Show TH3 OGDEN (UTAH) 4A SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R I 1955 JUNE Famous Sioux Chief Crazy Horse to Ride Again in South Dakota Ever Eat Ants or Baked Worms? Explorers Club Has I — V The largest memorial ever Members Lead Exotic Lives: Adventures Even Shame Fiction dertaken by man is rising from 44 FTj a mass of — TT (Editor's note: Ever eat a fried ant or a baked worm? Both bare turned up as hors d’ouemi at a unique club la Manhattan What's more the conversation can be more exotic than the menu Here's the story of the Explorers Club where adventure fiction is paled by the reports of members) 1 ' BySAULPETT NEW YORK ( AP) — One night about four years ago thieves 'broke into the Explorers Club in Manhattan picked their way past rare tusks fossils war drums snake skins spears and arrows and swiped the club’s least valued possession — its television set Had the thieves tried they might have gotten the set just by asking Nobody watched it anyway Nobody has missed it since There is no thought to replace it Such indifference to civilization’s newest escape hatch is The Ex- quite understandable tricity He’s the man who deplorers Club is one place that has Alaska looking for a mate to a rare vises such hors d’ouevres as fried no need of canned entertainment type of white male bear he caught previously Eigel Knuth is mapping the northern part of "Peary Land’ in Greenland and others are in the North Australian jungle India the Upper Arctic and the Tibesti Mountains of Africa The club’s roster of past and present members includes Adm Robert E Peary Adm Richard E Byrd Theodore Roosevelt Sir Emund Hillary Bernt Balchen Roy Chapman Andrews Sir HuWilliam Beebe bert Wilkins Lowell Thomai Vihjalmur Thor Heyerdahl Capt Bob Bartlett Hugo Eckener Lincoln Ellsworth Matt Henson and Peter Freuchen Used In Broadest Sense Since it uses the word explore” in its broadest sense the club includes not ony geographical explorers mountain climbers and animal collectors but also men who study the mysteries of the ionosphere the secrets of the ocean depths the patterns of primitive cultures the skeletons in the closets of lost civilizations the stars cosmic rays and just about every field where man tries to penetrate the unknown 2k Clearly this is not the sort of organization that runs out of conversation The range is wide from the question of whether cosmic rays cause life on the ocean bottom to the prospect of driving a team of musk oxen across Greenland Find Argument You can even get some argument still' on whether the canal should have been cut through Nicaragua instead of Panama or whether the club's first president Peary actually beat its second president Dr Frederick Cook to the North Pole Formed in 1904 to promote scientific exploration and to give explorers both a social and professional clearing house the club now has nearly 1000 members and associate members Among them you can meet such colorful rovers as Peter Freuchen Arnold H Haverlee and Chief of synthetic adventure or vicarious living These boys live what the rest of us read and dream about Members have carried the club flag 24000 feet up the Himalayas 3000 feet under the ocean in a bathysphere over both Poles across every desert into every jungle and on the aoil of every nation of the world If man’s-fir- st expedition to the moon reaches there without an Explorers Club flag It might shock the membership into a year's mourning But they have reason to hope Their flag already has soared’higher than any human having traveled 216 miles above the earth in a V-- rocket In all the club flag has traveled on more than 170 expedi— all duly tions in a on a big map tacks recorded with in the clubhouse At this writing there are seven expeditions in the field Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark is studying the distribution of races along the border of Tibet Louis Agathon is in souped-U- p 2 half-centur- y flag-bearin- g Stef-ansso- n 1 SELF-STORIN- G Cldfin-fhearghu- CANVAS URANIUM Offering Price Her is the awning you’ve been a roll-u- p waiting for protected canvas awning that stays up all year Ready1 for instant use whenever you need protection from sun v is made of colorThe ful or washable fabrics in over 100 patterns Don’t wait See the "Hide-A-Wa- y at once and get your Free Estimates Easy budget terms if desired out-of-the-w- ay Hide-A-Wi- PER SHARE UOXER & SONS - TINTS 1 5000000 Shares Non-Assassa- AWNINGS UPHOLSTERY llvd 1261 Wash Ph 2-2- 13 bl Capitol Stock 1 Old Arctic Explorer Freuchen the old Arctic traveler is a big husky man with an impressive beard a peg leg and a blunt gruff manner toward younger explorers who come back with films in which they can’t identify every last animal Years ago up in Hudson’s Bay fatigue overcame Freuchen and he fell asleep in a snow storm Awakening he found his left foot frozen and gangrene moving in Freuchen removed his own toes with pliers and a hammer Later a doctor amputated the foot at the ankle It has not hurt Freuch-en’-s sense of humor Haverlee an expert On Lap-lan-d and a far from melancholy Dane is the devilish expert who has made some of the club’s dinner menus famous for their eccen- - Value c Par WIARINO FUIUC HAS LONG NIIDKDI THI SIRVICI MADI SNUO AND COMFOKTAILI WHIll YOU WAITI Using th tom plastic dentures ara mad frem RELINI IS GUARANTIED ta LAST THE LIFE OF DENTAL NATES Cracked ar breken dental plate repaired and teeth replaced while yea wait Old plates duplicated ia CAN mining claims and proper- ties The cdrporation holds neir unpatented claims comMoab Utah The pany's properties are in the exploratory stage THK DINTURK LOOSE FALSE TEETH The principal purpose of the corporation is to acquire own and develop new material p DENTURE REPAIR LAB Opam An Offering Circular t A M Site Days A Weak— Evenings byAppafntmant Phono 3360 Porter Ava Ogden t listed In Yriew Page of Telephen S is Katanga termites fresh alligator eggs or “Kon Tiki specials” composed of assorted raw shark tuna octopus and sea snake Such things are not entirely a gag apparently an explorer will taste anything recommended by another explorer Thus recent tasters at the club sampled fried ants from the Belgian Congo baked worms from Mexico and fried grasshoppers from Japan There were no casualties Descended From Kings Chief of Clannfhearghuis a mapmaker who is said to be descended from 178 Scottish kings including MacBeth favors kilts and a thin waxy mustache A veteran of Khyber Pass and other bloody engagements in India the chief is an outspoken foe of hunters who hunt purely for sport During one lecture as ’the lecturer’s film showed a big Alaskan brown bear being shot from a boat the chief stood up angrily and shouted: “That is simply slaughter not sportsmanship” Whereupon the lecturer responded “I notice you have many heads and horns around the about his current mapmaking Chief of Clannfhearghuis proves a graciously voluble guide in leady ing visitors around the club's in an apartheadquarters ment building just west of Central Park One of the club’s most valued possessions — for which it would gladly trade 1000 TV sets — has been mysteriously missing recently This was a dinosaur egg one of few brought back from Outer Mongolia by Roy Chapman Andrews But there’s still much to see: The tusk of a mammoth ancestor of the elephant the skin of an Anaconda snake shot in Brazil banging 30 feet from ceiling to floor the bell from the cutter which carried Adm Byrd to the South Pole an ancient table in the library which is said to have been owned 500 years ago by Prince Henry of Portugal (it was the chief who acquired the table but as to how he remains silent beyond the single comment “I’m probably related to the original owners anyway” Ubani lip discus Waganda war drums and vicious Ghurka knife a Communist flag captured at Pyongyang a fossil clam 60 million years old a rare pair of double elephant tusks supplied by Armand Dennis (it was also Dennis who once brought into the club two savages fresh from Africa — he had to remove them soon after they broke into the liquor closet grabbed spears and knives off the walla and started a small war) Out in the main room in a special case reserved for their dearest possessions the explorers maintain “Mokonji” a stuffed Congolese pferrot who used to be the club’s mascot The bird who died of a cold caught from one of the club’s windier members reputedly could swear in eight or 10 languages “Spoke a perfect Kantu” adds Chief of Clannfhearghuis sadly Directory 2-16- 67 4-26- the sounds that mean so much to you 01 FLEGAL & COMPANY OF OGDEN T1ELVIN C 2620 Washington Blvd Ogden Utah r Telephone 4-34- 85 OGDEN URANIUM BROKERS Thert art priceless sounds throughout a lifetime that you need neverbe denied In the past price alone has prevented many from enjoying the greater clarity compactness convenience and operating economy offered by transistor hearing aids Now Zenith is proud to shatter this price obstacle with the astounding new '75-X- 2419 Kiesel Avenue " (ARM 263 FT? HEIGHT 563 FT HEAD 219 FT 4-04- t’'' St j j WIDTH L selling He Even Crossed the Atlantic j a CORPORATION 1946 South Main Street Salt Lake City Utah y BOOSIER CITY La (AP)— The pyramids along the Nile are Eugene beckoning to Hart who has traveled farther on two cents than many people do in a lifetime of deficit spending Last summer he lit out for England as the uninvited and unpaying guest 6f the United States Lines And just recently he set off again for climes unknow r before police put him under house arrest “He’s not even going as far as Shreveport unless I’m along" decreed Eugene’s mother Mrs Hiidegarde Hart when he made known his desire to ramble over Pago” Would Be Tempting Pago Pago w'puld be tempting but right now Eugene has set his mind to scrutinizing the sphinx and ogling the obelisk The 50 cents would come in handy at 1 940 South Main Street Sell Luke City Utah fllNtllMO j Meet at 9pf 1 tka fieri a g ctovtar refetteg t INCA I Hew Tubeless rs L PAY NOTHING DOWN ONLY 7M A MONTH ' (f Addres- s- s take off-- ’ Cruise Wardrobe Eugene’s cruise wardrobe which started off with sneakers blue jeans and a sports shirt soon was augmented by donations from the ship’s chest The proudest possession in his trophy collection is a black turtleneck sweater a bit oil stained and gene at the elbows that formerly housed the massive expanse of an I k ’ The driver cut short the westward migration at Dallas when he feund Eugene lurking under a back seat Again two cents was his only visible means of support and Texas juvenile authorities were called in to ponder the or this reason his youngef brother Charles who is 10 hal never been invited albng1 and his mother is seldom provided with advance travel details cr even much information on his return He once was gone thrpe day while his mother and the Combined police forces of Shreveport shortage Boosier City hunted franticaland Like Kipling Eugene believes ly The itinerary of that jaunt that “down gehenna or up to the is still classified information throne he travels fastest who Patriotic Gesture travels alone” Eugene first felt the sand tingling in his shoes when his older brother Fred was stationed in San Diego in the As a patriotic ' gesture he sallied forth to bolster big brother’s morale and once more the To bus company proved stuffy in -- Attlee May Yield Demands Quit kla-rin- es Dallas “I didn’t really care” said Eugene “It wasn’t a through bus anyway and there would have been a layover in AlI was buquerque hungry” “He’s not a bad boy really” says Mrs Hart “He’s never been in any kind of trouble except He tfyat he has the wanderlust sees the buses going by and he wants to be on them” As a veteran Longfellow a thougli paying tourist once put it: “A boy’s will is the wind’s will and the thoughts of youth are long thoughts" But so too are the thoughts of frantic parents and overworked policemen Party Leadership DURHAM England (UP) — leadClement Attlee er of the opposition Labor Party hinted yesterday he may yield to demands that he resign because of his age “Leadership will now be passing on to younger generations’’ he said in a speech to a women’s group here “Whether locally or nationally the young people are coming on We must get them to realize that the survival of freedom and democracy depepds on them” The Laborite tabloid Daily Mirror blaming the opposition party’s defeat in last month’s general election on the age of its leaders has been demanding that Attlee and other older party officials step down Hugh Dalton-6- 7 resigned from 20-ho- assistant engineer Traveling light has always been Eugene’s forte He once boarded a bus decked out only in a bed sheet after being locked in his room to prevent future peregrinations The driver unused to tunic-clahitchhikers on the public highway was a setup for a wild tale of pilferage at the ole the Laborite leadership in parliament yesterday to make way for swimming hole a younger man He Didn’t Get Far It is not certain who would sucBecause of his limited attire ceed Attlee if he were to quit Eugene didn’t get far that trip Herbert Morrison his deputy is But on another occasion he wan- as old as Dalton Aneurin Bevan dered over to the Shreveport bus 57 and Hugh Gaitskell 49 the station took advantage of a cof- leading “young laborites” both fee stop and ‘stowed away on a are opposed by sizable factions California-bounbus within the party MOVING? 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