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Private Enterprise
By George Peck
Much has been written and said in recent years about Private En-' .?terprise. Its friends and proponents have eulogized it in words , i of warm and enthusiastic praise, ascribing to it the credit for the unprecedented achievements ' of this nation during the first cenf tury and a half of its history.
The foes of Private Enterprise s ;5 have vilified it in caustic and scathing language, blaming it for all the nation’s ills, and deihanding that this system be displaced by one or other of he economies which time and time again have been tried and found wanting.
Despite the fact that in two — world wars America electrified the world with its production for war, the planned economists persist in venting their spleen against ,Pth vate Enterprise, the spark plug of our American Capitalistic System, responsible or those -miracles of ' production. It is strange that there are still some among us who “ are so blind as not to see what is so plainly visible.
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