The Redwood gazette., 1934-11-08

Most important outcome Of the election Tuesday
was beyond doubt the indication that the new
DEAL" for all its critics. stands acehigh today with
the majority Of voters.
Comparing 1892 and early 1888 with late 1888 and
1884, the common man doubt takes stock of his
bank account living conditions, security of position
and well being in general and decides he is better off
with Roosevelt and the deal. Considering the
vast amounts of money spent toward reviving busi-
it is SURPRISE even to the opposition that
the deal popular Nevertheless the feeling the
general public has that without this help and
couragement conditions would be far worse, counts
up even heavier in the vote totals
The endorsement given at the polls doubt
that activities similar to those tried in recent
months will be continued until it is deemed safe to
discontinue stimulating recovery artificially.
Morals in the Business World
Morals and ethics say some smart business folks,
something you hear about Sunday but you have to
forget about them Monday. Cali right in the pulpit,
of course, but they don't apply when you buying
and selling"
Many men say that they paid strict attention to
the rules of honesty they would have to quit business
Some claim it is impossible to succeed in this world,
if you tell the whole truth and deceive no one.
81 should lose orders, if did not sometimes hand
rake-off to the buyers" statesmen have been known
to say.
Possibly firm or an individual can win tempor-
Ary by these excessively clever methods. But
should not be too confident that such will
last The merchant who sells you inferior stuff for
good price, without making it clear that it is inferior,
often makes money for time. But day his
customers wake up to the fact that they being
buncoed. Gradually they disappear and patronize old
fashioned that more anxious to please
their customers than to get rich all at once.
Similarly the salesman who depends on rake-ofs
and handouts, may be known tremendous go-get-
ter, for time. But the concerns that permit their
buyers to accept such tips will probably get loaded
up with lot of inferior stuff. The accounts sold to
such houses do not appear to be too good risk.
trade built up Of honest sales to buyers whose only
is to get reliable goods at the best possible
price, will last longer. Our guess is that when you
find concern that has substantial business that
lasted through the recent hard times, it paid
attention to morals and ethics days other than
Sunday That's the kind of business do in Milford
and NOSE of Delaware.-Chronicle, Medford Delaware
Need Spirit of Pioneers
The government has been pouring out relief funds
for two years. There has been emergency and it
imperative that relief be given millions of people
In this land of plenty should go hungry be
cold for lack of clothes.
But the public relief has been abused and it is
high time that and women for their future
welfare take stock Of their situation We do not want
to have people become mprovident and shiftless
dependents
Relief workers report that it is difficult or even
impossible to induce persons who asking for
public relief to go to the exerton of planting garden
canning vegetables fruits. Men have been hired
to grow community gardens, and women to be paid
for their services in canning the vegetables from these
gardens The canned goods will then be given to the
people who in need of food next winter. The gar
den and canning projects commendable enter
prises. There families in this county where the
mother in the household is ill and who has not the
strength or the equipment with which to can the
vegetables. She and her family must be given food
that has been prepared for them.
But according to reports there are men and women
who have the physical strength to plant and for
gardens and the produce from them who simply neg
ect to do through shiftlessness These people will
have to be fed they cannot be allowed to starve but
the brunt of public opinion should bear down heavily
on them. 1t is disgraceful for person to ask for
public charity to take feed and supplies from public
relief agencies who does not actually need them.
The greatest recovery program that could be
unched in this country would be to the latent
spark of pride in sesupport. 1t is demoralizing to
have thousands of people in this state maintained by
public charity. We need of the spirit of the
pioneers.-Princeton Union.