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The Danburv Reporter
N. E. PEPPER, Editor and Publisher
luued Wednesdays at Danbury, N. C., and entered H thfe Danbury
postoffiae as second class matter, under act of Congress.
Danbury, N. C. July 21, 1938.
NO INCREASE OF NATIONAL DEBT UNDER
NEW DEAL, BUT A DECREASE
LET THE TRUTH BE TOLD, THOUGH THE
HEAVENS FALL
Here Are The Facts:
The great American ship of state is headed
straight to the rocks of bankruptcy and financial
ruin. Roosevelt is a wild, dangerous dema
gogue who seeks to overthrow the constitution
and establish himself as Dictator —like Stalin
Hitler and Mussolini.
This is the constant howl of the Saturday Eve
ning Post, of Rascob and DuPont, of Bailey anc
Byrd and Carter Glass, and of the Libert:,
Leaguei*s under whatever aliases they are now
sailing.
The refrain of their song of hate is echoed anc
re-echoed by many newspapers whose stock is
controlled by big interests incensed at higV
taxes; by hundreds of people who know thej
are lying; by thousands who are honest bul
misled and misinformed; by other thousands
who do not know and have never known wha 1
they are bleating about. -*•» — *-
Why should not Senator Bailey, who rode int
his high office on the crest of the Roosevell
wave, be fair enough to the President to repre
sent the true faith of his North Carolina constit
uents —who are hard to fool.
Why should Byrd and Glass continue to mis
represent the true sentiment of the peo
pie of Virginia, who believe in the honesty anc
the ability of President Roosevelt?
Why should DuPont and Rascob—both OJ
whom were convicted in the courts last week ol
a million-dollar income tax swindle—continue
in their efforts to bamboozle the Americar
people, who, the poll shows, are still believers
in the integrity of Franklin D. Roosevelt and
the saving grace of the New Deal?
Why does this brilliant coterie, with am
biguous phrase and high sounding rhetoric,
seek to mislead the honest common people; what
have they done for the farmer, the laboring
man, or the man without a job who is trying tu
live and support his family?
What intelligent, constructive program of re
lief for the country have they to offer in place
of the program which they so bitterly criticise
and denounce?
Nothing but a do-nothing policy which would
inevitably lead to starvation and revolution.
\ THE TRUTH, WHICH MAKES US FREE
Let the truth prevail though the heavens fall.
Give the New Deal a Fair Deal.
Let us analyze the situation for ourselves
without listening to the winds of hate and pre
judice, or the wolf howl of those who would
DESTROY, while the New Deal is trying to
BUILD.
HERE ARE THE FACTS AND THE PROOF
When Hoover came into power, the national
debt was 16 billion dollars. During the 4 years
of his term, he increased the national debt to 23
billion dollars, and left this debt when he went
out. He also left the most destructive panic in
the history of the American people. He DID
NOT leave a trace of benefits to any community
in America. - — 1 •»
NOW FOR FDR
How much did FDR increase the national debt?
Answer—from 23 to 38 billion dollars. But J&ait
a minute —10 billions of this money is LOANS
to countless industries, railroads, banks, in
surance companies and businesses which will
be PAID BACK by the countless communities
who have taken advantage of the help provided
for them, and which saved them from ruin.
So, that vou cannot count this 10 billions* of
HELP LOANS in the WASTE? BILL which his
THE D/VNBURY RCPOBTEB
critics charge against the President. It is WORK
ING CAPITAL which will surely flow back to the
Treasury of the United States.
THUS—FIVE BILLIONS is only the net in
crease of indebtedness of the U. S. Treasury un
der the New Deal.
BUT LISTEN FURTHER
During" the 5 years of the New Deal, the in
come of the farmer has DOUBLED.
During the 5 years of the New Deal the in
come of the American people has increased more
than TWENTY BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR.
HOW COULD THIS BE PAID?
The net increase in the national debt can be
paid today with one-fourth of the net yearly in
crease in the income of the American people in
the year 1937.
THERE IS REALLY NO INCREASE BUT A
DECREASE
The words below are from Senator Alien W.i
Barkely of Kentucky: !
"When we consider whether a Nation is head-'
ed toward bankruptcy—as asserted by those;
who have no faith in America—we do not take;
into account merely an increase in a Government!
debt; we must take into account the increase oi*;
decrease of all debts, public and private, home
debts, railroad debts, industrial debts, munici-j
pal debts, and county debts, state debts and in- 1
dividual debts. While it is true that the netj
debt of the United States Government has in-j
creased by five billion dollars, the net aggre- 1
gate debt of the American people, public and
private, has actually decreased since the inaugu -
ration of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Govern
ment program he had the vision and the cour
age to set in motion."
Notice From Stokes
Game Protector
The following changes were
made in the game law for 1938-39:
The seasons open as follows:
I Thm worst
|booyodor|
ipo.j
/ Tin worn body odor
P(F MfV , ( comu from P. O.—
P \ »r ' J pai'aplratlon odor un
fgfc J m /M' S dor the arma.
M ' :'4F ,B Take; 1 minute to
W F 7 | J9 u.e Todora —new.
k-_ * % AJR amaalng deodorant
ff' fmM croam that worko
I- / 'OVTW directly on underarm
" mcrettona. Normally
•topi odor I to .1 dmv*. Todora aloo reduoea
amount of paroplratlon.
Made without lard— Todora la utterly dif
ferent from atlff, grainy paatea: (1) Soft—
amootb aa face cream. (1) Leave. no atlcky
Mm oo ftnsora or uoderarma. *) Leaves no
"lardy" amall on dothoe. 2i«— to#. Oat it to
day— money back If not dollthted.
Trial alaa rasa Bond coupon. «
YODORA
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|if LIILL I size to McKnaon A •
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AMERICA'S
STANDARD TIM*!
ma " +** ' J
CM iraMWMtky Itat ii • («wl
. UJBMIH waleb. Wanhec i* lb*
•tasllMt ui IMMMI
watob at il-50- CKraaw
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Quail —Dec. 15th to Fe d. 20 -
Rabbit—Nov. 20th to Feb. 15.
Squirrel—Oct. Ist to Jan 15.
Oppossum— (with grun and
dogs.)— Oct. 15th to Feb. 15.
(Trapping)— Nov. Ist to Feb.
15.
CHARLIE MARTIN,
Stokes Game Protector.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
To fit the Stokes county rec
ords. Mailed to any address,
50 cents per dozen
DANBURY REPORTER.
"We pledge ourselves faithfully to observe the pro
visions of this Code of Practice ..... convinced
that Beer is the Nation's Bulwark of Moderation."
Wide-spread Praise follows adoption of Code
of Practice by members of Brewers Foundation
THE PUBLIC'S response to the adoption of How far we can go, and how soon, d®-
a Code of Practice by the members of the pends very much on ourselves... but partly
Brewers Foundation was prompt and also on you.
favorable. Public opinion once aroused, can operate
Newspapers, social service groups and to bring about honest enforcement of existing
thousands of individuals expressed great laws. Restriction of your patronage only to
satisfaction with the brewers' determination legal, respectable retail outlets can and will
to conduct their business in accord with the operate to raise retailing standards,
desires andconscienceof the American public. Public preference for the products of Foun
, The Code pledges the brewers publicly to dation members, identified by the symbol
"support the duly constituted authorities in reproduced below, will bear witness of your
the elimination of anti-social conditions approval both to members and to cooperating
wherever they may surround the sale of retailers, and will encourage them to ro
j beer to the consumer." newed efforts. /*
L UNITED BREWERS INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION
■ 21 East 40th Street, New York, N. Y.
jy-jJiy Correspondence is invited from
■ groups and individuals every- ,
t'.i Jjwf where who are interested in the 2
j brewing industry and its social HHKyfIH O
uJhU t responsibilities.
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Buy in larger quantities . . , shop when
food prices are lowest . . . cook ;n Urjer —.
quantities . . .save your left-ovsrs for )
other meals . . . nuksr your own frozen
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the housewife who owns one!
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