Pleasant Grove Review | 1933-02-17 | Page 5 | As I See It

AS I SEE IT BY CHAPPY The entire nation's hundred twenty-five million population was brought to a sudden and positive realization the past j thirty hours that radicalism, i communism, anarchy and the dozen other names by which anti-govermental anti-govermental groups are designat- ; ed, are a menace to true Ameri- ! can principles.' The dastardly at- 1 tack on President Elect Roosevelt : late Wednesday suddenly brought i this country's attention to the un- I deriving principles of the anarch- j ist and the anti govermental i groups. It may prove an awaken- ! ing of the true American who j must combat the idea and work being carried on by this element, j Locally we are confronted with an organization which is taking anything but a constructive and helpful attitude in these trying times and the growing feeling against their actions and demands de-mands will undoubtedly be strengthened by this national display dis-play against the life of the President-Elect of this grand old country, coun-try, the United States.