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Baruch Advise Senate Finance
Tax Reduction In Face Of The
| National Debt Would Be Folly
WASHINGTON, UP) — Bernard
! M. Baruch told Congress today
! that, “in the face of a tremendous
I national debt and expenditure, i
' it is folly to talk of tax reduc- ]
tions.”
i
i The 87-year old financier also ■
j contended this is not the time “to
| embark on vast Federal works
! or other pump-priming programs
requiring deficit financing.”
His appearance before the Sen
' ate Finance Committee marked a
resumption of hearings, begun i
last year, into the nation’s finan- ;
cial condition.
But Baruch told the Committee
inflation “is the most important
fact of our time—the single greatj
est peril of our economic health.”
“We are now suffering a hang
over after a long inflationary
binge,” he said. “This reces
sion is the inevitable aftefmath of
a period of inflation that could
at least have been mitigated if
not prevented.”
The financier said tax cuts and |
large public works programs fi-!
nanced by red-ink spending!
would add to the inflation.
The financier said he believed
“we can restore confidence along
with economic health by sound
measures” which he said include:
I 1. “Determining the require
merits of national security and
doing all that jis needed to meet
them.
2. “Barring new inflationary
adventures. Foregoing tax re
ductions. Avoiding deficit spend
ing.
3. “Strengthening the credit of
government by refunding the
debt on a long-term basis and
planning definite amortization.
4. “Stopping the price-wage
spiral and the abuse of credit.”
,As to the last point, he said “it
would be an inspiring and salu
tary thing if the leaders of our
great labor unions and businesses
would jointly pledge to the Pres
ident that for one year there
will be no increase in wages or
prices and that profit margins
would at least be frozen.”
PETER LEROY READER ON
FALL HONOR ROLL AT
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
College, Alaska—Peter Leroy
Reader, arts and letters junior
from Nome is on the fall semester
honor roll at the Univedsity of
Alaska, Dr. Kenneth E. Young,
dean of faculty, disclosed.
The honor student is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Reader, Box
473, Nome.
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