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Show POSTMASTER KAYSVILLE Kaysvills Clubs Stamp out obscene mail Ain FORCE BASF ITCH Mis Rolieit Lindsav he'd a deMr- kav-ull- e Poetta lightful morning coffee in her Lonas home ill Cleaifie'd Monday for will entettain the ( ub at her home Wednesday Mesdames Flbert Gentry Call Breeden, David Con F.scheii, Doncv emng. ald Zimmerman, Chailes Doisey, Donald Spuiner, and H D Biee-debridge I lub of Know die, Teim The e ent n kaysuile Mu. Hanna was m honor of Mis Lindsay s will be hostess to the mother Her patents. Dr and Mrs budge (lull at her home, Tues- Kenneth Lyon, returned to their home m Biookside, New Jersey, day, June 2. this week after a brief visit Art ( lub Twenty five mditaiy wives attended a coffee Wednesday mornKaysville Mis. K. 0. Lay-ton has been named new ing in the Hill AFB Family Serof the Ait (lub. Other vices Center. The occasion was were elected ofucer Mi. held in recognition of their seras volunteer workers in the George Tiller . fn-- t vice piesi-- I vices Air Foice family serve es prodent, Mrs. J. William Swan, second vice president, Mis. gram. Hosts for he occasion weie Mrs Jonothan Shafer, officeis William E. Galley, seoetaiy; wives representatives, Mis IvyI Mis. Let onte Stewait, tieas-uie- r Minium, NCO wives representaMrs. Glen Ganett, out-tives and Mr. W R West, Speguirg pi evident will act as1 cial Services officer. progi am chan man. They met The final meeting of the presla-- t Wednesday at the home ent Hill AFB officers wives club .of Mis. D. Keith Barnes. board of governors was held Tuesday morning in the Officers Club Alter the business mee ing the my deep conviction frequently president. Mis I lei man Frye, enexpiessed to individual niem-b- tertained the elected officers and s of this Congi esMonal Comguests at a pnvate luncheon parMesmittee, religious and educationty Those attending were al leaders, newspaper editors, dames P. H. Robey, Honoiaiy and citizen gioups that one of pi evident, Edward Hubbaid, hon-o- i the most venous moial and soary vice pi evident, William Mccial piohlems in the United Kee, 1st vice piesident, Elmer Hoi--'e- of the Houe Post Office and Civil vtmce ( uiiim t'ee indicates that no longer do dealers in smut and duly jictuus seive only a few adults. Inon teen-ag- e joungsteis, Post- stead, they aie irnitasingly master Mayne k Sheffield soliciting young til-- , sending then unwanted and unoideied stated today. The judgment as to what is matenal liidnc i iminutely and mice the conscience, obscene is actually m the hands without of the homes nation. of Davis of the Citizens County Bnd othei communities thiough-ou- t Muflield emPostmaster the nation, the Fostmastei phasized that the Post Oflice emphasized, and the final judge Depaitment is intensifying its matteis is the m the-- e ,effoits to clean up the mail-- . of these awakened com- Its chief oppositie n in doing so iconics fiom those wlio leap munities. All the average citizen needs huge profit, fiom uiiiestiicted dn if his home is invaded by mailings, and fiom some misunotdeied and unwanted mail guided individuals who confuse soliciting the sale of filthy , liberty with license, and in so lascivious and films, doing, unwittingly give aid to lewd slide', pntuies 01 other obscene these ucaltis in obscenity. and poinugiaphic matenal is to E. ( ongitssman Kathryn complain to the Post Office of the cli man tb Cianahaii, maildone This is by matenal House Post Office and Cm! ing the objectionable Sen ice Subcommittee on Obtne and envelope it came itself, scene Litciature, aptly summed of pio-tein, with a signed note up this appaient confusion in to the local Pustmastei. the nnnds of some leccntly by An investigation is then made Tlieie aie those who Office Depait-men- t stating com n about bv the Po-- t ei If jexpiess Service s Inspection .constitutional right of free then findings justify action to speech and Iree pi ess I would ban the matenal fiom the like to point out in this conmails, the Depai tment's Gen-ci- nection that theie are many Counsel then issues such situations where a ceitain freean order. If the sender of the dom might apply to childien. the obscene liteiatuie protests I' 01 example, the selling of I Depat tment's ruling, the mat- eoholie bevei ages to mmois is ter may then be taken to the childien undei a piohibited, neatest United States District certain age aie not pin nutted ( ourt for decision. to duve an automobile, and When the matenal in tpies. they aie not admitted to see tion is clearly pornogi aplnc, certain movies if they aie min- ruminal action is usually tak- ors. However, expenence clear-- I en by the local prosecuting ly clc monstiates that the wholities with the coopeiatmn esale cutulai ization and d of the Post Office Depaitment of obscene dissemination ( omutlons in such cases pro-- v maumal always bungs a good tde for botlr jail and doll ir deal of it into the hands of fines for the dealers in obscen-n- childien and teen-ag- e youth mail-iud- con-tuen- st their al-- y n Jai-iiu- 1 lt pics-ldei- 1 States today dollar is the mad m obscenity. In spue of the " d " me H1I L AT onas (Tub The American public, if it wants to, can destiny the half u billion dollar a jeai business in ubsicmty which is having such disastrous effects ri, Social nclcs From H A F B c v v ice ot evi c aij , lnt 'Dr R ) ei t Clif- Daniel Emery, ton treasurer, hospitality chairman, Elbert Gen-- , try, club arrangements and pio-- l giam chairman Mis Arthur public relations chairman, Roiet Hatch welfare chairman, Jai ev an Epps, parliament inn, ictor Anderson and Mrs and Alice Paidoe West, Society Editor of the Ogden Standaid Examiner The wives of the supply squad-- J ron pouted coffee Tuesday mornnewcomers ing at the May coffee held in the Gieen Room of the office's club Over A veiy JO members attended Mis ITuby Scanguest. giauous ia!). mother of Mis Uinrle, Blake helped welcome the new officers wives May baskets filled with beautiful spring flowcis weie to Mesdomes gi on as door prizes Daniel Emery, Edmund Miles, Pc er Sow a, Jr and Donald Spur-ne- i Newcomers greeted weie William Wimer, Dale Post, Norman Magnan, Jolm Slayton, Aris Chi .stensen, and George Bloom-- y best di awing "Did you get one" ,o brightly tion " d DasEier Value Choice of 6 fabric colors t 4,! 61 X-- "f Podded headrest ' Comfortable spring W v 'V. I asked his replied the child, smiling But I got hori ible menTho Toamstor CLEANERS Colorful Swivel $2995 Chair Choice of six vivid decorator colors in KAASV1LLE re- - . frieze (hot sheds soil, markable new even under heavy use. and bright lay ESTRON S. 1417 SPECIAL iea. Now Sweaters Skirts Witis Yen mother VACATION Men or Women's Starirs 7!:::3 Swings Accomplishment PHONE KA -- Pants re Mahogany finish with plastic at point of soil cate-goi- uncon-tiolle- We Young Billy came home from on the camp with the news that last day the aits and ciafts connae'oi had awarded prizes for the l'J North Main au-tli- mit rrz field CELESTIAL fiustrations 26, 1959 Psge 8 sy 1 traffic and the legal complications, and even the couit decisions, I feel a i evponsibility to the public to attempt to pi event the use of the mails for indecent material, and to seek indictments and piosecutions for such offenses, even though it may be y argued that it falls in the of matenal concerning which there have been previous rulings favoiable to the promoters. It seems to me that only by this method can the Postmaster Geneial Arthur dimensions of this problem beTestimony given recently in E. 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