Correspondence.

Presents letters to the editor referencing topics and articles published in the previous issues. Criticism of the oppressive and totalitarian industrial policy that German dictator Adolf Hitler adopted to do away with the unemployment; Appraisal of Consumers' Cooperatives which were effective in holding down retail food and commodity prices; Criticizes the U.S. government for giving more importance to the questions of war that those related to social security, programs and relief.