February 28, 1944 (4 pages)

Page Three / itt ¥ cps F . aghtehlte stats cD, E ats G (Bz) plus . heist peee2c, Calcium egiomenate. Vitamin. 72 C epsutes rs fiver and Tron. a Rexall pronuct IRE. HARRIS . cE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 OFHICH IN CITY HALL PHONE ‘575 By PAUL {iat from an address before WORLD REVOLUTION AHEAD We are faced with world revolution as well’as a world war. It is not a new revolution, not along a political revolution, but a revolution 9 ethics, culture, and every relizgion—a revolution of our entire society. It started unnoticeably back’ in the revolutionary philosophies developed before the turn of this 3 Aentury, in the thinking of Nietzsche and Frued aswell as Marx. While Marx-is the glorified prophet of the anti-democratic societies which have sprung into being in ever widening scope since the last war, Nietzsche and Frued and others of their ilk are the non-political re-socializers whose socalled enlightenment lured great masses of people away from their ethics and morals their social ways and habits of thought, and plunged them into this dazzling materialistic era in which we are now groping our way toward yet indiscernible ’ solutions. The Soviets first brought these revolutionary ‘theories into practice in a way that aims at every. foundation of our historic democratic way of life—not only toward the abolition of capitalism, but toward the uprooting of our conceptions of moral justice which were founded on the Ten Commandments and the Christian teachings. I say this now] without criticism but as pure statement of fact, for we must discard both criticism and prejudice if we are +; to see where we are now or where’ Wwe are going. BE REALISTS ABOUT RUSSIA At any rate, we are involved in a world revolution in which the war is an incident and which will not be over when the war is over, and we must plan our way. The Communist experiment has not drifted into socialism in Russia; but on the way it inspired such counteracting but imitative systems of single headed materialism as Fascism in Italy and Nazism in Germany. Our occupation of Sicily and Italy has brought us straight up against the historic fact that the unspeakable Mussolini came . Fascism or Naziem, into power originally to save Italy from Communism. The news from . Bulgaria, Rumania, Yugoslavia and teven France, daily has shown us lately .that the political forces we are liberating in those countries are not Roosevelt democrats or Churchill followers but the revolutionists who are the predominant antidFascist in every corner of Europe from Archangel.-to -Spain—socialists, syndicalists, communists or whatever you call them or they call themselves. They are not of us. There can he no compromise with]. a despicable, SSeae Mas FICFITIOUS NAME State of California _ County of Nevada. $8. We, the wndéersigned, do hereby certify that’'we are: partners}: transacting business in the County of Nevada, State of California, ‘uli¢er the firm name and style of TWIN CITY GRAVEL COMPANY; that the ;names in full of all the members! of are such. ci partnership to the i} ecuted: the same. ‘WITNESS and WILLIAM. and that the places CAREY: lor our respective residences are set opposite . . respective names hereWHEREOF, We to: set our hands, this onde ‘Pébruary 1944. ‘ ise * gis Fischer, Nevada 4 Carey, Grass Valley, of” County. of Newnan : ‘this. 1 ay reyr pefore me H. Ward Shelddn, a Notary Public in‘and for thé Coanty of Nevada, State of Ca om residing therein, duly comm towed and sworn, personally appea l= mer Francis Fischer and William Wale Carey” khown to ‘ime to’ pe rsons whose name are’ subse n¢ Torpening certificate and to me that they ex‘\WEPREOF, I nave to set my™ hand and ‘affixed jenagerinly seal in the County of Nevada, State of California, the day aid year in this certificate first ‘above: written. al ap Public and fordict his ‘State of California. . Feb. sec Mar. 6-13. of February, ‘acknowledged rN wy T GARI elk! ; 1 : What’ S Wrong with Washington? Association) Jaws and federal actions, MALLON ‘tthe New York State Publishers hated way of life antagpnistic to ours, which could not live in peace in the world alongside ours. be stamped out or chased sround as a hunted minority. RusSia is apt to come out of this war the dominant nation of Europe, and Asia; and in the following years, in my opinion, she is apt to become the greatest nation. on earth. She is winning great battles. She has done much to help us incidentally, while saving herself. But Russia would be the last nation on earth to be swayed in her policies by emotionalism or by sentiment; so we must look at these things coldly and as straight as she does. And we must get our people to look at them the way. It will same This is the greatest revolution in the history of the world and iis Philosophies have encroached upon this hemisphere and even into the country, this city, into your minds and mine. We have borrowed greatiy from the totalitarianism this revolvtion preaches as its commandments. We have inched our democratic way closer and closer toward centralized federal government controls in various ways, even toward socialism a little; and certainly we, by our new ‘are far down the road toward establishing that the state is no longer the creature of man but man is the creature of the state. Now what does our government planto do about this encroaching under. revolution? It will do whatever the majority of the people of this country are led to believe or themselves decide we should do. We can adopt the principles of this revolution in practice without ever changing a dot in the Constitution ff a docile Congress and people, and a willing leader, want it. HOPKINS TO TAX ALL I do not mean to suggest the New Deal or Mr. Roosevelt intend to go so far. As near as.I can make it out, they have primarily in mind some kind of a new social workers’ and labor union democracy for post war. The social workers side of it you ean see in the counterpart of Britain’s Beveridge report, which Roosevelt’s planning board: has presented to congress, and which is to be begun by the pending Wagner bill, a plan: ‘too. well discussed already ‘to vast, heavy taxation on payrolls— some want 10 to 20 per cent instead of 4 per cent—in return for a ‘promise that the fedéral government may care in the future for all citizens “‘from the ‘.eradle -:to the grave.’ -It would make: thisnation ‘something of a social workers’ paradise. : I think I understood it best when I read a recent New Yorker article . (a profile) on Harry Hopkins the president’s truest and. best friend. The social half of. what the -government is. planning. for ue is best represented in the character, hopes,.and plan. of Mr. WHopkins—a_ social worker himself .with a long. and earnest career. devoted.to understanding the lowest: strata in American life the unfortunates at. the bottom of, ‘the ladder—the problem, for example of the Americar on New. York’s Mast Side. Mr. Hépkins wants to tax all the people tremendously from payrolls to furnish déctors; hospitalization, pre-natal care, ‘cradle assistance, burial insurance and a helping hand against all:the hazards of life, and drain the pot from .which the salaries and savings of the working classes (up higher in the unions and the middle classes) are drawn, and syphon this money into a huge federal reservior, which the politicians will manage, sequestering these -billions of dollars for spending purposes in the treasury. It would turn and drive our whole economic system toward aiding the least fort‘unate instead of giving him a job and a wage to aid himeelf. -The cure for unemployment is y}employment — not. insurance. The cure for old age need is a good ‘wage and a. stable country in which sav‘ings are protected+—not a tax coljlection scheme that drains money out of pockets in a violatile economy where inflation, tomorrow may destroy the investment, where rising or falling prices. make social security insecure. The fundamentals of security are not government tax reservoirs but economic which protects employment, .wages, prices, leisuré, private insurance,— and this is especially true in view. of the vast federal debt with which we jare confronted. warrant us spending extra time ony. it now. In essénce, it is a system of] ‘peared to. be in excellent condition. stability, 4 “THESE TWO GREAT \ MARINE CORPS OF THE ={ WA, WORLD. THE ROYAL Ne MARINES AND UNITED STATES MARINES. HAVE SIMILAR INSIGNIA, UNIFORMS AND DUTIES wEACH IN THEIR RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES’ HAVE UNPARALLE!.©D REPUTATIO NS FO:: DEVOTION TO DUTY AND BRAVERY. DUTIES OF U. S. AND ROYAL " Unique in military annals are the strong bonds of friendship that exist between the Royal, Marines of Great Britain and the U. S. ‘Marine Corps. The mutual understanding that 2xists between these two bodies of fighting men is based upon an understanding and association in far away parts of the world through many decades. Each has a healthy, : wholesome respect for the other’s abilities and achievements under arms. Fought Side By Side { A’ recent issue of Headquarters Bulletin official Marine Corps pub-. lication relates how these two famous corps have fought side by side, against pirates in the West Indies, —dslave traders in Africa—hoptile . natives in Samoa and SBoxers in China. During World War. I men of both corps served together in the North Sea. ' In United States ports, denries Marines make it their individual and collective business to see that their British cousins enjoy their off-duty time. In England, ahd throughout the Colonial ports where His Majesty’s Navy is ‘in temporary residence” British Marines vie with one another to see that American leathernecks are made to feel at home. ‘Royal Marines, like our own soldiers of the sea, are used largely State Census Of afd 3? « CS, gat weer P Sea F Antelopes Shows 6,147 ing the first three weeks of February the annual survey of antelope in Modoc,, Lassen. Shasta .and-, Gis; kiyoucounties wes made by Donald McLean, of the State Division of Fish and. , Thie-:sur vey : was made by plane in Modoc, Lassen, and Shasta counties, and by automobile in Siskiyou,. since this area lies in thewestern. defense’ -zone. Thirty hours were spent in. the air; and it is estimated that 3,300 miles were covered. A total of 6147 snopes were counted during this survey of which 4.504 were in Lassen county, 1167 in Modoc, 171 in Shasta and 305 * Siskiyou. . In 1948 a total of 5237 antelope Wefe counted, 3967 in Lassen county; 1098 in Modoc, 272 in Siskiyou. None’ was found in Shasta county last yéar, although some individuals feperted seéing as many as 200: Thére ‘has’ beén an frcrease of 2359 antelope since the firet aerial “survey in 1942. It was noted this year that the antelope did not go so far to ‘winter as in previous years. ‘Phis is attributed.to the .very open. winter.’ Last year there.were 1214 antelope wintering; around: the mouth: of Skee+ daddle Creek, whereas «this -year there. were -$74.in-the’-eame areai’ However, on the west-side. of ‘Hot Springs .Mountain. there were 1904 head in an area where last year there were 791. ,In other .words;.‘theanimals stopped: to. winter. before. reaching the same area as last. year. The largest .bunch seen contain+ ed 1155 antelope: in Mud * Flat east of. Litchfield in Lassen. County. A survey flight-was also made over the deer range of the Devils Garden north of Alturas with John McKean, big game specialist of the Oregon Fish and Game Commission. There was very.little snow and the deer were widely scattered and apThis area has a wintering population of both cranes and California deer. : There is,a ee shortage of precipitation throughout nert-eastern California, McLean reports, and unless more storms . come during March and April, there. may. be .a MARINES ARE SIMILAR as shock and assault forces. Their record, since 1664 an impressive ono is studded with battle honors won inevery quarter of the globe. During World War II, through extreme sac-} fifice and characteristiq heroism, they have added many new honors to their famous colors. Unite Against Common Foe During peace time, in foreign ports, the members of the two English speaking Corps graviiate toward one another when on liberty. A conspicious act of friendship was the Cibraliar hes Dern in Dritish possession aince 1704; prior to that it was under the dominion of the Kingdom of Granada; and the Moors. . , Dhe screwy 3. ne treasury is ;eharged by law with the management of the nbtional finances. . The library of the San ‘College for Women contains probab. ly the most complete whe of bookplates in America. Irancisco The United States Department, of Agriculture library in Washington_ contains more than 500,000 volumes (on agriculture, and receiver 11,000 periodical and serial publications. The federal range of: 142, 000, 000 eres is used annually -by 22,000 permitees, grazing 12,000,000 head of livestock. ; he seat of S«n Francisco’s city government after the earthquake and fire of 1906 was first in a Fillmore street public hall, and then in the Hotel Whitcomb. ; presentation of a, bulldog mascot “Private Paget” to the American Devil Dogs by the Royal ‘Marines several years ago. Today ‘“‘down under,’’ members ofthe two Corps meet again—and once more as allies they join forces against a common combination that should and is Dire ‘ing lethal. Warfime i & 2 95 2 o£ ‘Your appliances, 8 suite as pour cn, mare hac must be treatéd with eare sad kepit in-repait. They are vital these _ days when you have so much work to do and so little time todo it in. So take care of your electric appliances that do the tiresome chores of housework.: Pamper your washiag machine, your vac‘ uum cleaner and. yOur.iron.or igoner as you would a faithful ser URL oe with tim Mmivy ronRa> — aes ae a eek: Be ste the’ need for repaid is is indicated, have chat foe—a ‘combat

Page Three / itt ¥ cps F . aghtehlte stats cD, E ats G (Bz) plus . heist peee2c, Calcium egiomenate. Vitamin. 72 C epsutes rs fiver and Tron. a Rexall pronuct IRE. HARRIS . cE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 OFHICH IN CITY HALL PHONE ‘575 By PAUL {iat from an address before WORLD REVOLUTION AHEAD We are faced with world revolution as well’as a world war. It is not a new revolution, not along a political revolution, but a revolution 9 ethics, culture, and every relizgion—a revolution of our entire society. It started unnoticeably back’ in the revolutionary philosophies developed before the turn of this 3 Aentury, in the thinking of Nietzsche and Frued aswell as Marx. While Marx-is the glorified prophet of the anti-democratic societies which have sprung into being in ever widening scope since the last war, Nietzsche and Frued and others of their ilk are the non-political re-socializers whose socalled enlightenment lured great masses of people away from their ethics and morals their social ways and habits of thought, and plunged them into this dazzling materialistic era in which we are now groping our way toward yet indiscernible ’ solutions. The Soviets first brought these revolutionary ‘theories into practice in a way that aims at every. foundation of our historic democratic way of life—not only toward the abolition of capitalism, but toward the uprooting of our conceptions of moral justice which were founded on the Ten Commandments and the Christian teachings. I say this now] without criticism but as pure statement of fact, for we must discard both criticism and prejudice if we are +; to see where we are now or where’ Wwe are going. BE REALISTS ABOUT RUSSIA At any rate, we are involved in a world revolution in which the war is an incident and which will not be over when the war is over, and we must plan our way. The Communist experiment has not drifted into socialism in Russia; but on the way it inspired such counteracting but imitative systems of single headed materialism as Fascism in Italy and Nazism in Germany. Our occupation of Sicily and Italy has brought us straight up against the historic fact that the unspeakable Mussolini came . Fascism or Naziem, into power originally to save Italy from Communism. The news from . Bulgaria, Rumania, Yugoslavia and teven France, daily has shown us lately .that the political forces we are liberating in those countries are not Roosevelt democrats or Churchill followers but the revolutionists who are the predominant antidFascist in every corner of Europe from Archangel.-to -Spain—socialists, syndicalists, communists or whatever you call them or they call themselves. They are not of us. There can he no compromise with]. a despicable, SSeae Mas FICFITIOUS NAME State of California _ County of Nevada. $8. We, the wndéersigned, do hereby certify that’'we are: partners}: transacting business in the County of Nevada, State of California, ‘uli¢er the firm name and style of TWIN CITY GRAVEL COMPANY; that the ;names in full of all the members! of are such. ci partnership to the i} ecuted: the same. ‘WITNESS and WILLIAM. and that the places CAREY: lor our respective residences are set opposite . . respective names hereWHEREOF, We to: set our hands, this onde ‘Pébruary 1944. ‘ ise * gis Fischer, Nevada 4 Carey, Grass Valley, of” County. of Newnan : ‘this. 1 ay reyr pefore me H. Ward Shelddn, a Notary Public in‘and for thé Coanty of Nevada, State of Ca om residing therein, duly comm towed and sworn, personally appea l= mer Francis Fischer and William Wale Carey” khown to ‘ime to’ pe rsons whose name are’ subse n¢ Torpening certificate and to me that they ex‘\WEPREOF, I nave to set my™ hand and ‘affixed jenagerinly seal in the County of Nevada, State of California, the day aid year in this certificate first ‘above: written. al ap Public and fordict his ‘State of California. . Feb. sec Mar. 6-13. of February, ‘acknowledged rN wy T GARI elk! ; 1 : What’ S Wrong with Washington? Association) Jaws and federal actions, MALLON ‘tthe New York State Publishers hated way of life antagpnistic to ours, which could not live in peace in the world alongside ours. be stamped out or chased sround as a hunted minority. RusSia is apt to come out of this war the dominant nation of Europe, and Asia; and in the following years, in my opinion, she is apt to become the greatest nation. on earth. She is winning great battles. She has done much to help us incidentally, while saving herself. But Russia would be the last nation on earth to be swayed in her policies by emotionalism or by sentiment; so we must look at these things coldly and as straight as she does. And we must get our people to look at them the way. It will same This is the greatest revolution in the history of the world and iis Philosophies have encroached upon this hemisphere and even into the country, this city, into your minds and mine. We have borrowed greatiy from the totalitarianism this revolvtion preaches as its commandments. We have inched our democratic way closer and closer toward centralized federal government controls in various ways, even toward socialism a little; and certainly we, by our new ‘are far down the road toward establishing that the state is no longer the creature of man but man is the creature of the state. Now what does our government planto do about this encroaching under. revolution? It will do whatever the majority of the people of this country are led to believe or themselves decide we should do. We can adopt the principles of this revolution in practice without ever changing a dot in the Constitution ff a docile Congress and people, and a willing leader, want it. HOPKINS TO TAX ALL I do not mean to suggest the New Deal or Mr. Roosevelt intend to go so far. As near as.I can make it out, they have primarily in mind some kind of a new social workers’ and labor union democracy for post war. The social workers side of it you ean see in the counterpart of Britain’s Beveridge report, which Roosevelt’s planning board: has presented to congress, and which is to be begun by the pending Wagner bill, a plan: ‘too. well discussed already ‘to vast, heavy taxation on payrolls— some want 10 to 20 per cent instead of 4 per cent—in return for a ‘promise that the fedéral government may care in the future for all citizens “‘from the ‘.eradle -:to the grave.’ -It would make: thisnation ‘something of a social workers’ paradise. : I think I understood it best when I read a recent New Yorker article . (a profile) on Harry Hopkins the

president’s truest and. best friend. The social half of. what the -government is. planning. for ue is best represented in the character, hopes,.and plan. of Mr. WHopkins—a_ social worker himself .with a long. and earnest career. devoted.to understanding the lowest: strata in American life the unfortunates at. the bottom of, ‘the ladder—the problem, for example of the Americar on New. York’s Mast Side. Mr. Hépkins wants to tax all the people tremendously from payrolls to furnish déctors; hospitalization, pre-natal care, ‘cradle assistance, burial insurance and a helping hand against all:the hazards of life, and drain the pot from .which the salaries and savings of the working classes (up higher in the unions and the middle classes) are drawn, and syphon this money into a huge federal reservior, which the politicians will manage, sequestering these -billions of dollars for spending purposes in the treasury. It would turn and drive our whole economic system toward aiding the least fort‘unate instead of giving him a job and a wage to aid himeelf. -The cure for unemployment is y}employment — not. insurance. The cure for old age need is a good ‘wage and a. stable country in which sav‘ings are protected+—not a tax coljlection scheme that drains money out of pockets in a violatile economy where inflation, tomorrow may destroy the investment, where rising or falling prices. make social security insecure. The fundamentals of security are not government tax reservoirs but economic which protects employment, .wages, prices, leisuré, private insurance,— and this is especially true in view. of the vast federal debt with which we jare confronted. warrant us spending extra time ony. it now. In essénce, it is a system of] ‘peared to. be in excellent condition. stability, 4 “THESE TWO GREAT \ MARINE CORPS OF THE ={ WA, WORLD.. THE ROYAL Ne MARINES AND UNITED STATES MARINES.. HAVE SIMILAR INSIGNIA, UNIFORMS AND DUTIES wEACH IN THEIR RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES’ HAVE UNPARALLE!.©D REPUTATIO NS FO:: DEVOTION TO DUTY AND BRAVERY. DUTIES OF U. S. AND ROYAL " Unique in military annals are the strong bonds of friendship that exist between the Royal, Marines of Great Britain and the U. S. ‘Marine Corps. The mutual understanding that 2xists between these two bodies of fighting men is based upon an understanding and association in far away parts of the world through many decades. Each has a healthy, : wholesome respect for the other’s abilities and achievements under arms. Fought Side By Side { A’ recent issue of Headquarters Bulletin official Marine Corps pub-. lication relates how these two famous corps have fought side by side, against pirates in the West Indies, —dslave traders in Africa—hoptile . natives in Samoa and SBoxers in China. During World War. I men of both corps served together in the North Sea. ' In United States ports, denries Marines make it their individual and collective business to see that their British cousins enjoy their off-duty time. In England, ahd throughout the Colonial ports where His Majesty’s Navy is ‘in temporary residence” British Marines vie with one another to see that American leathernecks are made to feel at home. ‘Royal Marines, like our own soldiers of the sea, are used largely State Census Of afd 3? « CS, gat weer P Sea F Antelopes Shows 6,147 ing the first three weeks of February the annual survey of antelope in Modoc,, Lassen. Shasta .and-, Gis; kiyoucounties wes made by Donald McLean, of the State Division of Fish and. , Thie-:sur vey : was made by plane in Modoc, Lassen, and Shasta counties, and by automobile in Siskiyou,. since this area lies in thewestern. defense’ -zone. Thirty hours were spent in. the air; and it is estimated that 3,300 miles were covered. A total of 6147 snopes were counted during this survey of which 4.504 were in Lassen county, 1167 in Modoc, 171 in Shasta and 305 * Siskiyou. . In 1948 a total of 5237 antelope Wefe counted, 3967 in Lassen county; 1098 in Modoc, 272 in Siskiyou. None’ was found in Shasta county last yéar, although some individuals feperted seéing as many as 200: Thére ‘has’ beén an frcrease of 2359 antelope since the firet aerial “survey in 1942. It was noted this year that the antelope did not go so far to ‘winter as in previous years. ‘Phis is attributed.to the .very open. winter.’ Last year there.were 1214 antelope wintering; around: the mouth: of Skee+ daddle Creek, whereas «this -year there. were -$74.in-the’-eame areai’ However, on the west-side. of ‘Hot Springs .Mountain. there were 1904 head in an area where last year there were 791. ,In other .words;.‘theanimals stopped: to. winter. before. reaching the same area as last. year. The largest .bunch seen contain+ ed 1155 antelope: in Mud * Flat east of. Litchfield in Lassen. County. A survey flight-was also made over the deer range of the Devils Garden north of Alturas with John McKean, big game specialist of the Oregon Fish and Game Commission. There was very.little snow and the deer were widely scattered and apThis area has a wintering population of both cranes and California deer. : There is,a ee shortage of precipitation throughout nert-eastern California, McLean reports, and unless more storms . come during March and April, there. may. be .a MARINES ARE SIMILAR as shock and assault forces. Their record, since 1664 an impressive ono is studded with battle honors won inevery quarter of the globe. During World War II, through extreme sac-} fifice and characteristiq heroism, they have added many new honors to their famous colors. Unite Against Common Foe During peace time, in foreign ports, the members of the two English speaking Corps graviiate toward one another when on liberty. A conspicious act of friendship was the Cibraliar hes Dern in Dritish possession aince 1704; prior to that it was under the dominion of the Kingdom of Granada; and the Moors. . , Dhe screwy 3. ne treasury is ;eharged by law with the management of the nbtional finances. . The library of the San ‘College for Women contains probab. ly the most complete whe of bookplates in America. Irancisco The United States Department, of Agriculture library in Washington_ contains more than 500,000 volumes (on agriculture, and receiver 11,000 periodical and serial publications. The federal range of: 142, 000, 000 eres is used annually -by 22,000 permitees, grazing 12,000,000 head of livestock. ; he seat of S«n Francisco’s city government after the earthquake and fire of 1906 was first in a Fillmore street public hall, and then in the Hotel Whitcomb. ; presentation of a, bulldog mascot “Private Paget” to the American Devil Dogs by the Royal ‘Marines several years ago. Today ‘“‘down under,’’ members ofthe two Corps meet again—and once more as allies they join forces against a common combination that should and is Dire ‘ing lethal. Warfime i & 2 95 2 o£ ‘Your appliances, 8 suite as pour cn, mare hac must be treatéd with eare sad kepit in-repait. They are vital these _ days when you have so much work to do and so little time todo it in. So take care of your electric appliances that do the tiresome chores of housework.: Pamper your washiag machine, your vac‘ uum cleaner and. yOur.iron.or igoner as you would a faithful ser URL oe with tim Mmivy ronRa> — aes ae a eek: Be ste the’ need for repaid is is indicated, have chat foe—a ‘combat