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Show T&T RUN, do think that the peace protest marches have made a point. We feel the individuals had a right to protest. But protests past a and in a situation as Ipoint may be protest for the pure joy of no have war Nam Viet serious as die place. The '.leaden of the protests now must offer suggestions on how to obtaidkeace. To merely say we should get out of Viet Nam is root a pnraical nor sensible alternative to current American policy. Our nation is committed to defend and protect freedom in our Iconfused world. The bet is that we are in Viet Nam. ' And die world today is controlled by power politics. No solution in Viet Nam is possible today unless it is made from a position of strength. I However, we do not agree with the Oct. 19 Salt Lake City 'Tribune editorial in which the writer' says these people are abusing the right of free speech. ! The Tribune continues that the trouble is that the students 'are not engaged in an honest debate." Nor do we think that the Big lie is Feeding on die emotions of gullible youth. . . M are in our opinion an honest The protests misled or not expression of a desire for peace. Understanding their desire for peace and the purpose of the Mifliw we still must hope that the protestin can accept the of what is happening in Viet Nam. )rety ... - 1 - : I Fair Business Standards Directive Given by DA WASHINGTON (AITS) - The Department of Defense has do- j fined standards of fairness for those seeking die privilege of doing business with service personnel and their dependents. A DOD directive is designed to help curb mialnading advertising, tricky payment provisions, exorbitant interest rates. 13-pa- contracts and improper repossession techniques. DOD HAS told sellers that it will follow the doctrine, let the seller make full disclosure, instead of let die buyer beware. Violators may be placed off limits or have their privilege suspended at all defense installations including controlled housing areas. Some exceptions are in overseas areas and concern dealings with foreign firms. J Officials have prepared standards of fairness forms relating to such contractual matters as finance charges, late payment fees pnd other items. The forms are author! xed far installation level JeproducHon and are designed to clearly reveal contract terms. THE DOD action lists 10 pro- slyly-word- ed HUNTERS RED 100 SPECIAL PARKAS HOODED NYLON WINDBREAKER, SEALS WARMTH IN AND COLD OUT - ZIP FRONT POCKET AU SIZES 4" American Legion News By Carroll Madsen Dugway Teachers thirst Protests Then Peace ; vJH Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, Oct. 22, 1965 hibited practices including sales solicitation of defense members in troop housing. The directive states that solicitation will be on an individual basis, preferably by appointment, in a specific location and at designated hours. Continued emphasis is being educational placed on programs helping service personnel better understand the wise use of credit, a defense spokesman said Individual firms and agents will be required to conduct their business in an acceptable manner. This does not relieve service personnel from discharging their private indebtedness and financial obligations, it was explained LETTERS of indebtedness from agents or firms not conforming with the directive's provisions will be returned to the sender without being forwarded through channels, the official said. This does not mean the debt cannot be legally collected in civilian channels though due process of law, it was pointed out The American Legion Dugway Post 131 was granted a charter May 10, 1954 - at that time the post had about 56 charter members. Over the years the Post has grown, our all time high was 299 members. Dugway Post 131 is in District 8. We have always been thought of by the District as a lively working Post. Over the years we have had some outstanding Legionnaires, we have put Post members in District offices and put one member in as State American Legion Commander. Third in a series on the school teachers of Dugway. Mrs. Diane Pearson teaches a combination second and third grade class. She is a 1964 graduate of the University of Minnesota where she majored in Elementary Education. MRS. PEARSON taught third grade in Duluth, Minn, before coming to Dugway. The Pearson's were married in June before coming here in July of this year. Her .husband is Sp4 Pearson working with the Meteorology team. Mrs. Corine A. Colston has been teaching the fourth grade at Dugway for two years. She was graduated from Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in June of 1963. MRS. COLSTON taught the third grade one year in Tallahih, La., Mrs. Colstons husband, Arthur is an accountant policy of- ficer in the Comptroller and Programs Directorate. Mr. John J. South wick, is new to Dugway this year. He . is teaching the fifth grade. He is a graduate of the College of Southern Utah in Cedar City. He and his wife Susan have one child, Greg, one and a half yean old. The Southwicks are both natives of Utah. MR. SOUTHWICK has organized the fifth and sixth grade bays into football teams and is encouraging wider participation in the , athletic program. Mrs. Daniel Houston is now in her second year of teaching in the Dugway elementary school. She is teaching second grade this year. Before coming to Dugway Mrs. Houston taught junior high school English in Syracuse, New York She was graduated from Syracuse University in 1963. Her husband, is first lieutenant Don Houston, and works in the Intelligence Office. OVER A PERIOD of about 11 yean I would venture to say over $6500 to the Community of Dugof social activity for its members. It deal with a great way, along the Legion has contributed has invested in the Legion community activity hall in Fox area over $2000 in equipment, that is not enjoyed only by the Legion but numerous other organizations and groups on the Post In order to carry out our program we want eligible veterans to join the American Legion. Some of the Legion plans for the year are: support of the high school Oratorical Contest, school awards, monies and metal, boys state, help any needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas and sponsor the NRA program. A Halloween party for all children of Dugway. Having at least three social Legion parties for Legion members and friends. Visit and help our veterans or his family in time of need. WE NEED your support at Bingos each Thursday night, starting at 7:30 p.m. (10 cent Bingo) Main Carnes start at 8:30 p.m. (Refreshment Bar Open) you are able to win cash prizes of $5 to - A LITTLE 50 PERCENT The UA Naval Unit at Dugway reenlisted 50 per cent of die Unit Sept. 8. John E. Tobin, yeoman first class, was by Commander William Cook. There are only two enlisted men in the unit (U.S. Army Photo) $150. Six Receive Donations to our bond drive drawing this month would be highly appreciated. Contact Post Commander, Carroll N. Madsen for further information. Hundreds of Legion man hours have been spent in remodeling, Six men were awarded the Cood and fixing the Legion Hall for the comfort of those who painting, Conduct Medal Oct. 8. It was the desire to participate in the activities that are available there. fifth award of the Good Con' duct Medal for. SFC Lindley Church and SFC Bernard Kabana. The man who can smile when SSgt William Day received the Increasing the number of words has probably just award. Good Conduct Medal, third you can read a minute helps you things go wrong he can blame of Nicholas something Dicamillo, thought Sp4 become to better misinformed. Sp4 it on. James Huffman, and Sgt Lawrence Kelly received the first award of die Good Conduct Medal. Conduct Medal ' lf We the family of Charles R. and Stephen Gillespie wish to convey our heartfelt gratitude to our many friends and neighbors who have done so much by their individual acts and expressions of sympathy to console us at this time of breavement. The evidences you have offered of the esteem in which you held our loved ones and the personal kindnesses you have shown each of us leave us at a loss to tell you just how much you have done to sustain us with your love and friendship. we thank Thpugh we feel the inadequacy of words at this time, each of you from the bottom of our hearts. sT ; Mrs. Houston ?,, 1 Mu-- Pearson BROWNS Heres AND YOU GET THE GIFTS AND SAVINGS! performance with a big fashion plus Mrs. Colston Southwick 0 Fire Prevention ABCs Editors Note: Oct. 10 was Fire Prevention Week. The Fire Department has a few tips to pass on. Fire is one of mans oldest helpers. It cooks his food, keeps him warm and runs his machines. Fire is also mans oldest deadly enemy. Every year in the United States, fire claims thousands of lives and destroys over one and one half billion dollars worth of property. In 1964, more than 11,000 persons lost their lives by fire. Statistics of the American Insurance Association prove that more than 75 per cent of all fires are preventable since they occur as a result of carelessness. On this basis, over 8,000 persons in the United States died needlessly last year. laborer-whatevHOUSEWIFE, soldier, civilian employee, executive or the To business. is fire conquer your prevention your job, menace of fire, each person must declare personal war mi the carelessness that causes so much senseless waste, and each person must learn what to do to lessen the effects of the fire which may break out at any moment. The best way to guard against uncontrolled fire is to take heed Dont Give of the theme used for fire prevention week this year a Fire Place to start. Identify the fire hazards around your home and place of work and remove them before the fire occurs. Fire condition is prevention is everybody's business. When a hazardous discovered which you are not able to correct personally, report it to your supervisor or to the Fire Department. Common sense is the best guide for good fire prevention. Dont use gnnliv for Meaning fluid. There are solvents made for this purpose. Garoline, paint, paint thinner and all flammable liquids contained in pressurized spray cans, should be stored away from any source of heat. Its always a good practice to read and abide by the warning labels affixed to containers of flammable liquids. COMMON SENSE tells us that a pile of trash is a likely place tor a tire to start. U is pose ot all trash, waste papers, rags, scrap lumber, grass and weeds. A clean area is not only a safer place to work but a more pleasant place to work. Statistics indicate that about 20 per cent of the nations dwelling fires are caused by the misuse of electricity. This mans overextension cords loading circuits with octopus outlets or make-shiused to extend circuits. Cords strung under or over hooks and through doors or partitions are subject to damage which could result in a short circuit. Circuits are designed to carry a certain maximum load. If the circuit needs to lie extended or its capacity increased, this should be done by proper qualified personnel. In Tooele County we have thousands of acres of grass, brush and forest land which, because of our dry climate is dry much of the year. Extra precautionary measures must be exercised to prevent grass and brush fires which destroy our watersheds, wildlife, and threaten the lives of those who may be in or near a grass fire. DURING THE past year we have experienced a number of grass fires in and adjacent to the housing areas on post which have been started by children playing with matches. Curiosity is part of a child's growing up and how a match makes a fire is one of these curiosities. A match in the hands id a child is just as dangerous as a gun, vet we carelessly leave matches lying around within easy reach of children. Children playing with matches in tall, dry grassy areas are endangering their lives, their playmates lives and the lives and property of everyone who may be iq the path of a raging grass fire. Many children throughout the nation have died and destroyed their homes because they were playing with matches. Parents should be extremely careful to keep matches in a safe place and out of the reach of children. DncOuding All Our New (Shristmas Stock AU SURPRISE FREE pusausis GIFTS SPECIAL I REG. SALE pAllUNG carat (total might) 9.95 PRICE 4 WATCHES Elgin - Bulova Bcnnis - Wyler Cardelk - Belfortt 15 to 50 OFF permanent press perform- Colont Saiga, Block, Light Oliva, Dark Oliva Woiiti 2B"to44" Langthi 28" to 38" $698 i- f- t.; JL' 24 N. Main St. t. JU. 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