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Show /r. K /r. ...... 1'Tr. K :·~r. . ..,. J hi~ when he to1d me ... T showe~ ~im what T did in Germanv and he sa1 d "you go for t1Aro years and vou can g~t a high s choo 1 d 1 plorna, ~t least you'll ~ave R ~igh sc~ool diplo~a and if vou want to go to co11ege, you can go", and I got one. Put you didn't ~· wa~t to 1on to sc~ool? ( .:o , that was the farthest fro11: rny mind. Did vou 1i1<e it here? Do you remember eRring for it? Yeah, sure. I thought the city of Sa1t La~e City and the people 8re Bt rest, and T t~in~ it's a God send; trey're wonderful. ··,.rs. -q You didn't ~ave to worry at that time about somebody calling you ai a dog." You were free almost, felt free like when we were in school, later aftPr he left -I'Tlore so than at that time. He was fortunate. ~1 r • K You TTl e an after he 1 eft , rn or P s o • !rs. ~ It got worse over t~ere, much worse. ~ave you had anv anti-Semitic incidences here? Yrs. R I haven't either. Mr. K Have you ever felt that maybe it's a problem here, too? ~r. B If you eYer read the napers sometimes, yeah. Mrs. H You have the feeling it might brea~ out here, too. The Ku Klux Klan was for a short time real strong in some little town by here, but now you don't hear anything any~ore. r:rs. R You co~pare the~ a little bit because they don't li~e the Jews, they don't li'ke the blac~ people, and I HATE thern, let's put it that way. I could just ~ill t~em. ~fr. K After you ca~e, do you remember the~? Hr. H Oh, I ~eard of them, but I didn't hav·e no ••• I only heard of it. Then when we got close to worrying about the~, the Ku Klux Klan d 1 sa ppeared • |
