Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-14 | Page 4 | What Readers Think

What Reader Readers Th Think In I i Peoples People's Corner As a a. final expression n on th social security bill Some mei tini um since the writer g gave ve an an through the columns of th the i P Pi fl pies pie's Corn Corner r of The Telegram ili he would not be surprised cd if aged and infirm were handed i political lemon in the above bil Not having having- had bad privilege 0 I reading a copy I am ant unable 1 t Q form lorm an opinion of it its content conten but when we consider the tl tin and nd strenuous efforts spent t congress before final v and President Roosevelt's sign Ien ture to same ume making it a laone Ui la one would think at least it wm be comprehensive and explicit all details should details should an Lion Hon be made for tor operation i same J From recent articles publish In our local papers my was called to one signed by I E EPaul Paul acting at present time w appointive position as M director 4 old age pensions of Salt Law Lak county Also AJo an article signed bj T. T C. C a a. gentleman ww has been giving his services ir in cooperation with The Salt Laki Tribune to assist the aged n In and infirm in the state that were eI elj elt gible gible- to qualify for lor old age P pe pc alons As above above- stated if Jr sale said a aIs Is as the electorate have b bel be given to understand from rac ra rad speeches and press ments by Mr r. r Roosevelt It won wo seem that any state in the federal appropriation the modest sum um of or 15 per mon mont would be required strictly conform to intent and essence said laid act regardless of race cr ere or color We find often that perso pers holding remunerative and a a positions are are- liable use the press and other meat meal not for tor their own individual co but for tor those that 51 people have elected to Ual remunerative positions tm thi the of ot the appoints officials to the Iele elected ted official The appointment by Roosevelt of ot John G. G Wins Winant j chairman of at the social act reputed the richest man i his own state no doubt Wa was was wise selection a man who Ii J. Isi with willi broad social and one not compelled to himself seIf in playing plain cheap politiC In a country of superabundant Roping Hoping the people w will ll not p pw too much blame on any of ot O 0 oil appointive committees but C those who have the etl to appoint same power R. R LEGGET