Show WI L I i y BEVERLY PULLS HILLS Noll all I know is just lust what I read in the papers Pour Poor old papers While the LIndberg case was at Ushe its Us Aft I h he t e eighth I g ii h t th h they t even had to cu cut cutout t tout out some Borne of the adds Lets see how is tho the world going anyhow II Has a s depression depression depres depres- sion slon scraped the i bottom or Is it anchored there Things happen for a few da days s sIn In a n row that I make malte you think well maby she is turning Then the next all that is washed up and it looks like we dont know knoN a thing They are are getting betting a lot of more people employed employed em em- duo to Lo some splendid work of some very able and nd public and public spirIted spirited spir spir- Hed men I havo have a friend in the East ono one of the big international polo players Cheever Cowdin and he has done a lot of fine flue work along that line You know this darn thing has made the whole country better offIn off oft offIn In a lot of ways wn Its done away with four flushing If It a man got It he lont dont mind telling you right out that ho he Its made poverty poverty poverty pov pov- erty fashionable Its brought out some somo mighty good qualities in lotsof lotsof lots lotsof of people There is a CI spirit of better better bet bet- ter fell fellowship among everyone I think Things really are not as bad badoff badoff off oft as some paint em That Is I mean if it tho ones out of work could get Jobs Course thero there is lots of things that are not making money but they are not suffering so much The crime of the whole thing is farm machinery Never did a n farmer Carmer have bave as little yet never has his machinery cost as much I think their earnings have havo kept up during all this hard times They Thoy know an old boy has got to have a plow so make him pay for it Most men that I havo have talked to that ought to know but Lord that dont don't mean mean anything who does know anything anything anything any any- thing Well most of them are aro of the opinion that things will never be bo as they were and I dont suppose anybody wants to see see- that Cuckoo stage stage- again but these men seem to think that things will be more like they were away along before beCore the tho war war- That Is in prices Things you jou have to sell will be bo cheap but things you havo have to buy to eat wear and use will be In comparison I think this sales tax Is the best tax we wo havo have had in years ears Its what they call painless when you jOU dont know you are paying It it Course I just a name no tax Is really painless Then get the Income tax high You got to earn big money or you ou dont don't pay it so there should never be an any holler roller about that but there should be bo a distinction between between between be be- tween earned and unearned earned Income For Instance a man that earns every dollar by his work or efforts then another earns the tho same by having enough money Invested to bring him In that much One One- has hns his princIpal principal principal prin prin- cipal to fall back on and the other has nothing to tall raIl back on when his earning capacity has diminished Oh but tho the tough part of ot our whole system is tho amount of ot m money ney they are spending hundreds thousands practically millions that aro are working for the tho state tho the cIt city I the tho Federal Government And Its I not a bit better than the government govern ment we got for one third tho the money twenty years ago But well we'll do like the British well we'll muddle through Gosh we crazy there for awhile Why tho thought never noyer entered our head that we wo the brightest wisest wis cst est and most ac ac- people people peo peo- J r pie that ever was on t this his a earth 1 we figured figure ou out t Mass Production f tion y we make more things than anybody anybody any any- body Did the thought over enter enter enter en en- ter our bono bone bonehead head that the time might come came when nobody would want all these thIngs we t were making No we had It all nIl figured figured figured fig fig- I out that the more we made mado the more moro the they would want Honest as we look back on it now somebody ought to have taken each I one of us and soaked our fat heads Bought every thing under tho the sun that anybody had to sell if Ir he lye would sell it on enough payments Where was our payments going to tobo tobo bo ho if it we lost our Jobs Why that had never entered our heads Why should we ye lose loso our jobs allour all allour allour our big mon men telling us things was wag oven going to get better Was our or our prominent men warning us us' us If wo we had had a n prominent prom man ho ire would havo have but we wo just have havo any But wo we cant lay the blamo on to that wo we ail alj got gotto gotto gotto to lay It on Each one of ofus ofus ofus us Individually as ns wo we look back wo we can see seo what moss wo we made but the drunk runk Is over o and this sobering up Is terrible but as bad as it is Its better botter Ulan tuna any other country So I 1 cheer up tho only tl they dont tax you ou on 1932 1931 JhN 1 jaI t I |