_ Four Essential Points

Hesse stressed the following
points as necessary for a pick-up
in private industry which would
avoid a serious depression caused
by unemployment after the war:

1, Cooperation between busi-
ness, labor and agriculture and a
removal of selfishness which has
existed in the past. _

7 federal administration
which would be favorable to indi-
vidual initiative; and not prone to
place obstacles in the way of pri-
vate business expansion.

Immediate planning for post-
war development; not waiting uns
til after the war is over.

4,. The necessity for creating a
demand for consumer goods, and
the creation of desires to buy.
| Cities to Make Surveys
__ All cities are: e be asked sb ta
Make ‘surveys for..a. community
“Work -Pile;?-whieh-— will indicate ~
the amount of work needed in the
immediate post war era. Already,
in Lawrence, groups such as appli-
ance dealers and builders are bein
organized to make a survey of.
community. requirements.
| In closing, Hesse related the out~
come of a recent thoro survey
made in Albert Lea, Minn., wherein
it was discovered that careful plan-
ning now will provide hundreds of |
new jobs to meet consumer needs
of that city. Something of that nae
ture will be done in Lawrence.

The address was transcribed and
broadcast over WREN later in the
afternoon.

_ The birthday of Mayor C. B.
Russell was recognized by John
Brand.