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p " ’ ’ ’’ ' :■ •- < - NOTED AUSTRALIAN AUTHOR C. BARCLAY-SMITH, pays tribute to the engineer who t mW demonstrated the policy by which \ a new civilisation could be brought to birth. The policy of * our essentially Christian and Anglo-Saxon philosophy in the \ spheres of economics, politics and social relationships in contra to that of communism, socialism or dictatorship. HIS TRIBUTE:— In December last when I sat down to wrti C ‘ DOUGLASposaIs and philosophy of C. H. Douglas I “ ® hcl . B summin S up the progered—by the transcendental genius ofthe a 9“" struck—indeed, stagfeasible and practical solutions to all th» “d the mind which offered baffle statesmen and economists. ° major problems which appear to Just consider: His penetrating mind saw the flaw in c . , practical remedial measures. 106 hnancial system and he devised His proposals related monetary issues t„ „ j nor less, thus ruling out the alternatino ca P““tY. neither more His proposals made it possible to <rren«l« • boom and slump. at the same time effect a general rlductiXn n o 7p'rices ,he T ° lun, ° oi mon eY “nd lax enslavement’ 1 * * he WaY °* esco «« «*e encricling gloom of debt and He saw the cause of wars as the insecurity «« • .. . , . national and international scale, and he nr^ita 1 j divid “ al m . a 9nified to the to remove those causes. ' P rovide d a financial mechanism He realised the impact of the power mnrHno again gave the world the answer to the imnenX? 0 e “ plo Y m ® nt system, and or rather, unempayment. unpending problem of unemployment. And, finally, he lifted his great mind to the abßfrrrr-« i—-i j a practical philosophy of freedom, whereby t£> hJr t} “? d ? a^ e the worid maximum stature and happiness whereb Y the mdivrdual might reach his When one pieces the story together one feels u«jhaving been associated, even remotely and ’.o°! *5 a movement which transcends all other a " d ±r; p , les h , a j e becom ® contribution to the new its hue 8668 Douglas ' He gave the world a new conception of economic democracy, a new assess meat of the supreme importance of the individual, and an entirely new financial technique to make economic security physically possible. Y Sorfffl Drt't/- °‘ bOokshop I° r M - Distributors Gordon & Gotch.

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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27208, 27 November 1953, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27208, 27 November 1953, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27208, 27 November 1953, Page 9

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