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years—which has not yet been
spent. Of course, most of this
money is committed and will
actually be spent in the next year
or two. There was no suggestion
of cutting that part of the pro
gram.
MUTUAL AID
In the mutual aid program which
was under consideration, there
was a difference of opinion as to
whether the unspent funds ap
propriated previously totaled 4
billion or 6% billion. To a lot of
government spenders, a billion or
two dollars is a small matter to
pay any attention to.
But I felt that a billion or two
dollars cut tff the proposals for
aid to foreigi countries, if cut at
the right places, would certainly
be a step in the right direction.
This foreign aid program is by
no means the largest spending
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proposal for the coming year. In
addition to this, plans are to spend
about 65 other billions of dollars
in the coming year. So. you see,
the government spenders have
rather expensive plans to continue
their reckless spending policies.
Of course, they are assuring you
that it all is an absolute neces
sity—it’s all in the name and the
guise of “national defense.”
TIME TO THINK
To be sure, we cannot let up
on any worthwhile objective of
real national defense. But when
foreign nations have made greater
progress than was originally con
templated, and when those na
tions are failing to contribute any
thing to their own defense and
stability—then it seems to me that
it is about time for us to apply
the brakes to our give-away pro
gram.
Of course there is a lot of hys
teria and fear whipped up by
the bureaucrats, who prophesy
doom on one hand if every one
of their suggestions is not car
ried out. and perfect peace on
the other hand if only their sug
gestions are followed.
As Senator Paul Douglas, a pror
fessional economist, pointed out,
it will do us little good as a na
tion to spend untold billions for
foreign aid if. in doing so. we
destroy our own fundamental
economy, since then we will be
playing directly into the hands
of Stalin. That, of course, is ex
actly what Stalin’s regime hopes
and thinks we will do.
No one can understand the true
situation of appropriations unless
he studies and reads the hearings
and the reports of the committees,
and really learns where and how
our money is being spent.
Above all, nobody should ac
cept without question the word of
any bureaucrat who makes it his
business to sell the public on
the idea of spending more and
more money.
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AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
THE KEEPING OP SWINE BY
ANY PERSONS WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
TOWN OF BLACK MOUNTAIN,
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NORTH
CAROLINA.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Black Mountain:
SECTION I. That it shall be
unlawful for any person or per
sons to keep within the Corporate
Limits of the Town of Black
Mountain any swine.
SECTION II: That all persons
now having swine on his or their
premises within the Town of
Black Mountain shall remove the
same within a period of thirty
(30) days from the date hereof.
SECTION III: That a violation
of this ordinance by any person
or persons, or any Section hereof,
shall be punishable by a fine not
exceeding $50.00, or a prison term
not exceeding thirty (30) days at
the discretion of the Mayor of
the Town of Black Mountain.
SECTION IV: That all ordin
ances or parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
SECTION V: That the provis
ions of this ordinance shall be
in full force and effect on and
after June 1st, 1952, and that the
same shall be published once in
the Black Mountain News.
I move the adoption of the
foregoing ordinance this the 13th
day of May, 1952.
J. M. LANCE
Alderman.
Seconded:
F. H. RICHARDSON
Alderman.
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There is a new attitude in the
land. The old pitch has apparent
ly lost much of its appeal.
In Congress — North Carolina
is getting young men in congress.
Our baby up there now is Hood
row Jones of Rutherford. Last
Saturday’s voting will chop off
about 30 years from the average
age of our congressional delega
tion.
Congressman Kerr could have
retired with honors. He preferred
to take his chances and go down
fighting. L. H. Fountain of Tar
boro. 39. will be one of the coun
try's youngest congressmen.
There were a dozen other men
in the second district who could
have beaten Kerr, but they didn't
know it: and thus Fountain is re
warded for his nerve.
He has fine experience and
should make an able congressman.
No Promises — The Democrats’
nominee for governor has made
no promises to anybody. He will
go into office free-handed. Chances
are that many of those on the
state payroll who supported him
—because it seemed the smart
thing to do—will resign from
their positions sometime during
the winter.
In the flush of victory. Kerr
Scott appointed some men to high
office principally because they
worked for him. Three or four of
these fell by the wayside after
a few months, but many of them
are still on the job—and sup
ported Umstead.
More Fun — Between now and
June 28 there will still be plenty
of fun for those folks who get
pleasure from politics. There will
be more than a score of inter
esting local races—or that's the
way it looks from here—and the
supreme court thing.
Two of the strongest legal
minds to be found anywhere were
running neck-an-neck. Judges R
Hunt Parker of Roanoke Rapids
and William H. Bobbitt of Char
lotte can measure up well to any
man now on the state supreme
court. It’s a pity we can’t elect
both of them.
Scott Appointee Itimous T. Val
entine didn't run nearly as well
as had been predicted. He spent
a considerable amount of money
in getting his name out there
before the people, but some how
they wouldn’t take to him.
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