The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-12-13
EcHNoc;RlAllcY
| What II Is
nat Il Seeks to Do
Nv. C. B. Randolph
Number q

81 w. C. B. Randolph
Number 4
Roosevelt commission al
|ferred to states that in or
rescue the nation from its
economic stalemate we will
scrap some of our most
I'D institutions. This vague
Dent must be made more spe-
fore the average reader, not
lily trained in economic
can get its full significance.
titution-what is it? Slav-
s an institution, dit was cher
BY it's adherents. It proved
Unable. 1t was abolished de-
heir protest. Later Develop
prove it was wise to dis
I Once we. had a private
system. it failed to satisfy
Us. We abolished it and re-
II with the present public
We know now that the
was in the public interest.
tracy fearlessly faces the
4 q basic change in our in
system, and in harmony
contentious of the Roose-
Emission declares that all of
ustrial forces must be made
the nation as it's rightful
ion and with proper conces-
the present separate own
all machines, force, mater
other means of produc-
ID distribution of all COM
s needed for human con-
bn and all operated as a
ith the sole and primary
Of turning out goods at
est price and in the largest
les up to the total demands
people, granting that the
will, under this new ar
bent, have an unlimited de-
practically speaking.
if we concede this unlimit-
band then we will have an
quoted channel for this vast
by virtue of this unlimited
tehracy offers to the world
N idea that this unlimited
y is no delusion. It is a firm
bed truth. This economic
I've are born into, with the
reasoning as that which es-
Res our political rights.
two twin rights are inher-
the nature of human exist
They are essentials in a
Facy. The constitution gives
! political rights which was
thought at that time, recog-
only by a few but made its
world thinking and became
" the land.
now introduces the
mic right as a parallel and
AIRY concommitant and in
ting all the means of pro-
3. to the people we can now
|e first time in human his
BY valid claim to the means
ch we must live.
be ignorance of the past we
bked this basic human right
lowed strong men to take
any or all of the natural
es of the nation. This was
ecause the people Of that
d not know of the existence
underlying economic right
men and our legislators un-
gave away to individuals
hich they had no right to
d so we can now annull
management of the means
of the race and gather back
constitutional rights that
was wrongfully diverted
Rem. Tenochracy, then dis
all individuals as owners,
Inns all competent ones as
who are willing to give
hnense knowledge and skill
asst river of disable goods
DWs no limit and no ending.
great change takes US away
present separated and an
nc interests of many So
awners who serve only to
Eais flow and diminish the
-turn and takes us into a
and coordinated system
every movement is geared
rronize with other acts with
hum of waste. We have
rom chaos to order, from
, efficiency, from COMPETE
to cooperative peace, from
eturns to a magnificent re-
all. We may illustrate the
between the old waste
disorderly system and the
9 productivity of the new
g the operations of a mod
Eory, with a competent sup
dent, various foremen and
sorkmen, all enmeshed with
c nicity, with its assemb-
Taking all parts to a prede-
d end. Here we have the
of efficiency, and large
lmagine that there are a
separate owners in that