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Show I f Page 4 I The UTAH INDEPENDENT June 23, 1972 Hungarian Escapee Warns Americans by Phyllis Schlafly Part 2 IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO. A man who, at the peril of his life, fled Hungary in December of 1956 following Hungary's last gasp for freedom, pleads with Americans, Dont let it happen here. Gabor E. Urban, a native of Hungary and an active in the 1956 participant Hungarian revolution, recently told a group of patriots of his experiences there. He brought with him many experiences and pictures of the brutality the Russians used in putting down the revolution. The methods the Russian Communists used were, according to first-han- d experience, unusually cruel, deceitful, and brutal. Urban is exhohordng Americans to get involved in Mr. activities in order to preserve the freedoms we have here. He spoke before a meeting of the Constudonal Majority at Alan's Restaurant in Idaho Falls. anti-Commun- ist Accutron Bulova Timex Caravella Watches Lay away now for Graduation. We operate on a 4 day week. Reprinted 1972 Phillis Schlafly Report, Box 618, Alton, Illinois 62002. The Right NOT To Take A Job Passage of the Equal Rights Amendment would open up a Pandoras box of trouble for women. It would deprive the American woman of many of the fundamental special privileges we now enjoy, and especially the greatest rights of all: (1) NOT to take a job, (2) to keep her baby, and (3) to be supported by her husband. How have the proponents of the Equal Rights Amendment been so successful that it passed the House of Representatives in 1971 by a large margin? There are three reasons. First, most people mistakenly believe that equal rights means simply equal pay for equal work, and we are all in favor of this. But this goal has already been practically achieved by legislation, and Hie remaining violations can also be wiped out by legislation. Only 12 states still have obsolete discriminatory laws. Second, Equal Rights Amendment literature lists many womens organizations as supporters. Most of these organizations probably gave their endorsement after being told that this Amendment will bring better jobs and more pay for women, but were never told what basic rights women would give up. That is the way, for example, that it happened at the October 1971 Convention of the National Federation of Republican Women, where the tight little clique running things from the top presented speaker after speaker to promote the Equal Rights Amendment, but gave no equal rights to delegates who wanted to speak against it. The 1971 officers of the NFRW even published intemperate attacks on the Republican Congressmen who voted for an amendment to the Equal Rights Amendment which would exempt women from the draft and permit states to enact reasonable laws based on sex differences. Thirdly, the womens lib agitators caught the d and they felt they could Congressmen badly The Congressmen not risk being labeled simply didnt hear from the millions of happily married women who believe in the laws which protect the family and require the husband to support his wife and children. They only heard from the few but noisy unhappy women. , anti-wome- Sat. until further notice. CRUSER JEWELRY 6217 Highland Drive Salt Lake City Idaho Falls, visit The Alan's Restaurant When from the Feb. off-guar- Open Mon. - Wed. - Fri. - in Mans's Restaurant" Excellent food at reasonable prices. Open 6 AM to 9 PM Breakfast Lunch Dinner n. Equal Rights in Russia At womens lib rallies, some of the fiery speakers cite Russia as an example of a country where women have equal rights. The Soviet Constitution guarantees: Woman in the U.S.S.R. is accorded equal rights with men in all spheres of economic, state, cultural, public and political life. Equal rights in the Soviet Union means that the Russian woman is obliged to put her baby in a d nursery or kindergarten so she can join the labor force. Under Soviet law, a woman (as well as a man) can be jailed for refusing to engage in socially useful labor or for leading a parasitic way of life. Equal rights in Russia means that the women do the heavy, dirty work American women do not do -but men are still the bosses. Russian women have equal rights to mine coal, load cargo ships, work in heavy construction, and labor in the fields. A typical garbage pickup team consists of two women hauling the garbage and a man driving the truck. A typical road construction brigade consists of a dozen women digging ditches while a male brigadier supervises. Of course, the women still do all the housework (without electrical appliances) and all the standing in line to buy food for their families. party. Seating to 75. Alans Restaurant Alan Griggs, owner Phone 522-272- 2 1570 WEST BROADWAY Idaho Falls I yyj I I LET US i PLAN YOUrI I I Cfciltltastis Folly Storage I The most pretentious of the womens liberation The New magazines is called Ms., and subtitled Magazine For Women, with Gloria Steinem listed as president and secretary. Reading the Spring 1972 issue of Ms. gives a good understanding of womens lib, and the people who and promote it. It is It is a series of whining complaints by unmarried women. They view the home as a prison, and the wife and mother as a slave. To these womens libbers, marriage means dirty dishes and dirty laundry. One article lauds a womans refusal to carry up the family laundry as an act of extreme courage. Another tells how satisfying it is to be a lesbian, (page 117) The womens libbers dont understand that most women want to be wife, mother and homemaker - and are happy in that role. The womens libbers actively resent the mother who stays at home with her children and likes it that way. The principal purpose of Ms.s shrill tirade is to sow seeds of discontent among happy, married women so that all women can be unhappy in some new sisterhood of frustrated togetherness. Obviously intrigued by the 170 clauses of exemptions from marital duties given to Jackie anti-famil- pro-abortio- high-pitche- anti-childre- n, y, sharp-tongue- n. d, d , -- bowers rm Quality at a Fair Price BovkKnS egj Vi n SCRATCH & DENTI SALE Cash and Carry FOOD STORAGE ) SPECIALISTS CARPET BARN INSTALLATION 706 COLUMBIA LANE PROVO, UTAH 84601 (801) 373-411- - TERMS AS LOW AS $1.99 (801) 485-5- 712 y foafvna fcOMcMM flSMIS IMnNUi EIM4imI 7 Si l$74 e tt MODULAR DESK "1 JIM Mar, Heat, Stain SKfc Full Suspension File Drawer HOURS: 9 to 6 Daily NEWPOUCY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN AFTER HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 63H S. STATE O & barn 2635 South 2nd West, Salt Lake City g 3 O 355-533- 6 Home emf Office Furniture office i CONTEMPORARY DESK I j 5 to do. Sssjly j YOUR I What Women's Lib" Really Means Many women are under the mistaken impression that womens lib means more job employment opportunities for women, equal pay for equal work, appointments of women to high positions, admitting more women to medical schools, and other desirable objectives which all women favor. We all support these purposes, as well as any necessary legislation which would bring them about. But all this is only a sweet syrup which covers the deadly poison masquerading as womens lib. The womens libbers are radicals who are waging a total assault on the family, on marriage, and on children. Dont take my word for it - read their own literature and prove to yourself what these characters are trying a $1 e STORAGE SUPPLY I all-power- state-operate- Let us cater your next I recently wrote this in a report called Unbearable Burden, about womens employment in heavy construction work: The years given over to a male occupation can rob her of the main thing: her happiness as a woman, the joy of motherhood. Abortions are available for the asking and the average Russian woman has had several, while limiting herself to one or two children. Under Soviet-styl- e equal rights, the men still hold all the top jobs. Nine out of every ten plant managers are men. Three out of four school principals are men. There is no woman member in the Politburo or Party Secretariat. A Russian woman journalist Free Parfcini South of Store BoWEIlSe 9? |