The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
Of The People, By The People,
 For The People
BY ZANONI

Truth crushed to earth shall rise
 again
 The eternal years of God are
 hers;
 But Error, wounded, wrlthes in pain, And dies among his wOrshipers.
 -Bryant's Poems.
 Truth possesses within her. self a penetrating force, unknown alike to error and to falseh0od. I say truth and you understand my meaning. For the beautiful words truth and justice need not be defined In order tO be under. stood fin their true sense. They bear within them shining beauty and 6 heavenly light. firmly believe in the triumph of truth: that Is what uph0ldS me In the time of trial"
 -AnatOle France.
 To those who have lived long, and have travelled much over the earth, who have lived under var ious forms of governments, such for example as under the New Experiment that is being worked out on a sixth of the erath's Sur- face, which iS founded on e new organization of economic life, where there are no rich or poor and no unemployment there Is nothing strange or new In the present war, It's origin and recur- renee. Because war Is not an un- ayoidable evil, but is handmade, and will maintain just as long as man permits 1t to exist. Some students however, claim that 1t Is Q part of the evolution of man. kind, which may be explained in the truth that no great good is ever accomplished only through suffering and sacrifice, in q world where every victory for truth and humanity must Dc paid for by the shedding of much innocent blood mystic human blood-in the cause of the march Of progress, whose footsteps always leave a bloody imprint in the upward struggle of the human race.
 A Way Out Has Been Found
 A remarkable book has recently been published by the Very Rev. ererd Hewlett Johnson, Dean Of Canterbury who after taking his degree in science and engineering, studied ct oxford University to combine the careers of mossion- ary and engineer. and after nine. teen years ministry, was ap- pointed dean of Englands great- est cathedral. Dr. Johnson has made many trips through the old and new Russia, with the object of explaining in simple rion-te nichal terms q great experiment. in Q new order of society, and 10 bring c better accord between England and Russia aS 1t Is today.
 pr. Johnson is of the type of Frederick w. FArrar. late Canon of Westminster Cathedral, author Of the Life of Christ, great Englishman, 6 man who had vision like pr. Johnson; writers who, like Ian MacIsaren, are in class by themselves. The title of Dean johnsons' book k "The Soviet Power" and in the 362 pages 1t can be said that there IS not . line of propaganda. He sees the Soviet experiment which IS now some 2l years old, to be based on clearly defined prin- ciples, which are thoroughly un- derstood and gladly accepted Principles which differ from our western competitive system which is every man for himself and the devil take the hindmost, with the profit-making motive as the chief motive and incentive; man being used as means, not ends, with the consequential exploitation of the mass of the people which inevlt- ably follows.
 The Other Way
 Tn opposition to this is the new experiment where cooperation re- places competitive chaos and q plan succeeds the riot Of disorder.
 The emphasis is different. The community rather than the self