Page Ten SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, December 3,1?“ ) Seals Doom (Continued irom Page 8) on Pennsylvania Avenue you seal your own dooms; the American people won’t stand for it . . , (“Hey, hey, stop the scum . . t i Can't take him seriously") . . . I'd like to know, where is the American Legion? They weren’t here today but I think they will be it you try it again . , . (”They're haying a dance tonight”) . . . i think the Ku Klux Klan will come up here and help us. We've got one or them and we'll get some more. For your Information, peace creeps, tor your lntormation you cowardly scum. we are organiz~ big a Nazi motorcycle corps that is going to make Hell's Angels look like I bunch Iii Girl Scouts. (loud lpplause) We got twenty motorcycles, and i can tell you when our motorcycles come rourlng into one or Ihese towns where the Niggers are trying to establish Communism. it’s go- ing to stop. We’re not going to tolerate any kind oi Communists Inywliere, any lime. All of you people who come down here and think it's runny i would like to take you over to Viet Nam and let you see Americans dying with your triends shooting at themt I'll tell you what I'd like to do, l’d like to come down there and clean you out myself. . . t (“Come onl”) . . . (loud applause) . . . Believe it, listen, believe me creeps, I would, but we just can't ntiord itr . . r (“Aw, gee") You‘re loud, you're loud and you're vulgar and you‘re traitor— bus and you’re rotten and scum- my, but you don’t represent my country. . . . (“You do?") Anybody, anybody who adheres to the enemy according to the us. Constitution is a traitor, that's the word, and Americans used to be Ashamed oi it. I am, I'm ashamed, ladies and gentlemen, to see that a bunch of people stand here and applaud the Viet Cong in the shadow of the Washington Monument. Shame on you! . , . (Naughty, naughty") . . . (“what else are you ashamed or, l . . . I'm ashamed that there is a bunch at people, while our boys are out dying, that would come down here to razz and jazz people who stand up (or them, in front of the Sign asking you to stand up tor them, . . 4 (“Where's the American tlag?") . And I can tell you this ladies and gentlemen, it we had our kind of lighting men over there in Viet Nam we’d Will lhll war overnight. It isn‘t hard to win tint war; we have the weapnns, to wipe those people out, but we won’t use them. And i say to you that as long as one American boy is over there getting killed, we have the duty and the obliga- tlon to use my Ind every weapon in our arsenal to stop that war. to win that war. . . . (“Rocky the [lying scum”) . All over this country, ladies and gentlemen, are Americans, they won't wear swastikas like me, but they're thinking just what l’m say» ing to you and all the whooping arid hollering you can put on doesn’t change the fact that you are a despicable, despised, hated bunch or peace creeps that this country will not tolerate. All you got to do is keep it up, just keep it up and the American people will take care of you. Everywhere l’ve gone around this country, ex. cept when you go to a peace creep rally as we came down here, know- ing what we’d lace, everywhere you go, the American people are fed up with communism, they’re red up with subversion, and they're fed up with race mixing Both North and South. And when they say to me. "yes, but you're too awful. you're a Nazi," you know what i say? “Well, maybe I'm too awful, but at least we're out there where the enemy is." Here you are and here I am, . . . There’s only one way to deal with treason, ladies and gentlemen, the constitution sets it iorth, when you adhere to the enemies oi our country. You’re helping to kill Americans right here today, right where you are. It will be in the newspapers that you were here, and they will have more spirit to right on and kill more Americans. You're killing Americans, you tilthy creeps. Are you proud of it? . . . (Yeah!") . r . Somebody actually said yes, that they‘re proud to kill an American. Shame, shame, I never thought l’d see this day. I usually keep pretty cool in these operations, but this is one of the most de5r plcable and rotten that l’ve ever seen. For the benefit of anybody here that‘s still a good American and realize what stench I have here in {rent at me, let me say this . . . (“Yeah and you make that stench") . . . A lot of the conserv- atives have a motto, “better dead than red." We consider this to be defeatism and it’s Yellow. And the reds, these kind at peace creeps here, say it‘s better to be red than dead, one of them just hollered it. Well, our motto, ladies and gentle- men, is a ltttle diiterent. Our mot- to is, “Not dead, not red. Dead reds!" Merry, Christmas ”Come in and look around for that special gift” Tharp Pharmacy TRAVEL GRINNELI. TRAVEL CENTER Latest and Best Information Your Local & Personal Contact Grinnell Travel Center 308 Fifth An. Court 236-43“ Musical Events Set For This Weekend There are twn musical events on the social calendar this week— end — a wind ensemble program tonight and vocal music Sunday alterltoon. The iirst lbrmal appearance or the college's Concert Wind en- semble tonight at a pm, in Rob- erts Theater will feature a Chorale prelude by Lalham, Handel's “Water Music," and a Holst suite. The ensemble is conducted by Den- is M. de Coteau (music). The pro- gram will he opened by a Beetho- ven trio played by a student trio with Delmar Pettys (music), a Lenox quartet violinist. as director. The choir, the Collegium Mu- sioum and the Grinnell Singers will all perrorm Sunday at 4 pm. in Herrick Chapel. The choir, con- ducted by Don Jones (music), will sing a Each motet and the Brahms “Marienlieder.” Together, the Col- legiurn Musicum, conducted by David Suutheriand (music), and the Grinnell singers, conducted by Jones, will present a Stravinsky mass {or chorus and double wood- wind quintet. . Swimmers Open Season at Knox Relays Eight varsity and tour iresh- man swimmers will see action when the Pioneers open their 1965.56 season Saturday at the Knox Relays. The Pioneers will be operating under the direction of Coach Irv Simone after being guided through the preseason practice period by Captain Ken Adelman. Simone. who has been in Pucrto Rico on sabbatical leave, returned to Gxinnell coaching duties Thurs- day. 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