The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23

-men, women, children abundant as usual, with all Gods gifts. He never made & tree with only one or two leavese-a sky with only g star or two-a field with few blade: of grass. He always created lavish. ly. His "Nomads" likewise proving they are nearer to Him, and farther from the Maggie Sangers, Hepburn'
 etc., etc. Does it not strike you peculiarly when you vision "Nomads," Gods creatures, living under conditions under which our man-made law would prevent some to exist-all the time banks, lnassively constructed expensively furnished and manned elaborately, coeldle and nurse ster. Paper, copper, nickel, silver all rate higher in mans esteem than man himself. Oh, it is the contrary oi sense! Is 1t possible we have epthroned mans servant in mans estate or have we put it yet higher, upon Gods throne?
 Foreclosures
 Your newspaper contained anoth- CT story bearing upon our "Nomads." {" The Metropolitan Life, Insurance O., through foreclosures (man- made laws) has driven into the highways and by-ways over (7O0O seven thousand farmers and fam flies because the sacred thing" called money was not available on interest collecting days; so that now our insuring company has insured itself more than one million and on half Q,500,O00) acres of these in- sured farmers means of substance.
 Do our eastern city policy holders realize this appalling exodus from homes of long-suffering long-labor- ing fellow-creatures? The largest farmer in America has been built up by the victims by the dimes quarters and half dollars of our city and country who thought to pur- chase insurance for their families. A real qualification to our people would be the inside story of this mass eviction and how much of the money was taken by the phjlapthro- phic insurance company from those unable to continue their weekly payments, thus sacrificing their all. The mortgager equity never dimin- ished-sacred money grows of itself interest upon interest--discarded "Nonads" should diminish in the same ratio. The Divine command increase and multiply" must have been a mistake or its application may have become twisted
 Just now comes the radioed news of a wanted increase In w. P. A funds-I suppose there must be a sortage in pick and shovel artists or Is there a "too much" there, too?
 Rising Expenses
 Thus we begin to, ponder the case of increasing expenditures for projects and more projects until to- day our nation pays in interest on borrowed sacred" money more than one billion dollars per year ($l ,000,- 00OO0O that, remember, is for in- terest only, which is paid to holders of government bonds (another sac red). All the time our despised Mo- ultsuO a4C DCAAAS uIAVCl AIubu p11ldE tO post like Christ from Pilate to Herod; and money, the servant, has usurped mans "Nomads", rightful place." Oh, MT. Editor, if that is sound logic = perhaps we were wrong, in driving the Indians from our America,-or, then again, per- haps they were the civilized and we, the savage.
 Well 1t certainly is . wacky situ- ation at first glance. yet my humble mind compels me to acknowledge 1t hss good possibilities of solution and with not too much hardship on any "Nomad" or what-you-nay-call- them.
 We know from experience and study that there Is always a basic rule or set of rules by which a game or business or organization is governed, which, being honored, makes for successful operation of such game business or orsaniza- ton.
 Does it not seem our job to first decide whether we are in q game Q business-an organization or