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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

rangement just before elections"
When they tried to find rooms in
one of the Government projects,
they were told they were not eligi-
BILE because they had arrived since
July. They said they were also in
formed that it was not at all Ger
tain whether members of Congress
fit into the category of people in
war work.
Representative Vorys, who is be-
ginning his third term, used to
bring his family to Washington.
Their son, Martin, IA, attends st.
Adams School and two daughters,
Mary, 9, and Jeanny Esther, 10, are
back home awaiting developments.
The Voryses now live at the CONT
mental Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Legislator Can't Find Home;
May Send Family Back to Ohio

After two months of fruitless
search for living quarters, Rep
resentative Vorys, Republican, of
Ohio, and Mrs. Vorys said today
they have just about decided to
give up trying to find a home in
Washington for themselves and
two of their three children.
I'VE hate to break up the family"
Mrs. Vorys said today, ''but it
looks as though the children and
I will have to stay in Columbus.
We have Just been having a con-
ference about it. We may have
to call it war project.
Representative Vorys said he did
not look for a home before Novem-
Der because it is considered bad
luck to make any permanent ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

CiuUS lOT many
years, died yes
terday at Sibley
Hospital.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at l pm. tomor-
row at Lees fu-
n e raj h ON e,
F o u + t h street
and MasSachu-
sets avenue NE.
Burial will he in
Fort Lin col n
Cemetery.
Mrs. Irish mar
ried the a t e
Marshall H u g h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Indio Fights Initiation
BY Tax Alternative

The government of India has put
into operation a novel scheme in
tended to help in combating infla-
ton, the Indian Agency General in
Washington reported today.
A small income tax has been i'm
posed on incomes from $3.50 to 5000
annually, but no tax is levied if the
assessee deposits in a SPECIAL saw
lngs bank account an amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
50 CoIored SeIectees
Enter Camps Tomorrow

Fifty-nine colored selectees will
begin Army life tomorrow when they
report at 1890 am. at local selec-
tive service headquarters for as
signment to training camps.
The men were indicted January
2, and given q weeks reserve status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Mrs. Sally W. Irish,
Active in Writinq
Clubs Here, Dies
Helped Husband Edit
Illinois Paper Before
Coming to D. c. in 1918

Mrs. Sally Walker Irish, a member
of the National Board of the League
of American Pen Womei, who had
been active in Washington writing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

Seattle Tuesday afternoon. No ra-
dio reports have been received
from it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08
Why Thousands of Doctors
Ordered This For
XZNNAy
MvEWEW
CAUSED BY cOLDs)

Mothers are simply overjoyed about
Pertussin because often the first
spoonfuls help bring PROMPT relief
from bronchial and croupy coughs
due to colds. And Pertussin is so
pleasant and safe for Riddles to take!
Nothing to sicken delicate little stom-
achs-it's entirely free from dope,
chloroform and coal tar products.
Pertussin is scientifically prepared
to act at once to relieve your child's
coughing spasm. 1t increases natural
secretions in the respiratory tract to
soothe dry irritated membranes. It
improves ciliary action, loosens
sticky phlegm and makes it easier to
raise. Also mighty effective for adults.
Inexpensive Any drugstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

count, but withdrawal from It IS
prohibited until one year after the
wars end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-08

1Aey are.
Bowen. Henry o.
Mack. Clifton
Minor, Joseph
Nicholson, Joseph
Middleton, 8.
Carter. D. A.
Miles, B. T.
Paige, James L.
Jackson, w. Z.
Thomas, Louis A.
Bruce, James H.
Gwynne, A, w.
Harrison, J. M.
Dunbar. B. F.
Short, Thomas j.
Greenwood, c. w.
JACOBS, BENJAMIN
Fulmer, Stone w.
Robinson, W. T.
Brooks, Charles L.
Pierce. Earl D.
Oliver, Donal
Williams. r. M.
Randolph. e L.
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Washington, n. n
Evans, James D.
Croker. Jarvis M.
: Uggetts. Weldon
Faulkner. Leo
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FERsT METHODIST CHURCH
South Pascaeaala and Dup,ns
Sunaas
l0ma m Church Shoai kos
A Gfxtas general mneginlfna
eni. LamheFa Roberts e3erat4ons
Al atfrxtnr
HaW a ID moEnlnE wnr
SPECIAL massx hg the chpir.
ESQ . m Youth Feiinwsp
meeting JunaoF Fellows hip uaeet-
inG
W ? M special Christmas
pageant presented under Ire d.
rossioa o. Mrs. + II nscnt
Monday
1N , m. WoHsps Soxiess q
Christian Service.
Wednesday
80 D m mld-Week prayer
meeilne
II sru are ! stranger ~ 04g
town make he Fira Mesheaias
church ynur hnsne white herr Nt
do wei0usne ~ newcomers e
our church
v y. ul-MER
Pastor.
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ctsRssz luTHrRAn cHURcn

CHRIST LUTHERAN cHuRcH
as S. rN~uasa sbsss
Sanaas
eM 4 sanaas aoga end
Bible CLASSES Ms caalassns
BfAsh urgAnsst Tupn Tor Hshls
class icsenn What shall 4 MAa
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John aisM Sesman t0plg
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20 b n. kprxs@l chiidfxn
Christmas rsass4m caFs sna
hear the message - ms rasuiag
.chrixl chsla = i pxoelannec
rs children
Wednesday
10 . N. regular mhd-week
Advent sersiee Chou rehearsal
immediately alter sasesoe
TsouKht lo4 the week
There Is 80 ratlch thet Il had IN
tise best q las q
And - much that good - SIRE
wsfft If ~
That il doesnt behopve sny q us
To IA afoas she rest a a.
NJ 4 VONkEn
paktas
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METHODIST
CHURCH

BalsiFs and : iAnepsH
Dailg-
6soo-630. nosning prayer
SUNDAY
iea00 . m. chureh Nhepi
Ito q m. morning worship
ID. ]. L. Neii. DisAaa Superb
senaens. will SELVES ~ sesHaz1
600 . N. YOUTH Files
JUNIOR Time Westes Hsoihe1-
hoad
7.N .. m Chrisun@ n9esn
Mrs. + T NalhmskeF aifeeta3
Mnnass-
2so ; M WSc6
Tueedgg-
10 >. n eoisas pfsssr -
vie
waanadsy
p n midwess prayer -
v1ce
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~ invite Yaa v worship &C
wmk 9Th u
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Poster
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live Oak 50
SUNDAY Services
7.31 .. m. Holy Communion
1000 .. m. SUNDAY School
1lam a 81. morning prayer
and sermon The rector viii
preach on the subject The Light
razi Shall kQ Co Out
T.30 .. m. Christmas program
for the Sunday ScaooL
Mondsv-
cas- !. m the Rector broad
casts over Redo btatasn WdCM
I146 kll0cyrIea The subject q
fodayx rsdio address IS The
Voice Ct One Crying = he vii
defneA
Christmas Servaces
Friday. December a.
ii00 p N. chriStmas Midnight
service and sermon
Saturday. Deremher e.
1000 q n. Holy Communion
and sermon
REy. FRIEDRICH s RECH -
Rector
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Ma
Church aFimaa 80 4 II fae
SUNDAY ! l. nnlfam. msEegtfat
losaH Hapfnf. Il a - FIRST
sndAS ~ HensA
xiens LeaNsAa EYesfne p
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kpunlaa M
each AafaAaF
WORKERS. dnsf lH4Hsaus
- ess3H eiAn4 MnaAs.
Sid Meek prayer mfeAkx.
saeh "Wednesday
Everyone cordially iHeile4 =
IheM sefVANa
Elder = A. BARNES
Fesla8
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FIRST BAPTIST cHuRcH

csf Porter ard a tsuagoala SITS
Sunday
es4s 3. m. naale school + A
MarSton. Supt
100 d. N. morning. worship.
els , m. Training Unloh Mfs
r. a Margson. director.
7sso ., m evening worship
Wednesday
Too q m teschere and off.
GERS meRtinE
$40 b m. mid weak prayer
ard praise naFTice.
Friday
Tsaa !. m. choir reknhfnaI
We weicuxne 81 visitora 70 cat
servicns Especially ere We glad
% have the aeEsice men worship
with us
L Z GREEN, THD.
Pastor.
r. a MARsT0N,
I'd Director.
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Hezm 4 MsanaaY aN
L. Hal aaaaaeaaeut
100 a - MaznInE #usEf
mreiee a. aeena 8sfdsv8
rs M-Esmasng VERSUS
service - 4eroE4 4111aF4
10 = AseeA uaFe1
maettnR eaeh Tuesday
SO f MWaHsaE MIa
~ soeset1 meeaaz an AeHasF
aIEn The aseond SUNDAY e eath
maath
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PasragOula Church News

NOTICE &C CLKhCfhEM CHURCH oFflcEHh
The ChrunieaeStm and ADVERTISE il anAAfnmx az keen~
ing standing en- this page. uraHw tnN hxaa - IhaErh News"
4 complete ard currcA dire<tnrg IS AL he ehaFEhxs - aar
area. hours Of ScEx1cUs EpRcaai neN4inMs ard uthNE maasters
81 interest 70 car church peope Ie make this dreetory cwn.
plese 4 s necessaxy that we SCI COPY Ter changes IN the
h0urs AZ scEvace nj hter than eknFy Wednesday Alkngnoen,
as we wish 10 pmhAsh thAs a~arectoxy in the Frkdas asNne ~
our paper. So please help ~ % keep the h9 cogert b. eeso.
tne a sour coos esoFy Nesk ~ Wednesday anernen -
the latest
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ASSEMBLY OF 0

COZ North Panaeouls street
Phone 695-J
Sunday
1000 A. NJ. Sunday Rchoal e
class for every agel. Mr. LAanian
Hart. superintendent
100 A n. Morning worship
service Sermon By the pastor,
ESQ p. n. christ'e Amhaska-
dorz meet a service for tie
young people.
TO r. X. EvangeIistic service.
Sermon by the pastor.
Tuesday
80 ~. Cottage prayer
meeting IN various homes in the
city.
Wednesday,
1000 A ~. Ladies cottage
prayer meeting
Thursday
7.so p. ~ Prayer meeting -
the church
Welcome t. al services
KENNETH ERWIN
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UHITr , CHURCH

Bsyaa cssotts
&aIagz
fasW q n. SUNDAY Artuni
H0 q r.. Worship service
TO > N s9nE aUlce Faf1
Parker. leader
lis 3 M aurzhIn aefVteR
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- p n prayer s#EKire aHd
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manE Won't Tau aIn as9
J 1 MORGAN.
Pastor.
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Schedule
Snnday Sunday School. 70 20
-. n Lander. aapefinlendr
ent League. TOO ?. NJ.
Worship Services. HOO = ~
$50 r -
Monday uaenH Society *
|Chrislien Service. every other
Monday 81 Ihe month
Wednesday Prayer messing
TO p ~
Rev. ! n Payne
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CHURCH
4akFs4NN
1000 4 - Sunday ~
ffM = NJ mnsnina aian
a. aerusd Esd faaFth Ifa
go z ~ Megdm reus
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mpnnd ard foa2a anaAw
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80 z ~ taasm nuse msss
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HeftlnE
Wednesday
90 ~ prayer alaHN
Rev = r. MBHIkHs
rzstm
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first es& - ~ revival
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FIRST P-REsHYTERlAR
CHURCH

2aa Canty Street
Sunday s
q rs =. N. Sunday school
1000 .. M Bible classes Il
marse
IlsN =. m. morning worship
so D. m. Christmas pageant
SUBJECT Following tie Star
Monday
400 D IN. Auxiliary Chtstnax
program; al is6ies invited
TOO p. M. Boy Scout meetung
wpA building
Wednesday,
TO p n choir praetee
FTiday-
100 D. m etioir for CWnmun-
~ tree Frusn church 70 leih
Street office
y c CRANE
Minister.
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Nm - efn
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oUn LADY or .

Masses O. SUNDAY. SOC. SEQ.
.leaeo am.
Masses CD weekdays. $50. 800
am.
Confessions on Saturdays. 4s00.
so 100. so pm
Haly Hour - Sunday. 10 pm.
Maesna o. Tuesday. 7-s0 Pm
Religious instruction on Sun
dar e 300. and Saturday at SO
pm
Class in HeIiRlon for High
~hool students C Sunday -
eW an
Bspusm6 - appointment
T. : CARLY,
Pas1or
IT MARTIN
Assistant paslaT
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TIE CHURCH OF cFsRIsr

THE CHURCH o. cHRi9T
paaragcaia. Aiesazespp
Meets i aha unnn Nal. esf
mr. If pcinaas Aernus ans Frxd-
efic Street
fBah0 an Hihin Clasaen
TOO an. pEeAehinH End Com.
muufen
SO pm evening service
TIE p0hlie il cafdsaily lnvited
w EVANS.
Minister,
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EckxAwrA bAFusT
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100 4 =. saasay maaaI rs
Efppa. aeflHHSaaE
IaW + ~ naznENG Nwzhsn
80 TFalHinG uaaan ~ See
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10 - efNz a4s
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nanda. 4sa II. rs
uure4s. 1fH AZ prayer
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Moss Psini Church
News

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ear church. $40 IL 4sM met
saeex. fIisiofe 81 Waich NIGHT.
0ld Time Love Feant paatnfa
message fieaaea ior - ~
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CHURCH or COB

CHURCH Or COD
Kneole. Mis-
sunday
1000 = m. SUNDAY school
500 b N. special prayer HerVsrA'
for pur bnys In the service
80 D. "a. preaehing sefxtee.
Tuesday
TO p -, Young Peoples
meeting
Wednesday
80 . m. midweak eefsss
Ladies' prayer mseting. Tues
day and Friday morning 4 800
o'rimk
REV. 7. v DAVIS and Wife.
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Rev ! PAYHE


Market Street
Preaching every eona huas
day sf16 faslfth Sunday Il ilm
am aDd go pm
sunday Schepi every lndaF
II 100 an. George TayIeF. 81
persasenden1
r 7. G. mseuog every sunday
II I'D Pm
RAY y HAMILTON.
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Unicn SUNDAY &cnon1
csc a. m.. Dupont Avenue an
di3miunL
100 D. m. 1871 Adm. Srhley.
100 p m Young People, 1911
Adm SchIey.
Tuesday
80 .. m. Christntas Sing and
tree.. Dupont Avenue suditofium
18th and Dupont
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kaEoLE aApTIsI cHuHeH

zHE0LE HAFT.T cHgHEH
2Haoit -
5 -
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80 + = nfH
IaaiaNa
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60 p r.. eaasf practice
safaHdsy
Sc = ~ Junior 80 lntsEme
dee + A
- HIEANTIHI.
Peela1
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ahesfuse q E~eftbzea
80 A Man6ay Mhaal
100 A ~ AoFninK aezancn
a8u " hTrasnlna unl0n
4Ae r M~KsanHellstie Mes
aakn.
TOO r ~ weaneuaas -rrayef
maefinE
TIE pHblie 4 esFdlalls lnvitea
tn worship wisA us.
MONTE Al nAvtM
Pastor
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rmaT BAPTIST
noaa poinl

Preaching Sundays II II A. n.
and 500 Pm
Sunday EahouE - tDne a ~
Training uninu Fl Toe ~
Midwcek Services Wednesday,
At 500 p. n
You ere cordially Inviiea % a.
tend
REV J. ~ BROCK rsa1nf
nKV nlfL BRAN.
Associate Pastaf.
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FIRST RENTACoaThL
CHURCH
Sc z Liaeaaa Ave- paaeseasis
Wednesday
30 D. N. vsvieA
Saturday,
10 D n. seFTise
Sunday
1870 ! NJ Sunday 6rfaaA
7ss8 3 r.. Evsnaellstie serves
EeaYbaaE wnloaus
nEv . L LAND,
Poster.
CHURCH q TssE HAxAngHE
941 south peNagosk 6rnel
Phaae 85zH
SUNDAY
IS = - eunas1 ehea
Ifu1 = ~ maEulag waEzp
TO , a.. Young Fe0piea asr-
vice.
Sc p ~ eFspaelistie service
Wednesday
eaW . - mi1 seeh EzTaf
MF#HEHs
FFIaaF-
go p n cottage payer resi-
s
4 hearsx Hekoana awaiEz N1a
= The chsHeh Il - Nazszane
HEH 1 s. FoLk
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bayou Cnsalfe Enxnanumltx
sunday knh0n1. 1eao0 am
Louix Ilnae9. HapefiatrnaeuI
Mnfnine Service. 8fnH an,
secnnd anA heasth Sundays
Young Peoples MneiinN Too
pm
Evening Seryire TO pm
rrayef szFNtrn every Thursday
Rev JEWELL GOLM0N,
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@ATTs MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

- TT
sua.z
ez4 m. S5HasE .
8I#a r. manH3 #afsttf
fI = m IaHninE UHt1tN zHa
BnaabeFhood
~ 3 eeenlrg worship
Tlaz#@
~ s cIHtIes mszI
WeaHEaF-
80 ? o. tssehefs - ofeak
uiazH
- ? ~. efsfsf azeanE
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EA&H#&kW HA83ta# hhY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Located on Marked Street. rear
~ Super Food MsFkef
Al Gospel singers IS invited -
maef witb - 81 the first sunday.
November ?. 1914. Il NmHhip -
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BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

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Jackson County
Church News
npENcEn MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

###EEWN III
bayou caao1M Community
1000 "a Sunday twp
Louis Lindes. superintendent
iIaU1 : IA. morning service
TO = ~. Young peapk1
NESTING.
800 3 NJ evening service
Sunaas
Prayer services eeefE THURSDAY
ELDER J. s JENKINS
paaaar.
Askov American., 1943-06-03
NEED A GALLUP POLL

The resourceful Editor A G.. Erick-
son of the Springfield Advance Press
in his Birdseed column, suggests an
other chance for DR.. Gallup to go to
work, in the following.
Several weeks ago Minneapolis
paper, illustrating how high school
boys were learning some of the rudi-
ments of farming so as to be helpful
this summer, showed pictures of har-
Messing a horse. The horse collar
was being slipped over the horses
head, which aroused a storm of dis
cussion. Some farmers wrote in say
ing there's a buckle at the top of
the collar, and it isn't necessary to
use the cumbersome method of ring
ing the horses head with the collar
It's so long since harnessed horse
that l can't remember how I did it
What we need is Gallup Cor gallop)
poll to determine which way is IA
vored by farmers"
Askov American., 1943-06-03
MONEY AND CREDITS SHOULD
BE TAXED
(Northfield independently

(Northheld independently
The Minnesota Institute of Gov
ernmental Research has released a
set of figures showing that taxpay-
erS get certain savings through the
elimination of certain taxes, including
the money and credits tax. It is
difficult to see where there will be
any real savings in many instances,
except to the large owners of money
and credits. In Northfield city, for
instance, the city has been operating
on budget that puts the city in the
red at the close of every fiscal year,
and the elimination of the money
and credits tax simply means that
the city will go approximately $500
deeper into the red every year, or
that it will have to do without serv-
ices to that extent. AS services are
now practically at an irreducible
minimum, the city will have to make
up the deficit by an increase in the
property tax, which already is much
too high. We question very much
the justice and the wisdom of letting
the owner of $4,000 in money and
credits off without any tax at all,
while requiring the man who invests
his $4,000 in building or a stock
OF goods to pay the heavy taxes now
assessed against property.
Askov American., 1943-06-03
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY


Democracy moves very slowly. I
often ask myself how many more
years will it take to bring into prac-
tice democratic theories for every
one and all who live in democratic
countries.
Here, right here, democracy was
founded in the midst of slavery. At
last the slave became free The
Democratic south prospered by slave
labor; this was competitive for the
north. But the slave has not yet re-
ceived his share of democracy and
what is democracy to the poor? It is
like stove without fuel. Democracy
always was privilege for some but
not for ALL
Today we call imperial monarchies
democracies. How. can they expect
their people to fight for democracy
that they have no share in? Athens
had (450 B. c. the best form of
democratic government there ever
was but of her 100000 citizens 25O,-
600 were slaves and 100000 freemen.
Aristotle denounced democracy
(not slavery. He said: "As mind
rules the body the body becomes the
slave of the mind Common work
ing people are not fit to rule When
the body works the mind becomes
dormant"
Communism" he said, sis worse
than democracy. If all men are
brothers we have no brothers."
AS far as that body and mind is
concerned l agree with him if he
only uses his mind on his body, not
on mine.
The natural result will be that my
absent-minded body has to take care
of two bodies. And the parasitic
minded body lives in comfort at the
cost of mine suffering, and of course,
my mind was absent and soon my
body will be absent Then another
absent-minded body has to take the
place of my absent body to continue
the comfort of the parasitic-minded
body. And so in capitalism.
Fear of socialism makes many
Democrats reactionary. A socialist
is Democratic and also Republican.
He is not afraid of the rule of the
''plebes" as Aristotle was, not afraid
of referendum of the people, and
opposed to monarchy.
The difference between Republi-
cans and Democrats is but trivial
''tweedle dee and tweedle dunn" Both
are afraid like Aristotle that if we
give democracy to all we have no
democracy.
JOHN NIEBOER.
Sandstone, MINI.