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Show Past Glory, Utahs Future: Judd - King Debate Boasts of past glories on the national economic scene were contrasted with promises tor the future of Utahs economy Tuesday night as Democrat David King and Republican Thomas Judd vied for votes at the Fifth Rocky Mounmeet tain Review, KCPX-T- V the candidate series. King pointed out that the rate of expansion of the Political Novel Moves Well In Local Stores (Continued from page 1) reported largest sales of the books In the Salt Lake area. The stores owner. Will Brown, said he has sold over S0,000 copies of None Dare Call It Treason, mostly retail. Brown said his establishment Is a combination retail book store and research and lending lkbrary. The store primarily conducts an educational program "to get material Into peoples hands that has heretofore been suspressed, according to had grown economy from 2.2 percent In the Elsenhower years to 4.5 during the Kennedy administration and would show an estimated 6.5 percent for last year. He also mentioned that Inflation ahd been decreased during this period. Judd criticized the centralized control of the Federal Mr. Brown. He stated that a large number of books are carried by prominent people who are trying to alert Americans to some of the problems that have met scanty readership In the past and material slanted toward combating socialism. Mr. Brown said the store had no connection with the John Birch Society but carried some of their publications. He denied that It was a political endeavor. was signed. In response Judd said he did not turst the communists since the U.S. and Russia had an unofficial ban which the Soviets violated. Because other nations, particularly France and Communist China are In or about to be In the nuclear field, I dont want to see us hobbled by a treaty with the Russians, Judd said Both candidates agree on the reapportionment Issue, disapproving of the Supreme Cuourts stand on total population representation and approving the Dlrksen amendment. Agreement was also In evidence concerning the school prayer Issue, approving an amendment allowing voluntayr prayer. On government saying Any government that Is big enough to give you everything you want can also take It away. In He blamed the slow-dofederal spending In Utah for the drop in the states economy and said we must attract Industry that Is permanent with three steps. 1. Catalog our attractions, 2. Pinpoint the Industries that would be attracted and 3. Do a better selling Job. In a relatively friendly atmosphere the two candidates also dwelled on Issues of peace and war, King approving of the atomic test ban treaty, and comparing east and west to two men standing with guns at each othrr who moved farther aprat when the treaty an October 15, 1964 this issue reservations were expressed by King; "prayers could be used by certain sectarian groups to promote their faith, If they are absolutely then broad and It would be alright 1ufic :i Judd was asked Do you The John Birch His answer; No. Society? King expressed a greater willingness to see the United States go to the summit than Judd, the Republican citing support past failures as the reason for his reservations. King agrees with the polls, showing the Democrats ahead. So does Judd, but he adds Agood organization canthrow the surveys Into a cocked hat, and we feel we have our opponents UTAH COMPANY 463 So. 3rd Ogdon Alfilioto Woit-S- olf EX Logon SK UTAH HIDE 4 TALLOW Uhl FO Loko-I- M IS 4-- AL CO Sponk Hobor 57 Fork 4 Meandering in East Millcreek Indian Children Enjoy New Homes Announcing The New 0 By SHIRLEY MANOOKIN 467-30- 38 Theres always room for one more and plenty of love to go around. So say three East Mill Creek families. They make It obvious by adfor the school year opting Indian youngsters, who are making their homes with these folks and enjoying Salt Lake family life this year. Cody Black, 17, a Navajo youth attending Highland High School In his Junior year, Is making his "home making his home with the Ellsworth Clark Family, 2751 Grandview Circle. Cody finds his Salt Lake home a little more convenient than his home, near Kayenta, Arizona, The Morning After By Pierre ' Picayune (Continued from page 1) caught talking to a Republican, we heard one apolfriend. ogize to an old-tiDRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUS-TION- S that love wont stretch? Cody Is mixing well at school and at church. (He was baptized a member of the L. D. S. Church about six monHe Is trying out ths ago). for the basketball team and enjoys playing his guitar. And for Lorlnda Tortlta, 16, lovely Apache girl, this will be her seventh year In where his family travels miles for their water. In Arizona, Cody Is the eldest son In a large family --h- e also finds himself part of a large family In Salt Lake. There are eight around the dinner table at the Clark residence. (The Clarks have four married children and one away teaching School). Who says m Personal Finances: Senate Race Issue (Continued from page 1) annual Income of $22,500 from the United States Senate, has since been Increased to $30,000 a year. In addition, he said he earned $788.66 annually in reserve training pay from the U. S. Air Force and since coming to the Senate, I have earned approximately $1,000 as honorariums for speeches. The statement denies Income from the practice of law or any other business, corporation, partershlp or proprietorship. I withdrew from law practice entirely and since then have received no Income of any kind present or future from law practice. My name remains on the door of my old law firm but I have had no connection with or knowledge of the firms business since 1958. I resigned from the board of two corporations and sold my stock when elected to the Senate. Senator Moss said. Assets, besides household and personal effects, were listed as equity of about $4,000 In a home In Maryland; an unimproved lot In Holladay, Utah, with a value of less than $500; a 1959 Rambler American and a 1960 Comet; and U. S. Savings Bonds with a face value of $1,250 as well as a savings account of $3,244.53. Senator Moss said his checking account fluctuates between $900 and $3,300. & Unique Grand Opening adoptive homes In Utah. Linda has spent the school years In Dugway, Vernal, and last year at Granite Junior High. But this year she Is enjoying her home very much with Mrs. Golden Haight, 2826 Imperial Street. Lorlnda is making many friends at Highland High School and will have so much to tell her family this summer when she returns to White Rock, Arizona. One of the things Lorlnda Is enjoying mostly Is Jazz music and her new sister Kathy, who Is Just two years older than herself. Watching television, espec-- J tally The Munsters, Is quite a wonderful pastime for little Virginia Ann Bedonl, 10, a Navajo from Flagstaff, Arizona. She Is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Banks at 2773 Hartford Street. This Is Virginias second year In the program, Instigated by the L.D.S. church, to bring Indian youths Into direct contact with family life Order By Phone From Your Car 12 Convenient Drive-I- n Stalls With Phones allow you to drive in and order without delay. When your order is ready you will t?e4jled to the drive up window. 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The problem of waning defense dollars plagues many communities and has produced some pretty good quotes: One electronics exec discussed converting to consumer production In a recent publication: We could make a toaster which would precisely brown bread to any desired shade and would last for 300 years. Only thing, It would come In a black case and cost$l,800. Mark Brown Sons Open New Store The Mark Brown family Luxury Lovers take note: es In togetherness. Mr. Brown, his two sons, w are aughter and all actively In Dads furniture business. A veteran of 15 years In Mr. Brown merchandising, will open a brand new vuml-tu- re store, Thursday, October 15. .The new Mark Brown and Sons, 4545 South 9th East, will feature a complete line of home furnishings. Special feature of the new store will be a special color television and stero room. The black topped parking lot will accomodate 100 cars. Eighteen employees will be on hand at Mark Brown and Sons to offer fast and courteous service. Offering assistance to customers will also be Mr. Browns sons, Allan and Mark, and daughter and Mr. an$ Mrs. John 0: Hathaway's son-in-la- is here LOCHLANA "'"pHE FIRST time I wore Hathaways chairman, tinct feeling of Lochlana, fully luxurious stuff." Lochlana is wosen in Europe from a unique blend of cotton and wool tope" (the mink of the wool world). The result is a fabric that feels like cashmere and wears like wool. Whats more, you can cheerfully send Lochlana to the laundry it will never mat, fade or shrink. We now have Lochlana shirts with Hathaways fabulous hand - turned collar. In quietly spectacular shades. 15 In Tartan Plaids two-sto- sales promotions manager. 'touttf'cHi urtfhui son-in-la- Watson. re Now a family, the Browns have operated the Mark Brown and Sons, 2607 South State, since 1948. Mr. Brown began his career is manager of Sears Roebuck Santa Paula, California. 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