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Show .Orem-Geneva Times WiEcinson Blames Left Wingers for Student Riots : Student riots in United States were laid squarely on the doorstep door-step of left-wing revolutionists -Thursday by President Ernest L. Wilkinson of Brigham Young Uni-versityin Uni-versityin an address to the Og-den Og-den Kiwanis Club. He also placed some of the blame on college administrators who fail to act promptly and with firmness and also put some of the burden on the shoulders of teachers teach-ers who encourage revolutionary actions on the part of the students. Dr. Wilkinson said there is little lit-tle doubt that a small, highly organized minority of revolutionists revolution-ists can create grave disorders on any campus or in any country, and almost always best a larger crowd of people who do not care or know what they want to preserve. pre-serve. Dr. Wilkinson outlined communist com-munist strategies for the Ki-wanlans Ki-wanlans and asserted, "It is no accident that serious campus troubles appear almost simultaneously simul-taneously in many colleges throughout the land. Nor is It a mere chance happening that recently re-cently a number of agitators have been observed making the rounds of different colleges in order to brew campus trouble wherever they go SORE SPOTS ;He said they use the time-worn time-worn communist method of discovering dis-covering sore-spots, which they can proceed to inflame to the point of explosion, with the aim of destroying what they call the ruling structure or establishment Among the Issues he listed are racial problems, the Vietnam War. so-called "student and generalrejectionofauthority, In reference to student power he said students, seeing the bad example ex-ample of the faculty being given more and more powers of administration, ad-ministration, hope to get some for themselves. HALF-BAKED ."And with parents who have themselves been raised by the half-baked psychology of permissiveness, permis-siveness, it is little to be wondered won-dered at that so many young people resent any authority The educator asserted, "We need men at the helm who will promptly call the police to the campus to quell a riot and who will, with, equal promptness, . eject the revolutionary troublemakers, trouble-makers, nipping them in the bud Instead of letting them get out of hand. We need more permanent suspensions in matters like this. THEN RESIGN Turning to faculty blame he said, "If any professor does not like the way things are being run ' and he has exhausted every legitimate legit-imate channel, he should have the integrity that would lead him to resign." On the other hand, he asserted, assert-ed, communists have no place on a. college faculty and should not be permitted to hide behind the cry of academic freedom. "There is no academic freedom to destroy de-stroy the freedom of others BE AWARE Dr. Wilkinson urged college administrators to be aware of the infiltration and activities of hidden hid-den subversives who would destroy de-stroy not only the college but also the freedom of all, then to remove such threats before they become be-come a major issue. He suggested suggest-ed also that colleges and universities univer-sities should keep their own houses clean and remove sore-spots, sore-spots, including injustices and incompetencies. SET SAIL "One of the more important things that a college can do is to get its values straight. Instead In-stead of wallowing around in a morass of sickly relativism, the administration must rediscover what the college is meant to stand for and set sail in that direction in no uncertain terms. Eternal principles must be found again, and again become the guiding stars of our educational craft." Students Contract Home Construction : Students in the building construction con-struction department at Utah Technical College at Provo are in. the process of completing a 1300 square foot home in north Orem. The home is an annual project for the class which completes a house each year. The building takes place on the site for individuals indi-viduals who sponsor the project. - Officials coordinating the project pro-ject are again seeking sponsors interested in building a home not to exceed 1300 square feet -with the students doing all foundations, concrete, and carpentry work. The sponsor provides the plot, building materials, and shop fee. Heating, plumbing, electrical work, and landscaping will be completed by the sponsor. persons interested in building a home on this basis can contact Mr. Erschel E. Shepherd at Utah . Technical College at Provo within the next four weeks. Rump rOM T-B Thursday, May 1, 1969 will discuss demonstrations, draft dodging and riots, and will tell how he infiltrated the Communist Com-munist "Yippie" movement. For two years Gumaer was a member of the Communist youth apparatus the campus based W.E.B. DuBois Clubs. His assignment for Police Intelligence Intelli-gence was to infiltrate and report on the New Left movement in America. Besides working in thfi national na-tional hea!(tnrtor: f tlie Pu-Bois Pu-Bois Clubs, Gum.itT uttwulpcl policy pol-icy making meetings of the no Riots. Yippies, Draftdodgers Lecture, May 7 David E.Gumaer, former campus cam-pus undercover operative for the F.B.L and Police Intelligence will relate his experiences at 8 p.m. Wednesday evening, May 7, at a public meeting to be held at Dixon Junior High in Provo. He Buy... Try . . . Compare ! It pays to use the brands which wear the famous ($) mark on their labels. 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