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yj ; You don’t mind being fooled sometimes—and about some things. 1.1 But it’s no fun at all when somebody tries to fool you with a bad idea— especially when it’s disguised as something good! - . For example, you hear some people sayJhat everybody would benefit, the - federal government tooBTover important businesses and services— the railroads, the doctors, the electric light <and power companies. ' That’s the dangerous kind of fooling. For what they suggest, under its disguise, is socialism. * rj7 .* 4 When you. hear somebody falling for that ‘let the government take - - over” talk, remind him* that he’s recommending socialism. Very few •v Americans want to live in a socialistic U. & A. • A, \ •'MEET CO RUSS ARCHER” jot delightful comedy. SunJayJ-ABC-9:l5 PM. ,j\ y ; . .*.«& ' }T : yji:-. M s “V,#' .. jrtfi Vjfc i.« IJv .4 • 1 l
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