gin or borrowed money. For re i suits with this first method, under the very best conditions—which no one could expect to duplicate—$100 could increase to $90,000 in 40 years, not considering either taxes or divi dends. To show the great spread in price of some of the best single stocks, fte following figures are most interesting: — For instance. Genera! Electric, now quoted around 55, but selling due to stock splits at an equivalent of 165. sold for 9 during the thirties. Texas Company stock, now selling at an equivalent of 248, then sold at 10. Deere and Company, now selling at an equivalent of 180, then sold at 4. Du Pont, now selling at an equivalent of 720, then sold at 22. General Motors, now selling at an equivalent of 240, then sold at. 8: while Radio Corporation, now sell ing at 33. then sold at 3. Buying Into New Industries Howard N Feist, Jr., of the Busi-j ness Statistics Organization of Wel lesley Hills. Mass., has made an analysis of what could have been accomplished by investing only $100 I

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