The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-01-15

languages this talent could also be
used to translate the phonetic values
of English to a new written form.
Enormous values are lost in the pres
emit transposition of speech to writ
ing. If the new form had phonetic
value or more, the inclusion, any
foreign tongue would be an easy mat
ter. Esperanto universal language)
is dismal failure, almost like feed
ing sawdust to chickens. The English
alphabet must be enriched with new
symbolism to contain the worthiness
of the people and their visionary
prowess.
The study of modern history re-
veals the German nation continually
emergent. This is not, as some care
to mythologize, due to some genetic
strain but rich photographic SYM
bolism, with 81 letters binding the
minds of professionals of the various
human endeavors to strong national
literacy.
The emergence of Russia is not due
to a political or. economic system.
There is tons upon years of material
disproving this statement, but my
contention is, one single measure of
modern Russia building it's strength,
Now this silly business about New
Years Resolutions is upon us again.
Because of my Incidence, idleness
and lack of skill with English regula-
tory language I will not bother with
Mauy Won. nhf11cooti,or
This being campaign year. you
will get a lot of resolutions from
the politicians which will make my
wishing appear as the gospel truth.
I predict an increased interest in
photographic reform. This is an easy
thing to do because nobody is simple |
enough to be a prepayment of a basic
revolutionary tool.
Spelling is simply the style in whirl
of the 26 alphabetical signals before
readers eyes.
Only two photographic reform |
movements have ever gained worthy
of mention: The Pathological Society
of England and the American Philo-
logical Association of 1883 and in
1906 the Simplified Spelling Board
in America and the Simplified Spell
ing Society in England.
Remnants of this type of thought
remain alive in rabid conservative
sectors such as the Chicago Tribune
which has its own spelling rules. For
example: 'fone" for phone.
The 26 alphabetics must function
for 40 sounds in English. Pronuncia-
ton keys must use 55 or more words
to get the symbols into human
mouth.
Modern communications have i'm
posed the general standard of what
is known as West Coast English upon
the majority of the people. The dia-
lects or folksy defense mechanisms
are as pointless as a sling shot in the
atomic age.
1t is very rational to see why a
to alter our calligraphy
would fail. Popular sentimentalizing
and the pricing systems of the print
ing trade). Imagine the use of a 40
Dr. so letter metaphysics to convey
English. The implementation of such
a system would be as radical as the
American Revolution which doomed
forever the monarchy system.
1t is rather popular and senti-
mental thing to wax eloquently as to
he merits of the American Constitu-
ion. However it would not have stood
he time test if it had not been boil
stored by the fiery brains of men !
ike Noah Webster whose dictionary
lefined the new national force.
Of course the very difficult thing
# asking all Americans to learn to I
cad and write all over, and the pub a
ishing business to junk all their pres $
mt "spell generating" equipment are
lot the major hurdles for more $
literary communica- c
ion. Imagine attorneys being forced v
O use their Litany while the re-
ducation process was going on. You c
imagine it, somehow my thoughts fall +
nto other channels.
A large portion of tax dollars and n
profits are now being p
hanneled into the re-education of
ersonnel because of the complete G
ack of literary understanding be- Y