Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1931, Page 27

PLAGED BY SPEAKER DEPRESSION BLAMEi ! Trade Unionist Tells Teach- 1WEON, We Think You Can Have Lots of Fun L e P G STREET AT ELEVENTH Ti- UL ers Unsoung Distribution of Wealth Is Cause. Rv the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 2.—John P. Frey. trade unionist and representative of President William Green of the Ameri- cen Federation of Labor, told the! American Federation of Teachers last With SAFE and SANE Fireworks 5¢ to 25c¢ They're bright, and exciting, and fun- making . . . without danger to mar a 25¢ Fancy Napkins, white and colors in a glassine package.. 60 Embossed White Napkins 12-in. Wax Paper; 125-ft, rolls LAge PIREs < cxsvsvniannionned 10 for 50 c 100 for 40c 15¢ Small Plates For Active Sports! Tennis, Golf, Boating! ‘ Y Sports Frocks Buy Them Tomorrow! night that the present business depres- sion was due principally to an eco- nomically unsound distribution of wealth in 1922, Some 30 years ago.” he sald. “a radical change in our methods of pro- | fon took place. The scientifically trained engineers left their laboratories | i end entered ir:te personal contact with production. Mazs production was born as & result of fhelr efforts. “In 1929 we produced goods valued 00,000,000, or * $9,000,000,000 | n 1923. The total volume | r all earners, however, be- ecrease in 192 nd grew less cach year until the depression over- whelmed us.” Quoting Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant ! Secretary of Commerce, he emphasized that while wage earners’ real pay had | ased 13 per cent during the seven years, the returns to industry had had grown 72 per cent and dividends paid_stockholders 265 per cent “This depression,” he concluded from the figures, “is due to the fact that while stripes, borders. the Nation was creating wealth more Black or gilt 16-rib frames. 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