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The Lexington advertiser., 1938-04-21
Contestants Out For Track.

Those students going out for track at
Holmes Junior College are: Truett Bull
lock, relay; Joe Tom Mabry, high jump
and broad jump; Brasket Naron, hum
dred yard dash, 220 yard dash; John
Guerry, relay; Billy Meadows, one-half
mile; Clover Johnson, one-half mile;
Delmar Pierce, relay; Terrell Pierce,
weights; Ned Williams, mile; Murray
Gilmore, mile; Thompson, discus; W..
G.. Bowen, discus; Louis Adair, high
jump; Wallace Wise, shot put; E. J..
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-04-21
Baseball Team Improving.

BAsebafI Team Improving.
The Holmes Junior College baseball
team had two games with Moorhead
Thursday afternoon. In the first game
Holmes won by one score but was de-
feated 80 in the second which was a
non-conference game. Friday afternoon
Holmes played Decatur and won the
game by one score again. These we're
the first games of the season; and, al
though there was excellent playing on
the part of several on the Holmes team,
one could hardly judge who will be the
best players.
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-04-21

winborn Gurney, sophomore in
Holmes Junior College, will give his
senior piano recital Wednesday evening,
April 20. 1880 p. m. in the colleg audi
torium. He will be assisted by Pete
Garrett, baritone.
The piano numbers are as follows:
Sonata Op 10, No. 2, Beethoven; Scherzo,
Mendelssohn; Ballade in A flat, Chopin;
On Wings of Song, Mendelssohn; Hun
garian Rhapsody No. 2, Liszt.
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-04-21

CONTINUED on page nine)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08
A SZIVE 0LTE MEG
Az 0REG BANYASZT

Windberen, a 40-es szamu
banya regi munkasa, John
Pruchnik halva esett 0ssze. A
szive 0lte meg. Pruchnik a
Berwind White banyanak dol
gozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08
Mem TuDUNk NEKI 0RULNI

1v6lAu OBAVkIv1
akkor sem, hanem csak a fegy.
versziinet UTAN hoztak Will
son eln0k tudomAsara, hogy a
levert nemzetek birtokain
el6re osztoztak.
Nekiink magyarolmak ka-
pora jott, hogy Anglia Cseh-
orszagot feladta, de ha ez az
arulas segitett is benniinket,
meg kell latnunk es el kell
ismerniink, hogy az egesz.
miincheni hecc ocsmany aru-
las volt Anglia reSzer6l.
Hogy mem Csehorszagot, ha-
nem f6 szovetsegeset, Francia
orszagot szurta hatba Anglia.
mikor a. cseheket feladta.
Ahogy hatba szurtak a fran
ciakat el6bb is, mikor Hitler
rel a franciak tudta nelkiil
navy-egyeymenyt k0t0ttek.
EFT a nemzetet, EFT a per-
fid nepet mem olelheti az:
Egyesiilt Allamok a keblere,
ezeknek az esetleges rnegmen-
tesere a nemzetiinket vasarra
nem vissziik.
Mines es belarnato idon nem
lesz ennek a nenzetnek olyan
kormanya, amely egy pillana-
tig a helyen nnaradna, ha
Angliaval valo katonai szovet-
seget ajanlana a nemzetnek.
Es mem lesz olyan szenatus,
amely j6va merne hagyni ilyen
szerzodest.
Van egy mask, egy jelen-
tektelen Okla is annak, hogy
et6ttiink a kiralylatogatas
nem kedves.
! Nehany napon keresztiil
extaZisba yeti maid magat
Amerika szenzacio- -ehes sal
t6ja es annyit irnak maid a
kralyi parrol, hogy undor
lesz az odakat olvasrli.
i Es a mi "el6kel6segeink"
a gazdag urak es urholgyek
hasra fognak a kiralyi par
el6tt vagodni.
i A Feher Haz ellen ITALIAN
! mar az ostrom meg is kez-
, d6dott, hogy kit hivnak maid
meg egy estelyre, hogy kit
fognak bemutatni a kiralyne-
max es a kiralynak, hogy XII
: mex lesz privilegiu1na 6ket ko-
: zelr6l vagy tavolrol meg
nezri.
SZlnte megdu a hltunK q
demokTaciakban, ahogy ext a
: kolerat el6re el tudjuk KEEP
: zelni ,es az ifjusag, gyerme-
t keink mem fognak a demo
: krata'' nemzetr6l valani epu-
letes dolgot szemlelni.
( EFT a tolongast mar akkor
! is lattuk, mikor a hirhedt en-
: leku Maria ruman kiralyne
Y lit jart, aEit pedig k0zismert
! undorral latott Coolidge-ne
: es akit igazi "urak" es erkol-
csos asszonyok messzirol ke-
a riiltek.
I Milyen lesz a tolongas most
: mikor a "legel6kel6bb' hraly
: parhoz lehet maid d0rg0l6dn1
! azoknak, akik megszereztel
! magukat, gazdagok lettek eb'
i ben a demokratikus hazAban
Mem, mi mem tudunk 9
J "megtiszteltetAsnek" 0riilni e
S AIT hissziik, hogy sulyos dip
< lomaciai hiba volt az eln0k re
Q szer6l, hogy a szerencset men
/ utasitotta el onmagat6l es a.
orszagtd.
f. So
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

Az angol uralkod6-par eel
fogadta Roosevelt meghivasat"
es becses latogatasaval meg
fog benniinket a jov6 evben
tiSztelni.
Mi ennek a latogatasnak
mem tudunk oriilni.
Es inert a "szives meghi-
vast" mem Roosevelt, hanem
az angol kormany kereste, hi
baztatjuk a kor1nanyunkat.
hogy annak udvariasan utjat
mem vagta.
Kiralyi latogatokra SOFIA
nincs szikseg ebben az or
szagban, de kiilonosen nincs
szukseg most, mikor egy ural-
kodoi latogatas mindenkepen
nemzetk0zi bonyodalmakra ad
alkalmat.
Mem lehet tagadni, hogy jo
vagy rossz sorsunk minden
gazdasagi erdekiinket, tehat
politikai rokonszenviinket is,
odak0ti Nagybritania sorsa-
hoZ.
A diktatorok ostoba es ne
veletlen g6gje, allanlaik kinai
falakkal valo elzarasa a ode
mokrata" nemzeteket egymas-
sal valo szoros kereskededmre
utalja es akarjuk vagy mem
akarjuk, a gazdasagi erde-
keink egyre k0zelednek egy-
mashoz.
ITALIAN egy mask nemzetnel
attol sem idegenkednenk olyan
borzasztoan, hogy a gazdasagi
sorsk0z0sseget politikai, sot
katonai k0zosseg, vagy szovet-
seq k0vesse, de Anglia esete-
ben ez csak veszedelmeket je-
lenthet a resziinkre.
Mem csupan azert, inert
Anglia mindig a "perfidous
Albion volt, amely a tortene-
lem folyaman hitszegesek so
rozatan emelkedett a magas-
ba - sokkal kulonb erku4csot
egy nemzetnel sem talalunk,
= hanem inkabb azert, inert
az angel vilagbirodalom az
osszeomlas es szetfoszlas el6tt
all.
| A mincheni irtozatos we're
seget egesz csomo csapas ko.
vette S Palesztinaban az ara.
box, Azsiaban a japanok mer-
mex Angliara olyan Uteseket
amelyeket kiheverni soha mem
fognak.
Afrikaban latjak a felmi
velt es vad nepek, hogy az an
gol presztizs a regi er6re vol
epitve, S hogy annak a fun
damentuma elrothadt.
| Azsiaban a szines nepel
szazmillioi abrandultak XII
"megd0nthetetlen" angol ha
talombol, S csak hetek vag,
honapok kerdese, hogy Kina
Dol takarodni kell Anglia ke
reskedelmenek.
Siilyedo hajohoz k0tnenk
sorsunkat, ha az Egyesiilt Al
lamok fejl6deseben es emel
ked6ben lev6 hatalnat segit
segere vinnenk egy bukofel
ben lev6 hatalmas birodalom
nak, arnely a szethullas el6t
all.
A1nilyen fiatalok es ideals
tax vagyunk, ITALIAN ext
megtennenk, ha ugy ereznen
hogy egy idealistakb6l all
nagy nemzetet halalra ite
TEX.
3, De mem szabad soha, egye1
len percre sem feledniinl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

- AvIkA1-n6I d KOfA0AN
Irja: szegedy Laszl6
HEm RovAs: MAGYAR MAGYARERT
EFT a sep u ielsz6t magyar sziv diktalta
alda meg az Isten ak kitalalta!
. Jaj NIT is szoktunk mi a magyarert tenni?
Nagyon szepen szoktuk egymast eltemetm
De most forditottat tesszuk csuf hiraek
az vi magyar jelszo mast dikta szivnek
MAGYAR A MAGYARERT adozatot hozzon:
MAGYAR A MAGYARRAL egy gondon osztozzon
Ina Hisz me6tt cseh Praga fele futott
hetszaz magyar kozseg koldusbotra utott
i. Hirek vannak rola szemtanuk is mondtak
"Hogy tehenb6l a borjut is eloptak :"
-. sok szenvedesnek sznte nincs hatara
KULDJoN, KI MENNYTr TUD Magyar oltarra!
vAsARNAP (oRD0G Es A ToMJEN)
Tenyleg megbukott az vi Imredy kornany:
ugy latszik elverzett F0LDREFORM tornanl
nagybirtok: tabu, a nagybirtok szentseg
nehez lesz, hogy AIT paraszt kezre mentsek.
Magyar nep nagybirtok: 0rdog es t0mjen;
SokA szant paraszt meg sajat f0ldjen!
Iger birtokos: nyilat sarl6t holdat
de nagybrtokb6l oszt fel egy holdat
II. Mi kel? Urvacsora? vagy zsid6 aldozat?
Szolj csak jo magyarom: kesz hatarozat
.aZkcene- -zakcene :" fluid zsido panaszt
Csak nagybirtokot ne bantsa paraszt!
HETFo: (szovJET FoLDoN "TIszToGATNAKD
szovjet foldon ujra "tsztogat" mar Stain;
veres aktacsomok roasztalan
- Mindet "elintezi" eltorzul aka:
"Ho7nap nagy Szovjet ball. veres balaajka
"Ifju kommunistak" OF ifju vezere:
"Szabotazs" vadjaval jutott a kezere.
Bogachef Plkina Vershokoff: ez harom
"Vegezzek XII oket holnap mnden aron :"
Besulon Kosyreff "ket konok vezeruk
karacsonyra folyjek ell a verik! ;"
-. szovjet hoherokkal telve minden csarnok
t. Szovjet foldon ura "tisztogat' zsarnok
KEDD: (MEGGYoGYULT PAPAD
Csodalatos ujra meggyogyult papa
Ell sem hiszi, aki haldokoni latta! ~
Z Nyolcvanegy esztend6s beteg kinzott leek:
szazmlliok megis atala remelnek.
Scent Greg aggastyan Scent Peter utodja
mi erod titka? listen tudoa!
Testi erod fogytan; atszelemult arcod;
megs egyre vivod SATANNAL a harcod
. Dktatorok gogje: egyverbol es vasbo:
megs meghatranak a TIE hatalmadtol
Kezedben egyedul Scent Peter kulcsaval
megvivsz satannak mllios hadaval
szERDA: (I1REDY HARMADszoR)
Akinek korai temeteset koltik:
eltuket rendszerint megduplazva toltk
Egy het alatt ketszer bukott meg Imredy;
de koran orultek megs ellensegl
Csunyaul megarta sok jelot "helynok':
Imredy lett ujra mniszterelnok!
szikol sok b6sz nyias duhong sok birtokos:
kis cline: NAGYBIRTOK: most legye hat okos
HarornSzor Imredy Horthy hogy tenette:
hogy "birtok-osztot" nyakunlra utette.
-. HI tori fel ezt "fodosztasos" diot?
Egye fene: ussuk ujra hat - zsdot
cstT0RToK: "a ROMAN HITLER HALALA)
Codreanu Cornell fe mem erte esszel
xxi fegyverrel vert ont: fegyver altal vesz ell!
8 volt a "nacsta" Vasgarda vezere;
sok-sok "nem arjanak' szaradt lelken we're
e csak "tiszta naci" Romaniat akart
zsidonal is jobban gyilolte magyart
Roman Hiternek" hvtak OF hivei,
nAcinal nacibbak voltak tervel
"Elvet" vilagga vtte a radio:
80 zsdo csak egv van: ha HIDEG zsid6 -"
-. S most ime: mar varja temeto arok:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08
szOMBAT: (Dr. HACHA)

Ime egy nev, melyet mem hallott meg senH:
Dr. Hacha q. (ugye mem konnyen cited ki ~
Mines neve, nincs sulya nincs multja, mines gy0k
8 lett cseh Allam harmadik eln0kel
President Velh Pam DR.. Hacha-Pacha:
uinden cseh konderba mem jut mar silt kacsa
magyar silt kacsat eddig Praga cite;
S mem is szokolert csak ugy "0t0n" vette
Megcsufolva mnden "demokrata' elvet
ami magyare volt: mindent csak ugy "elvett
Jai, nem 0r0m ma mar cseh eln6knek lenni:
NGYEN magyar kacsAt sem fog mar enni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

- V1SSzdnl
| 6
| Az egyes helysegek
mellett feltiintetett sza
mok a lakossag lelek-
szamat jelentik
Abara TAO
Abaszeplak 1856
Abaujnadasd 1893
Abaujrakos 251
ADau!SzaAaiy aol
aDauJs1ilia .oaS .odS
aoi aiiaii ioSo
| Agcserny6 COG
Aso 4oo
AIla oS1
az 90
A!liacsAo iloI
Ahn oo
floaI oAo
n.iS.ai AIIs
Allliasy oo4
aiSocSaJ 200
f4ISoiaiu oil
AlSoiesyveiilek oso
AlSoseiler 4S
nioosyoiou 1Ao
n,oo.iu'Aa e1 oa9
n,oo!aiiyoA 1oo
1,0onolo'" oo1
a,0oi".,o oo1
a,e.., A,se.l...,aisi ,oo, ,oo,
Me. 1,sol-..aly. .o1a 100
Me,a al'u iooo oae
1.' a1os, ,o 1oo
Ie 20 ~
~ .ns,. a.1a 80
1A oo 70
1. n,oosass,,s oao o1o
1.z' aIs. 80 oao oa9
1'ooono' .p.e1 aoo aoo
$500 n,sea, aou ,o
1A1oOF0A CA OAI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08

Meguata tan listen millok szenvedeset;
pusztitja konkoly bolsik veteset
Mem oily szelek fujnak, mint fujtak regebDen,
nacik legelnek mar cseh vetesekben
s hiaba lazongott "Moszkva-jelre" Paris:
a v0r0s lazadas lie van verve mArisl
Moszkvabol dirigalt v0r0s karmester
de rosszu lvegz6dott v0r0s november
Bar 0t milli6 volt a sztrajkolok szama:
Parisban polgari nyugalom van mar ma
-. Egyre gyengebb Moszkva verpipacs termes
megsziinik tan rajtunk az listen verese!?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-08
csuroRToK: "a ROMAN HITLER HALALA)

Codreanu Cornell fel mem erte esszel:
xxi fegyverrel vert ont: fegyver altal vesz
~. 8 volt ''nacista" Vasgarda vezere;
sok-sok "nem arjanak" szaradt lelken we're
Is csak "tiszta naci" Romaniat akart
S zsidonal is jobban gyiilolte magyart :.
A Roman Hitlernek'' hivtak ct hivei,
nacinal nacibbak voltak tervei
"Elveit" vilagga vitte radio:
80 zsido csak egy van ha HIDEG zsldo
S most ime: mar varja a temet6 arok
szokes k0zben l6ttek agyon zsandarok !.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
MAINTAIN WAGES

There is general agreement that a business
pickup lies ahead. If give these beginnings
of recovery cooperation and encouragement we
may shorten the time business will take to get
back to normal capacity. Essential to business
Operation is sale for the product services. With
out this end business cannot pay it's bills or meet
its payroll.
The general principle has been repeatedly
stated and approved-that buying power must be
maintained if business operations are not retard-
Jed, so that idea is generally accepted. But we
have not been successful in the application of
the principle to specific industry or business un-
,dertaking. TO the individual employer the prin-
Iciple is often obscure. Management under the
pinch of declining orders looks for place to save
money. Lower wages seem to offer help-unless
the employer realizes that wage cuts will surely
come back to him directly or indirectly by their
consequences on business activity.
Trade associations or employers organized to
advance their economic interests generally rec
Iognze the value of high wages as purchasing pow
Ier, because the trade association the broader
picture of economic forces in action. SO far as
they can trade associations usually advise against
low wages. But upon the wage-earners concerned
Idevolves the responsibility of taking decisive
faction against wage-cut proposals. In this service
ito industry, the community and themselves, only
Iorganized workers can be effective
The first step is to have representatives inter
,view management and find out why the proposal
was made. Next the union must gather the facts
to show why the huge cut should not be put into
effect and to make alternate suggestions for econ
iOmy. If management is wise enough to agree tC
ia joint committee consisting of representatives OF
management and workers, the experience Of work
ers in handling materials, using tools and follow
ing work orders can be put at its service. From
such cooperation can flow many suggestions tc
prevent wastes and save on costs of production as
well as suggestions for improvements in technca
layout of work shop, tools, and the technical side
of production. This is the policy the American
'Federation of Labor has been advocating for de
: cades.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
AUTO UNION SUSPENSION
TO BE FOUGHT IN COURT

Milwaukee, Wis. (AFLWNS).--A
questions concerning the legal right of
the United Automobile Workers Inter-
national Union to suspend officers of
a chartered local will be tried out in
Milwaukee before Circuit Judge Otto
H. Breidenbach. This was indicated
by Judge Breidenbach's ruling order
ing that the international union be in
terpleaded as a complainant in the
suit begun by George B. Kiebler
against the Allis-C Chalmers Manufac-
turing Company to compel the COM
pany to recognize kiebler's suspension
of the elected officers of Local 24S and
to deal instead with five temporary
officers appointed by Kiebler
The old officers of the local were
suspended by Kiebler by direction of
Homer Martin, the unions internati-
onal president, who appointed kieb-
Ter administrators of the local. Mar
tins suspension order was prompted
by the local unions refusal to rec
ogniZc Martins suspension of George
Adds, international treasurer of the
u. A. w. The locals officers withheld
payment Of dues to the successor of
Adds.
1t was said that this was the first
case in which Martins acts had been
challenged by local union
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
AFL ACTS TO ORGANIZE
NEW SEAMEN'S UNION

Washington, d. c. 0LNS).-Tenta-
tive plans for new international sea-
mems union, built around a nucleus of
5000 members Of the Sailors Union of
the Pacific, were announced here by
President William Green Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor.
President Green announced a refer
endum will be held among the approx
mately 1900 members of A. F. of l..
federal seamen's locals on the Allan
tic and Gulf coasts and at Great
Lakes ports to vote on the merger.
"We confidently expect approval of
the proposal by the seamen who will
see the advantages of uniting and or
ganizing on a national and interna-
tional basis for their own protection
and welfare" he said.
"The organizations to become part
Of the new union have present .ssam
bership Of more than $4,000. An-l 4
sive organization drive will be Il Z
urated Immediately along the Atlant
and Gulf coasts which is expected to
double that membership within a
year"
The strengthened and augmented
union would go into direct rivalry with
the CLOS National Maritime Union.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
MODEL STATE WAGE AND
HOUR LAW TO BE STUDIED

Washington, D. c. ULNS).-Secre-i
tary of Labor Perkins has announced
that labor commissioners from five
states and Supreme Court Justice Ber-
nard l.. Shientag of New York will
meet in Washington soon to stu3tr the
advisability of drafting a model tic
wage-hour law covering intrastaA in
dustries.
Asserting that number of states
already have expressed interest in leg
islation to supplement the new federal
wagehour act, Miss Perkins said the
persons invited to the advisory confer
ence will prepare material for submis-
sion to the Fifth National Conference
on Labor Legislation, which will be
held in October.
Those invited to the preliminary
conference are State Labor COM
missioners Martin p. Durkin Of Hi
nois, Joseph M. Tone of Connecticut,
W. a. Murphy of Oklahoma, William
M. knerr of Utah and A. L. Fletcher
of North Carolina, and Justice Shien-
tag.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
COMMENT ON WORLD
EVENTS

Three wars are waging on three
fronts in the world today, Siberia,
China and Spain; and not one of these
wars was formally declared. What
change from the classic days when a
herald went in state to proclaim sol
emnly to some foreign ruler that the
herald's masters did not like the man
ners of the ruler, and were going to
beat him up!
If there were anything amusing
about war, one would find it in the
home comments on the fighting on the
Siberian front Some of that fighting
has been hand to hand, bayonet to
bayonet. Many thousands of men are
engaged. The Russians recently staged
bombardment that would make any
thing of the sort in our Civil War seem
like rather languid Fourth of July
celebration.
And both the Toxic and Moscow
papers solemnly declare that if this
disturbance keeps up, there will be
war!
The Chinese guerillas are teaching
the world something new in the 'now
you see it and now you don't" line. An
officer of the American Marines who
has travelled more than a thousand
miles through the Chinese war zone
reports that the japanese hold the land
in China which their bayonets can
reach-and no more. Most of the
counties, so to speak, held by the Jap
anese are actually administered by
their former Chinese officials.
The guerillas come into towns where
| Japanese are garrisoned, visit with the
inhabitants, steal what they can from
the invaders, buy and sell and even
collect taxes. They actually go into
such Japanese bases as Peking and
Tientsin to order some supplies, and
in some fashion, these are delivered
where they can be reached.
But for the most part they get their
supplies by robbing the Japanese sup
ply trains.
The following items from a ''pro-
posed report" on the Federal Commu-
nications Commission investigation of
the telephone system ought to be of
interest.
The Bell Telephone system, on the
last day of 1929, had 364 ,045 persons
on it's payroll. Five years later, it
had 244,599 employees, decline of 80
per cent.
The same system in 1880 paid out
1854 ,46S,00O in wages and salaries.
Five years later, it paid out $3S7,364,
600, drop of over 27 per cent.
And, what is not told in the "pro-
posed report" the American Telephone
& Telegraph Company, king pin and
overload of the whole system, took
money from the surplus for four years
to make up those SO dividends per
share Of stock; but never penny from
surplus to keep employees at work and
pay their wages.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-08-18
FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN REL LATIONS

The Government is now engaged in two major
inquiries in which the fundamental principles of
economic organization are involved-that of the
temporary National Economic Commission and
the inquiry into the T. " A. One involves consid-
GRAFTON of large scale small scale business ac-
tivty and the government in business in COMPETE
ton with private industry. These issues are of
major concern to Labor well as to employers.
Labor is always employed regardless of organiza-
ton of industry but the nature of that organiza-
ton is of Importance to us in planning to advance
our own interests.
The following fundamentals of human relations
are accepted in all democraces whether relation
ships are in the economic field or the political.
Those concerned should be represented and due
consideration should be given to their experiences.
Existing institutions and practices are developed
out of life and experience and changes must be
justified from a practical as we'll as a theoretical
approach In other words those responsible for
business, those who carry on its oper-
atons, and those who depend upon it's products or
services, have information that is important for
wisest decision on the policies of the business.
Those decisions should not be made merely by
those outside the industries.
In industry there need to be organization and
representation by functions. What we want
Government to do is to assure these rights-not to
take over industries not to tell industries La
Dor what to do and how to do it. Government may
Wisely supply information and counsel for decis-
ions-service not dictation.
When the Government authorized incorpora-
ton to develop measuring rods for industry it's
activities in both the power and chemical indus
tries became competitive with private undertake
ings in those fields By the rules of fair competi-
tion government in industry should stand or fall
on it's own merits and so have no special favors
from government.
The obvious and practical first steps toward
some of the evils of business are to
provide for representation through freely chosen
delegates from functional groups for Joint par
ticipation in the making of policies and decisions
All deliberations should be concerned with records
|of experiences and the facts of industry and for
the purpose of promoting reciprocal well-beng
Representative government within the industry
would give experience and wisdom to decide next
steps and the exibility to make changes as need
led
There are certain well established principles
IOf business relations that no government egisla
tor or dictator can ignore.