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J 0 i t TRl inn C AND D TIMELY T LY OF LINDBERGH LI D EVERY AMERICAN worthy or of of the should read Lindbergh Th Most name me L Man In America In the Dangerous issue of or Liberty the follow- follow I I tober bg g Oi of which is a reproduction J I THE TIE MOST dangerous us man In the states of ot America today is Is' Is relied Charles arles Augustus Lindbergh I i must be reached reach- reach reached This ed li by any citizen ctt zen who looks at the facts not Dot with passion or prejudice but in the I IOn IOn IOn calm im light of reason On this page Liberty has defended Lindbergh's right to speak his mind We I expressed our confidence in his tare hare r honesty of purpose in his patriotism while we e could not agree with i his plat plat- platform l ie She true truel form Corm wo we have h v believed he was a true American I IThe The time has come when we must re- re revise I vise rise our attitude If Lindbergh is sincere I Ithen ithen then his Is the sincerity of or the witch burner i Until Lindbergh made his Des DOS Moines speech racial and religious intolerance in Ia the United States was a back-alley back business bus bUb ness The leaders of or Semitism anti I shoddy little crooks and fanatics a were ere through sending ending ng scurrilous circulars through the thea j I I mails mails- malls There were ureic many of or them It is i I true but none was important Not one I of ot them had the advantage of a Do great f. f tame or a great career None had ever I stood fer anything glorious as Lind- Lind I once did sat But now all that is changed Lind- Lind LindI LindBergh j I bergh In his tarnished glory has hiss changed I i It it He Be the famous one he who was once has stood up in public and and p icen tn brazen tongue to what obscure have only whispered behind Lt band 3 The m danger from Lindbergh's folly Is Incalculable In the midst of national nationalS S ton he be has spoken words that are i to riot Religious and racial hatreds lie like rubbish underfoot in the I Jungle of human nature Lindbergh has I poured oil on that undergrowth he has I r burled a lighted torch down into its its' j I I midst One shudders at his act I IKo Ko No one who believes that this country should would stay out of war can any longer afford aford to be associated with the name of o this man nor man nor with the America First I Committee which sponsored his utter- utter utterances ances antes For his was the voice that called out to the lowest Instincts in humanity to the cruelty and savagery of i ance ce His was a cry to whip up hatred I a summons to the pogrom i r It no longer matters whether Lind- Lind is sincere or not He is Americas America's s number one ono Nazi Whether he means to i that or not he Is the forerunner of ot l r ambassador of the Antichrist I r of or the forces of hell I I Claries Augustus AugutUs Lindbergh is the tort cert dangerous man in America I I o o o PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT shifted a a. rood good deal of war Interest to the subject I I cf or proposals als he will make to congress to extend the application and benefits of the tte social security law to about double the te number of persons now eligible for benefits Eighty million persons instead of or forty million would be made eligible It would V make eligible to old-age old pension the ibo agricultural workers of charitable Institutions the domestic trade tade professional persons self employed and small business men The President explains that this extension of the New Deal De l would serve to deter Inflation and taso ease the transition to a post war aT econ econ- economy omy O O o oTHREE f THREE THOUSAND of I Washington W hotels threatened a strike this week That involved the home life lire cf or senators congressmen and public of of- of They were all awfully upset about the tho threat against their peace and com com- comfort fort 0 LABOR L. Op DICTATORS MARCH l ON O ONE CP OF the dreams of or extreme radicals has hag always been the so-called so dictatorship of the proletariat in in inether ether words a labor dictatorship And considerable strides In that direction are being made in this country says the Industrial News Review Everyone who I can wn read knows that certain labor lead lead- leaders ers Us are out to completely subjugate in industry In- In Industry I try to their ther demands demands to to make the employer do their bidding no matter how I outrageous their then terms on an or else elseI I basis NOW the labor czars are turning i their attention to government One Onet union organizer recently claimed that a Majority of or the clerical and maintenance of 0 the State Road noad Commission t in n 40 of the 55 West Virginia counties had a ad l been organized And it is known that organizers are busily engaged in building up unions of policemen fire firc- firemen men Inen en teachers street departments etc l lis I It is ominously clear what unionization would mean All govern- govern I meat activity including that of public j II protection mi lon coul could l be DC brought to a stand- stand standI standstill j I still at the word of the labor dictator i in Power The public would be bc helpless 1 The Tho ie labor saddle I leaders would be In the and the people would feel fed their spurs I sack fack Bac In 1937 the tho President of ot the Uni- Uni United United ted ea States said sid All government em- em j should realize that the process of or I collective bargaining as usually under- under underStand I Stand cann cannot t be transplanted into the j I pUblic i service But the labor leaders i thi think differently and and they are deter deter- determined i I mined d to get their way at all hazards I I Thor Their V real B goal al is absolute domination of f this country Its country Its government its in- in inI industries J I and its people j i HUB Y j I dal FEW v 7 IN Park City who do not every i day y during the year year attend to duties 1 I that hat I 1 will help Prevent fire tire from destroy- destroy j lag Ine walt alt g their Property A housewife doesn't j get et Until Just housecleaning time to rid of rubbish that Is a definite fire tire The man of the house doesn't alt It Iu r until something happens to the therK r mace to catch the house on fire tire be bc- rK he checks over the heating beating system tre Ste 0 u it W is i put to use Children dont don't play r with XI t matches Batches fan tan fires childishly or orEd Ed monkey J ey with the stove to be disobedient Education M g n wiser r i regarding fire makes us 1 r larding e tire fire Precautions and a peoples people's i IlvY lives folly Y stacks t UP each year a n huge toll of cr J ea and ana property damage much of or it Continued on Page Pa e Four r I Dads Dad's Column Continued from pare Pace One who read due to our negligence But all aJl this can look about and probably In their attic basement closets garage or that yard will find something collected would delight the appetite of a hungry flame o 0 o 0 o 0 lX SKIDS RI IDS TREES DROP their leaves maybe ma be be because be- be because because cause they are tired out They are sort of planning to get a well earned rest before beCore exhibiting a new crop for our pleasure Around our city there are arc piles of dead leaves waiting to be burned and others that will wm clog up sewers and drains If they arent aren't burned When rain rain leaves drop on the highways and a comes along to wet them down the mo mo- motorist moi motorist i is careful and slows his speed s Ced to keep from skidding Pedestrians are are also aware of this slippery condition as they tramp along When driving a car extra j I caution must be taken In using the j I sudden stop for wet leaves brakes for a i when packed will help a n car to slide j jari I Iana ari and ana d leads to some pretty bad accidents that nor nor- normally Oil streaks on the pavement orally many the motorist would see when hid hId- hidden hIdden hidden den under wet leaves lea offers another haz haz- ard So watch your our step and watch your j haz-j slide sUde o o o LEND-LEASE LEND Expediter Harriman and j i Lord Beaverbrook heads of the U. U S. S and British missions to Moscow announced an- an anI announced I In a point statement the Uni- Uni uni united United I ted States and ond Great Britain have have- de I elded to place at the disposal of the tho Soviet Government practically every re- re requirement for which the Soviet military and civil authorities have asked The Tho President told his press conference his rule of thumb of 60 50 allocation of war material production between this country find and Axis anti-Axis foreign powers is still In effect on the average O O O OCTOBER 12 A DATE familiar to each American which stands for Cor more today than It did last year and the year before when it comes to location When Columbus discovered ered America on this side of the ocean there Isn't a n citizen of Park City who Isn't glad he let It stay here I Hall Hail to the founder of a n country where men JIve to labor for their lives ideals and traditions Wo We observe Columbus Day In I honor of a man who never knew tho I importance of his hla discovery who never lived to see the development of this j I Iland land from unapproachable frontiers and i i wilderness to its present glory And glorious It is as well wen you would discover I were you ou to lose it We are arc accused of I being a n sentimental people and so 50 we wo run true to form and become sentimental I tal over the idea of Columbus setting forth on that memorable voyage We Wo I deal with the thought of a gusty wind I forecasting a bit of weather ahead of a n. silver lined surf cutting and breaking I Ion on a deserted beach bench of a boat sailing I Ia a rolling sea perhaps under the tho same I sort of fleecy clouds and under such a n amoon amoon October today There moon as s s with might have been bleakness there with tossed leaves sweeping before a n. cold rain that that warned wn ed of or- hardship hardship- hIP hIP- to como come for those who would try to conquer the tho 1 wilderness But what a n day for Amen Ameri Americana cane cana canal I 1 O O O OTHE THE AIR Is the tho natural element of the American Eagle and this country should have a n power In that realm second sec sec- second second ond to none I Nothing should be allowed to Interfere with the tho building of so preponderant an air force that no nation on earth carth could menace us Los Los Angeles Examiner O O O FIFTY YEARS TEARS OF or VALUED J SERVICE THE TIlE SUN-ADVOCATE SUN of Price Utah this week makes public observance of ot tho trio fiftieth year of newspaper service In Price and Carbon county To commemorate commemorate orate says saYI its editorial our having achieved what Is one of the tho most il- il illustrious il illustrious milestones In the life Ufe of any enterprise however old It may ultimate ultimate- ultimately ly Iy become we have devoted a special section in this Issue to the history and progress of the communities activities and occupations flourishing In this the west's greatest coal empire The Sun-Advocate Sun is one of the very best weekly newspapers In the state and andin In congratulating Its management on its fiftieth birthday The Record hopes It will continue to grow and prosper prospect for another half century at least |