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Show 1 SEPT. THURSDAY, Does The UN Control the U.S. Military? By JOHN F. MCMANUS On August 18, can Army officers were chopped to death with axes in the middle of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea. United States response to this atrocity committed by North Korean guards has included the movement of some planes and ships and a few tough" statements. But the Pentagon emphasized that there would be no military d from 1966 to grabbing protests and the tributes to die slain men ignored what has to be the most compelling fact surrounding this latest slap in Americas face. It is that our men in Korea (presently 42,000) have always served under United Nations command, not our own. Beginning with the United Nations denial of the victory that was won in Korea in 1951-6a continuing string of atrocities against Americans has been met with similar meaningless rhetoric and an empty show of force. Since the United Nations is in command, we can only conclude that United States impotence is die work of the world body. And a further conclusion is that the repeated absence of any proper response to the incidents ensured that there would be more. The most publicized of North Korea's frequently deadly insults, of course,' was the seizure of die UBB. Pueblo in January 1968. One man was killed, and the remaining 82 men of the crew suffered beatings and - in North Kor- ean prisons for eleven months. The response of the United States and the United Nations command? Meaningless sabre rattling and disgraceful begging. Then, on April 15, 1989, within a few months of the belated return of the Pueblo survivors, an unarmed UB. reconnaissance aircraft was shot down by North Korean gunners. The usual response was again offered. It again CUSTOM IN OFFICE IN TREM0NT0N. PART TIME, PHONE PLOWING, discing and drilling by contract. Experience personnel. Montpelier. 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HOUSE OP LLOYD baby sitting. In any Tramonton. Garland. 652 2606 CeN Far - Pitcher IrrifetieB At n LICENSED BABY Sitter. Call Susan Hess, THE Hwjo Lynn Thome. Valleys Park, Utah. Cache teacher. experiancad i cnnoreffln my weekdays. For informa-tlocall Tramonton. Fih, Typiaf, Requires AMERICAN BUILDINGS Lo-0- 257-362- 0 Will uahysi noma Office HOUSEWIVES with IAB0RT0RV technique RacaptieoM. WeriL female 4- Card af Thanks Reminder Idaho motorists LEARN ORGANISTS! IP. you Pjay tor or church, you need to b if you Jus Jeernciill Geaeral Secretary are commanders tsar Issued TO WOMAN WANTED Appiy WE WISH to thank our many friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy at the time of our bereavement. Your worm hand, contributions, and floral offerings were deeply Motorists MOTIVATED homt. HELP WANTED: Experienced We dont know the answers appliance repairman, part time. to these questions. But we do FYeston. Call SS24737 for appointment know that the absence of a INDUSTRIAL SEWER needed. proper response to the recent Will train. Call (20S) murders of Captain Arthur .MAN TO milk and work with Bonifas and Lieutenant dairy cows. Some livestock experience necessary. You will bo Mark Barrett will as working under someone. Inquire at Reed Brothers Dairy, Idaho before invite additional Falls. Phone ask (20) deadly incidents. If anyone for Larry. morale of the wonders why HELP WANTED: Three days a our military is declining so week, S:00 to 5:00. Apply In at the Corner Market, person of the answer markedly, part Proston, has to be 25 years of grovelNEEDED: CACHE Register decommand under UN in ling livery boys for Wellsvllle and Hvrum. Anyone interested call Korea. Hyrum. The best way to stop the 1 - SELF 3 English Pointer, brown and white, S20.00 reward for return or any information leading to the return. Call day, night, continuing horror is to get our military out of the clutches of tiie UN. And the surest and quickest way to to the accomplish.. that immense benefit of our nation as a whole is to get the UB. out of the UN. , : fabrication. Garland. WILL BABYSIT small children in my home, S4 per day, lunch Included. Georgetown area. Phone 20 147 30. intelligent responsible AND others If you need money we need you. Earn S50 to IN a evening. For Interor view call Susan Brigham. d LOST: FOUR month old Some questions: 'Are American servicemen told that they are being transferred from UB. to UN command when ordered to Korea? Are they given an option to refuse such a transfer? If not,' why not, inasmuch as they agreed to serve only their own country? Moreover, since our forces in Korea have been under UN command since 1950, and since our men in Vietnam served under tiie UN agency called SEATO, does the UN in fact control our entire military, however covertly such control is exercised? 2, WANTED MOTHER izen. Americans, to be sure, but the ultimate commander and policy formulator is the United Nations. And the top UN military official, the Undersecretary for Political and Security Council Affairs, has always been a Communist! As usual, the headline- sar-vic- Christmas. Join the ladies deof Lloyd Toys monstrating Housenow until Deand Gifts. Work own cember i. hours, average 320.00 an evening. Get your gift 50 discount. Kit on loan. No 51 ellveries, no collecting. Call now. Lyn Swan, Hyrum. Home DAlfiYASETT GOOD negoti- . available benefits, wage 20094-2933able. incentive program. - bag containing four ladles dresses lost on the highway between Franklin and Downey. If seen call FOUND: GREEN bag with personal Items in Including contact solution. Claim at Preston Cit- well-bein- Field F 1976 16, SPENCER'S WEEDING complefaly portable. Day or night. 257 591. Farm repair nr LOST: A black plastic clothes Each 1969. o 2 - Last aad unanswered 'death guaranteed that there would be more. A military man has the right to expect the full protection of his nation when he serves. But the g of our forces in Kona is in the hands of UN officials. retaliation. deprivations . invited more sewn and more incidents. An official State Department document had listed 1024 incidents and 328 deaths at the hands of piorth Koreans in the three years two Ameri- KIDS IN school? Canning nearly finished? Think now of money for to'cxpreti our oratl-tudand heartfelt thank to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and help during the death of our loved one, Roy Nelson. For the beautiful floral offerings, cards, words of kindness and food brought Into the home. To all who assisted In any way we will forever bo grateful. Ora Nelson Rex and Dorothy Clayson and family Steven and Mary Ann Clayson Dr. Brent and Cathy Johnson Gary and Lori Anderson WE WANT READERS COMBINED CLASSIFIED SERVICE A 1 |