Refugio Timely Remarks (Refugio, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1956 Page: 3 of 8
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Refugio Timely Remarks, Thursday, June 28, 1956—Page 3
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The affairs of our Nation grow
involved as the masses be-
more
educated and intelli-
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TITLE INSURANCE
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JULY 4th SPECIALS!
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No. %CAN
MEAT
BLACK HAWK LUNCHEON
12-OZ. CAN
OTHER PICNIC FAVORITES
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COFFEE
TOWIE PLAIN OR STUFFED
37c
PLANTER'S SALTED COCKTAIL
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SHORT R1BB
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$198
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PLASTIC MUGS 10c WOODEN FORKS 7c
DIVIDED, REG. 35c
MIRACLE, REG. 29c
Plastic PLATES 29c CAN OPENER 23c
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STORES WILL
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JULY 4th
H.E.B. BEST
POUND BAG
GOLD CUP
POUND BAG
benefits. The worker and consumer
have become the same person, so
that the old conflict between pro-
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Snowdrift
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THERMIC, 1-GALLON PLAIN
REGULAR $2.49 .........
REGULAR 40c SIZE
MEXSANA POWDER
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DRESSING
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LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO
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Maryland Club 98c
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FRESHE
Corn Chips
DIXIE-COLD PAPER
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HAWAIIAN
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JUNE 28th, 29th AND 30th
ALUMINUM, REG. $5.95
FOLDING CHAIR
PORTABLE, REG $2.29
BARBECUE GRILL
WATERPROOF INSULATED, REG. $2.49
THERMIC BAG
SHULTON'S
BRONZETAN
SUNTAN
LOTION
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CHARCOAL
FULLER'S DILL OR SOUR
PICKLES
FRENCH'S
MUSTARD
ORANGE BLOSSOM
CAKE
CHOCOLATE LIME
CUP CAKE
PEACH POCKET
ROLLS
APPLE CINNAMON
ROLLS
OLIVES
REYNOLDS' ALUMINUM
WRAP
REFUGIO MISSION TITLE CO.
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bly system, Salvadori says—There
are fewer large fortunes in the
U. S. A. than there were 50 years ducer and consumer is disappear
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Co-Author Gilmer-
Aikin School Laws
PINT 494
European capitalism is reaction-
ary, but in America it has been
reformed, so that employees are
not its enemies, but are part of
the enterprise.
Our capitalism has become less
privileged, because of the larger
number of those sharing in its
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interference, to weaken and de-
stroy it.
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individual firm. ( In March 1954, two enlisted
The overall picture then of our WAVES were selected for officer
American economy, is a very good training, beginning a program to
one indeed. It will be a fight to integrate outstanding outstanding
keep it that way. We must not enlisted Waves into the officer
allow Federal, Foreign or Fanatic grades.
ew •om
ing.
Europeans think there is a lack
of planning in America; that we
forge ahead with production, with-
out thinking. On the other hand,
we believe that State planning
kills initiative and competition.
As a matter of fact, our private
businesses are constantly being
carefully drafted and designed.
Accurate planning is much more
essential here than anywhere else,
including the Soviet Union. Plan-
ning for a competitive market, is
a major goal for each company or
5s. 27
REGULAR gAe
...BOTTLE IVr
g-oz. JAR 10*
Eoch 69*
98c plus tax
GAINES MEAL
DOG FOOD ...........2-POUND BAG 33*
QUART JAR 19*
TAN E CREME RINSE
SUGAR
IMPERIAL CANE
5-LB .BAG . . #A
BEANS 2 23C
Wesson Oil
QUART BOTTLE 59
FACIAL TISSUE
________H.E.B. GUARANTEED MEATS---------;
I FRYERS a F“ ™ 39C |
| “These chikens are of the finest quality and offered |
at this special low price”
I Dubuque — Lean Tender — Boneless
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ago. Incomes from workers to ex-
ecutives, show a sharply decreas-
ing differential with them. These
differences are less in the U.S.A,
than in any other major country,
including the USSR. In Russia the
executive income is 12 times that
of the farmer, while in the USA
it is only 4 times. Instead of mo-
nopoly we have intense compe-
tition.
The majority of people in most
nations are against capitalism, but
the American brand is entirely
different from the European.
PEAS
KOUNTY KIST "I A)c
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Margarine
SILVER VALLEY mg Oc
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EXPERIENCED
LEGISLATOR
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Then as regards individual
wealth, plutocracy and the monop-
Proper Only at Home
She (hysterically) — I wish I
had never married you.
He — S‘sh! Don’t let us quarrel
here on the street. What have we
our home for?
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6 For 21
PKG. 54 TO 254
GAS — GAS — GAS
De you have a sour stomach and
BURP • BURP - BURP.
Akelosine-A relieves Gas, Sour Stom-
ach, flail bladder trouble by restoring
Potassium Balance. Akalosine-A $1.50 at
your druggist. Mfg. Cuero Laboratories.
Cuero, Texas.
99/ 93
.. 8-OZ. CAN 35*
TECHNICAL TALKS by W. R. (Doc) Hounsll— .
Nation's affairs growing
constantly more complex
gent, until it becomes almost im-
possible for a citizen to make up
his mind as to just what is the
best for his Country. We are re-
minded of the silly little jingle
“Big fleas have little fleas upon
their backs, to bite ’em. Little
fleas have smaller fleas and so
ad infinitum”. This complicity in-
vokes many an argument in our <
daily papers, and includes govern-
ment capital, labor, socialism and
liberalism. The trouble is that each
debator fluently makes his point,
and then quits, and no-one carries
through to any satisfying end.
What sort of Government do we
want, and what kind of a Coun-
try? We have ammended our Con-
stitution beyond recognition and
I yet we seem to rapidly progress
and prosper. This election-year
should be a good time to decide,
how to preserve what we now
have.
The critic who is raving against
, 'what he calls our “socialists and
liberals” and the critic who is so
bitter against “subsidized farm-
ers” and the "labor-union racket”,
are all in the same boat, as re-
gards our economic policy.
In these dispised brackets, they
seem to place everyone who is not
in complete sympathy with our
super-corporations, which control
I and monopolize our oil, gas mo-
' tors, electric-power, metals, chem-
icals etc. They never mention the
fact that Big Business is subsi-
dized much more than are the lit-
l tie farmers. Their argument does
! not followed-through far enough.
K They fail to mention that the
r “give-away” program of the U.
S. Government, is being used to
I buy machines, tools and arma-
| ment from American Corporations.
I Can they not see that these foreign
A purchasers are “subsidy”’, purely
B and simply, and the money comes
■ from our own tax-payers? They
would much rather label such talks
■ as “socialistic” and then prompt-
I ly forget it.
■ Now we fond parents loudly de-
I plore such modem youthful games
I as “Chicken”, played with automo-
biles, or “Russian Roulette” play-
I ed with guns. Yet is is quite all
I right for a civilized world to in-
L a dulge in a gigantic Armament
r Race, which boosts the State-in-
h dustry erf Russia and the Big Mer-
| gers of America. The possibility of
8 a final crash or explosion, does not
9 worry us. No country would dare
I start a modern war, you know, but
I we must still be prepared.
Well, they say, “We impose tre-
• mendous corporation taxes on Big
| Business.” This is correct, but ’the
I Big Company gets around that
■ very nicely. Depreciation and
I amortization were once based on
the old 25 year period. Now, be-
cause of enormous armament pro-
I fits, the depreciation is based up-
on a 5 year amortization. These
3 billions thus deducted, make the
‘income and corporate taxes look
like a drop in the bucket. Then
after this, the critics should com-
pare the 1955 profits of a really
Big company, with the increased
cost in wages, for the same peri-
od. This would be following-
through to get the complete pic-
ture.
For authority on the American
way of life, let us quote Salvadori,
pre.s-- n.story and political
economy at Smith College. He says
the Soviet Union has more natural
resources, per capita, yet it only
• takes 50 hours of work in the
. U.S.A, and 258 hours in the U.S.S.-
’ R. to buy a cotton dress, a man’s
suit and a pair of shoes. Why?
CHILI
Patio without 4)Oc
Beans, 16-oz. can A #
H. E. B. Hamburger
or Coney BUNS
HEART'S DELIGHT FRUIT
COCKTAIL.............17.oz.can 21
GRAPES Extra Fancy California Seedless p 23c
FRUIT PIES
PICTSWEET APPLE, BOYSEN-
BERRY OR CHERRY
20-OUNCE 29
PACKAGE ........
DI New Crop California
LVEV3 Canta Rose ............
......QUART 43c
SILVER VALLEY WHITE OR COLORED
Marshmallows "9k& 17*
NEWT EX SALAD
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FRANKS
RADISHES Large Bunches.....
CHEESE Cd"ssPsishka 2-lb. box 63c
do you know what
debts and taxes
wiz2 will do to’ your
C estate?
SILVER VALLEY ASSORTED
Beverages . C PLoN DEPOSIT) 19*
FRESHE
Potato Chips 5* Package 59*
NORTHERN PAPER
NAPKINS .....FKG OF 80 13*
CHI-NET DIVIDED PAPER
PLATES ...PKG. OF 10 19*
WAXTEX WA-OAPER ROLL 19*
SLICED Cudahy’s
Wickklow
BACON pound ______
GREEN ONIONS Large Bunches ....EACH 9c
HOME PERMANENTS
REGULAR OR SUPER $159 .
$2.00 VALUE ■ plus tax
A Satisfying Be
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