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Show Wishing... doesn't make irso! ' Birth defects ore forever. Unless you help. March of Dimes TMIt IMCI CONIKItuTtO TMt PU.LIiHI The Birch Log Advertisement Chou En-lai 1 Mia mum I seth Thomas I Something BIG is coming to I J !eddinnils Floor Model Clocks nrnf .riAin me 20 off J Reg. '625.00 GEM JEWELERS 77T777t ' p An. Ladies Pendants & II NOW 470 Watch for it!! Necklaces 14 Qff All Birthstone Rings - off Identification All Earrings All Wall Clocks Bracelets Men's Wallets 14 Kt. Gold 'M , Mantle Clocks 40 off 50 off V4 0ff educed Famous Brand Watches-25 Off Ladies I nil Timex Indian Sport Binoculars 1 II CHARMS Watches Jewelry 11 Price 20 off 10 off 10 off Wed2ces ANSON-4 - ijL - 40 Off Electric and QuartZ Watches - Famous Brands - 30Off1 2 ONLY - Mothers Hey Kids! ALL Portable Jewelry Misuse Baand Bars R.np t Watches Thermometers 40 Off Pins 20 Off Moff Greatly Reduced BankAmericard QM All Sales Final Mastercharge JEWELERS All Sales Cash accepted 152 No. Main Cedar City, Utah by John F. McManua Belmont, Massachusetts The death of Chou En-lai brings to a close the career of one of the world's foremost barbarians. As a ruthless intriguer, a conscienceless conscience-less liar, a despotic ruler, and a callous murderer, he may well be without equal in all history. But such were not the descriptions descrip-tions given to the American people peo-ple when news of Chou's passing spread across our land. With rare exceptions, members of our news media competed with national leaders to see who could pile the most praise on the mass murderer. murder-er. In doing so, each told more about himself than he did about Chou En-lai. Consider the following drooling drool-ing nonsense: Secretary of State Henry Kissinger: "I admired Chou En- lai very much . . , a very con- siderable man and a great leader." President Gerald Ford: "... a remarkable leader." The New York Times: "... one of the more far-sighted statesmen of the 20th century." Richard Nixon: "... there is none who surpassed him in keen intellect, philosophical breadth, &nd the experienced wisdom which made him a great leader." ' Time: ". . '. a life of extra- ordinary achievement." I Sam Jaffe, NBC News: "He ! gave freedom to his people." ' UPL ". . . a brilliant leader." The Truth About Chou As is frequently the case with prominent Communists, Chou En-lai came from a well-to-do family. Given the best education available in China, he went to Japan as a young man in 1917 and was introduced to socialism. In the early 1920's he spent four years in Europe organizing Chinese Chi-nese students, and joined the Chinese Communist Youth Corps and then the Communist Party itself. Back in China by 1926, he achieved membership in the Central Committee of the Com-I Com-I munist Party and soon distin guished himself by organizing a bloody revolt of 600,000 workers in Shanghai: The next few years saw him leading riots in Nan-chang Nan-chang and Canton, and starting underground movements in Hong Kong and elsewhere. When a member of one of his secret assassination teams defected de-fected to the Nationalist government govern-ment in 1931, Chou ordered the cold-blooded murder of the man's entire family. Later, he was known to have personally strangled six members of another an-other family after tieing each victim's hands. These records of personal murders were only a foreshadowing of far worse atrocities to come. In later years, he betrayed his countrymen in the war against Japan. After the Nationalist Chinese had been weakened by the war, Chou's Reds launched a campaign against Free China. By 1950, Foreign Minister Chou was sending his screaming hordes against Americans in Korea. And he has sent his spies, saboteurs, subverters, and assassins into every continent ever since. Red China's Bloody Record The most compelling indictment indict-ment of Chou En-lai and his partner-in-crime, Mao Tse-tung, is the report, The Human Cost of Communism in China, published pub-lished by the Judiciary Commit-. Commit-. tee of the U.S. Senate in 1971. Drawing on detailed research from widely divergent sources, its author shows that the Red Chinese leadership has caused the death of somewhere between 34 and 64 million Chinese: In comparison, Hitler at his worst was a small-time operator, Stalin was a novice, and the Black Plague was the recipient of a bad rap. Why would the media and our leaders slobber over Chou's passing? pass-ing? The answer can only be that those at the top are pro-Communist even to the point of praising a savage monster. The spectacle should shock and alarm every true American. 1976 The John Birch Society Feature FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE BIRCH LOG, CALL: BILL REAGAN 586-6226 |