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Show "' The Salt Lake Tribune, Sonday, July 1, 1963 2A - . - . 1.could by the President before R become law. 'This . is Sleeper Bill Is Waking . in this doubtful sesdom IHs Much Easier to Win Independence Than to Work' It Jt . BUT MEMBERS of the: House, all of whom are up fop . would have gone WASHINGTON, ..June 30 And it is bound to pick up on record for. the -boys back ; : (UPI)-- A sleeper bill Is ..com- more support, once it is on the home, The election-conscioufloor and In the open. ing awake in the .. ,, names on the., discharge, peti87th Congress. Again tion are supposed to beconfi-dentla- l Solon It Is a measure to give vetWASHINGTON,. June 30 while the signing erans ot World War I govCheno-wetIs (JP) Rep. J. Edgar ernment pensions of 8103 a announced But there would be month, x : secret about the vote on Saturday that he will be a MinrtMate for reelection to an . Total cost over the years Is floor. ... of bOllon dolestimated at 11 Even if it passed the House 11th term as representative lars, with an initial outlay of the legislation would have to Colorados Third Congresslon 1 billion the first year. . dear the Senate and be signed al District.E. ; CHAIEMANOtCC of the House Teague Veterans Committee, has labeled it a The measure long has been kicking around the committee which turned it down after a series of hearings. Teague, a veteran of World War H and wounded several times, was Latest Mahogany very much against it and a majority, of- the committee ' and Walnut backed "him. - But backers bypassed the finishes , , Teague committee, .- toRun canj-pafg- oi.. n ' h . ' (D-Tex- CARLOAD SALE OF give-away.- BEAUTIFUL SPINETS , I?: States Land of $752.00 Mahogany -- f - You name the terms 40-ho- Glen Bros. Music Co. . self-relia- ' 3 $CQ0 - Visit eur showrooms and soo thoso beautiful bargainsl . cities, government has become a part of our dally living to m extent that would have amazed our founding fathers. The variations are numerous but a couple of examples will show how each side lines up: ' L . -- Wlth -- - Walnut Even those wary of the measFormer President Dwight D. ference Is common now in ure concede that it looks like It has been my the Elsenhower week, in minimum the petition will go' over the ; judgment that the real threat wages, In protective laws for top. ; to liberty In thia republic will women and . children TF IT DOES, the bill is al; Rinot come from any audden, cal- cardos views were to be fol- most a cinch to pass, for it will j culated assault lowed for almost a cfentury. mean a House majority has : : Of this we can be sure: our to the threat Rather signed on the dotted line.- With the Industrial revolu- liberties will be primarily t They were to get powerful tion, with the vast increases in found in a steady erosion of support from an unexpected hsrles Darwins population, especially In the citizenship, and in source, CALL THIS A govment! Why, just look at It and see what Its like . ..A man cant get his rights In a govment like dlls. Sometimes Ive s mighty notion to just leave the country for good and alL , . , Oh, '7 father. """r'7yes, this is a wonderful govment, wonderful. " a; :.' reHes M comic and as All over the nation this pellent a character as Mark Twain eVer Invented, and in week, gpeakers who are presumably stonp sober will bow 4 Hucks own words: to our glorious past and start Whenever his liquor begun going for the government, or to work he most always went some segmenpf It for the govmeht (sic). This Many will contend government isnt doing enough. time he says: . j I $773.00 for it to work.' Many will maintain it is do, ing too much,. NO, attempt will be made here to evalute any views. Thats what elections are for. ByArthur Edzon , .. Associated Press Writer . .' . WASHINGTON, June 30-this Fourth of July week coming up, lets prepare for the oratorical floods by turning tq Huck Finns ' . ' SPECIAL PRICES! They wrote to each member of Congress urging support for a petition widely would discharge the committee from further consideration of the bill and bring it directly to the floor for a vote. Tx THEY ALSO HAD veterans and their families write to the lawmakers. 'Result: There has been a rush to get names on the petition, with the number approaching the 219 needed : excessive power concentration, study of evolution.; resulting from the lodging of For Herbert Spencer, an more and more decisions in an who ferociously Englishman bureaucfederal hated all state power, eagerly racy." . seized Darwins findings and PRESIDENT KENNEDY tHed to apply them to human "There are those who say that situations. the job is done, that the funcSURVIVAL OF the fittest tion of the federal government these were Spencers words, is not to govern, that tall the things that had to be done not: Darwins. Spencer' corp were done In the 30s and 40s tended that under natural laws and that our task istmerely to the rich become rich because administer. they are the fittest,and the I do not accept that view at poor . stay poor because they all. Nor can any American deserve0 be- who. sees what we still: have The survival of- the - fittest v left to do." theory feljon fertile soil in cou: Unless: you 'have been this deveIwatching closely, the D had taken tiie fit, the opment of governments role eelf rellant, the rugged In Americas dally life may to conquer the amaze you. wilderness. The federal governmeijt worries, about the food you eat, PUT THE , INTERSTATE where and how if ls grown, Commerce Commission was how it is processed, and, set up in 1887 after states were through price riipports, has a unable to cope with the power lot to say about its final cost of railroads. The Sherman Act came In 1890. It frets about the manu- Anti-Trufactured products you buy, Franklin D, .Roosevelt whether they are safe, his new deal. : brought Whether you were misled by The Employment ' Act of advertising. 1946 stated that it is the policy If you travel, it will have a hand in determining your fare, and, responslbility of . the fed to use every in trying to make your jour- eral government to full employ effort provide ney safe, in building the, new ment and to the genpromote. over drive. which highway yoti And, if you are lucky, you may eral welfare. wind up visiting a splendid IT HAS BEEN a prolonged national park. , and often bitter controversy . Your radio or televsion Is that continues to this day, with operating under a federal the pendulum swinging a bil one way and then a trifle the license. other. If you put money in the On our most controversial bank, It probably is protected issues today the problem still by federal insurance.' Is: Where shall the lines be If you buy stock, the Secu- drawn, in medlcar care, fedrities and Exchange .Commis- eral school aid, business con-tro-l sion tries to make sure that you are honestly informed as to what you are buying. IF ALL THIS seems- - so difIF YOU ARE A young man. ficult that at times, like Huck Uncle Sam has a claim on your Finns father, weve a mighty notion to leave this country military services (which would for good and all, well, nobody be pleasantly shocking to ever .promised that George Washington, who had would be easy. to win a revolution with shortterm, sunshine patriots). .. IT IS MUCH easier to win Although the point Is rarely independence than to work it" a perfect text for this stressed, states and local authorities also curtail individual Fourth of July.' freedom in a way that would be astonishiag only a few TOO SAVT : generations, back. 4 246' So. Main St. CmDaromDOmS ar ... ,l . jS -j liS iiM,, ii ever-growin- g ; -- 1 'i 5ior iFire vi .i. 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