r 7-THE WASHINGTON POST  
That clatter you hear in the background is the boys beating the drums for the newest name on the list of the deserving needy . . . the stock market. People must buy stocks to pull America out of the doldrums ÛÓ which means cutting the capital gains tax.</br></br>Cut capital gains and the Dow Jones will surge, rush, zoom and leap forward 500 points. American businessmen will have money to buy new machines and employ more people... but only if that tax is cut because investors wonÛªt risk their money if they have to hand over their profits to the federal racketeers.</br></br>Nevertheless there are other causes, having nothing to do with taxes, for the fact is, 5 million fewer investors are in the market than there used to be.</br></br>One of the causes is the belief that stock prices arc dishonestly rigged. You donÛªt have to read the smudged mimeographed sheets distributed by minuscule, socialist corpuscles to be {^exposed to the opinion there is mas-J' sive lawbreaking in the stock market. ,1 Look at the business press. Read l Robert Bleiberg in Barrons (July 24): j, .. illegal trading on inside informa-i tion is running riot up and down Wall Street."</br></br>Û¢ A jockey who bets against the - favorite because he knows, while the betting public doesnÛªt, that the horse has a chest cold is cashing in on in-I , sider information. The president of a company who secretly buys stocks , after he learns of a new lucrative merger offer is also cashing in on insider information and breaking the If any potential investors can read Û¢ the market is a swindle, in the most respected organs of the business press, it s absurd to go fishing for fancy explanations for the refusals of buy-