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'ooTis a mad world, my masters." Thus wrote Bill Shakespeare, long ago. But, if Al Jolson had read it even then, he would have said: "You ain't seen nothin' vet."

Wonder what the Bard of Avon would have said could he have looked ahead to the present time?

I doubt if Shakespeare would have believed it. Think of it. A rough Russian peasant holds the civilized world by the throat, and it shakes with fear. The Red Menace.

This character doesn't believe in God. Can't help wondering what God thinks of him.

And back of the Red Menace is still another deep threat to the future peace of the world. This is the Yellow Peril, which many thinking men consider is an even greater threat than the Red. The Yellow Peril is six hundred million creatures who know no Godand don't care.

Of course, the Red Threat is the more imminent. Long ago a man of prophetic vision uttered some words that had been quoted millions of times, when he said that wherever on the ramparts of E-.I*pu a sentry eries, ttWho goes there?", the answer is always ttRugsia."

And the only change that has taken place sinoe is that today it can be just as truthfully said that wherever on the ramparts of

BY JACK DIONNE

Europe, Asia, Africa or Americq a sentry cries "Who goes there?,t the answer is the same-"Russia."

Long ago, an Asiatic named Ghengis Khan leading swarms of horsemen carried yellow warriors into Europe, and seemed about to take it over. Death suddenly claimed him; and his hordes of men turned their horses and went back to Asia.

And Winston Churchill remarked several years ago that ..They never returned, until now." But the great Khan irever ofiered such a threat to world peace as the Red tr["rr"." does today,

Some humorist remarked one time that the reason God puts fleas on_a dog is to keep him from worrying about being a dog. Nevertheless, that doesn't answer the question, why did God cieate the Communist monster?

The answer is, no doubt, the same one a wise man gave to a lady dr1{ng W-o.t4War II who asked-o'Why doesn't GoJstop this teirible war?" The man replied: "God didn't start it.',

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The best laugh that has come to this column lately was one Bob Hope pulled in explaining our space efforts. He said that for all we lcnown there may be millions of people on the moon who don't brush their t€eth after every meal.

Which, if you will pardbn me saying so, is probably as logical a reason as any we have heard for trying to reach t}te moon. The Book of Genesis in the Bible says that the moon was made to furnish us light by night. Those old Biblical writers were a bit short on their knowledge of astronomy.

Things were happier in the days when the moon was made to write songs about, for lovers to spoon under, or just to have certain efiects upon the ocean tides. It didn't cost billions for such purpos€s.

In the words of a great American-"If this be treasono rr,ake the most of it."

South Dokolq Equolizes Insurqnce Rotes on Rooftng Moteriols

Removal of fire insurance differentials against wood-roofed dwellings in South Dakota brings to 28 the number of states which have achieved similar rate equalization, according to the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau, Seattle.

Spokesmen for the Bureau, which represents the red cedar shingle and shake industry, expressed great satisfaction in the South Dakota action, which took effect January 2, 1963.

'oWe have worked patiently to achieve rate equality,', states C. G. Watson, president of the Bureau, ooand the real story rests in the over-all safety characteristics of our wood shingle product.

"We feel that insurance rates should reflect not only fire performance of roofing materials, but their ability to resist wind and hail storms as well. The action in South Dakota undoubtedlv is a direct result of this over-all product performance."

The new South Dakota ruling follows by six months similar action in the state of Oklahoma.

Other states now having equal insurance rates f<jr all types of roofing are, alphabetically. Alaska, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregono Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Wisconsin and Washington.

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