Neighborhood . . .
I feared lira. C&dwidler ra!;.t fdnt
but I underestimated the sturdincss of
dc;j lovers. Tree the Bering 100,000,"
she gasped.
Captdn Haskell, who own3 a nasty
Dcberm&n, wzs quick to take up the
cry. "W e can never ellow these, our best
friends, who have been brainwashed
to yield to their Communist meters'
bidding, to lose their very lives simply
because they yearned to be free to do
their own thbg," he said End a lot
more. .
Well, there ere a lot ofde3 and, Ipso
facto, a lot of dc$ lovers on our block
and before we even p ed around the
Tupperwcre, war fever was burning
bright True, I a!;nc:t bet Crptain
Ilap'.xll when I said this tisis, at least,
we'd be picking on someone our own
"Maybe we ouht to wait and see
how we do in Grenada," he said cau
tiously. But even he was swept off his
feet in the end by the prospect of the
first popular war since Pearl Harbor.
And I think a lump would have come
to cur president's throat had he heard
our voices raised in cur stirring war
son, "Rover There:"
WeVe co7nivjt Hover,
W eYe coming, Haver .
And we vxm 1 be bad:
Until Rover's ever here!
1S:3, Ctrcsdcia PtL'JLLrj Co.
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Free its from liberals
Regarding the column, "Publication
reveals conservative hypocrisy" (Daily
Ncbraskan, Oct 31), yes, Eric Peter
son, conservatives such as me are ter
rfcjy selfish. Liberals are much more
generous generous with other peo
ple's money.
You have such pity and compassion
for the poor. But I ask you, where is
your pity and compassion for the pro
ductive segment of thb society that
has to bear the brunt of the taxes that
support your wonderful liberal wel
fare state?
I respect your right to be a liberal if
that pleases you, but I deeply resent
your "hcliar-than-thou" attitude. Ve
conservatives are concerned about the
welfare of the poor also.
) I have a suggestion on how to liber
ate the poor from the plantation polit
ics that havs enslaved them since FVaak
linjloosevclt's administration. The pri
vate sector cf thb economy should be
unshackled frcm the socialistic nos
trums that the liberals have inflicted
upon them.
A rejuvenated private sector could
and would provide the jobs that the
poor need to sustain themselves.
Enough jobs might be generated to
find employment for the suddenly job-
less welfare bureaucrats who no
longer have any clients.
. Glenn IL Paulsen
senior
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