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AN D Then

r. III VIII pay
"" you to keep
in touch with your Goodyear Dealer4,
See him every week. Have him do
the little things that may prevent
serious tire dmnoge. His services ore
reliable, his charges reasonable.
IS. Remember-everY tire you own
is part Of Americas rubber reserve.
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WILDE shall you go for safe
Gw M&MAA recoDDinp2. See

your Goodyear Dealer. Get his ex-
pert opinion. his good advice. Re-
member-Your tires ore his business.
His job depends on keeping your
cor rolling. He hos the experience
and equipment to serve you. He is
tire specialist. a man you can trust.
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Gore Minimizes
Injection Danger
From Wild Rabbits

Tularefnia. . disease nitn gef
Tgiaremia a disease man may
set from handling infected rah
Dir meat OF from insects which
have fed on a diseased anlmai
has been reported steadily since
the hunting season 0peneu Al
though Wild rabbits are The main
source of THIS disease. there IS NJ
reason % fonegn the hunting Or
eating OF rabbit meat d 5 fex
personal precautions viii be OBJ
served
FIRST Of all take only me lIVe
~ rabbits with energy enough u
scampef away from y0a Sec
und, handle the animal and the
unlocked meat carefully Use
gloves rather than bare h4nds
particularly if You have even .
small cut OF scratch ON yoaf
hand Keep your hands away
from your face. mouth and ewes
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viNsfs 81 5Akasan Caunsy Miss
wiu Be- - % the lowest bidder On
TUESDAY,. gsnazsy sth 1874
Al BIDS arr required e BE-
zesled asa flea vim the chfk
~ BesFd Il Supervisor Il aie
County err a. before 1900 A n
on ssla aare Bono WlIi b re-
CURED IL the manner provided b
Law. ana tire Beard reserves TIE
right % reject any ard 81 BIDS
received
Hy order u Bosfd q super
vs0rx jackson County Mtessz
slppi. Dzeenhsf Tn, 1913
< Vi BuRNHAM
President
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
1910 sz47 1874 1921
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
- 49,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO ETHEL LYNN ROPER.
Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY cited to
appear before the Chuncery
Court Of the County OF jackson
in the State Of Mississippi upon
the Second Monday. the 10th day
OF january. 1894, 20 plead. an
swer. OF demur 20 the Bill q
Complaint of r. 1. Roper. Com.
plainanf. in which Bill Of Com
plant you are the Defendant,
and wherein the Complainant IS
seeking q divorce and custody Of
the two minor children. CLENE
LAND EDWARD ROPER and
WILLIAM ARSON ROPER. ali
as Is shown by the Bill Of Com
plant OF file.
WITNESS MY HAND and Sea-
OF said Court upon this the i6
day of December. 1913
(SEAL3
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
1917 = = 1881 II
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certificate q Indebtedness sog
fhs sim 81 $4,000 Due three
years after dsss
eertifscsfe cf Indebtedness fer
thN sara * $500 O. due foaf years
after date
certificate " fndebteauezS foF
she sum II 500 90 aus five yeasK
after daia
Zach ~ SAID crrfifleain af In
aehladness sfs dated ortater 3
1891 and stall besF Interest -
s rsse not IN EXCESS 81 slN per
csEsam M& payable annually
Tlse certificates 1t Indebtedness
viii be aola 60 the highest bidder
To- not less than TIRE par vsiue
thefeat. and Rccraea interest 90
Oats Of delivery
TIE Board % Supervisor re-
serves ne right 70 reject sny and
aH bids
TINS IS lhs TIN day Of Decem
bsg. 1913
Is order 81 the Board eI Su-
peFvisafa Jackson County Mis-
ai@xlppA
". X BURNHAM.
President
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
ia-I8 1877 n "a 1881
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CCses OF Flu On
Increase In State.
Health Officer Says

Infiaenz eawa in Maegs
hsve r~esefsa tsslal " s2sl =
81 eoantas .m ahe m0uN of Ne
vensher. IsSs revealed Dg A L
GRAY ansetw = fhe Peeveaabe
Disease Contr0i DIVISION. stals
Boafa of Health aaaEanE ira
nationwide nfuenzs cpaaeFnie as
IL Supplies IN the STATE Last VT
the sas8s 81 eazsnues reported
s.i54 SAID Or Grav Tha ean
efituses 5 81 perceFt Increase IL.
aieatiuns are thss the numheE u
cases has continued 20 increase
since December and IS alll
mounting
Tits Is > mild type % iutluea.
-. stated D. GRAY buf ~ 0agn
ed we nsass heaF in mind the
tendency of ar infection - IN
crease In severity as an epidemic
progresses
Cautionine that the esrlier 81
mfluenza patient gets VI TIE
more likely he IS g suffer 8 re-
lapse 81 fltie or pneumonia. Dr.
Gray advised that people with
influenza remain ln bed tao or
three dayx after tnev are free
from fcver The physician also
advised people e take the orai
nary precautions q getting pien
- Of rest and avoiding excessive
changes N temperature % Inn
moderate eating and drinking
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Notice IS hereby given that
Contract for the publishing uf the
proceedings Of the Board of Su-
pervisaTs Of jackson County Mis-
siSsippI. for the calendar year,
1874. and all Notices Of all coun-
II officers for said Calendar year
1914. will be let 70 the lowest bid
der on
TUESDAY. January 4th. ls44
Al bids are required II Be
sealed and filed with the Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors On or
before 1000 A NJ, On said date.
Bond will be required Of Con
tractor IN manner provided by
law and the Board Of SUPERVISOR
reserves the right Il reject any
ana al bids received
BY order of Board of Super
vlsnrs jackson County. MsSiS.
slpnl. December tn. 1913
X W BuREHAM.
President
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
1910 1917 1924 1881
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w. fIAE
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO FREDERICK QuERENs,
GENEVA SCOTT QUERENs
AND p l.. QUERENS. AMI
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES,
OF FREDERICK QUERENs,
JR.. DECEASED. DEFEND
ANTS.
You are hereby cited TO Be ana
appear before the Chancery
Court Of the County OF jackson
IN sad State upon the Second
Monday. the 10th day u Janu-
airy. 1914. n plead. answer or de-
muF &c the allegations Of the BIZ
az Complaint Of Lester J Schei-
flef and Mrs. Lester J. SchetfleFi
wherein they are seeking > de-
cree declaring them 10 b the
true legal. and equitable owners
81 the property situated n IL
CITY q Paseagoula. said County
and State. described as
Lot 10 Block 90. # the Inter.
national Shipnuiiding Company
Subdivision II the City u Pas
caKoula. situated in what would
b. Regular Section - but II
C~laim-Secaon 6 Township {
South. Range 6 West. Jackson
County. Mississippi
WHEREIN YOU are Defendants
an as shown by Bill OF Complaint
on file
WITNESS Ny HAND and sea.
OF said Court tins the 18TH ds3
Z 0f December. 1913
tSEAL5
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
ia-l7 = = 1881 1t
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NOTICE
NO. 7ozo

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To CHARLES VANZANT.
Defendant
You are hereby cited 70 appear
before the Chsncery Court IN the
County Of Jackson. N said State,
upon the Second Monday, the
10Th aay q January 1874. % de-
fcnd the suit Of Myrtle Joseph
vanZant, wherein you are De-
PENDANT. and wherein Complain
ant IS seeking q divorce and the
permanent care and custody OF
MarRie Charlotte VanZant and
Charles Vanzang. Jr.. ali Is IS
shown BY Bill Of Complain on
file
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
o. said Court tins the 9th day eli
December. 1888.
fSEAL1
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk.
1917 u p 1881 ~
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MEETING

IRE regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Paseagou-
Mos Point Bank. for the pur-
pose u electing directors Tor tine
coming year. and fof the trans
aetion u such othef business IS
NAY come before The meeting
Wili b. held ~ the banking rooms
u the bank a. Moss Point Miss
o. Tuesday morning. January
Il Iazz. At 1900 u7eIoek
Moss Puint. Miss Dee 10. I943.
" 3 HERRING.
President
iz-lo 1917 1874 la-si =
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NOTICE or LETTING CON
TRACT ron COUNTY DE-
pOsTToRY. JACKSON coUH +.
TY. MISSISSIPPI FOR CAL.
ENDAR YEAR. lsAA.

aFAA 49,
Sealed proposals viii D. re-
eeived from the Banks Of Jack
son County. and adjoining Coun
ties. On the FIRST TUESDAY.
the 4th DAY uf January. 1874. for
the privilege % keeping Of al
County Funds o. sny part there
os. and ali OF any part Of the Tax
|colIectofs Funds. as provided BY
Chapter los a. the laws Of 1880
81 Mississippi, including Chapter
1iA Of the Laws Of 1882 OF Mis-
sixaippi and acts supplemental
and amendalory thereto. snd ali
Rules and Regulations Adopted
by the Board Of Supervisors 81
said County
Al such proposals shall be filed
with the Clerk Of the Board 81
Supervisors on or before 1000
o'clock a NJ, January 18th. 1854.
and shall state fully the Security
proposed
Any Bank qualifying as such
County Depository viii % re-
qulfed to place On deposit Is se-
curity with the Clerk of the
chaneery Court and ex-oflirio
CLERK Of the Board 81 Supervi
sors and County Treasurer. any
such Securities as arr named and
described In the Law providing
therefor in an amount ten per
cent greater than the max mum
amount 70 b. placed on deposit
in such Bank at any one time
No securities win be accepted as
Security except for its market
value
All bidders will be required To
deposit $4,000 or its equivalent
with Did. same 10 BE- forfeited,
unless. hld is faithfully carried
out. and the Board Of Supervi-
sors reserves the right 10 reject
ans or all bids received.
By order Of Board Of Super
vlsors Of jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. December 7th. 1913.
K. W. BURNHAM.
President
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk
.i2.Ia f2.i7 1924 ii-si
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AIeH PoTNr 81 sAcRIF1cE

State Cul pa -Becaase She
theuaht ner brother oversees
ATTN fhe AIR Corps wouid want
t. kesp peua States lion weil
led . sellsse8lIclng soung laSy
gAesea heF mest ration points
fue the mascuts upkrep
FaoshalI star AIDE Cencito
whom size wrote tire offeT-sens
her ! photograph eF she lion. told
her Lhn mascot WaA row in tbe
ears n q Neu YORK roe
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CONTRACT NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby gwen that
Contracts for Supplies = jack
saa County Road Districts and
County Convict Camp fog
mauthz II January. February aor
MaHeh Ias4. IN aceafaanes Nlth
schedules an nle N tns oIface Of
he Clerk 81 tht Board = sapsT-
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THE sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Carrie Belle Brewer Kelly
You are summoned & auHeaE
before he Chancery Court q IL
County q jackson ia said STATE
on ihe Second Monday q Ianu.
AIRY. 4 D las4 o. defend the
SUIT n sd Court Of Joseph 7
Kelly wherein you are 8 deIen-
daut ana azheHein the Complain
ant Joseph 7 Kelly seeks s d.
vone IS Is faliy set aul Is Bill
Oh re
Ths lHs iosh dsy e Dseem
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aaeg ar nseetn Is contf4rsez
IS nahszne ~ eyes IS sad1 IS
ua hntEA rsR the mest
Barn al refuse far and paper
shag nas tosehea se Fsnoit
nslly eoak thoroughly ne4iina
st ieasi sNeafx minutsa az AAl
mE tanpcfatuTN
Ehu itsf as nfNNaataazHs ~ GsveEt
b. safeguard q2 health. nga q
alscn4FaRe tee ue IS aid rab
aifs
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notice or SALE OF sl.0oo.0o
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBT-
EDNESS BY EsCATAWPA
CONSOLIDATED cHoOL
DISTRICT. JACKSON coUN-
~. MISSISSIPPI

Notice IS hereby given thar
sealed bids viii D. received by
The Board Of Supervisors ~ Jack
san County. Mississippi 40 a.
md including the houf II 1000
o'clock A n q Tuesday the
zth day OF January 81 for the
purchase Of The falluSing Cert
ileatea Of Indebtedness II said
E~seataNpa Consolidated school
District
: certificate - Indebtedness FOG
ne sum OF $40 u de af4e year
after date.
! cernficaie 81 Indebtedness Zoe
fhe sum Of $1,000 aus fNo years
after Gate
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LegdNOhCes


II l. X Mcintosh. TrUstee. IN
deg she provisions % ami b VIZ
tue ~ the authority conferred ia
me- IA ) Deed Of Tunst alade -
oliver L Jones and wife. Ollie
Mae jones On the 5iat DAY Of
October. 1871. 10 secure - h
oebiedness 90 the Paseaeogila
National Bank as Beneficiary.
and which sad Deed q Truss IS
recorded in Book - 1t page -
at sise Records of Deeds 81 Trusts
Ia the office % tiae Chanrefy Clerk
of jackson County, Mississippi.
vii On the 4sh dsy 1t Jarn
an lsts. offer Tor eain ard vii
sell 81 public suction foF cash
70 the highest bidder and best
rlddes 81 the North uul dom
al the Court House Il pamwoa.
i. Mississippi during iegul hssass
the following described property.
to-wit.
a piece of parcel of Land Ia
Section Is, Township 7 South.
RanKs 6 West Jackson County.
Mississippi. described g.
Beginning Of the NJ corner Of
lot owned BY b r Matthew'S.
running South le0 fret ttspnce
East s5 feet. thence North 80
feet. thence West e5 feet e ihs
place Of beginning.
Said lard being conveyed b.
a c Gray to Tom Jones IS Re.
corded IN Deed Book 81. page Isl
az the Record IL Deeds Of Jack
son County. Mississippi
Posted and Published TINS the
10th day q Decemhef. A D
Iasa
l. X MCINTOSH.
Trustee
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA
SOUTHERN DISTRICT Or
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NO az
THE PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA

TO.
Tha following persons firms
and corporations who are non.
residents Of the State Of Missia
nippG, whose addresses n herein
after given.
Mrx Kate Parsley. 1917 Cal
huun Street. Hew Orleans Louisi.
ana: Walter a Parsley. pensa-
enla Florida
Tfe following whose residence.
pest office and street addresses
IRE unknown
T. A Watts. DR. Clyde Brun-
n0n. Mrs. Marta BFunson Cfieh-
los. Mrs Ethel Brunsun OLIVER
clvdel Rhodes, Miss Eunlce
Bfunsan, Mrs A p. Wagner. Ed
ward Parsley. John Parsley. Koh-
ert Taylor. Otto Kari Weisenberg,
Trustee. Msss MARY Lou Parsley.
G. = Tillnan. z - Martin. Mrs.
Willie L VALLEY willis Il. Hugh
Waller, { = Roitt Benon Ezeil
s Re unknown spouses alien.
deviaees creditors. heirs u
law o. legal Representatives d
the above named persons, ane
ans and ali persons. firms o.
corporations having o. claim
ing any interest whatsoever u
the Iandz described herein
You are commanded T. appeEl
before the United States DstFici
couri Tor the Southern Division
q the Southern District If his
ssasippl. IN the City Of Biloxi. o.
the third Monday OF February
1874 to anxNef 70 the petition o
the United States IN Cause Mum.
her pa Civil. for the condem.
nation o the land described
herein. II which proceeding you
are ; defendant
The lands involved ia said pro.
seeding are situated IA Jackson
County. Mississippi. and mon
particularly described ~ follows
tn~wIt
Ttailer Court
pacaeoula. Mississippi
Al those three tracts o. par.
Gels Of land lying and being n
the City d PascsEouIa County u
jackson. State Of Mississippi. ana
m0re particularly described -
Fellows:
BEGINNING al the Southwest
corner q the intersection Of E
Lincoln Avenue snd Eleventh
Street. run South o degrees O.
minutes East With the Vest linz
81 Eleventh Street s distance d
I1a feet Tor 3 point OF beginning
thence South Q degree Is min
utes. Est with the West line O.
Eleventh Street o distance o
eg8 S feet. thence South g De
gfees S. minute WeSl 8 d1sfancl
II So feet thence South 8 De
arees 8 minute East 8 dIstaneI
81 80 feet. thence North 6e De
erees S. minutes East . dIstsnci
Ii 81 feet and 10 Inc Wezf sd,
81 Eleventh Street thence Souii
B degrees 0s minutes Easa All
the Vest edge 81 Eleventh Street
8 distance 81 $50 feet theme
South e degrees IS mlnules Wes
: distance Of 200 feet fheac
Ksrth I degrees 0s minutes Va
: distance Of lzz2-35 feet and {
The South line Of Easl Llncol
AVenue thence North 6 degree
IS minutes East with ne sout.
line Of East Linc8in avenue
distance q 100 feet. thence saut
d degrees 8 minutes Eazt 8 d.
tanee Of "a feet Themes koFfh 8
degrees S. minutes Ezsf 8 d
aance e 10 feet and = ne paIf
u BEGINNING. containing 81
ncra. mere o. less Also II
GINNING f The Southeast 81
ne q the intersection i e
Lincoln Avenue and Mantle
Street II re City of PaseaEeal
Jackson County. Mississippi =
eazlh 4 degrees 0s minutes F.
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! vii not be responsible for
debts contracted by any one bat
myself
E ANGELLETTE
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The regular annual meeting Of
the Stu@NhoIosrs Of Merchants
a. Maine Bank ~ PaseaE0ala.
for ire election 81 Directors e
serve fpx the ensuing year and
the handling 81 any other busi-
ness that may come before the
meeting. wiil b. held IN the bank
ing rooms 81 PascaGouia. Miss
81 10 o'clock q m. on January to.
1894.
1880
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NETTING

i2-ia lzl7 1874 1921
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c MEMO
~--Es-

lai7 i2A 1881 -
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spEcIAL NoTIcE

i2-io l2-l7 i224 1881
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iaIo Izi7 "a q Z 81
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l. X MCINTOSH.

Ia-io Is-is issaa ia-si
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oE-REsIDENT 7

1917 Z = l2-si II
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1910 1917 i224
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CONTRACT NOTICES

Il 70 i2.i7 u = il.si
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mon RESIDENT NOTICES

i2.i7 Z : 1871 IL
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1917 IL p 1871 ~
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the Southwest corner Of the m
tersection Of East lincoln Ave
nue. and Eleventh Street IN the
City Of paseagouia, jackson
County, Mississippi. run South
O degrees 03 minutes East with
the West line q Eleventh Street
g distance af aa2 IS feet for 8
pom, OF beginning thence South
g degrees Is minutes East with
the West lire u Eleventh Street
5 distance u loo feet. thence
south 50 degrees IS minutes West
s distance u 30 feet thence
North o degrees @ minutes West
8 distance u loo feet thence
North 81 degrees SIS minutes East
q distance d 20 feet and 10 The
point 81 beginning containing
0459 acres mere o. less
PARCEL 70 BEGINNING Al
the Southwest corner 81 the m
tefsection Of East Lincoln Ave
nue. and Eleventh Street b. the
City Of PaseaEoala. Jackson
County Mississippi run South E
degrees % minutes East with the
Vest line q Eleventh Street .
distance Of l0a2 S feet for q
point Of beginning thence South
q degrees Is minutes East with
The West line q Eleventh Street
8 distance = 81 feet. thence
South 90 degrees SIS minute Wez.
S distance . 20 feet theues
North % degrees - minutes WesN
. distance = - feet themes
Narih 81 degrees S. minutes e..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

Babson Park, Mass, May II am
receiving many letters nom read.
ers who are concerned over the ul-
innate size OF our national debt.
They wonder how this huge debt
and initiation will affect their bust
ness and investments. Hence,
shall devote my column today to
q brief analysis OF the situation.
Our national debt now amounts
10 $l35,000, 100000. BY the end OF
1913 1t will approach 10000, 000,-
900. What happens after that de-
pends largely upon the length OF
the war. As expect the German
phase OF the war 10 run at least
until November 1914. and that 1t
VIII take year or more after that
10 finish up with the Japs, we may
see our national debt reach $780,
900, 100000. At the end OF the war.
under a proper administration. gov.
eminent borrowing should drop OFT
sharply. We may then see some re-
duction in the size OF our debt. VI
timateley. however somebody has
got to pay II off. Where is the
money coming from?
The funds with which to reduce
our national debt cannot be pulled
out OF the air. They must come
from something real. The only rea,
property our nation has consists of
Its land plus its forests, its mines,
its oil and other tangible goods
embraced In the earth. In the ag-
gregate. this land OF ours is worked
and made TO yield capital largely
through the efforts of the farmers.
Hence, believe in the end that
the farmers and other land owners.
through increased taxes, will have
to take care Of the bulk OF our ma
tional debt. The other group which
must help pay the debt are the wage
sarners who process the products
OF the land. The merchants and
other legitimate middlemen will be
pretty much exempt.
What About the Investor7
The investor-particularly the
one who is living upon rents and
interest-will surely get stuck. In
fact, as Initiation rises and long be-
fore we make an honest attempt to
minimize its evil effect, bondhold-
srs will especially feel the pinch.
In spite of legislation commodity
prices will continue to rise and the
investors so-called "unearned' in
come will continue to buy less. Fur'
thermore, his taxes upon the divi-
dends and interest which he re.
oeivss will continue high. Unless
the man who is now dependent
solely upon such income for support
can get some kind Of a Job TO sup
plement his unearned income, he
will be out Of luck.
The average wage Garner who has
invested in War Bonds at q dis
count will automatically increase
his capital over q ten-year period
and hence will be a little better off
than the investor, who has spent
his income. Furthermore, wages
are now approaching a peak and
either will decline as | pointed out
IN my article OF two weeks ago or
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Ultimate Size of National
Debt Causing Some Concern

t else be counterbalanced by higher
inflationary prices. All attempts to
fix rents, wages or prices by legis'
lation or regulations is the bunk.
In the end, both farmers and wage
workers get only what they raise
and manufacture by their sweat
and toll. Too bad, but this is true!
Who Is In the Best Position?
Considering all OF our farmers,
workers, investors, manufacturers,
iobbers. retailers. and other types
of businessmen the merchandising
group are most fayorably situated.
This is the group that buys from
the manufacturer and sells to the
ultimate consumer. They include
the chain stores. department stores
and the smallest shop-keepers.
Those selling household goods,
paints. plumbing fixtures and every
other article come under this cate
CORY. Did you ever ask yourself
why statesmen have never formed a
labor union? The answer Is be
cause they get the cream automati-
cally without labor union"
In the sight Of God, Vice Presi-
dent Wallace is absolutely correct
in believing that we should build
up the industries OF foreign coun-
tries and lower our tariffs on goods
coming into the United States from
these countries. This. however. pre-
sents the very serious alternative OF
shutting off our own people, or the
peoples of other nations. from earn
ing a living. Already our wide
awake manufacturers have discoy.
cred that by having plant In one
foreign country they can sell the
products OF this plant to the people
OF a second foreign nation far
cheaper than they can manufacture
the same goods in the United States
and export them. The next step
will be for them to harness this
cheap foreign labor to make goods
for importing into this country.
Advantages Of the Mlddlemen
The merchant. however, under
the capitalistic system. cares little
whether the goods wich he sells
are made in the United states or in
Europe or Asia; he sells them just
the same and gets his profit. When
he can't make profit he sells
something else. He receives a tax
bill and mails check in payment
therefor; but this tax money does
not come out OF him. He merely
adds it to the price OF his goods and
passes the tax along to the farmers
wage workers and investors. All
this means that with q huge gov
eminent debt and a capitalistic sys-
TEN. good merchants and their en-
ployes and those who invest in
their securities should be the best
DIFF during the next 20 years.