The Washington times., 1933-09-22
One Big Worm Turns
Good News for Jersey City-Other News

O1lC DIX VO1ul III 1lS
/ Good News for Jersey City-Other News
The New York Stock Exchange worm is
slowly turning big New city Jersey CITY,
discouraged by the latest nicon of taxation Jersey
Come the river pay rent spend money here and
you won't have to contribute to the cost Of running New
York. where statesmen spend than half billion dollars
. year.
(. Others more heavily taxed, employers of
labor and builders Of business enterprises that pros
perity would like to somewhere from taxation, but
there nowhere So they continue looking around
Tor taxree Investments that involve payros posi-
bity Of loss in country where the Government says IF
you make profit I'll take it. You have your loes
Nine hundred fortytwo 1575 members of the
New York Stock Exchange have already voted to to
Jersey City.
Cuba develops its own particular brand Of
Fascism oppose Red Communism" The thing began in
Italy Without Mussolni and his Fascm Italy would
gone Communstic and, perhaps, chaotic
More recently Hitler in Germany arose with his Nad
Fascm to tell Communists from Dan to Beersheba that he
was against hem and oDuffy in Ireland organized his Irish
Fascist Blue Shirts while Cuba develops Fascism which
q natural outgrowth Of Communism.
Meanwhile, Cuban communists, according
TO dispatches have seized many industrial plants and
ing for themselves fifteen important mills Whether they will
make them pay remains to be
Russia have made government seizure Of everything
pay fairly well up to date but Russia has Stain And Stain
engineers, well paid to show him how
In his own "Cappers Weekly" Senator
Arthur Capper Kansas under the heading I'VE
peal the Liquor Problem the plain while
You may get rid of prohibition you get rid of the prob
lens that abide in liquor.
That has been shown clearly during the prohibition period
when had the greatest liquor problem that any country
had complicated by bootleggng crime and kidnapping
Law
Senator Capper, who is an ardent prohibi-
zionist quotes the statement that ere many lady
fighters there gentlemen boozefighters nowadays It
is and unfortunately there also tens of thousands of
half grown in their That another of
the problems that the country to prohibition That youth
full and female "boozefghters did not exist until prohbi
on in, to empty the prisons and insane asyums and
liquor"
They knov the taste of "bath tub gin" at least.
Senator Capper points out that "Kansas
settled and is largely inhabited by people Of American
Colonial Revolutionary stock" and should carrying the
torch and keeping alive the flame Of Americanism
Does Senator Capper know Of any important prohibition
movement among those old Coonials and Revoutionares
Does he think that they drank ice water has he read
Thomas Jefferon that in those days.
was plentiful whisky killed nearly half the and ruined
their families.
Senator Capper knows that Jefferson, who the
Declaration of Independence imported wines
his and that George Washington brewed his own
beer and drank it, and seemed the for it. He and
Jefferson were pretty good Revolutionary stock"
Mr.. Philip Lieber, new head Of the United
States League Of Building and Loan Associations says that
soon, with employment increasing lone million American
homes will reopen. In other words, two million families
that have lived doubledup in uncomfortable close cond
tons, will each establish its home.
Mr. eber predicts that many will buy homes Real estate
made gloomy by the depression should realize for their
comfort that many millions apart from "doubedup families
will buy real estate the dollar drops.
For the dollar drops land and other things that do
lose value must increase.
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