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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

April 80, 1912.
Mr.. W. X. Hearst,
Wyntoon,
McCioud, Calf.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
4 Low me, as a reader OF the
~ Journal.American and your
I'm the News" column, and
as a lover Of dogs, to Join with
your friend DIR. Frank r. Bar.
ham In also expressing my sym
pathy for the loss OF your little
dog Helen
How true Of dogs-they are so
faithful, ask for so little and
give all.
No wonder II is so easy TO lose
your heart to a faithful dog.
How different they are from
some human beings we have met
In our time and never have shed
a tear for, yet many . tear has
been shed for q faithful dog.
HELEN
You
Were small in stature
But you
We're bio in spirit,
You
Were small in wants
But you
Were big IN oiutno.
So you
Took up a big space
IN ones heart.
The writer has been al admirer
Of yours for many years. I still
recall shaking your hand I'm Long
Island City while you were cam
psigning for the Mayoralty Of
New York City.
So with regards and hoping
that God bestows = His choicest
blessings on you Of health, I beg
to remain one Of your unknown
admirers.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE FRENZ
10 Court Square,
Long Island City, N. \.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

AdOlph o, Goodwin,
Advertising,
New York City.
April 20. 1912.
My Dear Mr.. Hearst:
I Is only this very hour tina
Il have finished reading tn,
farewell you penned to you,
little canine friend and constant
protector. Helen. appearing AS tn,
major part OF your column, "Ir
the News" ably published In IN,
New York JOurnalAmerican OF
this date.
For thirty.iive years I hay,
read words and sentences AND
paragraphs composed by you
covering 4 thousand and one sub
iects, such az the coronation o.
kings, the election Of Presidents
the choice Of governmental sys
TENS, the selection OF Senators
the building Of empires the lay
ing Of transcOntinentaI) railroad,
and the exploration Of uhcharted
lands. But never before have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

The Penn Mutual Life In.
surance Company,
18th Floor, Clark Bldg,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
April 80, 1912.
Mr.. w. X. Hearst,
WyntOon,
McCloud, California.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
N/OUR column concerning
your dog, Helen. which ap
peared in our Pittsburgh
Sun Telegraph yesterday GER
tainIy hit me between the eyes
as my little dog, Puppy. was
killed by car just few days
ago.
lie was just five weeks old
when we got him and was with
us almost six years. When our
friends would josh us about his
odd name we always said we
couldn't find n bona fide name
nice enough for him and there.
fore we continued to call him
Puppy"
He was everything you men
toned In your article-apd more
lie was rather an odd looking dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
RldReway. Iowa,

May j, lSlZ.
Mr.. w. II. Hearst.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
II AM an Iowa farm woman
that doesn't have many lux
uries I'm life. and my greatest
one Ii at the end OF q hard days
work your honest, fearless paper
tho Chicago Herald American
1 always enjoy your column
But the one with the sad news
OF your little dog Helen made me
want TO write to you.
You surely have my sympathy
How enjoyed your column
when you were n little boy, and
the things that have happened 10
you In your life.
What regret II that the truths
you tell people are not needed,
and it Is hard never to have the
opportunity to meet or even see
a man like you.
Sincerely,
MRS. EUGENE A. HOWARD,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Sincerely,
ADOLPH o. GOODWIN.

ADOLPH o. GOODWIN.
p. s. OF course I could have
dictated this letter 30 the stsnog-
raphcr but felt that ths
aspect OF the occasion meritsd
the labor Of personal penma.p
ship.-(A. c..
To Mr.. William Randolph Hears4
Wyntoon, "
McCloud, California. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

IOutsiue Of u line nca0, as hts
immediate ancestry was . pedi.
greed Scottie and q run-of.mine
IAlredale. When the children on
our street asked what kind of a
dog he was i always said he
was "a Hungarian Roach Hound
and that would cause no end Of
wonderment especially with the
smaller ones. He unquesti0n.
ably was the oldest looking dog
In our nelghborhood - but the
incest. I
When 1 would be reading I'm the
evening he invariably lay with
his head on my foot and seemed
at peace with the world. We
were out last evening and when
I opened the door and went In the
house. there was no thump on the
floor from upstairs The had q
chair, tool and no little brown
dog coming down the stairs to
welcome us home. Instead the
house was unduly still and quiet.
Guess It's going To take some
time to forget Puppy.
Thanks for your column. Glad
10 know there II stili some sen.
timent left In this old world Of
ours.
Sincerely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

PERHAPS YOU can't JON
Uncle SANS fighting forces. but
YOU can become part OF the huge
army ol workers ON the home
'front.' Women. too. are needed
IN many of the big plants
majority of new workers Will be
women.
To find you "A war Job, there
aro free employment services all
oyer the country
our l0-paGc booklet, How TO
Get a Defense Job, gives adj
dresses of 1883 employment
services. Tells what types Of
workers are needed IN different
sections. where TO get training.
Send Is cents in coins for this
booklet to The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Dreamed Tuna
with Fried Rice

/ cup rice
F., cup butter
> cups boiling water
! teaspoon salt
! 7-ouncc can tuna fish
tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons floul
, teaspoon salt
Few grams pepper
! cup boiling water
l cup eVaporated mills
Parsley
Wash rice and drain thor
oughly. Fry slowly IN cup
butter until golden brown stir
ring frequently Add the >
cups boiling wafer Cover
closely and cook slowly until
tender about - inmates Re
move cover Add sail and con-
tlnue cooking until dry Press
'9to a mold To shape. then turn
out carefully on hot platter and
surround with Crcamcd tuna
GarniSh with parsley.
To prepare tuna, break fish.
into pieces. Melt the , table
spoons butter. Blend in flour,
salt and pepper When smooth
and bubblinG, add | cup boil
ing water Stirring constantly,
boil until mixture begins TO
thickcn, then add milk and con-
tinue boiling until thick. Add
tuna and heat,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Fried Rice
Combined
With Tuna

DREAMED TUNA with but
ter tried rice Is a new and ap-
pcaling main dish.
The ucc is fred IN butter
until each gram Is a toaSty
golden brown. then steamed un-
ul IL is ilunN and has absorbed
all the goodness of the butter.
For variation. CrCamCd sal
mon currCd eggs Crcamed
chicken OF any number of
crcamcd foods may be served
with the rice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Under Difficulties

This Slmming program was
accomplished under the most dli-
ficult circumstances that can be
imagined
1t was imperative that the re-
Queer keep feeling fit as she does
a great deal Of rigorous outdoor
work.
Because she lived in such a
remote part of the country. her
menus were more limited than IS
usual But by using canned
fruits and vegetables, the latter
with the liquid in which they
were canned. cheese, eggs,
canned meats and whole grain
cereals. she was able 10 follow
protective diet
In contrast to the average
woman who likes TO think house
work is sufficient exercise, our
energetic Canadian did her
homework. helped TO cut 30
cords of wood and did conSid-
cradle other heavy outdoor
work. and with all that, did
specific caliStheniCS every day
Begin your diet with today :
menu:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
,fatoes Baked in Cream Of Celery Soup

the top and bake in a moderate
oven $50 degrees, until the po-
tatoeS are tender (about / hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Just Can't
Get Going?

Feeling all shot" these mornings?
Try not breakfast TO give you energy
that lasts. Ask your wife TO serve
Nheatena. the natural wheat cereal,
that gives YOU the Vital TO-" These
are the 10 essential protein elements
that repair and build the body. A few
foods dixie steak, milk, eggs are
proved TO contain all l0-now Science
finds them in "heatena. Yet il costs
less than le a bowlful, And say!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Sprinkle each layer with salt,
pepper and flour. Then pour a
can of cream of celery soup over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

ADD SUGAR
ADD A TEASPOON of sugar
when cooking carrots, tomatoes
or peas TO bring out the flavor
OF the vegetables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
ReducerGoes
From 22O
To 1T
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHEN YOU hear of some one
losing i'm the ncighborhood OF 100
pounds, you must wonder how
She gets along later. Does she
feel as we'll after the excitement
of being slim has worn off? Is
She as pleased with her new
figure? Docs II last?
4 Canadian rcduccr, about
whom | have told you before,
seems To answer any such queS-
tons that might arise. Perhaps
you recall her
She first took off so pounds
and brought her weight from 30
pounds 10 l40 while going right
along with all the hard work OF
a rugged frontier life.
| nominated her "thc most
courageous reduccr of 1870 and
said that with only 10 more
pounds Off her weight would be
perfect. At that time, her doc
tor told her she looks a good 10
years Younger. and had greatly
improved her health.
Another Chapter
Now We have another chapter
10 her story. She writes:
Here | am again. | want 10
tell YOU how easy II has been TO
keep my weight normal for the
past two years and that have
had excellent health.
My weight is Ut pounds (she
lost l3 pounds more bringing
the total up to % poundsO and
my size Is a l6 which is quite a
change from the size l8 at which
! started reducing
And if you are having a con-
slant struggle with your APP
petite. read this:
when l weighed go pounds.
/ simply couldn't leave pie, cake
and candy alone. Now | very
seldom take any. l just don t
care for them.
I have a simple breakfast
citrus fruit. toast and tea; a
luncheon with plenty Of fruits
and vegetables and a good din
ner. l love my whole wheat
bread I certainly feel fine. l
am never sick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

PARE AND slice the desired
number of potatoes and arrange
i'm layers in a buttered casserole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Protective Menu

breakfast Calorss
Orange Wlre. ElaSs -
Poached egC ON thln slice whole
wheat toast win y pat butter $50
coffee clear
2oi
Iunrheor Galleries
GrlIed hamburger m hun mustard.
M buifcr 2uo
Colcs'aW p
Cocoa. 4 cup l"n
32S
MADE V.'h SKIM nHk and vanilla for
HavCrI0g
Unner Galleries
T mato huu|'on ,sp >"
Carrot sticks and celery -
Bru.fcd steak pr hsr 20"
String beans nneral sevrIns -
PAISLEY potato. ''
Apricuts 3 halves JUICE 'tn
Vass oi skim mills ~
a-5
Total lo11
Copyright, 1872, hy Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Use PiIIsbury's Best Enriched FIoU

GET THESE s new recipes FREE with one
Thuit Star from a bag OF PllSburys Best Write
PlisbuD Flour Mills Company Dept. IS, MIN.
neapoliS Also &c.. ASK for complete details OF
other premiums -. real sterling Solid SILVER
other valuable merchandise . which you can
set with Plllsbufy Thrift Stars.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

An interesting development Of
the Canadian system Of price cell
Ingy is that the cost of MAINTAIN
ine tac ceilings through subsidies
Is placing "a great burden on the
Dominion
So complex is the problem that
20 date no ambitious Canadian
economist has even dared estimate
what the cost Will total
Biggest expense IN the price
ceiling program comes from the
sIbsidization of importers who
facing rising cost, abroad and q
fixed selling price al home have
been assured that they VIII be rec
Imburzci for their losses
+ That $ dre reason Why Canadian
Officials arc anXi6usly watching
/ tinted states efforts 10 control
price, because any runaway hero
would naturally boz reflected "a
heavy payments 70 Canadian im-
portor~
Fixed W.., Hsve also placed ri
barrier U front oi ans Gucgt taN
alton on COmmDduUes or sales
taxes ANY benefits accuIed woUic
probably be lost almost entirely
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Kinney Profit
Seen S500,00O

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-EXpccta-
lions arn-1hal- tAe-s,-a+aF 1i9-ftii n
G. r. Kinney Company, Inc, will
report net income somewhere
between 100000 and $3.50. 600.
after all taxes. This would com
pare with q net income of S306-
i2S or $40 a share. on 63,96S
shares of prior preferred stock re-
ported for 1910
Antic pated improvement in
earnings last year reflects the
fact that improved volume has
been sufficient 10 offset rising
costs including taxes
Since shoe production in the
current year is expected 10 hold
up fairly close 10 the estimated
SOC, 100000 pair reCor d output
achieved i'm 1911. outlook appears
favorable Retail shoe prices have
been adjusted to more closely
correspond 10 the pattern of i'm
creased wholesale prices. but cX-
pectationS are that the industry
will make further retail price adj
iuStmcnts on the spring lines.
Consumer demand is likewise
expected to continue brisk in tho
early months of the year
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

through increased differcntial pay
mcnts. OF consequence, Canada
VIII probably resort almost en-
tircly 10 dI'aStically increased in-
come taxes for new revenue IN the
future
4 plea 10 stockholders OF the
National Bank of Detroit 10 even
NO fractional shares has produced
Interesting results. You'll recall
that after the last stock dividend
there were fractional hundrcdthS
of shares
one Detroit broker who nor
mally does q substantial BUSINESS
ln the hank shares, reportS' that
he received an average 0f five buy
ing orders to each sale While the
transactions did not aggregate e
large number Of shares on the
evcnInu-up process. u IS indicative
Of confidence IN thc bank iuture
1,< .herteuetor rccyn thu our
.o5d iisua Mi Leon lionderson
who urdeIed The cancellation OF
new car ,alee 10 tho public, owns
Two ancient cars OF lis own but
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Holiday Trade
Up Despite War

The holiday Influence on public
0UTWciEhed The effect
of war declaration and automo-
tive shutdown, says Dun g. Brad
street, Inc.
Downtown department stores
had gains on both sides OF the
holiday of at least ! per cent ahead
of the same period year ago.
S Speciality stores encountered
widely varying results depending
partly on central or shopping
center locations. and partly on the
prepOndcrance Of accessories or
heavy clothing.
Neighborhood shops were moder-
ately ahead of last year and all
accessory departments performed
likewise.
Wholesale outlets are now in
their inventory season and there is
very little activity However. the
first weeks of December produced
several gains for them TO wind up
the month ahead Of last year both
in sales and collections.
The effect of nOn-defenSe shut
downs i'm the automotive industry
is lust beginning 10 spread among
the auxiliary shops but frank an
nouncemcnts made in advance Of
,hut-dOwns. have apparently cush-
Ioned the reaction.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
BUSINESS
DETROIT a@n 1szTtMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Change i'm Business
Relations Proposed

Industrial public relations usual also be modified in
war;
The harmony which has united all Americans since Pearl
Ialor suddenly rendered obsolete OF the older ISSUES
between the public and business
No when business plays key role in the
battle of production ought that business Is not
special interest hut tool OF tho nation.
I'm such spirit competent executives speak out more
blum than they have been accustomed to about subjects on which
authorities.
Specifically would be and
management groups publish OF operating
principles which would result maximum production quickly OF
planes tanks and ships.
ceact thinking and honest talking would far toward
helping the people achieve their obectNeS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Trade Index
Dips Slightly

NEW YORK. Jan : The ply
SiCal volume Of business in the
week ended December 27 declined
to 1923 from 1892 in the pre-
ccdirg week. according 10 Barron 5
index adjusted for lonC-tcrm in
duStry and population growth. 4
year ago this index was 9i6
Barrons index without adjust
mcnt for The long-tcrm trend was
1856 in the week ended Dcccm-
Der 27. compared with 1890 in
the preceding week and l25.4 a
year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Livestock Markets

CATTLE 49, Receipts 2 sno. market
butcher cattle strong COWS strong 70 25'
higher bulls uIiy steady choice steers
>l2 - - good steers Si21 i2 Is com
mon % medium. s. 25 II good htfsrs
Nll 70 g common 20 medium SSH
good COWS ss T0H SO. medium COWS. s.
~ 300 cutter ard common. 80 75us can.
ucrs - 3l76 a.. good beef bulls. SO w.
~ 20; good sausage bulls 50 7j9 10. me
dIum saussre bulls g 5o0 2 -, cutter and
common S,f ip good and choice stockei
srf iee!er calves sli 5on i3 80 medium
~ good .tocker and feeder steers
ana hcters ~ 75Hli: common 20 me
dlum 81 tOug %
CALVES rerep's 500 marke, steady
GOOD snd choice sls 5otli7 common "a
med um Nli ul5 20. cuus suii
sHFFP tND LANRS Receipts 0o0
markef NOT e''nhlished early prospects
HoGs Rece,r,s 5oo market no,
established eart. prospects higher
rlTTsRrRcH Jan uNsl CATTLE
Receipts 500. active some higher
sieers choice st2 5o4it medium 90 good
slu 30 II common. SSu10. hsifers me-
dunn % good 80 5o19 so. common. S78s
cows medium to good 81 5Ors 50. car.
mems and cutters s. 50ff7 80. bulls good
10 choice SioH II common. 10 medium
t6 ~ q 50
HoGs Rscelpts soo active ana isc
higher. lG1.ls1 lbs si2nt2 -. 10000
lbs Si2 - i5 210 goo ihs Si24i2 -.
,cn-25o lhs Sn fof12 2So-2p0 lhs
Si1 l5o1l so, goo 200 MS $40 6501 ih.
lo1-i5o its Sii so012 roushs 50 25 I.
SHEEP Receipts 500 active and Csc
higher choice lambs Si3 - 25 medium
f0 good $40 50H1l -. common lambs.
81 50 % ~ 30, ewgs s3a5; wethers 81 80
cALvrs Receipts 200 STEADY good 70
cb ice si5 80 ois 80 medium. Si2di3 50:
runs and common. S1H TO-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Initiation Factor

IN considering stocks one
should not for 4 minute forget
the initiation factor. whether b.
seems active az the moment or
not
The war demand for goods
viii be huge urgent and long
continued. with credit currency
furnishing the pure haSing
power
More than that. tho goods in
VOWED VIII include "a wide range
~ consumer goods such as
textiles foods leather. rubber
ar1 paper goods
FOR a while tho war stocks
such as steel slrplancs ship
building. copper chemicals. and
oils should be best. Later. 7 OK
pect wide range Of selected
consumer goods stocks 20 come
20 The front
Finally note that most stocks
are cheap Tie typical yield on
good stocks IS about S per cont.
which so far above tho weld
on bonds as 20 be highly signi-
icaut
Tho market may not have
sccn absolute bottom but it is
close enough 10 the lows Of 1884
ard 1888 10 look good for tho
long pun Due allowance should
be- made for occasional reactions
caused 1y bad war rg", and
by peace scare,
So J repeat 'ho unar-wcrJnlc
question Il equities in American
industries are not good Wha'
] can y0u do with youE ale casn .
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Tax Load Near Limit

But venture TO predict that
taxes viii not become as burden
some as now feared. First, there
will be less determinations
against profits and large in
comes. and more taxation OF
small incomes. Second. prices
VIII be allowed 10 rise 10 cover
taxes. Third, the Importance Of
unity and morale will support
the growing feeling that the
total tax burden is nearing the
limit.
think that labor relations
have definitely passed the worst.
! believe that war IS funda-
mentally opposed 10 socialism.
Furthermore. ! believe that
those who arc in power now VIII
eventually undergo the displeas-
urc OF a war weary and debt
ridden people
II and when the truth Of these
statements comes 70 be realized
by well-to-do people. stocks will
rise. and initiation will become
effective both in rising com
modify markets and sustained
profits. The government has de-
veloped improved tcChniques for
repressing and concealing infla-
ton. but initiation is growing.
The very fact that we now
gravely assure ourselves that IL
isn't going 20 be the German
type or the French type or
some other type. shows how we
are beginning 10 fool ourselves
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Farmers Market

ApPLEs.- -Myci..,osn 'snc' s2 tn NJ
5i2is 7s ian' 81; % G-.sr,ol. ss No n 81 '. ,,.
% 81 p nu No. p jJc hu jonathan
fancy 81 - bu.. $50 T. s. 45II lu. so
g. 81 Delicious fancy 81 20 hu 30 l.
- 5oa 2 hu so 75c hu SHOWS 40
l. - lal 30 bu 81 2. 75c ou
BETS S0 75C DO
CABBAGE 81 !, GOO 81 10 bu 70
?. % q 55c red 81 . Sir121 Du 50
CARROTS Fancy 81 % uu ~ J. 90,
4Sl % bu 30 .. 7tc bu
CELERY Fancy $50 75r d0z. Run hes
No 80 soc 30 2 2O021c
Celery sQCAEE No. g. 81 25u1 So
CELERY GARBAGE Fancy. 81 % bu
CELERY ROOTS 30 1. Nai25 bu.
EGGS Laree SliHi2 3o-toz case
FENNEL 30. j. &l.-5q go dnl bchs
HoRsERAplsH Fancy St25 bu; 40
l. y - 1925 hu. So =
81 56@i Is 5o.ib SACK N5. : Il '''
PARSLEY ROOT No Nai5o: SO
: PfRsSlPs- No. I. 17iio ou 80 2
PoTtroEs- Eaocy s. % oaa 80 /
POULTRY ANp noes Hens I've
heavy breeds ~ 2ie, it ieEnor9s -
@Nf. II'll'tHf iffFgf - N @'ii 10 IINI'tIr r
Ieshorns is 20c H.. hoEs medium
dressed 1s V20c lb
PUMPKINS No ] - j0c hu
RADlsHEs Red. nothouse SO. 1, 500
Soc Goz punches
RUs9BAGAs- 80 1 500 zoe bu.
Use
RUFTABAGAs No 20 II 7Oc bu.
. SQUASH Hubbard 50 ~ eoc
Delicious No a. 50Hc5c bu.
TURNIFa Fancy 81 hu
VEGETABLE GREENS Collarfs 80
I. 6Jc HS ~ b.. esqEru.e So 30 10
hv. French eriye fancy 81 80 5-Jb box
so i.tSi 25. 10 2/sio kohirabi 80
b I'd soc dor ntipthes ksle so ~ "
85c ni iesf lettuce hofhoge9 40 I 600
81 iO-lh basket ieeks 80 .. 500 IS,
doz. lunches
VEGETABLE OYSTERS Mo. I. 604
TIC d0z hunches
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed
In Early Trade
Amer. Can Falls |
as GM, ChrysIer
Add Fractions

NEW YORK. Jan. 3 QNS).-
The stock market was mixed and
quiet in initial dealings today,
Price changes were extremely
small in all but a handful of
stocks, with plus signs slightly in
the majority.
American Can stood out with
an opening drop of a point 10 81.
Bethlehem. United States Steel,
Goodrich, Western Union, Glenn
L. Martin and Southern Pacific
also were behind minus signs
Fractional gains were chalked
up by General Motors, ChrySler
Cerro de Pasco. Pennsylvania
Railroad, New York Central Sears
Rcebuck. United Aircraft. Con
Solidatcd Edison and United States
Rubber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Favorable Prospects

To he remembered. TOO. in the
near approach of full employ
ncnt The war has brought a
condition in which uncmploy-
mcnt has already been reduced
10 normal proportion Already
this has made difference in
our thOuGh1-ahnut-economy in
non-defense expenditure and the
validity Of ideas about CCC.
NYA. and WPA. On the whole.
we may expect much less sup
port for radicalsm in 1912.
These points all have an i'm
portant bearing on the stock
market. The one great reason
for the present unusually low
prices for stocks is that people
OF means have had so much
reason 10 fear for the safety
ot money put into American
equities
Now that the prospects in this
respect arc clearer and more
favorable. il is probably that
more money will 90 into stocks.
and that tho stock market Will
show increasing strength
Ask any bear" on the mar
ket. how he got that way. and
he will be sure 10 refer 10 G)
taxes. (2) labor, and 90 state
socialism tHc may not usn
those exact words. bat he wall
mean the same things as they
express , These arc the chief
things which hold stocks down.