Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-07-20 | Page 6 | People's Corner

Letter u welcomed to lc this his h d depart hut i Letter Lettera Db relli- relli rt I II I most mast be no lonier than P I 1 e's es Corner C ton anonymous will not be letters letter accepted ce wilt III I on on hel held one words word on side request Name of Write withheld with with- e eo o Pes p s o 0 r I n e ron r not be accepted defamatory treasonable trea letters Idon let Id- paper fen trill will not be tolerated I Scores Delay of Jailing Mr Fall Editor Peoples People's Corner All AU this delay in getting Albert B D Fa Fall 11 Into Jail mal makes es me rae sick It just proves what most mast of ot us have always believed anyway that anyway that that there is one law for tor or the rich and influential and another for the poor saps in the ranks of the common people I have all the s sympathy In the world for any sick man but if this man Fall was one of us common folks he would have been slammed Into Jail if he was in danger of dying the next minute The fact that In spi spite of all he lie has lias been proved guilty of of he still has powerful political friends is the theone theone theone one and only thing that has kept him out of Jail this long Now lets let's hope that President Hoover will have the thc sense and courage to defy these po friends and refuse Fall clemency clemency clem clem- clemency ency when he applies for it H as he certainly will In a small way we have the same thing here and always have ha and al always always al al- ways will wUl as long as 3 the courts and enforcement offices are political footballs DISGUSTED Charges Monopoly In Milk Business Editor Peoples People's Corner r At last the people of Salt Lake are arc becoming aware of the fact that they have been made the prey of or heartless milk monopolists This is being perpetrated by a single company company com corn pany pony which has control of not only the bottled milk industry but also of or orthe the canned milk When we stop to realize that this company is paying the farmers less than half hll the price it was paying two or three years ago go for fer fresh milk mUk and that the consumer is paying the same price we should then be forced to the conclusion that some few persons are arc gorging themselves with wealth by placing a premium on milk Our monopolistic friends will try to take refuge In the cl claim lm that they have reduced the price of canned milk by a cent or two per can But Dut be not deceived by this attempted camouflage for these cans of milk are one and a half haIr ounces smaller than they formerly were Doesn't this condition bear the earmarks earmarks earmarks ear ear- marks of or foul play and an attempt to profiteer at the expense of depriving ing hosts of or innocent families of this vital ital food What about It FAIR FAm PLAY Says Moratorium Doesn't Help All Editor Peoples People's Corner Why all this acclaim over the moratorium which Herbert Hoover has declared What is a moratorium but a d declaration of or insolvency pro tern tem It Is the big fellows that is the he big financiers who have been holding a Jubilee over this mora morn But if the Hoover moratorium had been made sufficiently Inclusive to suspend all debt pa paying ing for a year ear does anybody Imagine that the capitalist capi capt crowd would have acclaimed it as superlative statesmanship s Yet why not The answer here Is simple enough Because the big fellows can confess their own bankruptcy by usIng using using us us- ing a large sounding Latin term while the real character of the transaction would be too obvious to everybody 1 if suspension o ot payment were allowed to the little chaps who are losing their homes under foreclosures and andare andare andare are denied credit at the corner comer grocery grocery gro gro- cery because they want a moratorium until they get set a Job again The whole thing Is 15 strikingly illustrative illus Illus- of that fear of facing lacing the fa facts ts which characterizes the respectable respectable re reo re- re world The main difference between a conservative and a a. radical is 13 that a conservative is 15 afraid to look reality In the face while the radical insists on seeing things as they are The conservative wants no free discussion unless It concerns such unimportant items as the distance between us and the farthest start or whether man descended from a monkey mon mon- ke key or was wa-s made to order in a garden where Jobs were otherwise unknown The radical wants to know what Is 15 the matter with his meal ticket that he has to listen to a lot of forced preaching of ot antiquated myths before be be- fore he is allowed to expand his dehydrated dehydrated de de- de- de hydrated stomach with second I ity soup RUGGED INDIVIDUALISM I