The Washington times., 1933-03-30
Let Beer DO It

Beer and Gasoline May Save Us

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You have heard that the humble glass or
mug of beer will help solve Uncle Sans financial problems
bringing $3.50 100000 year more But you may not
have heard about plan of Paulsboro j. make beer
pay the expenses the and do with taxes Mayor
Vert advocates town bar to be called Paulsboro Drink
ing Emporium Profits from the emporium expected
to make unnecessary
That could be done without overtaxing and Crippng the
beer business if cities and villages knew enough 10
their utilities, light, power etc But they don't
know enoughand that's another story With gasoline taxes
building roads, beer taxes paying municipal expenses we
should be living in an age OF hqudlty
An energetic American business man, the
whole country Chicago especially him WELL tell
ing about poker game of another with another Chicago
business It a friendly game But" said the
first "That didn't to be bluffed. It stud
poker where you card and wonder what the others
are The that didn't want to be blued had the end
pair of skies The other had three exposed, but
might have had hidden The betting began. The
first bet four hundred dollars The with the three
exposed bet thousand dollars The first put up ten
thousand dollars Then the second man with the three
exposed called the ten thousand and put in all the chips he
had-sxteen thousand dollars worth
'The first called him. showed his pair Of skies and
won something over twentysx thousand dollars" .ooo
In telling the story he remarked That was before 1929
when money didn't anything Neither of the men is
playing that kind of a game now
Mr.. Julian, Democratic committeeman
from Ohio says Governor Roosevelt has need of much
operation which is true Mr.. Julian also believes 1.-The
assistance ACCORDED FreSdenC
the World War must prcede the emergence of America from
depression
If there isto be repetition of that type of assistance
heaven Uncle Sam
President Wilson received very complete cooperation
shipping 100000 Americans to Europe and thousand
million American dollars spending billion airships that
wouldn't fly billion floating ships that never went to
and other billions cost plus contracts under which
"the more you charged Uncle Sam for materials the
more you made
The country struggling to for and live down the
o0faS
The kind Lord forbid another dose of it.
Bennett Clark, son Of the late Champ
Clark Speaker of the House, takes his seat in the Senate
announcing his principal and immediate aim LOWER
TARIFFS
This will be good for foreign countries anxious to
pour in here the product Of undepad labor that gets its
wages in deprecated currency.
It is such good for twelve million Americans that
would like to get back to their jobs.
Perhaps after Mr. Clark has looked around and how
many American factories have been closed by European
petition may discover that tariffs would lower
wages where there ANY and less employment
A brilliant writer Of short editorials in the
Miami Herald says Dictator Hitler confident thinks highly
Of himself Such succeed A&
They d. sometimes always Rienz the forerunner Of
Musoni thought highly of himself and allowed himself to
But butchers knife put end to him. The most
cessful those that have modesy in themselves for
any he be intelligent must know that he amounts to
little.
Napoleon first; fact he wanted commit suicide.
Socrates who taught Plato who in turn taught Aristotle
thought little of himself He said he called the wisest
in Greece because he knew that he knew nothing
Hitler represents the kind of seconfdence that does NOT
succeed usually.
He says the German people, "Let be dictator for
four years. then if fail settle your problems cruelty me-
That sounds like fair Offer but why let overconfdent
gentleman cruelty the German people for four years when
they of all nations the most thoroughly educated and
should be able to decide questions for themselves.
The Beer Wrangle
Tnonutotion AGAINST Rridn TTni11st