Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 54

& 4 SEES U. 5. BUSINESS FACING BIG YEAR Representative Esterly De- nies Coolidge Economy Is Proving Injurious. in a better prosperous “Business was never condition fo work out a for 1925, says Representative Charles 3. Esterly of Pennsylvania, who has just returned from a four weeks' trip in 20 States, in all sec tions of the country, and who denies emphatically that “Coolidge economy is hurting busin as some critics of the administration have charged. Representative Esterly is a promi- nent business man of Reading, Pa. support of his claim that busine: the up-grade, he says that job. houses he visited show 30 and 40 or cent increases over the same pe- riod in 1924, and in some lines the question is to secure merchandise to | Iaintain this increase. Mr. Esterly state: are some sections creases are not found, but that we must look further than “Coolidge economy”’ to arrive at the actual fac A thorough search generally disclose: the causes are mostly local in -over of the slump year of course, there where these in- | Not Wearing Gloom Masks. Representative Easterly declares that business men generally are not wear- ing masks of gloom, but are up and about, energetically planning to grasp the business which is here. Those who expect war-time volume in busi ness and profits, no doubt, will be dis- ed. Howewer, business and la 20 satisfied at the present time to hew to the line of progress: no one can complain that the country is go- Ing backward. Esterly further says that the s advice to spend money in s income is received by the good, common sense, and the ce with whom he has talked on this trip like the way the Coolidge doctrine se 1¥'s recent d him that #trong for reduction of and that whenever government tivities are dise sed the tax reduction ques. tion appears to be the uppermost tiought in the public mind. 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