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Show IS ; mail wmm l by HAL WlLUAMo THE VIEWS expressed in this column or any previous cpHuma are those of the author, Mr. Williams, and not necessarily those et the Orem-Geneva Times management. U.S. COMMUNIST PARTY TO RUN CANDIDATES For the first time in 24 years, the Communist Party U.S.A. has decided to field candidates for President and vice-president in the 1968 election. Gus Hall, general secretary of the Communist Party, said in a recent interview of San Francisco: Fran-cisco: "Our candidates can make a unique contribution to the electoral elec-toral struggle. Most candidates talk about the evils of racism, poverty, and war. We will discuss not only these evils but their causes. With an estimated 13,000 dues-paying dues-paying members and 100, 000 people peo-ple "who agree with our program prog-ram and 'policy," - Hall said that the Communist Party will select its candidates at the party's next national board meeting within two weeks. Nominees will begin campaigning campaign-ing immediately, he added, but will be subject to final ratification ratifi-cation at a special party convention conven-tion July 4 where delegates will be free to choose other candidates candid-ates if they decide to do so. For tactical reasons mainly suppression of the partythere have not been Communist candidates can-didates for 24 years, Hall said. The Communist Party is interested in-terested in other candidates as . well as those in the Peace and ; Freedom party, the latter of J which is a legal party on the ; California ballot. ; Hall announced that there is an 'interesting experimentation going on in Los Angeles where Ben Dobbs, a leading Communist, is a Congressional candidate for the Peace and Freedom party. The party," Hall said, "will launch a legal fight to get the party on the ballot in all 50 states and will select one o' two of the 37 states where the Communist Party is specifically denied a spot on the ballot for court tests based on the one-man, one-man, one-vote ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court." On other issues, Hall (Gustavo Halberg) gave the Communist line, of course! ON VIETNAM: "The Paris talks have tremendous significance. The peace struggle and the struggle strug-gle of the Vietnamese have forced for-ced open the door to peace. If the pressure continues, it will further open the wedge of peace based on the full right of the Vietnamese people to self-determination. "It means the complete with-drawl with-drawl of U.S. troops from Vietnam, Viet-nam, Southeast Asia, and around the world a withdrawal into the continental U.S. ... If the U.S. reverses its aggressive policies, then in no time at all the troops of all countries will be withdrawn with-drawn to within their own borders." bor-ders." ON LOOTING and violence "trends" in the black liberation movement: Hall laughed and said, "I'm an old looter from way back. I led looting in the depression in Minneapolis and served time for it. There was looting because people were hungry. The cause is the same now: there's want. "You can't be surprised when a people finally rebel. People rebel against injustice, and that's what people are doing in the ghetto. Instead of getting excited about looting and burning, America should be getting excited about what is it about American capitalism cap-italism that causes this rebellionand rebel-lionand then put pressure on the federal government to do something some-thing about it." There one has it the official We care where our product is served. Beer served in pleasant and wholesome surroundings is the aim of the United States Brewers Association. And we are always striving to do something about it. The USBA is represented by field men around the country. They meet with proprietors of establishments where beer is sold. They work in every way possible to promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served. This USBA effort means even more enjoyable places for America's great beverage of moderation. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 366 SOUTH MH EAST SALT IAKC ClTV UTAH Berlin "Hen Silo" Is for fhe Birds r yrrrr xftt r t fit ? iwrTr. Willi i ' WXWl 'Iff. VH HV 1 tit ' HO VI . VAX n cirO Nicknamed the "hen silo," an impressive 10-story building in West Berlin houses 140,000 hens that lay 100,000 eggs per day. A second "hen silo" of approximately approxi-mately the same size and capacity is under consideration. Such a two-unit plant would produce more eggs than are marketed by all other chicken farmers in the Berlin area. Of Westphalian stock, the birds are taken in at 20 weeks of ege and kept on thejob for about 72 weeks, during which period each hen lays an average of 240 eggs. Because the hens won't eat in the dark, their quarters are kept illuminated illumin-ated for 10 hours out of the 24; and this is increased gradually to 18 hours per day as the birds grow older and start laying fewer eggs. When the hens get to be 96 weeks old, they are sent on their way to the soup bowl. Fully climate-controlled, the building also has piped-in "music to lay eggs by." Conveyor belts and specialized automatic equipment collect, sort and package 10,000 eggs per hour, then deliver each shipment to vans waiting at the loading ramp. A useful by-product of this large.-scale operation is the annual yield of 2,000 tons of dried chicken manure; which serves as an excellent fertilizer. Communist line from the party chieftan in America. How many people have been and are being conditioned by the mass media to have the same line of thinking? Certainly, Americans should be well enough read and informed to recognize the untruths in his statements as well as the party's supporting the black rebellion. Elsewhere in California, Mrs. Dorothy Healey, chairman of the Communist Party of Southern California, was giving the Communist Com-munist line in panel discussions at San Fernando Valley State College and at the University of Southern California. Peculiar, isn't it, that America allows the freedom of its own destruction. Yet, a lawsuit is pending for the Communist Party to make it legal in all the states. No matter what it does as a unit, the party still takes orders from Moscow, is financed by. Moscow, and is leading the present pre-sent revolution to help break America's back. And a country with a broken back is prone for a take-over. Forest Crew Awarded For Excellence Recently a cash award of $300 was presented to the Recreation Construction Crew by C.S. Thornock, Forrest Supervisor Super-visor of the Uinta National Forest. For-est. Supervisor Thornock said that their excellent work has received national recognition from the Chief Forest Service Landscape Architect, Edward H. Stone, of Washington, D.C. Mr. Stone inspected in-spected some of the construction work last fall and was very complimentary of the fine quality workmanship performed by this construction crew. The 5-man crew is made up of Andrew Johnson, Foreman, Orem; Leon Prestwich, Orem; Stewart West, Orem; Forrest Jorgensen, American Fork; and Tom E win, Springville. Each man received $60 and a special citation. cita-tion. , The crew works out of the Supervisor's Office in Provd. Some of the sites recently improved im-proved are the Cascade Springs Nature Trail and the Whiskey i ; m h J 4 tea Orem-Geneva Times Thursday. May 23, 1968 ill J' A UINTA NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION Construction Crew receives Outstanding Performance Award. Front row, left to right: Leon Prestwich, Stewart West, and Tom Ewin. Standing behind sign are Forrest Jorgenson and Andrew Johnson, Foreman. Orem - Genevtf Times HAROLD B. SUMNER Editor and Publisher Published every Thursday at Orem, Utah. Office and plant located at 546 South State Street. Mailing address; P. O. Box 65, Orem, Utah 84057. Subscription price: $3.50 per year. Second-class postage paid at Orem, Utah. Humans Two-Thirds Water The human body is composed, by weight, of about two-thirds water. Some people have referred to this high water content in the body as "the sea within you." It is composed, literally, of salt water wa-ter plus other essential substances in solution. 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