THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1030
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/ THE ADMINISTRATION AT WASHINGTON CALLED INNUMERABLE CONFERENCES OF THE COM
TRY'S LEADERS IN THE FIELDS OF TRANSPORTATION, 'MANUFACTURING, BANKING, RETAIL A
! OTHER LINES OF BUSINESS, HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE ON THE PROSPERITY OF THE NAM
CONFERENCES WITH BUT A SINGLE PURPOSE, AND THAT, TO PLAN "POLICIES" THAT WO™
SURE A CONTINUATION. OF OUR PROSPERITY. U
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AMERICA'S BUSINESS LEADERS HAVE PLEDGED THEMSELVES TO -A PROGRAM OF "PROM
* INSURANCE," THE "PREMIUMS" OF WHICH WILL BE PAID BY ALLOWING NO CURTAILMENT cfl
1 NESS EXPANSION. THE FACTORIES, THE RAILROADS, THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND TH
NESS OF BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS WILL CONWE TO DRIVE FULL STEAM *
) THROUGH 1930. , .
J HOWEVER, PROSPERITY IN ITS FINAL ANALYSIS, DEPENDS UPON THE INDIVIDUAL WORKER . !.
iFOR WITHOUT HIS WHOLE-HEARTED CO-OPERATION THE "PREMIUMS MAY LAPSE . . THE ■
ITY OF YOUR CITY, YOUR STATE AND YOUR NATION CAN ONLY BE ASSURED THROUGH THE ENTHU- I
SIASTIC EFFORTS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL. REMEMBER IT'S UP TO YOU AND YOU AND YOU.
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