctuations in markets Later they aspects of its foreign relations without in- - were used in wartime to insure adequate terference! production of food and fibers Then an argument was made for easing Happily Iran and Pakistan are not in-timidated or beguiled They are standing the plight of little farmers hit-b- y rising machine-and their ground against a campaign of pressure costs and the competition of big intimidatipn and obviously intend so equipped farmers Although most of the to stand — New York Times aid went to the "big fellows" many politic ians came to regard price supports as a means of harvpstinff votes as Senator A Plav far Saravan V Young indicates r William Saroyan the Pultizex Prize of this last purpose As a winning author of "The Time of Your Life" priceTsupports have induced farmers to says his has come to the time when he has produce mountains of surpluses These are to go abroad to earn money to pay his back so greatrthat if no wheat or cotton were taxes Sd he can come back home again grown for a year federal warehouses could Mr saroyan notea for his Dright out- - supply ail domestic needs The government look about most things is pretty gloomy loses abdut $1 billion a yeaf in handling about Uncle Sam's tax take Like his dar-- farm surpluses Mr Benson has not been confused or ing young man on the flying trapeze he can't get anywhere he owes $30000 in confusing about the purposes of price sup back taxes not even including 1958 and he- - ports He has steadily sought reductions says "I don't have anything except old them to restore them to their original pur ' clothes" pose- - The usual complaint is that farmers He figures it will take some $200000 understood only too well he would not back to put him back on his feet He didn't high supports to garner votes i f Are not the real authors of confusion squander his money he claims Uncle got too much Of it "I wanted to produce a play: the politicians who think the purpose of ana me uovernment iook mat money away price supports is to tarm votes— Christian Science Monitor YEARS AGO OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE Omaha Neb — A great many hours ago an age as it now seems the snow was falling gently but oersistently on West- era Massachusetts The biggest- over Air Base was muffled and enclosed in whiteness but its op-erations continued without cease The miracle of Strategic Air Command is Jhe the continuous recreation of a gigantic incred- ma inly complex chinery of striking power always using the same men and planes and weapons V and communication lines as parts of the ma chinery but varying the design from hour to hour One element in the design's Westover sector this morningwai a "cell" of three B52s flying a training mission rather oddly called Trombone 33 together with a cell of three KC 135 jet tankers flying together as Alcibiades II The pilot of the second plane in Trombone 33 Lt Col Winston Moore was annoyed at the weather man who had incautiously predicted no more snow by morning All the same Col Moore and his seasoned crew and his be- wildered guest were all ready to go at the appointed hour Endlessly item by item this plane's readiness was also checked Then quite suddenly the eight jets emitted their dire starting shriek which sounded all the g more in the snowfall silence of the padded "Cleared to take off" said CoL Moore and the B52 started down the runway that seemed to stretch d to infinity The wings which actually droop at rest curved quickly upwards from the of the onrushing air pressure X1— J J me unpweepumy uwlu' grumiu its natural element at last "We are starting to climb" said CoL Moore when the immense ailerons had been retracted Up up up the great plane went at not much less than a mile a minute until th? sudden breakout into the bright empty blue of the upper air with the cloud formations lying below like a relief map done in cotton wool CONVERGE ON SCHEDULE A speck ahead and a speck be- hina were the lead plane and the ' n" radar-bombi- SAC Presents Great Show As B52 Refuels in the Air - "Bur he's "non-aggressio- "non-agressio- - Saroyan Wil-SwLf1fL°- De xrw JOSEPH ALSOP Wellj how to meet our taxes is sometimes asi much a mystery to all the rest of us caught up in the human comedy of trying to support ourselves Uncle Sam and everyone Uncle supports as it is to Mr : - - Moscow and Iran WASHINGTON: 1 There's an fund raiser for church causes untold story behind the payroll Castor's secret plan is to start revolutions : in Nicpractices of Congressman Leonard Cuban-styl- e Wolf Iowa Democrat who reaped aragua against Somoza and in nation-wid- e headlines for giving the Dominican Republic against his wife a $13334 job in his of- dictator Trujillo The State Defice it partment is so uneasy over what The harassed congressman" is Castro might do that it has restruggling to pay off $500000 in fused to lift the arms embargo personal debts that his compaign against Cuba The United States for Congress cost him His campaigning kept him away from his cannot be in the position of sup small business until plying weapons to Castro for tha he lost it Rather than go into purpose of overthrowing neigh-bankruptcy he promised to pay boring governments h doesn't his creditors every cent he owed His wife is helping to liquidate like Castro therefore is seek tne aeots oy working tn his of ' ing arms from Venezuela fice where she puts in l a full Senators McClellan of Arkansas eight-hou- r Their govern- - has given up trying to find out day ment pay is their only income voa pWolf worried about the ethics 1 V v7u4 of hiring his wife before he put leaked inside information that her on the government payroll caused some big fortunes to be He discussed the problem with lo- - made on the stock market last cal Democratic leaders October He found so many em- Uthat his triumph was a team vie-- &oyes bad access to the infor-tor- y and that his wife would work mation that it would be impos-i- n his office Later he issued alsible to pin down the guilt So to his Ar- 523 !ltCaiaUncinS F17ith 'he tossed the scandal colleague Senate Bank- h?B i otTCnl w5 Chairman Fulbright with a ?f recommendation 6a veAte? that tighter laws iL Ln5eWtslet' he enacted covering the' Federal h?Mi ' ' r terAJe : Reserve System King Olav WMnt trymg ut0iv of Norway has decorated °!liam Evjue crusading editor of COURTESY Of THE US SUPREME COURT' th Madison ' wis ' Capital-Time- s 0!e Jhls column which Ro j Order of St with the of con- - niav uie iirst exposure Degan rrnss for xemoli-lumbut bomb plot was well above gressional nepotism has always fvinff and cul the ideals the major's average Something made a distinction between rela- ture of Norway heritage medal if The tives who work and those who so cherished that it must be rewas wrong with the plane's don't For instance Mrs Jack apparatus and the pur- Garner wjfe of the famed for- turned to the king of Norway r upon- the recipient's- death pose of the test was to locate the mer vice —— — president always malfunction Th major was a worked in her husband's office little put out all the same as and worked hard She earned HAL BOYLE her Again Mrs Irving though- - somehow by sheer grim Ives salary wife of the from determination he might have New York worked as hiss assistbent the imperfect machinery to ant and worked every night long It's only his will But after another long past quitting time leg of the long journey the ma- natural that a wife or son can else cheered read a congressman's mind better duper shopping center in Colum- - jor and everyone because Col Moore's electron- than others and can do a good bus Ohio Like many another un- - up counter-measures expert Sgt job of representing him ' — if consicous American city Colum- - ic they keep office hours g center Earl Redelsperger bus has a "really NEW YORK (APW'I hat MAJOR EISENHOWER'S DUTY where men wait all day with creamed quiet" -- Amniito Interpreting the sergeant t tri Hr who have i been people who wake- up inthe morn" Congressmen think but mystifying phrase under the gun for mechanisms to test the bombing J111? rela- -' ing and know what they'll putting Ben control Hecht was said the ground "quiet" cap" tives on their sown office? staff and say ail day"Kirksville at station Hecht who will be 65 today intercept boranow call the ag are wondering how Maj tQrs they payroll Mo radars has continually "Quiet's" spent a prodigiously creative John Eisenhower manages to stay hrdipr tW thAorPtirai Hpstmr-- jumping to from fre lifetime frequency lighting firecrackers un Uon of Target Alpha that same on so the Army payroll always have the assigned Usk close to der the hypocrisies and foibles of nQrtheast corner of the super quency Washington B52 time duper 5bopping center was now of seeing the approaching Army rules are strict that ev hisBen wun looks like an aging Kewpie ius Col Jgi neaeispergerof consoles dials ery officer be assigned to new the grand objective of or a raffish Buddha His Maj Gil- - wldering array duty periodically Almost never doll as he verbally eves — " twinkle bert d'AndreaJ is he given the same duty in the blue °l eTp na° l?c s tollies radars mankind eternal of blinding by same area for more ''quiet's" fnur i skewers s sman ra tnanj GIVES SIGNAL tK ni as them s ' jumped they 'jamming ov" VAirc a j r — cal jr nn t r caoraf hnnV — v To the untrained passenger a He did so well that the "quiet" — it was President f Orijrinallv radar-scop- e looks like nothing was utterly v blinded during all Truman whn nrHrH vnnnP Ki everybody MI never achieved a real goal so much as the haphazard splat- - the long tense minutes of the senhower to his for Washington ter of phosphorescent oatmeal approach So the day's practice father's inauguration Truman hr life" he said cheerfully "not r haircut But at the right moment Maj ended: jinf the B52 turned one as commander-in-chie- f issued the even a chief to remain was one out Field blob Offutt towards Andrea time goal d' Jast singled order without telling ' the preside- 18 "My or to grow Old never up in the luminuos splatter turned and the journey's end grow nt-elect He or anyone else missed that goal" a dial and gave the signal "Cross The great SAC headquarters young Eisenhower should I But this onetime Chicago newshairs are on the target" Then bas£ here was basking in a per thought to be see his father present to count-down — "Centered feet afternoon when sworn in as President came the paper reporter has managed 20 books 25 movies 65 out up 90 seconds to go" and so on the B52 put down f After many After that the kept Ma- turn 250 short stories and at until the final cry "Automatde!" hours of meticulous hard work jor Eisenhower onArmy plays various duties Thereupon the machinery took Col Moore was in good humor around Washington on one pre- least 300 magazine articles- Ben n fiction factory A over from the men and only the Just before the farewells he was text or another For two weeks on the presses books about obvious two asked the has radar bombing apparatus guided questions in 1954 he was assigned now difference between "bombs the until daily the big plane duty at the White House above an invisible target tice and actual performance In the summer of 1935 the Army WRITES EVERY DAY more than seven miles below "Oh" he said simply "we're found a spot for him on the facBen using a pencil and a Jap Maj d'Andrea's average bomb- - here because we may have a job ulty of the Fort Belvoir engineerboard writes every day and turns ing error is considerably under to doir We don't think about it ing school in near-b- y a week as Virginia 1000 feet with a weapon that much but If they ever tell us to In 1957 he" was given a job at out about 5000 words has nearly every week for 7 can kill at- nearly a mile This do the job why that's what we're the Pentagon just across the river be more than 40 years time the error reported by Co here for" from the White House Here is Hecht in his own Finally in October 1958 he was words: moved into the White House al"I hate idleness— it gives mt together Congressmen think it's- suicidal moods— and I hate ideas fine to have the Eisenhower chil- Ideas turn men into monsters and' dren near their grandfather but causes turn them into scoundrels they also wonder what the official If you siphon ideas rout of their Army explanation is for giving heads people are more human Major Eisenhower entirely differ"I'd like to see politics aboK ent treatment from the average ished Politics is as bad for the Army officer spirit as war is for the body a kibitzer Thert CONGRESS RUNNING FOR Everybody's ' too is People much conformity Emilio Paddario of individuals be to are afraid Middletown Conn known as MThe future of the human race 4MimM to friends got elected to if it has one should be good jCongress the hard way He shook Some tremendous leader will hands with just about every man have to appear but I don't see d WASHINGTON - Oneness scene of preordained he saw in his district anywhere while defensible in matrimony slaughtering with very little'sport Walking up to a man reading him "He may have to be a religioui a while for a' newspaper and religion is a poor state of n£' waiting leader It takes religion to reThe bull ring in Mexico City is bus in Hartford the would-b- e affairs in government to wit: late a human being to himself te No opposition In the shiny the finest in the world I went Congressman said: there took a forward seat and "I'm Mim Daddario I'm run- God and to life new Seriate Office Building a "But the only religion I'll join to with waited queasy misgivings subcommittee was ning for Congress" one which asks me to love myis which a card witness Sunday "Go ahead" was the nonchataking testimony on one of the called for six self and love my neighbor That "fights" I almost lant reply most controverslal measures of religion has gone sour but it it t0 CAPITAL NEWS CAPSULES the only one that can save the Advocates of the measure have of torment and cruelty did not a Fidel Castro of Cuba has hired world "Who is God? God is a human jsiew? xorK promoter to raise been saying that education must speak to my unrefined tastes in the USA to fight being as far as I can see Wt bQ gtandardized by federal yard- - though 80 million Mexicans need money American dictators : He is have forgotten that man has dk Latin be wrongs s Which measures everything not ' : But therave bulls were not William McNally a professional vinity in Hun" elbow room to "appealing u esthetic values" quoting from U S education commissioner death anymore hopelessly than & Republican minority in the wrence AUC that cllllc"f"10"' ponents of federal aid torea Democratic with tion the rnnf'itv standardization and NEW YORIU-I- f they work the kinks out you'll soon be able U is matadors vc things to be voided dors Picsdors and Don Ameche and Guy Xom-bard- o charge taxi fares on credit cards 'atal for the i education and that the federal V USt' tevee series shooting a pilot film for a nas no place in this the 86th Senate as for he's grow Kirk hears Batista that is plotting i' most localized of all community vines in the sanded arena a beard The Republicans have two ing maergJuaiVM wni us for never saying forgive will probably Henry Morgan orA i maybe three senators who can we and charm In his WNTA Channel detected warmth great tak as Ieast o sides to th U argument 00? fttyIes 25 when he and 13 was Lt debut was especially cozy and amusing Mikoyan b t 0 couldn't prove it the Bridges on ' ' front ©f the In tennis David table verbal Susskind the! played committee room in old tradition of denunciatory other dav cameras Oops! Buster Keaton's tevee sponsor is opposition Everett Dirksen is an when I arrived ' not Bromo-Seltze- r stylist who in a mon nflnrratflnd two Republican inimitable autobiography "Twixt Twelve and Pat Boone's pixieish-titlewould have been knight present a nominal 3 to 3 ratio archy best seller of one not bad' s things g0 in the 86th' ed for his passage at arms with Twenty'' ran ahead of the number on the President's '57 and '58 in the first five weeks of distribution Art Xinkletter'a Congress But — look again The the Democrats The false-- f ace type But if you can find one entry via the same publisher Prentiss-Hal- l budget in used mask operating rooms S?ee fighting kidney among the re- of plastic mask will replace the gauze effective more to a times be hundred against germSi maining 32 Republican senators It's said VtIndians the first two weeks: -uw — j—i -- ij c that willbe about alh Hardly a Bob Feller will return to the Cleveland memento remains of the days in March to give pitching tips to the Tribe's young Injuns when the GOP walls were manned Forum of the 12 Caesars host Alan Lewis reminded a guest TrTwTrtlvii to 'General Roger Ramsey that he was one of his hirelings when the hy the monumental Vandenberg thisinei attecU'ae the 20th Bomber Command in India and the Maribossed -d latter epiture of Amcric w the indefatigable outh aWood gave hubby Bob' Wagner a black Jaguar Natalie annes might as weU have had an ant grammatic MUligan the pugna: as an anniversary The Latin Quarter's Jean Carroll one v gift vvnerry me suiwan ana mated panel of rubber stamps -monologists in a field C3 per cent donx conscientious Knowland The Re-- of the few female stand-u- p ir a neat way of winning belly laughs comics has male inated rby chamruni publican half of the Senate An 8th Avenue beanery around No contest: Mavhe 'it wa he her miwht tn he covered with and still looking feminine cause I recently saw myifirst bull- - sand to absorb the blood that will the corner from one of the most popular Italian restaurants in comes the West Fifties Patsy's display! this fieht Anvhow the Serial cham- - flow heforn thii Ton-ra- "il sign: "Western SandwichC— ' ! tic missilies is So it is reassuring to hear that Demo- v: tratic leaders in Congress are predicting permit" that extra funds will be voted' Among the It is good to know that there is a strong chief proponents is Chairman George H movement within Congress to do all that can be done to see that stronger steps are Mahon of the House Military Appropriations Subcommittee a middle-roade- r on taken to close the missile gap —St Louis defense spending Pentagon fiscal experts Post Dispatch v if farm-suppl- y j air-to-a- ir ndi — : solid-fuele- sate for a missile deficiency is a dubious one The methods of defense against manned bombers are day by day becoming more formidable Radar interceptors missiles are ground4o:air and crowding in on the bombers whereas a 20 it Nepotism Could Be Justified When Relatives Really Work Insurance for Our Security 'pending "missile gap" by spending $700- 000000 annually for the next several years on intercontinental ballistic missiles would not that be relatively cheap insurance? 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