Milford chronicle., 1935-05-10
COMMENTARIES COMMENTS

= HOav To Tragei-Travel with vour
head and you will begin to amass a
capita Of knowledge and experience
and of lasting and solid contentment
which no tdK-gatherer can take away
from you, an investment which is not
subject to the fluctuations of the stock
market, which the. crash of any and all
the banks of this and all other Coun-
tries cannot diminish by one single pen
ny.-IRiliiam Hendrix HaH Loon in The
ROfariaE MdgasiHe.
buildings Haze Personalifies-In gen
eral it seems to be. true that men build
cities and large municipal buildings
more representative Of their own char
acter than they like to believe. Those of
true beauty and worth live. on, becom-
ing more. loved and appreciated.-Ray-
mOnd BRskirk, in Me ROiarian Maya
sine.
OVer-ProduCiiOR ISHI The WOrd-To
/ say there is an excess of production
really means that there is undeT-cOn-
sumption, There is no limit TO human
wants or desires,-DaEid Laurence in
fhe ROfaTiaH Magazine.
100 o
The POsqer of P0rfry-POetry may be
said to be the power Of making Perma
nsnt the. moments and emotions which
life renders so transient and which !
time destroys; the power of describing |
the indescribable-in terms of the un-
forgettable. e.-L0His UHfcTmeycT in the !.
ROIariaH Magazine.
h Big Need OF Youth Fundamen-
tally, the youth of today are just as
idealistic, lust as courageous. just as
loyal as they ever were. What they |
need, though they are not always aware
of that fact, is wise leadership. and one
of the main causes Of their unrest is
that upon looking around the. world
they do not find enough Of that type
Of leadership. IF we of the older gen
Grafton are wise we will not waste time
in deplOring youths spirit of adven-
ture and change; we will sympathize
with it, cooperate with it, and seek to
guide it.-Wdifer D. Head in the RO-
tartan Magazine.
WORT Stay "KHied''-The gold stan
dard has been KILLED" several times in
history, or at any rate superseded As
long ago as 1890, EdOuard Huess, of
Vienna, pronounced its demise in his
monograph "Fhe Future of Silver" But
il will not stay dead, and as Professor
Kemmerer Of Princeton University says.
will continue in some form, in spite Of
the false theories and bad policies of
some governments, including our own.
Belief In a continuously steady price
level has become. kind of fetish wor-
ship without a solid logical foundation.
--DGVid KiNiey, Presidfnf-EmevifhS
UniYersity Of HiFois ia NE Rofariaa
Y0R Can blame War-T;ax difficult
ties in America and other countries are
very largely traceable TO wars and the
shocks they inAict on the world econom-
c system. Il is difficult to assemble ex-
act figures, but il is safe TO say that
well over fifty per cent of the national
taxes Of the principal nations of the
world are being employed to adjust war
debts, support disabled veterans, pay
pensions to those who offered their lives
o their countries in past wars, and to
peace-time armies, navies, and
lir forces.-Mark GraVeS, Neze York
Ifate COmmiS5iONer Of Taxation and
finance, in Me R0faTiaH Magazine.
ExbeRSiVe-It should be noted that
each war, America has emer-
led on new high level of public ex-
,enditures. and, 7 presume, If the data
we're analyzed, the same would be
ound true of other nations. =. Marx n
SraVes in The ROiariaH MaqagiaS. H
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