matic factory becomes a factor in the situation. This is especially true if too small a proportion of the labor force possess the scientific and engi neering skills required to keep us abreast of technological develop ments. Instead of paying too . much at tention to the expensive frills of edu cation < as we do now >, we need to encourage high school boys and girls to become scientists, chemists. I and engineers, as well as econo mists. business managers, m e r chants, and teachers. We ought to find out whether our schools are ac tually doing the type of educational job that needs to be done. If we do* not mend our ways in this respect, we shall pay dearly in coming years ! for our foolishness. I)o More People Mean More Sales? Growth in population suggests a rising demand for products and services. However, we should not be too quick to assume that this in crease will always be translated in-! 1

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