The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-03-18
S E C o N ID
S f c 7 | o N

POLITICAL Sound thinking
Americans can never accept or sup
port government bureaucracy in
place of free American enterprise.
An elective despotism is not the
government for which the war of
independence was fought. Were
we directed from Washington when
we sow and when we reap, we
would soon want for bread. We
too well know the fallacy and hy-
pocrisy inherent in proposed sub
,stitutes for American gangSterism.
operating a despotism under the
guise of lawful government. The
opening invitation to the victims
should always be: "come into my
parlor, says the spider to the fly,
one way passage, IN not OUT. We
stand for reduced taxes, extension
of Social Security to all, a pension
to all disabled, regardless of their
age, and the present loop holes re-
moved in the present old age (65)
pension law, so that more that need
it can get it; 1t is not always the
case that relatives are able to sup
port some of the old ayers, the "old
folks.
NEWS DIARY. SATURDAY.
Charles Snyder, Jr. called on this
ribbon puncher. A dissertation on
foxhounds was held, then we motor
ed to the home of Jr. and Sr.. as
Sr. wanted to see this writer's big
B. & T. Clip. Then we motored on TO
several residents of Green Valley,
looking over dogs and finally found
what we were looking for. Charles
Snyder Sr. has not been so we'll for
several days. The Snyders want the
field trial run at their place on
April 23rd. No. location has been Sc
1ected as yet to run off the field
trials of the FFPA Noble chapter.
However, the big bench show will
be held at the Caldwell fairgrounds
on the 22nd of April
Ted BauerS and wife, Helen, of
Cleveland were Saturday PM callers
on the parents of Helen, Marie
Bates, wife of the Bishop and son,
Sid. Ted was driving his 1884 car
he bought in Cleveland for $4,000.
1t made the BH hill road past the
Oak Hague ranch. Very few cars
have been making this hill of late!
X X *
SUNDAY: Those calling on the
Duke and Duchess were: Grace Rem
ner, Madge Layman, Homer Renker
of Cambridge way, Tim Bates and
SON, George, of route 147 Hillside
Gulch.
MONDAY: The Duke, Sid Bates
and Oak Hague were business
callers in CALDWELL Oak maneu-
vered his car into a ditch near his
home and had to call Dallas Bond
to haul him out We thought the
Bishop was the only one that ran
into bitches so, we note, that most
anyone is liable to get in a ditch,
now and then, so it's best not to
brag. Oak Hague and Dallas Bond
report there will be a Dukes mix
ture in the BH kennels in May, this
is not news to this reporter. Charles
Snyder, Jr, was in Caldwell looking
office in the Farmers FFPA. Charles
was unable to attend the last meet
ing on account of sickness of his
father. Miles Hannahs was on BH
and chatted with this chairman, fox
hounds and foXhunting. Miles wants
to sWop me for my pet "Blackie",
foxhound gip: Miles and I will stage
foxhunt soon, then we will talk
trade. Miles will enter a dog or two
in the field trials on April %. Jake
Carpenter may enter his lightning
fast gip. 1t is being said the Jake
gip picks up red now and then on
the wing SO, we say, only seeing is
believing. However, there are some
swift potlickers, as for instance,
Blackie.
TUESDAY: Oak Hague is in bed
with an injured back, received when