The Washington times., 1933-01-28
Free Shaves for Solons
Farmers Start Something


A statement Of expenses supplied to Sen
ators only accessible the public which for the
expenses is made public revealing interesting facts
For instance I'VE the people of the United States sup
ply Senator's Free with $6350 worth of mineral water
and 800 of in the water That seems to
be good deal of ice In night club that would be called
ga set-up the being expected to supply his own
whiskey
To supply Senators with "shaVes and hair
cuts which is done free the taxpayers $S40o The
BARRIERS the Government payroll as skilled aborers
The total annual cost the SO in the Senate $685.
228 year. would be cheap if Senators got something
done
There is talk of a Farmers relief bill,
supplying fifteen hundred million dollars to relieve farmers
loaded down with mortgages That might turn out to be
bill relief of mortgage owners and it would relieve
them considerably the Government would supply money
70 nav off farm mortgages that farmers gather in
crowds and bid in for $40 $50 farms that moaged
for $4,000
Farmers have certainly started reVoIu-
tion against mortgage holders Whether it will into
more serious revolution, time will tell In Wood county
Ohio mortgage holder orecosed the farm Of Wallace
Kranp mortgage $780, Farmers gathered around bid
in the property $4 would let nobody else bd and gave
the farm back free and clear to Mr.. Kramp
Henry w. Taft, able lawyer, brother Of the
late President Chief Justice Taft thinks governors Of
States should appoint judges. That would do away with
ideals" among political BOSSES
might but deals among governors, and cor
poratons corporations happen to own the
governor they would appoint and all the judges The
street system New York owned perfectly tame
Judge who gave them what they wanted when ne could ou
It owned them ALL
The people ARE rather stupid about their voting for
Judges other things but must learn to vote putting
all your judicial eggs gubrnaoral basket would make
It too easy to steal the basket and all the eggs
Among the bad news it is pleasing to read
that the War Department placed orders for 174 fighting
arsps to cost $4O0O0 One hundred and eleven of them
will be pursuit planes SO heavy bombardment planes
all by private companies, which promote competition
in arplane building We may need those planes and 5000
more of these days
Please note that ia fighting airships cost
$4o000OO less than 10 per cent Of the cost Of one
single baeship And bomb, rightly placed, from one
Of those 174 planes might easily end $5ooooooo battle
ships
Neville Chamberlain speaking for England,
wants understood that England will pay more than
she gets those that her. demands final settle
ent and thinks that England should spared
the dilemma which placed last December when
we had to default upon obligations and
payment
Many ordinary Americans in the position They
have pay default And good many of them will de-
fault when additional piled their backs to make
up for defautng and welchng by European nations.
Farmers in the Argentine attack problems
Of the I'm asking you I'm telling you' basis Lower
farm rents fouryear moratorium all debts maximum
interest of per in their program. They add
I'VE shall let farms remain idle until you do what
we ask"
And they it.
Santa Province have already stopped work
The farm strike begins throughout the whole country on
Wednesday, If the strike continues, it may give Gov
ernment and farmers chance sell accumulated wheat
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