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D Dads Dad's a d I r s i z T- T Ti t Column Col i 4 o. o J i 1 I Jo H II COMMUNIST IU COl VOTE YOTE MOST disturbing Incident of the tho THE J elections In Los Angeles County I IP P recent nt that although there are only I Communists In the district for Communist candidates total vote rote II tSo tho fas says sas the Los Ls Angeles Exam- Exam Exama S as Th Is only a 1 casual symptom of ofa jer a deeply underlying condition condition-a a condi condi- condition condition tion a that has been exploited to the full- full tion extent by the of Mos- Mos Mosca st t L since Lenin and Trotsky began coV ca ever of or world revolution The real to n dream Communist the dangerous Communist member of or orthe mIl not register openly as a the party He Hc will take any oath Pretend allegiance with the reservation that any then Moscow MOSCO dictates he will repudiate ben I I MS lIS sworn sorn word and follow blindly the I Kremlin dictate The real Communist Communist merely I however often votes to give gl a hint of or the party's party actual strength The voting Communist fur fur- furthermore furI I hardly represents a fraction of or ofis his jils is radical colleagues o o o ARMISTICE 1918 1940 1918 8 1940 CAVALCADE OF OP memory Is on parade today Military colors flying lying in bright array ana As 5 we e turn the pages of history march- march marchIng marchIng marching Ing past We see the same sad drama with a new and younger cast Dimly we seem to remember glorious words To T anxious aching hearts thru-out thru a troubled world Words of peace and Joy In mighty voices blended Rang lang across the land and sea The sea The war has ended But now the battle clangour roars above Innocent heads And children are killed sleeping In their 1 trundle beds Kever Neter could we Imagine such brutality unleashed Today we ask ask Was It a n dream those words Hostilities have ceased I H. H. H M. M S. S TIME TO WORK THIS IS the tho time for labor no less lens lessI I than capital to show Its Hs patriotism There can be no further excuse for un un- unjustified un- un justified ed strikes which could be pre prevented pr vented tented by honest arbitration for labor racketeering of any kind or for wagO wage md tad hour demands which go beyond nil all ama WOn n. n and which slow defense product tto t If 1 labor has any Just grievances Q can cure them Public op- op laoJ ivoa that mightiest of or corrective forces ill s-ill always support the exploited and Kt Pe that the exploiter Is controlled And b by the same token public opinion will and an rightly give short shrift to those I fare tare she ho seeks sek to promote Industrial war war- WALK W FOU rOlt HEALTH II ALL OF those names drawn In the tho i I Ir r I draft selection expect to undergo a pro pro- program program t gram of military training and system- system I ted living that 1 be a complete prO prO-I change from their former life as civi civi- lians Hans Many of them will be benefited I and will gain something In character building and military discipline One thing they will do that will develop them that would develop you and I If Ife 1 e e did more of or it here and elsewhere is ts walking I Folks outside of army camps need reed to practice and profit from this exercise which Is billed as a a. fine lne body bodybuilder builder Walking has almost disappeared WIth the tandem bicycle Stop and watch how we wo hunt to find a parking place for lor our autos so 50 that we wont won't have to elk calk alk so 20 far far European soldiers are cap cap- capable capable capable able of walking 30 miles a day American of walking 15 miles a day We Wo knew biew that we have been a nation for for- fortunati fortunat n It but due to motor cars we have become soft ft Lets Let's walk sure more and be healthier I O O O TEH l TEU IS WINTER E. 1 OR OTt NOT r I Dad TIm TILE ELECTION Is over the president j has tea proclaimed the twenty first as Thanksgiving day clay for lor those these who want to eat wt their turkey and nd then rush out to top todo p do lo Christmas shopping early The rest of Jf us u will be thankful on the regular Thanksgiving days or turkey week weel II I November to as proclaimed by bythe bythe bythe the Utah Poultry and Pork Association I each ach meal to be topped off of with a glass I tf ct the drink think of all drinks that flows I like twenty year old burbon but tates like ke fish Ish v t what I mean I Winter hit us Just at the time when we Were unawares caught short without a ale couple le of or suits of long reds The bUz- bUz I zard last i II that was thrown our way I Monday made it necessary for a quick I change in its fashions for the ladies ladles The TheD b ballet D let length skirt waS wag not for the wind aa anet nd snowy weather so a raid was made madey I by y the on brothers and the theOld theold theol Old ol mans man's long reds Skiing slacks are arece on ce more In evidence The evidence The storm and 1 snow piled up was Just a little advance Advertising M stunt pulled by the local I elsewhere and to remind folks that a snow carnival al Is 18 be- be beng belog i log Dg ng arranged for this neck of or the woods Us winter So a little back track to the theun Iun un the tho kids from six to sixty of this Community had a couple of or years ago on Sri snow and anti ice Is not amiss Two em- em emI seasons ago with the city 1 operation co-operation and the unceasing I abor abor Of or one mans man family and a citizen a winter sports carnival was wasl l il Id every Sunday that attracted the thet of or the whole state Of or course t ur run had to stop every once In a while i tOr r old man weather to o deliver a load or J two of or winter winters ri rl 1 for the com corn community Unity III to tc line up fo ro Commodities and cn n Wo We w would go br to having fun I p flocked locked hero fr Jm all parts of the to have winter fun with us en our fun of or softball on the ice got t. t n recognition and Park City was waste fu ut on o the map as a winter sports cen- cen cenO cener te er Then we wo fell asleep Last winter the O Only V l Y freeze up was the civic clubs them- them themSelves t Bel th Selves the ve an and l the fact that the water vater from e Spiro and tunnel was contaminated UI 1 WOUld d not freeze on Saturday and Sunday Sun- Sun SunA daw ml lIa day ay 4 the off ot duty days Even the weather A t n gave eave deliveries on one one tho us WI u a by in snow enow th e e a Ski kl roads runs but piled plenty on f the tho county refused to keep open being This I In the wrong end of the tho county It is i going to be different Old man I i year of or I Ithe winter wint r is with us in early pile pUe ups the tho beautiful Fathers and mothers are to councilmen about next whispering clubs II I years year's election and the kids civic and the tho public In general the sports of or I real more have some winter will once out-door out fun You will notice a plug or two for myself to get some build up exercise KELLY O O O OGEORGE GEORGE GIORGE A. A lt EXPLAINS Dear Dad Dad YOU MAY have noted In the papers that I have filed lIed claim against I Ithe the State of or Utah for the outrageous heaped upon me two years persecution I have I first opportunity ago This Is Ls the suit individual filed lIed had I 1 might have responsible primarily against the tho rogues for this dastardly crime but a glance I the which gives at the enclosed d sheet convince record of or one of or them then's will of attempting to anyone of ot the futility from Irom such characters recover affair And besides it is no personal of or deep public concern matter It is a of or of or an attack danger The ever present men 19 is isono i ione kind from this deterrents which keeps one ono of the big In mingling capable men from Angling really ally England and some Sweden and Ks politics in this nation ha have adequate laws aws lawsto lawsto states who use their h high g h office ce to punish men of a helpless state for the tho persecution of dis- dis officer by the simple process make m look suspicious I stances to with with- without without a case c se manufacture nut But when they honest chance they I I decent SS out even Do a mistaken when they been have could with maliciously idI id- id charge a citizen something doing etc etc lie lle was a I knew at the time which they could have proven and asid which anyone chance by the tho slightest had they had the of taking of off a tele- tele telephone simple operation Zions Zion's Bank calling up U phone hook and suspicion by dangl- dangl danglIng when they nurse while the public eye log Ing It before the holder tc Is begging g. g office outraged a a. hearing and finally log ing demanding during which time II a six months later is drawing 50 per day high thousands priced so or of the taxpayers men money as 53 a aso Page Two Continued on i i i i I H t tI 5 I l i I t i 1 t 1 ili I r Dads Dad's Column t IIII Continued from Page One special attorney they come tome sheepishly Into Judge McConkle McConkie and lamely apolo apolo- apologize tho the outrage accompanying gize for the confession with a request that tho the Judge dismiss It I think It la II high time timo for some ono one to act net Little wonder that Judge McConkle sorrowfully shook his head and said In answer to tho the plea of or these persecutors Yes I am nm dismissing for tho the record It Iti It and let me say i never should have been brought So 50 this Is la not altogether a 0 personal matter with me What I get set out of ot It matters little But If 1 I can save some other honest office of rice holder from a similar fate I shall feel teel that my sacrifice will not have been mado made In vain Elbert Hubbard wrote one ono of or his famous I preachments once outlining cases of or National note where Innocent Inn cent men en had hl j I been ruined of ot designing politicians actuated In most cases as these mongrels were viz to work up a chance chanco for their nomination as ns State Auditor and ond State Treasurer Well you OU saw what the electorate did to them In tho the very first primary Up and down the street In Salt Lake bank presidents and men of or their type have congratulated me on my stand and pro pro- preferred I financial aid If 1 Is needed One said said- saidI I am fed up on this Importation of or such characters to waste the tax tax- taxpayers taxpayers taxpayers payers money In hounding honest men men If It I had even been Incompetent nt Dad I would not feel ao su badly But the facts I shall bring before the legislature will prove beyond any doubt that I gave the State Land Office the most efficient and business like administration It ever had since Statehood I stopped all their poll poll- political loans I chinked up all the leaks lenks to favored few I hounded politicians In high and low places to get them to pay o their obligations I reorganized the I whole set up and put It ft on a paying basis for tho the first time In the states state's history I bought municipal bonds when even tho Governor questioned the wis wis- wisdom wisdom wisdom dom of or It but I explained to him that Utah Municipal bonds stood high In the minds of or the buying public for tor the simple reason that there never had been beena a a. default In the history of or the state that I did not think It was sense to i I frown upon Park City and other mining camp bonds when wh n they had a record of or payment as clean as the driven snow I and further had done much to keep Utah State Bonds Donds in good standing he gave me the signal to go ahead and faith In the children of the state state state- I Its political sub divisions divisions divisions-by by buying their Issues I am not boasting because I the tho records will bear me out when Isay I Isay say that I went ent ahead and bought furl furi furiously I all the tho Utah municipals I could i get my hands on at low I prices surrendered prices surrendered by smart men who felt that If the crazy Democrats should pass a a. homestead exemption law the value of or Utah bonds would be Impaired i I guess I happened to outguess them because there Is on file me In the office of or the tho State Land Board backed by Chicago i capital to take over every bond trans trans- transaction transaction transaction action I made at a profit of or I Ito to the State The offer otter Is too low I think I made the State fully rully by I Ithe I Ithe the tho simple dogged determination to protect pro- pro protect the school funds runds by hacking the I fingers of or politicians who tried to further get loans and other expensive conces conces- I A Jl page book compiled and paid for and costing the U. U S S. under a 0 make makeI I work vork project something over ten thou- thou thousand sand dollars sponsored by Geo A. A Fisher In the tho beginning and later taken overby over overby overby by the tho Investigating Committee of Utah Governmental Units and covering the thc administration of or my office and pub pUb- published pUblished published to the world under date of or Sep Sep- September September 1930 1936 has nothing but praise for tor my administration It points out the errors of the past whereby politicians In both parties played havoc with the school funds and by reason of unsound loans loans agriculture agriculture Irrigation and whatnot what whatnot whatnot not ran up some tremendous losses I stopped em all and changed the law so eo that future Boards could do nothing but Invest their th lr funds In the open market market In BONDS whether they be town city county state or Federal My whole dream and thought was to protect the funds and remove the danger of political pre- pre Tills This book I am nm talking about says so BO Well you know what I got So I pro pro- propose propose propose pose to now wage an open fearless tearless fight as I always alwa's have done They had millions behind them to try and discredit me and they failed tailed And the Irony of the situation Is that this ham and egg Auditor was hired In the first place with funds supplied by ME as a successful Land Board secretary who was able to not only put the thing on Its feet but at tho the same time pile up a 0 surplus from his allowance In running the Depart Depart- Department Department Department ment that enabled him to listen lIs n to the sophistries of or Johnny Guy who pleaded when I asked for an audit that he had no funds In his department but would get the work well done If 1 my department would pay for It I agreed because It looked like he would put deserving men to to work rather than follow rollow my first plan to get a 0 real certified public account from the ranks of or the Democrats and a 0 similar high class man from the Republicans Re Re- Re publicans Had I done eo co O their report would have carried only words of or praise for me mo In the administration of ot an admittedly ad ad- ad difficult task ta k Believe me Dad that's the only fumble tumble I made so Iam I Iam am going out as ns I have always done facing them fearlessly and when I fin fin- finish ish the tho taxpayer will know something moro more about the operation of or his government govern govern- ment Am enclosing check for my subscription tion and I owe you for printing some If It pamphlets for which I have never received statement Please send It Ac Ac- Accept Accept my sincere best wishes and thanks for all you OU have done tone to help build Utah Sincerely GEO CEO A. A A FISHER Keetley Utah November 4 1940 STATEMENT TI ST. IN I SUPPORT OF CLAIM I 01 or GEORGE A. A t n AGAINST I I TIIE STATE ST. OP Ol UTAH I George A. A Fisher the claimant in the the attached claim against the State or of Utah represents to the Board Doard of or Ex Ex- j and to tho the Legislature and the tho State of or Utah that ho he became Executive Secretary of or tho the State Land Board on or about November 15 15 1932 and resigned re re- re resigned signed on or about February 1 1938 having rendered faithful fa It com com- competent competent and |