Roosevelt Standard | 1944-03-16 | Page 7 | Uncle Phil Says:

Uncle PhilQ, Sac3: syF "pHE smallness of a man's wants has more to do with his independence inde-pendence than the greatness of his means. Your enemies will more often tell you the truth about yourself than your friends uill. Perhaps the lack of horses has something to do with the lack of good horse sense today. As you get into a disagreeable job you find it less and less so, and before long it is done. Life is said to be a slow, painful process of shedding hair; teeth and illusions. illu-sions. Blind obedience is the foundation founda-tion of all dictatorships. A tightwad 'is one who saves his money for some spendthrift to spend.