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"New New "NewDear "NewDeal "NewDeal NewDeal " Dear Deal " ' < ( but notany not'lany notlany no ' * ' . New ' Doalers Dealers Dealerscan ) > , can thus forgetthe forget lorge , , tha the economic fail taU- taU fail- taUures failurea failures - ures urea and unsuccessful unsucceafu1 unsuccetatul * policies poUc1ea of ofsame ofsame ofsame same , , and can cove cover * them aver over 1rer wlUt with witha wlUta a new ' world wodct program pro4m pro -4m 4m , - baaed based on eo an eoaereement anagreement anagreement aereement agreement with Russia Nus.l Nusl IlussIA . _ to promote a arevolutlonaQ arevolutionary arevolutionary revolutlonaQ revolutionary ' nany neW ' ivbfld world wbtld , . . . Mr Ropsevalt noQseveU Roosevelt 1 Isf is . not only dead dead.right deadright " , . right in fq consignlne con.fgnbg confgnbg consigning . ) . "New New 'New " ' Deal " tQ to tothe tothe the limbo Umbo of obs obsolete obsolet4 le terms , but h he hecould hecould coUld baVe have hav * gone gon * much turth further r . be The beterm Theterms ' ! Tbterms * term terms . 'Uberallsm Uberallsm * ' 1I ' 11b rallsm erall'JrJ erallJrJ ' ; ' " : . " "conserva conserva "conserva- "conservatlsm "conservatism "conservatism " - tism tlsm- tlsm tlsmutoternaUbnaU.m , , ' " - "Internationalism Internationalism utoternaUbnaU.m utoternaUbnaUm " . . , , ' * " * . tod Dd and DdUlso "Iso.latlonism Iso.latlonism Isolatlonism Ulso- Ulso "iso iso Ulsol " - . lationtsm l tlonlsm " within Ule the th * next year or ortwo ortwo ortwo two , will be smothered similarly slmUarly by bygre bygreater bygreater gre greater ter vents events which whicb are ar * at handTbe handThe band hand bandThe The Tbe orthodox , unimaglnaUve W1lmaglnaUve unimaginative poli pon- pon poll- poll ponci polldes policies - cies des ci s of professional liberalism UberaUsm ( < dI- dI dIre&ted dirested di directed - rected re&ted reted rested & economy econorn7 . , Security Sbcurtty , , le1Bure leisure leisureetc , etc I ) already hava bave have been over over- overwhelmed overwhelmed . - whelmed by tba the greater events 01 of ofthe oftb the * war waf So hav bave have the tb * . stodgy .tadgy tadgy doc- doc doctrines doctrines doc doctrines - trines of conservatism ( get back tD to tDnormalcy tonormalcy tonormalcy normalcy ) It is no longer a question quesUon of ot which whichroad whichroad whichroad road to take But 1ut } ut what road youcan 7011 you 7011can youcan can get , if any Our thinking may maybave mayhave mayhave bave have less to do with our future tuture thanevents than thanevents thanevents events force ua US tie to do Already , we wesee wesee wesee see we cannot c"nnot cnnot " contrive a Utopia Utopiabut , but soon we may be b * forced to do dowhat dowhat dowhat what is . necessary necesaal'1 necesaal1 ' to prevent chaos chaosrevolutions , revoJutions revolutions and a greater warPeople warPeople war warPeople People do not understand yet that thatthe thatthe thatthe the rise of Russia already decrees a arevolutional'1 arevolutionary arevolutionary revolutional'1 revolutional1 revolutionary ' new world althougb although althougbthe althoughthe althoughthe the . statesmen .tatesmen tatesmen dealing with the de- de detaUed de do detailed - . tailed taUed conflicts and end prospects ( whicb which whicbcannot whichcannot whichcannot cannot eal easily ! Uy be b * discussed in pubUc public pubUcin publicin publicIn in wartimes wartmes tor for diplomatic and pa patrlotlc patriotic patrioUc trlotlc triotic reasons ) obviously can al already already already ready . see .ee ee it it it'DEAD itDEAD . . 'DEAD DEAD ' ' . FOR FOE TWO TEARS YEARS YEARSTbe YEARSThe TEARSThe The Tbe New De Deal l , , , of ot coorse , . has haa been beendead beendead beendead dead tor for two years It n was knocked knockedout knockedout knockedout out by the war while whUle dying on its itsfeet itsfeet itsfeet feet . . Its Ita theories and Its personnel personnelwere personnelwere personnelwere were not . sufficiently .u1'ftcienUy .u1ftcienUy u1ftcienUy ' competent or ored1 orefficient orefficient ed1 efficient i t for fot the tremendous war job lob jobof lobof Jobof of production and marshalling marshaDlng of ofwar ofwar ofwar war forces fotces . _ But what wbat we ate are coming qomlng Doming into is . isnot lanot not as easy to recognUapparently recognize recognU\ recognU : \ ! apparently apparentlynot apparentlynot not even to Mr Roosevelt Rooevelt $ . , , as be he bedid hedid hdid * did not attempt to define it very verydearly veryclearly veryclearly dearly clearly Indeed , it would be neceseary neces neces- necessary necessary - - sary eary to hear from Mr 'Mr ' Stalin and andpOlsibly andpossibly andpossibly pOlsibly possibly also Mr Churchill to find findthat findthat findthat that out out . . , if they yet 7et are certain . . , A Russian victory will place Stalin StalinIn Stalinin Stalinin In at least Indirect control . , econom eeonom- eeonom e eeonomically economically ) onom- onom onomIcal17 - ically Ical17 as well as . politically , . of ot Eu Europe Europe Europe rope and no doubt Asia as weU well . . Our capitalistic capltaUstic countries wiD will wiDcome willcome willcome come out of the th * war saddled with withgreat withgreat withgreat tor for , but Rus Bus- Bus Rue Bussla Russia great debt generations generatlo generation , - ' sia sla has no debt and will emerge emergewith emergewith emergewith with greater ereater productive capacity capacitythan capacitythan capacitythan than when she started She also will willhave willhave willhave have the tb * superior world army . , we wethe wethe weth the * navy (5 5 HI ( to lover 1 over ) Britain JrJtaln and andmore andmore andmore more over Russia ) This situation sltuaUon In Itself will require requirerevolutionary requirerevolutionary requirerevolutionary revolutionary changes challJe change : . , on our part partaU partall partall aU all along the linePUTTING line . . . PUTTING PVT1'INO PVT1INO ' AN END ENDTO ENDTO ENDTO TO . JUVENILE .JUVENILE DELINQUENCY DELINQUENCYThe The incontestable answer to aU all aUtbII allthis allthis tbII this Juvenile tuvenile delinquency in the news newsis newsis newsis is one word-disclpllne word disclpllne word-discipline discipline worddisclpllneTbJs worddisciplineThis word - - discipline disciplineThis This TbJs is la not old fogeyiam togeyism fogeyism but ultra ultramodem ultramodern ultramodern modem modern psychiatric doctrine The TheInaUnctlve Theinstinctive Theinstinctve InaUnctlve instinctive ( tendencies of children childrenmust childrenmust childrenmust must be curbed by discipline until untilthey untilthey untilthey they bav bave have reached the th * age where where.ell whereself whereself .ell ell self . restraint rtfstralnt enables enabJes them to con con- conform conform . - form to social lIoclal customs and to take takeadvantaie takeadvantage takeadvantage advantaie advantage of ot social opportunities opportunitiesToo Too many parents and chl1dren children chl1drenthemselves childrenthemselves childrenthemselves themselves , erroneously believe that thatmodernism thatmodernism thatmodernism modernism permits permitl tree free expression expressionof of their instincts This leads to the thecurrent thecurrent thecurrent current savage eyesores of our ourvaunted ourvaunted ourTaunted vaunted civilization in which prosti prostituUon prostitution prostitutlon tuUon tution baa bas has been flaunted aunted consplcu conspicu consplcuously conspicuously consptcuously ously In cities clUes by grade school schooJ girls girlsthen girlsthefts girlsthefts then thefts . and crime before the age of ofreason ofreason ofreason reason haa baa has been reached reacbed , and murder mur mur- murde1 murder - der de1 ' ofkparents Of o1 , parents parenb by children who wbo nd find ndthem findthem findthem them troublesome troublesomeI I have . seen .een een . , In Time Times Time . , square . , New NewYorko NewYork NewYor Yorko York > 4 , , girls iris barely past puberty with withsoldlen withsoldiers withsoldiers soldlen soldiers and sailors sallor . , not in mnaU srnai mnaUIroups srnaigroups smallgroups Iroups groups , but in droves while whUe wblle ponce police poncelook policelook policelook look on shaking their heads beads in ap- ap apparent apparent ap apparent - - parent helplessness belplessne . . I could cold break breakthat breakthat breakthat that . up in IS 18 minutes And here her * is . isthe isth the * methodEverywhege method methodEverywhere methodEverywhee Everywhere Everywhee Everywhege ( that soldiers soldiera and Ian tail Ianon tailor sailors on or , go . , . there ther * are MPs MP * If U the mill- mill mili- mili military milltary mill.tary milltary . - tary police pollee were ordered to detain detainand detainand detainand and question quesUon every serviceman ac- ac accompanying ac cc accompanying - , companying a . girl of doubtful doubttuJ age ageand . , and terms titnna in the tb * guardhouse Were Wereprovided Wereprovided wereprovided provided . , the practice Would IOC soon soonlose soonlose ) lose Its current trend trend . . |