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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25275, 12 July 1943, Page 6

Packed Out Saturday! And Hundreds Turned Away! li-gL S T * AND ' 535... Dir.: Fllller’s Theatre Corp., No. 1. British Empire Films Present ANNA MAY WONG In Her Greatest Role, “BOMBS OVER BURMA” A’ POWERFUL DRAMATISATION OF THE MOST TRAGIC BATTLE OF OUR WAR-WORN WORLD TO-DAY. Noel MADISON Leslie DENISON No. 2. Paramount Films Present NEW ALDRICH FAMILY FILM, ALIVE WITH FUN, v GAIETY! “Henry Aldricli Gets Glamour” JimmyLYDON Frances GIFFORD (All Approved' for Universal Exhibition.)

PUBLIC NOTICES PROFIT, INTEREST, AND PLANNING Those who condemn Capitalism—private enterprise for profit—ignore two facts—1. CAPITALISM IS A SYSTEM OF PROFIT AND LOSS. . 2. CAPITALISM IS PLANNING BY PERSUASION. With regard to the first: It is significant that the attack on the profit (and loss) never includes financial interest—profit without risk of lossusury. The difference between profit and interest is fundamental. Profit i is individual reward for assuming individual risks to increase communal wealth. , Interest assumes no risk; it is profit' on an intangible, secured by mortgage—a “ death grip.” Christianity condemned interest, not profit, and for good reasons. From the earliest times interest was known to result in unpayable debt and finally, in the destruction of any free society. The only alternative to planning by persuasion and private enterprise is planning by force. Free enterprise assumes that men and women, as individuals, arc the best judges of what they want, and when and why they want it. Planning denies this competence to judge, and in a “planned ” economy the individuals would obtain not what they know they want, but what someone thinks they ought to want. , It is true that decreasing numbers of people have been obtaining what they want. But this frustration is not the results, but the denial of free enterprise, production for profit, and individual freedom of choice. These things have become more and more limited in scope, and harder to come by. In their place we have had idle millions barred from/any enterprise, depressions, bankruptcies, and ever-increasing bonded debt and taxation. These conditions finally culminated in war, which' denounces profits, denies freedom of enterprise and liberty of choice, but which sanctifies interest and bonded Security, imposes confiscatory taxation, and creates work for all. And these are precisely the results promised for the " planned new world For the ‘ planners ” war must be the ideal state, but for everybody else war is hell.” . (Mr Norman Jaques, in the Edmonton Bulletin of August 11, 1942.) PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIAL CREDIT EDUCATIONAL ASSN., 8 MORAN BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. ST- JOHN AMBULANCE VOLUNTARY AID DEPT. AN APPEAL TO ALL YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 21 AND 35 YEARS. We have to-day received another urgent call for V.A.’s for Service Overseas and in New Zealand, and Girls are urgently required for training Jo replace V.A.’s already serving and to fill the constant' calls. Will you please come forward and offer,your services for this important national service—that of helping to care for Sick and Wounded Soldiers; a true womanly service? Let us help to keep the lamp Florence Nightingale lit so many years ago burning brightly. Apply ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HEADQUARTERS, York place, or telephone 22-384. V. C. POTTINGER, Commandant.

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