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Show g .i; ' i stature: (Frcm a friendly bioRegular work bored grapher) him, conventional occupation put him out if humcr. Without a .. by Dr. Seorge S. Benson penny in his pocket, and with PRESIDENT NATIONAL TVf cDUCAIION PROGRAM his shirt pawned, he surveyed ,4' . the world with a lordly air i, Searcy, Arkansai He was ridiculously ineffectual in his endeavors to ccpe with ee-- c THE NAKED COMMUNIS T hemic needs cf his hcusehold The most valuable bouk on and lamly; and his incapacity in Communism since publication cf monetary matters, involved him Whittaker Chambers' "Witness" m an endless series of struggles alha-come to my attention. It is and calastrcphies. die was was in incessantly debt; "The Naked Communist" by ways . being ('.untied ty creditors V. Cleon Skousen-(Chieof Pel- Halt uf his household gucds were j ice, Salt Lake City. at the pawnshop. His always Its great value lies in the fact outlet dciH'd all attempts to set it in order. His bankruptcy was that (1) it was written specifiThe thousands upon cally for high school seniors and chrcnic. is extraordinarily concise and unnioinands which Engels (his derstandable, (2) it deals with wealthy friend) handed over to the whole subject of Commuhan melted away in his finders nism; (3l its author, a member l.ke snow." of the FBI for 16 years, knows HIS CHILDREN STARVED that for America to hold back; Most of his children died very the Communist menance her young they starved to death people must first understand the while Marx, disdainful of work, constitutional requirements needspent his time at the library ed to perpetuate our American reading higher mathematics. This freedom system; and, secondly, is the thoroughly disreputable must understand the history, man whose mish-mas- h of poliphilosophy and strategy of world tical, economic and philosophiCommunism. cal doctrine has attracted so More than 150 books have been many self-styl"intellectuals" written on Communism in the during the past century permit-in- g last il5 years. If from this list a the rise of brutal tyrants. parent wished tn ceUvt nnp hn'nlr Author Skousen strips the legend to aid his high school or college ary Marx down to hare facts, to son or daughter toward a clear the ugly realities. And he also understanding of the problem of , exposes the realities of the power Communist ma-tiCommunism, our recommend- a- ful world-wid- e would be "The Naked Com ! chine seeking our destruction, munist." We would, in fact, re- (From his vast experience as commend it as the No. book , an agent cf the FBI, and his ex- for everybody. Mr Skousen's book haustive research, Mr Skousen is, in a sense, a distillation of gives the pertinent facts about more than a hundred books and Communism with in the United treatises many of them writen States. So expertly has he sifted by Communist authors. In it, the and condensed the material that "Marxist Man" the Communist he uses only ,24 pages to cover is stripped of propaganda and this phase of the world-wid- e pretense and the utterly evil conspiracy though every other wcrld conspiracy is examined in chapter is related to it. Each the utterly evil world conspiracy chapter .begins with a series of is examined in the glaring questions and proceeds light simple to the answers with clearly precf reality. sented, documented facts. "The MARX, THE REALITY Naked Communist" is a beautiful book in physical appearance. Karl Marx, founder of Com munism, is shown in his true The Ensign (Publishing Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, has put into it the finest expression of the typographer's art. wage target for all industries PLAN FOR CONQUEST and for retail and service businesses as well. Right now, the From the Military Inpay scale of the striking steel-work- telligence, author Skousen preaverages $7 a day more sents "The Communist Time-Tab- le of Conquest" documented than the average for all manufac from the the industries. others top Communists' own So turing scramble to "catch up" with steel statements after their conquest of . . and the inflation China; Japan and India to be- spiral conIcome "a part of the Communist tinues. How can this civious inflation sphere of influence" by I960; spiral be stopped? The steel com r 11 of Africa to be prepared for. panies feel they have the ans- - a Communist coup hy 1905; then te wer. They ask the Union to co- - total economic collapse in in helping to eliminate ' cm Europe "their capitulation waste and provide better and will be a matter of course . . " more efficient production meth- - j And finally: "The US. must be ods. The resulting gain in econ- - isolated by all possible means, cmic progress could then be Britain must be placated by by all the steehvorker, ing convinced that there is a the company and the consumer-- ' possibility of settling the major To date, Mr McDonald has re- - issues between the East and West fused to consider this sensible and that the Communist and the solution. Capitalist countries can live in It ; to ethers for publica- tion. We earnestly hope that these papers obliged His Honor and Bv ROBERT N. TAYLOR that they added a line: "Bonn, Washington Correspondent. London and Paris papers please TO GAIN NOTHING aside Sept. 17th as the date for copy." EVERYTHING TO LOSE your conquering hero and mass THIS RIPPLE COULD M. T- Phelps, the distinguished executioner to cross the thresBE A WAVE Chief Justice of the Supreme hold of the White House as the no There's dcubt the current Court of Arizona, has written to honored guest of the President steel dispute presents a compli President Eisenhower charging of the United States I sugcated picture. But one thing sure. him with "a flagrant breach of gest this day, Mr President, beThe issue of inflation is certainyour duty to the people" in invit cause, as you know, it will mark not a "hoax" as Steelworkers' to be the 172nd anniversary of the ly ing Nikita Khrushchev President David J. MlcDonald their guest. He notes that "sov- signing of the greatest and most would like us to 'believe. resides in the people profound document in the history ereignty still Since 1940, inflation has cut and that their wishes should have of civilizaton . ." our dollar in half. Its vicious efsubbeen considered before you "I further recommend," writes fect has been felt ,by everyone jected them to the humiliation Justice Phelps, "that if this event from steeplejack to farmer. No your action entails'. is permitted to occur, that the one knows better than the latter The letter continues: "I most American flag, under which you how .prices have risen on thac-tcr- s, humbly petition you to recall and so trucks, wire fence and all splendidly directed our soldreverse your decision. If, howthe other farm essentials. on iers the the against enemy up exeever, such decision must be Once again Mr McDonald is battlefields of Europe, be lowered cuted, may I suggest that set to half-ma- st in recognition of the attempting to force an infationary humility and shame your action wage increase on the steel combrings to our citizens who still panies. If he succeeds the com- -, mourn the loss of their loved ones panies will be forced to raise who died in vain to protect our prices to meet the increased costs. liberties, and in recognition of If the settlement is steel prices will hold firm the stigma under which they must live in the eyes of all Christian for the rest of this year, say nations. It was not your fault two of our leadng steel companthat the fruits of victory were so ies. axtravagantly showered upon an But even if there were little or enemy far more cruel and dan- no increases in steel prices an gerous than the one you fought inflationary wage boost could and vanquished. But by your mean higher living costs to every action now, you give it your one. This is because of the See BILL WELSH "ripple" effect. For exblessing and you cast a shadow cf doubt in the minds of our ample, back in 1957 when steel Allies and in the minds of our prices were raised to meet higher own people that you really intend employment costs the steel In a to defend West Berlin against $2,700 farm tractor rose only $5.20. The manufacturer's cost to Russian aggression." " well as man produce the tractor was'' a practical Being 37 the company gave its emMain as a scholar and patriot, Justice a ifive percent wage not am ployees "I observes: F'helps PRICE, UTAH naive enough to believe that this boost it raised the production letter will be seen by you so I cost $48.60, or almost ten times Phone BIE am authorizing its publication the increase in the price cf the and am submittng it to my home steel going into the tractor. Washington News - Letter - ... m r,;o;iEY gar mmm at $972-Whe- East Besides See, Hear and Play the Famous MAGIiliS GIldHD ORGAN only $129.95 at CARL'S RECORD SHOP Helper, Utah LaSal!e Hotel Bldg. ALL CHORD BOOKS IN STOCK -- 1 n representing half a million workers in the basic steel industry, the Steeliworkers Union speaks for as many more in over 1,800 concerns in allied industries. for Wage increases sleel mean wage increases for these others and higher prices to meet the increased costs of all of these producers. Wage agreements in steel, or any other major industry, set the nrn yrimr Mil 1 - FEUS - - TABlx.S - i west-cpera- j Phone 21 JOUiffll Helper OFFICI i 1 SU.F SI KVlCIl: ling. Gen. Joseph Moore boards new Thunderchief, fresh off Ke-- .j public's proving grounds, to fly it back to his Gnldsboro, N. C. post. The 1300-mph can fighter-bomb- deliver weapons to thermonuclear any target. Hiding the sky instead o( the rails, this g chemicals along Chicago and helicopter sprays North Western Railway, covering up to 30 miles an hour. GRASS-COPTE- R weed-killin- Game jMeat Is Worth The Right Care LAI5GK af people who spout about 'capital and labor' never worth the chase, "It n had any capital and never did is worth the care " This was the any labor. Deword today from the Utah partment of F'sh and Game. Some people thinks it's a reThe department first reminded cession when they can't afford is it to waste that game illegal meat of any kind. Arrests are a new ear to tow their boat. made each year for violations of this law. On the sensible side they noted a possible and kept cool. Cleanliness means keeping tha that the end product of every meat covered from kill to star afield efforts can sportsman's to age prevent contamination well be and should be an edible from dirt, dust, heat or any on the good tasting product matter foreign to making the end U.ble. Much information regarding the product a worthwhile table d'sh. care of game meat is available Mere and more local ordin- u.aay lor ether ine novice or ine ances are being passed and hunter who will spend a forc,1(j denying the use of public little time to look it up. Sources snc,ps an,j p;ants who improperly rane f n m game department for wild game. fices, libraries and sport, men's Yes. it pays to take the best of teals. care of theoe f eld products from Main points to remember when the time you harvest them. 'he kill is made is to sec that it is well bled, thoroughly cleaned ,nd then kept clean. The hide of should b" reb:.4 jlame animal-moved soon after the k'll. The meat should be cooled as rapidly A.ttw b..v,u..U.,i H lot A it 's , CAPITAL was with the US, if necessary, after 1970. Hut the Communs'.s' world plan foresees of the the economic collapse United States as she strules to defend herself against the monstrous world-wid- e Communist machine now in the making. Get a copy of "The Naked Communist". See that everybody you know reads it. And urge them to tell the leaders of our nation to recognize the Communist menace for what it isTITE EVTL ENEMY OF ALL jteli peiee" d 19,500 or 21,000 pounds. I'.:.'. S"pteml ( ?. r is d lair Month, ivlil 1'rir Utah several State is be broaden t on KSI. HADIO direct from the Farm Department at tie- Fairgrounds on 'I HIS UUSINFSS OF FARMING duriiiK Fair v. ill Week. On Thursday. September 10, nt (i:45 a.m.. the valuo of fall ; fertiliimj will be discussed with a representative of Western I'honphatcs Inc. as nuest. Friday, September 11, 12:15 p m. the openmj; dav of the Utah State Fair, the broadcast will be live from the State Fairgrounds, and the complete rlairv judging will be presented. Winter silaee and silos will be the subject of di'.eii .sion on Tuesday, September 15, fit 6:45 am, with a dairyni-'ipivini; tome important information. well-inform- LIGHT, MFXL0W, An fall 'n HAKE can C its G rri-- a mMucn stwicitt iouno "Mni ww OiSTILLERltS Ftfltttioi l Prfct UIHiCIT LOUISVILLE. Iron: is Ion more CitHMOU r "THIS liUSINFSS OF fresh air! tA fSOCf interesting to fall irrigation and the sanation will be h!ol oo Fial iv. Septeni-he- I'l at 1215 n to. aged, by EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AND OFFICE THE I1E1M0 VP of-'ca- re Stationery (personal or business) - Invitation Cards and Envelopes - Paper Clips - Crbon Paper - Parcel Post Labels - Sales Books - Stickers - Loose Leaf Binders & Taper - Receipt Books Ink - Staples - Staplers - Envelopes - Bookkeeping Supplies POPULAR FICTION COOK BOOKS DICTIONARIES ( CHURCH BOOKS DI Hl'ISU'UKIlY of Lew- - I iston. l'a., chosen "America's I Junior Miss," arrives for visit in New York. ers Maximum gross vehicle ratings on the 19C0 model Ford have been increased to 21,000 pounds and the addition of an rear axle provides up to a 15 optional 16.000-pounAdvanced engineering in lords percent greater torque capacity. 1960 truck line permits greater versatility and Improved over-al- l now offen operational economy and durability. The popular 17,(100, 18,000, a choice of four gross vehicle weight rating RUBBER BANDS JI U-S- E30r2E HEEDS ERASERS of White Sox was safe at third as Yanks' Gil McDougald muffed ball. Swift Line also had stolen second, and later scored, m a tvpical Sox squoeo-otit-a-ru- n tactic. 1 d PENCILS Il'lS APAKirtO on t COMPLETE STOCK OF In The Nov ed MID FD PAGE SEVEfl 1953 . ia Ml 17, People, Spots . x iff paper and TlfXT.SBAY. S'SVT. .' . If JOURNAL The II E L P E R (Utah) Loo kin? Ahccicll On the University of Utah Campus, first unit (top left) of Engineering Center is ready just in time for the start of Con-- f school in September. struction is progressing on the State College of Education Bldg., lower left. Next prosject will be married students housing, shown in an archi-- , tect's sketch, lower right. U CO. Tf4ilii" on KSI, RADIO Men r Jay .and Friday it in. and Tu": dav, id th- Saturday - UTAH !'F"-'UOT- .at fl it to vou la- -. at Wed. 12:15 Thorsda v la a m. bv DIVISION OK COITKU All Types ot r EquitaMc Insurance Agency G'OTQe paitcTirk rhor:e MS Price |