The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

ure5ominantly capitslistic for rs
future economic advancement and So
curly. It's industrial system and
peculiar methods Of production and
distribution have Influenced greatly
many Of the worlds human conflicts.
Il must create z soun6er economic
system. Il also must transform indus
ny 50 that workers shall not Be totally
depen6eut upon the eapitalistic class
The selfish use Of one man against az
other created cspitalistic exploitation
q workers. Extensive labor exploits-
ton n addition 70 receiving interest
on CAPITAL. far m access Of E fair mar
gin focused into our economic realm.
the term. speculative profit" This u
balanced ACQUISITION q wealth has Be-
come z scourge OF capitslistie industry.
This unorthodox system has caused
bitterness and hate between the classes
and the masses. This lust for wealth
has 6ebased the present generations.
This unchecked greed Of the capital
iz-ic system has become sacriligious.
Constituted authority sidesteppei rs
responsibility 70 check this Illegal
abuse q Speculative profits" Il had
The sanction Of acquiring private pro
ver-v which should never Be co-6u-a6
IN z democracy. Government control
and regulation should become g baC-
rier for the curling Of speculative
profits when the capitslistie class
zbar6ons the fair margin line for that
Of uroHt racketeering.
EEuloi-a-ion II v~age-szrre-s would
become 2 memory Il program q
political and social be--erner- would
emerge. which would safeguard the
interests q both tia classes and the
masses Political equality and social
Justice BY coupulsio1 would also BE-
come Z reality and foundation for
Improvement, also reform 4 nation
vide agreement must Be formulated
that workers Be protected II their
rights 70 organize for The purpose q
collective bargaining. This does not
mean infringement upon the rights q
gno-ga1ized workers. Americas pre-
sent industrial system must Be re-
aligned IN order 70 determine The
meaning Of earned and unes-ne6 pro-
ifs. This Is imperative especially Tor
taxation purposes under sanction O
The many government entities. Unless
z sane Aoor and ceiling O basic calcu-
Iatio- Is used. capital would have 2
reason 70 strike / democracy can
rot survive i the classes and the
masses fail 70 respect law and govern
ueut- Az long g z spirit Of hatred
en6U-es. there Is always 2 danger q
conflicts. Human brotherhood and
intelligence must De inculcate6 with z
program n the hands Of inCr1sted
leadership ID minimize conflicts.
Political. economic and social problems
have never been solved b. the waving
q banners OF intrigue and deception +
One sided movements and views are
dangerous. Programs q violence are
unth1nEable II launching movements
for economic reform. Continued N
employment OF z large ratio OF the
masses. who later become involuntary
6eterdents are finally forced into
vice ard crime,
There Is z great need for an atmos-
phere q goodwill II order 70 assure
z solution q political, economic and
social problems. Obligation. response /
bility and service are the main factors
leading 70 economic adjustments. Con
troIle1 heradity and compulsory e6uca- +
ton would 20 far 70 eliminate class /
conflicts. Caution and reason must /
prevail ever blind impulse and emotion /
between employers and employees n /
order 70 improve Americas industrial /
system. Strong backgrounds Of eco [
homie determination must Be coneen- /
rrate6 . submeTge mass selEshness. /
stiAe hatreds, promote efficiency and i
education. Upon this foundation can
Be erected an economic system that
can Withstand the rayages Of future i
class conflicts. Americas institutions /
VIII perish II Il fails 70 train leaders /
who can teach our youth and coming /
generation the impending dangers OF i
Entertainments 70 its economic and II /
dustrial systems.