The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-30

The other day heard of where valued and trusted empoye of local plant was discharged The sig ncant tbi,g about it that this who always worthy US hre within the shadow of wed pensor Has to this? Can it be said that local n- dust bgeang faith with those who have served them loys ud selfshly of the reward held out to them for rtues? Can the finger be pointed at those who @ sselves out to be the leaders of industrythe demand 100 per cent honesty loyalty and service
 ea, punctuality from their employees? Is it not roca obligation just as binding on the master as 1t IS storm in the Sea of are we going to surrender throw overheard all those virtues which took decades to n p0ye Is it shortsgted ones part to destroy the ideals which were synonomous with Waterbuys work ing conditions? Suppose situation arose where compet- itOrs adjacent state beckoned to mechanics with
 tempting wage and pension system to boot No doubt the of the would hearken to the call and leave local industry in sad condition Is there intangible why they should not go? What allegiance do they unfaithfu princpe None whatever and the law of the world We must stay in that category if survive Free from labor troubles for be- of humane policies going to invite discontent because choose discontinue these policies to few paltry dollars? Principles will survive long after money And real guided by principles rather than money If this condition be true if being discharged on slight pretense where they are within the shadow o their reward for loyal service it is about time champion of righteousness should step into of these annual meet
 gs and discuss and demand appraisal of human values parade her virtue in handling relief problems and certainly blows her trumpet the least provocaon After a it is It would be far aerng and noteworthy to have the East and West know that here is city where the facturer the the out him the employer helpless. He displays his gratitude something desirable than lip service He stimulates honesty loyalty and pride in workmanship through sanitary and safe working conditions reasonable hours of labor fair days pay and annuity with the stand ards of living required at the of retirement That group of who champion the perpeuaon of these noble ideals will be the torchbearer of industrial wisdom That day of achievement will be happy for both Master and Servant That restoration of amity and respect for ones institution will be blessing to Waterbury. Grant that may secure this blessing. An Industrial Relative.
 The adage about people hving i, glass houses
 to hold true in this Waterbury drivers
 have long complained that ceTtan oa0ns strict
 ent0rcng speed and tratc regulations and haze not
 hesitated to cast dspardging reflection these tOns
 Tf you're out-Of- f-tO0ner theyve sdid "yoM havent
 chamce there" This 0eek Waterbury police made C
 a0ere at caution or red. More than half the driuers
 halted from outside Waterbury. Which seems to
 shoao that Waterburians shouldn't throW stones at
 other toaOns .
 Itemettes Kacey bowlers will enjoy their annual banquet next Saturday night If MT Camssa will call at the Tower any of these days he another consignment of religious magazines hand here. The letter for MT Beaudreau is still awaiting him at the Tower Please call, E. B. at your earliest convenience Since the recent paragraph about peppers the Tower has been deuged with calls and messages relating experiences of having heard the spring harbngers at their nightly concerts Last week to have ushered in the little fellows So there should be few fross still. The Naugatuck Y voey ball team expects to take part in the national tourney to be held at Bnghamton N Y next month Judging by in line for them. N