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Show M1MIK GIVE! v HIGH COSTS REMEDYj increased Industrial Output; Urged by National j Association. j The need for increased industrial pro- : duction to offset the rush cost of neceo- , sities Is set forth in resolutions arloole-I j by the National Association of Manuf-tc- ( turers and forwarded to the Utah Asso- ciated Industries. The Salt Lake orani- j zalion, which is a member of the Xa- ' tional Council of Industrial Defense, tnves ', business men of the city to indorse .he resolutions in an effort to cut down the j cost of necessities. ! Contingent with the discussion of the ; importance of the high cost of com- ! modities, it is declare, that normal con- ditions can be brought about only by tiie : resumption of normal industrial conditions in Kurope or the intervention of the na- ' uru.1 law of supply and demand. It was added that normal Industrial conditions in general pay better than war profiteer-! int,'. and it was also declared that manH national organizations are working earnestly ear-nestly for the quickest possible return to normal conditions. The resolutions forwarded to the office of the local Associated Industries follow ; "Resolved, That we deny the truth of, and deprecate tiie tendency of, the teaching teach-ing that the manufacturers of the United States are the principal or deliberate authors au-thors of the present era of higher price levels; "That we urge and call upon the people peo-ple of the L'ni Led States, and our factory fac-tory workers in particular, to refute and discourage the un-American and dangerously danger-ously unsound 'make work' doctrine, which, if pursued to any extent, will result re-sult in complete industrial demoralization; demoraliza-tion; "That we urge and call upon the people peo-ple of the l'ni ted States, and our fac-torv fac-torv workers in particular, to do everything every-thing in their power to encourage, stimulate stimu-late and increase our industrial produc-i produc-i ion, a the direct means toward restoring restor-ing more normal price conditions; "That we urge and call upon every duly constituted federal, state and local agency of government in the United States to lend its aid to an effort to foster and increase our indsu trial production, promotion pro-motion of harmony and discouragement of agencies and causes of discord and bad feeling between employers and employees, em-ployees, and relieve from every possible handicap the legitimate manufacturing interests of the country; "That we urge upon the public press, the churches, educational institutions, and every other factor In molding public opinion, to give all possible assistance in directing public: attention to t he urgent need for increasing industrial production." |