| Show - yrm y-- t ts-v- - rw f T" " 18 fljc Jsall £alif tribune West Leaders Can’t Afford Delay in Patching Up Rift Monday Morning November 19 1936 - s Increasing Interdependence of Farm City He used to perform most of the chords An interesting point relative to the relations of farm folk and city people was around the farm but now he depends upon made in a talk In observance of Farm-Cit- y the city for services of all kinds from fixWeek before the Salt Lake Kiwanis ing his television set to installing his new automatic washing machine Club last week by Y- - Allen Olsen ' It is a fact that secretary of the Utah State farming has come a the that Olsen Mr explained Farm Bureau long way as Mr Olsen said from the day great changes which have taken place in two centuries ago when Thomas Gray agriculture in recent years make the wrote of the ploughman who "homeward farmer much more dependent on the dty plods his weary way" Now he rides home thin he used to be He used to raise his own from the fields on his tractor — and once horsepower but now he buys it from the there may take off in his 1956 model car for city He used to bake his own bread but a meeting of the board of directors of the most farmers now buy bread from the city ban-kFanning today generally is a business and at times a pretty big business MechanTlie-5ccuritechnological-advances ty ization 'have made it possible forfewer and fewer “The extremes to which the cult of se farmers to raise bigger and bigger quanerecy in government can be carried is tities of food and flbrerOutputpennan graphically illustrated by the proposal of a hour on the larm has increased more than Defense Department advisory committee 83 per cent Juet since 1940 One farm workithat newspaper reporters be taken before er today produces enough for 19 people as grand juries if they refuse to disclose the compared with one farm worker producing ' -oirce of military "leaks” — enough “for eight people back In 1920 and Representative Moss chairman of a for only four people back In 1820 House Government Operations SubcommitA century and a half ago farm populatee calls the proposal shocking We agree tion amounted to about 90 per cent of the Fof if the plan were ever put into effect total papulation Today it represents only it might easily be perverted into a press-ga- g about 13 per cent Mr Olsen noting that The Allen and Sedition Acts of 1798 many of those classed today as farmers n e which were used to shut off public fanners retired folk are actually of the government are an example of and others who produce very little agricultural products for the market said that whpt can happen s food and fibre needs could denies- e farming population curity must be protected or that vital mil- be met by a 7 8 per cent of the total The or be should secrets of strictly guarded perhaps itary y American press population This finding is confirmed by a 1950 in Jthese endeavors and does not wilfully be of which would Census of Agriculture study of the nation’s publish Information benefit to an enemy However the "leaks" 5379000 farms It found that 31 per cent of these farms were not commercial and about which officialdom usually complains another 13 per cent were submarginal in do jnot involve secrets Instead they Involve information to which the public that gross value of products was under Monday Morning Memorandum one for which but officialdom $1200 a year The remaining 56 per cent right 95 discent reason or another does not see fit to of the farm actually produced per all agricultural products close of i Another interesting point is that while The Defense Department advisory committee made the point that current secrecy acreage farmed” today is actually less than Y4tUr'i Boit! Tdy’s ground on the little old ladies moist It Tht Tribvnt’t loeiitr edipolicies are too loose on important matters it was 35 years ago farm output is so much who walk or ride their bitor Mtrr PiMuldsrlii whi teortd that we are not only providing for KirtM Uil iirnmir J anl too tight on unimportant ones If that greater cycles— tohurrln-7a gain as large but pro-lsOrthen-thfr-Pentagcan remedy-th- e — -- populatkm-half By Mary Pappaslderis situation by establishing stricter controls ducing such surpluses we do not know what Somewhere along the line Contrary to cartoonists’ where security is genuinely involved and by to do with them classifications travel of relatives it's got conceptions Mechanization more intensive --farming JowcringJthe U’papercurtain" whenever mixed up —We really can’t meet aunts to something better seeds new methods of raising bigger is entitled to information figure out why the least exuncles cousins and whom mature livestock better faster which and Unfortunately the Pentagon appears to pensive way to travel should mail known you've only by have a security complex For example the have revolutionized agriculture and radicalled Class” ‘Tourist be Lots of “family’' is common cally altered the role of the farmer Why the most expensive to most but military failed to give the advisory comis a novelty to cater in to dwellers The Once Europe mittee’s report to the Moss subcommittee great dependence city places of European children many ’tourists" ' had on agriculture is now matched by at whfcn requested and Robert Tripp Ross asparents We’ve decided after a 214 sistant secretary of defense has refused to least equal dependence of the farm dweller And though you’re almost months taste of wonderful on the city and its business and industry furnish Information regarding security polito is that the miraculous travel go way simply because is an needs which to It be cies That seems to interdependence standard procedure in small numbers (two) by you’re an American they Th Pentagon obviously needs to revise its be emphasized for agriculture today must can rent them car have some qualms about thinking-an- d Instead of talk concern itself with what happens to busipractices Make your motto abroad you ness as business concern must itself just abqut grand jury action against reporters “Follow the Europeans" lor Our wizened the accent in the Defense Department with what happens to the farmerinexpensive lodgings and food confided after we had The role of the ploughman of Thomas aunt should be upon the public’s right to know You’ll probably stay in a gotten acquainted that she Gray’s day has changed jn more ways’than Ausin Germany gasthaus worried for weeks because she merely riding instead "of plodding hometria Switzerland In pensions “Was afraid we couldn't speak ward The farmer today can’t live apart In France and 'Italy Yotir” Greek and we’d just have tp won’t U’the from speak Engconcierge ignoble madding crowd’s at each other lish and you probably won’t sit and stare In fact he’s a part of it with the n The Communists to sleep nations strife a sensation Quite If Americana any OTI straw mattresses and to be and others who vociferously denounce line which once separated town and country- - find many staying there lulled alternately by a real "Western colonialism" should take note of forever breached But if you wanted that you donkey serenade and the sererecent in election Puerto Rico where thq could have gone no farther of the town’s gay blades nade Governor Luis Munoz Marin won his third east than New York as strolled and strummed they four-yea- r term by a majority of almost on a guitar two to one over the combined vote of his "From America?" the big There is no separate tabulation of womopponents friendly German woman said Athena Isn't strictly Euroand she Wade It sound like Munoz Marin favored continuing the en’s votes but there are Indications that in flavor and it’s not pean “From Utopia” We pointed completely Eastern either Island's commonwealth status indefinitely the fair sex played an important part in to a German name and adOne rival candidate campaigned for admis- - the recent lotions And a sizable number There are almost as many dress and uttered our best were electedlo office slon to the American union as a state- the — sidewalk cafes as there are — public guttural "Walter" referring sidewalks Or you can sit at a After 35 years of women suffrage other for immediate independence The to a shipboard friend we were “kentron" an out door plaza vided the ladies the 19th Munoz by Marin and his amendment) preferred to find trying 'filled with little tables and lived America of haven't up to the predict policy of close association with flirt mull 'world problems or She understood and we tions of some of the zealous suffragettes States gossip while you dig into ushered her into the back The governor calls his program for who fought so hard for the privilege But confections or sip lemand our gooey of neat light rattley were considered an important force Puerto Rico "operation bootstrap” Since they to any onade —a runner-ucar French but it was started 10 years ago the island's in the election of Mr Elsenhower both this and she pointed out the year and four years ago In the 84th Coneconomy has been greatly strengthened streets Four hundred new manufacturing plants gress one US senator one delegate and Our friend wasn't home at have been established and the governor 14 representatives were women Sixty womthe time and no one else hopes to bring the figure' to 900 by mid- - en have served in Congress since the first Why doesn't somebody open — except one huge 1963 "Operation bootstrap" is aided of woman member Jeanette Rankin was a combination hardware and of a distant cousin mart Paul course by the fact that Puerto Rico as a elected in Montana in 1916 We had two bookstore so that a lot of us Bunyan’s we think wh6se women cabinet members Miss Francis Percommonwealth is exempt from federal taxfolks could get all our browswas total English vocabulary ation and also makes local tax concessions kins and Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby No state ing done In one stop? him the phrase (taught by a has had a woman governor for 20 years to new industry son who had come to AmerA contest offers as first The important fact about the election is Still- women seem to be gaining political ica) “You are the most beaua ear’s pay but the fel- prize tiful girls In the world I have that the islanders like their present status stature in both parties low at the next desk feels that ever seen" and except for a minority of extremists Interesting in view of these facts is the on his salary it wouldn't be Bi lingual dictionaries are who have resorted to violence several times recent report of UN Secretary Grtieral worth it grand Our method: hunt for in recent years apparently see nothing Hammarskjold that 11 countries still deny In German point to it word A father down the block women the vote One Is Switzerland where "colonial" about the commonwealth feel relieved when they would who has four children in' the is -otherwise ’ venerable and democracy smile'and understand bracket age admirable Others that have refused to enhopes to get all the black and franchise women are Paraguayr-Liby- a WITH ALL OCR new resiorange jellybeans out of hts Liechtenstein the Italian republic of San dential developments in Salt lunch bucket by Christmas Lake it was interesting to see rime Minister Nehru of India in a Marino Laos Jordan Iraq Iran Cambodia With these hoods over the the home in which Walter’s and Afghanistan New Delhi at assailed Soviet Russia — speech headlights-thgive-tand brother— Women were e vot r irT the last yea given forTits armed intervention in Hungary and like of resilived 7th East Impression horrifying They Egypt but they still are not permitted to Britain and France for their afmed down the highway at were distraught over dents rushing hold" In Haiti and Monaco public office in Egypt He demanded that both torn-u80 miles an hour half asleep roads They lived In women are permitted to voqp only in local countries withdraw their troops cozy and newapartment As after every election this lis stand Is welcome It accords with elections but Haiti will grant full suffrage good sized with as electric is a time for closing ranks to 1958 in Eua as we in saw kitchen taken theposition by the United States gnd face the future And this time rope Nicely furnished t6o the United Nations If is certainly iibthe init is a future that’s really goEuroin the typical average Congressman Sludgepump hasn’t got terest of peaceful settlement of situations ing to take some faring pean style massive furhiture around-t- o it yqt but he plans to- make one whigh threaten international conflict sets and overstuffed more fpeech even though the election is The government seems to But we must say that Mr Nehru's dec ignore It In their coST-o- living mand for the withdrawal of troops from over denouncing his opponent forsending Is Europe picturesque? figures-bu- r" Just think how Hungary and Egypt would carry greater him a congratulatory telegram —collect You almost think youlve much the disappearance of leader had Indian In forqeif-th- e gone-bac- kprefaced it you ihe" Don't laugh at the politician for start- $10 fender dent drive along troops by promising to withdraw-India- n 'Tias added to the average famas the Tyrol country on a ily's budget" from Kashmir This would enable the u United Nation to carryout the desired Sunday morning- -'— i a Coach Daugherty of MichiStiff Sunday suits whoce among the people of Kashmir to— as to who his successor is plebiscite i s Cwl-- i broken the as many State sobriety-id gan by going ” determine if they prefer to join India or feathers in the hats onl slick magazine pieces written orful A critic sas that football is an unnaj- Pakistan r about him ss the Gabor SisTrietTand boys and long black peacefuTsettlemenrof disputes without ural sport How ridiculous! If Mother ters and one Wonders whethtaffeta and velvet gOwns and the use of force like charity begins at Nature ha'drj't foreseen footbatt why would er to dall him Duffy-oZsa tall black hats with wide wide bonfle “ streamers reaching to the Zsa (he ha ve produced the chrysanthemum $ J ntf Middle East is beyond anyone i 7 In this land 1 JThat is one -- her part-tim- full-tim- whole-heartedl- The chance are still only has-ever- y fair that the heavy task put stronger national drink we’re sure If you get bored with these you can watch the va- r rlety show on the stage -- the-pub- out-doo- Isn’t a lost art abroad Sunday duds are still that and the town’s people stroll along the streets to the center of town This gives boys and girls a chance to look at each other at least (dating is strictly taboo for unengaged couples) and to give others the chance to exchange the weeks news THE PROMENADE lic - riders and music are part of Italian life you Bicycle A car is nothing more than "something to ignore for the cyclists who clog the highway morning and evening Everybody sings those beautiful Italian arias children and oldsters too No big city in Italy Is like any other Florence Venice Rome Naples Milan they’re all distinctly different though Italian The well beaten tour 1st path through Venice Is We wonworth traveling dered how American housewives would like seaweed on their doorsteps as we boated through the canal The glittering Palace of the Doges St Mark’s pigeons and the people are all attuned to make you enjoy that city can’t miss What ‘Colonialism’? Afro-Asia- - ‘Second Class’ Women (pro-electora- te the-Unite- Paris seemed to “ be The city of all things A beautiful big and exciting city that you feel you know well after only a brief stay If you want t0 8've ven Soaper Says to emotions this is Nobody will pay any attention to you Elegance in buildings must be exemplified by the Paris opera house when you sit” in plush red velvet boxes second tier of five walk through the long crystal chandeliered anW elaborately decorated salon during intermission and stand on the front balcony ' looking down the' lighted boulevard — j'ou’re living! pent up the place spoke-Englis- - -- -- “ Central guess Park must he somHhing like the Tuilleries in the center of Paris from the standpoint of mothers sitting and knitting kids roller skating rolling hoops (we- - hadf heard about them) and sailing boats on the big pond There are almost as many spectators as there are “sailors” around the trick-or-trea- -- Beginning AtJIonic -- -- new-car- sister-in-law- - he s Inter-venti- p pond old-tin- I' s" 1 ' -- n i -- 'T )ias-ha- r -- - YOU’VE HEARD about the Flea MarkoL-y- ou say? This is the common term for the weekend open stalled market in Paris whore you can buy anything but anything— from a shoe lace to a grand pianoA few young at- f time-whe- Grand We - tentive merchants witjvjieat ordoily rows of old glass bolts door knobs cameras -any vintage) etc They are usually tucked "between’ old timers’ stalls cluttered offering far more goods and attendmjjJheir business with a nonchalant perience air of long ex- the waiting game looks not merely precarious but downright foolhardy Russian help if not With direction It is the view in th highest circles of government Nasser’s representatives in Arab world are the fomenting revolution that will open the way to communism As evidence there Is cited the request of the government of Libya - to Egypt fop the re- moval" of the Egyptian attache who was accused of plotting to brliy? down th mili-tary- ” Libyan royal family amount of Ruseian Th military materiel particularly jet plane and radar equipment in Syria may have been In the fright of la believed ago But be substantial it i grow-in the Informed view lng will continue to grow here When Eden talks of the de- - exaggerated 10 to ’ it days ' and it stability of-- three-powe- r a' meeting In Washington he ' puts the stress on the need to realign the west to confront the threat of what is not less -- a than Communist takeover In the loss- - of which area an would be to the west fatal this HE BELIEVES alignment must re- come as quickly as possible after an effective UN force of five to eight thousand men has b- gun the task of policing the canal zone and the neutral zone separating' Egypt and Israel To delay longer than is th necessary to United Nations to become is -- Fighting could be resumed In the trouble cen- to see the menace become larger and more tangible and the means ters at any time and the threat of inevitably to meet it more difficult and unsure — mosr Is still taken are other reasons of e There seriously here course why Eden will come The present Is a time of to JM Washington if a confer- art tense anxious waiting Wash- “Volunteers” provided by A ington and London are playing a waiting game with London prayerfully hoping that overtures for mending all of the breaks of the past three weeks will come from America Eden says confidently that he expects to go to Washington late this month or early in December for talks He has however had no invitation and Washington’s intention is apparently to wait until the fallen allies — the fallen angels —come as penitents This does not It la hardly necessary to add get anyone very far in picking up the ence pieces A can be agreed to f will under the urgent necessity for making financial He be ft SMS arrangements So shore up Britain during the interval while repairs are being car- out ried the ern flow and of oil 1 for expediting from the west- hemisphere What tlon three-powe- r would If be the today the situs- British- - French attack had never taken place? There are widely divergent J on this but the offi- claf view is that the Arab countries would have fallen -one by one to communism and that Israel would have " been finally destroyed by an Egyptian attack sparked by Soviet "volunteers” and tech- opinions WHILE IT IS true that th Union has taken a nicians It Is part of the offiheavy blow in Hungary with cial justification that such an the shattering effects felt in attack was in advanced prep-every part of the world and aratlon " But this is the spilled milk particularly in the Communist parties of the west it is over which a great deal of also true that the weight of crying is still going on It so Communist power In the Midhappens that crying is a dle East is greater than It has can the western ” indulge in only htpowers ever been before a cost that This confronts th west is likfly to prove appallingly wi(hi a threat In terms of in- - high for the future Soviet ‘ lux-ur- y The P ublic Forum ’ JV d - - established ' out h Arabs that can hardly exaggerated In the light of this threat permit on this frail and uncertain UN force can be carried Tip for Travelers: Follow the Europeans on " British-Frenc- -- criti-cisf- ? A the of be “ - w reason for the f r u t ration F A the hurt the L—J pride the resentment and the fear What makes this more baffling and frustrating is that the objective of the attack on Egypt If it had a rational objective was to restore control over the lifeline of the Suez Canal and end the Intolerable uncertainty of the undeclared war between Egypt and IsraeL BRITISH FRENCH troop are occupying Port Said and about 20 miles of the canal zone and Prime Minister' Anthony Eden intends that they shall stay there at least until of Canadian a regiment troops has joined the United Nations police force But President Gamal Abdel Nasser still is in power in Egypt and by haggling over the composition of the UN force determined to keep out not only the Canadians but the Indians and even the Colombians he has delayed UN action and thereby the restoration of order and the reopening of the canal ‘ and-ot- filtrated military strength and mass appeal as the champion LONDON— If one thing la evident in the confusion and the deeply divisive conflict p r e v a i 1 i ng here it is that the power to clean up the meaa in the assist-anrexeebti- ve Coni plex: " Marquis Childs By Onr Readers Holland’s Example low-cu- Editor Tribune: An article The Tribune of Nov 16 on the need for Increased revenue in Salt Lake City brought to mind a pleasant sojourn in th Netherlands The unique and uniform system for the collection of garbage as used In Holland might serve us' equally well Except for a low platform at the rear of the truck and a melodious bell above the cab garbage trucks are like oura On the platform garbage containers with hinged lids are placed tilted and emptied almost automatically without even a trace of dust or odor escaping The' “ householder service pays a small-yeaon- the size of the container the widow and the “pack rat” cleaning house each paying their fair share This and many other equally commendable systems for the common welfare has made H 0 1 a n d the most healthy nation In the world In spite of it being' the densest Jn rly - charge-dependi- ng 1 populated-count- ry — the from University ofUt’alj on a very cold and windy day riding in an open cat down Main SU clad In t very flimsy strapless appeared low-cu- formal I am but I believe there is a time end and It place for everything seems our Salt Lake queens certainly like to display their pulchritude at every opportunity M R f A Turkey Pictures Editor Tribune There Is so much historical data 'connected with Thanksgiving Day to Inspire beautiful thoughts and ene wonders why it ' this time of the year we see so many gruesome and touching pictures of the poor picturr-Is at s unfortunate turkey If it were shown alive and in a dignified posture there could be na rc?aLobjectk)iisfoE ltla a beautiful bird and through j the vearaMT has become In separably connected with this 1' day of days But too often it is shown ready for the execu- - tion and usually the Ax or the hatchet--- is being held over It '7' or close to it and we are £ Douglas Burgess jrooAIuchDisplay Editor Tribune: TTie postman's motto goes “Neither hail nor sleet nor storm shall stay my path of duty’’ or words to that effect The nothing on the Salt Lake beauty queens and their attendants A howling blizzard wouldnT"stop our local queens from appearipg on post-marrlia- Main St in t strapless lormals For instance the Homecoming Queen and her attendants s tered eat that It must be slaugh- In order that we might Sometimes a little child shown holding the weapon of destruction instilling In the mind ofjhe rhilfTt’hat the kllV Is ol'the ing porta nt turkey Thing is 'the im- - - MAude'Kpnner r ’ v ' |
