Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-10-30
DISPELLING THE FOG

DISPELLING THE FOG
the political Journeys end 1t has not been
manner of fabrication effort upset the popularity OF the
5 as ~ anS to the Liberty
que contributions and similar donations to
the Presidents wife have come from South
league whose nonexistence except tor
repeatedly exposed in Congressional lobby
Dupont money went into that . =. 4, 49,,
two being signed by Catholic Action Society IN It's
first and the other by the Mothers and chdens
the of single obscure individual and IS not DIS
Religious intolerance brought by half dozen antsemc
pampeeers who attempt to use a oed the
money Liberty League members in the financing OF tnese or
There are lot similar whispering campaigns none
of them with reputable sponsorship nc9dng the ngnv
In category not dissimar certain alleged polls These
do perhaps the established agencies
However much must be forgiven desperate partisanshp
Just now there drive which large firms and
corporations have permitted themselves to be enlisted to
their employees into voting for Governor Landon They are IN
Guiding the payroll envelopes utterly misleading matter in rea-
For example they soemy advise the worlmen that begin
rising high percent and nnuaed that there
that the will this odage
fOrbddng such practices before me P.T e
stating that the assessment of employees might go
high as four per cent + ,oso lawn 70 hroa nercen+ and
this rate would not be levied until after 1s4s
Most of these inscriptions and payroll enclosures omit any
exception eafet stating that We the
be compelled to deduct much six cent from weekly
pays Of there is provision in the Social Security
compelling the to take this from its payros 1t
it's assessments out of profits it pease
Probably the most mschevou fasehood of the lot is the in
formation that the Government may not pay the obligation
falls due The assessments collected into trust fund and
the United States Government legally obligated to this trust
fund other than to make payments under the act
e % fact the @ lose pc sm Of what
annuity If he loses his job after making payments
that situation likewise is taken of.
short pretty nearly statement that has been shot in
to the workers pay-envelope just isn't so.
terrifying injunction to the effect
that your wages twenty dollars be assessed four
mentioned that fourteen dollars
ented contribution and that the actual deduction from the
employees payroll would only be 26 cents
campaign has only been launched recently with the OBJ
the inaccuracies and misstaemens to be corrected be-
could explained that far from being burden on the
worker providing him with security at rate far below
what ordinary insurance would cost him.
Moreover this piece of reckless and untrue
which the Republican National Committee cannot escape
responsibility the stationery of the Republican National
dusa Division there issued letter to employers generally
asking them to the Republican National Committee the
names their employees and also included slip which
they to order pay-envelope enclosures
Republican National Committee Industrial Divis
ion also phamphet which embraced most of the
misleading criticisms of the Social Security Act and conveying
them that has much better social security
WE'LL the campaign end and few days after this let
ter is published country will learn that neither early dirt
lastnute falsehoods had effectCharles Nicholson
INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENTS
In cotton length strength" The long staple cotton of
Southern Arizona Imperial Valley of California and the Miss
isspp favor and fame in the OF auto
rubber market world There INQUIRIES before Con-
ss and the Department devised methods fight
United States had bulge cotton at the time So
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