"Declaring that if private industry were given the same aids and exemptions which the Federal housing act gives to the government, private industry could and would build houses, Walter Fairchild, president of the Torerens Title League, proposed that residential buildings be exempted from taxation and the value of the site only be taxed for the support of the municipal government. In a radio address over Station WINS recently, under the sponsorship of the City-Wide Tenants' Council."

"I should like ot see the single tax during my life time. The people that come after me will arrange things for themselves." Everyman, April

"No one unfamiliar with Henry George's views can claim to be abreast of social thinkling."

"I note what you say about the receipt of letters from men who could write a check for a hundred thousand dollars and never wink an eye. I wish to assure you that I can write my check for an even a larger sum, but I am sure that the cashier in the bank would wink both eyes quite rapidly and frequently when it was presented for payment." Everyman, April

"Athwart my interest in the Single Tax comes this: that unless people become God-loving and obedient to His law, no legislation, not even the best, will stand, or even be brought home to mankind. No less will avail to avert war and all the other evils."

"I am still interested in the Single Tax movement.".

" "About two years ago Mr.Joseph H. Fichter, S.J., of Saint Mary's College, Kansas, called at school headquarters, engaged the director in a three-hour talk on Georgism, the methods and aims of the school. In the Febrary, 1941 issue of The Catholic World appears an article by this Jesuit scholar: 'The Revival of Georgism'."

"Max H. Flechner is getting an Associate Degree from Mattatuck Community College in Connecticut. He has introduced Henry George into his oral and written work and was one of two persons giving the commencement address."