For all the oceans of publicity which have deluged him in the last few months and made his ideas a national talking point, Howard Scott, high priest of Technocracy, managed up to last week to keep his photograph away from the general public. News cameramen he artfully ducked and dodged while editors, clamoring loudly for any sort of Scott picture, were convinced that none existed. Technocrat Scott's admirers thought he was smart to keep his face modestly out of print, thus increasing the impersonal importance of his theories. His critics hinted darker...
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