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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

MOTEL ROOMS with private bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
 Competitive rates. The SPUR MOTEL. Kenai. Alaska. Ph. 283-5656. 6bc.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
DANIELS LAKE

DANIELS LAKE Island home on A -acre island in Daniels Lake, only $2500 down. Total price $5950.
 VALHALLA HEIGHTS
 SUBDIVISION TIRED of fighting crowded sub-. standard housing? Now avail able = 3-bdrm. dream home on large wooded lot. Only S1200 down. FILA Ins. financed. Att tention contractor.
 ATTENTION
 BUILDING CONTRACTOR Valhalla lots available. Pick your lots now from this exeep- tional subdivision.
 NORTH RENAL 24x28 commercial garage build- ing and 16x16 house, only S4500.
 RENAL HOMESITE Ii acres; $200 down; total price $1o75. Fine wooded build- ing site, excellent soft water, and this is our best buy. In- cluding 12'x16' prove-up cabin. WANTED-LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
 LEO T. oBERTS
 Realtor-Insurance Box 458 kenai, Alaska Phone 283-7951 or 262-4726 RIDGEWAY LOTS, large or small, to fit your purse or purpose in a well planned resi- dential area, now being dcvel- oped. If you are looking for a view lot see these. By owner T. Suthard, Box "A, Soldatna. Phone 262-4595. 42-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

OXYGEN, ACETYLENE, pipe, steel. LUKE'S WELDIN
 SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai Rd. Phone 283-7727. 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

212 XIV OMAN generator; has 12-volt remote starter, battery charging unit, 2-cylinder water cooled model; runs good and
 economically. If interested con- tact George R. Matranga, ke- nai, Star Rt. No. 2. 47-1b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
REAL=ESTATEz .WE1HAWSITi
 ZH0 ME S

4aNbAS Vls l III k} U t Il SITH0lS1 water system, occupancy by November I.
 F H. A. Financing. Down Payment:
 Z bedroom .......-..... ...$14o0.00 < bedroom -...=.......-..-.. 1650.00 Monthly Payments:
 ? bedroom ..................$ 172.00 bedroom .--.-......-..... 184.67
 ONE BEDROOM Priced at only $10, 0,950.00. This is wonderful buy i'll a new home. If you don't have a large family this is the home for you.
 TWO BEDROOM Older home 11a stories, plus basement. 71a acres of land with approximately 800 fit. of highway frontage on the Kenai Spur Road. This is real buy at only S18,000.OO. $7,00O.0O cash, balance at S150.00 per month including 6 per cent in- terest.
 FOUR UNITS In Kenai, income $450.00 per month. Price S31, 100000, easy terms to qualified buyer.
 53.38 ACRES With one-half mile of Kenai River frontage. Total price $1e, ,500.00, beautiful country you'll agree.
 NEW DUPLEX Plus cabin in Homer. Priced at only $16,700. one-half acre of land with view of Kachennak Bay. Terms of only $2500.00 down, $1S4 per month.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY Highway frontage 100 fit. next to Ace of Clubs in Soldatna, with modern 3 bedroom home. Priced at only $21, ,276.00.
 222 FEET Corner lot on Kenai Spur Road near Medical Building. Priced at only $5900.o0. This lot ad- joins the property where Lewis < Metzger are building a sub- division of fine new homes. Come on, you spectators!
 40 ACRES Near the Kenai River in Sol- dotna. If you are interested in Soldotna acreage, you should look at this land.
 40 ACRES : miles south of Soldotna. Priced at only $300.00 per acre, All high ground with a good stand of spruce and birch. Ton can't prove up on a homestead this cheap.
 RESIDENTIAL Lots as low as $65o.00 each. improved streets, 50 1t. to water. These lots can be pur- chased on easy monthly terms. Why not buy your own land to park your modern trailer2
 Contact:
 M. K. REALTY, INC.
 In Soldotna-262-4600 Tn Anchorage-BR 4-0845
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

SPACE available at River Ter race Mobile Park. Beautiful large wooded lots. Modern fa- cilities. Approved by Alaska Department of Health. Located Soldotna side of bridge. Visit ors welcome to scenic drive through park. 41-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
FOR RENT

NEW one-bedroom duplex, base board heat, ali utilities fur nished. Tom Hayes, Homesite Loop Road, Phone 283-7728.
 47-3b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

] BEDROOM modern house on 75.x135' lot in Ridgeway, fur nished. Available about Sept. 18th. Will take trade as partial payment. Easy terms. Slawson < Associates. Ph. 262-4711.
 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

HOUSE LOGS and lumber. See
 Leonard and Wallace Creary, Echo Lake Saw Mill, located 5
 miles south of Soldatna. Box 43, Soldatna. 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

GLASS HULL sport boat. 25 hp. outboard Evinrude motor; re- mote control, speedometer, etc;
 complete $500. Stan Thompson, kenai korners. 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

MODERN trailer apts., furnished
 cabins. Trailer space, center of Kenai. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar.
 Phone 2S3-7770. 47-3b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
 FOR RENT

FURNISHED 2 : bedroom house at Goodrich Trailer Park. Also Furnished Trailer Space avail able $35 a month. So. on Ster- ling Hwy. at Milepost 100.
 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

CLEAN COTTON RAGS. 1oe a
 ID. and up. Cheeehako News.

DRIVER wants immediate ride Wash. Oregon or to CALIF.
 Share expenses. Box PA, Ke-
 mai. 46-2
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

OFFICE SPACE, big parking
 lot-15 by 20 all new. Hot
 water heat. Center of So1- dotna. Red Grange, phone 262-4461. 33-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

MODERN trailer apartments,
 furnished or unfurnished
 Cabins. Reasonable rates. Inlet Bar, Kenai. 37-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

LUMBER and house logs. Plum ley Mill, North Kenai Road.
 43-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

SLIK0K VALLEY Community building available to groups for meetings, 20'x30' space, oil heat, S5 per night Sponsored youth groups free. T 0 III m y Corr, Kalifonsky Beach Road, Box 153, Soldotna. 47-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

FOR SALE by builder, new mod ern 2=bdrm. house priced to sell at it's FILA appraisal of $18,500. You won't find a nicer home in this price range. Come and see attractive house To- eated on Birch Dr. between 2nd and 3rd Ave. in pleasant BifehWood Park area of Kenai. FILA requires $500 down.
 46-3b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

NACANCY-O. B. Thomas Trail
 CT Court - all modern. Phone 262-457f. 34-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

LARGE SPACE in new Bear Den building available. Suitable fer office or store, $25G ger month with utilities. Inquire
 Bear Den. 43-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

FURNISHED room modern, with wall to wall earpeting, Youngstown kitchen, fireplace and ". Contact Forelands Bar. Ph. 283-78e6. 46-b1
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

BUY OF THE YEAR - 12-2 Romex $500 per 250' coil. Limited quantity. Slawson & Assoc. Soldotna-at the Totem Pole.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
AUTOS FOR SALE

1857 BUICK Hardtop; price $975.
 Also '51 Ghev. pickup, $250.
 Phone 283-7664, Kenai. 46-3b SEVERAL good rebuilt Jeeps. Under $400. J. H. Doyle, Kenai, Ph 113. 15-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

KNAPP SHOES. FITTINGS : BY APPOINTMENT. Contact Van
 Siekel, Kenai Spur Road, Mile
 1241a. 45-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

MODERN furnished apartment for rent. Call Kenai Hotel.
 46-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

FULL FLOODED Chesapeake Bay retriever. Will wean in 1
 weeks. Jerry Moore, N. Star
 Rt., Kenai. 46-2
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
 FOR SALE

1947 MODEL 22-ft. house trailer and 1949 A ton Ford 6 pickup, 5000 for both. Call Oscar Chappell, Alaska House, Sew ard 47-3 BAGKH0E-Massey-Harris rub Der tires; F yd.; 5000. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar. Ph. 283=7770.
 47-3b BUILDING 24x40'. 2y laminated walls. To be moved from lot in soldotna. Priced for quick sale $650. Emmett Karsten, Ridge way. Phone 262-4624. 46-3t 21a XIV OMAN generator; has. 12-volt remote starter, battery charging unit, 2-cylinder water cooled model; runs good and economically. If interested con- tact George K. Matranga, ke- nai, Star Rt. No. 2. 47-1b KNAPP SHOES. All types for work and play. Mile 1o41 F, Kenai Spur Road. 46=be GLASS HULL sport boat. 25 hp. outboard Evinrude motor; re- mote control, speedometer, etc.; complete $500. Stan Thompson, kenai korners. 45-bc .l-BEDROOM modern house on 75.x135' lot in Ridgeway, fur nished. Available about Sept. 10th. Will take trade as partial payment. Easy terms. Slawson & Associates. Ph. 262-4711. 45-bc FULL FLOODED Chesapeake Bay retriever. Will wean in weeks. Jerry Moore, N. Star Rt., Kenai. 46-2 KNAPP SHOES. FITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT. Contact Van siekel, Kenai Spur Road, Mile 124la. 45-bc BUY OF THE YEAR 12-2 Romex $500 per 250' coil. Limited quantity. Slawson & Assoc. Soldotna-at the Totem Pole.
 LUMBER and house logs. Plum ley Mill, North Kenai Road.
 43-bc HOUSE LOGS and lumber. See Leonard and Wallace Creary, Echo Lake Saw Mill, located 5 miles south of Soldatna. Box 43, Soldatna. 45-bc OXYGEN, AGETYLENE, pipe, steel. LUKE'S ELDIN SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai Rd. Phone 283-7727. 45-bc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 DANIELS LAKE
 Island home on A acre island in Daniels Lake, only $2500 down. Total price $5950.
 VALHALLA HEIGHTS
 SUBDIVISION
 TIRED of fighting crowded sub. standard housing? Now avail able = 3-bdrm. dream home on
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22
AVAILABLE

flo ACRES for commercial use on highway , miles East of
 Kenai. Gall Anchorage, FA 3-4120. 30-be
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

FOR GOOD WATER WELLS see Bill Hansen, Circus Bar, Mile 94, Sterling Highway.
 35-bc
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-22

40 ACRES of patented land or portion. Mile 109, Sterling Highway. Homer R. Browning, St. Rt. A, Box 2071, Spenard.
 45-3
Evening star., 1961-08-23

homeland take a shower. In
stead, he was taken to a hos
pital where he was given oxy-
gen and a sedative for sleep.
He was reported in excellent
condition.
Mr.. Erickson and five other
swimmers, including two wom-
Ell, started the fifth annual
Lake Michigan swim challenge
at 8 am. Monday from Chi
cago'S Burnham Park. One by
one, five of the swimmers
dropped out.
Mr.. Erickson alone battled
the high waves and rain squalls
since shortly before midnight
Monday when the fifth SWIM
mer quit.
Sponsor of the swim, a Chi
cago auto dealer who offered
a purse of $3,675-$1O0 a mile
for the winner, claimed MI.
Erikson set a world record for
open water long distance SWIM
ming.
Mrs. Erikson said her hus-
band, employed at the Armour
Research Foundation in Chi
cago, has been swimming for
Is years. His previous record
in long distance swimming is
Is miles in IL hours.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

Communist regime is more of
a mystery than his cloak-and-
dagger role in this country and
after World War II.
It's equally a mystery why
a man of his skillS in revolu-
ton, espionage and propa-
ganda had nothing better to
do than to stand in the front
row of the jeering crowd that
greeted Mr.. Adenauer's inspec-
ton tour of Potsdamer Platz.
But as far as EiSler is con-
cerned, nothing is surprising
any longer.
In June of 1941, a shipload
of refugees docked here en-
route to Mexico, only to learn
that the United States was no
longer allowing German refu-
gees to enter Latin America.
One of the refugees was
Eisler, travelling with his
pretty Polish fiancee, some Is
years his junior. After numer-
Gus pleas, investigations, and
denialS of any Communist
connections, the pair got viSi-
tors visaS.
They were married in Nor
walk, Conn, the next year and
set up housekeeping in a quiet
suburban section of New York
City.
Exposed in 1916
Neighbors, immigration off.
cials, and practically everyone
else were surprised in 1916
when the Communist master
mind Hans Berger" described
by eX-Communist Louis Budenz
as the spy who gave all the
Evening star., 1961-08-23
EisIer Still Possesses
His Gift of Sarcasm

NEW YORK, Aug. % (AP).
The plump, owl-faced man
who jibed at "Konny" Ade-
nauer across the barricadeS in
Berlin had lost none of his gift
for sarcasm.
1t was the same man who
once condescendingly declared
while in the United States that
"all Americans are not like that
damned fool Tom Clark" Che
was referring to the Attorney
General who later became an
associate justice of the Su-
preme Court) and who said of
American justice: 1T stinks
like 10000 SkunkS."
When he taunted the West
German Chancellor yesterday
at Potsdamer PlatZ, shouting,
ia, this is the way it is, dear
Konny," from the other side
of the new concrete wall and
the barbed wire, it was remi-
niscent of an earlier defiance
when he jumped high bail and
slowed away on a Polish liner
in New York harbor to escape
two United States prison terms.
Was No. l Spy
For the man in the horn
rlmmed spectacles, though a
dozen years older and the sur
Evening star., 1961-08-23

orders but never shows his
face" turned out to be Eisler
Called before the House
Committee on Un-American
Activities, he refused to answer
the committees questions and
was cited for contempt OF
Congress.
He got a year in Jail on that
charge, and soon was on trial
again for making false state
merits on a request for a per.
NIT to leave this country. That
case ended with another prison
sentence of one to three years
Eisler appealed both convic-
tions to the Supreme Court
and meanwhile was released
after a left-wing group put up
his bail of $23,500.
Jumped High Bail
On May 7, 1949, Eisler paid
25 cents to inspect the Polish
liner Batory. then hid until
several hours after she had
sailed.
Taken off the ship in South
ampton, Eisler was released BY
the British several weeks later
and finally went home to his
native Germany-the eastern
sector of it.
Eisler was born in Leipzig
but grew up in Vienna, where
his father was a professor. He
| Joined the Communist Party in
1918, as soon as he got out oi
the Austrian army.
EiSler's arrival here in 1941
was, according to FBI Director
]. Edgar Hoover, only one OF
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Chicogoon Swims Lake,
4OMiIes, in 3612Hour

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Aug
% (AP) Ted Erikson, a 33-
year-old rocket fuels engineer
whose hobby is swimming, was
pulled out of the choppy, rain
splashed waters of Lake Mich
igan last night after complet-
ing a gruelling swim of sc
hours and 81 minutes from
Chicago.
Mr.. Erikson, the first person
ever to swim across the south
ern tip of Lake Michigan, was
cheered by a crowd of several
thousand who had waited in a
heavy rain for his arrival.
The husky ErikSon (5-11
.21O pounds) had covered some
40 miles, although the official
distance from Chicago to the
finish line is 3634 miles. He
was taken from the water by
cheering spectators on the
lighthouse pier, about 300 yards
from the official finish line.
Mr.. Erikson, married and the
father OF two, wanted to go
Evening star., 1961-08-23

vivor of many ups and downs
in the interim, was unmistak-
ably Gerhardt EiSler, once
called the mo. l Communist
spy in the United States"
Today. although Eisler is
frequently heard from in East
Germany his real role in the
Evening star., 1961-08-23

many visits paid to the United
StateS-all the others under
aliases with forged papers.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
odds & ends
furnishings
clearance
downtown store only

# you enjoy finding real bargain, you'll be
pleased to discover this sale. It's rcorth maxi
ing trip doUntoUn for. To be sure, many
items are soiLed or UrinkIed and many are in
broken size ranges only, but if you do find
your size or colour choice, the savings are
exceptional. Quantities are limited, so come
in early for best selection.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

248-4.5O Long Sleeve Sum-
ner Dress Shirts, white only 2.88
l25-7.5O Famous Make Long
Sleeve Dress Shirts, mostly
stripes. SoiIed and broken
sizes. 3.2S
133-12.95 Summer Stacks,
Docron PoIyester cotton,
light Shades Regulars,
longs. 6,88
2OO-9,95 Summer Stacks,
Docron PoIyester cotton,
solid tones, baby cords.
Long sizes included. 5.88
$685. to 1895 Long
Sleeve Sport Shirts, as
sorted patterns and fabrics. 3.88
5O-lO95 to 1926 Assorted
Sweaters. Group includes
both long sleeve and
sleeveless cordigons. 4,SS
$3.50 Pure Silk Neck
wear. Assorted patterns. 1875
1O2-7.95 Walk Shorts, as
sorted patterns and soIid-
tones. 4,S3
25-lO.95 to 1895 Light
Weight Golf Jackets Group
includes puIIovers and zip
per front blouse styles. 6.88
3O-3.95 to 5.95 Straw Sport
Hats. 105
1855 to 795 Straw Hats. 2,o5
1910 F Street
National 8-954O
Evening star., 1961-08-23

For the man in the horn
trimmed Spectacles, though a
dozen years older and the sur
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-04-21

to the people here and deserves more
than i'll considered publicity tricks.
If the Treasure Steak is to be OF
the economic value of the Idaho spud
the Idaho example must be followed
The higher than u. S. standards must
be set before the demand for ou1
beef will be realized. The health
standards of the cattle must be i'm
proved. The range must be kept in
first class productivity. If the beef
producers would raise the quality
of their product the processing and
distributing industries could take adj
vantage of the demand which will
follow rather than having to be pest
cred by the state sanctioned oppor-
tunists.
The cattle producers of the state
put themselves in very poor light
in the last legislature with their sue
cessful insistence that the school
children should accept less than 25
per cent of the market value for their
grazing land heritage. The cowboy
boots on the desks of the legislature
were iron heels on the necks of the
school marm's attempts to bring the
lamps of enlightenment TO the to-
morrow which sprang from your
loins.
If money is to be attracted to this
state to expand and create industries,
a more responsible attitude is re-
quired on the part of state admins
traitors, producers, professors and
distributors. Pooling the general pub
lie is a self-deluding pastime but
should not be the basis for admins
tration policy.-FS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-04-21

The thick hunks of cow the people
are trying to lake palatable in their
skillets will soon have them realize
that the highly touted Treasure Steak
is craze similar to the hoola hoop
and the coonskin hat. 1t cannot be
fried to suit anyone's preference.
The inside is always raw even though
the exterior is converted to charcoal.
The Treasure Steak is bum check
being bounced by the Nutter Admin
istration. The state advertising de-
partment has backed it with thou
sands of dollars in cooperation with
the Planning Board. The advertising
director, Jack Hallowell, has been
so busy writing stuff for the Gov
ernor's office that two ex-newsmen
from Great Falls, Ray Fenton and
Joe Render, had to be hired to put
out the regular advertising while
Milton Vanderventer took charge of
the Treasure Steak promotion.
The astronomical absurdity is
a natural failure. The quality of the
meat does not warrant the so per
cent increase in price. This greasy
flash in the pan is typical of the
baseless premises upon which Nut
ter is trying to operate the state
government.
The grazing industry of the state
is very important source of income
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-04-21
My ."Two-Bits Worth"

News reports coming from Laos, the
Congo and Latin America (Cuba) give
the student of history cause to ask the
question IS WAR POSSIBLE?
To one who has been a diligent stu
dent of the history of past wars the
question is more serious than appears
on the surface.
Conditions are ripe for a new war
and the possibility is greater than may
appear.
Study of past wars shows a clear pic
ture of how wars are brought about
and conditions in America and in fact
throughout the world are ideal for the
provoking of another war, and WHY?
To the student of past wars 1T is an
outstanding fact that whenever ma
tion faces an economic crisis at home
it's leaders are prone to stir. up trouble
or antagonism toward foreign nation
for the purpose of keeping it's own citi-
zens' minds occupied with other prob
lens and off their own economic
troubles and America today is in ex-
actly that condition With continually
growing labor force, increasing unem-
ployment, and automation displacing
workers faster than new employment
can be found for them, the United
States is facing an economic crisis at
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-04-21
Michigan HaIis Showings
Of Distorted Films
From WASHINGTON POST,
April z, 1861

LANSING, Mich.-Public showings
of two controversial films by the
state police subversive activities
squad were ordered discontinued to-
day by Gov. John B. Swanson.
The films, Operation Abolition"
and Communism on the Map, have
been shown to four high schools in
the state and a number of private
groups by tn state police unit.
Swanson said: "The films have
been viewed by several members
of my staff who confirm criticism
that the films are inaccurate and
distorted and thus harm, rather
than advance, the purpose of an in
telligent anti-Communist program"
The controversial Operation Alb
clifton" movie was prepared for the
House Un-American Activities Com
mittee and purports to be an accurate
showing of student riots at a COM
mittee hearing last year in San Fran
cisco.
Communism ON the Map was pro-
duced by George S. Benson of Hard
ing College, Searcy, Ark.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-04-21
READERS FORUM
Extols Efforts of
John Birch Society


LEWISTOWN = CUPID - State Rep.
Charles Cerovski (D-Fergus) Hits
John Birch Society states The John
Birch activities are alarming to me and
should be distressing to all Montanans
A headline such as this would be
appropriate in TASS under a Moscow
| dateline; but this lis neither TasS noI
| Moscow complaining about vicious
Anti-Comm unist menace, but a State
Representative on Montana.
This single paragraph alone, should
give any American some very serious
cause for reflection; while at the same
time removing any doubt as to the
genuine soundness of the position of
the John Birch Society and that of it's
founder, Robert Welch.
The entire efforts of Marx, Eng1es,
Lenin and Stain would have been multi
fled had FDR continued for short
time longer to REFUSE RECOGNITION
OF THE U.SS.R. This is history; why
blame WEIGH or The John Birch So
ciety? Their only Crime" is bringing
these matters to public attention some
Is years too late.
In case anyone has any idea that
things have improved any during the
intervening years they have only to
take a good look at the sell-out of
Cuba to the Communist conspiracy
and the aiding and abetting of the
further take-over of Latin America
by the Communists; in a large part be-
ing made possible directly through
misuse of the American taxpayers
money via so-ca1led Foreign Aid.
In the event that the Communist ac-
complish their avowed aim of world
conquest, the entire responsibility must
finally rest squarely upon the ignorant
and apathetic shoulders of the Ameri-
can Public-for allowing so many con-
tinuing acts of treason in very high
Representative Constitutional Repub
lie, which at any cost should not have
been allowed to deteriorate into a
Socialist Democracy, as 1T so obviously |
has done, and i'm spite of the heroic |
and genuinely patriotic efforts to the |
contrary of organizations such as the |
John Birch Society. Yours truly. a. |
KNOOP, Sidney.