Archive for Vollie Tripp

Regaining Lost Freedoms: A Plan

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and the promotion of free enterprise. Everyone agrees that "sin" is a bad thing, to be overcome if pos­sible, resisted always. There is complete agreement that all should enjoy good health. Practically everyone assumes a personal obli­gation to keep as fit [...]

1Mar1960 | | 0 comments | Continued

The Auction Sale: Epitome of the Free Market

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and the promotion of free enterprise. I have just had a thrilling experi­ence—watching an old-fashioned auction. What is there so exciting about following a loquacious auctioneer about a hot dusty Kansas farmyard, while stolid farmers bid for cultivators, plows, laying hens, [...]

1Nov1959 | | 0 comments | Continued

Why those who receive so often turn to bite…The Helping Hand

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and the promotion of free enterprise. Human nature often is revealed in jokes, such as the one about the businessman seated in his of­fice, when his excited secretary burst in. "There’s a man here named Bill Simpson, and he says he’s [...]

1May1959 | | 0 comments | Continued

Some Questions for Consideration by Modern Idol Worshipers

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and promotion of free enterprise. Idol worship is frowned upon as a general practice in this sophisti­cated age. You would have to con­duct a lengthy survey to find even one of our "progressive" citizens worshiping a graven image. How­ever, the worship [...]

1Apr1959 | | 0 comments | Continued

When Free Men Speak

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and promo­tion of free enterprise. A human being is an amazing and amusing critter. He is amazing in numberless ways. But the oddity which meets our pur­pose just now is his ability to like what he gets. This is not true [...]

1Apr1958 | | 0 comments | Continued

Death of a Colony

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and promotion of free enterprise.   Job Harriman, noted lawyer, J friend of the late Clarence Darrow, was an ardent socialist, and he tried to promote at least two communal colonies. One colony, planted in Antelope Valley, in the barren country [...]

1Mar1958 | | 0 comments | Continued

Renaissance In Responsibility

Mr. Tripp, retired from the building business, now devotes full time to travel, writing, and promotion of free enterprise. There are several ways of Ting with financial problems learning to create more, learning to live on less, ganging up on the well-to-do. Aside from the moral aspects, the last method is the least satis­factory way [...]

1Feb1958 | | 0 comments | Continued

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