The Washington times., 1933-12-01

GILBERT SEIDEs bitter as the worst of them" And
am invited to take this ain the spirit it is sent
particularly antcommunsc in the of opposing the
Communists desire to to it that human beings
are not made the victims of other human beings in their
desire that shall arve, if it that
one shall with impuny steal fifty millions.
Not Morals
But seriously doubt whether this humane motive is the
only one behind Communism. AS we look at Communism
now is method of production and distribution just
capitalism is and the single serious question is whether it
is better do not know of Marx great lover Of
humanity; he may have been but his service or dis
service to the world is analyst Of economies do
not even know whether Lenn Stain is lover of
mankind; they the fabrcators of economic sys
tenn On that, not on morals, they stand or fall.
In the West
he problems Of the Middle West possibly unmpor-
tant again. It is difficult maintain of proper
tlon But recovery is impossible until way out is
found for the farmer and from the of action ITSELF
out is apparent The usually wellbehaved farmer
is potential dynamite. because he become the
utterly unbalanced of politically empowered individuals.
In his present unorganzed condition there
way out of his difficulties and with organization the
threat of irrational the saddle by
this (unbalanced) individual
On Schooling
From Bayside Long Island anonymous post card,
marked Memo" informs that 'hgh schools may be
all right but conducted this city it is simply an
position to tax people support horde of ungratefu
European Vers who prostitute the knowledge gained here
and show their gratitude by constantly increasing anti
On the other hand. have received from organizations Of
school teachers pages of statistics proving that in
credible number Of public schools have failed this
and that which have opened the curriculum
has been cut down. is in defense of basic American
Institution that the school teachers fighting holding to
the belief that the public school is better investment than
the reformaory the county JAIL the poor house. and the in
sane asylum. Wouldn't it be pleasant thing to give
small part of the liquor taxes to the support of the schoos
On Fashion Again
had thought that the threecoered argument between
Elizabeth Hawes who designs Clothes Lee Smonson who
designs costumes and myself who look both ended
but all the way from Paris Haire Hler who something
Of specialist the subject writes that Miss Halves
doesn't know what we when say want
dresses "pretty she may be "a first dresdesigner
but (perhaps) second rate psychologist. Pretty
sexually attractive. when says it The principle
to be- attract the gentleman attention part
Of the anatomy after another hence short skirts then long
Low necks in front then in back The ladies with
failing intutiye powers do the deciding.
MEAT means that the costume shows good social adapt
ability is effective and appropriate to the situation
Superfluous prestige imitation Veben of wasted
effort and another law which might be loosely the
law of praiseworthy expenditure should come on the
economic side.''
A Book, Today
Since Mr. Hitler has mentioned Veblen take the liberty
Of recommending his books from memory His study Of
the leisure class IS text book the motives which make
us work for wealth. and his "Theory of Business
PRISE and The Engineers and the Price SYSTEM lie be-
hind most of the ideas the radical sde advanced during
the depression Veblen wrote in early 92Os of things
we appreciate in the early 193Os He was too ronc to
be soothing and his style complex; people gone
through greater hardshps order arrive
simple depression, for example is harder than COM
plex STYLE
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