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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs. Nov.' 1, 1956. Chronicle Editor: I would like to make a comment on the writings of Dick Morrison .and his support for Brack Lee. If I remember correctly Brack Lee and some if not all) of his backers main contention against the Democrats eight years ago, was the 3rd term bid of Herbert Maw and the indispensable man the Demos had had in F.D.R. Now they are turning completely against , themselves and saying its OK for Brack Lee to run for a 3rd term and that Utah has no governor prospects aside from the indispensable indispen-sable Lee. I have supported Brack in every election up to now and have held almost all precinct and county officies in the Republican party and I don't like the way Lee Backers tell me and other good Republicans that we are not faithful to our party because we backed Clyde in the Primary and are still backing him. Brack Lee's campaign of hate and revenge against Senator Wat-kins Wat-kins is in pretty poor taste for a man who has spouted off as much as he has about practically every other Republican. He has the idea that he is right and the rest ot the state is wrong, he can criticize Ike, Watkins, Clyde Bennett and everyone every-one else but woe be to the person who says anything against him, they are un-American, unloyal and even , corrupt and crooked. Come on Brack, and your backers, straigh ten out your thinking. Over the years anyone who has opposed or thought different from Brack have been pressure groups and oJ course all wrong. (These groups have included the school teachers and state Superintendent of Public Instruction, th Farm Bureau, Bur-eau, who asked for a gas refund on tractor fuel, the Jr. College people, peo-ple, The United Nations, President Eisenhower and many more. The other day I read an editorial in the Ogden Standard Examiner which said in part"iuote: Brack suffers from an inferiority complex and a major delusion of grandeur. This combination is often noted in small men and overgrown children. "Briefly, we think Brack has made a great mistake and those friends of his who through love or misguided loyality follow his will o' the wisp trail will be making1 the same kind of mistake. "A vote for Brack is one-half vote for Romney and one-half vote taken from Clyde. "If it is Lee's intention merely to defeat the man who beat him in the primary the more honorable course would be for Brack to sup port Romney directly and that applies to those thinking of voting for Brack. "If It is Romney the Brack supporters sup-porters want to elect then they should vote for him direct. In that way the votes count double. "If Lee is one-half as popular an.I influential as he thinks he is, not only will he be relected governor but the whole Republican ticket from Eisenhower down will be defeated. de-feated. "If he is twice as popular and influential as we believe him to be Ike and his entire ticket will not know Lee is running, and the Republican candidate for governor will probably squeeze "by also." unquote. Those are my sentiments eScactly. Ben H. Robison ' Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Skinner, over the weekend, week-end, were Mrs. Skinner's cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller of Heber City. FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE MART JOHNSON THERE'S PLENTY TIME, TO CATCH YOUR BUS v - . v.::.vc - - Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Whatcott arrived home from their visit in Mesa, Arizona, with their son Garth and family. They also were overnight over-night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Woodbury in Redlands, California. Tuesday the Whatcotts went on to Logan for the remainder of the week with John and Connie. They attended home coming at the A.C. Saturday. Mrs. Margie Greathouse was in Salt Lake Tuesday, going with Mr. and Mrs. Kent Larsen and children, before their departure for their home in Fresno, California. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson spent Friday In Provo. Bill has been home' this past week for his vacation and ithe deer hunt. Mrs. Hazel Sheriff was down Thursday and Friday from Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielson drove to Orem Saturday and took Mrs. Sudbury back to her home. They went on to Salt Lake for the day. Susan joined them for the city visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nielson returned return-ed home Friday after attending the funeral of Clair Shuelberg (brother of Mrs. Nielson) in Tereton, Idaho. Mrs. Marilyn Eatough and little daughters, spent last week in Salt Lake with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hayes. She and the girls returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Steinboch made a stop here for a short visit Friday. They were on their way to Milford for a visit with relatives. J. A. Banks and Grandson Rex Abegglen went to Salt Lake Friday land on to Logan Saturday for the Home woming ceieDrauon were. Rex returned Sunday, Mr. Banks stayed over Monday. Mrs. Mina Overson and Miss Hazel Overson arrived home on Monday from San Francisco. Mrs. Overson has been there the past two weeks and Hazel returned with her and will remain Indefinitely. Mrs. Lucille Overson went to Salt , Lake Monday to stay over-night with her daughter Orlene, and family, fam-ily, and to see the new grandson, who is now three weeks old. She returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson moved their family to Delta Sunday. Sun-day. Mr. Thompson's work has been in Delta for sometime now and he has been driving every day. They have purchased a lot there and i vill move their house from Jiere I as soon as they have things In j readiness. Carl Whatcott and Tom Reeve, were about doing a bit of campaigning cam-paigning in this area Saturday. Saturday evening the Stake MIA and ward representatives of the Mutuals, . traveled to Moroni for a region convention. Mrs. Nola Great-house, Great-house, Bishop Reed Nielson and Carl Benson joined the group from here. Mrs. George Casen returned to Cedar City, Monday, after a week's stay with her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Lu-cille Johnson. mi VOTEhr Cvsmm-Monagsd ELECTRIC SERVICE YEP! MY WAY IS FAST, COOL AMD CLEAR THATS YHY SO MANY HOUSEWIVES HOUSE-WIVES HAVE SWITCHED TO MODERN ELECTRIC COOKING TELLURIDE POWER CO. HIiVCKLEY Gladys Carter Raymond and Maxine Finlinson, of Whittier, Cal., made a weekend trip to Utah on business and spent Friday til Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bliss of Hinckley. Hugh J. and Dorothy Judd and baby daughter Elizabeth, of Kim-berly, Kim-berly, Nevada, were home from the Deer hunt with the Hugh Judds and the Nels Brumleys. Charles R. 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