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su c h a d e m a n d sh o u ld not be sam e k in d of p e rso n s we now have,
m ad e on the n a tio n a l tre a s u ry , but 80 w c o u g h t to have a p la n n in g
sin c e th a t tim e m an y billions h av e c o m m issio n o r so m e th in g , i ’oaslbly
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m o n th a s it w ould ta k e to m a k e e rn m e n t is p a y in g m illio n s of dol­
p e rm a n e n t s e ttle m e n t
w ith th e la rs to people w hom It does not
so ld ie r boys, he p ro b a b ly w ould ow e a n y d e b t to In o rd e r to save
see th e flood lea v in g th e tr e a s u r y th e c o u n try se e m s to m e th a t it
a n d th in k he h a d b e tte r g e t his m ig h t pay som e m oney to se rv ice
w hile th e sp e n d in g is g o in g on. be­ m en It does ow e a d e b t to for
c au se th e re is s u re to com e a d a y sa v in g th e c o u n try ." B p ringfleld
o f re c k o n in g in w hich th e so ld ier New«.
boys w ould a g a in be called upon
to be p a trio tic a n d a w a it th e d a te
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se t fo r p a y m e n t o f th e c e rtific a te s . te e h a s paid Its bills a n d h a s a
If all we need to b rin g p ro s ­ n e ste g g of JlfW. T h is fa c t m ay In­
p e rity is to g e t so m e m o n ey sp e n t, h ib it It fro m b e n e fitin g th ro u g h
let th e so ld ie r boys do som e of th e som e of th e re lie f fu n d s o f th e
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th a n it w ould c o st to se ttle w ith lions to need y a n d d eserv in g .
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T he u su a lly c o rre c t E u g e n e R eg ­
overlook. T h is w r ite r d o e sn 't see iste r-G u a rd sp e a k s o f " th e fa m o u s
how th e v e te ra n s c a n h e lp feeling C la rk W oods of th e W eston Load
d issa tis fie d w hen th e y see m oney e r " W h a t does fa m e a m o u n t to
g o in g o u t fo r e v e ry conceivable w h en p a p e rs lik e th e R-G w o n 't
fo rm of re lief, w ith a d m in is tra tio n even spell y o u r n a m e c o rre c tly ,
a t a heav y expense, w hile m a n y of e sp e cially su c h a six th g ra d e n am e
th e v e te ra n s , p ro b a b ly too p ro u d to a s W o o d ’
sa y so, a re a s m u ch in need o f re­
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lief fo r th em se lv es a n d th e ir fa m ­
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been b o rn a t W a sh in g to n rig h t
b y th e fe d e ra l tre a s u ry .
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w hy th e v e te ra n s sh o u ld be d is s a t­ ta ilm e n t o f p ro d u c tio n a lp h a b e tic a l
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It is n o t a h e a lth y c o n d itio n to e v id e n tly does not ta k e too s e r ­
h a v e se v e ra l m illio n m en In th e iously.
p rim e of life d issa tis fie d w ith th e
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tr e a tm e n t bein g a cc o rd ed them .
T h e m o st c o m m o n cau se o f p o o r v is io n is e y e -
T h e m o n ey will be th e ir s som e day, v a rio u s k in d s a r e bein g o rg a n iz ed
o r o u g h t to be. I t w e c a n pay W hy not o rg a n iz e a football sq u a d
s tr a in . A n d e y e s tr a in is su re to o c c u r w h e r e th e r e is
th e m now , th e r e will be se v e ra l fro m th e few w ho a re n o t on a
m illio n m en w ho will be given g o v e rn m e n t p a y ro ll’ T h e re m ay
p o o r lig h t in g . A fa m o u s h e a lth m a g a z in e says: “ I f
h e a i t to give even m ore th a n th e y be e n ough fo r su c h a tea m If c a s ­
now a re fo r th e w e lfa re o f th e ir u a ltie s a r e lim ited
s u f f ic ie n t illu m in a t io n is n o t p r o v id e d , th e eyes a r e
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a r e a t th e tim e of life w hen th e y
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t h a t th e a d ju s te d se rv ice c e r tif i­ a n y th in g c o m p a re d to th e fu n th e
h o d d v e f f ic ie n c y , a n d m a y p ro d u c e p e r m a n e n t
c a te s sh o u ld be paid now, we m ay s p e a k e r Is g o in g to h av e a t th e
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m u n d a n e s p h e re fo r fiv e a n d a
h a lf b illio n s o f people, w hile we
no w h a v e s lig h tly o v e r tw o billions.
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