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REPUBLIC CITY Page 16 The Menace By Hank Ketcham The Arizona Republic, Arizona. De Gaulle Offer Seen As Unity Bid "Boy, he sure turned pale when I told him my name was Jesse James!" Nation Faces Critical Editor Cautions After 172 years, the constitution of the United States stands as a successful, working document despite the attacks on it, Frederic Marquardt, editor of The Arizona Republic, said last night. Speaking at a dinner of the Sons of the American Revolution al the Arizona Country Club, Marquardt pointed out that the document was written, "in times that tried men's souls," but so do "the times" test their descendants today. The program was in recognition of Constitution Day and American Citizenship Week. "LET NO ONE doubt that we face dangers as critical as they did," Marquardt said.

"In Washington today, as a guest of the President of the United States, is a man who wields more unfettered power tHan any man in the world's history. "He has said the constitution we live by is out-dated and the eco- C. A. Edlund) Bakery Firm Head) Dies Clarence A. Edlund, 55, chairman of the board of the Rainbo Baking died last night at his home at 118 E.

Country Club Dr. His death followed a long illness. Mr. Edlund, president of the baking company before becoming board chairman, had been with the company more than 30 years. He was born in Marquette, Kan.

He graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in chemical engineering. Mr. Edlund came to Phoenix In 1938. He was a member of the Phoenix Rotary Club, Phoenix Thunderbirds, Phoenix Country Club, and Central Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Charlotte; two daughters, Gayle and Christina, and a son, Phillip, a student at the University of Arizona.

Funeral arrangements are being made by Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home. nomic system that conquered this continent and gave us an unprecedented standard of living is decadent. "KHRUSHCHEV believes in a government where the state Is the master and the people are slaves. Oh, yes, he has constitution, but the elections held under it are colossal jokes, "Its courts know nothing of due arocess. Freedom of speech and of the press is a farce in the Soviet Union.

The official Communist doctrine holds that religion is the opiate of the people." Marquardt said sober thought should be given by every American to Khrushchev's prediction that our grandchildren would -live under communism. "KHRUSHCHEV apparently is unacquainted with Daniel Webster's ringing toast, 'One country; one constitution, one That destiny, I predict, will not be bur- ed by any despot, fpreign 'or domestic," Marquardt said. Much of his talk was devoted- tracing the long, exacting period of time that was taken by the earlier Americans in framing the document and shortly later, adopting the Bill of Rights. Dr. W.

P. Shofstall, dean of std- dents of Arizona State University and president of the SAR chapter, was toastmaster. -Advertisement- How to roast meat the way you like it If you're one of those people who just can't get meat roasted the way your family likes it, don't miss October Better 'Homes Gardens. There are complete roasting charts, oven time tables and temperature charts. They're designed to help you roast any given piece of meat to make it well done, medium or rare.

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He offers free elections after an end to the fighting, with complete independence or autonomy within the French union as alternatives. This is obviously calculated to contribute to greater unity between France, Britain, and the United States. Yet it hardly promises any great practical change in that point, either, BRITISH AND U.S. relations with other countries interested in the problem, especially the other Middle Eastern and African states, are such that, they still cannot participate actively in quelling the rebellion, which De Gaulle insists must end before his election phn can go through, within four years. The offer of the election plan does, however, put Frarfce in a Doctor Will Run For School Post (Special) First candidate to announce for- the Mesa School Board seat which will be voted on Oct.

6 is Dr. A. Conant, Mesa orthodontist. Dr. Conant is a native of Phoenix, but has lived in Mesa since childhood except for the years spent in military service and obtaining his professional training.

Both Dr. Conant and his wife, Xnetta, have been active in community affairs. They have three children. They attend First Methodist Church. better position fundamentally with Britain and the United States.

The offer of independence for Algerians, if they insist on it, puts De Gaulle in better light with all those who insist that colonialism must come to an end everywhere, somewhere, and somehow. This improvement in the French position is somewhat qualified, however, by the very practical but spiritually depressing reservation that even an entirely independent Algeria would not be permitted to control the vast new oil development in the Sahara. THIS POINT MAY look a little better when more completely spelled out. Algeria might well afford some compromise if arrangements can be made to guarantee her economic improvement on a fair basis through this natural De Gaulle has pleased neither (he rebels nor the European fac- tions Algeria. As for the great body of Arabs, nobody knows.

'One factor, insofar as the rebellion is concerned, to be that it has beconie a way of life for many who would not know what to do without it. Britain and the United States have been hoping that something would happen in Algeria to free French military forces there. This would permit greater French attention to her responsibilities under the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance as they apply to the deterrent force fating Russia, and to the position of strength from which the Allies need to negotiate. Politically.ithe De Gaulle plan does move toward better acceptance of French policy in the anti-colonial United States. Materially, the promise of physical unity against the Communist forces in Eastern Europe seems to be a vague one for a distant future.

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