Article March 2, 1935 ISSUE

Position and Possession

GERTRUDE S. MC CALMONT

There are perhaps no other words that, taken in conjunction, give greater concern than these two: "position" and "possession." One finds them to be more intimately related in meaning than a cursory glance indicates. More closely considered, they appear to be almost synonymous. Both position and possession are engaging serious attention today, because they involve human activity.

Men still believe that they are maintained through the moneys accruing by reason of holding certain positions, and that the measure of a good position determines in large part the measure of good possessions; but the acceptance of a higher standpoint that the material must be the starting point to correct analysis.

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