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THE
CITIZEN
MAGAZINE
Friday
January
8
1
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MHM
Dongld
Crandall
inventor
of
this
game1
lives
in
the
city
of
Phoenix
in
Arizona
the
only
state
aside
from
5
in
the
south
to
go
into
the
Barry
Goldwater
column
in
the
recent
American
presidential
election
From
there
comes
By
Peter
Worthington
We
have
a
new
game
at
borne
this
year
According
to
the
advertis
advertising
¬
ing
its
the
coming
thing
in
the
United
States
and
some
something
¬
thing
no
home
should
be
with
without
¬
out
Its
the
ideal
gift
for
the
family
a
game
with
a
purpose
it
educational
in
informative
¬
formative
patriotic
and
fun
The
game
Is
called
Vic
Victory
¬
tory
Over
Communism
and
its
distributing
outlet
is
in
California
You
have
to
write
away
for
it
Though
my
wife
and
I
did
not
finish
the
game
it
can
last
a
couple
of
hours
it
was
something
neither
of
us
will
soon
forget
The
idea
is
to
save
the
slave
people
of
the
world
some
1000000000
of
them
in
25
so
called
Communist
countries
You
roll
dice
and
advance
a
marker
to
squares
with
numbers
on
them
Each
player
has
a
card
marked
like
bingo
only
the
word
is
victory
on
which
are
question
and
answers
Each
player
tries
to
match
questions
and
answers
and
the
first
one
to
do
it
yells
Freedom
Eventually
you
draw
a
card
on
which
is
a
slave
country
The
player
who
saves
the
most
nations
from
Communism
wins
the
game
1973
IS
THE
DEADLINE
But
each
time
the
mark
marker
¬
er
circles
the
board
its
a
crisis
and
four
crises
mean
another
year
lost
to
the
ene
enemy
¬
my
If
the
enemy
reaches
1973
shown
dripping
blood
under
a
hammer
and
sic
sickle
¬
kle
before
all
the
enslaved
countries
are
freed
Com
Communism
¬
munism
wins
Cxcitlng
stuff
I
think
an
added
incentive
to
defeat
Communism
would
be
to
have
the
losing
player
investi
investigated
¬
gated
by
the
familys
un
American
activities
author-
ity
Its
the
questions
that
are
most
Intriguing
My
wife
Helen
was
so
enthralled
that
she
kept
ex
exclaiming
¬
claiming
listentoTHIS
and
she
would
read
her
question
and
its
answer
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read
mine
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Game
for
Anti
Communists
again
Bui
she
has
a
weak
sto
stomach
¬
mach
or
is
inclined
to
be
soft
on
Communism
AID
TO
REDS
HIDDEN
For
instance
she
was
ap
appalled
¬
palled
to
learn
that
much
American
aid
to
the
Com
Communists
¬
munists
is
hidden
in
U
S
grants
to
the
U
N
Fund
for
Cuban
agriculture
ac
according
¬
cording
to
the
answer
lists
She
hadnt
realized
that
playwright
George
Bernard
Shaw
was
anadmitted
Com
Communist
¬
munist
and
that
the
goals
of
Fabian
Socialists
are
the
same
as
those
of
Commun
Communists
¬
ists
a
classless
God
Godless
¬
less
socialistic
one
world
society
Also
by
inference
the
fol
following
¬
lowing
men
were
sympath
sympathetic
¬
etic
towards
Communism
Walter
Lippmann
John
Dewey
Justice
Felix
Frank
Frankfurter
¬
furter
Walter
Rauschen-
busch
Harold
Laskifber
trand
Russell
John
May
nard
Keynes
Nehru
Sid
Sidney
¬
ney
Webb
and
a
hodge
podge
of
Senators
Also
she
is
shocked
that
Communists
regard
Capital
Capitalists
¬
ists
as
germs
and
by
mur
murdering
¬
dering
them
they
were
mere
merely
¬
ly
disinfecting
the
world
She
didnt
know
that
if
Communism
triumphs
Christians
and
capitalists
would
be
slaughtered
like
diseased
animals
or
worked
to
death
in
slave
labor
camps
or
brothels
for
the
Red
army
LOSING
THE
COLD
WAR
The
U
S
is
losing
the
cold
war
because
Ameri
Americans
¬
cans
refuse
to
believe
they
are
at
war
and
most
hot
wars
are
lost
because
mili
military
¬
tary
leaders
arent
allowed
to
win
them
Karl
Marx
born
of
Jew
Jewish
¬
ish
parents
allowed
three
of
his
six
children
to
starve
to
death
while
two
comit
ted
suicide
He
was
so
des
despised
¬
pised
that
only
six
mourn
mourners
¬
ers
turned
up
at
his
funeral
according
to
this
game
Helen
and
I
rolled
the
dice
and
raced
through
our
ans
answers
¬
wers
I
became
toe
distract
distracted
¬
ed
by
the
questions
and
ans
answers
¬
wers
and
kept
reading
on
and
on
Gradually
it
became
apparent
that
I
was
lousy
at
saving
slaves
In
50
minutes
Helen
had
rescued
219700000
Rus
Russians
¬
sians
22000000
Burmese
3000000
Guineans
2000
000
Latvians
2000000
Laotians
a
total
of
six
countries
250700000
peo
people
¬
ple
I
managed
to
save
only
North
Vietnam
and
its
16
000000
people
NOT
VERY
PATROT1C
Youre
not
verj
pat
patriotic
¬
riotic
said
Helen
scorn
scornfully
¬
fully
I
said
saving
North
Viet
Vietnamese
¬
namese
was
harder
than
sav
saving
¬
ing
Burmese
But
she
wasnt
convinced
Boredom
set
in
Its
worst
sin
is
that
its
bor
boring
¬
ing
she
said
Im
j9t
really
interested
that
Com
Communism
¬
munism
flourished
under
the
Roosevelt
administration
or
that
President
Eisenhower
made
finding
them
nearly
im
impossible
¬
possible
I
argued
using
the
ans
answer
¬
wer
sheet
that
the
160
000
Communists
in
1945
have
expanded
to
1000000
that
the
US
has
spent
600
000000
helping
Communism
ftElZADZft
In
his
recent
book
of
Poems
Signature
McGlll
University
Press
250
F
R
Scott
has
an
attack
on
a
headline
from
The
Times
of
London
The
headline
reads
Audacity
is
Missing
In
Can
Canada
¬
ada
Scott
begins
They
say
we
lack
audacity
that
we
are
middle
class
without
the
adventurousness
that
arises
from
the
desperation
of
the
lower
classes
or
the
tradition
of
the
upper
classes
They
say
we
are
more
emphaticaUy
middling
than
any
country
west
of
Switzerland
and
that
bold
boldness
¬
ness
and
experiment
are
far
from
our
complacent
thoughts
But
I
say
to
you
they
do
not
know
where
to
look
and
have
not
the
eyes
and
sacrificed
50000
lives
fighting
it
She
was
unrealistic
enough
to
think
it
was
libelous
to
brand
certain
US
Senators
and
Congressmen
as
Com
Communist
¬
munist
sympathizers
under
undermining
¬
mining
their
own
country
COMMUNIST
LEADERS
Among
the
Communist
leaders
of
the
world
are
such
people
as
President
Nasser
which
must
be
news
to
all
the
Communists
lan
languishing
¬
guishing
in
Egyptian
jails
Ex
Premier
Adoula
of
the
Congo
Ben
Bella
of
Algeria
What
are
the
chances
of
the
game
being
sold
in
Can
Canada
¬
ada
Mr
Lowffler
of
Construc
Constructive
¬
tive
Action
Inc
Whittier
Calif
in
charge
of
distri
distributing
¬
buting
the
game
thinks
the
game
would
have
appeal
in
Canada
but
said
that
customs
regulations
would
have
to
be
Investigated
first
At
the
moment
were
more
concerned
with
Amer
America
¬
ica
he
said
in
a
phone
conversation
The
game
was
only
invented
this
fall
and
it
was
too
late
to
get
it
on
Christmas
lists
of
stores
to
see
For
audacity
is
all
around
us
Boldness
sits
In
the
highest
places
We
are
riddled
with
insolence
In
rather
a
different
mood
and
with
a
different
purpose
Ellen
Stafford
makes
a
similar
point
in
her
intro
introduction
¬
duction
to
The
Flamboyant
Canadians
Baxter
695
when
she
says
that
the
book
should
prove
that
between
the
lines
of
our
official
his
history
¬
tory
and
behind
what
must
be
admitted
Is
the
rather
dull
facade
of
our
public
exis
existence
¬
tence
there
are
stories
galore
in
which
the
personal
qualities
of
Individuals
made
an
Impact
on
the
times
in
whicii
they
lived
Reading
Mrs
Staffords
introduction
reminded
me
of
the
experience
of
a
professor
so
we
are
handling
most
of
the
distribution
by
mall
He
said
he
couldnt
reveal
the
number
of
sales
but
said
the
response
had
been
very
substantial
Follow
up
letters
asked
for
more
anti
-
Communist
reading
matter
She
claimed
to
be
horri
horrified
¬
fied
by
the
whole
thing
the
game
not
Mr
Diefen
baker
I
reminded
her
that
the
blurb
warns
A
soft
at
attitude
¬
titude
toward
Communism
can
destroy
us
Its
almost
enough
to
make
me
join
the
Voice
of
Women
she
said
then
after
a
moments
thought
added
Well
perhaps
I
wouldnt
go
that
far
but
Its
dis
disturbing
¬
turbing
AN
IDEAL
PRESENT
Im
not
so
sure
To
me
it
seems
an
ideal
gift
for
your
John
Birch
friends
or
for
neo
Facists
or
Ku
Klux
Klanners
Or
simply
for
laughs
if
you
know
some
someone
¬
one
with
an
odd
sense
of
hu
humor
¬
mor
HARD
By
Hugh
Garner
Todays
hard
cover
books
are
ridiculously
overpriced
and
anyone
who
is
not
a
bibliomaniac
or
a
sucker
for
an
exaggerated
sales
pitch
is
crazy
to
spend
6
to
8
for
the
novels
that
are
being
written
today
He
Is
even
crazier
to
spend
up
to
5
for
a
thin
little
piece
of
amateur
writ
writing
¬
ing
that
masquerades
as
a
childrens
book
Since
I
published
my
first
novel
15
years
ago
the
price
of
hard
cover
books
has
doubled
And
todays
novels
picaresque
homosexual
sophomoric
are
not
nearly
as
good
as
those
publish
published
¬
ed
during
the
first
50
years
of
the
1
9th
century
MORE
READING
DESPITE
TV
There
are
more
people
reading
books
today
than
ever
before
despite
radio
movies
and
television
The
tremendous
upsurge
in
reading
by
the
whole
of
the
literate
population
is
due
solely
to
the
post
war
pop
popularity
¬
ularity
of
the
English
language
pocket
book
which
retails
between
50
cents
and
95
cents
on
the
average
with
some
scientific
educa
educational
¬
tional
and
esoteric
works
selling
between
125
and
275
in
soft
covers
The
smart
bookbuyer
to
today
¬
day
awaits
six
months
or
a
year
after
the
publication
of
a
hard
cover
book
then
buys
is
at
one
sixth
the
price
in
a
paperback
edi
edition
¬
tion
IT
HAD
TAKEN
YEARS
TO
BUILD
Last
spring
I
gave
away
an
excellent
small
library
of
1500
hard
cover
fiction
titles
that
had
taken
me
over
20
years
as
a
dedicat
dedicated
¬
ed
bibliophile
to
build
up
My
specialty
was
20th
cen
century
¬
tury
American
novelists
and
collections
of
world
wide
short
stories
As
my
quiet
hobby
my
noisy
one
was
CANADIANS
ARE
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
who
had
formerly
lectured
in
the
United
States
He
gave
similar
themes
In
both
countries
write
an
es
essay
¬
say
he
said
on
the
Canadian
American
character
In
the
United
States
all
the
students
wrote
essays
on
Lincoln
Washington
etc
all
the
Canadians
wrote
essays
on
the
etcs
only
that
is
on
the
guy
next
door
who
runs
a
portable
lunchwagon
or
sells
ear-de-waxers
The
Flamboyant
Cana
Canadians
¬
dians
makes
Its
major
point
without
much
difficulty
We
supplied
a
couple
of
royal
mistresses
in
the
18th
Cen
Century
¬
tury
and
a
couple
of
petty
tyrants
in
the
early
19th
A
religious
prophet
and
a
solo
round-the-world
sailor
also
enlivened
the
last
century
and
this
century
has
outdone
any
previous
one
the
list
includes
Tors
Long
Longboat
¬
boat
Sam
Hughes
Bob
Ed
Edwards
¬
wards
Rosa
Brown
Henri
Bourassa
William
Aber
hart
Mike
Mahoney
Grey
Owl
and
Norman
Bethune
The
point
as
I
say
Is
easily
made
these
char
characters
¬
acters
were
not
dull
They
were
not
all
famous
how
many
of
them
can
you
iden
identify
¬
tify
and
they
certainly
were
not
all
admirable
On
these
grounds
another
ob
obscure
¬
scure
and
censurable
char
character
¬
acter
might
be
added
the
compositor
who
set
the
type
of
this
book
and
made
some
flamboyant
mistakes
which
were
not
caught
by
another
candidate
for
flamboyant