7 out 1934 ano - "THE AIMS OF NATIONAL PLANNING"
NY Times 1934, Oct 7 (Henry Wallace)
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NY Times 1934, Oct 7 - THE AIMS OF NATIONAL PLANNING
Secretary Wallace Speaks With Candor, Authority and Persuasiveness NEW FRONTIERS. By Henry A. Wallace. 314 pp. New York: Reynal & Hitchcock. $2. National Planning
OF all the spokesmen for the New Deal Henry A. Wallace is the most persuasive. Especially for any one who has just struggled through the molasses-like periods of Herbert Hoover, it is a sheer joy to be borne along on the smooth current of his simple and lucid prose.
What is the New Deal? Mr. Wallace attempts to set down its essential aims as follows:
1. A job for every one who wants one
2. Wages high enough to leave no one in serious want
3. Hours of labor short enough to give every one time to enjoy life.
4. Adequate insurance against unemployment and old age; perhaps, also, against injury and sickness.
5. Comfortable housing at moderate cost for all
6. Sufficient planned utilization of the land and other natural resources so that unnecessary depletion by erosion and similar processes will be avoided
7. Maintenance of such democratic institutions as free speech, free criticism and free conscience
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