Planning Wins.

Focuses on the news of post-war economic planning in the U.S. Reports on the centers of strongest opposition to planning; Abolition of the National Resources Planning Board; Existence and work of the Committee for Economic Development; Claims that industrial concentration has been immensely increased during the war; Reports that another planning agency whose star seems to be rising is the National Planning Association; Comments on economic planning which is full of technical perplexities and political hazards.