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| Our Americ: By Dr. Ruth Alexander. ; awiiIs SLOWLY DAWNING upon us that FASCISM; I NAZISM (national « Socialism) and COMMUNISM are the same breed of cats. All three are forms of Socialism and Marx used the terms Socialism and Com- munism interchangeably. Communism represents merely the FINAL MILESTONE or “terminal concept” of So- calm according to the teachings of “dialectic material- For some years the SOCIALISTS have tried to dis- sociate themselves from the Communists and both have disclaimed any kinshi FASCISM. BUT THEY DIF- FER IN DEGREE AND NAME ONLY, FOR A COM- MUNIST TO CALL HIS OPPONENT A “FASCIST” AS ‘A SMEAR WORD IS THE POT CALLING THE KET- TE WORD Fascism stems from the Latin, “fasces,” meaning the bundle of rods with an ax which was symbolic .of authority. in’ ancient Rome. The Fascism of = modern Rome represents the syndicaljst branch of So- cialism. The word syndicalism stems from the French word for trades union—“syndica ” ne - _ Syndicalism, was PROLETARIAN SOCIALISM in its purest form. It was the Socialism of the working class as opposed to the Socialism of the intelligentsia, in Ger- many, or the Socialism of the aristocratic anarchists, in Czarist Russia. (Soviet Socialism is a combination of these -. The syndicalists shared the common creed of Social- ism—that capitalism was inherently ufjust and that to overthrow. it ‘was the manifest destiny of the working " . They believed that class warfare should be “WAGED . RELENTLESSLY” | until a’ complete REVOLUTI bn. overturning, of ‘society ‘was accomplished. ~ —