The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 160, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 10, 1939 Page: 2 of 4
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IGK TWO
THE DENISON PRESS
TUESDAY, JAN. 10th, 1&30
THE DENISON PRESS
Established in 1930
Telephone No. 300
Office of Publication 607 West Main
Issued Daily Except Sunday
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Democracy Neither White
Shirt or Homespun
It is to be regretted Uiat a Speaker at
one of the recent Jackson day dinners in
Dallas, himself a recently elected man to
a scate office, referred to another Jackson
dinner in another building in Dallas as a
white-collared affair, and held out pity
for the unhoused and unfed group, which,
he set forth, formed the basis of our com-
mon democracy.
If we understand our Democracy, it
OTHER EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
DANGER OF DISTRESS J same effect in lesser degree. But
Presenting his budget message t the longer reduction is delayed
to the Congress, President, j the more difficult it will be to
Roosevelt asked appropriation of j reduce and the more disastrous
some millions for WPA relief
work to cover the needs until
June, and something over a bil-
lion for the ensuing year. He said
that "any violent contraction" in
relielf spending would result not
only in human misery but also
"disruptive withdrawal from Am-
erican industry of a volume of
purchasing power which industry
needs at this time."
How very true that is. Just as
true as that the drug addict goes
to pieces when his supply of sed-
ative is taken from him—he has
become accustomed to it and his
will power is so weakened that he
is unable to look for something
to take its place ana at the same
time to restore him to his norma!
health.
It is certain that any consider-
able reduction in relief spending
would cause suffering—even in
small reduction would have the
does not try to form classifications, unless
^fundamental democracy and elementary
I justice could be caled class doctrine.
It is beside the point to denounce a
white collared group as against the under
dog in order to get some kind of standing
for the latter. Such a buildup at once
takes the glorious crown of a freeman
from the so-called under dog and makes
him an object of pity.
We have been having entirely too
much of this gratuitous fling at the fat as
| against the lean, the hassers an hasnoters.
It is entirely inimical to the best interest
of the growth of real Democracy in the
hearts of the people.
Merely because one sits down to a
] $25 dinner and another to a $1 affair,
does not make different classes of Democ-
racy or indicate one group is trying to
dominate the situation.
Democracy is for all alike and can
sit at the table with bounty or be at home
in the home of the lowly. It is something
apart from money, clothes, banquets or
things. It is the Spirit of America which
sends men forth believing in themselves
and their privilege to be what their day
dreams encourage them to be.
The greatest safeguard America has
is in keeping down just such attitudes as i
were shown in the unfortunate remark by I
the Jackson day diner.
oo
Mayor-Editor Tom W. Perkins, of
McKinney, announces he will not seek the
office of mayor again, but will retire to
take care of his private business which de-
mands his attention. Mr. Perkins has
served at different intervals for a period
of more than thirty years his city, besides
serving the county as Senator. He has
made one of the most faithful servants of
the people and retires full of honor and
ripe service. Aside from helping to build
one of the best dailies in all the state, he
has been active in everything of general
good in his city, county and state. He has
indeed served all the people alike and
can claim all as his friend—and that is
saying something for a mayor and editor.
earlier screen gangster, or from
the more polished but still not
convincing racketeer types, slen-
der and swarthy.
Kendall accomplishes the feat
of being deadly and delightful at
the sataie time, and the effect is
unusual. For example, in his role
of policy-racket king in "Twelve
Crowded Hours," Kendal! takes
Richard Dix and Lucille Ball for
a "ride," and while doing that
chats gaily with them as lie
plays the genial host, but still ap-
pears sinister.
An accomplihed performer at
all types of villainy, Kendall sad-
ly admits his downfall in the caste
of the three little Kendalls who
just laugh when he tries to be
villainous in their presence.
Kendall played the brutal re-
effect it will have. And this ap-
plies to all Federal spending.
All this money is taken from
the people by taxation. When it
is returned to the people in the
form of wages or subsidies or
whatnot it is lessened by the cost
of collection and disbursing.
Might it not be better to not do
so much collecting of taxes, let
the people have the money and
spend it direct and save the
handling expenses?
The solution of a return to our I form school superintends in
ri;„„,.„ „—!••<■: I "Crime School," the persecuting
ordinary condition is not in pro-
viding more government work
but in lessening taxation and
lettin? the people who earn the
money spend it as they choose
for things they need or want.
There would be fewer government
employes but they also might find
places in productive work and
help swell the national income.—
Paris News.
federal man in "Invisible Men-
ace" and in the recent "Pacific
Liner" be played a sort of inhu-
man, almost metaphysical fireman
in the stokehole.
He has been a "mean" one for
many years. But a contradiction
was his role of "Charlie Chan"
on the radio year after year. Hp
even played Western heavys on
the screen. This, he says, is not his
metier; he doesn't like to ride
and the horses don't like to car-
ry his 250 pounds, which makes
it a stand-off.
find himself quite out of favor
while a film Falstaff takes his
place as a purveyor of evil.
It's all due to Cy Kendall, aj
large and well-fed gentleman who!
to the casual eye looks like a!
prosperous executive with benevo-i
lenf feeling toward all the word P*'N ■" MINUTE
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few minutes, pet the Doctor's formula
,A i NURITO. Dependable—no opiate?, no nar-
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^EU HITS S
HOLLYWOOD
FILMSHOP
By ALEXANDER KAHN
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(HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Holly-
wood has a new Merchant of Men-'
ace. And a* a consequent styles era, Kendall exudes a type m nuuito. uepei.ditbk-no opiate,. n,n.r.
in film villainy may undcT&o a menace that chills and intrigues cotics. Does the work quickly—must relieve
radical change. The lean and him- the spectaor. It is very different SU"or'm^y
gry Cassius of the screen may from the "dem and dose" style ofj •offer. Vte NURITO ea thfa -uur_ot«e to<u
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Is the "Stralollner " a super ship designed for sub-stratosphere passenger flying. The great ship,
which will fly at about 20,000 feet, is sealed when in flight and will carry 33 passengers by day, 25
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HE'S A MAN OF PEACE, BUT-
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110 N. BURNETT
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Chiropractor
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Res. Phone 1620
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203 W. Main
Phone 131/7
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For Purchases of
• BICYCLES
• RADIOS
• ACCESSORIES
e TIRES
• BATTERIES
M. K. JONES
Bear Drug Co., 230 West
Main, Denison, Texas,
makes application for Medi-
cinal Pharmacy Permit, for
retail sale of Liquor and
Wines.
J. F. Jordan-C. E. Schenck
Owners
(Adv.)
Sales People Wanted!
CAN MAKE good money; easy to
sell; experience unnecessary.
See C. E. Eykes, Cecil I. Brooks
Funeral Home. 159—3t
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fresh vegetables and staple
groceries.
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BAUM GROCERY
LAWRENCE MARKET
212 W. WOODARD
PHO. 666
Copyright. 1939, t>v FatrcMld.
Tlie sheath dinner gown is indi-
vidualized through its extremely
wide, long and tight cuffed sleeves,
fn starched white lace the neck i*
(oftiy molded for a high line.
N@r/®us, Weak,
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Much nervousness Is caused by an ex-
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which may also cause Getting Up
Nights, Burning Passages, Swollen
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Excess Acidity, Leg Pains and Dizzi-
ness. Help your kidneys purify your
blood with Cyste*. Usually the very
first dose starts helping your kidneys
clean out cr-cesB adds and tills soon may
make you feel like new. Cystcx must
satisfy you completely or money back is
Suaranteefl. Get Cyntrx (slsss-tex) to-
ay. It costs only Sc a dose at druggists
and the guarantee protect* you.
diffrent man next day,
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Why don't you take Alka-'
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Headache, Sour Stomach, Colds,
Fatigue, Muscular, Rheumatic
'or Sciatic Pains?
Alka-Seltzer makes a sparkling
alkaline drink. As it contains an
analgesic (Acetyl - Salicylate),
tt first relieves the pain of
Eday ailments, then by help-
> restore the alkaline bal-
tends to remove the cause
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The low rent permits our low
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If It Is
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Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the only drops containing VITAMIN A
This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous
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