Show r THE OGDEN (UTAH) JUIY1S 1935 FRIDAY EVENING Bt SIDE GLANCES galbbaitg 17 — '“All Faces West” 16 15 17 at the Ogden Stadium at 8:30 18— Baseball at Affleck Park Pocatello Bannocks vs Ogden Reds nightly at 8 Pioneer Days Events: July 18 19 — Free Pioneer Days horse show in the Ogden Stadium at 8 p m — 18 Square dance jamboree downtown at 8 p m July — 19 Western horse parade downtown 10 a m July — 20 Annual children’s parade downtown 9:30 a m July 21 22 23 25 — Pioneer Days rodeo series in the Ogden 20 July Stadium at 8:30 p m By NADINE SELTZER SWEETIE PIE Trade Freedom for Security? Leads to Bondage Prof Says By ALTON L BLAKESLEE NEW YORK (AP) — frading freedom for security makes many living things degenerate and go downhill in evolution jsays a j prominent biologist And there may be a lesson for humans in what happens to such forms of life as oysters barnacles bees ants and parasites adds Dr Horace W Stunkard New York University professor of biology He takes this biological look at “freedom bondage and the welfare state” in an article in Science magazine of the American Assn for the Advancement of Science j with (freedom “Independence to explore new vistas has been the essential condition of progress whereas the surrender of freedom in an attempt jto attain security has led to bondage regression and degeneracy!” he declares Have Basic Needs All animals have basic needs for food shelter and the opportunity to reproduce he jsays and all these “are sometimes included in the term security” Seeking security many animals give up certain of theirifreedoms and become dependentkBut Dr Stunkard sees dangers ind some times disasters in such (action: “The welfare state — f security with contingent subjection and dependency — offers an easy way of life but it is a slippery path which by a slow gradual process leads to loss o( integrity greater bondage and! eventual I “I hate to disillusion you but she’s just doing pantomime to a record!” DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS — and The short of it 1 1 — 12— 13 14 Egg-shap- ed Roman emperor and under Persian prince 4 5 6 river 8 Cowboy Wipe out 9 Disparaged Roger Stratford on the 19 Wounds 11 and 21 Great Lake 23 England (ab) nights 16 Sea nymph 24 Knock 20 The 27 Within circle (prefix) 22 29 Hottentots Bury land 32 Evoke 34 Imaginative 36 Ridicule 37 Cylindrical 38 Chair cats and 39 18 Slant 10 — — 24 Communists 25 Toward the 45 Roman garments sheltered side 46 French summers 26 Illegal 47 Girl’s name 28 Of the eye 48 California widow’ 30 The city 50 Auction 31 and 51 Famous deuces 33 Quoted English school 82 Sow 35 Paris’ wife 40 Starry 43 Birthmark 55 One who (suffix) - rt Off T M Bf U S SICA iinlw In Cwr IMS t the man who did a filled in on your vacation last year grand job!” Oh stop worrying Henry! 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degradation” ner Sedentary or “sitter” forms of Despite this outpouring of offas life such oysters and barna cles all have 'descefidGd from spring few survive to live out a life cycle independent ances“In a balanced condition of tors nature the reproductive capacity Begin With Freedom of any sptcies just equals the Many types begin life as losses occasioned by death But larvae They attach the parasite is not concerned themselves to some qbject and with the welfare of the offspring undergo changes as they begin It lives an entirely selfish exisa more secure adult life he tence and in the welfare state j writes the comfort and security of the abilities lose some They they existing generation is often mainhad before Organs of the head tained and enhanced by mortgagregress or atrophy sp do some ing the future of succeeding gennerve structures and j organs of erations” locomotion The clam has lost And parasites face the ultiits head the oyster has lost its mate disaster that their hosts head and foot begin to build up defenses to get “There appears to jbe a popu- rid of them lar notion that the trpnd of evoDr Stunkard says the finding lution is always onward and up- of independence as the essential ward but zoologists are aware condition of progress is shown by that this is not true There have a survey of the animal kingdom probably been as many retrogres- during human history and by also sive as progressive changes” evolution during geologic history: In general says Stunkard “Dependency and degeneracy n "progressive evolutionary changes go hand in hand The are correlated with ar( active vigto obtain comfort attempt orous type of life Whereas the without effort to get something adoption of sluggish' passive and for nothing persists as one of the inert habits leads tq regressive illusions that in all ages has inchanges in the physiology and trigued and misled the wary” structure of animals’ Ants and bees live in bondage j he declares Ants may appear toi be “a busy efficient happy family” but ! 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