Show Logai Utah - "i 'V' k ' ' 9 - ' " - U S Cowboy A Hit In Russia ' — s i it - -- - - - MOSCOW (UPI) It b Just 10 p jn and cold and dark after outside the Estrada Variety Theater but still about 75 teen-age- d girls and a few middle-age- d women wait patiently Suddenly the door opens and out comes Dean Reed Colorado dude ranch cowboy tuned actor-singe- r The crowd goes wild They grab at his clothes thrust flowers into his hands and plead for autographs Several times be b nearly knocked to the ground and trampled Finally after what seems like 15 minutes but b only five he reaches hb car “Wow” he moans slumping into hb seat “It wasn’t too bad tonight” For the gazette Chambers daaghter of Mr aad Mrs handsome American the treatment b the price he must pay for being a pop star in the Soviet Union It is also the price he must pay for being an unkown in hb native land It b probable that many of Reed’s Soviet fans couldn’t care lea about hb political views Smithfield Candidates DAIRY PRINCESSES far H7I to repmeat StafttfkU wffl be chaaaa ea Ttanday erasing at 7:N la the Seated Ward CUtBral Hal Ike public b Invited Is attend Beau af the (Me whs am be b tec eeateit are shows above: Fna left Dixie Abd Slighter of Mr and Mrs Fred Abd The Herald Jeeraul— 13 Wednesday April 25 1171 d Steve Chamben Jaaet Hebdeu daaghter Mr aid Mrs Rex Hebdoa Sheri Hlllyard daaghter and like him only for hb good looks and voice But the Kremlin cars and hb views are the reason he b the outside those only American sanctioned by the Washtagton-Moscocultural agreement to perform here Reed who has been living outside the United States since 1962 doing television programs and making films in South America and Italy makes no secret of hb admiration for the Communist way of Ute But he abhors being labeled “I’m an artist with a social consctence who believes that hb art must be dedicated to a cause— and that cause b the betterment of mankind” he aid in an interview after completing a concert serin here The words from the brownhaired singer come in a monotone mechanical manner as if he has repeated them manv times "I m not a party member because I believe art is outside" he said “Nobody has w strings on me I’m not a puppet I have no discipline from any party I follow my own conscience as I feel artiste must do” Reed attributes hb political views to time spent with Hollywood drama coach Paton Price who was Jailed for several yeara during World War II for hb pacifist beliefs living in South America and hb first visit to the Soviet Union in 1965 Mm influenced hb thinking he aid After hb visit he went through an agonizing period of trying to decide which social system he preferred a former Mbs Calibrate left him last year taking their daughter They plan right thing was I being to be divorced Reed says he will go propagandized? Every night I’d go through a fight I’d stay up anywhere anytime to stag to people “My aim b to get to night after night reading” Finally came the decision to them" TO do m he uses a variety of ally himself with the Socialist countries and their “progress- songs and singing styla to ive” way of life Since then he appeal to old and young alike has made three concert tours Hb repertoire includes everyhere numerous television ap- thing from “Yiddisha Mama” pearances and several record and “We Shall Overcome” to and “My Way” albums which are big sellers “There were days and nighb of not sleeping a pain in my conscbnce Was I doing the wife “Guan-tanamar- He Reed seems to Strive on the pace But it apparently was too much for hb marrbge Hb ays a" one-four- th af hb songs are political Hb stage chatter which has to be translated as he qwaks only a few words of Russian b full of criticism of the United States for ib Vietnam policy controversy between Spate and and of the “aggressive” Israeli Great Britain He passed the government ter occupation of area where Ocean Shores b Arab lands now located near the mouth of Despite thb and the fact teat Grays Harbor at about midhe symbolically washed an night on April 27 1792 American flag fa front of the To celebrate “Undiscovery Uj Embassy fa Santiago which he was Day” residents will go to the Chib in 1970-- for beach at midnight and yell in arrested-Re- ed said he b still unison “Hey George!" proud to be an American Undiscovery Day Declared OCEAN SHORES Wash (UPI) — The city tethers of this town have declared Friday as “Undiscovery Day” marking the 181st anniversary of the day Capt George Vancouver sailed past Ocean Shores without discovering it Vancouver was en route to Nootka Sound on what b now Vancouver Island to settle a d Mr aad Mrs Gka HlQyird Jo daaghter d Mr aad Mrs Qw Mariaaae Dowas daaghter of Mr aad Mrs L Rdu Dorns aid Sasaa HOI daaghter d Mr and Mrs Leea H11L West Might Have To Bow For Oil By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Fsreifi News Analyst As the world’s industrial nations bee up to a growing energy crisis they abo may be forced to reassess their relations with Israel vs the Arab oil producing states It becomes increasingly m as die Arab nstions step up action to reclaim their natural re- sources from western companies and as governments react with increasing awarenea to the knowledge that for the next 20 years or so they mot depend for vital oil supplbs upon a region noted for ib instability and political volatility More than 60 per cent of the world’s known oil reserves center upon tee region around the Persian gulf The possibility that Mideast-er- a oil might someday be used a political weapon b a bugbear which has existed In die minds of economists since when the Arab the states first organised their boycott against Israel That it tailed to materialize wo due both to Arab disunity mld-194- and to the fact that production and distribution of the ail remained primarily fa tee hands of United States and other western producers Accompanying the changing picture are increasingly shrill Arab denunciations of the United States and lb role as chief supporter of Israel and lb mate supjdier of war material In Cairo the editor of tee newspaper A1 Akhbar called for a boycott against “everything American so that the White House will come to realize what a high price it will have to pay” More important than mere words was a warning from Saudi Arabia's minister ' of petroleum that hb country would find it difficult to increase oil production if the United States did not hdp to bring about a political settlement in tee Middle East sstisbetory to the Arab states By thb he was understood to men pressure upon brad to yield territory seized in the 1967 Arab-Israe-li war It was especially noteworthy became Saudi Arabb b rated a friend of the United States and far thb and reasons of ib own development needs has been reluctant to Join in past threats of an anti-S boycott Of some 265 billion bands of oil estimated in Mideastem oil reserves Saudi Arabb’s share Is placed at 160 billion barrels White not a miteary factor against brad Saudi Arabb contributes substantially to Egypt to make up for tea of the Sues Canal and b said to lend support to ' Palestinian commandos to the tune of $15 million annually Any Arab action threatening American oil supplbs pub to a severe test the Washington policy which has been to retain Arab good will but at the same time to bolster brad militarily with aid which currently b naming at about 6500 million per year It would add a new and potentially devastating twist to the boycott with which the Arab league for nearly 90 years has been challenging those American Anns doing bustaea In or with Israel It ha largely been ineffective but oil would be something U da Congressional Oratory Clicks His Topiostat By DICE WEST aspiration to sublimity in the We midst Click! (UPI) owe a lot to our brains you and Generally speaking however L Brains are what keep us nothing clicks my topiostat from having nervous break- quicker than Congressional downs oratory As in a recent issue of Each human brain b the Congressional Record: equipped with an automatic Rep John M Zwach topiostat ted b embedded in —“Mr Speaker fa an effort to tee occipital lobe aomewhere put current food prices in their of the medulla we proper perspective oblongata teould" Click! The topiostat determines bow Rep Steven D Symms much information about any —“Mr Speaker every given topic the nervous system once in awhile business can safdy absorb When that crawls into bed big with govern levd b readied the topioatat cub off tea preventing the nervous system from becoming overloaded and subsequently breaking down WASHINGTON If you know someone who has (UPI) -Khad a nervous breakdown you enneth Reitz a former official may be sure hb or her of Resident Nixon’s campaign topiostat wai temporarily out of committee and a key man in order Republican efforts to capture I have a friend whose trigger Congress next year resigned from the GOP National Comword b “Wounded Knee" “I’m very interested in the mittee Tuesday Chairman situation but lately when I aee George Bush announced Bush aid the that name in print I start thinking about something else” director of the New Majority he told me Campaign for 1974 quit to take individual Another might a “quite extraordinary” Job in absorb unlimited quantities of private industry Reitz’ resignaWounded Knee developments tion had not been expected by but quickly reach the cutoff Bush who had Just assigned point with respect to Daniel him to tie together House and EUsberg Earl Butz or Water- Senate campaign efforts with gate We never know in the national committee in next advance what our capacities year's congressional races GOP officiate aid they knew are I have discovered that my of no instance in' which Reitz’ topiostat is set way down fa name had been mentioned in regard to art experts explaining connection with the Watergate affair the paintings of Pablo Picasso Reitz a native of Wisconsin I can and have spent hours viewing Picasra's works But as mansged the first two camsoon as someone starts explain- paign of Rep William Steiger in 1966 and 1968 and the ing them to me as has gone on constantly since hb recent 1970 campaign of Sen William Brock He was asdeath my topiostat clicks off In hb “blue per- sociated fa a public relation iod" I can only get as far as firm with Harry Treleaven and “blue shows itself as an Jama Allison Jr abo active WASHINGTON - of” nn north-northea- st ho ment and” Click! Rep Bob Wilson RCalif -“Mr Speaker millions of Americans in all sections of the country and all walks of life were outraged by Jane Fonda's love affair with” Click! Sen Gaylord Nelson —“Mr an old President Chinese proverb states" is Click! Sen Frank Church President no wonder there b a breakdown of respect fir authority in thb country —“Mr Just look at-- ” dick! Reitz Resigns From Committee is nn in GOP campaign affairs and in 1971 became director of the youth division of the Committee to Re-Ele- ct the President That division was charged with the responsibility of attracting voters in the II to 90 year age group to the Nixon camp National committee officiate said they did not have detaib of Reitz’ new Job Reitz was not available for questions Cardboard Policeman Contemplated ALREWAS England (UPI) The Alrewas village council -- b planning to station cardboard policemen on the main street to discourage speeders “We would change the cops around a tat and occasionally a real policeman among the councilman Reginald Stubbs aid Tuesday “The speeding motorist could never be sure” Cache Country Carpet is authorized to use the CALIFORNIA REDWOOD ASSOCIATION seal on all its Selected top quality redwood is furniture your guarantee of the highest quality materials All furniture items well braced braces are this of the most perfect lumber available for type ’All items deluxe either well bolted or screwed into place have edges eased to prevent splinter damage and sharpness All hardware is plated to protect against corrosion All items are stained with a Redwood stain wth a sealer and color pigment additive to reduce warping and cracking and to bring out natural beauty All deluxe items are made from 2" clean lumber and have padded floral while they last cushions that defy sun and rain Outstanding savings (1) (2) (3) (4) SETTE UMBRELLA TET-A-TE- TE REC COFFEE $6000 Sale $3995 $4000 Sal $2500 $8000 Sal $5$9S Rg $2500 Sal $1695 Reg Reg Reg TABU (5) (6) (7) (8) CHAIR ROUND COFFEE TABLE ROCKER LOUNGE Rg Rg Rg Rg $4500 $3000 $5000 $5500 Sal Sal Sal Sal $2495 $1 895 $2995 $3495 life-siz- CJ 750 West 2nd North SALE HOURS 9 to 6 Mon - Sot 753-067- 6 k 9 |