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The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20
Richey News Items

dinner in the Pete Boje home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Senner and
Gloria of Everett, Wash, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Senner of
Glendive and Mrs. Bill GRADER,
also of Glendive visited friends
and relatives in Richey Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holm and
Mrs. Christian Hanson and Helen
Hanson drove to Watford City,
N. D., Sunday, where they visit
ed Miss Helen Yost.
The newly elected officers of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist church
was installed at the regular wor-
ship service on Sunday morning.
The officers are: President, Sybil
Eggum; Vice President, Lille
K emmis Secretary, Jeannine
Johnston, Treasurer, Lucille Lee.
Mrs. Thomas Degnan of Mil
waukee, Wis, is visiting her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommey Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Coutts, Miss
Barbara Newman and Nickcole
Humphrey all of New Richmond,
Wis, have been visiting the for
mer's brother and sister-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Coutts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ziegele and
children from Post Falls came
Sunday evening for a weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Baldwin and her brother, Tom
mey Baldwin and family.
A number of friends of Ru-
dolph Linscheid surprised him
with a pot luck dinner Sunday
at the Fred Callison home. The
occasion was his birthday.
Mrs. Mary Shookman and
daughter, Mrs. Iris Fairweather
and family, all of Bozeman,
stopped at the Rudolph Linscheid
home en- route home from their
trip to Iowa.
The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Mathison left Monday morning
for Regina, Canada. They will Wis
it their son-in-law and daughter,
the Rev. and Mrs. Cliff Stall
wick.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20
Sewage Areo News

evening were Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Gear, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Sharbo-
no, Mrs. Nielsen and the LaFre-
Mere family. A very delicious
lunch was enjoyed at a late hour
an dthe guest of honor received
many pretty gifts.
Little Jimmy and Terry Suisse.
who had spent a week visiting al
the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Suisse, left
on Saturday morning to return
to their home in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson and
two children, Walton and Evelyn
OF Arizona r now enjoying a
visit at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Lillian Larson. They also
stopped in Douglas, Wyo., to visit
with her father, Jack Albond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dashner
and family of Sidney visited with
friends in Savage on Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kassner
and daughters spent a few days
visiting at the Charlie Kassner
home in Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson
and Ruth had for their house
guests last week Mrs. Johnson's
sister and family from Los An
geles, Calf.
MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Shierson
and Mrs. nellie Brown left by car
on Friday morning for points
west in Montana, then on to their
home in San Diego, Calf.
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Bach and
two children left on Saturday
afternoon for a visit with relatives
at Livingston. They planned to
tour the Glacier Park also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shipton
OF Seattle, Wash, brought Mrs.
Gotfried Miller and two grand
sons back to their home on Wed
nesday afternoon. They started
back to Seattle on Saturday
morning. On Friday evening they
enjoyed a turkey dinner at the
Lester Miller home in honor of
their wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burau and
Bob spent the weekend visiting
at the Ralph Miller home in Fall
Ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gauthier of
Glendive visited at the John Gear
home on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swendseid
of Sidney and their son, Pastor
Swendseid, Missionary
from Japan, who had conducted
the morning services at the Lu-
theran Church in Savage, were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Olaf Waag on Sunday
Charlie Johnson spent a few
days last week receiving medi-
cal attention at the Sidney Me-
mortal Hospital, suffering from
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray LaFreniere
and two children of Preston,
Mimi, arrived on Sunday after
noon for a visit at the Frank La
Sr. home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20
REUNION AT CHARLES
NELSON HOME IN SAVAGE

The Charles Nelson home was
the scene of a family reunion on
Sunday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Mildred Rattel and son of Penn
%sylvania, and Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Millen, who are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harris and
family of Fairview, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Harris and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Harris of Sid
ney and the guests of honor en-
joyed a delicious picnic supper
and a social evening.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20
SIDNEY SCHOOL
MILK PROGRAM

MIX will be available again
tbs year for those students who
dtsire it. The cost is S2.55 for
th first semester and is payable
at the time of registration. The
cos OF one-half pint of milk is
. cnts. Three cents is paid by
the student and the balance by
the Federal Government under a
spesal milk program.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20

Despite the speed of modern
living the successful man saves
enough time to plan his next
move.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-20

The future and the past have
a lot in common with the pres
ent.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

su nuevo cargo, el doctor Villarreal
hizo las siguientes declaraciones
para este djario'
He pensad0 siempre que la
cartera de iusticia pone a cualquier
colombiano en- contacto directo
con uno de los problemas mas
graves de la vida nacional. La fall
ia de educacion de nuestro pueblo
y la ausencia de una justicia ejem-
plar es causa de males sin cuento
y TODD eSfuerzo- que logremos
realizar, bien encauzado para CO
rregir estas cosaS, justifica, inclu-
slve, que Sc debiliten otros fren-
ties de actividad pacional, pues mien
tras no tengamos un pueblo ca
pacitado para respetar ell derecho
ajeno y una justicia efectiva, que
llegue a todas parties sin discrimi-
nacion de ninguna indole, nues-
tras esperanzas de una vida mejor
Sc veran acknowledgements frus-
tradas.
-iY SUI programa Immediate de
acci6n cual es?
A partir de esta semana, in
tensificar la vigilancia para que
las investigaciones que hoy Sc ade-
lantan tengan resultados satisfac-
%torioS, de tai manera' que poda-
mos abolir la impunidad que es la
cauSa de tantos males como ha pa
decide Ell pals en- los ultimos ahos.
Mi preocupacion esencial sera,
pues, que esas lnvestigaciones lie
guen a resultados precisos, en- vir-
tud de los cuales pueda ser posi-
BILE castigar ell delito para libertar
q La sociedad y darle garantias efec-
twas contra los delincuentes que
perturban su actividad.
Pero especialmente -sigue d.
ciendo Ell ministro de justicia- es-
tudiare con mi colega ell ministro
de gobierno, planes de acci6n pa
ra luchar implacablemente contra
las odiosas manifestations de vio-
lencia que hemos padecido en- los
ultimos tiempos y que han afec.
tado de manera especial los de-
partamentos del Tolima, Caldas v
Vale.
LA CORTE Y Ell CONSEJO DE
ESTADO
Preguntamos al ministro de JUS
ticia 81 Sc ha pensado en- una ra-
pida reintegracion de la Corte Su-
prema de Justicia y del C%onsejo de
Estado, entidades que Sc italian Sc
midesintegradas por no haber
acceptable varIas de las personals
escogioas para tales cargos. Ell doc
tor Villarreal respondio 10 siguien-
tie:
-"Desde hoy entraremos a es-
tudiar con los miembros de la Jun
ia Militar de Gobierno Ia reinte-
graclon del personal de la Corte
de Justicia y del Con-
sejo de Estado, para que estos dos
organismos de primera importan-
cha puedan comenzar a funcionar
con TODD SUI personal Immediate
mente despues de las vacaciones jul
dlclales. J%gualmente nos ocupa-
remos del decreto por medic del
cual sc distribuiran las saIas de
trabajo dentro del nuevo personal
de la Corte.
SU LABOR EN- Ell MINISTERO
DE GOBIERNO
" de SUI labor en- ell ministerio
de gobierno Sque puede informar-
nos?
-"Estoy muy satisfecho de la
labor que tuve oportunidad de de-
sarrollar en- Ell ministerio de gobier-
no al servicio de la concordia v la
paclficacion del pals. En- la car
terra de jEsticia SECURE al servicio
de estos ideales y pondre TODD mi
empeno en- que maya una justicia
prudente y eficaz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Argentina
Nueren s Y 40 ResuItan Hefidos
al Roar en- Ia Via Dos Trenes

BUENoS AIRES, enero Ii
(UP). - Dos trenes electricos
suburbanos que circulaban en-
direcciones opuestas por Was
~Separadas Sc rozaron al cruzarse
hoy, y Ell Academic cause seis
muertos y 40 heridos.
Ambos trenes continuaron
tambaleandose y avanzando por
SuS respectivas Was durante al
guna distancia, deSparramand0
escombros a 10 largo de unos 800
metros, en- ell suburbio de Paler
mo. Los dos primeros vagones de
uno de los trenes Sc incendia-
ron.
Uno de los convoyes, que ha-
bia salido del terminal de reti.
70 del Ferrocarril Mitre, en- Bue-
nos Aires, a la una y media de
la madrugada, habia estado de-
tenido por las senales unos Is
minutes fuera oe la eStaclon cl-
tada y circulaoa acelerado para
recuperar ell tempo perdido
cuando a la una y so minutes
Sc tropezo de lado con ell otro
convoy, que llegaba de Tigre,
en- ell Delta del Rio de la Plata.
Sc cree que ell accidente fue
ocaSionado por una aguja defec-
tuosa, pero algunos p~asajeros
afirmaron haber dido una explo.
sion antes de producirse la CO.
lision. En- vista de este, la poll
cia practica pesquisas ante Ia pc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Panama
AIeiandrO Remon
Rudicu Demundu
Contra CUizudo

PANAMA, Eue.-(UP).- Ale
iandro Rem6n, hermano del Pre-.
sidente Jose Remon, que fue asesi-
nado, demando hoy por dahos y
periuicios al ex Presidente Jose
Ramon Guizado, por declaraciones
que la revista Bohemia" atribuye
a este, en- ell numero de la semana
corriente.
Guizado Sc encuentra actual
mente en- Mexico con SUI yerno,
Herman Porras, despues de haber
pasado cast tres amos en- la carcel
por complicidad en- ell asesinato.
Guizado fue puesto en- libertad
cuandc Ruben Miro, uno de los
principles acusados, fue absuelto
de toda cUlpa.
Rem6n, que dijo no haber for
mado parte de las "fuerzas oscu-
ras que Sc jmovian en- las Sombras"
pues el no particip6 en- Ell iuicio
que sigui6 la asamblea nacional a
Guizado, es actualmente represen-
tante peSmanente de Panama en-
te las Naciones UnidaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
En- Boca de Raton, Florida
En- Boca de Ration, Florida
REPRESENTATIVES de los Passes
Cafeteros Defenderan Proyecto
de Organization International

BOCA RATION, Florida, enero
II. (UP)- Los Representatives de
los paises productores de cafe la.
tinoamericanos defenderan aqui ell
lunes la proyectada creacion ell
proximo dia 20, en- Rio de Janeiro,
de la Organization International
del Cafe
Ell lunes comienza la convention
annual de la National Coffee AS
ISOLATION de los Estados Unidos,a
la que Sc espera que asistan, ade-
mas de los mas preeminentes de la
industrial, unos 400 tostadores.
Despues de hablar R. R. Rubot-
tom, Secretario de Estado Adjun-
to de Estado para Asuntos Intera-
mericanos, cuyo tema sera sci "a
fe desde un punto de vista inter-
nacional'', haran uso de la pala-
bra, en- ell orden que Sc mencio-
nan, oJhn F. McKiernan, presi-
dente de la National Coffee AS
ISOLATION; Vito Sa., del Institute
Brasileno del Cafe; Andres Tribe
c., de la Federation Nacional de
Cafeteros de Colombia; Carlos Cor
dero D. Aubuisson, por FEDE-
CAME; F. Gennardi, Director de
Asuntos Economics de la Costa
de Marfil, y Fernando Pereira Bas-
tos, Presidente de la Junta de E.
portaci6n de Cafe de Portugal.
La tests de los productores la
tinoamericanos es que las medidas
tomadas por los productores Co
ell reciente Pacto de Mexico
estan encaminadas al restableci-
miento de la estabilidad de la in
dustria, que bereficiaria por igual
al pals que cosecha y al consul
midor.
INCREMENTO DE VENTAS
BOCA RATION Florida. Enc. II.
tUP)- Ell tema central de la con-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
d.
'4NAAraSa
RETORNO DEL CAPITAL
BRITANNICA A X

MEXICO, Enc. 11-(UP).- La
prensa mencion6 aver con salts
faccion la posiblilidad de que ell
capital britannica pueda r%etornar al
pals para particular en- la indus
tria petrolera, Gespues de veinte
amos de alejam;ento por la expro-
piacion de la industrial del petro-
leo.
Pero ell director de Pemex, Ia
Empresa Petroleum del gobierno de
Mexico, Antonio ]. Berm1dez en-
dclaraci6n Embellishments re-
dactada, dijo que "es inexacto que
ell director de petr6leos m%exicanos
haya solicitado un %emprestito de
$50 millones de pesos, (equivalen-
tie a go millones de d6lares) del 60
bierno britanico por medic del
ministro de concrete, Sir David
Eccles".
"Eccles, que sc encuentra en-
Mexico en- viaje de acrcamiento,
hablo ell microbes con Bermudez
y aver revelo que durante la con
versaci6n lie mencion6 la posibili-
dad de que Gran Bretaia suminis-
tiara equipos, maquinaria, tuberia
y otros materiales, por valor de
so millones de d6lares, para pa.
CARLOS a largo plazo.
La prensa viene diciendo desde
hace seis meses que Pemex esta en-
tratos con banqueros %franceses pa
(Pasa a la Pagina 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Ecuador
Lombardo ToIedano Enyia Carta a
Ponce Negando Escribio Circular

QUITO, Enc. 11-(UP).-Vi.
cente Lombardo Toledano diri-
gio una carta al presidente Ca
milo Ponce, negando ser ell au-
tor de la circular que aparece
suscrita por Ell en- la cual Sc SUI.
giere un plan subversivo comu.
nista a las organizaciones obre-
ras americanas.
En- SUI carta, Lombardo Tole.
dano afirma "ser victima de una
patrana" y termina negando ser
comunista.
Ell ministro de gobierno mos
tro al correspousal de la United
Press, Ell original de la circular
y Ell texto de la nueva carta de
Lombardo Toledano, observan.
DO que ambos documentos es-
tan escritos en- papel de igual
calldad y que la impression del
nembrete es identica. Ell tipo de
"a maquina de escribir usada es
tambien igual pues Sc We en- am
hos casos una "eme' mayGscula
torcida y ell nimero "cinco" que
lmprime un POGO mas arriba de
Ia Inca de escritura.
Las firmas son iguales y solo
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

bierno ag~asajaron con una copa
de champana al nuevo titular del
despacho, quien departi6 muy cor.
dialmente con todos sus colabora-
dores.
81 senior general Rengifo, inte-
Frogado por los periodistas acerca
de suS planes Ell ell ministerio del
cual Sc ha hecho cargo, declare que
seguira invariahlemente la Inca de
eonducta trazada por La Junta Mi.
litar de Gobierno en- SUI programa
de IA puntos dado a conocer ell 10
de mayo y que dentro de Ell Sc
d~esarrollaran todas sus actuaciones
en- beneficio de Ia paz publica. Agre
60 ell ministro que no habfa tent
do tempo adn de c~onferenciar
con los gobernadores para infor-
Hnarles acerca de la Situacion de
orden publico en- ell pals y que en-
los pr0ximos dfas entraria a ocupar-
Sc del estudio de las renuncias de
algunoS de ellos, renuncias product
das a raiz de la crisis ministerial
que Sc present6 como consequence
de los resultados del plebiscito del
primero de diciembre. Ell ministro
Sc abstuvo de hacer concentrates
sobre la manera como seran resuel-
tas esas renuncias.
Ell general Rengifo fue enfatico
en- declarar, que pondra toda SUI ca
pacidad al servicio de la paz en-
tire los colombianos Y que no es-
catimara esfuerzo para erradicar
la peste de la vfo1encia que aun Sc
ensenorea en- varias regiones del
pals con uumerosos campesinos in
defensos como victimas.
Ell MINIsTRO DE JUsTICIA
Por su parte, ell doctor Jose Ma
ria Villarreal tom6 possession del
cargo de ministro de justicia, Pc
70 no asisti6 a su despacho del edi-
ficio Buraglia.
Despues de tomar possession de
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Colombia
Colombia
Ministries de Gobierno v de
JustidIa Exponen Programs

BOGOTA.- En- las horas de la
manana del microbes tomaron po-
session de sus cargos ante ell presi-
dente de la Junta Militar de Co.
bierno, mayor general Gabriel Pa
ris, los ministries de Gobierno y
JuSticia, Brigadier General Pioquin-
to Rengifo y doctor Jose Maria vi
l~larreal, respectivamente Despues
de la ceremonial de possession, los
dos personaies Sc trasladaron al ca
pitolio nacional donde ell doctor
Villarreal hizo entrega del despa-
cho de gobierno al nuevo ministro,
a quien present6 a los jefes de Sec
ci6n.
En- las ultimas horas de la tarde,
los empleados del ministerio de 60
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Las Foiografias de Honduras
en- Nuestra Edicion de Aver

Todas las fotOgrafias que
publicamOs aver, ilustrandO
la cr6nica de la tOma de pc.
y session del actual Presidente
de la Republica de Honduras,
DIR. Ramon VilIeda Morales,
fueron tomadas pOr Ell Fot6-
grafo del DIARIO LAS AME.
RICAS, Sr. Wilfredo Gort, de
reconocida competencia tee.
MICA.
Gort acompan6 en- su viaje
a Tegucigalpa al Editor y al
Director del DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS, quienes fuerOn
invitados por ell Gobierno de
Honduras y por ell DIR. Vile
da Morales para la inaugu.
raci6n del periodic presiden-
cial de este.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

sibilidad de un acto de SABOTAGE
de terroristas politicos
EXPLOITATION PETROLIFERA
BUENOS AIRES, enero Ii
81 General Alfredo Intzauga-
rat, Presidente de la Junta Di-
rectiva de "Yacimientos Petro.
liferos Fiscales' Sc neg6 a hacer
concentrates sobre la propuesta
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

difleren en- cuanto al grosor de
las letras. La circular, por otra
parte, tIene una Inca gruesa
que Sc atribuye al mime6grafo
y la carta una Inca delgada. En-
case de que hubiera sido falsifi-
cada la circular, Sc usaron ell
mlsmo papel y Ia misma maqui-
ma de escribir.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Honduras
DR.. Jose viNedd
Assume %Embuiudu
en- FL Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, enero II (UP)
Ell DR.. Jose Maria Villeda Mora
les ~present6 aver al presidente de
la republica, Jose Maria Lemus,
las cartas credenciales que lie acre
ditan como Embajador de Hon.
duras ante este gobierno.
Ell DR.. Gonzalo Pizarro Zeballos
tambien present6 las credenciales
como nuevo embajador del Peru.
MENSAJE DE SIMPATIA
SAN SALVADOR, enero IL
(UP).-El nuevo embajador hon.
dureho Jose Maria Villeda Mora
les, entreg6 anoche I'm mensaje
de simpatia del actual Presidente
de Honduras, a la Sociedad de Pc
riodistas Salvadorehos.
Asistieron a la ceremonial, efec-
tuada en- ell Club de Prensa, diplo-
maticos, periodistas y represen-
tantes de la prensa extranjera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

vencion annual de la National Cof-
fee Association de Estados Uni
(PaSa a la pagina d.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-24

the grace, the humility, the self
sacrifice of God until they saw
it in the church. They saw all
this in the birth and death of
Christ and in the Transforming
of a sinner into a child of God
and a saint. This is all in keep
ing with Gods eternal plan
which He purposed in Christ
Jesus our Lord (verse III.
From this passage of Scripture
we learn three fundamental
teachings concerning the church
of Jesus Christ. First, it was
in Gods plan from the Begin
ming. Second, i'll its fellowship
men of every nation and tribe
stand on an equality before God,
sharers together of His. grace.
Third, In the church men and
angels behold the Towering of
Gods plan and purpose.
We might say here that though
individuals who have committed
their lives to the Lordship of
Jesus Christ are a part of that
great known as the church, they
cannot excuse themselves from
assuming the responsibilities
which God has placed on all true
Christians, that is, of engaging
in public worship and propagat-
ing the Gospel Of Jesus Christ
throughout the world (Hebrews
1925; Acts 1:8; Matthew 28:19,
20) by saying that they are mem
bers of ''the invisible church"
and that they need nothing more.
God has ordained that while
they are on earth that Christians
should form local assemblies for
worship and instruction and to
present testimony of His grace
and power. To neglect to do this
is to be disobedient to Gods
will, therefore sin. A Christian
is responsible for affliating with
a company of others who have
placed their faith in Jesus Christ
and for the support of ministry
which is true to the Scriptures
the Word of God.
Roy E. Wikander
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-24

-. with JAMES e. iNGEBRETsEN
President. Spiritual Mobilixatloa

ONE MANS LOVE

81 love this country Walter
Reuther, head of the United Auto
Workers Union, declared recently
according to an Associated Press
dispatch from Washington. II
would do anything in my power
for it."
Now, this statement of Reuth-
er's is worth close attention. He
is we'll on his way to having
more naked power to override
those who stand in his way than
any American has ever had. SO
when he says he would do
anything" we should heed his
words. Unhappily, what we call
"love" can sometimes be quite
blind, as well as ruthless.
l recall that Reuther was once
ready to fight for q. Soviet
America" He tells us he has now
given up this first love. But what
is the nature of his present plan
for America? Whatever it is, we
may be sure he is still ready to
fight" for it--as witness the
terror and violence at Kohler and
Perfect Circle.
l am reminded of the story
carried in the Los Angeles press
a few days ago about the robbers
who beat their victim while tax
ing $1,403.00 from him. One OF
the men dubbed the poor fell
low on the neck with a revolver
an act of violence which said
owner Of the $1,403.00 brought on
himself by what might be des-
cribed in some labor union
circles as socially reactionary
and uncooperative attitude. v
Surely, like Reuther, the gun
man didn't want any violence,
and regretted its necessity, for,
across the back of his hand, we
are told, were tattooed the let
ters: LOVE"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-24
ReinersyilIe Methodist Charge

Harvey H. McPheron, Pastor
ReinerSville - Sunday school,
1000 a. m.
Smiths Chapel Sunday
school, 1000 a. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday at
800 p. m.
District M.Y.F. rally at the
First Methodist church in Cam
bridge on Sunday, April u from
200 to 500 p. m.
Keith-Sunday school 9:30 am.
Worship service, 1920 a. m.
Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.
Dungannon Sunday school,
1000 a. m.
Worship service, 7:3G p. m.
Prayer meeting Tuesday at
7:3Q p. m.
Senior Citizens Day on Tues
day, April 29 from 1000 a. m. to
800 p. m. at both the Caldwell
and McConnelsville churches.
Special services at Forest
Grove on May 2, and 4, each
evening at 500 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-24
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PROFITS THE MAINSPRING-

The National Industrial Con-
ference Board in a recent report
states that the average capital
investment per production work
er rose to an estimated $4,000
by mid-l957.
The fact that the cost of Great
ing just one job in industry has
risen to $4,000, makes it all the
more important that everything
possible should be done to keep
Americas economic climate such
that people will be encouraged
to risk their savings in the pur-
chase Of corporation stocks and
bonds.
And to keep the economic eli
mate in such condition means
that the voices of those who in
weigh against profits, dividends
to stockholders and interest to
bondholders, must be given no
heed. For without those rewards
for risking savings as capital
investment, there can be no in
ducement to investors to provide
the money to furnish the tools
not only to create new jobs but
to make old jobs better.
There is nothing wrong about
profits. Conversely, there is
everything right about them.
They are the handspring respon-
sible for the production miracles
that have given Americans the
highest living standard in all
history. Further encouragement
to the investment of savings,
that is, by putting no obstacles
in the way of profit, will enable
this nation to go on to an even
higher, highest standard of