The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-24
Breezing Round New York
Where Go and What See Where to and What to Do

ticipated that the government will place large orders with manufac- turers for rebuilding in foreign countries
 On the third quarters estimates point to government allotment plan for production of consumer goods, loans to manufacturer for post war production and criticism of business for SloWneSs in post war planning.
 An outstanding change through anti-neW deal election is expected come November, that will be fol lowed by immediate announcement of a comprehensive program inyolv- ing international relations, taxes, price controls and employment.
 Nineteen forty-fiye stars off with the establishment of department of government to work with indus try toward objectiVes of employ ment, reconversion, expansion of production and maintenance of the incentive factor in United States economy. This department is pre- dicted to report to the country in paid advertising which perhaps jus tifles anticipations that there will be 0 better attitude of government toward industry and a recognition Of the necessity of profits to finance change and introduce new devel- opmentS. The last quarters of l945 shows ideas on plans to foster in- ternational industrial relations by the government. particularly with Latin America. There is also men ton of e plan to secur continuous employment and stable income.
 
 The industrial outlook is not en- tirely rosy one. Most important of 1o43 predictions seems to be the creation Of an organization repre- senting business, labor and farmer with objective of insuring freedom of enterprise and return of indlVid- ual opportunity at the end of the war, extending into l044 With q fight for the life of free enterprise,
 Latter part of 1O44 finds the pie ture improved with employment Of men to build strong sales organi- zatitonS and establishment of new outlets to replace those that have gone out of business. It appears that improved relationships with all employed personnel will develop ID. cluding a better understanding or mutual objectivcs,
 l045 indicates rapid development Of new industries affecting homes, transportation, food and preventive medicine. The changes In products to utilize new discoveries Is eX- pected to hold down net profits oi large businesses.
 This enormous chart and study continues in detail with reports oi what to expect along scientific de- yelopmcnts, public thinking and ad- yertising. It is too detailed to print in full, but the fact that It's Spon- sors, Geyer, Cornell and Newell Ad- yertising Agency submit 1t to big business, guarantees that 1t has been based on many factors which the average person or student Of events could not possible have at his finger tips.
 The agency itself services accounts such as the American Institute Of Baking. the Atlantic Products Corp, Calvert Distillers Corp, Combus- tioneer Inc, Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co, Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co., George A. Fuller Co.,, The Hat Corp. of America, Huffman Mfg. Co.,, h. land Mfg. Co.,, Lentheric, Inc, Lowe Brothers Co.,, Nash Kelvinator Corp, New York Central System, K. P. Reed & Go. and F. R. Squibb & Co.
 This brochure and wall chart is an expensive bit of printing but Of tremendous value to the business planning of the future. I imagine persons in responsible business po- sitions might be able to secure a complimentary copy by writing to B. B. Geyer president of the adVer- Using firm, whose address is 745 Fifth Ave, New York city.
 J. JAY.