Nogales international., 1934-11-24
Forces Of Recovery Unite

Evidence accumuates that forces bent upon re-
cove1y will hereafter present more united front III
their effort to bring back better times, The elements
entering into this renewed drive against the common
enemy-d -depression--un the high command of the
President Of the United States have been more dis
ccrnble since the memorable appeal Of Mr RoOse-
vet to the convention Of the American Bankers AS
soc.ation in Washington.
The Presidents appeal for "an alliance of all
forces intent upon the business Of recovery met with
instant response from the bankers in whose hands
those tremendous resources which, properly mar
slaed, can bring production and consumption back
to normal, with work for millions without jobs.
The prompt action Of the bankers in asking for plac-
e3 on the Presidents Al-American" recovery team
is regarded i'll influential quarters real milestone
on the road to recovery-an augury OF better under
standing between the Government and private enter
prise.
From another high quarter came another signigi-
can't appeal FOR cooperation from all American busi-
ness III shaping the future pattern Of NRA-the pat
tern OF the governmental organization which is to
continue the work Of recovery after next June when
the present Recovery Act expires This other appeal
came from that seasoned veteran Of NRA A. D.
Whiteside, president Of Dun & Bradstreet Inc and
member Of the National Industrial Recovery Board.
MI. Whteside III speech at ATLANTIC City invited
American business men to offer suggestions for the
new MIA which Congress will be called upon to aU-
thorize next year
"The Government said Mr. Whiteside, "is tend
ing more and more to withdraw from Codes where
the Code Authorities know what they are about In
other words. Mr. Whiteside told the business men of
the United States that it's up to them to let Congress
know the kind Of a recovery law they want
Finally, the Chamber Of Commerce of the United
States struck new note of optimism in a summary of
national business affairs issued after the Presidents
talk to the bankers. This summary declared that "fu-
Their Indications Of conveyance Of the general aims
OF business and the administration in promoting re-
cOvery, and growing realization that it must come
about through the revival of industry and employ
ment, characterized developments Of the last fort
hight"
Declaring further that this new union Of aims
between business and the administration in Washing
ton was revealed in a number of WAYS particularly
IN the Presidents address to the bankers the CHAM
Der OF Commerce statement went on to say that con-
Cnued Improvement of business sentiment is discern
Idle and the Presidents assurances that present GOV
ernmental lending operations are not to be pernan-
ent and that private ENTERPRISE will be supported have
been favorably received"
All Of these trends are reassu1ing. particularly
IN view Of President Roosevelt's plainlv expressed
purpose to crta the activities of Federal recovery
agencies in just such proportion as private agencies
take up those functions in which government of ne
cessity has been forced to assume leadership
An immigrant who has lived in Wisconsin 70
years has recently become a naturalized American
citizen. Hope he'll like it over here.
Parents of Santa Cruz county are interested in their
schools but they know very little about them Whv
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