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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY THE 1959 27, SAN JUAN PAGE THREE RECORD Ball. The heart at the Vivian McConkie, Mr. and Mrs. ball was sponsored by the yearbook Monroe Redd, Jr., and Mr. and Salt staff on February 14. Decorations all of Lake; Mrs. Fritzenreid, HI-LITfor the dance were very nice. A As this is my first letter to you Upon the arrival of this wood, the Mr. and Mrs. William Erickson, of carnations was presenj bouquet this year, I want to thank you for Red Chinese flooded the market Taft, California; and Mr. and Mrs. Isabelle and Redd ted to Maris by the Student Body John Redd, Ray By Linda Wagar sending me back to Congress and at prices so low that it bankrupted Redd, all of Monticello. Among National School Assemblies President Ty Lewis. to invite your comments on legis- - many of the Hong Kong merchants the grandchildren were Firs. Venice On 6 1:00 at Mjrch Friday, lative problems. ho had come to the rescue of F. II. A. Neus Shields, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. New Delhi Conference their people. Bill McConkie and family- Moab; p.m. Captain Paul W. Dry will Nancy Snyder wras elected to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redd and son, present an assembly at the Mon- run as delegate from Monticello The House Agriculture Commit- - Americas Efforts Monticello. ticello High School Gym. and Mans Redd, What is America doing and tee assigned Rep. Paul Jones for a state office in Future Home- of Redd Mrs. who came Friends Captain Dry will relate stories maers cf America. and me to represent what can we do t0 xaue markets from out of town for the occasion and events from his many exciting or our Products abroad and comInsralation of officers on a local Congress at an agricultural market- Mrs. Zola Peterson, Provo, experiences on the high seas. He were bat warfare? economic the Reds conference in New Delhi, India level will be held Thursday, Feb. ing and Mr. Arch Bronson, Ogden. will also display equipment of his we are extending Money-wisJanuary 26, during the last period of the Agriculture and! here were Mr. Winzenheids ships and articles of the sea. Also more much as than twice economic State Department officials and our school day. Mrs. Walton is advisor son, Joe, and his wife and daugh- Clast Contest Far East U. S. agricultural attaches aid t0 the underdeveloped countries of this organization. A contest raged between Mr. ter. in Japan, Burma, Pakistan, India, 'than the Russians. We have given The program consisted of favor- Mit kelson's two American History Art Class ll 'ork countries $2.9 billion Indonesia Malaya, Thailand, Aus-- . the Far ite or Classes during the past several The art class under the direction from songs of "Aunt Cindy as billion with $i.4 compared tralia and New Zealand partici-- ' "Grandma Redd", as Mrs. Redd is weeks. One class under Chairman of its teacher, Mrs. Coates, is really raised loans Russia. have to We paTeja these countries. We are developing lovingly called- and talks by her Vivian McAlister, decorated a bul- doing a terrific job this year. Since New 'Markets for Surpluses 111 the International special friends. Pearl Walton re- letin board in honor of A. Lincoln's Christmas the students have been loan fund a The purpose of the conference lated the history of Mrs. Redd, birthday. The other class, W'ith working with water colors. Each was to find ways of developing ank and the Singing Mothers sang two Chairman Nancy Lill, decorated member of the class has done a which 480 Law and expanding markets for our $9 5 ave selections, "Lead, Kindly Light," the bulletin board in honor of water color in three fields coun-aids and food the Provides billion surplus agricultural com- and "When Theyre Gone, Do Not George Washingtons birthday. A still life- landscape, and abstract.. modifies in these Far East coun-- uies in increasing their national and Forget them. Fletch Bronson and party is given to the class with Next week they will begin with trade international where there are hundreds of come and Bronson sang a duet, "God the best Arch their to meals that meatless are display? Decisions will be oils. buy For Utah Beauty suggests datry foods ability millions of underfed people Our expanding Bless our Mountain Home, and made the first of next week. Hats off to this new departeconoas ricultural their products attaches did a fine job deliciously different , yet low in cost, pretty Carol Ralphs, 19, Adams a talk. A in MHS for the fine work Sweetheart ment Dorothy gave in helping us export an amazing $4 mc development progresses, American Datry Prtncess says , Cheese is so good so many ways. Nor"Sweet- - they are doing. Redd of. crowned Maris lc was consisting the Sherry 1S know that quartet to heartening billion in food and fiber last yean! ton, Maris Redd- Jerry Norton and but we must increase these exports local populations do know the true A. a. y A. s A i For Wayne Young sang ,' Oh. My rV'-story of our economic help. even more. Father, after which Monroe Redd, Ind;a in a Gallup poll America is not trying to export example, MONTICELLO Jr., representing the family, paid of revealed the 80 that percent more surpluses to these hungry tribute to his mother. Cornelia States United the people thought but we are trying to help peoples, Perkins and Hattie R. Barton gave them more was than help giving them keep their precarious new talks, telling of Mrs. Redds activifreedom and advance their welfare Russia. However, a majority of the ties in the Young Ladies Mutual from the constant threat of famine Indians thought Russia was more Improvement Association and in the States. United than and disease. There are many ob- friendly the Relief Society. At the conTexas for Bountiful in a visit with Return Mr. from the Trip Future for Suggestions stacles and hurdles. of the program Arch Bronclusion folFor the future I suggest the Mr. and Mrs. A. Jay Redd and and Mrs. Jerry (Joyce Adams) Most Far East countries secured a group of favorite songs son sang their independence at one sudden lowing general objectives: Son, Whitney, returned Friday Martin. of Mrs. Redd. prices so low food sales have will our of Many blow within the last 15 years withfrom a pleasant trip to Texas, the Caltfornia - Mexico Trip Caring for Twins out the century and a half of pre- to be for native currencies, and scene of Whitneys LDS Mission and Kenneth Mr. Firs. and Mr. you'll think you stole it Mrs. Kenneth S. SumMaughan should consider we selling them on paration that America had before are mers caring for their little loans. It is which he recently completed. They and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Carter enwe obtained independence. Though the basis of I Brownsville and in joyed a vacation trip to California twin granddaughters, Janice and in time better subsidize our than spent to Only Maytag Freezer exports they fear Communism, they detest while had their Weslico and far Mr. as and Mexico. where as went Joyce, spent Whitney They parents1 even more the colonial nations to go on paying an incredible $1 Only 6 ft. Servel Refrigerator six months as Branch Prseident. Tiajuana, Mexico on their journey. Mrs. Robert Shepherdson are vawhich kept them in bondage and billion a year to store and handle relThe LDS attended In Beeville the The 1 cationing. Shephcrdsons plan they our surpluses. Furthermore, supplycouples spent time with Servel Refrigerator Only 11.8 ft. suspect the motives of western School and Sacrament Ser- atives in San Diego, Los Angeles, to go on to Grand Canyon, Las countries. They havent the wide- ing our surpluses to the underde- Sunday 1 Only Norge Electric Refrigerator vice, and it was here that they and San Francisco. They visited Vegas, and Palm Springs before spread literacy, education, technical veloped countries will help them visited with is who in their Turner to of Salt numerous places interest along returning home John advance economically, i laking it 6 Used Automatic Washers training and the capital to step up known to many local people be- the coast and also spent two nights Lake City. their productivity and living stan- possible in future years for them Leat mg for California. 2 Used Conventional Washers . cause of his uranium interests in in Las Vegas where they took in dards, but the people are demand- to buy these surpluses under regu-U- San and Redds four The Mr. Mrs. Paul Strong are one of the floorshows. The travelers Juan. S. government for foreign aid 1 Gas Cothes spent ing these high living standards. So Dryer for Barstow, Caldays in Kennedy- Texas as guests returned home Sunday evening. leaving Saturday lar market conditions. they are restive and the countries 1 B. T. ifornia of where U. Space Heater with Autowho and Reid Redd visit Mrs. will Honors Mr. Mrs with . Program To Harry alleviate they the pressures on the are in turmoil. son and daughter-in-law- , their are former Monticello residents. On Mr. The and Sunday program evening economic win the to wp matic controls war, Reds Declare Enonomic Warfare their homeward journey the Redds honoring Mrs. Lucinda Redd, and Mr. Jerry Strong. A special The Communists exploit this must develop inducements or guar-? 1 is the Strogns B. T. U. Space Heater with Autoas stopped in Phoenix for a visit with was a very special one indeed. The attraction only great unrest by promising "pie in antees to private investors, such Mr and Mrs. Elliott Roberts and Relief Society of the Monticello granddaughter, little Lynnae, whom tax investment ! concessions, guaran-the sky if the people will accept matic controls their three daughters. Mrs. Roberts 2nd Ward, headed by Vernetta they are very anxious to see. their political belief. At the same tees or insurance against political is the former Alene Redd Sonderegger as president- paid tribtime the Reds have declared un risks abroad. They will supply the Short & Whiter Vacation ute to the long life of service and skill and We Make All Kinds of to help these coun.capital scrupulous and unremitting eco- and Mrs. Byron Eastin and activity which Mrs, Redd has led. Mr, nomic warfare on the West. I saw tries industrialize on a businessMr. and Mrs. Rust Black returned Mrs. Redd was very happily sur evidence of this wherever I went. like basis. Our foreign aid cannot MONTICELLO LUMBER from a short trip to Las prised by the attendance of all her Monday continue best but the forever, I saw countries in the Soviet way Ben Askew, Mgr. Enroute home- they stopped living children and many of her orbit dumping products into the t0 wrhdraw it is to help our allies Vegas. PHONE JU Glen the at new and MONTICELLO, UTAH Canyon bridge. increase Monticello, Utah their grandchildren productivity to the Far East markets at prices far low-Visit with Children Those were Mrs. can attending do where without they er than we can produce them just P'ont Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams are ic and keeP a stable and Sowing back in Monticello to strangle our trade determined after a weeks to capture our markets at any cost. ecf!?mT' California. They spent most to trip careful should m We PlacinS I saw Russians trading arms to of their time in Gridley, Calif, eastern countries. These arms are resrncuve tanffs and trade bakers with their and visiting followed by thousands of Russian which force our 'allies to trade in Mr. and Mrs. Steven daughter, the orbitRussian where especially technicians who in turn believe in Jensen ( LaRee Adams). On their the Soviet doctrine as strongly as that nations trade bounces in our way home the Adamses stopped men of the western world beleve favor. For example, last year we million in $797 bought products in theirs. I saw Russia provide India with from Japan, while she bought challenge to our future. However-do not share the pessimism of 500 trained steel technicians, when $1,740,000,000 in raw materials, food and produce from us. Japan many. I have the strong faith that at the same time we had promised our people do appreciate their free700 but could provide only 100. cant buy our food unless it is alI saw Russia and the Red China lowed to earn dollars in the United doms, are anxious to meet the Communist challenge and are willStates. moving into points of trade weaking to sacrifice whatever is necesWe Communist counteract must ness regardless of the risks and the sary. and susthe instinctive propaganda profits. For example, Hong Kong Sincerely, is desperately in need of factories picion of the West. The best meH. A. Dixon confor photographic materials. Yet our thod is by Member of Congress and tacts "Food for Presidents the American industry has been afraid Peace movement. When the to risk building a plant. I saw American private industry Asians meet representative American farmers, teachers, students, virtually at a standstill in the Orient whereas it used to be ex- technicians and professional leadlearn at first hand our panding. Soviets will step in where ers, they motives toward them. Last friendly our firms fear to tread, because I liberalzie the year helped they will risk economic loss for for which exchanges If strategic political gains. they are American owmed foreign currenselling at a loss, all they need do cies be could used. We currently is to make their people, virtually in servitude already, work longer own hundreds of millions of dolA. ENERGY, hours- give them less food and pro- lars worth of these currencies and panel hustles over causeway to St. Petersburg be used in the must they foreign vide them with fewer of the necesREFRESH countries, so I am trying to push sities of life. the State Department to multiply I saw Red China playing with WITH times over the relatively small many like does a cat with Hong Kong a mouse. Red China is the source amount of these currencies now MILK! of nearly all Hong Kong wood for going toward the exchange of perfuel. China cut off the source com- sons. Faith in Freedom pletely without warning. In desThis 59 Chevy panel is on the go, morning, noon and Take the panel pictured above, for example. PowDuring this trip I became more peration Hong Kong business peo- than ever impressed with the gravit covers as much aa 587 miles a day . . . runs ered by the '59 Thriftmaster 6 with new night; wood ordered of shipments ple comoff Soviet cools never of the that so ita and engine constantly ity complexity camshaft, its building a sensational econfrom Borneo and other places. omy record, despite the sizzling pace of its work. pletely. Yet Mr. Clark Farber, the Tampa Tribunes circulation manager, reports that the truck is deThats typical of the way Chevies of all sizes are on the most challenging jobs in America. turning-t- o livering 19.3 miles per gallon! The way theyre made, with tough-buitruck comy heavy-dut, mediumand This year, the light-look easy! hauls make the hardest e fleet ponents, are Chevrolet 1959 they the of trucks a truck on its mettle, If a have that comes their way and you that to out job puts anything whip CONTRACTORS DRILLING see your Chevrolet dealer ! theyve got what it takes to do it! MONTICELLO Rep. Dixon Reports on Far East ES ' - I (D-Mo- .) e, 21-2- ' - j i 1 - in-tri- 1 - s. ys. BRIEFS NEWS APPLIANCES at long-ter- - 2-Do- or - 40,000 94, 1 20,000 - SOUTHWESTERN ' KEYS j GAS APPLIANCE ; - 1 son-in-la- w - I people-to-peopl- e person-to-perso- n -- AuaA'... - 'f Mornmg-Che- vy Chevy panel steps lively in Florida... runs day and night, delivers 19.3 miles per gallon! economy-contour- MOAB DRILLING CO. ed lt Task-Forc- SHOP EQUIPMENT DIESEL MECHANICS COMPRESSOR TRUCKS HEAVY WINCH BULLDOZER Phone Alpine See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer RENTAL 3-48- 36 MOAB, UTAH AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. 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