The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 7

THE DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 22, 1970 SEVEN Freeman Readers Write Editor 179 West Chestnut St. structed cesspools, which shall Kingston. N.

Y. 12401 not be allowed to overflow. April 20. 1970 Violations shall subject the of- High School Concert of not more nn ithan Editor, The Freeman jike l0 ordi- tu vveek mi wife and saw nance strictly enforced starting in The reeman an account of tooay. 12 Catherine Streeticontainment of Ellenville, N.

Y. 12428 and the thoroughly discredited April 20. Bay have SLP Candidates resulted in our present dilem Editor. The Freeman: ma- namely; that or fighting a Not having seen anything at wretched, immoral, senseless all in The Freeman the recent war, slaughtering innocent New York State Convention of 1p1 J- n1 a. a Performance to be given by the Socialist Labor Party held tnassacreing them, and killing Kingston High School New York City that I a.

than 40.000 Amencan The tended as a delegate, here is visionaries at the state whether the What concert was onen to the Duhlic St rnhen Fmerv was of our government, men concert WHS open 10 me pun ic nominated and Party candidate for Beina "Senior Citizens" but J. Governor of New York. He is Yours truly. ERIK METZGER, age 10 132 Second Avenue Kingston. N.

Y. April 13, 1970 Maroons for Vietnam blatant mediocrity which "Senior Citizens" but EdHor. The a subwav disnatcher and is continues to follow the old nevertheless much interested in The f0u0Wing letter was sent fnt mrr ST for virr rutted road of obsolete politics the activities and t0 the for Vietnam in the Kingston High School former SLP candidate for Vice 1 OI pouucs teenagers we nf ihP and barbaric war. Anyone who a 1 President of the U.S. John Emanuel, a fur worker, was chosen as the SLP candi date for U.S.

Senator. Last year he was candidate for Mayor of New York City on the SLP ticket. continues to talk about a "just decided to attend the concert peace" or an peace" cannot speak too highly of for Vietnam Com in the face of the dishonorable evpry onr performers, war is ignorant of the issues'and remarkable job done)Kingston High School of the war. by their conductor. Mr.

Bac Broadway Mr Nixon was eager to fight izynsky. Ilie selections played Kingston. New York the Vietnamese in 1953 and a bad great variety and they Qear Committee Members. I hr state rdaliotrn said wiser President (the late designed to give everyj recentiy heard about the we the people must institute Eisenhowcr) deterred Mr. instrument an opportunity program you have been carrying democratic coniioi ana Njxon Rut the has to exhibit the proficiency of the out the last few years called, management of the economy iearncd little since.

Parmer. for Vietnam." through a new foim ol govetn Wc thr American people, must The and boys were Being a Vietnam returnee and suffer for that failure to learn, dignified and truly behaved likeja K.H.S. graduate. I know what Sincerelv. professionals.

I was quite this will mean to any service SYLVIA DAY pleasantly surprised to see how man who receives one. He will fpw hairs' there were know that not only his country Rondout Valley amongst the boys and the idea family and friends know that Middle young lady artists playing there, but his alma mater Stone Ridge N.Y.jthe flute and violin dressed in does too. and also im mini skirts was new and This is a wonderful refreshing. (idea and I hope it will catch on The only sad thing about an to other schools regardless of otherwise very enjoyahlejwhat our political views con evening was the size of the cerning the war might be. audience.

My guess was that God bless you for your County have worked very dilligently on it consisted for the most part efforts and may your project it will he interesting to see the subject of ecology and would of the families of the artists, he a great success. Very sincerely, F. VVIEGERT JR t.itivcs elected from the indust ries. This can be done through a Socialist victory at the ballot and by backing up that victory by the economic might of the workers organized into Socialist Industrial Unions. April 18 1970 In 1966.

the Socialist Labor Students Views on Pollution Party candidate for Governor. Kditor. The F'reeman Milton Herder received 14.) Flnclosed is a sample of let votes in Dutchess. 139 in ters my students have written Grange, and 12a in Lister on the subject of pollution. They what the number of votes for appreciate your cooperation in They must have felt well the SLP candidates will be this publishing the enclosed in your rewarded, but people who throw Sincerely yours to column.

up their hands in despair at NATHAN I trust you will recognize their the young people of today (Member of the Socialist Labor efforts Party) Sincerely SHARON A MURPHY Eighth Grade Social Studies missed a wonderful opportunity to see the other side of the coin. I only hope that more publicity he given this activity next time. The auditorium should be full. Jov Road Woodstock. Y.

12498 April 15. 1970 No Plan to End Mar As a student of the Rondout F'ditor, The Freeman; Valiev Middle School. I would An assessment of Mr. like to take the chance to ex achievements during the sixteen press my views on pollution, months he has been President If we could liken ourselves is noteworthy for its confusion, to the iiopeless position of the But in an area where he has American Buffalo in the 1800's, failed miserably is in Vietnam, we would find ourselves on When Spiro Agnevv thunders edge of extinction. The greedy in the strident manner typical hunters caring nothing for life Editor.

The Freeman: of many of history's are the large industries who are i I want you to publish this Vietnam Membership Chairman Veterans of Wars 59 St. James Street Kingston. N.Y. April 15. 1970 Pravers for Astronauts.

Editor. Thu Freeman: THEODOR OXHOLM Morgan Hill Route 3, Box 366 Kingston. N. Y. April 16.

1970 Tannery Brook Can I believe my ears when this morning's news stated that many distinguished men had said that they were praying for the astronauts and that Con gress was also praying? they know that the Supreme Court has ruled against prayers in the schools that our children will demagogues that there is a constantly their wastes letter in The Daily Freeman. triat our cmidren wilt "silent who concur into the world's one and only Here's the story. I go to school hopefully with the President. Mr. Agnew supply of fresh water.

With the Woodstock and there is a agnostics oiastheists. is talking out of his hat. The Buffalo gone, the Indian found stream behind our classroom. Anyone who has been througn majority" Spiro Agnevv the way of life he had known The name of the stream is the great danger, sorrow or stress fabricated is indeed a myth, was gone. As for society today, Tannery Brook.

I can see sew knows that in desperate Mr Nixon was only when its life supporting sub- age running into the water un- moments the soul of man in into office by a majority stance, water, is beyond use we der the bridge, also cans, uood.stinctively cries out to what because he promised a weary will no doubt suffer. bicycle parts, hooks, a piece of called the Great American public that he had a Maybe this problem thattii. and other things. And most 'Oversoul. It is not a question plan to end the war in Vietnam, had yet.

hut what of that of all the smell. then of Puritan. Jewish We now see that there is no our wildlife. Already hundreds! We have found an Moslem or any such a plan Siphoning off even of birds have died in oil slicks passed by the Town Board of othe- dogma, but of instinct. Can it be that the comic magazine was right when it published in the back of an issue two years ago this little line "God is not dead.

He is simply Very truly FRANCES D. PRESTON 250.000 soldiers from Vietnam and the number of fish. etc. (Woodstock on August 21. 1934.

with the very real and killed is probably 10 times this, menacing possibility of main sure agree with me taining a force of 250.000 in that something must he Vietnam is "plan." and the public must be urged We had no business to he in to fight pollution. Vietnam. The specious reasons! Sincerely yours, for our hing there, to wit; "The ROBERT YOUNG almost 36 years ago. Part of it says. "No waste from sinks, wash basins, toilets or other fixtures shall be discharged upon the ground or into any stream or water course.

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