Golf Is An Ideal Diversion, But A

Selfishness Corrodes. Unselfishness Ennobles, Satisfies. Don't Put Off The Joy Derivable From Doing Helpful, Kindly Things For Others.

It Is Easier To Start Taxes Than To Stop Them. A Tax An Inch Long Can Easily Become A Yard Long. That Has Been The History Of The Income Tax. Would Not The Sales Tax Be Likely To Have A Similar History [in The U.s.]? ... Canadian Newspapers Report That An Increase In The Sales Tax Threatens To Drive The Mackenzie King Administration Out Of Office. Canada Began With A Sales Tax Of 2%.... Starting This Month The Tax Is 6%. The Burden, In Other Words, Has Already Been Increased 200% ... What The U.s. Needs Is Not New Taxes, Is Not More Taxes, But Fewer And Lower Taxes.

The More I Move Among Workers And Factories And Other Plants, The Stronger I Become Convinced That It Is Advisable To Have As [a Company] President A Practical Man, Preferably One Who Has Risen From The Very Bottom Of The Ladder. Workmen, I Find, Have Far More Respect For Such Men Than For Collar-and-cuff Executives Knowing Little Or Nothing About The Different Kinds Of Work Which Have To Be Done By The Workers. Wherever Circumstances Call For Placing A Financier Or Lawyer Or A Papa's Son At The Head Of A Large Organization, He Should Be Made Chairman Or Some Other Title, But Not President.

Golf Is An Ideal Diversion, But A Ruinous Disease.

If The United States Is To Produce A Nation Of Investors-as We Must If We Are To Gain Financial World-leadership-it Is Imperative That Boards Of Directors Be So Constituted As To Adequately Represent The Interests And Inspire The Complete Confidence Of Investors Of Moderate Substance.