BRITISH OFFICIAL SAYS 3 DAY WEEK DEPRESSION CURE
British Official Says 3 Day Week Depression Cure Jowitt. Attorney - General of England, Declares Production Over Consumption Causes Trouble BALTIMORE. Md.—There can be no real recovery from the...
...I believe men all over the world eventually will work but three days a week," said Mr, Jowitt, "but they will be...
...15—1 am with the Progressive movement and believe firmly that it is doing, a great good in this country today.—F...
...WILL ALWAYS FAVOR PLATFORM [Cleveland...
...paid high wages in order that they may consume the goods they produce...
...More power to you.- L. J. Karkoff...
...Sieven...
...Men and machines have produced goods faster than they have been consumed—the pyramiding in the U. S. in recent years, for example, has been terrific and the cure will come only when some adjustment of consumption to production has been effected...
...The world wide depression is due to overproduction, or...
...DOING A GREAT GOOD [Dallas...
...In a statement here...
...Jowitt declared that the three-day week and high wages is the solution of the present world-wide depression...
...Similar depressions will come in the future unless an adjustment is made between production and consumption...
...Md.—There can be no real recovery from the present industrial depression and unemployment until industry adopts a shorter work-week and higher wages, declared Sir William Jowitt...
...rather, underconsumption...
...he stated...
...O., Sept...
...Jowitt said that when trade and industry begins to revive in the future, it will be the result of a depletion in the stocks of manufactured goods on hand turned out in the past at a rate greatly in excess of demand...
...Attorney-General of Eng- land, who with a party of British and French lawyers recently visited this city...
...14]—I have to cut out The Progressive and other things on account of the low wages I nm now getting, but I will always 6e in favor of the Progressive platform...
...Mr...
...Tex., Sept...
...There will.be ups and downs in the world-wide economic situation, but there . will be no permanent recovery from the present depression until the work week is drastically cut and wages are increased...
Vol. 1 • September 1930 • No. 42
