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1S39.
ITVTTF.n
STATES
POLITICS
.02
.25
RELEASING
OF
STAGNANT
CAPITAL
IS
ADVOCATED
Contlnued
From
Pji-
Om-i
of
becoming
a
burden
to
the
people
heavier
than
they
should
be
a
scad
to
bear.
While
I
regard
much
of
this
criticism
as
valid.
I
leti
that,
broadly
speaking,
the
sau
efrt.-cism
can
be
turned
with
equal
fcree
on
modern
business,
"It
is
not
drffirult
to
pio
that
the
efficiency
of
frjdlridual
batfn-"I
units
jfhouk
nt
be
ttfcffi
a
measure
of
the
efllelspc
af
fcssain-m
as
a
whole.
"If
two
ikllled
and
eiLzxnl
i
jd:-ingmen
are
forced
to
s
e-ul
M
per
cent
of
their
time
fKfeUr
?aeh
other
mtrtir
for
the
cvrtasJ
t
work,
their
actual
"rrnrtrtrt
nt
oods
and
services
will
he
hut
rn'f
their
potential
"rariu-tlon
Hi"
their
effort
wHl
hire
b-rn
w
1
and
their
standard
nt
living
will.r-but
half
what
it
mlht
hav
tjsfin.
"In
bushier
today,
wr
sr
ilie
:
and
efficient
bu.inr:
fl-m
m
fnr
as
their
internal
affairs
ar?
r1
cernedl
spending
a
lare
H
f
their
Ume
and
effort
flrt:n"
-a-ii
other
for
the
opportunity
to
nr
vide
their
goods
and
servt?3
to
public.
That
meant.
In
Jame
measure,
a
wasteful
and
useless
dl1-'-pation
of
.
energy
which
is
partly
responsible
for
the
low
living
standards
prevailing
today.
,
"But
even
more
to
be
deptered
than
the
consnkious
waste
of
mi-
i
unable
to
do.
"After
all.
business
enterortse.
as
a
vehicle
for
maklnt
ava'law
to
;the
neople
the
discoveries
and
In
ventions
of
pure
and
angled
science.
ha
topic
"Vfsitnra
tn
-
p
ritv
frnrn
th
United
States
TllCSdaV
MWereowU
to
Ha
credit
seemed
unanimous
that
the
spending
policy
of
the
P.
"anSrry-dent
was
all
wrong
and
that
the
people
had
nov
disco
v-
,np
oa
our
fa1r,
htTP
bwn
rid.
ered
that
it
was
leadincr
them
deeper
into
trouble
while
jCaiiy
altered
bv
the
industrial
Rev-
now
so
widespread
that
a
Democrat
couia
not
ne
eiecieu
physical
wealth.
next
year
unless
there
was
some
radical
cnange
oi
poncy
in
the
meantime.
EXPRESSED
SURPRISE
One
thing
that
interested
and
surprised
visitors
to
for
capital
declines
in
relation
to
secure
the
necessities
of
life
the
ability
of
the
economy
to
supply
it,
and
where
the
effective
daman
Is
definitely
less
than
the
available
Turning
to
the
subject
of
th?
ergy
and
materials
is
our
refusal
to
supply,
we
are
bound
u
no
Jru
co-operative
movement,
Mr.
Dol-use
our
vast
arsets
in
idle
man-
trouble.
son
explained
that
consumer
and
power
ana
natural
resources.
Present
lunmj
Inadequate
!aoducer
co-opera
tire
are
owned
"If
we
are
honest
with
ourselves.
,
and
operated
for
the
benefit
of
as
we
should
be
in
these
days,
we
"I
believe
that
the
receet
dk-
t
Maaut
tnl
primary
producers,
are
forced
to
admit
that
modern
tress
and
Instability
of
business,
the
while
these
classifications
somc-
.
--
-
1
suu
no
unfair
ujc
iiumjuobibs;
oi
some
of
its
oontfsatttn
Hv-f-
the
economic
machine
to
the
ex-
i"i
"'wutiH
w
vofii
inai
iney
succeed.
ccntsneat
alone,
we
see.
on
the
one
"There
is
comcarativriy
little
isu&d.
a
land
rich
in
natural
re-
rHnaer
of
eo-ooeracive
rnternrlv
I
CBrcr
t-ethr
!th
a
nrte
sMUhhii
Iv
skUled
n
tk
t?wjntriol
arU
ami
the
nmfeMions.
a
uir
am
ner
ssauioaro
at
offerine
no
solution
of
the
employment
'
problem.
They
oiution
which
ir
stm
in
fun
swim.
ua
ha.
J"
v
ben
DCTn
exowienced
expenmceu.
,
.
.
-0
i
n
i
l:
if
who.
that
t.M
v,.,.
i
k-.
seemea
to
uiinK
inau
n
Mr.
uooseven
onereu
lumscu
iu;
-
"
a
third
term,
he
would
be
defeated.
While
they
realized
;h
Utandin
who
benefited
directly
from
the
policy
that
most
people
.eWe,.mMlt
-f
,;...
era
has
v.,
yn
been
would
support
the
Democratic
party
the
opposition
was
increasingly
rapid
accumulation
of
tendencies
that
w-tll
mean
Btfhr
living
sundarda
for
ail
of
us.
"While
I
have
apetu
moat
of
my
time
outlining
Some
the
economic
attnation
and
ousiness
leaaers
nave
not
given
us
raauvejy
mgn
pei-crana
j
un-
uxact
overlap,
they
are
broad
tloa
today,
the
answer
to
there
quertlons
and
employment,
the
generally
low
Jr-
riloU.n
to
include
the
mass
of
trw,
-r
kh..
future,
let
us
all
w
It
n
fl"'
'mlc
eeononiv
wtiren
h
Indsr
.trial
Revolution
s
tW
'n
nn
o-
.
.
:
.
ruunn
vm
"
wuny
oi
noiiceaae
over.
v,,n
.
.
hD
u
uim
It
Agrees
with
Babies
There
are
so
many
hundreds
of
Carnation
is
cows'
milk
cases
reported
to
us
of
babies
who
with
part
of
the
natural
were
not
doine
well
until
put
on
a
watr
removed
by
evap.
.
Carnation
Milk
formula
and
liter-
oration.
Homogcnization
Jtsl&?
ally
thousands
who
did
well
from
the
and
heat
treatment
make
start
on
Carnation,
iity
spec'ulitls
it
far
more
digestible
than
milk
m
know
the
reasons
Irradiated
Carna-
ordinary
form.
It
is
always
the
jme
tion
Milk
is
so
rapidly
becoming
the
wherever
you
buy
it
unopened,
leading
milk
for
bottle-fed
babies.
It
keepi
without
ice
it
is
econornual
is
because
it
is
so
successful
and
this
in
price
AND
through
irradiation
because
it
agrees
with
babies.
it
has
added
"sunshine"
vttarr.
in.
D
Co-operative
Movement
Carnation
does
wonders
for
cooked
dunes
that
call
for
milk
or
cream.
It
saves
on
cream
bills
for
cereals,
coflce
and
fruit.
Write
for
Carnation
books.
'The
Gmtcntcd
ltaby'
is
free.
The
big,
colorful
Carnation
Cook
Dook
is
Mi
(postpaid).
Carnation
f)
Company
Limited,
.
.ai
LC
ADIO
;
iht
"CtnlnttJ
mf
tttn
Mtmuj
might,
Set
fttr
W
mfyrifjtr
fat
ilMitml
aaJ
Umt
Carnation
fH,
IRRADIATED
Milk
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
'from
Co.Ui.Ud
Cows-
Milk,
Vandalism
Of
'r
unm
rorm
At
gesUng
the
contribution
the
eo
Riifml
Hs-nnnr!
operaUve
movement
can
make.
!
DUliai
UIUUIIU
is
not
my
desire
to
suggest
that
in
this
movement
we
have
Ue
a
rather
-."
only
conatrueMve
focce
In
opra-
vandaUssn
ts
reix
lew
Crftsei
y
addition,
we
apparently
by
u
r
pernaps
u
is
noi
oui
oi
me
way
xo
in$
uuaru
jiu
uitioftur
people.
And
in
the
very
nature
of
vrrMM
ii.i..
mm
attlfleMi
i.
ttJ)0,condude
that
business
management
cessity
lor
government
to
prop
up
iheir
orranUaUon
the
net
surplus
e4ur
applied
arid
efficiently
d-
the
gram
.12,
is
not
able
to
give
an
answer
that
the
industrial
structure
majr
be
r
vtilh
made
available
by
their
ministered
I
betlrv
that
In
th-
riM
OiwUl
mean
a
more
abundant
life
taken
a.
an
indication
that
our
ec-
operations
la
distributed
to
th
Mme
way
tautneamen
orsnuab-naw
ben
ausd
nor
you
ana
i.
onomy.
as
ai
presem
uiHiiru.
bj,
oI
tne
p,pie
That
stands
for
the
protection
of
IMr
tutor-
of
the
eesnHrry
Tr
3.00
(
-perhaps,
however,
we
should
1101
adequate
to
present-day
de-
out
in
sharp
contrast
to
the
ten
esta.
the
workers
in
tndwmy
o
dfkd.
9
00
hesitate
to
lay
at
the
door
of
bus-
niands
upon
it
dency
of
most
classifications
of
should
organtee
In
bddVa
to
ftp-
llness
a
charge
of
failure
to
do
a
lob
m
l8Qk
currct
sit-
tuiaa
eotcrprite
to
concentrate
reaent
tbtlr
Interaata
HI
IJ,
nnu
s
CLIMC
.i,
i.
.
j
i
i
i
....
atattnn
mnr,
anoMiftal.v
BHD
Arav
i.
u
-
w.
t
.l.
iu
i:
uui
urniuira
ana
B
anaarcouy
-
-
wutui
u
wc
uuiui
u
hit
jrw
-tl..
,u
.t
win.
What
ralaht
have
been.i.,
..-
..
--
hMlth
t
r
That
aombiaatiaa
erain
hy
big
business
Sa
dl-
Ci,.
vTT
.
'
J
1L.
idn
Ms
elmsr
should
enabs
us
to
rroduce
an
rtbsrted
1desjr
by
eo-operaUvr
or-
nJZZ.
Ktnt
Bsfwaid
Bch-abundance
"
of
goods
and
vrvioM
to
-anlraUons.
I
p-
I
ataire
the
oevnle
of
this
eeoimeot
"Then,
too
co-operatives
usuallv
iivsng
uun
-oneraie
Tnere
It
attle
reaaon
the
,.lo
.
u
ftni
ct.iu
u.
...
..
n
-4.,
,
..
n
our
resources
only
partially
with
the
"o-orduiMe
their
activities
that)
relt
that
Hvlna
standards
are
be-
'd'
bv-ft
mav
h
mUted
for
11
we
review
trie
twentieth
cent-
Jng
kept
at
starvation
levels.
'IWr
nenb-lil'
That
a-alr
urv.
we
cannot
help
but
be
Impress-
-The
concentration
in
the
flow
-t'sH
to
the
tMsdaacy
of
bH
ed
with
the
rapid
industrialisation
and
eontrol
of
the
United
SUtoa
H-lrw.
and
a-.cumuhitlon
of
nhvdcal
xvnlth
U
inches
tad
bv
the
fact
that
Kt.
h-.
..i..tM
weaUh
in
most
countries
of
the
6
bllMons
out
of
a
total
saTinsi
cf
t
HttrU
So
ennat
dire-'tlon
wor3d-
J15
billion'
vas
'W
lde
v
21.-
fr
to
exact
a
.wafer
tl
fmm
ih-
"Insofar
a
corcerm
the
aeeumw-
W)0
out
of
the
fmllli
ronuw.
nr
frith
the
inthl-
Pvi0
P,m
in
tlo
rliiQ
m-ppV
rna
ihp
flnnearance
W'cn
of
wealth
to
aawply
ho
easd-
n
the
eoanlnr
In
otner
warrta
wK
a
f-t4her
eontrimi
us
rrembr
thj'
'
A4ay
we
navt
in
vtstoo
and'
Ps(M
elitldreTi
"cHMe
'
B
thia
Tn-s
tne
courage
to
saott
the
cha:
Keop
tan
to
dai
a
:
,
for
to
orvanisaUoas
nwned
b"
'
".
"On
th
other
hand.
fe
have
rnos
dlsvntln
'heir
en-
'
nnarlv
million
tinfnnlnvd
In
-t1m
in
iiuImi
An'yiia
iLrm
nf
i
V
E
i
I
rr.A
.,.
mim,
i
-
.
.
ooooooooooooooooooooocraooootoooooooooooooooow
m
V
j
""i'4"-
rV"
V
7u
;
noticed
Jsrr
in
VnnmUr
number
nf
Of
requirements
of
a
ranloly
ox-
one-lnU
of
one
per
cant
of
Use
of
wooHh
w4ta
the
tmhTmy
re-
5
beds
in
a
Of
of
perennial
plants
they
ir
hrvTlnnod
pani5lni
economy,
and
where
the
-eoaJr
saved
half
much
aa
the
I
ciiuciin
aiiu
uv
JKiu;
iutu
vuuai
t
a
-"
..v
Uc.mua
lor
caiui
reirtMiM
rnw-
resrajfitnv
8
on
nin-srauil
par
v.
eio
Htte
a
no
ijv
en-
which
looks
its
best
JU?t
now.
Tfiey
said
this
Was
tfie
SOrt
isfled.
the
modern
wln
if
nri-
cr
f
the
nonulat'on.
si
-M
rfi.--v,,,
Af
w,Kh
of
thin"
they
had
not
seen
anywhere
in
the
gardens
at
enternrise
has
orovwi
lUelf
to
This
state
of
affaira
ct-aaoH
at
Htbin
the
arc
nf
IU
Influ'ric.'.
hnmo
nr
.ni-mstn
Not.
nnlv
was
it
what
thev
saw
now
bllt
;wl.adantad
to
tHl
to
needs
a
time
when
a
Urge
port
in
of
th-
I
brieve
Uh.1
th
co-o-rafiv.
Bat
where
We
cUecUve
demand
parnwj
gna
10
gwment
and
maInto'n
the
promise
of
continuousHowerine
in
the
perennial
beds
in
a
good
many
wardens.
They
said
it
seemed
easy
enough
to
grow
leds
of
annuals
which
flowered
later
but
to
ne
ready
for
spring
and
the
early
summer,
such
as
what
they
saw
here,
was
indeed
surprising.
There
did
not
seem
to
be
many
gardeners
among
the
Rotarians
but
those
"ho
seemed
to
know
plants
were
keenly
interested.
They
thought
it
was
somethine
for
them
to
aim
at
when
thev
returned
home.
They
said
it
was
common
to
see
beds
of
tulips
at
home
but
they
had
not
seen
the
perennials
prorr
ising
a
succession
of
Woom.
,
AMAZING
DENUNCIATION
Members
of
the
C.C.F.
political
party
were
amazed
recently
when
their
pa'-ly
was
denounced
by
a
Vancouver
religious
leader
who
declared
that
the
policies
of
the
'arty
were
anti-religious
and
that
they
emanated
from
Moscow.
Four
columns
of
headlines
were
used
to
express
the
amazement
of
the
party
in
this
denunciation.
The
C.C.F.
leaders
have
become
so
accustomed
to
denouncing
everybody
and
everything
that
when
they
fce-(
come
the
victim
of
denunciation
they
are
amazed
and
.say'
so
in
unmi&tageable
language.
If
they
remain
in
politics
for
a
few
years
they
will
get
accustomed
to
being
denounced.
It
is
only
when
political
parties
are
in
opposition
and
have
never
been
in
port
er
that
they
can
indulge
In
unrestricted
denouncing
such-as
has
been
experienced
Jn-fhe
past
few
years.
Once
they
have
the
responsibilities
of
office
thrust
on
them
they
modify
their
tone
and
have
to
learn
to
take
unmerited
abuse
without
being
worried
thereat
They
then
are
no
longer
amazed.
,
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
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