The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, July 26, 1972, Image 3

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454 WEST MAIN STREET
PHONE: 653-2332
MOUNT JOY
The Worry Clinic
by Dr. Geo. W. Crane
Willliam presents one of the worst threats to our
Republic. Be sure you understand why our private foun-
dations should never be forced to turn over their func-
tion to Uncle Sam. For when everybody must look to
“Big Brother” for handouts and favors, voting can be
coerced and freedom dies! Beware!
CASE Q-599: William C.,
note.
aged 42, is a tax lawyer of
“Dr. Crane,” he began, “I believe the government is
soon going to rescind the tax
exemption of probably 9 fam-
ily foundations out of every 10.
Sparked by the hostiliy of
ormer Senator Gore, an at-
empt is being made _to stop
private philanthropy.
“The many millions now
being channeled into college
gifts of libraries and research
iunds, or {o hospitals and
cther brcad educational pro-
jecis, will then be confiscated
by Unicie Sam.
“In this manner, American
citizens will be forced to look
to ‘Big Brother” for future
aids to charitable and educa-
tional projects.
“And that will be tragic!
“For when private founda-
tions finance social, religious
and educational goals, no
coercion is then wielded over
them on election day to make
them vote for the party in
power!
“This attempt to eliminate
private foundations, though
most laymen haven’t realized
it thus far, is just another
step toward Big Brother’s So-
cialism.”
Our Founding Fathers did
not want. us to be serfs of
the state!
They disliked having wus
lowly citizens kowtow to gov-
ernment for handouts.
But the government has al-
ready placed everybody over
65 in its pocket!
That is because Uncle Sam
operates Social Security funds
instead of letting private In-
surance companies handle
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them.
Astute political scientists
like editor Jameson Camp-
aigne, Sr., have shown that if
private insurance firms took
care of the monthly deduc-
tions from your pay checks,
then you would be eligible for
nearly DCUBLE the amount
after you retire at 65!
Meanwhile, those firms
would be PAYING taxes like
the rest of us.
Uncle Sam pays no taxes
on anything!
Furthermore, Uncle Sam
could not coerce votes by the
veiled threat of tearing up
Social Security checks!
That's a form of psycholo-
gical blackmail that was used
very effectively on older vot-
ers in 1964 by LLBJ’s TV cam-
paign.
For TV showed Social Se-
curity checks being ripped a-
part, with the implicatoin
that such would be the result
if Goldwater won.
Remember, good laws and
good government are never
partisan!
No party has a ‘“‘corner’” on
justice, probity, patriotism
and honor,
Only crooked dealing be-
comes a partisan political de-
vice to coerce voters on elec-
tion day.
And it is an axiom of Ap-
plied Psychology that the
less you permit government
to run your lives, the more
freedom you will enjoy,
“The power to tax,” said
Chief Justice John Marshall,
“is the power to destroy.”
And Woodrow Wilson aptly
stated the proper American
motto:
“All any American should
desire is a free field and no
favors.”
So you literate (reading)
Americans need to
the devious attempts to
us of freedom, even as
gards private foundations.
This is a non-partisan issue.
So send for my booklet
“How to Save Our Republic,”
enclosing a long stamped, re-
turn envelope, plus 25c.
Get it into all ‘your high
schools so the new leadership
of this wonderful country will
stop the mad trend toward
Statism and dictatorship.
(Always write to Dr. Crane
in care of this newspaper, en-
closing a long stamped, ad-
dressed envelope and 25c¢ to
cover typing and printing
tosts when you send for one
nf his booklets.)
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STEPS IN ADOPTING A
CHILD EXPLAINED
BY SPECIALIST
The first step in the adopt-
ion process is reaching a mu-
tual decision to seek a child,
says James Van Horn, Exten-
sion family life specialist at
Penn State. Both prospective
parents shouid have definite
positive feelings about this.
If one has doubts, he or she
should admit them before-
hand. Hidden feelings are
bound to come out in inter-
views with a caseworker.
There are many agencies
which offer adoption services.
Friends or acquaintances who
have adopted children will us-
ually be glad to share their
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972
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experiences, The yellow pages not automatically ruled out
of the telephone directory can as progpective parents nei
also provide some agency ther are those with low in
numbers and names. comes.
There may be fees involv In many parts of the coun
ed in adoption, points out try, adoptable babies are
Van Horn. Before beginning scarce — especially if they
with an agency, ask about are~healthy, white and new
the fees, State agencies usual- borns. The more selective
ly charge no fee; private ones prospective parents are, the
may have a sliding fee scale
depending on income,
Prospective adoptive par
ents must go through inter-
views and fill out some forms
before their application is
processed. These are designed
to help couples understand
more about parenthood, as
well as to establish the right
home for the right child.
In addition to interviews &
forms, Van Horn says physic-
al examinations, references,
and a brief financial report
are usually required. People
with physical handicaps are
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longer adoption may take.
It takes the sun 11 hours
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