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Thursday,
April
20,
1944
Ynnlli
Wants
o
Know
Whv
.
.
.
man
for
his
own
protection;
if
there
were
mo
such!
ruies,
society
wouiu
quiCKjy
nave
to
invent
some.
The
..old-fashioned
father
demanded
unquestioning
obedience.
The
children
.of
today,
reared
in
a
much
more
democratic,
free
home
and
community
atmosphere,
and
invited
to
express
themselves,
are
willing
to
comply
with
reasonable
rules;
the
wise
modern
father
explains
why
he
counsels
certain
conduct.
In
a
wider
sphere,
the
democratic
community
cannot
expect
compliance
from
adolescents
any
more
thin
from
radiilt
-citizens,
unless
that
community
mkes
an
effort
to
explain
the
mutual
need
for
social
co-operation
They
Do
Hot
Fight
Alone
.
.
.
Our
purchase
of
Victory
Bonds
does
not
line
up
as
.an
.active
participant
with
the
Canadian
in
battle
dress
m
the
spnm
battle
being
waged
m
Europe.
We
cannot
fool
ourselves
on
this
point.
For
there
is
little
or
aio
sacrifice
here
in
Canada
that
can
be
related
even
remotely
to
the
hazardous
life
or
death
work
in
which
our
boyg
are
engaged
overseas.
Yet
the
purchase
of
Victory
Bonds
is
vital
to
the
well-being
of
our
men
in
Irattle
for
two
reasons.
First
the
.cash
we
thus
provide
maintains
the
flow
of
necessary
material
to
the
fighting
forces.
Secondly,
and
perhaps
more
important,
the
enthusiastic
jo-port
which
Canadians
at
home
give
to
a
Victory
loan
informs
the
loys
overseas
"better
than
any
other
method
we
have
at
our
command
that
the
harta
and
minds
of
the
overwhelming
majority
of
folk
back
home
are
with
them.
0
,
j
'M''rt
J.
"1
Don't
Worry
About
Vitamins
and
Minerals!"
Willi
tliro;
avrrj;e-gfMf
meili
ly
incluilins
fruit
juice
Jlu
Oviltine
niglit
anil
morning
I'm
frll'mf
til
llie
rxtra
vitamin
and
miiHTaU
I
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Widn
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(umi
.energy
flwnu
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jiriiU'UM.
Jut
follow
tb!a
rm
fur
lirttrr
brlilr
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DAY
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AND
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Uxlajr
at
drug
or
f.uJ
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OVALTINE
THC
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FOOD-DUNK
SOVIET
.BURIES
MARXISM
(Continued
from
page
1)
MJiMUtJt
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...
r
"
Th
rnnarfinn
Press
i
eriuslvelv
entitled
to-
use
lor
Dublica-ktudes
of
'
sympathetic
e:i's
ami
tion
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
it
vor
to
.the
Associated
i
wining
hands
to
help
utoktroy
Press
ln.thls.paper
and-alro
the
local
news
published
therein.
tne
l)Piesor.
"
All
:righis
of
republicaticn
of
special
despatches
therein
are,
seems
like
the
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City
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Per
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Per
Month
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By
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per
Month
-
-
Per
Year
starvation."
"a
wretched
df
.the
earth."
For
that
belief,
naturally,
Communist
found
ready
and
intense
acceptance.
Naturally
their
missionaries
found
multH
nonseme
the
official
Soviet'
15
."body
now
declares
It,
don't
for-
$7
00
get
that
in
addition
to
the
irtll-
.66
.40
$4
AO
lions
of
workers
who
accepted
it,
there
were
alto.
plush
drawing
rooms
and
revered
academic
halls
that
accepted
it
too.
Km'
unlifted
in
the
.official
q
j
Soviet
theory
are
these:
Savings,
10
1
eapMal,
investment
are
necessary
30
1
to
a
progressive
society.
Market
I
75
nriees
are
properly
determined
-50
1
by
the
needs
yi
profitable
opera
tion
and
the
circumstances
of
competition.
The
factor
which
must
determine
wages
is
not
prima
ily
the
need
of
the
wage
earner
but
the
amount
of
stuff
he
produees;
that
all
men
are
not
niuillu
un
In
hl
in
nrivHiic.
Instruction
in
dementary
sociology,
eo
that
youth
tlon;
tht.
as
they
phrase
it
may
have
an
understanding
of
social
organization
and
.
"the
labor
of
a
citizen
of
a
so-their
part
in
iit,
is
one
of
;a
number
of
positive
steps
!
ciaijtt
seetety
is
not
qualitatively
which
might
be
taken
in
the
homes
and
the
schools
to
unr1
tt.
counter
the
present
rebellion
against
authority
on
the
ny
recegnt
the
desirability
part
of
youngjieople.
j
for
ineentive
pay
and
for
plece-
Attention
has
;been
drawn
to
the
present
guidance
j
work
payment,
long
fiercely
op-program
Of
the
DetroitliUblic
Schools,
Which
phased
bpmuTatways
on
the
belief
lhat
youth
does
not
accept
restriction
UIMie
any
,ystem
Qt
without
asking
why
the
community
demands
con-,
tiety."
they
diart,
pointing
out
formitvio
certain
laws
and
rules.
l
''or
-socialist
"Too
f
requentlytime
isnot
taken
to
include
young
ZJ
people
:m
the
planning
or
to
interpret
plans
to
them,
forces
Khools
and
otner
pubUc
it
is
stated.
"The
adolescent,
in
his
need
to
convince
se:
vices,
not
only
himself
but
also
the
whole
adult
world
that
,.EI.n,IA.ri:
IJI)EA
hefis
grown
up,
exaggerates
his
behavior
by
constant
of
lxpi.oii
ation
rebellion.
"However,
once
convinced
that
breaking
Out
;ht
w:nclyw
goes
the
Marx
laws
and
irules
does
not
indicate
adult
behavior,
but
rather
the
opposite,
he
frees
Ids.
energy
lor
constructive
effort."
It
is
well
recognized
that
laws
cannot
be
enforced
unless
they
have
;the
support
of
-public
.opinion.
This
should
be
recognized
as
.applying
also
to
the
rules
and
laws
which
youth
is
expected
to
.accept
and
obey.
It
is
not
enough
to
tell
youth
what
to
do
and
especially
what
not
to
do;
they
shpuld
alsp
be
told
wliy.
The
failure
to
do
,so
is
a
fundamental1
weakness
in
the
moral
teaching
of
today.
It
is'
because
of
-this
that
the
wor,d
"moral"
is
so
much
"in
bad
odor"
with
youth.
Few
young
people
have
been
told
that
morals
are
simply
time-tested,
unwritten
rules,
devised
by
1
la
f
ZUi
.
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(doctrine
at
exploitation.
This
was
the
axiom
that
the
.
Interests
of
'the
different
groups
or
classes
In
society
.are
unalterably
op-
ing
the
present
momentous
step
for
a
long
time.
It
has
been
sinning
much
against
the
Marxian
t
ospel.
JJut
this
solemn
and
of-
posed:
that
the
largest
class
;
fieial
iurlal
.of
the
.Intellectual
must
therefore
wage
unremit-
;.I"rents
of
Communism
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none-
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ling
wuiibic
uii
uii
-iiic
uuin
classes.
'Out
the
window
goes
(the
a
celling
is
set
on
prices
It
long
since
Introduced
Stak-
I'hanovlsm
or
-special
pay
for
spe
cial
work.
Disbanding
the
Inter-
'Marxian
materialistic
coneeo-1
natlonale
was
in
'effect
calling
and
individual
incomes
ure
tuxed
more
heavily
supplies
are
divided
fuirly
among
producers
and
mcrchunls
and
nobody
is
permitted
to
take
advantage
of
the
war
to
get
more
thuu
his
fthure
Ism;
.that
they
had
called
oft
the
battle
to
overthrow
governments
and
societies
in
capitalistic
countries.
.And
recently
as
the
-New
York
Times
.points
cut.
In."
Soviet
press
Ignored
the
Cist
anniversary
of
the
death
of
Marx,
foimerly
one
of
the
great
holy
days
of
i
the
Soviet
state.
Recently,
too,
the
pictures
of
Marx
and
En
gels
in
Stalin's
can-
tlon
of
history.
According
to
I
off
the
foreign
(missionaries
oVf
ferenctirooms
have
beenirep!acH
Marx
and
his
dlsdoles.
wars
I
world
revolution.
3n
permitting
Ltdnyiplctures
of
Soviet
generals.'
tnrt
niiv
bMnti
nf
mmnm.
!
revival
of
rellelon.
the
Soviet
'
-This
official
burial
of:Marxlsm
les,
because
of
human
greed,
and
committed
further
sin
against
i
brings
Soviet
economic
theory
they
end
for
the
same
Teason
the
Marxian
dletles
who
regard-
into
line
with
Soviet
realities.
It
Hence
the
intense
preoccupa-
ed
religion
as
hot
only
useless
makes
it
possible
for
the
Soviet
tlon
of
-old-Btyle
Communists
,
bui
possltlvely
dangerous,
"an
to
live
in
and
co-operate
fully
and
of
ueonle
like
Mr.
Coldwc.
i
ooiate
of
the
masses."
h
a
world
run
on
capitalist
with
tprovlng"
Ihaf
behind
this
Nat
many
months
ago.
Corn-war
lbs
other
wars
lie
the
maeh-
munlst
leaders
In
North
America
inations
of
greedy
businessmen.
Jaanouneed
that
they
were
pre-The
Soviet
has
been
approach-
pared
to
go
along
with
capital-
business
principles.
Where
then
does
Russia
stand?
Roughly
just
about
.where
Germany
now
stands.
State
social-
wages
and
salaries
arc
controlled
to
prevent
higher
production
costs
from
pushing
up
the
ceiling
Priority
I
I
xtftc.
I
WotaU
3i
Victory
Loans
are
launched
rationing
is
introduced
to
ensure
u
fair
share
to
everyone
whllo
the
hoys
are.
out
there
fighting
At
2
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First
Chokei
FRY
COCOA
for
Hmrishtnent
and
rim
Ism
has
been
abandoned
and
excess
proHts
arc
taxed
away
ovcryhody
for
state
capitalism.
Our
Canadian
Socialists
are
going
to
find
this
burlal
of
.Marx
to
move
qulk;
base
v.
ing
new
t!Kcni
;3
.to
embarrassing.
Surrounded
as
he
.'Will
he
mm
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f
to
pay
the
costs
of
war
3
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wim
Marxians
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