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Judge Gwynn Addresses Tryon Kiwanis Club Judge Allen H. Gwynn of Reids ville spoke to the Kiwanis Club Tuesday at Oak Hall Hotel. Judge Gwynn reviewed the freedoms that Americans have to be thank ful for but we generally take for granted. Of all our freedoms, the one given almost the entire attention by the average man is freedom from want. The speak er said that there are only two economic philosophies, but that there are many branches of these two theories. One is that the society as a whole is responsible for the wants of the individual and in order to provide for the individual's wants it is necessary to control the economy. If the government is to control the economy it must eventually control production and this leads to the ownership’ of all property by the government. When this takes place the individual loses his liberties and is told what to do and where he must do it. The other economic philosophy is that the individual’s respon sibility is to look after himself. This is the only system that gets the maximum output from the individual and caters to human nature with the profit incentive. The speaker felt that in order for this system to survive there must be a great majority of people who are property owners. Judge Gwynn felt that we ourselves are largely responsible for the country’s trend toward socialism. He lamented the fact that many industrialists had failed for years to realize that a wuiKer iiiusi De pam a wage mat would enable him to purchase a home and save a little for a rainy day. When men cannot earn enough in private enterprise they then turn to their government for help. Judge Gwynn felt that the gov ernment’s role should be that of an impartial umpire to enforce the rules of the game bub not lo play the game itself. Guests of the club were Jack Craig, Columbus; Hal Byrd, of Spartanburg; and J. T. Arledge, Henry Bartol, “Buck Moss”, Gad en Corpening, and M. R. McCown all of Tryon. Woodrow Hague was in charge of the program. Mrs. Grace Willard and M. L. Crawley have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. High tower and family. FOR RENT: Private' home with lovely living room, d&edroom, kitchen and bath on Godsnaiw Hill. Beautiful view. Very reasonable. We also have many praer homes and property to reiuf\and sell. Tryon Real Estate am*?1insurance, adv. 7, 8, c. f/ Wanted: Furni retired physician a of June, July, Ai/g tember. Reply to fice. adv 567c agffc nonTOs d Cottaj^ wife moi and Sep Bulletin Of Chicken Stew, Pie and Coffee 50c at W. O. W. Hall, jColum bus, N. C. FRIMJr night, Feb. 8th Servin/ begins at 7 P. M. SponsoredNtfy W. 0. W. Forward pyUTS 01 We’re p/opdfalso, to join the Boy Scouts fin promoting their great program—“Forward ... On Lib erty’s Team”. The more boys we have on this team as Scouts, the stronger America will be! R. H. BRADY, Agent Tryon, N. C.
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