Who ls Responsible for Americqn Prosperity ?

said the said the said the '/''-'\' banker. farmer. politician.

Who ls Righr?

"I dreamed I had a million dollars and need never work again."

"Splendid," said my friend, "but is that all? What rvas the rest of your dream ?"

"Well," I said, "in my dream I thought of all the things I could now do because I had a million brrcks. I would have the fanciest food money could buy. I would buy a fine l-rouse. Only the sportiest and most expensive automobile would suit rne from now on. Clothing? Only the richest and finest would ever cover me again. Oh, I was in clover all right. My fondest rvishes had come true."

"Then what happened ?" my friend asked.

So I told him my story. It was a dilly-more like it nightmare. "Listen.

"I dressed and, being hungry, went to breakfast. There wasn't any. My wife was in tears. The food she had ordered the day before hadn't been deliverecl. Not even a bottle of milk or the morning newspaper greeted me when I opened the door. I tried to telephone the grocery but the line was dead. I said, 'Oh, well, I'll take a walk and bring back something for breakfast.'

"The street was desertecl. Not a bus, streetcar or cab rvas in sight. I walked on and on. Nothing in sight. Thinking somethir.rg had happened only to my neighborhood, I went to another. Not'even a train was moving. Then people began to appear on the street-first only a few, then many, then hunclreds. I joined them and began asking questior.rs: 'What has happened? \Vhere can I buy food?' Then I got the jolt. Sornebody saicl, 'Don't yott know? Everybody has a million dollars arrcl nobocly has to work any more.'

"At first I r,vas stunnecl. I tl-rought that son.rehorv a mistake, a ghastly mistake hacl been made-but there was no mistake. It was really true. Evervbodv l.racl a million dollars and thought thai n,ork was over ior l-rim.

"Then it clawned on rne as lrever before that all of rrs

WH(ltESAtE D ISTRIBUT(lRS DIRECT MILL SHIPMENTS IU'IABER ' PLYWOOD By Corlood Truck qnd Trqiler DISTR,IBUTION YARD l33Ol Burbonk Blvd. Von Nuys, Colifornio said the union leader. said the business man. said the manufacturer. said the laborer.are dependent upou all of the rest of us; that to a srnall extent at least, my labor had a place, a part, in the total welfare of mankind. liVitli an angry shout I tossecl to the winds even the thought of a rnillion dollars.

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"Then I woke up. My dream \4'as over. The stttr r.vas shining, the birds singing, my wife rattling the breakfast things. I looked out the window and saw a world o{ people moving about their tasks, each contributing a little to my life and living, just as I contribute to theirs. I called to my wife, 'Hurry up with that breakfast. Srveetheart, I want to get to work.'"

(Courtesy of Koehring Corp.)

Home Builders to See Roof Truss Demonsfrqfion qt'59 Convention

A convention first for 'linrber E,ngineering Cotnpany, \\1ashington, D. C., will be the presentatiou of a special trusse<l rafter fabricating and assembly clemonstration at the National Associatiorr of Honre l3uilders convention in Chicago, Janlar,v 18-22.

A full-scale Teco tmssecl rafter will be cut ancl grooved, and comoletelv assembled in Teco Booth 871 iu the Colliseunr. Iluililers ittencling tl.re exposition will have the opportunity of seeing hor,v Teco trusses are fabricated with a minimunr investnrent for eqrripment, rrsir.rg a fabricating layout follou'ing Teco's suggestetl fabricating bench design. Also shown rvill be horv 'f eco tnrsses are assembled rvithout a jig or rack. 12 clernonstrations will be presented in the collrse of the convention.

On hand in the Teco booth will be roof truss design specialists to arlswer any questions of builders as to the clesign, fabrication. :rssembll' ancl shipnrent of Teco tmssed rafters.

Desigt information, technical literature, and detailecl fabricating instructions will be available; rvitl.rout cl.rarge, in tl're Teco booth, or by writing Timber Iingineering Comparry, 1319 lStlr Street. N. W., Wasl.ringtor-r 6, D. C.

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