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ASPIRE TO TITLE — Five semi-finalists in contest for
“Miss New York City” title line up at Theater Wing Stage Door
Canteen in New York. Left to right: Betty Jo Dazey. St. Louis
and New York; Joann Boyd. Roosevelt. L. I., N. Y.; Bobby Mac
adam, Brooklyn; Helen Johannes. New York City; and Editb
|t - Karger, Brooklyn. Finalist will seek ‘‘Miss America” title, -j
LOOKING
AHEAD
NOT POLITICS
The Kiwanis Clubs of the
United States recently launched
and sponsored an educational
/ program for the purpose of point
ing out to all Americans this:
America is what it is because of
Free Private Enterprise. We
have the only economic system
that can exist under our Consti
tution. Any time Ameriica’s
business system comes to wreck,
our Constitution is ready for the
ash can.
It was neartening to hear what
Kiwanis did, or Kiwanis is no
poiltical organizaton. It is, how
ever, completely patriotic. Its
5 members are men, of all political
faiths. Their weekly salute to
the flag and their lusty singing of
‘-America” is not lip-service.
They are not) always in perfect
harmony but they are solid on
American fundamentals. They
want victory on the home front.
WHOLESOME VARIANCE
Politicians can, often do, dis
agree about how things ought to
be done; disagree with perfectly
honorable intentions. For instance
—there are plenty of good Amer
icans who, knowing very little
of military strategy, argue end
lessly about how to win the war.
Their disagreements are on meth
ods only. Without exception, all
I patriotic Americans hope for mil
1 itary victory and thar. soon,
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The same principle applies on
the home front. Good citizens
want the United States to retain
its position when the war is
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over; the most influential of all
nations. Just the same, ail want
ing the same thing, they dis
agree about methods and argue.
Such disagreement and discussion
is wholesome until it makes us
forget what we actually want —
victory on the home front.
INTEGRAL
LIBERTIES
There are baic principles upon
which the United States was built
from 13 backwoods settlements to
a power that towers over (not
just the world) all history. These
are not in politics. Fountation
stones of self-governmet are too
big to be called bones of con
tention. The American Constitu
| tional government is not a polh
tion is not in politics. Represeta
tive, costitutional goverment is
; not a political issue.. It’s a vital
' American issue.
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To precisely the same extent,
Free Private Enterprise is a
fundamental American issue and
j not political. Why? Because the
1 American Constitution provides
for no other. Open cmpetition is
just as truly an American lib
erty as freedom of speech or the
right to worship God as con
science dictates. All are funda
I mental and welded together. For
, national safety and stability we
I depend on them equally.
KIWANIS IS RIGHT
Where government controls
men’s work, their trade and their
popet, it means government by
countless bureaus, and govern
ment by bureaus is not the kind
our constitution calls for. We
have such a government now in
a year of emergency, but if it
becomes permanent it will re
quire a new constitution. A few
changes wouldn’t do the trick. It
would mean complete departure
from what made America great.
Under the American Constitu
tion, laws must be enacted by
elected representatives of the
people. Accordingly, a new con
stitution permitting legislation by
appointed bureaus would make
every congressman a powerless
figurehead. It would be impossi
ble to do American freedom a
more damaging disservice than to
degrade fundamental American
institutions to the level of politi
cal issues. '
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