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

| is the forced flteracy program OF the
government. BY making the people
of Russia proficient in self induced
hypnosis, based upon their 35 letter
alphabet, latent talents of the people
are utilized. springing forth dra-
matte new competitor for America
in every form of advancement.
The opportunity for nations to
improve the lot of their own citi-
zenry and the channeling of con-
quest tendencies toward outer
space-instead of one another
are the bright hopes of 1860.
Are we hampered by romantic SUI
perstition of our own alphabet?
Could the significant sounds used
lin communicating naturalization in
professionally be comprehensive
if recorded in an alphabet explosion?
Could the same ideals and convic-
tons used to create this country be
reharnessed to create a new power
of writing? Atom explosion, popula-
ton explosion must be contained in
an expansion of the alphabet.
An examination of Americas ORTIZ
ographer or master spellman is in
order.
= Noah Webster begins the preface
of his dictionary, Gin the year 1888,
just at the close of the Revolution,
published an elementary book for
facilitating the acquisition of our
vernacular tongue, and for correct
ing a vicious pronunciation, which
prevailed extensively among the COM
mon people of this country" This is
in reference to his famous speller.
Continuing, he explained in the 1841
edition: "No person in this country
will be satisfied with the English def
nitions of the words congress, senate,
and assembly, court, etc.; for al
though these are words used in Eng
land, yet they are applied in this
country to express ideas which they
do not express in that country. With
our present constitutions of govern
ment, escheat can never have its
feudal sense in the United States.
N. Webster prophesized, ".. which
we shall not be ashamed to bequeath
to five hundred millions of people,
who are destined to occupy, and I
hope to adorn. the vast territory |
within our jurisdiction" N. Webster !
apologized for his dictionary over a |
hundred years ago because of the
70 to 80 thousand words of English.
The new Webster's international sec
ond edition contains 100000 words.
Words seem to be more prolific than
people.
The revolutionary year of 1860,
when the people take ballots and vot-
ng machine levers in hand, is very
good time to reappraise thinking as
10 the direction the life energy of
Yourself and fellow Americans is
,eing expended.
Some very frightening figures are
AVAILABLE. But who really cares how
many hours are absorbed by people
taring into electron tubes getting
ull of detective and western thrills?
Figures like those only prove you
rave no entitlement to care what
soes on. However large number
will continue to care and will present
themselves at the polls. They will be
'nly percentage of those registered
0 vote. Those registered to vote will
e only a percentage of those eligible
o use the revolutionary political
nife known as 'X''.
A very interesting fable is current
mong non-voters. 1t goes, "Voting
) privilege, if l am forced to vote
hen the government is dictatorial."
his may be true if you do not con-
ider the government as your servant.
Voters are like the board of di- ,
ectors of a private company. You .
dvise your company as to its leader
hip or course of direction which will
e most mutually profitable. | per- .
onally carry this thesis to it logical
onclusion. You should be paid to
ote. A dollar a vote would be the
lost wise investment this government 9
ould make. The billions dumped in $
oolhardy conquest attempts are not I
le will of the people. The govern
rent is the big doctor and we are 6
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