Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lck... LluckoutoFEwyTw Cwrntho ***&**! pd.lgwfrnd<-fo*rv [political Announcmont Wo rules of tho DoOft* j L,r?u#"' 0 allJ yjg laws ol tbl? party notice 1? published l?*Vlc pr?m?% election to be fa. " August 25. 1942: 1*1,111 be a new general enI1""', rf .11 voters, and the books Iment of an v .? be opened P? va/ ? Tuesday, June 2, 1942, lor before Tuesa y, ^ | I 'U,L^uiet"h.ty?ch- applicant L rules req . .. ?_ person write fcrawSu JS*^~ % ? ami Immediately tbereatter hla F ag\?eCmePgCe? ". S^Ury RSri* charge o? enrollment iTZll i"lte the name benuath r^jTtnre of the applicant. If the fe cannot write bis name the KtrrsSbL?.%nrMf?. CarrpalO" Itinerary I Lner. August 17. 10:00 . ?. fcbon's Crosr-Roads, August 17, leihune, August 18, 1? :80 ? ? Episgah, August 19, 10.80 a. m. kntioch, August 20, 10:80 a. m. Kmden, August 20, 4:00 p. m. Erthsw, August 21, 10-80*. m. prectville, August 2J?O4;0? p,_ "Jl I Hermitage, August 22, 4.00 p. m. I Enrollment Committee end | Secretaries I L enrollment committee for each b was named as follows, with the |t named acting as secretary: Ibney?James Outen, G. R, Crow, lOnten, Boyd West -.v" . . ' Eltloch?Henry Joye,Henry Joye, Ed Smith lethune?C. C. Pate, J. M. Clyburn, |C. Pate, J. L. King T^?iiJ fc.nny?w D. Grlgshy, J. Leslie fc J. D. Watson, Otis Goff 1 Buffalo?Ira B. Oatoe, I. B. Catoe, II. Ellis. Stoy Roberts _ n> I Eamden No. 1.?J. W. Wilson. J. T. lynes, Wiley Sheorn, H. D. Nlles, |L. Smith, Jr. _ _ 1 Eamden No. 2?W. L. DePass, B. W. J Irshall, S. T. Zemp, Donald MorrlKuutt?J. H. Davis, T. A. Spears, H. Davis, John H. Watklns . I Ebarlotte Thompson?Mattle R? 1 1st, Hagood Holland, B. T. Pearce, Ia. Moseley IjeKalb?C. B. Busbee, C. B. Busbee, fc. Horton, Bill Owens I ioby's Mill?H. A. Martin, S. H. iUand, D. ,G. McLeod, S. R. Klrklates Ford?B. A. Brown, B. A. |wn. S. B. Horton, D. A; West Hermitage?W. R. Jordan, L. E. Inn, A. C. Moseley, J. C. David, hi Dixon Harmony?Talmadge Branham, Talkie Branham, FYank Abott, J M. terahaw?w. R. Taylor, J. A. Wnit? I Panl Jones, W. R. Taylor liberty Hill?O. R. Clements, G. R. iaents. Miss Lizzie Richards, Miss pise Jones |ockhart?Mrs. L. J. Jordan, Mrs. |J. Jordan, T. D. Peach, J. J. Brown logoff?J. a. Roseborough, J. W. ton, G. p. Bell, H. A. Rabon, Jchn Pt Zlon?R. C.- McCoy, Arthur t*a. R, C. McCoy, W, M. Branwm |?d'i Creek?Henry BakV Tom ita, 6. H. Robert*. Berry Bkvrm Poland?T. H. McLauchlin, W. H. pten, Henry Hopkins, T. H. MoK? Tree?J. H. Murphreo* U H. ij*. Bd M. Yarbrough, W. A Hyatt pbon's Cross Road* * "Q? B. By* k Mts. c. B. Blyther, J, O. Nell, |A Jackson i ghy's Mill?p. c. Rodger*, A. O. pick, John Squiree, EL 8. Rodger* Fjoad?Lee Spears, JohnBewer*. PhBarteld, Otis W??l ..." ' Hut Pond?Adolphn* Dowey, Henry If*. It L. Moore, John L. Getty* P?dy Grove?F. O. Humphries, W. Jr., w. B. Stekee, W. B. P^rock?J. b. Baker, Mack SteP R. O. Small, J. B. Ba^ ^ lU Creek?R D. Boykin, B. D. L- H. TrUesdale, L. D. Bdyfcaylor's?Mrs. C. B. Hornsby, Mr*. P Lee Young, H. L. Bmyrl, J. B. ges C'a-w. W. Cauthen, W. W. EJen, Mrs. w. W. Can then a . .J CJ1; Creekw?H P, Bonlvguro, g^Boulware, Dewey Kelly, John Wallace Reeve*, J. C. Bjj. Will Denton, Ifi. lUlloore E3r.Jmc^oB5^- ws r^en ... j I J. TEAM OBTTTS. Kj^BCMPHElM^ V' |?^ocratlc Executive Committee P ?j^er to lnoroMO amotxnt ^ynher M vSiSi jk*. Political Announcements for congre8s lllc 1)tuao^'Htlc Voters of tho Firth District: I hereby announce mysolf u candidate for Congress, subject to tho rules of tho Democratic Primary. I T.h,e Tl,ople the Fifth District are entitled to the truth, plainly and honestly spoken. They shall hoar It. Tho times doinund it. "Pear noty to speak the highest that Is in you. If It be accepted, well; if not, also well"! I ask tho support of all "forward-looking" men and women. UROVER P. PATTON jannouncementVfor congress .*,?? Tho Dehmcridc Voters of the Fifth District: I hereby announce myself as a candtcbifle for re-electlou to Congress, subjetjv to the rules of the Domocrutio Primary, I sincerely, appreciate tho support and cooperation given mo by the people of the Fifth District. If elected to tho Seventy.eighth Congress, I shall continue my efforts to merit your confidence, doubly realizing the grave responsibility resting upon & Representative lu Congress during tills crucial period in the history of our Nation. . J. P. RICHARDS for 8tate 8enator I am a candidate for the Senate of South Carolina from Kershaw county In the forthcoming primary, subject to the ruleB and regulations of the Democratic party. I thank all of you good friends for the overwhelming vote that sent me to the House two years ago and especially for your loyal support during the I past two years when the going was hardest. I again ask of you your support in order that we might continue our fight for a clean, open, democratic form of government for our county. Sincerely yours, J. CLATOR ARRANTS. FOR 8TATE SENATE To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for ma State Senate in me coming election, subject to me rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. I will appreciate the support of the voters of Kershaw County and if elected will render service to best of my ability. Respectfully yours, * W. T. RBDFEARN Announces For The House I announce myself as a candidate for me House of Representatives from Kershaw County subject to me rules of the Democratic party. Having previously served four years I feel duly qualified for the position. Will appreciate your support. Respectfully yours, L. C. CLYBURN, SR. Westville, S. C. FOR THE HOU8E I hereby announce myself as a candidate for me House of Representatives from Kershaw County, pledging to abide by the rules of me Democraty party. ALLEN B. MURCHISON FOR THE HOU8E To the Democratlce Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Kershaw County, In me coming election, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. Your support will be greatly appreciated. E. C. PEARCE, Jr. FOR THE HOUSE To the Voters of Kershaw county: I hereby offer myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Kershaw county. I have the Interest of ihy county and state at heart and j promise, if elected, there will be no regrets on your part that you voted for me. Will greatly appreciate your | support. Respectfully yours, JOHN RABON. FOR THE HOU8E I wish to announce mydelf as a candidate for me House of Representatives from Kershaw county in me coming Democratic primary, subject to me rules of me party. I promise a term of loyalty and honesty if elected. Very respectfully, JULIAN B. RUSH. For Re.slsotlon To Hoiioo To Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I do hereby snbmlt my candidacy tot re-electttm to thb House of Representatives. Your loyalty in the post will ever be a reminder of my duties to each and every one. Your continued support wfll be greatly ap*r#ClaUd Respectfully, JAMES M. THORNTON. FOR 8HERIFF To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: Based on my record In me office of Sheriff of Kershaw County, I am again offering for this important post as head of the law enforcement agencies of me county. I would respectfully ask your continued support and promise the same efficient service tha? I have rendered in the past. J. H. McLEOD FOR SHERIFF To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce mygglf as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Kershaw County. Your suppert will be greatly ^appreciated. FOR SHERIFF To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County; I beg to -ttfeatrance myself as a candidate for Sheriff, feeling te"orUat OBOVMB O run oouhtv rn?a>omtw ty, > and if again honored withv the office, I pledge the people that I will continue to serve them with fidelity and consideration. Heepectfully, C. JOB OUTLAW. FOR TREASURER I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Couuty Treasurer for Kershaw Couuty, aubject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party, 1 pledge the people a businesslike administration of the affairs of the office, making public the Payments of all claims paid by me as your Treasurer, and also, the receipts paid to the Treasurer's office. Your support in my race will be greatly appreciated, Very respectfully.. JOHN WILL1M BILL ' "FOR AUDITOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-eloctlen to the office of Alitor for Kershaw couuty in the uppronfhlng Democratic primary and will appreciate your continued support. Respectfully yours, FRED M. OOBUltN. , . FOR AUDITOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate to> the Office of County Auditor of Kershaw county. If elected I promise faithful and efficient service, and will devote my full time to tho duties of this office. Respectfully, B. E. SPARROW, FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE To the Voters of Korsnaw County: I wish to thank you for the many kindnesses extended me in the past, and trust that this, my announcement for re-election at Probate Judge, will meet with your continued approval Respectfully yours, N. q ARNBTT FOR GAME WARDEN I hereby announce rayseii as a candidate for re-election to the office of game warden for Kershaw county In the approaching Ddhaocratic primary. I premise to give the same service that I have rendered In the past. Will appreciate your continued support. Yours respectfully, MRS CLARENCE M. HOUGH For Game Warden To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Game Warden and promise to abide the result of the primary. I appreciate the handsome rote given me In a previous race for this office and hope my friends will continue tbetr support. Respectfully yours, " LUTHER A. SOWKLL For Magistrate, DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election for the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township, subjeot to the rules of the Democratic party. I pledge to continue to give to the people of Kerphaw county fair, honest and impartial service. Your continued support will be greatly appreciated. Very respectfully, C. E. DAVIS. For Magistrate DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Magistrate of DeKalb Township and will appreciate the support of tho voters of this Township. Respectfully yours, DALTON LAWRENCE McLEOD For Magistrate, DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township and will appreciate the support of the voters. / Very respectfully, MENDEL (BUCK) SMITH For Magistrate, DeKalb Township I hereby offer myself as a candidate for the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township. Having served in this capacity.for several years, I feel that I am thoroughly familiar with the duties of the office. I will gratefully appreciate the support of the voters. Respectfully yours, WADft L. STOKES FOR MAGISTRATE I do hereby announce myself for re-election to the office of Magistrate for the Upper Township of Went Wateree. I wish to extend my appreciation for the support yon gave ae in the last election, and will appreciate your continued support. Respectfully yours, JOB D. BARFIELD. For Magistrate At Bttiwy I hereby annoqnee myself as a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Lower Wateree Township, with office at Blaney and will appreciate your support Respectfully yours, SIDNEY T. HEATH For Magtctoote at Eta nay , I hereby anneunca myself as a earn did ate for re-election to the office el Magistrate for Lower West Wateree Township and will . appreciate yon* continued support Very respectfully yours. A. EL NELSON For Magistrate at Bethune I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Magistrate of Eastern Buffalo Township, with office at Bethune. Will greatly appreciate, the support of the voters of the Township. Respectfully yours, ' J. M. CLYBURN, SR. > , For Magistrate at Bfttmne v To the Democratic voters of Buffalo Township: I hereby announce 'myself as a candidate for re-electl6a to the office of Magistrate of eesterm district of Buffalo Township with off fee at Bethund. 1 pledge to continue te give the people of Kershaw eogntjr, Mr, honest and impartial serytoe. Tour oontinued support will be appro* rtated If saiiafii rally yours, JOHN A, TOUHq For Magistrate Flat Rook Township ship: ua^cMdidSa8^ Magtol support given me in the past and earnestly hope for your support lu the coming election. Very respectfully yours, O. K. CLBMENTS For Magistrate, Flat Rock I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Magistrate of Flat Hock Township and will appreciate tho support of the voters of this Township. L, W. FLETCHER For Magistrate, Flat Rock I hereby announce myself us a candidate for ro-eloctlon as Magistrate for Flat Hock Township, and will appreciate tho coutinuod support of tho voters , Respectfully yours, L. D. VWCJPftT. For Magistrate, Flat Rook Township In 'announcing my capdidaCy for re-election to tho offich of Magistrate of Flat Hock Township, I wish to.thank the voters for past support and to solicit the continued support of tho voters in tho Democratic Primary. Hespectfully yours, T. H. YOUNG. , For Director DeKsIb Township . I hereby announce myself hb a candidate for the office of Director on the County Board for DeKalb Township and if elected I promise to give my best services. Will appreciate the support of the voters of the Township. Hespectfully yours, DEWEY J. CREED. For Dlreotor DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Director of DeKalb Township for Kershaw county. I will greatly appreciate the support of the voters Respectfully your#, USHER N. 1IYBRS For Dlreotor, Buffalo Township Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election, of 1942, I am a candidate for re-election a* Director of Buffalo Township, Kershaw county. If elected, with your continued cooperation. I will endeavor to serve you In the future as I have in the past. Respeotfully yours, PAUL B. JONES. FOR DIRECTOR I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Director of West Water?e Township, and' will greatly apprcelate the continued support of the voters. Respectfully yours, L. P. ROSE Blaney, S. C. For Director, Watoree Township I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Director for Wateree Township and will appreciate the support of the voters. I, Respectfully yours, C. W. WOOTEN. For Ro-electlon as Director ?* To the Voters of Flat Rock Township: I hereby, announce myself as a candidate for re-election to th* office of County Director of Flat Rock Township Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary, and I shall greatly appreciate the continued support of the voters. Respectfully, J. C. FAULKBNBBRRY. For Director Flat Rook Township J hereby Announce myself as a candidate for the office of Director for Flat Rock Township, and will appreciate the support of the voters of my township. Respectfully yours, W. B. FORT FOR CORONER I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Coroner for Kershaw county. I pledge to abide by the rules of the Democratic Party. Will appreciate your support. Very respectfully, HODGE BROWN. FOR CORONER I do hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Coroner for Kershaw county. I solicit the patronage of all old-time Jefferson and Wade Hampton type- of Democrats?the Intelligent and conscientious voter. ' Very respectfully, FRANK 0. HINSON FOR CORONER I hereby announce myself as a candidate fer the office of Coroner for Kershaw County, and will appreciate the support of the voters. Respectfully yours, PURDY LEE. FOR CORONER^ I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Coroner for Kershaw county and will highly appreciate your vote In the oomlng primary. - 'j Very respectfully, WARPLAW F. RUSSELL. For Cotton Weigher ,? I hereby announce myself as a candidate far re-election to the office of Cotton Weigher at CStnden. I deeply appreciate the fact that 1 have no opposition for this office and want to thank my friends for past favors. Respectfully yours, ?X IRBT TURNER FOR COTTON WEIGHER I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-elect log as Cotton Weigher for Town of Kershaw, 8. C? In Kershaw and Lancaster Counties. Your support will be greatly appreciated and -lr re-elected I will strive to give efficient service. W. M HEGLER Kershaw, ?, C. Equipment distributed In one Army Corps area in one year includes 100,000,000 articles of clothing and footwear, 2,000,000 sheets, 1,000,000 blanketa, 00,000 teats, 400,000 comforters, *000,000^ dishes and 2,000,000 pieces About eight acres of farm land an reqnlred ioTbad the avenge AMl> Nobody's Business Written for The- Chronicle by On McQee, Copyright, 1928. MR. 8LIM CHANCE OF FLAT ROCK ANNOUNCE8 FOR THE HOU8E ?mr. slim chance, jr., 'has announced hisself as a candy-date for the legglslature. he will run on a 5-plank flatform, vlzzly: 1?lower taxes on rail and personal property. 2?shear the wealth where incomes is over 5,0001. 3?no tax on tobacker, cigarettes and beer. 4?rhlt hitler till it hurts. 6?shorter dresses to conserve morale. ?mr. chance is a self-made man but needs a little bit of working over, a year or so In the leggls-lature will tune him up and make him a state leader, he can't be bribbed, that is? unless he is offered what would look like too much to the other feller, ?mr. chance Is a genterman of the old scholL he k>ks like a congressman when he dresses up on Sunday, he sings In the quire, he says he Is a tither, but admits he has worked in reverse for ? few years, he endorses anyboddy's note: if they, refuses to pay the said notes; the tyuric marks it off. so he is a friend to the bank. ?the poles will prove mr. cfcApce'e merrlt. he Is a fine publick speaker and can be heard 2 miles without a loud talker to talk in. he has belonged to seweral churches enduring his past life, and made good in all of them bnt 8. he hates demon mm and won't drink bnt 2 or t drama a week, no matter who nrges him to the.ooh* trary. ?a vote for mr. chance la a vote for yore country, his wife will go with him to the leggls-lature and keep him in the straight and narrow path, ho is not in this race for the monney he will receive as sallery, but says that he could use more than he hae bean getting holt of here off poor-man's friend, he being * poor man hisself. tHIRTY YEAR* OF PftOQREtS ?We hare perfected airplanes which hare been the means of killing liftlions of itiopls destroying billions r 8 lrlilE <S Weffgff. ?Wo have taught 20,000,000 school girls and maidens now to smoke cigarettes! and have thereby made million* aires by the dosen. .. - .J ?We have negleoted our home-life' and by so-doing we have increased the prison population by 48 per cent. ?We have re-instated / boose and by and through its use we have filled our' asylums, increased the Income of un- dertakers 60 per cent and have over* crowded our jails. ?We have invented many machines r of war that might destroy us while we are trying to destroy our enemies. ?We have substituted buses and trucks for trains: we have made our Sabbath day a "frolic day" . . . and r we get most of our preaching over the .> radio. ?We are wasting more money than we earn. We are working only 'abodC1 half the time. We are taxed ou{ of business to give jobs to useless gov- i eminent workers ( ?) ?We no' longer have any neighbors j and very few; friends. W ?have Onefifth as many dtovee* ae we have marriages. We pray only when an t emergency arrives. We eat knickknacks sad feed osr.beet foods to our dog ?We have growfi soft-. We heve little; respect for our government heads. We have become money-mad and selfishly fMkk We are all awfully busy try*; lag to keep ahead of the Joneses. How terrible the awakening; which ie anon > Forced To Fire I 3 In Self-Defease > Hartsvllle, July 14.?Charles Kttp- ' fer, 2fi, young HarUrvllle White men, was shot and killed about 11:80 Bun-3 day morning by Police Chief V. a i Elmore, who fired ae the young man, apparently besevfc, charged him with en old-fashioned sword. police here said that Kupter, only recently discharged from the army on mental grounds, became engaged in a violent Quarrel with hie parents at their home on Fifth street here end the polios were ceiled. When the police arrived- they mud . Kupfer, armed with the awOrd which he had taken down from Its hanging place in the house. "The chief was hardly out of the ear when the man came a* him with th# MWOT&J9 said fc^nslnhl ^ mnnnarw mmmii mmiBiie* *mm ehUt M f tor ~~T HTfl The Place oE tne t'nurcn Modaratad by In Economic Change American Economic Foundation As ilttbulMl ojr Stmilry High N Dr. Alfr?-?l P, IImuUo ITr<lar, Journaliat, Contributing Nationally Known Kconomlti bUHtor Chrlallun Herald and Lay-I'raachor . MR. HJQH OPKNS: King Ahab called Elijah a "troubler of Israel." Christians call him a prophet Ah^h wanted the Ahab status-quo; Elijah wanted righteousness. ... Prophets ate nvlthe*v~*Mpoiqlltl nor business men. They dorr*tk'rre:&d 40 be. What they need to be Is sensitive vmd courageous enough?**?see. and preach the Iniquity of enforced .inequality; the evil of great wealth in the midst of great poverty; the greed of those who possess when confronted with the wretchedness and aspirations of those who are dispossessed. y. When, thus, a preacher Identities himself with life on the other side of the tracks he attains, by Christian standards, some prophetic stature. And the Ahabs, forthwith, set upon him. Jesus declared that "the Kingdom of God is within you." But He wasn't cruclAed for that He was crucified because, having rested His Kingdom on man's conscience He then went on to lay upon that.conscience such specific, down-to-edrth responsibilities that the Ahab set-up was endangered and the Ahabs violently alarmed. Christianity has been vita)?and is today?whenever its message has been centered, not on the bolstering of things-as-they-are, but on an activity-producing vision of thlngs-aethey-ought-to-be. DR. BAAH CHALLENGES) I agree that church leader* need not posh as Industrial experts. Nor do they qualify. That is why I wish they. would all stick to their real Jobs, as most of them do. Our "inequalities" sure not "foreed" on ue; but would Mr. High "foace" equality regardless of capacities? Too great wealth may be evil, but poverty la not necessarily holy. Oread Is a common human trait I would attack greed wherever it la, not encourage it among the unsucceaeful by denouncing success. The modern Ahab has been supplanted by the political witch of Kndor. MB. HIGH uruili Dr. Haake, at this lata data, evidently clings to the belief that "inequality" la chiefly due to incapacity and only rarely a result of Injustice. That has bean the factually unsubstantiated argument of the defenders of the status-quo | aver since the Pharaohs. It is not the denouncing of sue- j cess that is at issue, but its definition. Happily, we are removing die' success-idea from Its monetary wrapper. Happily, also, wa have begun to demand from the "successfulnot onlks personal but a social accounting. 80 long as tha Church Is an earthly agency for good it will have a responsibility for furthering both of those promising developments. DR. IIAAKK OPKNS: In a world of economic ami political disruptions and disorders, many Church toa<]e>ra have felt it their responsl* bility to sponsor actual and speciAo {(Qlitlcal economic reform*. Those eadera, perhaps unwittingly have added to the confusion and misunderstanding of whht is really wrong and what is to be done about it. They condemn Justly the manifestations of error, but fall In tracing the true cause or> In offering a fit remedy. I Changes In political and economicstructure are not the remedy for our Ula What we need Is not more laws but better and ablor people We do not help the poor by destroying the rich We do not provide economic Improvement and progress for the unfit by penalising the At As history demonstrates, the rem* edy lies In raising the Intelligence, Atness and moral responsibility of mankind. The Church can ^est serve society by encouraging and aiding men to understand, accept and apply high standards of persona) conduct and responsibility to their fellow* men. It Is slgnlAcant that Jesus advocated no economic or political re* forms,?did not deal with the economic problems Into which modern preachers hurl themselvea Instead ; He taught men Mthe Kingdom of Heaven la within you" and encour aged the betterment of Individual men through their own efforts. MB. HIGH CHALLBNGR81 That | It Is the business of the Church to make good people Is obvious. Dr. Haake wqpld measure their goodness by their confessions of faith The Church, at its prophetic tjest, meat* ures It by the extern^) manifestations of a good conscience, La, on# that has been jolted Into Society-improving activity. Dr. Haake wants in economic or* der made in the image of the past? the DOt-too-recent past He is not likely to get it If the Church had adequately done Its proper work on his conscience I don't believe ha would want it DR. HAAKB RKPLIESi Laws cannot make men love one another but religious training can. This training Is the Church's job?a responsibility that cannot be evaded by attributing human suffering to our economic machinery. It is men, not the machine, that need Improvement The answer lies in every man, throughout the week, applying the Christian principles ha should be taught on Sunday. I want an economic order built In the Image of the Golden Rule, based on men and woman who discern profit and happiness U> the quest of the greatest good for (be (res test number. Build character first A healthy state follows.