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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
DIARIOS
+. viene de la Quinta Pagina

pueblo, incluso por mucha-
chos de escuela que lograron
apoderarse del Quartet de los
rebeldes. Esto parece indicar
que ell gobierno de Venezuela
Is realmente popular. Y ha
de serIo. posiblemente, por-
que la genie Sc da cuenta de
los esfuerzos por restaurar las
normas las instituciones y
TODD 10 que es sistema demo
cratico; y Sobre TODD porque
ell pueblo sabe 10 mucho que
costo sacudirse una dictadu-
ra que parecia invencible".
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
DETENIDO
(Viene de la Primera)

Sc cree en- algunos circulos
que Ell joven Presidente de la
FEU lego a esta ciudad proce-
dente de Venezuela, y de acuer-
do con opiniones emitidas por
entendidos en- asuntos de inmi-
gracion es muy possible que, de
no lograrse que Ell Sr. Puente
sea acceptable en- los Estados Uni
dos como exilado, deberia ser
deportado al pals de donde lle-
60, y no a Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
BUZoN :.
(Viene de la PAgina -

cosaS a la veZ, en- cuyo case
la esposa que dejo en- casa,
mas que una mujer, era una
estatua.
Yo sosteng0 que I'm hon.
bic, cast cualquier hombre,
que encuentre en- SUI mujer la
triple personalidad antes alu-
dida, no ira en- pos de aven-
turas, porque ir en- pos de al
go exige I'm esfuerzo y no Sc
esfuerza quien no siente fall
ia de algo, deseo de algo o
necesidad de algo. Por ESQ,
toda mujer enganada, hui
millada, despreciada, debe
preguntarse: 5soy para mi es-
poso a un tempo madre, ami
ga y amante?
PARA BRIGITTE
Me pregunta listed 81 es p0.
sible enamOrarse pOr cores
p0ndencia, sin haber visto
nunca a una persona. L0 es y
Sc han dado y Sc vienen dan
do muchOS casos de uni0nes
~matrim0niales como conse-
cuencia de I'm amor a traves /.
de cartas y retratOs. T0dO de-
pende de la sinceridad que Sc
pOnga en- la correspondence
y la aptitud que tenga una
persona para amar espiritual-
mente. En- esta cIaSe de amO.
res v de matrimOniOS entran
en- jueg0 muchOs resOrtes psi.
colOgicos que Sc dan EN- cada
case particular. COmprendO
que Sc c0rren muchOs ries.
COS, Y que hay que estar siem-
pre- alerta. PerO un sentidO
realista y de equilibrio 10
puede arreglar TODD, 81 hay
buena intenci6n en- ambas
parties.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
ELOGlA
Continuation de la Pagina 81

trado que esta dispuesto a acep-
tar eStrictas restricciones eco
n6micss y ha elegido libremen-
tie un Presidente que promote
una austeridad aun mayor. Ell
Hemisferio ha de desear al Sc
nador Alessandr' exito en- SUI di-
ffcil mission"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
PALACI0
PARLIAMENTARY

En- lT9O, p0r VleJ0 Tue
nlldo ell convento de los cartu-
jos, y Sc prolongaron sus Jar
dimes Despues sirvio de prlslon;
fue Directorio, Consulate, al
bergo al Senado y a la Camara
de los Pares. Corresponds al ar
quitecto Chalgrin la total trans
formation exterior del edltlclo
para que respondiera a su nue.
vo destino, hacienda colocar
Ventanas, suprimiendo arcadas
y construyendo la gran escale-
ra de honor. Entire los amos l.
1856 l841 ell arquitecto Alfonso
&c Gisors ensaucho Ell palacio
del lado de los jardines, cons
truyendo dos pabellones en- Ell
estilo inicial, que correspondent
a las salas de sesiones y de con.
ferencias. En- los dias de la Re-
sistencia en- la segunda guerra
mundial, ell Luxemburgo fue
ocupado por Ell ejercito aleman,
que hizo ~abandono de Ell con
motive de la liberaci6n de Paris,
ell Is de agosto de 1914.
A 10 largo de la Gale Waugh
rard, donde Sc e%ncuentra la en-
trada principal Sc hallan algu-
mas edificaciones anexas, entire
elias ell Petit Luxemburgo, que
sirve de residencia al presiden-
tie del Consejo de Francia; ell
antique hotel del mismo NOM
bre, dado a Richelieu por Maria
de Medicis, y ell claustro y la ca
pilla de I'm convento fundado
por ella. Ademas hay otro pa
bellon separado por los jardi-
mes, Ia Orangerie, donde estu-
vo instalado I'm museo, pero lue
60 todas las pleas que exporia
fueron enviadas al Louvre.
Durante mas de trescientos
amos, desde que fue erigido, Ell
palacio del Luxembourg, ha de-
Dido sufrir varias modificacio-
mes acordes con ell gusto y las
necesidades de cada epoca.
Ell JARDIN
La belleza umbria y armonio-
ga de sus lineas, los macizos de
arboledas, sus fuentes, las par
tidas de croquet, de bolos o de
guignol. y muchos otros entire
tenimientos congregan a cente-
mares de estudiantes en- alegres
grupos o en- intima soledad me-
6itativa, asi como a bandadas
de ninos como pajarillos ale
gres que van a retozar entire la
fronda.
La tradici6n agricola de los
eartujos no Sc ha perdido; en-
TN angulo de los jardines Sc die
tan cursos de apicultura, y de
arDoricultura en- I'm lugar desti.
nado a tales fines.
A cada paso Sc tropieza con
hermosas obras artisticas y es-
tatuas que recuerdan a muchas
reinas de Francia y a mujeres,
en- especial en- las terrazas que
flanquean la amplia fuente. Tam
bien Sc We la celebre fontana
de Medicis, sombreada de pla-
tanos y decorada con vases de
marmol y arcsdas de hiedra, a
cuya sombra Sc reunen iuveni-
les parejas de enamorados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
WAVES
-. Viene de la Quinta pagina

Otros dos hoteles Sc estan
planeando en- dicha area, de
los cuales uno, con 100 habi-
taciones sera contruido en- la
Playa de la Luna, informa
Pan American.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
RELDJ':: !.
revIsfo del oeonfeeer eubono..

(viene de Ia Pagina DOS)
los males de la Replblica y Sc den a la tarea de r~emediarlos,
de sanearlos, en- curar a la Republica de sus propios males.
Cuando por los hijos que caen defendiendo q la Patria, no
podemos caer en- lamentaciones, porque Ell dolor Sc sublimiza.
No tengo mas NADIA que decirte. va tn formas parte de ea
juventud que siente y conoce del deber impuesto. Oiala que
muy pronto podamos abrazarnos en- Cuba Libre.
Re besa tu segunda Madre,
OFELIA
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
ADVENTURES
IN TRAVEL
By JACK SCHNEIDER

EUROPE LA CAR-Part 2-MOTORING
THROUGH EUROPE great advantage is in
store for you when you travel by through Europe
Your trip has twice the scope-toWn and country-for
the whole of Europe is yours to explore.
There are many plans available for using the
services of a car in Europe such chauffeur-guide
small group program yourself program
a variety of car purchase and rental programs.
Timetables, trollys, taXis, trains they are out!
In your small group club car such as the Vokswagen
deluxe Microbus which quite comfortably seats seven
persons plus the driver-guide and provides an eco
noical form of transportation on the continent you
can be magic-carpeted around Europe from one en-
chanted place to another.
A la Car travel as compared to motor coach and
train travel is comparatively effortess and gives
distinction of its own In fact in my way of thinking
this is Europe custom-made Without any sacrifice
in comfort or service the rates moderate and COM
pare favorably with those applicable to the mass pro-
duction of Ordinary tours. Your group car is the
responsibility of bi-lingual courier chauffeur With
small group he can respond to your particular mood
of movement that is made possible through the use of
vehicle like the Volkswagen deluxe Microbus.
YOU WANT TO DRIVE YOURSELF?-An or
ganization such provide you with an itin
erary for an a la car program The itinerary can be
that of our Heart of Europe program or one custom
made to meet your travel requirements
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

brought back antiques and
valuable teak-Wood furniture.
From Hong Kong they
travelled east through Greece,
Rome and into Europe. They
missed Israel on this trip for
they had been there recently.
IN FRANKFURT, Germa-
ny, the Feldmans bought a
Volkswa wagen and drove
through France, Spain and to
their port of embarkation.
"The trip by Volkswagen
was the highlight of our
trip" says Mr.. Feldman.
THAT is a wonderful way to
travel through Europe"
"We saw more that way
than through tours or by
travelling by air or rail-" Mrs.
Feldman adds. "This way we
met the people, stayed and
ate where We wanted and we
also had less difficulty with
customs"
Mrs. Feldman, an avid art
collector, concentrated on an
tiques this trip. But she also
purchased many beautiful
dolls and gift items.
Did the trip around the
world satisfy the travelling
ken?
The Feldmans already are
talking about a future trip
into the Scandinavian coun-
tries.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

when they were childhood
sweethearts in Chicago.
THE FELDMANS, who op-
crate Arizona Maintenance
Co. here, recently returned
from their thrilling junket.
"It was the most wonder
full trip we've ever TAKEN"
the Feldmans say. There
could be nothing to compare
with it."
The F e Id m a n S travelled
west from Tucson stopping
in Hawaii, japan and then
went to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong, they say, was
one of the finest stops on the
trip. The food was excellent,
lodging comfortable and the
rate of $40 per day was too
fantastic to believe.
Shopping there was mar
velous and the Feldmans
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Around the World in 80 Days!
Tucsonons Dreamed About Making
Trin When Childhood Sweetheorfs

They took few days than Cantntlas did IN tne
famed movie-nine days more to be exact
But the N R. Feldmans of Tucson weren't racing against
time in their recent trip the world in 89 days
Thev were carrying out dream of many years ago
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

LOS ANGELES = Colonel
Netanel Lorch, Israel Consul
and director of information
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
n ACRE

WITH large bungalow, vestibule
fireplace. carpeting, l1s baths
basement; owner leaving state;
make offer. Corlett Realty, RE
2-7727
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
NORTH OF BLVD.
bedroom BRICK

OFF East 200th, lots. in Euclid,
8 years old, dining room, kitchen
with eating space, rear porch,
paneled recreation room; priced
right. A. M Pena, Realtor. $40
East 222nd ST AN. l-l660
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
EAST CLEVELAND

BRICK 4 suffer, rooms each. q
gas furnaces. newly decorated,
new AUI. Corlett Realty. RE.
oo-7T07
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
BUNGALOW

NEW 2 bedroom brick front, par
TALLY finished End with extra
bath. A. M, Pena Realtor, $40 East
222nd ST AN. 1850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
EUCLID COLONIAL

#572-3 BEDROOMS, large kitchen,
dining room, 2-car garage, knot
ty pine recreation room, excel
lent condition; only, $500
Betty Hansen Realty. 8l9 East
l85th ST., w. 6-2130.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
EUCLID

5 ROOM bungalow, spacious living
area plus dining room, expan-
sion, basement. transportation: a
real buy for $4,000. C-P-M Real
fN RE l-136l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
ST WILLIAMS

SEMI-ranch, choice location in
Euclid. ) large rooms plus ex-
pansion. finished basement, ex-
ira nice lot; make offer. C-P-M
Realty RE. 1851.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
OFF LAKE SHORE BLVD.

OFf LHKE SHOHE DIV
NICE older home, 6 rooms. en-
closed front porch: lots of trees
flowers. shrubs; good con dition
2-car garage; must sell; will helr
finance; owner. 392 East 335tf
ST. VIII. 2-4l29.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
d BEDROOMS

NORTH of Blvd. Holy Cross,
brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms
down, up, dining room, large
kitchen, baths, paneled recrea-
ton room with lavatory and
shower. A. M Pena Realtor, $40
East 222nd ST. AN l-l660.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
d BEDROOMS

IDEAL for growing family with
limited budget, large kitchen,
basement, space to roam In
choice location; $4,000 asking
price, make offer. C-P-M Realty,
RE l-l36l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
SPIC AND SPAN

BRICK ranch in Euclid, 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, carpe 6
screened porch, attached garage,
owner anxious, asking $4,000.
Corlett Realty. RE 2-7727.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
BY OWNER
BY OWNER
LEAVING STATE

NEAR BURTON, outstanding 2
year old s Yoom home with 2-car
garage, full basement, 4 acre
wire fenced pasture with small
modern barn. Original owner
asking S26 900 but will sacrifice
for immediate sale. Call collect
Kathryn DoWnes, representing
B. j. ShanoWer, Broker, at
Temple 4-8l27.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
oA-EMPLEoS HoMBRES
Y MUJERES

Matrfmonio ofrece ~servicios. Chofer y
empleada domestica. Vivir en- coloca-
ci6n. 8 amos en- Miami. Buenas referen-
cias. TELL. FIR l-4453
1882 ga
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Matrimonio Latino Sc ofrece TRAFALGAR
casa de familia. BIancos. H%onrados.
Buenas referencias. CA l-0905
(2987) ga
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
31-VENTA cASAS
N. W..

Magnffica oportunidad para pareja ma.
yor. I'm buen hogar y 3 sitios para
rentar gran jardin Frutas para vender
1883 N. w. Is Ave. PL S-4242
(2940) 81 NV.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Animals or Loose WILT Be Cssarlbed

An ordinance will be drafted prohibiting the keeping of horses, cattle and the commercial raising of chickens, rabbits and dogs with in the city limits.
 The action by the City Council followed the reading of a letter from City Attorney Russ Arnett, who gave as his opinion that an ordinance proposed earlier regu- lating the animals within the city limits, could not validly be includ- ed in such an ordinance, so long as the animals were not endanger- ing public health, welfare or safety.
 Discussion on the problem arose at an earlier meeting of the Council, following several com plaints of horses running loose in the city. .tf
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Contest Adds Life To Sunday School

The Christian Life's Interna- tional Sunday School contest has put new life into the Assembly of God Sunday School, according to Mrs. Charles Hirschey.
 Next Sunday is "Workman's s Sunday" and the ladies attending are asked to wear their house dress and the men some type of work clothes. we are not going to work, but just wear work clothes to Sunday school"
 November 9 will be Veterans Sunday" and November 16 Star Sunday" Sunday school starts at 10 pm. The Church is located on Mission Road across from Max's Drive Inn.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED

The Mt. Edgecumbe School of Practical Nursing is now accepting applications for the January, class. The School of Practical Nursing for Alaskan Natives is nationally accredited school and the only training of this kind in Alaska. The course is of twelve months duration with class work and experience in the Mt. Edge cumbe Hospital with utilization in Anchorage.
 Both boys and girls are accept ed Anyone interested is asked to write the Director, Mt Edge cumbe School of Practical Nurs- ing, Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska, for more information.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Patty Nye Wed
 To Ray Harmon

The marriage of their daughter, Patricia (Patty), to Mir. Ray Donald Harmon was recently an nounced by MT. and Mrs. Orville Nye. The wedding was held on Friday, October 3 at the Nye resi- dence in Colorado Springs, Colo rado.
 The Nye family, who lived in Kodiak for many years, moved to Colorado Springs few months ago.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Naval Station
 Births

Douglas Wayne, weighing 2 lbs II ozs., was born on October % to Josephine and Hugh Douglas Ogden, PING, UsN.
 Joseph, weighing 2 lbs. 121a ozs., was born on October 25 to Patricia Marie and Vincent Larry Congialdi, MU1, USN.
 Rhonda Ann, weighing 8 lbs. { ozs., was born on October 25 to Elizabeth Ann and Donald Wilbur Milburn, AD2, USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
AUDIT FIRM SEEKS JOB

Egan, Sites, and Lala. CPA firm here, are seeking chance at the City's audit, when it comes up for consideration.
 Maurice Egan, in letter to the Council, drew attention to the fact that his was a local firm and wish ed to be considered.
 Bids will be called for by the City Manager, specifying time limit of SO calendar days for com p1etion.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Veterans Plan Parade on Nov. II

Plans are now being made for the annual Veterans Dav parade on Nov. Il, by Katmai Post No. 7O56 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, according to an announce nent by Charlie Christoffersen, Post Commander.
 Schedule for the month of Nov ember as announced by Post officers is as follows:
 November 4-Important meet ing-nominations of l year Trus- tee and Surgeon.
 November 9-Participation in Assembly of God Veterans Day Services at 10 am. Gather in Post Rooms at 9 ann
 November 10-Auxiliary Busi- ness Meeting
 November 11-Veterans Day. Parade forming at Kraft Hard ware at 1O:3O.
 November 15-November Birth day Party for all Post and Auxi- liary members with birthdays in November.
 November 18-Important meet ing-Election of l year Trustee & Post Surgeon.
 November 22-Auxiliary draw ing for hand crocheted bedspread at II pm. Refreshments served.
 November 24-Auxiliary Social Meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Kodiak Public School M emu M on. thru Fri.

Monday
 Spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered green beans, plums, garlic bread, butter and milk. Tuesday
 Meat roll with gravy, whole kernel corn, strawberry pudding, bread, butter and milk. Wednesday
 Hot dog on buttered bun, macaroni salad, carrot sticks, cherry jello and chocolate milk. Thursday
 Escalloped potatoes with ham, buttered peas, apricots, bread, butter and milk. Friday
 Macaroni and cheese, spinach, sliced peaches, bread, butter and milk.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Buildings Cleared For Fire Station

Action has been taken on the acquisition of two buildings be- longing to A.C.S. for use as fire station on Mission Road, accord ing to City Manager Bill Poland.
 Delay on the project was caused by an oversight, according to Poland in reply to a query by Councilman Fields.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
MT. Q Mrs. Bourasa Gone to Maryland

Ray and Jean Bourasa left Tues day for Maryland where they will be stationed. Bourasa has been attached to the Kodiak Naval Station the past three years, while Mrs. Bourasa has been employed at the City Hall for eighteen months.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
Petty Dictator

This boy walks all over his parents Since he baby he got what he wanted by showing bad temper.
 When he is away from home this boy model of good conduct He knows he can't others the way he treats his parents not if he wants to be popular.
 There is lot of difference between being hard and rough with children and being firm This boy doesn't respect his parents because they are too enent quiet strong phere in this home would work wonders.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
MIKE McNALLEN HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

With all his fellow classmates as guests, Mike McNallen cele- brated his seventh birthday with Halloween-Birthday party We'd nesday, October 29, at the home of his parents. Mike, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Stan McNallen, is in Mrs. Brewers first grade room.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
KODIAK MIRROR
yERN rANNrN rN SEATTLE

After spending two. weeks n Seattle on business, vern Fanr,1r is expected to return home to- morrow. This was vern's first trip to Seattle since 71z years ago. While there he also spent some time visiting his brother, Tom.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01
HOOP CONTESTANTS TO HOOP IT UP NOV. ss

Orpheum theatre manarer John Fletcher announced this week a hoop rolling contest will be stared at the theatre November E.
 The contest is open to all chii- dren. Begin practicing now" Fletcher is urging children.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-01

Buying or selling-Use the Glass flied Ads They get results.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-03-08
conlmun ism:
Substance VS..
TechniiQuIe

Most Americans area bit weary
Of hearing about Communism
that is, about the brand of "com-
munism" which was "sold" to them
in the heydey of McCarthyism. The
nv exposed McCarthyism and
most Americans would prefer to
forget the hysteria which charac-
terized that period.
Today the mere mention of the
word communism to a typical
American audience provokes a re-
action best described by the ex-
preston:
swell, here we go again!'
Yet it is this frame of mind
which is one Of the most dangerous
and enduring by-products of enc
Carthyism." As a way of life, COM
munism is a continuing threat to
all free people everywhere, and
particularly to the United States
because of it's role in world affairs.
Yet communism in that sence was
never adequately presented to the
people Of America, for Mccarthy
ism" placed its emphasis almost
exclusively on Communist subver-
sion, and subversion is technique
Of spreading communism.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-03-08
Founders Day Set American Baptist
Theological Seminary And
Arnett- Nabrit Lectures

will deliver the morning message
at 1890 am. Rev. Powell is pastor
of Second baptist Church, Joliet,
Illinois and trustee of the Amer
lean Baptist Theological Seminary.
The afternoon session at 2:3O pm.
will consist of a panel discussion.
Student Recruitment" by Rev. j.
w. Watkins, Btu, AZ; keeping
the Christian School Christian" by
Rev. Ransom Howard, B.Th., rs;
and Financing the Christian
School" by DR.. Morris Burrell, pas
tor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
An evening Founders Day pro-
gram will be held. Rev. ]. Register
Powell, speaker. The Seminary
Chorus will render music the en-
tire day.
The Founders Day program
marks the opening of the Garnett-
Nabrit Lectures, which will be held
April 20 through May 2, 1858. The
speakers will be: The Rev. VIM. j.
Harvey, III, B. D., Pastor, Mace
donia Baptist Church, Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, Institute Preacher;
The Rev. H. H. Barnett, TED,
Dean of the School of Theology,
Southern Baptist Theological Sc
minary, Louisville, Kentucky, Lee
turer on Christian Ethics; The Rev.
c. T. Francisco, Th.D., Professor
of Old Testament, Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary, Louis
vile, Kentucky, Lecturer on Old
Testament; The Rev. w. X Groble,
Ph.D., Professor of New Tesla
ment, Divinity School, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tennessee,
Lecturer on New Testament; The
Rev. R. E. Penn, Th.D., Pastor,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-03-08

Beyond labelling communism as
"bad," McCarthyism" dwelled not
upon the substance Of meaning Of
communism but upon its method
of spreading. Once the meaning
of communism is clear, then any
technique Of promoting it is use
less.
The best defense against com
munism is understanding its mean
.ing-not just its techniques.
How much, then, do Americans
know about the nature Of commun-
ism as way of life? What does
communism mean to Joe Smith
father Of a family, or to Mrs
Smith, his wife? What does il
mean to the children? Or to Joe
Smith as q wage-earner?
The Family
To free men, the family is q
basic unit of society; the family
is first and all other forms of So
ciety - including the state - are
secondary.
But not under communism. Ivan
Smith, Communist, is not the father
of his family; he is the necessary
male biological partner in the Gre
alton of children. AS early as
three years of age his children are
put in nursery schools or "creches'
where their minds can be warped
by the state to think of commun-
ism as the only way of life.
The state-not their fathers
the guide to their behavior, and
if a father should express ideas
not in keeping with those of COM
munism, then the children are
taught to denounce the father as
an enemy of the the state. In the
nursery schools the children are
surrounded by pictures and told
stories to create allegiance to the
state and not to the parents. The
simple word home has no meaning
as it is used by free men.
And what of Mrs. Ivan Smith,