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= mm ®l|p (Eamipn (EffronirU UM Norm Brotd fifAw- Cumin, 8. a PUBLISHED STBRT VUIDAT ■ )ker - • • • Editor , Brown - - - - Publisher In Adrance lor olgnod by tho aatbor 'ftkttlV, Httor W, 1*49 Right and Wrong Delegates jEo^S re^int hotel aasociation meeting complained bitterly, and justly so, about certain tjrpes of their guests. “Guests take everything” said one of the hotel men. “One man ripped a tele phone off the wait and took it home. An Tfo Truth Co™, OM A press dflpakeh ing of the testimony by 23-ye*r-old JiaM ffreistadt, of the UniveisitfsJI Carolina, in a voluntary app fore the Senate-House committee on a energy, said: ' “FreUtadt said he joined the mom* P«*y three yeero a«e^ MM a student at the Ihdverarty of OMgo and that hf has nmde no seerot of bU rosiimiiaitt ▼Jews at N. C He is a student and a of the University of North faculty. -He said fradUyte b amneos to continue Ms studbe as a phyeiciet 9 ‘and some of my spate time attempt ing to cunrinee my friends and fellow students, of the corggplndto dd■WO’ political views.’ “Freistadt acknowledged, under questioning, that Dr. Nathan. Roset^ physics professor at North Carolina a frocsr for ircaii With his old job back. “Why do^ want to come back here end w for the smell sum I am able to pay you whoi:yau can gstlfiO a where you we?" asked the Of This Be The miteful attack upon Gov ernor Thurmond in the house of itstives the senate add Up to a diank * 1950. hours, M. ' ®®id Of S»Th£ New 1 Cotton “ ‘ are too many 'Who try to excuae modstrodtiesof conduct just like dear old The recent aeries of articles in e Saturday Evening Poet on Don and Brandstreet made us thirty of the old story of the cred it-i reporting i dty which story < ncy in 4 other picked up one of those sewer-pipe ^types of ash-sUnd usually seen near hotel elevators.”' . -- y The hotel men reported that their hotels missed vacuum cleaners, pictures from lobby walls, mirrors, plate glass table tops, (blankets, waste baskets and, of course, towels; These articles are not stolen by profes sional burglara. The people who take them in most instances are people who would resent bitterly being classed as thiefs. One does not know how those people who take those things quiet their consci ences but evidently they do. A few years ago in a South Carolina town there was a club of boys and girls in the town and in order to be eligible ^ join .this club a boy or girl would have to produce a piece of stolen silver. Host pf them went to a restaurant in* a nearby city and swiped a spoon. One of the boys who waited to get into'the club thoight he’d be smarter than the reft so he tried /to swipe a piece of silver from a jewelry store. He lyag caught in the act and of course the new*..jpreacU-over the little town. TheiotJW bo^v knd Jdrla Who had | gotten tn f&iTelub ostracised him and he M a hy to dhow articles which they have purloined from hotelsand /their friends laugh aAdHhink nothing of it But ff they should happen to get calight in the act o£ pinioning the articles their friends would hold up their hand* in horror and probably shun them there after. t _ Some people have queer ideas of what constitutes right and. wrong. “No fallacy can hide wrong, no subter fuge cover it to Shrewdly but that the All- Seeing One will discover and punish it,” said Antoine Rivarol. , and one of his sponsors for the atomic fellowship, probably know ho was a Communist. M i think it can reasonably be pre sumed that ha did,* the witness said. “Ha said ha had discussed his ’ac tivities’ with Rosen and Rosen urged him to limit them to “a agency w an Eastern made the following report concerning a debtor: “We have a report that this party has no property, either real or person al; no credit, either actual or po tential; no prospects, either ent or future and no hope, here er hereafter”. rnmm> * Who can remember the good old days when a girl wore her God gave them just as IV Where It Goes __ .One beam frequently now the assertion that “money is getting scarce again.” Then you’ll hear somebody ask “what has become of the money?” - The Dillon Herald says that the answer to the latter question is found in an official ’ report isaued by Washington, which says that consumer income dropped $2,900,- 000,000 in the first quarter of this year and in the last quarter of 1948 it dropped 4219,60^60,000. “The Same-amount of money is in ex istence/’ says The Herald, “but these huge sums'hgve^ gone out of circulation in the last six months and the impact on the economy of the nation is being felt. “ ’Who has the money?’ is another quea : tion one bean. 4$ has passed into ‘the hands of thrifty>lta who were too wise to spend with hands wide open when money was flowing freely. It’g the same old story. Divide the wealth of the : world in equal shares among fts two billion in habitants and in a few years i£ would pass f the story of ft* socialfct who many years ago called upon Barqn ^oths^luld, the wealthy banker, and iurgued with him as to the unfairness of one man having so much money and so mihy'hiflfldns of p0ple with practically none. He lakLtbere Should be a redistribu tisked iriin to figure the total w< tire world, than he Wod hut M-. . He then made % [eallto^Wre- ifione mum so they would not interfere with my etudiiey* For several years there have been those of ua who have felt that the University of North Carolina was developing into a Communist factory. There have been too many communists and radicals hovering arouhtt the place. The reply has a been that the University was trying to be “liberal” and to allow everybody a chance to air their views. The testimony of young that there are Communists on the fseblti and that their pr^iefcce Is kno Young Freistadt says he made no of the fact at Chfcpel Hill that he Corpmuhist and he said it was reason to presume that Dr. ,< R6ien, 1l f4jfiflss ! tessorFmm: ir ‘ hethad discussed his*activities with him. going to do abeut tl mNh;itnap>nd let CHipenalirc<ibtiAtid be a little Moscow. The ; OWversity rfidifld U foTcid to clean house or cIom up. fingernails to her? .. A Missouri bank was robbed ol $5.00 the other day, You can tell bom the amount taken that it was an “outside” job. t old fashioned boy who used dent Truman wants to lop Senator Byrd. The chancellor of the University of North Carolina says that peo ple who have quit studying are a danger to America. Well—it all depends on what they have quit studying. A London boy has been ing for more than nine days without a let-up. The British lab or government is something to sneeze at “gome can be the center of activity for teen-agers," says a .^VtaSSir 23 the old folks would go out and get in deVflmaht? back of the bam and »!>«* made out of now has a son, to Ives an allowance, part i used for the purchase fttes. Now that buzzards are SO rav enous you’d better not walk, * round dead on your feet » Shortage of magfow kJhCrSSut ovSTwe 1 never again be as aa completely Jjb “It's me iam b« as < srhsn. the many ers of and able to o The Charkstop un\ for in ive The purpose of the filibuster in the senate is to continue in of fice L L. Hyatt, one of the five members of the industrial com mission. The industrial commis sion administers the workmen's view—u. g final Notice is month will i of Kershaw froroi make *nd«n to the i ition law and has allow- attomeys ta collect fat "on eases. Many are attorneys. ;’s term is expiring reraor is of the Mr. ■■ this summer and the governor _ specifically instructed by law to name a successor. The filibuster- want to keep Mr. Hyatt in of-? . At present three mem! commission. menu Dvemor up i tor from i Sj (.tf J and off >, t> i it when a typewriter made a LiSt call to t Jt40 Cornel ’TAsh* 1 “Danfer -A. '•Mir >U- •—■•■ir-ti i— t J^ , 1^3 M’Kellar May BatHBeenMoht United States Senator kennethlleKeliW tbal as chairman of Commission just as be did kgainst his con firmation as bead of the TV A, The New Dealers made fun of the aged ^Tennessee Senator and intimated that he had a personal .spite against Lilienthal. Recent develops would indicate that the Tennesseean know what he was doing. A dispatch from Washington on last Satur day said: ‘Two Republican Senators, voicing grave fears over the atomic security, today blasted the administration of the atomic energy program under Chairman David E. lilienthal. ^ ‘They spoke out in*the latest of a long series of developments .^entering around the commission’s multi-million dollar scien tific educational program and the loss of a small quantity of uranium—285—from flhe. Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago. “ The whole lack of security is shocking,’ asserted Senator Bridges of New Hamp shire. .... y “Senator Wherry of Nebraska, saic^ in a separate interview that Tm still appre hensive of leaving the atomic energy secrets in the hands ttiey aire now in’,” Meanwhile Senator Joseph (TMahony, Democrat of Wyoming, told Lilienthal that none of the comfoiarfon’s money is to be spent on the education of Communists. This followed discovery of the fact that Hans Freistadt, a Communist/ student and a year frfiiri the kfdifik entty Commission. There are entirely too mony Reds in our government for the security of this nation. 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