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The first Chief Economist of the BEW was Dr. Maurice Paramlee who was born in Constantinople.  Parmalee has authored several books including ''Farewell to Poverty'' and ''Bolshevism, Fascism and the Liberal Democratic State.'' In this book Dr. Parmalee renders it feasible to introduce a [[planned social economy]] in the [[United States]] much more rapidly than had been done in the [[Soviet Union]]. Dr. Parmalee wrote,  

The first Chief Economist of the BEW was Dr. Maurice Paramlee who was born in Constantinople.  Parmalee has authored several books including ''Farewell to Poverty'' and ''Bolshevism, Fascism and the Liberal Democratic State.'' In this book Dr. Parmalee renders it feasible to introduce a [[planned social economy]] in the [[United States]] much more rapidly than had been done in the [[Soviet Union]]. Dr. Parmalee wrote,  

{{Cquote|The superficial paraphernalia of capitalism can be dispensed with more quickly than in the Soviet Union.}}

{{Cquote|The superficial paraphernalia of capitalism can be dispensed with more quickly than in the Soviet Union.}}

Parmalee also wrote a book called ''Nudism in Modern Life''.  In it the doctor revealed his interest in a science called Gymnosophy, a cult of ancient Hindu hermit philosophers who went around with little or no clothing. Dr. Parmalee urged widespread nudism,  

Parmalee also wrote a book called ''Nudism in Modern Life''.  In the book the doctor revealed his interest in a science called Gymnosophy, a cult of ancient Hindu hermit philosophers who went around with little or no clothing. Dr. Parmalee urged widespread nudism,  

{{Cquote|wherever feasible in office, workshop or factory...Convent and monastery, harem and military barrack, clubs and schools exclusively for each sex will disappear and the sexes will live a more normal and happier life.}}

{{Cquote|wherever feasible in office, workshop or factory...Convent and monastery, harem and military barrack, clubs and schools exclusively for each sex will disappear and the sexes will live a more normal and happier life.}}

Dr. Parmalee felt that,

Dr. Parmalee felt that,