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Show THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah Thursday. August 11. 1955 Children of Former Residents Let's Get Down To Earth! Know Your Life Signs il if 0$jfaM I SUPPOSE CONGRESS FIGURES WE PONY NEED ROADS NOW THAT IKE HAS PLANS VOQ. A. y "Traffic signs are Signs of Life. Know and obey them." Superintendent Lyle Hyatt of the Utah Highway Patrol I gave that advice to motorists today as he urged them to support the August Signs of Life program of the Utah Safety IV Council. This program is designed to promote better knowledge of traffic signs and signals and to encourage strict obedience to them. "Traffic sign locations are determined by careful engineering studies," Mr. Hyatt said. "Whenever you see one there's a sound reason for its presence, and it's to your advantage to obey it." The Patrol chief emphasized that traffic signs, signals and pavement markings for both motorists and pedestrians should be given the same obedience accorded a traffic offi- MfM MiM$ cer. He advised motorists to learn the Signs of Life by shape so that they may be recognized on sight. Due to recent revisions in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, he said, vacationing motorists may see signs of unfamiliar shape and color. The manual now recommends that the octagonal stop sign be red instead of yellow. It also recommends the use of a Yield Right of Way sign, triangular in shape and yellow in color. This brings the number of basic sign shapes to six. Superintendent Hyatt listed them asfollows: 1. EIGHT-SIDED- , yellow or red. This sign means STOP, one message, one requirement never anything else. 2. DIAMOND, yellow. This" sign indicates danger ahead, carries such messages as Slow, School, Narrow Bridge, Men Working, or the directional symbols describing curves, intersections, side roads, etc. It means slow down, stay alert. 3. RECTANGULAR, white. Tells of speed limits, marks no passing zones, gives other regulatory information such as parking rules. Obey its message. 4. TRIANGULAR, yellow. This sign is the Yield Right of Way. It tells the motorist to defer to the driver on the intersecting street. However, he need not come to a full stop except when necessary to avoid traffic on the intersecting street. 5. ROUND, yellow. Sign warns of a highway-railroaintersection 300 to 500 feet ahead. This sign calls for reduced speed and extra caution, so the driver can make sure no train is coming before he drives across the tracks. 6. RAILROAD CROSSBUCK marks the intersection of highway and railway. Cross only when the way is clear. d LOorxiHG nncnD LL rOtGearoel Let's Not Be Fooled ' The handful of godless men who control the destiny of the international Communist conspiracy are attempting to create the impression that their intentions toward the nations outside the Iron Curtain are genuinely friendly. On the basis of every official Communist tenet, and every official Communist act of , the last 35 years, the mask of friendliness does not fit the faces of the Kremlin bosses. And yet, a world, fearful of terrible new wars, struggles today to convince itself that wishful thinking is not wishful thinking at all, that Khrushchev, Molotov, Bulganin, masters of Red slavery that has overrun nearly half the earth since 1917, have suddenly changed the whole character of Communism and its historic goal of world domination. This is wishful thinking of the most dangerous kind. The central purpose of Communism, as writs ten into the basic by Marx, Lenin Stalin and all the rest, is the creation of a new war-wear- y text-book- mm POPVL4 world order replacing capitalism. Over and over again declares that it cannot exist in the same world with capitalism. Take Binding Oath The oath to which every Communist in America pledges himself, with clenched fist upraised and a fire of dedication glowing in his eyes, is plainly printed in the Communist Party Manual on Organization, page 105: It says: "I now take my place in the ranks of the Communist Party, the Party of the working class. I take this solemn oath to give the best that is in me to the service of my class. I pledge myself to spare no effort in uniting the workers in militant struggle I pledge myself to rally the masses to defend the Soviet Union, I pledge myself to remain at all times a vigilant and firm de fender of the Leninist line of the Party, the only line that insures the triumph of Soviet power in tiie United States." I have talked with more than one person who has taken this solemn oath, while secretly serving as an FBI counterspy. They have observed scores of other persons taking the oath. "To each new Communist," they told me, "this oath pledge is the greatest event of his life. The Com-unis- m fUSS ftTVUS Communist triumph over Amer ica and all other nations becomes the central overpowering motive fh his life, everything else is subordinated." Core of Communism Neither Molotov, Bulganin or Khrushchev can tell the 25,000 hard core Communists in America, and their 5.000,000 fellow conspirators in the 60 nations outside the Iron Curtain, that this central objective of Communism has now been abolished. It is the great goal that ties the Communists together. Of course, no Communist leader, in the Kremlin or elsewhere, has any desire to abolish it. Their present pose of "live and let live" is' a strategy forced upon the Moscow bosses by internal troubles within Russia. Herbert Philbrick, the always loyal American who served for years as ' a secret FBI agent in the highest ranks of the Communist underground, fears that a great many .Americans will be fooled by the "friendly" mask which the Red leaders are wearing these days. Philbrick, who writes a weekly column for the New York Herald Tribune, maintains direct contact with the Red underground through secret sources. In a recent column he reported: Win Awards The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stines of Phoenix, Ariz., have been taking the beauty prizes in that area. Mrs. Stines is the former Peggy Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen, who formerly owned a home in Tremonton. Diana the five year old daughter won first place and a Blue Ribbon in the Baby Beauty contest for the five and six year Not Without Sfruggle "At secret meetings last week, the Reds were being told: "It is impossible for capitalism to compete with Communism." Red instructors quoted the Comin- form as declaring: "The two world social systems, the world system of Communism and the world system of Capitalism, are represented by two diametrically opposed courses of inter national policy, peace cannot be won without struggle." To a Communist," explained Phil brick, "the meaning of the word 'struggle" is very clear; revo lutionary overthrow of capital ist regimes and the establishment of "Soviet Socialist Republics." Thus Philbrick, while the Red bosses are wearing their "friendly" masks and declaring policies contrary to fundamental Communist doctrine, "they are making sure," he emphasized, "that their own members are not confused. The Reds get a careful and precise explanation of the difference of the two party lines: the "legal," or above ground line for public consumption, and the "illegal," or underground line tuaght in secret cell meetings for the benefit of their own apparatus." Next week: Why The Reds Want Time. reported old group. Sandra, their four year old took second place in the four to five year old group, and Linda, two was the winner of third place in the younger, two to three year olds. The winners were chosen on facial beauty body health, beauty, and personality. Diana the eldest girl was later crowned Superior Baby Queen of Phoenix, over all age groups. The proud Allen grandparents, are now living at Blue Creek for the summer, and the live at Stine grandparents Ozark, Mo. Scott Ellis of Salt Lake City is spending two weeks with the D. B. Green family. LIBERTY THEATRE THEM New ONTON NEW LOW PRICES Adults 50 1- Children - 20 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 12. 13 i& BRIDGES 0gCROSS ;r tut,. CARTOON w 2 Reeler SUNDAY. MONDAY. AUGUST 14. unvBUMT' iriRK DOUGLAS JEANNc CKAiii CS3 CUKE WIIMAM MAU CAMnrU . COIDAT MYINA SERIAL TUESDAY. 15. 16 fleohnioofor lv, 1 1. 1 u j , i M i1 . iwKr&G IICHMD BOON! HANSEN NEWS SHORT WEDNESDAY CARTOON and THURSDAY AUGUST rn. 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