The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-05
About FOREIGN Isms''

One of the grandoquent but nevertheless conventional
writers eastern publication recently wrote "Concurrng
with the Atlantic Charter wherein each country be free
TO establish its form of hope that out of
the world order will international law preventing
the setting of ism of country that of another
be contrary to the established form OF such
country"
That sounds profound doesn't it? But anal
we and how silly it isl Nothing handler than the
word m to convince the mind to it's sasfac
ton, that it really has something worth spouting the de-
fenseless public We getting fed up the constant
iteration and reeraon of that phrase foreign
sms that day going to ask spouter what
it MEANS and then watch his jaw sag and flap aimlessy
Those who mouth such nanes are to large extent
knowing mouthpeces for those who really scared to death
for fear something and progressive will happen in this
that will interfere with their polite brig
andage which they camouflage under the inspiring term of
our great American system of free enterprise So they
the flag and that all such things foreign
sms and therefore to be summary squeched Apparently
they trying make believe that ought to have
law which would forbid country from adopt
ing using good idea which other country had
evolved In other words all should the world
should become static and each country should be compelled
simply to waow IN It's own mess being forbidden to make any
effort improve through adoption of which have
proved beneficial in other countries.
Now let's poke among these foreign "isms" and
what dig We have great country and the
best EARTH but these things true largely
because using lot of foreign isms For instance we
idea of popular election of United States from
New Zealand, which the only democracy in the
world the effort bring about branded anarch
istc and un-Amercan but finally put it Shall we
discard and go back to the old system of elections by corrupt
state legislatures to avoid contamination by foreign ism
borrowed cooperative
from the Scandinavian countries after they had improved
the great Rochdae system started by
pecunious in England Our cooperaves got their
big after the first world war; and at that time
orousy condemned by the which warning us
against foreign sms Farmers actually maigned as UNI
and proGerman for presumng do than
much possible and accept what offered them
many co-operatve blown up from the inside by
reacherous big sabotage Do you remember the
Kings Products company in Saem?) Nevertheless the
operative movement in this country has immensely
realized by the citizen. Shall remember
hat 1S
of the country something subversve and dangerous?
social security ideas Zone Of The four freedoms which
fifty late in arriving also borrowed from Eur
ope especially Holland Shall in line with COP and
NAM propaganda throw millions of people back
starvation order untange ourselves from this danger
foreign ISM?
would be easy down the line and point out
of similar improvements Gsms) political and social set
which have borrowed puroned from other countries
the idea trying that there such
thing foreign ISM All isms international The world
progresses All countries trying to profit by the expert
others The idea that country adopt
plan policy if other country thought of first
rdcuous rendered less by
make horrible through hanging bad name
on it.
proud of country and it's form of government
trying to induce the rest of the world to take
IDEAS Yet the writer quoted the first
that there should international law
preventing the setting of ism of country in that
Of another contrary the established of govern
ment of such country The establishment democratic
many the countries in both hemispheres would
ainy be Contrary established form government
here them would be foreign ISM yet we hope they
will What would become of such law in such cases?
quickly dSclOSeS Stiffness of the
epng the commercial and industrial royasts, anxious
secure the best possible going
perncy about borrowing ideas from each other Capital
Press (Ore.).