One wants wide spread unemployment, of course, because not only those who are out of work but all other elements of our population directly or indirectly suffer the consequences in some degree. But the extent of unemployment rests largely in the hands of labor. There is plenty of work to be done in this country, as well as throughout the world, but it is peaceful work and cannot be done on wartime wages. Readjustments of wage schedules must be made on a basis of reducing prices and present production and true scales must be established based on new conditions. The true economic and political factors should have taught the world that capital and labor are mutual beneficiaries of the combined efforts and that the re-establishment of capital to labor is not that of an overlord exploiting a helpless minority but on that of an intelligent fellow worker with common sense. 