New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Restore Dying
Faith of Labor,
Capital Is Told
c.n,iucc Workers They Are
''P.i seing Treated Honestly IS,
,'',rrs, p Will End, Wes-
'.,,ouse President Says
,lu,uaI Trust Essential
s.o0 Representation Plan
shoF oF EMPLOYEES is =! Urged
.. :. Remedy for Diseord

,,, prove It's reason lot
cfpiia' H-s' ..,e labor's dying faith
saHF' .'.n, to as,.'Id Industrial order E. NJ
3 he pI's pssrs Of the Westinghouse
T.r vr',a'lTI p Manufacturing ~ Company ,p..',,
flssiris . ,na ,iess at the Joint forum
declared ..1,.as l... 'iss. society q Mcdaniel
q The A"'r',', .'a ,hs American Economic
Earh'e', .... "a !, .he EnsinserinT soclS. ''.,.
-. building. % "'''
Street. a., Herr said can be
restored 'ny ne workers that they
rsns e'n''-.' 'n'.'.,,,d honestly and without
aF' e.ins ., y The substitution OF the
'lisa ~ ...o and intelligence Tor
rrsic q r,deavor 20 restore IN
force sns freedom Of the Individual
krfn1 .i,ver or employee
). be eng.'s asserted "there ~ more
M ~ confederation TOT vhs
I,ery I,, han ever before ,Se~ nv D. NO
"oILs.,hs Ls.h.,ew an underlying iepoI aS uu
Te,sl'.ss ds,rust. born OF rear ' anu
f,.l ,ts.,.tonaing Of coelSi0l.ii
1'''ung'.s,,ent sickness and q lack OF
rnsmyi', r'li ,,snrfdence as between empio!el
= IVA sg1n ,ioye1n exists and that 10 Is
t1a sSp sniv and responsibility oi the
y. smept -s 20 prove lis reason TOT TOT
sr3 that the collective resul'
: *. combined efforts OF mahageIS !,
:. : v,rkers is fine and great 'n'"s'
VIII Toll Cheerfully
~ ,Aev can feel that this IS IN, me
.J3ed Mr.. Herr, "most men VIII
q 81. Aesrfully as subordinates' ~
rrussing the wage quests.o., qts,,,,or. ~
~, ssid that while maasss,ia mahuIsSsssis = =
~ b sec their employees reeslse /"
-. awith reasonable working hou.s,
slii viii support them. IN eoHIoI''
IA. h only possible "wnen eeohoihlC
.s,si,rs viii permit. as wages are
Ia cannot be based on the cost OF
t,'.S ~ - adding that the employee must
n'nt secordancc with his income ano
..''.'o.o,--.ib,lilies .'.o - and exercise frugality
~ ave In his expenditures.
Ia, Usrr urged the spread or tne
- concentration plan. He SAID thls
s,.teS' 'slong simple, plain lines that
80 ~ lived up 70" has succeeded. he
vsirss5 70 the fact that more tnsn
10000 employees are now working uh-
deg this plan.
Grave Consequences Seen
p.,s.,.or Wesley c. Mitchell. OF Co
4. aS;s University, said that by subor-
S.na,ing the making Of goods 70 the
,sNng Of money, business men nave
sres,ed situation which "bristles with
s,oromt contradictions" and which IS
,-s5using sgravs consequences TO the
community.
Others taking part in the discussion,
following the addresses, were Dean
bsrsf &. Kimbsll Of Cornell Univer-
~, The retiring president Of the
American Society Of Mechanical I'm
rrefrs; Professor Henry K. Seager, OF
Columbia, president Of the American
ftonomic Association, and David Fri
day. president Of the Michigan Agri-
cultural College.
Calvin W. Rice, secretary Of the soci-
%. who has just returned from South
kneriea, where with Secretary Of State
(igFles Z. Hughes and other leading
Americans, he attended the Brazilian
Centennial Exposition at Rio dc Janeiro,
h bis report declared that through
i.e Efforts Of the engineering prcfes-
ion new era was dawning for Pan
knenes.
Professor L. p. Breekinridge. Of Yale
Criursiiy, presiding at a joint session
o. he fuels division of the society,
lnphasifed the need for fuel conser-
iailon.
The concluding session Of the soci-
tyt convention will be held to-day.