In two campaigns to overthrow boss rule in his election district, DAVID L. HURWOOD has worked with a reform group which has nominated district leaders dedicated to clean government and party reform. In the article which follows, he tells what happened. Mr. Hurwood, after several years of experience in the import business, is now directing market research for a New York-Boston agency.
An interested and articulate party in the dispute over the American tariff, DAWID L. HURwood is the assistant manager of the Textile Division of Drake America Corporation, a New York import concern. His article is a plea for realism; he cats through American exaggeration to remind us that wool is an important factor in British economy and can play a leading part in building up British imports and in closing the dollar gap. He also reminds us that the woolen imports we receive from Britain, even were they increased, would still be only a trifling percentage of our total consumption.