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Show PAGE TWO SOUTH CACHE COURIER Lurking Along august HYRUM BOYS HOME Reed Olsen and Mervin t . of Hyrum are enjoying a ten?1 the Highways. South Cache T n aj furlough from the Navy received their boot trainin'8 San Diego and will report?,! to the same base for new ass, ment. They entered the at the same time and havo 6eet together until now. Reed is the son of Mr and v Lorenzo A. Olsen and Mervin'3, the son of Mr and Mrs Lavls Larsen of Hyrum. Courier a Third Does America Need HEXRICHSEX & McDOWELL Publishers Published at Hyrum, Utah Weekly Established la. Party? Moderated by G. CLARK Chairman American Economic Foundation FRED 1910 As debated by Ben Davidson I Executive Director, Liberal Party New York State I J. Kenneth Bradley o Republican National Committee-man from Connecticut , Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nielsen two children of Provo have h! visiting at. the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fiord xTj sen of Hyrum. They came hi ' to attend the wedding of ther Jay Nielsen. Wade charged from the service w November where he was a Liei tenant in the Navy. . MR. BRADLEY OPENS: Our two- MR. DAVIDSON OPENS: America needs a third party. Both the Demoparty system fixes responsibility and cratic and Republican parties have gives the people the fuUest voice in repeatedly demonstrated their in- the management of their affairs. To capacity to solve the major prob- avoid tyranny and dictatorship and lems of American life. Both have to protect individual freedom, we held political power: yet, under both, have established a government of .large sections of our population have laws, not men, a government of lacked the food, clothing, housing, checks and balances. The medical care, and economic security system is essential to the operation people need and this country can of this type of government. The party provide. The fundamental cleavages in power must either voluntarily within the two old major parties pre- assume or be compelled to take full MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION HATIONAL EDITORIAL. ASSOCIATION wyiiunhLm two-par- National Advertising Representatives, Newspaper Advertising SerSt vice, 188 West Randolph Chicago, 111. Subscription price: One HYRUM LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Bailey and daughter La Vonne and son Steven of Hyrum are enjoying a year, trip to Yellowstone National Park and the Northwestern States. 12.00. Legal paper entered at the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnley of in Hyrum, Utah as Second Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon S. Class matter under the Act of Blckmore of Salt Lake City were March 3, 1879. visitors of Mrs. Nancy Wahlen of Hyrum during the past week. Mrs. GILBERT V. McDOWELL Darnley and Mrs Bickmore are Editor and Business Manager daughters of Mrs. Wahlen. post-offi- NORMA BAXTER Hyrum News Editor ETHEL JONES Wellsville News Editor Telephone 142R2 ce Miss Jeanne Kellett of Hyrum entertained at her home on Monday night at a surprise party for Luwanna Miller in ceebration of her birthday anniversary. The girls spent the evening EMILY PEARCE with card games and a delicious ' Paradise News Editor luncheon following. Lu Wanna was presented with a lovely wool blanket from the guests. The following girls were pres-pn- t: Shirley Clawson, La Voy Hall La Dawn Nielsen, Bevery Brown, Mrs .Earner Paul and her Marcelline Bailey, Jeanne Kelldaughter nsign Karla Paul left ett, Donna Nielsen and the hon-re- d ' Hyrum on Friday evening for a guest. weeks trip to Los Angeles and other California cities. Karla has dinner guests of Mr. been home on terminal leave and andSunday Mrs. Charles Unsworth of Hywill report to Mare Island at San rum included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Francisco for her discharge. Chambers and children of Smith-fiel- d She expects to attend the US and Hyrum A. Nielsen and AC this fall. Jack Poyer of Salt Lake City. A ss party compliment- ing Mrs. Ruth Moss of Hyrum was held on Friday night. The ladles enjoyed dinner at the Blue Bird and then were entertained at the home of Mrs. Drue Larsen for a game of bridge. Mrs. Kate Petersen won high score and a lovely guest prize was presented to Mrs. Moss. The following ladies attended: Mrs, Claris Stauffer, Mrs. Marva Hansen, Mrs. Kate Petersen, Mrs. Leora Petersen, Mrs Lois Petersen, Mrs. Margaret Christoffer-seMrs. Elizabeth Petersen, Mrs. Alice Burgess, Mrs. Ruth' Moss, Mrs. Vivian Anhder, Mrs. Drue Larsen and Mrs. Gladys Jensen. vent their effectuating positive programs for achieving full employment, high production levels, and improved living standards. In the Democratic Party, Senators Wagner and Bilbo are diametrically opposed in outlook and action, and similarly with Morse and Bricker in the Republican Party. The spread of totalitarianism, the danger of a third and atomic world war, the virus of religion and racial bigotry and persecution require a political instrument ,that will enable the people to meet jthese challenges. The Republican Party, controlled by reactionary Big j Business elements and isolationists, (arid the Democratic Party, dominated by Southern Tories, racists, and Big City machines, cannot serve as this (progressive instrument. These times demand that liberals in all walks of third life unite in a new, nation-wid- e arty that will challenge the unholy alliance of Reactionary Republicans and Southern Tory Democrats now 'dominating Congress. What the present Congress has done on price control, F.E.P.C., Wyatts housing program, the minimum wage bill, and the Case BUI is living proof a new party is needed. MR. BRADLEY CHALLENGES: I , n, ! Mr. and Mrs. Eldrid Larsen and little son Steven of Hyrum spent the past ten days renewing old acquaintances in the southern part of the state. They visited at Price, Huntington, and Salt Lake City. Mr. Larsen spent several years in the school system at HunJing-to- n before coming to Logan to chaUenge Mr. Davidson: teach. (1) To dem- onstrate that any country has made as much progress on the road to complete individual liberty and economic security as has been made in the United States under the two-parsystem; (2) to demonstrate that the successful formation and maintenance of a third party would result in greater individual liberty and eco- -' nomic security for aU of the people; (3) to explain the obvious inconsis-- 1 tency in his position in saying that each of the two major parties now has in its ranks Senators diametri-caU- y opposed in outlook and action and, at the same time, claiming that jthe Republican Party is controlled by reactionary elements and the Democratic Party dominated by Southern Tories. MR. DAVIDSON REPLIES: American progress is due to many factors not the two-parsystem. Mr. Bradleys Republican Party was itself a third party against the Whigs and Democrats. As such it helped preserve the Union and abolish slavery. Even Roosevelt could not reform his party. The last Democratic Congress elected with him has demonstrated its reactionary character. Talmadges, Mays, Hauges continue as Democratic i chieftains. The Republican Party 'didnt invite WUlkie, 1940 candidate, to its 1944 convention. Big Business, isolationists thought him too progressive. The two parties represent reaction and privilege. America needs a new party with a positive liberal program for freedom with security for all. ty Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Allen and daughters Gloy and Merle are enjoying a ten day vacation. They expect to visit points of interest in Seattle, Portland and Canada. j I I ty Z? ty responsibility for the policies it initiates and for the acts of its individual officeholders. The successful establishment of a third party would result in the control often resting with a minority and party responsibility would thus be divided and impaired. The successful establishment of a third party would bring down on our heads the curse of the bloc system as it has flourished in the European parliaments. Party responsibility would be destroyed. Pressure groups would be built up as political and unconscionparties. able political trading would occur in the minority party. Politicians and parties would hide behind the cla- -. that it was the fault of some minorities that brought about the adoption of bad legislation. The American sy tem of government and our liberties would soon be lost. The American form of government has succeeded better than any other in preserving individual freedom and protecting sysminority rights. The tem is a basic and essential part of this form of government. It must be preserved. Sunday guests of Mr. and Floyd Nielsen were Mrs. Warren Taylor of Ogden. Log-rolli- two-par- GIVE YOURSELF THE ADVANTAGE OF GOOD EQUIPMENT Logan Bike and Sport Shop ty MR. DAVIDSON CHALLENGES: responsibility is im Real political possible because the major part: platforms are meaningless. Is it Will kie Republicanism or Taft Republicanism the citizen is voting for? A Roosevelt Democratic Party or a Rankin Party? The reactionary wing of both major parties work togethei. Tweedledum and Tweedledee afforo no opportunity for positive choice. This defeats the democratic process. Why not work toward a realignment of political forces that will bring clarity, honesty and genuine responsibility? Why not a third party of all liberals? This will force the ultraconservatives of both major partie to coalesce. The picture will be cleat voting will then be meaningful. MR. BRADLEY REPLIES: My opponent errs in condemning the system because he does not like the waj it works. Limiting ourselves to our present major political parties fixes the responsibility with certainty. The ' confusion of which Mr. Davidson speaks arises, insofar as it exists at all, from the fact that the PA..C. and its allies have captured the Democratic high command without subjugating the rank and file of the membership. No third party is needed to clear up this situation. The system definitely fixes responsibility; but a party in power, divided as the Democratic Party is, finds it impossible to accept such responsibility. The difficulty is not with the system but with the party. two-par- ty ' BB1IBHBHI R B WE MAKE OLD YOUR RADIO SIHG LIKE NEW Service Satisfaction Yes, we repair radios double-quic- k in but we smallest de- time never slight the tail. On the contrary, every radio repair job we do makes friends for us. That's why customers recommend us to others who have radio troubles. Thanks for the orchids. Well live up to them. OF LOGAN 14 W. Center Phone 317 BBBBBBBBBBl ... PEACE ON EARTH As Old Glory was lowered in the gathering dusk of J Day, 1945, a marine kneels in silent prayer beside the grave of a comrade in the cemetery on Okinawa. Peace came for him after the war as it came for many on the battlefields. Insert shows Air Vice Marshall Isett, New Zealand, as he signs the- surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo bay, while General MacArthur looks on. One year later, on August 14, all the world will honor those who willingly gave their lives that theirs might live in peace. While J Day marked the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of veterans are still on active duty, finishing their job to see that war never lifts its head in the world. The nation honors all who contributed to success of the war against Japan, many who formerly fought against Germany. V-- - V-- LIVING COSTS AFTER WORLD WARS I AND II THE SEASONED TRAVELER Goes by Train Vacation? Trip to beach, mountain or National Park? Business trip? 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