DUP policies 'changed' To the editor: As member of the DUP for over 30 years, holding both county and camp positions, I want to thank Emma R. Olsen for responding to my letter. All the camps will be happy to know that now they no longer have to pay dues for those registered members who have left their camps. (But wouldn't Emma consider it pressure or insistance if Kate B.Carter herself told your camp that was what you would do?) Mrs. Olsen points out that our annual dues are only $1 for each member. But she does not point out that the four books we are asked to buy each year cost us $6 - $7 each. But all the camps now will be happy to know that they will no longer be receiving letters reminding them that they haven't purchased their four books for the year. (I wonder where Emma thought the money comes from that we pay — 1. Membership dues for all registered members; 2. $25 to $28 for the four books; 3. Plus the price of lesson books?) This cannot be done for $1 a year dues. We have had to raise our dues to $3 to cover these costs and we still do not have anything left over to have a Christmas party with. But now Mrs. Olsen has used her authority to tell us this will be changed, and I thank her for it. When I suggested that we should "honor" the daughters as we did their parents, Mrs. Olsen wonders if I mean "publicity?" What's wrong with public¬ity that honors a daughter in place of the parents who are gone, but not forgotten? (Yes, I have been to county conventions and wondered why I went as there was nothing there for me as a granddaughter of a Utah Pioneer.) And I still challenge Mrs. Olsen and the whole DUP. I have never seen a new camp because of the availability of new members such as the granddaughters who were asked to join. DUP has given no incentive to these women to join, and I would challenge them to prove me wrong. Mrs. William Morrison Kaysville