Show ' :mji ' ' "" ThU U the aluate the great defense debate (Editor's Note last of five dispatches on the state In the following dispatch) of the nation's defenses fhafles Corddry United Fren Interna$jty Charles Corddry ' and John A- Goldsmith tional military affairs writer regUnited Press International ' ularly assigned to the Pentagon A Goldsmith UPI staff WASHINGTON (UPI) AmeriWASHINGTON (UPI) — Rival and John -1" ca is militarily supreme today but opp church fnjuprhave Uk In ev is heading into an era of great gite sides in the raging controtrails-in- jf Air Force an over versy "££ - fS'?" danger as the rapid rise of Soviet i confusion instead of clarification and both political and military power continue! That is a capsule conclusion ' maneuvering for advantage emerging from the torrent of Sweeping assertions have been claims and counterclaims in the': used to make complex matters of election-yedefense debate now judgement seem- - like black and white issues rampant In Congress Most- - of the delate has been The debate nevertheless ia drivicharacterized by exaggerations ng- home the central" fact that a ar j Icader-sUpwan- te ra In ' recent years Mclntire and his associatesv have frequently hurled charges of Communist In- - - Mayor II Terry of Uyrum center recognizes FFA Week — observed bY Curtis Parkinson W on 3aaIOJiucW ' Dan Baird Steve Russell Edwin Jensen Dale McBride R L Pitcher J6e Fuhriman ' and tors te 1IYRUM A proclamation Future Farmers of America Week as signed yesterday by Mayor W II Terry who declared that “as the basic agricultural producers they are our first line of defense against the hunger and privation that we know is prevalent over much of the world today” Present at Ihe proclamation signing were officers of the South Cache FFA chapter: Clair Mauehley president: Curtis Parkinson vice president Dan recognizing National Baird and Fred Christensen htu- dent teacher advisors R L Pitcher state FFA secretary: Steve ' Russell Edwin Jensen Dale McBride and Joe Fuhriman Jenkins of the in charge Clark played the and postlude The double trio sang “O My Father” Members of the n group' are Pearl Micha Lowell Eleventh ward Prof S E organ prelude Relief Society elseOl- Following Is Mayor that this community and thia naAir Alert Needed tion may make in the' years to Tlie debate swirls around three come because prosperous and productive- agriculture la the key points and only sporadically touches on other aspects of devery foundation of our American standard of living We will need fense such as: Preparations for more likely limited wars antigood farmer in our foture measures to protect submarine “As tludrnti of vocational agricct riculture in high school they against Russia’ of move to airlift troops adequacy economic study the scientific and mechanical aspects of mod- about tlBp world in a- hurry and of Nary combat ern farming As members of the pbsolescene hip Future Farmers of America they There la general agreement an learn through active partlclpa-tio- n how to conduct and take nart air alert may be needed but in nublld meetings to apeak in wrangling over when It alwuld be nubile to market farm products to solve their own problems to finance themselves and to civic responsibility “The population of America and the worid is undergoing tre-- ! menlou growth Despite the ' great abundance of agricultural products today It la vital to our future happiness and security that we maintain a supply of skilled farmers and other agricultural workers to assure that! there always will be plenty products to supply our needs Future Farmers of Amer--' tea are training for this important work It is fitting that we honor them “I therefore join with others Terry's proclamation "The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of by and for farm boys who are studying vocational agriculture in the public high schools of the nation A local chapter of this fine organization Is active in' the South Cache High School Ihe ' sion The Division was activated at Camp Adair Orp and was aft signed sucrsifulTy to the 9th’ and 4lh corps while at that station In May 1943 it was transferred to Lewis Wash and- between Sept and Nov 1943 took part in the 4th Corp Maneuvers in Oregon Following these maneuvers it was assigned to Camp White Ore thuj coming under the 4th Army command The 96th received its first training In this country at Camp San Louis Obispo California under the 3rd corps command The Division left this country in July 1944 for the Pacific area After they arrived In Hawaii from the U S each unit was given extensive ' training in jungle waijg fare Upon completion of theift training the “Dead Eyes” as the 96th had been named started its combat action by invading and helping to liberate Leyte Philippine Islands under foe command Douglas MacArthur Maj Gen James L Bradley waa in command of foe Division while It was a mobilized combat organiza' tion Okinawa waa the next beaph that waa taken and two of foe toughest defensive positions held "by the" 96th were Monubaru 'Aift field and Conical HU1 On Ihe 20th mid-Ma- Wasted Effort - California State Legislature Holds Fate Of Caryl Chessman Eight-measur- es mit 60-da- Fees Wil and the division returning to the U S for inactivation -- Today the division is assigned the role of a ready reserve division under ‘command of Major Gen LeRoy Anderson lowing - Doubled After March 1st 50 Soda Springs Idaho— Phone 775 MEET' Larry Ripplinger Larry who will be r stu-im- ts V : 4 irlJ America" LARRY D i " RIPPLINGER Cat lie Valley for In Representative srnus'nt-clH'P- h end irive ftiH surnnH to the nrOTam r vocalo"Vci's-t'n- n in fo its HciiUnve ' Future Farmers of In ! 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The governor’s announcement session Seventeen others als' howl of could be spared by legislation Immediately brought The governor vailed the Chess-tor-s protest from angry state Icglsli--i who Indicated that any bill man decision bis “toughest prob- he took office to' abolish the death penalty will son-in-la- w NOW 450-su- b 96th Infantry Division The 96th' Iqfantry Division was scheduled --to be organized at Camp Wadsworth South Carolina In Sept 1918 but due to the And' lstice it was never activated during the first World War It came into being on paper fo 1023 as a Pacific Northwest Reserve Divi- NIBLEY DOG TAXES - LocalReservistsTrainWith Myrtle Lillian Johnson and Mabel Peterson with Fern Smith as accompanist Prof dark ployed “Meditation” from Thais The doubly trio sang “Peacel Leave with You” Dale Allred member of the Eleventh ward bishopric gave the Invocation Nolan Olsen of the Logan LDS Temple presidenMr cy and Bishop Jenkins were ' CROYDON Iowa (UPI) and Sirs Paul Lohr’a farmhouse speakers Marlon Nielsen a burned to foe ground Thursday read the' Twenty-thir- d Psalm Bishop Q V Cook gave while they were in a store buying wallpaper to decorate it the dosing prayer The 'grave in Logan cemetery was dedicated by Patriarch Charles Wild nephews Dahne James Walton a brother Pall- Muir James Spencer and Curtis bearers were Paul Walton nd Calderwood sons Relthmann- Pfam As America's future farmers these young men hold in tlieir gather intelligence minds and hands the progress and give attack warning -- over-winteri- Funeral services for Rebecca Calderwood were held Thursday in the Hall Mortuary chapel with ’ fast-firin- Mr poraf repoi dltions favorable over large ereas of desert breeding grounds However foe surviving beet leafhopper population was very low Such conditions in the past have been associated with seasons of light injury Mr Pont collected derert leafhoppers and caged them on healthy young sugar beets In about two weeks the percentage of these leafhoppers causing disease will be known The beet leafhoppers will produce at least one generation before the desert host plants mature which normally occurs from late April to early May When the desert' plants dry up the beet leafh o p p e r a migrate usually reaching the agricultural areas y of Utah from late Apgl until Dr Knowlton reports Pay Tribute To Mrs Calderwood JiS rsua r ImpressiverRite! unw - land-hare- Few beet leafhoppers lire expected totovade Utah sugar beet and tomato fields during I960 reports Dr George F Knowlton USU Extension entomologist Howard E Dorst federal-Uta- h Agricultural' Experiment Station entcfmelogiat Just returned from the southern desert breeding grounds of this pest There he cooperated with USDA entomologist Herbert Blakemore of the Plant Prat Control Division In conhection With the Insect aur- - ' Persons fir-In- I Fred Christensen Utah This Season (R-Wl- s) "V -r -- -- - — about the country lecturing ho- fore church and civic clubs Bundy’s lectures usually are built ' around churches that Cptnmun-ist- s are taking over America’s churches' He' once tailed the late Sen Joseph R McCarthy “the greatest man alive” and said: “I like McCarthy and his methods’’ -- Kills Four Few Leafhoppers Expected In World Council of Churches ' The Church League of America which also barks the manual is the creature of Edgar C Bunrtv of Wheaton 111 a former Army captain who now travels widely as-granted - ic of 1500000 Ann THE HERALD JOURNAl- -IJ iuh ) tlwiw-kaypUi- nt sen 460 TTnrUATtT Cuurt) UWcb 1 angrily protesting against the booklet ia the largestcoopera-tiv- e church body hi ‘America It Is composed of 23 major Protest-‘aand orthodox denominations witb 35 million members Its eonsUluent "bodlef“tnelude the main branches of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches three large Lutheran bodies the — Episcopal churchfour large Batoj tlat denominations the Greek Orthodox Church and five other eastern orthodox bodies two Quaker groups' the Christian churches and the United Church of Christ The American Council of Chris- -' ' tian Churches and the Interna- -' tional Council of Christian Churches which support charges in the manual are clwely-relate- d organizations established under the leadership of nr Carl Mcln- tire of Coilingswood NJ - The American Council now lists ss members 15 Protestant denom- (nations with a total membership Elaine Vanderbcek Loau -- linking some US clergymen with Communism The National Council of Church- gg of Christ In the USA which touched off the controversy' by : lyXBAY started The administration sup- - an economy move! 'ported by lha- Air Force History suggests there will be period of peril could lie Just ahead money to practice for some shake-u- p and Increase ia in the anna rac tfome reshuf- U andJapHn extrb aircraft en- Eisenhower's budget when the and fling poaaibly expansion of gines Snd part SAC Commander congressional appropriations comtho Elsenhower Administration's Gen Thomas S Power backed mittees are finished with their new defense budget seems likely by Democratic gritlc of the ad- hearing and when the Mg debate in order to stiffen measures for ministration thinks there should is over ' I offsetting Russia's missile supiM be a continuous air alert now Last year Congress voted the in the next three yers There ia agreement too' that President a net gain of 382258000 there will be a missile gap Re- - over what he asked for defense Only Temporary Peril it win be “moder-- To arrive at that net however it Up to now the millions of words publicans say adminia-overa- ll in the great debate seem to boil ate” and there wQl be no gap in eliminated $929461000 in trafion and added deterrent Demorequests power mony dow to —U S military power right crsilT fear it could mean national llOKAipiKlb in Its own proposals!" Tide year the difference now is second to none The Stra-eg- diaaslcr at wont and successful what the military departmentAir Command with is nu- - Soviet diplomatic blackmail a in- new s-wantedmoney and dear-arme- d Jet beftibers and mis- beaL the-- P re i i dept asked ConThe gap could be narftjWed or what— siles comprising the main deleft to provide amounts ' to rent to aggreraion la so potent dosed by more production of cur- gress 33338000000 a cut of 78 per cent that Russia would nut dare to pro- rent missiles ihe Atlas and Titan hi service requests The total mil-The adminlstrtlon prefers voke its retaliatory blows 0 power grows apace await the superior Mnu(eman and the admlnlft however and' during the next remains to be seen whether Dem-- ! 1 to three yean the Soviet will hatfe oents will propose more Atlas M05J7'0 befor sending the request Congress numerical superiority fn Uie most nd Titan squadrons awesome-weap— coueoived yet Sukcesslul Firing! the -lnierconUnental - balllstic - mi - 7 come to believe — There Is agreement ' that foei they could- - knock out America's Polaris submarine program could in a single sur- be retaliatory power stepped up The Navy would ' prise attack like to' double production makiiig —During this missile gap peri- ft six aubs a year with 16 Polarii ALPINE CW (UPI) od America may have to lake missiles each It baa feme Demo-rraii- c Foug were killed yesterday such extraordinary measures as persons The ' administrabscking when aVipeedlng ear struck a keeping a large portion of the tion wants to awslt successful Strategic Air Command on contin- of missiles from a submerx- - vehicle that Waa parked sideways uous airborne alert That- Would cd submarine to winding road acry : 4 verify ihe sen-’s- the' CaWorMa Highway Patrol prevent it being destroyed on ihe lliwal results it baa had in d ground ami serve notice on the firings Then there may be reported Kremlin that Russia could not es- a Identified 'the up Invrstlg'a spfcd cape retaliation In a related area' the Air Force dead as Ernest Gumfory 23 The period of peril will be would' like' of Its Artrxla N M Joe Gonzales Jr temporary! During the 24 Los Angeles Ray Smith' 36 B'7° bomp The Amerlca wllibe h cu the 2000mjIe El Crulro Calif and hla wife minlstraton toward a divcreiflccK deterrent i Linda 41 hnil nu! u tuobii The patrol said the car lit and certain to survive missile atarea the which Gumfory and Gonzales tack it will include Holarla mis- Democratic backing plana 'as a deterrent ' weapon were riding was parked ereas-- "' sile submarines' the g Which like the Polaria aub could wise at the bottom of a hill on Mimiteman Intercontinental bar-- roam at will always ready to hurl U S Highway 80 with its Uglifa ilslic missile based in underballistic missiles In retaliation for off hnd motor dead Smith's ear ground launch sites starling In ag tression The B17J) cutback is traveling al a high rate of speed 19(3 and-variety of military widely regardedas being chiefly waa unable to atop satellites to manurfl Bishop ' Great US Defense Debate RevievjingXhe - RivalGhurch ' : "" iOGAN ‘V UTAH |