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employment imsurgnce and social
security, that the country owes us
-a living, that the Federal govern-
ment will take care of us in our
old age. It's all wicked. No one is
teaching us to strive for higher
earnings, for more comfortable in-
come by harder work and by
greater production; all leadership is
toward lesser work, shorter hours,
lower production, higher costs;
management has to wrestle with all
these things in business and in
mercantile affairs, but in politics
in Washington the whole procedure
is in the reverse direction, nc
ticularly in the crime and corrup-
tion and graft and thievery—the
country is rich enough to stand all
that through a long period of time,
although it's bad— but it's the
terrible extravagances of politics in
Washington and in some state capi-
tals, not particularly the mink coats
and the grafting and thievery in
the Internal Revenue Department
but the billions of dollars wasted
in foreign affairs, billions of dollars
wasted in the Army and the Navy
and all other so-called defense ser-
vices; the billions of dollars wasted
in the Agricultural Department and
in the Department of the Interior
and in the Judicial Department—in
every department under every sec-
and in the Senate, the salaries and
the expense accounts, the members
of the families of Senators and Con-
gressmen on the government pay
rolls. We want to see it cleaned up;
the whole country wants to see it
cleaned up. And we have a chance
to clean it up.
We want 1aft as the Republican
Presidential mominee., He's able and
he's honest. 'We know about Taft—
his life has been a public record for
a great many years, through all the
years that he's been in the Senate
and in (Congress and in public life.
We know that he is honest. We
know that he is able. Because Taft
has been in politics for so many
years, every destructive activity has
been raised against him by his op-
ponents in the other party, by the
great organized professional labor
leaders, by the President of the
United States himself.
What do we know about Eisen-
hower ? Nothing! We kinow he’s been
deified as a soldier; we've made a
hero of him. Because he was in the
Army in the World War and we
were successful in the War, we
magnify all of the generals, all of
the soeldiers—including Eisenhower.
But we really don't know anything
about him except that we know, or
assume that as a West Pointer he
is against labor leaders and labor
unions—theoretically, all of the
West Point men are averse to that.
But {Charlie Tobey flopped over and
we don't know how far Eisenhower
would stay put. We know that the
Army services have wasted billions
retary in the Cabinet; in Congress
NO TRAFFIC
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trolley coach or bus.
LET'S GIVE THE COPS
A HAND |
Heavens knows our policemen have plenty of
work and problems on their hands these days.
Every time you drive your car into central city
you add to traffic congestion which makes more
work and worries for our friends, the cops.
help yourself and the police every time you leave
your car home and ride relaxed in a comfortable
There's no parking fuss
when you ride a trolley
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You
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THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952
of dollars of our money. And Eisen-
hower is in the service—he is right
at the top of it. He's allied with
the tremendous wasters although he
himself may not be honestly placable
in that extravagant group—but you
can’t prove it,
“It has been said altogether too
frequently, I am for Taft, but he
can't be re-elected.” That's a silly,
defeatest attitude. The great seers
told us that Truman couldn’t be re-
elected to ‘the Presidency but he
was. We were also told that Taft
couldn’t be re-elected Senator in
Ohio, but he was and by a very
handsome vote.
“The whole ‘thing stinks. Our
salvation depends on the election of
Taft to the United States Presidency.
It’s very important—we need him in
our businesses, and families, and
children need him. A program under
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THOUGHTS OF SPRING
Dear Editor:
Now comes ‘the time when spring
is just around the corner and the
arrival of new foals is expected in
the stables, but our stable has a
feeling of emptiness this year. as no
foals are due.
Because of rheumatic aches and
pains and a general feeling of old
age, we decided to give up breed-
ing horses as it means many trips
to the stable to keep a close watch
on the mares.
However, there is always some
excitement around a stable and a
few days ago we found a horse paw-
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ing and rolling with the terrible
pains of colic. While we were work-
ing with him, a beautiful White
Collie in another box stall, gave
birth to a litter of beautiful
puppies. So although it is not the
i thrill of a new foal, the little fel-
lows are helping to fill the void
brought on by old age, so I guess
we have given up colts and ‘gone
to the dogs”.
Speaking of giving up breeding it
is a great source of satisfaction for
us to know that our former brood
mares have very good homes and
our favorite brood mare, a very
kind, gentle, beautiful Palomino
(sired by Wallace Berry's Palom-
ino Stallion) has gone to her final
resting place.
She developed heaves (asthma)
and although only 13 years old we
had her put to sleep. It was a very
sad day for us but we feel that is
the only human thing to do with
a heavy horse and that is what we
have always done with one with
heaves or old age.
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In her case it was very hard to
decide on the day to have it take
place but after it was over I felt
contented about it because I know
where she is and that she will no
longer suffer or go from one owner
to another as everyone gets tired
having a horse around coughing
{ continually.
Her name was Santa Ora (Gol-
den Saint) and she lived up to her.
name in every way being one of
the sweetest, kindest, most loving
animals that ever lived.
Much to my surprise and disgust
a local resident who has had a
heavy horse for about six years
and has had more than his money's
worth of fun riding and driving this
oom on ra—b—
horse now wants to sell him instead
of having him put away.
How inhuman and mercenary
can one get? I hope he wakes up
and does the right thing before the
horse winds up pulling a junk
wagon. A heavy horse will only
bring a few dollars and it would
be most unfair to sell to a friend
or neighbor without telling him
what is wrong with the animal just
to get a few more dollars. Even at
a horse sale where anything goes
I have heard them announce that
a horse is heavy whenever one
went up for sale. .
It is certainly sad to see how
many people are inhuman in the
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