The guardian., 1951-10-13


delinquency and dope addict
army marched In solid phalanx
into each state causing family
havoc and destruction. School
systems throughout the nation,
who had experts for student
training aimed to impart educa-
tion and morals could not cope
with the sudden avalanche Of
youthful debauchery. Juvenile
court dockets wherever instituted
were crowded and top-heavy with
cases of incorrigible youth. This
became nationwide stunning
blow having tomorrow's citizens
floundering In crime which in
creased by leaps and bounds
without adequate legal instru-
ments to cope with a dangerous
and disgraceful situation. The
socialistic New Deal mentors had
encountered another grave crisis
from an unthinkable horizon,
which, in its inception, had
gained wide condemnation.
Youth delinquency was one of
the most battling of all the
overloaded social problems New
Dealers tried to solve. Parents
indoctrinated with the crazy,
socialistic ideals of Marx" and
"Lenin" caused this diabolical
youth movement to thrive and
spread into channels never be-
fore known only in isolated in
stances of the nations history.
Can New Dealers dodge the
issue Of whole-hearted instiga-
CATION disrupting the morals of
Americas youth? Would they
stand and be counted If chaI-
lenged to atone for causing one
of the nations blacklist blots,
which smeared It's traditions?
Courageous and open minded
thinking on the part of organi-
cations Of bipartisan origin have
almost stemmed the tide by
reaching out and offering help
ing hand to rescue Americas
youth from future disaster.
Now comes the crux to this
New Deal Socialistic govern
dnent fiscal squandering pro-
gram. It was soroid and un-
realistic - in many instances a
prototype of discriminating for
eign aid proposals to people who
had suffered from hardships
leaders of many nations had
sanctioned TO boost morale by
mass payoff doles.
New Deal economists dipped
into the U. s. Treasury foster
ing financial aid to underprivi-
legged citizens Of America. Fed
eral subsidies we're granted to
respective states to institute
funds for social security, also
sickness and. health beenfits. In
addition, unemployment insur-
ance plans were proposed for
those out of jobs to collect Sti-
pends during idleness regardless
of whether persons were tempor-
arily released from jobs or lack
of work. Employers and en-
ployees respectively paid their
ratio into the pool of financial
security according to wage-Scale
agreements. Sickness and health
benefits were forged on the same
relief anvil. Loopholes were
found, which have never been
plugged for fraudulent claims
and alarming depletions of the
above funds. To date all con-
cerned, are in a quandary as to
whether or not the grand finale
of these grandiose socialistic ex-
periments is near.
Federal New Deal pumpprirn-
ing and subsidy programs seemed
to be never ending political fads
for which pressure groups fat
tened their pocketbooks. The
U. s. Treasury paid out enor-
nous sums to recipients, with
out one dime being invested.
New Deal "Fols" received divi-
dends by the undercover method
of campaign contributions and
individual "cuts" for legal ad-
vice when a "hot" case of fraud
appeared on the record. Farm
ers dug under a large portion of
their crops to create supposed
scarcity. Dairymen dried out
their cows 10 keep butter and
milk from being supposed
drug in markets. Edible corn
was fed to hogs and cattle to
keep consumers from buying it.
Surplus wheat, rye, oats and
barley were stored In Federal
government warehouses after
being sold for fabulous prices to
the U. S. Government. Surplus
butter, eggs and milk were de-