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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR RENT 4-room house. S.
Washington ST.. Durant. Phone
104-J. 44-tfnp.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

BARRACKS - 20x76,
$275; 20x84, $780,; 20x100.
$300-$350. Easy to take down in
sections, put up in hours. Save
labor and money. Going fast.
Only SO left. l.. H. Ensley,
Greenwood Army Air Base, y
mi. east. Phone 2488. 48-l0tp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR SALE - Wheel chair for
$500. Call 1861, Goodman,
Miss. 2-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR SALE - Wheel chair, $35.
R. c. Coker, Durant. 48-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29
Hkae<M MR/

blank finish this statement: "All cars
and trucks should be safety checked
periodically because. ............"
q. Mail entry before midnight,
October 81, to Ford Car Safety Con-
test Headquarters, Box M. Chicago
IT. illinois.
~ tsuek osv essss ees6ooe0
one sntzy pr car q truck ~
b conaid9od. Al eu11l6e
become the property Il 1old
Motor Company. CONTEST sab
ject to Federal, State and
local regulations and % con-
test rules on entry blank.
I'D Winners names win be
posted at all Ford Dealers not
later than December l, 1949.
To- Contest is open to all
residents of United States,
except employees Of Ford
Motor Company, Ford Deal
srs, their advertising agencies
q their families.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

STOP at the ANTIQUE SHOP.
Highway 81 South. Duranf. Mrs.
Leila Guess. phone 22S-W.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR RENT - Front bedroom, pri-
vate entrance. Mrs. CASTOR
Guess, Durant, phone 225-W.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR SALE - 4-room house on
Madison st. across &c tracks.
Newly painted and papered.
Running water. Lot 172 x lao.
See Cleo Reed or call 1891, Du-
rant. 35-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

I. Drive to any Ford Dealer dis
playing poster shown below.
z. Get a Free car-Safety Check
Free Safety Insignia and Free Entry
Blank.
,. In 50 words Or less On entry
(owssss ~ s.y ssste u ca
(s) Use only Official entry
blank obtained at any Ford
Dealership displaying the
poster shown below. PRINT
name and address clearly.
(b) Contest limited to CONT
mental U. S. and Alaska.
(c) Prizes as stated on entry
blank, will be awarded on the
basis of sincerity, originality
and aptness. Judges decisions
are final. Duplicate prizes In
case of ties. Entries must be
submitted in the name Of the
registered owner or his dsdg-
nstod representative. Only
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

FOR SALE-Lignt weight con-
:rete blocks for sale. Winona
'oncrete Products Company
Phone 1921. Winona, Miss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18
from the shoulder

..ss4 II irse 4. a. s.1sr. .alsst usual
.r,1 AT * s.es 10 .oeA 81. the lighter see
X et.re IRIS arc COON. me tr-rgs "n.cn we
500 sia1g t.t Meys
Wss -oes. S.-ss II. ~. sv sl;.r.f. a., mrs
aIge 4see 81 Grta. Lafs, ~ Howard
t-a - - Etes ao.''s a.aas1
once eLt-e f- ~ cnlchen crisp,
a. ara fried. -. rg. +. s. -r- Ernest Shell
fsa,l.r ard o.svr .Nvl .t.ss> 3. the GliC we're on
ss ea.a ae e54ra- ESD couple q ne *
.-tse. c.ct.. se. III IS ira; 500 had I aew
D.l ns,sst. 'wo q; Them said, There
nos~ iha,. dreamed q. tlt yelre alright
rec tret sSeirfge az ;re stafa I'll n ne lor me
..n-cr q, cc.G Easily Rave lett iared with
o = coupe .. Years baes. Understand that The az
cre Wr.cn TIE compaAt sponsored .H order % BRING
ators betwee the employer and employ
ne,4 more Companies should practice ths same.
Cet.i Robinson. Tribune sll-sround man, returned
FROM hicaEo the other week and guess wnai news ne
sso.,ted a5on ret1rs Tina, our LA Wilson. former
managing ~a.,er 81 ne Tribune now Chlcago Defend
er man aso sam Russell j. lBilbo) CowanS. r. 5 Under
-,eno II, prefers Little Ceasar - Bilbo a. mon
l,-aFs.. Tha Julian G. Wyche Tribune Theatrical
editor ia ur Wesley Anthony Brown graduate Of
the Us Nses Ac@deml Sunds Senool class in Wash.
ington, u. Yoa see Mr.. Wyche dedn-the wool
WashngtorA
Polite; hxpcrs, Are saving There should be only
one Negro ffe race for COMMON Council Fans, |
mean Voters Al do Won say. This free country,
n ieas. IN. books say 81 and fcu II the more fervent
Church fWrt Battle. Usually are too not Tor our
local isdgc The battle ~ Cahary Baptist. although
tirlt peaceabv believe any argument be settled.
The D~'fo' Plan 70 baiid better housing on the Cys
lower Eastsde Housing Director lngss idea) should
not be held up ans longer Take gander al the des
titue people vfo populate the section ard yoa
Is alright Office and read books about Harlem
and Chicago sums ha' trek few blocks into the poverty
stricken section, II Detroit and you'll find the con-
dtons. il rot worse
The welfare Stuation i getting 10 be political
football Whether il the newspapers the participants
on both sides no carelsssly entering politics.
say However this time TO pussyfoot about such
situation Either another. il behooves
city fathers TO get into the matter without much
fanfare Il be thrashed out TO the best interest Of
ma oriy Of peope including the taxpayers recipients and
'galeIv-St,ers Just little hard work is all that
required.
Former President Herbert Hoover has offered
celent plan which would billions Of dollars Of
payers yearly. but how many takers will he get
his band wagon
The slogan: What this country needs is five cent
cigar moth-eaten
What this country needs is no cigars at all Just
little horse sense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18
E D l T. O R | A L S

The north OF June produces hundreds 81 thousands
OF graduates from high schools and sesgss through
the land. Here IN Michigan We turn o1t many young
people With plenty OF hope and confidence IN our society
They trained and prepared 10 participate IN the
90 q making liyrg ard also ready 70 make whatever
contribution they 20 our @. ife.
The graduates who happen 20 re icenffied with The
Ne g~c group face the cid problem a. faced PRIOR
70 World War IL Fewer lcts for which 20 compete and
me Old handcs nsrg me Last e De Hired and the
FRS; o. Fred TO them re overall picture i ro hope
I'll ore especially unable 70 any action
or Fair Eqoyert Practices egls alton IN the State Leg
Stature
There mar sardcsps b1t ne youth VII re yigor
ard greS 70 6o 100 need no- te disappointed He
car make place ta- himself and DE- something sbou,
tress ~ cowr..n+ discriminate * s confronted WITH
He nss tN9tcc n O. H must continue 70
yr- ot ci-cr-1.rs.lcr ~ supporting Legislators who
favor avs s~ec 3, -atinz me ~. re rsrm q
cervrg ecu opportunity teea-@ r.
reed or co.or ard Re r1st trd cs Iro~e 10 are
re. ssrs.d II rsr1 work WEI. survive ard MAKE good.
These yo-rr PEOPLE srs f- q rev IDEAS ard arbi-
Tor Trey r->- ts gtver ~ cPpor-ur-v r gar some
rrsctczi eyrsre-ce in fer gh ard hard society.
ve- crs-ce mary wi succeed ssc w... rsAs VAIL
xcle eort-.c1t.o- . his t.eld.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

Il 4 true that some changes
~ere mace under the admin
isf-suon Of Nr. Forrestal and
Il Il not tire purpose here 10
lake away any crecit Que
nm But Il IS also true that
w. Forresisl had the power
70 WIPE out Segregation and
discrimination II the services
snc tina. ne failed 70 use that
power Ahen &c Was IN office
TO sci the record straight on
NJ Forrestal i IS necessary
"a 20 back 10 the period OF
me war Wnen ne Was secre-
.ary q. the Navy and coiored
ner mad 10 De content. with
sew exceptions % being mess
men ard -uTse maids 20 white
NAVY Offices
In he middle OF ire wsr a
colose1 reporter asked "
For-esfal q. press cor
terence whe;ner or not ne had
ever ccns!Se.ed ernploving =
co.orec CIVILIAN ccnslltari =
- nm n dealing with Ire
D. blems Of co.orec men n
,he Navy
" Fs-.ss,si do rot en-
sac re question oA' instead
asked .ss ssp.-.e. % come
n see hl- after the con-
ference Wien the reporter
ue-. IL 20 see MIN. ne eN-
Pressed 81 Irteres; N such
co-sultari and SAID ne r..
-,er bere3 a very able coiore1
nan named Granger VINO had
gone r. Dartmouth With him.
Re told TIE reporter tina;
ne .e., trls NJ. Granger could
&c helpful n matters relating
n colcrec men ia the Navy
sn1 ia. re was considering
sskirE run e o. MS consul
ar. Re asked the repcrie.
ana. ne incEghi q Mr. Gran
ger. and ne reporter told nam
ne felt re was a good man
tc- Ire Scoi anc mat u was =
great i-es
IS TOT IN, portari b.; tie
Grsreer or NJ. Forrestai wen.
q ~rocl with, and the ore
20 whom ne was referrine
vss the brother Of Leste-
Grange o. ire National CT-
nan League The reporter az
pareriiv thought that NJ
Fc-gestal rad Lesie. N mind
Ire result. was that Mr. For
-ests! wrote 20 Lester inviting
hin 10 come 70 Washington
ara suggesting that As r.
suit az his WIS.,; ne might be
sole n persuade him g BE-
ccme MS consultant he o.
.e.ea q send his plane 20
brl-z Lester 20 Washington
GRANGE. accepted the Offer
arc became Forres,ais con-
sultsni. Then followed I'D
Is Grange 10 Sayy's instsi-
,s,iors. = ,lS.i n NAM bases
"a ths Pse..lc and finally
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18
Christian Science
Keeping IN Step

In.srnasloo.s pppd III Th< -
hv,o1al Who keeps hs tboasni
n ko< with God n proc7oars The
general po.od - vel ss nn o~n-
Cnrisf Jesas PRAYED fo< ms hsca-
pea lJoon IL n. That tney al
NAV Be one - toos- Father, an
IN ne, scd N NE. thss tbe, $50
may BE o0< n ~
An nora ,nc pfsys>csl eoc-da-
hons are the o-oacorR c< tboscnt.
god o. hsc How s<crxssr7 }; IS
70 I<srn 70 .nsnk 1<nfiv snc tf1us
~ re6<cs ne avsn< nsture To
s}Lcx nsch nsouves a. srff-wfii.
~h- ssserpocL p,o<, greed. nate.
p<rsonzl snbifion 10 Severn
tnooc,< e1c scroc = 1soceo1~Dcs
70 Co. d vn< Ninc. 40 pas ~
or q nep VIII HIM sep-v1ng
~ of H.s protection >oc etncs1ct
We rmz csesnse o&y unirkirS -
nb<-e erTooeo-s isctors sr-c rs.
pssos soea ~7tn bc~s, nDoptss.
nurn2ry. snd honestH - ~s
woosc ezp~vzs rnsf urrs With
God wrrc- Is ~ es~~ns. isrz q
rsscs ce1nE
A. wurss-e.-. brEncls. I'D re-
rep9~e tncuz1t . o<<s sired .
les-r oo->1e-~- 70 Coo fo~ Win
pscr - s'fece - rsl rot Els-
tsk<nly n 70 lrfo-r- Ef-- x Nrs'
~. t1snk p. sno9.c O. s-oesc Do,
d. o. Ne -o-rirsr,. Ne srsE lc>-
fsisv kasr - Hs i1sr lrstScr.
tsklu< s~e-- ~ pnds- His EMO
sOcs, verEnlns e~<r- motive ~
rae psrs y . bvvsn.S- ho.re1s &C.
conxsS-Sss ~ so<rc v7,n M
ov,r< ,@s-s ., Lr~s
IT, Pssxus-s vroAs tpxsAw -:
= To- Eers 81 5000 nasn are
oroe-e. b. ~ Lord sDd y. c.
HE-1>etr y 11s Wv kes ia "a n
sep VII G-r-c 1rooo~e- oo-,-
aorT ~ th-cNCf' soc 7s-tsl
po~ss WIZ r1skHrs erse ca
o~leE 80 eosorss proSreAk---zA<
cA-svr>< s-c.e~os so>-so-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

A UNITED pwpo>< = s<sen14l
a 10 eens6n< coopsrst,oa ho~
= willingly in< h<seisses q Cd
xmS hxse ~orkec toeetber II
carrying on M par 70 tsks tne
esfv q Lr,cho With ~hst e.
pscsDey S n<sory 10Y D~s'
h~~e nnouied boertner sfser com
ps.zins sbe e7ty b<ven hD<s! Ih<
HshSe n<ys Jo<hua e.isl. -Aod
h cane 70 pass n ne ss~ensn
snna. when fh< prrsss cse~ ~-Tth
~ 0uupsas. Josnss Es,c snic
M peups4. Shoz: tor NJ Lord
hnsh gwen 20 h< esy.
B<@osS cz%<ps1ne jsr,cho nd
susersnz ~ xouoeec and q
kseoon nd pi<n<y. rte is<sesfses
I'D kmred ooe<beDcs 70 God
uro.Gn nsAry rs>h snd n gsie
a ruuch bscksb1lne- Throoer a.
Wa Lows ssvins power My nd
b<en tsnrnr tr< vssp< q nexnlhty
Be~esn = rwefy Nxson for ne
nzxsons of ,o-dsz. fsced vsth wsik
81 dHf,cuStseS, frws<rstonz- ressrsc-
i.nua. sDc krstssSoos.
Divine Love, perfect md h@r-
np.usom be-De. o>en ossco-rd anc
d.s<~se. D.hcntses Een b<<or.
n sseof-ec - NJ 49, sod -
dance ~ rs or1nsppsencs. Nay
Bzker E61y. DC Drsos~erv- snc
Poun6<- 81 Crrz,sc Scsencs,
wrnez " c~ocs zpc Health
wa Ks5 W ED< S1pswes ~
- -Trvet n<1oE s,e s--<nrD-s
q st,-rr,. Or ~ o~nD>r y Ee
500, rnsparsc r,ouc. S<x~rv
nn-osrsn>> ne po-- < Coo
o~-nSs oesg~e-1oce ~ 20 ezzres~t.
- pr~r csr v--hEasoo o~sn<
LC~s
Nssso-1s wu. E~rr % w~ro<
xnc ae<sxsns q w-gx.< toSsrner
" s-Ezrs r<srs 30 rst. c-ne cor
~ o. 70 v--es r no an< efo<-
81 ss-1 Nc. ~--as v sspress -
era n.y. 0usRues n rn-er ace.
torresrsDcs --nsso~->Boc- kloo-
nezA srr~~r-F3. eoosr7Oszaes Nc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

the Penisgon. were a weekend
neg ger IN New York. IrC.-er.
tally. everything is hotsy-io,:v
between Thorssins and Arrs
Hecgenan. assistant 70 Fcde;al
Security Administrator Oscar
Ewing
Catholic University conferred
Phi D IN education on LII
Ian Dabnev. a former teacher
a. Howard and Tennessee STATE
She Will teach next year az Nl--
san State Alice Shaed. ass san.
70 the coordlnstor Of elementary
instruction in the local public
schools. Constance z. Spencer q
teacher al Bundv School. and
Emma A Henri received mas
ters degrees in arts and sciences
Rita Ann Buckner got an AB
IN biology.
The Ted Postons tMarie'--
they're New Yorkers-are back
together again. and Ted Is tel
ing lntlmates that this time -
for keeps Thev were here re-
Gently 70 attend the Smart Sets
cotton ball It's boy al the
Henry Minion FRANCHISES Doris
Hall. Hes 4 FIRST lieutenant. q
1914 graduate from West Point
and l. presently assigned 70 pub
nc relations work IN the Pen
isgon
The Thcspian Study Club in
vested 500 bucks in the nom
segregated theatre in Meridian
Park which vii begin an eight
week season on June IS or y
with the production Of Amply
tryon 38. starring Elizabeth
Bergner Helen Galloway. dauch-
ter Of the Golden Callowsys
tHelen)--he's a dentist-and ~.
erett Chandler. an Onion. VIII
take the vows on June IS The
bride Is graduate Of Howard
University and the groom OF
Ohio State.
Medicos who came here for
The three-day convention OF me
Association Of Former lnternes
az Freedmen's Hospital included
Martin Marquee. New York City;
II NJ. Proffitt. Helena (Ark0;
{. c Oliver. New York City:
p. r. Higginbotham. BluefIeld
West Virginia. Russell + Min
ton. Ardmore pa: DR. and Mrs.
{. = Levy. Brooklyn: Nathaniel
!. Lee. Cleveland. DR. and Mrs
Ken Dugil. Detroit. and Norton
Z. Dennis. Kansas City (Mo)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

report on ~hs, ne had iou,.
The report MADE by Crssaa
or his return stated thst ,ssa
were evidences OF dlscnr,sN
ton and segregation sss as.
colored men in me Nm
Corps and the NAVY h'' s''a
also pointed 10 The rapid ,,r,a y
that the Navy mad msds 20
short Granger gave Forr..,.as,
q report with his ,ory,s
his cheek and for ; Ions ~. n
things remained Just AZ ,bss
had been. wy
There followed other ~
dents which served n ~
hight what Forres,sl alresS.
knew Was true Fo- one ~
ample, the nation was aroussa
over the refusal Of a Nav.
snip in Europe 70 return
group OF ccicTec soldiers hor,.
because isIs Amy officers T..
sisted that .hee % no AZ,
elimination ABOARD me en-,
Nj Fcrrestsl, Vrfn open'y
faced with the clsc-.r ram,
and Segregation { sct,ceS "
me Navy. failed % take io-tn.
right action "a CIT an eaS "a
il with which ne 5 a72 ben,
credited
There are those ~ho WIN
argue that he tired V I,
Wha, he could N me N,vv
pu; any man Who hss serves
with the miliisr s vel
aware that a Secretary ., IA,
Navy or : Secretary 81 W.
has the power o. HE an3
death over ire rlsa unis,
him and YOU cannot Se, sry
Of them TO believe ina. SIM
pie order issued on NJ. F,-.
-es;sl banning such prsc-cu
would have been obeye-
Mr. Forrestsl reve- ISSUED
such an orde without s,rlrf,
and loopholes ard - a resu.,
when ne plunged 70 h1 ".
timely death ,lcw ire v.-.
dow % the Nav,'s Beires.
hospital. colorcd r,en s9und
ne mold ute~n s.r .rF.r~,~-
IN the armed services ron
discrimination and segrsEs.
ton
Wien ne moves 20 20 N.
position Of Secretsrr - ".
,onal Defense ne &c not Z.
much better Mr. Fo-resis
VAS IN a position 10 dc 'ss'
Wha; his successor. Mr.. Jchr,
sor has done but re .aae.
20 act ana the record Shout.
snow II.
This column is NJ, 80
ready g hold Mr. J.nrs-
up as the great White Fsirs'
who eliminated Segregatl-. u
the armed forces but suca CO..
d;tons Sill exist. bet "
johnson has gone sbou' q
Far in : few months a. W
Fo-resta. wen; in the year
ne nelc the Job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

Tie voung woman, Ensign
Wesley A. Brown. souired around
wrl!e enrolled AZ the Nav
Academy VAS sylvia Hicks John
son divorce She's a secretary
N an undertaking establishment
run by her family.
At the graduation exercises
Brown didn't want q talk about
MS love lie, but under prodcing
Dv reporters ne finally consented
% identity Mrs Johnson. who
already had given her name 20
reporters as Miss Hicks. The
other young women who have
been his guests az the Academy
also were named.
Doris Holland. Birmingham
tAla) cnarmer. whom Brown
also has taken places. was un-
able 10 attend any Of the events
al Annapolis during June Week
because she was busy al Catholic
University here where she was
q senior IN the music depart
meni Brown. however. escort
cd her 10 commencement exer-
cises al Howard UNIVERSITY.
Miss lmogene Wormley. 78-vear
ol1 seired school teacher Of
WASHINGTON vas so thrilled bv
the fact that IL lone last COL
cred vol.n was graduating from
Annapolis that she mace the
It'd ~ ols out didn't have a
card u admission. Cecil Burton.
PRINCIPE. % Bel Alton Hieh
scroo. Charles County MAR
ianc received an invitation TO
ne academy graduation exercises
b-i ~ card Of admission. He
weagle1 one out OF the public
relations office.
The Battle Of Bas;ogne Is be-
.ng filmed IN HOLLYWOOD with
Master Sergt Jsefers OF the Gath
Engineer Battalion. Fort Belvolr
Vrgirial irstructing the per
some sc.ng in the movie in the
Jocie Chant and other varia.
lions % close order drill which
we're popular with service units
dufinE ne war The three col
ored Held artillery bat,alions
winch participated in the battle
% bastogne are represented in
me forthcoming film.
inomssins Johnson. minority
Srolps consultsnt in the Bureau
o Lmployment Security United
, sies EMPLOYMENT Servicel
sno George Norford. a former
army public relations officer IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18


f- rs ze-
IL gees 1898
-t S-.~ hers,
Stt+-- -e oec-le 'Fs~ ff-..
sof .ly- 1frz o. srii.rc tsH
Ia .at
i.eeer's tra >s;ra
sfs. i8t ne Acyancer.t /,
Col, ~ RI 1.e, vric 7ss
.et- u aT.rz ar'l-4 Pc
leg
,-r.y sess srn11ntta M
also n.N .e 4Fl fr
" sr.s n FEPC ls-
7. IS reported thsi 81
:et meeting IN .ttti ~
rrore ~, ertlv. a. ~r.ca Pre-
rert Truman Has req cn.-
90 hv ClatE ~ Clt.9las
oeusl co4.sti 81 .ne Pc.
1e~t 4 Ws urged trat -
Truman are rs Coneres
.onal Leaders 70 give top or
rffv - ia.r enplo, mert pssr-
t.ce lte.slat.on N the oval
r.zrts field.
Among those VINO TOOK part
ir TINS meeting were James
p Carey secretafy-ireasu r
% The Congress q. Indus' /
Organizations Lewis H.-
legislative representative (
the American Federation g
Labor joseph l. Raua )
chairman ot the executive
committee 81 Americans FIR
Democratic ACuoa Geo ee
Weaver. cnalrnan Of tire Go
Committee to Abolish y :
criminstion: Walter VIZ e.
secretary ~ the Natoaai A.
Soclation for the Advancement
81 ColOred People. and tad
PolIere. executive VICE Dtf 81
dent Of the American Jc9asn
Congress. who also rep cserted
other Jewish groups Senator
Humphrey. chairman of me
ADA. also was there
Thus. i appears that a. .
is create unarmtv that
FEPC legislation be given 'so
priority than al any previous
time II remains % BE- eea
who Will take ne leoacr .lo
ln getting loeral Demo-. ats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
By GEORGE s BENSON
prs<saszs q Hzs1sng co1~Ss
s>ucY Ark1.sos

the nea Of forong me 70 chip IN
Tor John Does groceries. on
clothin9. or dor1or b,lls--to b
supplied 70 hirn b. The govern
rsrt--n certainly not the kind
% D ticai po.icy that has made
ArDerica gYeat and prosperous
And TINS thing % bedrock. IL
u Drir<4pie-
Fal.e SHOULD THE gov
Sersrlty ! eminent Ax people 20
ace that everyone 10
s1pDlle1 With foodf Obviously.
no. Neither should u Tar 20 pro-
nd medical care ! am opposed
70 con psisory health insurance.
therefore. b>cs 1ss u has little IN
common With The American vsy
81 cosnx thTneA - 80 &, 4
II pa Asv Q wortsz. n I'll take
money oui Of your payehe<k that
200 might want for other things.
II you are en- employer. yoo viii
Be rsqqf7od 70 match the amount
tAken IRON eacn WWHeTt pay
check Tins eost you will have 70
pass on " the customer, thus To
cYeasing ths eoua Of living for
% ALL u you are self-employed.
yos1l pay the full three per cent
% whatever a b raissd 70 later.
I am against this soeiaiized
nsedicins plan because II fosters
The false ides that tie poss.ble- 20
get something for nothing. just
b. letting ths government take
charge Of things- II u another ex-
ample Of state supported -seeuy-
ity" that MAKES nobody secure
and does nothing except put The
whole American system IN real
danger. ID promises 70 cost 20
much within . few yesrs--in pay
roll and other taxes-that not
even ia hackers dare sstimsts
how much Yet. Il IL offered all
-for free" ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18

TIE Trouble with con puisory
heAlth insurance. programs hes
chiefly n ne fan that such fancy
government pizns have ~ li,re
IN common WITH CIR A,Der7czn
vay Of he. Nost a.! 81 "a al
agree that health "a desyzt,e
thing 70 Rave But even an ritter
sim lstcn kro~s that yo1 cAnnot
get heath ~ eDrr Dulsory -
ton TIE catch 10 that health q
politically de1lr1ole A . gcal Il
tkss government fc,r ~ ci.lz4rs
n means -votsa.- Jnzs like most
any har9o0t hs govunmsns can
think %
} Szrs, Tn h favor u bath
ard I'm opposed n eieirnses. I
wart ~ - healthy. snd hike fos
al ny family and ny ne1zhhogs
" be healthy. ft's o~finftely q
Rood thing. So y eiothfng. I'm al
foe TIE nea II having enooxh "
wsAr 5och things ars necessary.
Another thing that cones N
HANDY q food. Most people like 70
eat. and ] belie~e. find Il rather
important. The American people
therefors Fe011Fs gToeerlea- Like
any politician. Tn de6nitaiy fes
Al these Angh
Bedrock BUT m dshndtely
Pvtn<ipis 2 ~ for . huge bo-
rsaueratie nsrhina
tast wooh led. elokbs. and doc
~" The Arsrscan people would
not like for thses thinrz fnor the
host Of otbsr things sfwsys being
s1gRested 70 ConRressD b Be done
Tor me By q peternAlistie. bureau
cratic. federal government that
always seems 70 b sthiryt for
more taxes 10 sxp~nd - a. 10 hire
usors government wcrtsrA ! am
not interested In having other peo-
pie psy for things 70 Be supplied
- me for -frss.
In an fairness. would ~ that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-18


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