New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

There are certain points Of contact in every business and profession that should be considered very seriously nor can any business or profession be entirely successful unless careful con. sideration is given to the following points:
 The contact between the employer and the employee. 4 most worthy contact in the proper conduct in busi- ness relations. which brings about the human touch aud the establish ment of soul in business.
 Contact with those associated with you in your business or profession; such as partners or stockholders.
 Contact with competitors.
 Contact with those from whom purchases are made.
 Contact with customers and clients II is not only necessary to keep books in your business but to keep faith as well.
 Contact with trade and profession Hi oTsdHEdllO0s.
 Contact with fi1e community in which you reside. For ii is business that pays taxes: that builds schools churches. libraries and hospitals: that takes care of the sick and suffering the poor and the needy.
 Urban and rural acgua ntance work has brought men Of the city into direct contact with those Of the country. creating friendly fee'ins and an appreciation Of each others problems. It has countcractcd many efforts put forth by the Red propa. ganjist 10 SOW seeds Of hatred. Thi, is a work that all clubs can engage in We can carry the message Of Rotary Into rural communities. small towns industrial c"ntcrs and To those who have a Gwarfed view of life. II is q duty we owe the other fellow and a field of activity where Rotary can best serSe, II lightens Cark corners, drives out suspicion anl deN elops pa triotism.
 ''Boys' work hag long been an ob- Jcctire activity of many Rotary clubs. We should be - 'ful however that We do not coIl >ts.y turn over OFT cubs into Boys work agencies. Ro- tary has no desire te nor can ii ever function as a competing Boys wor, organization. Rotary's work and service is in a field of propa ganda where without fear or favor it can call tha attention of the community to thc boys.
 "fhe boy problem would not be tho problem Of the com nlunity that it is today were it not because we have too rany half time parents. Parents wa" are unwilling to give full lime 10 their children. Too manr wood . sheds have been converted Into gar neos. In the oldcn days, tho woodshcd nas most convenient plac> 10 inter- View the boy. know. I've been there, and not merely to Caop wood either. The froe use CT the automo- bile has ruined nany a boy. Take the hoy problem home with you and solve it there.
 Rotary in its suggested programs ibF bOsS RpFN mas accom- pilsltcu a great deal that has been of lasting benefit for tte boys. Take as an cN- ample tho 'bacH-to school campaign. Do you know that as nearly as we can figure Rotary has been rcspon- sihle for thirty thousand boys flnish- ins high schools who would have otherwise cult al the end Of inc eighth grade
 What wonderful future Rotary has' What a power II can ha. tra n- ing mon for scrN ite 10 humanity. lead. ership in hurine.s ethics. and honesty in a world Fociety. Rctarinns the word round once in step together can over come and destroy the enemies Of c',i- liHation and pence. and fast bring about the sisth object of Rotary. w'lich to my mind is really Roiary's goal; The advancement of under. standing. goodwill and international peace through a world fellowship Of business and professional mcn united in the Rotary ideal Of ser,ic p