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lot more accomplished if the freeways only moved a little better," or the accountant who says, "The books would always be closed by the ,5th, if it wasn't for all the stupid paperwork we have to fill out for the government." And we have the large organizations whose people say, "We could do twice as much if the general office didn't require alt this paperwork." How do we eliminate or at Ieast reduce these complaints, which are at least partially valid. We need to review our operation. In short, we all probably need to manage better, to better utilize that great asset in all business; our employees.

Cost control was the item that everyone gave top priority. The question wasn't directed to inventory costs, employee costs, taxes or anything specific. It was just cost control. The feeling expressed very simply was that "cash in must exceed cash out."

Since this subject was so high on everyone's priority list, it is a subject for discussion at the area meetings being held by LASC through April 21. Watch your mail for the announcement and plan to attend. One of the great values of association membership is being able to meet with your peers and discuss common business problems. Take advantage of this opportunity being offered bv LASC.