Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 300, Ed. 1 Friday, August 1, 1947 Page: 3 of 8
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Clerk Beal Bottleneck
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TRAVELERS CHEQUES 3 V
DON’T JAKE CHANEES ON LOSING a
YOUR VACATION! ! «P"
Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure your money is safe
as soon as you turn it into Travelers Cneques and it’s jus as easy to
spend as cash.
This time take a supply along with you and you’ll travel free from money
worries, because if lost or stolen, the value is promptly refunded. You
can get them at this bank.
Denton County National Bank
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U. S., PERU MAY GIVE 297 *6’ .
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SAN ynaztetado, Aug. 1 —(-A group of Japanese who want
to go back to their pre-war homes in Peru may have to begin Ufa
anew in Japan.
. "Thelr attorney, Wayde M. Collins of Ban Prancisco, said today
291 Japnnese removed from Peru more than four years mo as
"dangerous to Western Hemisphere security," still are "ulegally im-
prisoned ” at Crystal Olty, Tex., and Bridgetown, M. J.
The South American country has consented to take back 72
persons of Japanese ancestry after investigating their claims to
Peruvian citizenship.
Collins said that Ellis O Briggs, director of the State Depart-
ment’s office of American republic affairs, in corrsepondence said
the remaining interned Japanese no longer are considered dangerous
to hemtupher security.
Briggs said, however, Peru oppoben resettlement of any former
residents who are citizens of Japan, the attorney stated.
Collins yesterday urged members of the Export-Import Bank in
Washington to deny a prospective loan for Peruvian agricluture until
Peru consents to the repatriation of the 237 Japanese
Briggs said in his letter that unless Peru changes its mind, there
would be nothing left far the viitd States to do but deport the
internees to Japan.
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new cooverts to the ecovomlos of
a modern world.
President Riley B. Montgomery
of Lynqhburg (Vai Coflege de-
clared that America's educational
system was ' ’phenomenal" in or-
ganisation and had "startled the
world by offering educational op-
portunities te a high percentage of
our people,” but declared:
"This great educational system
is now "being weighed in the bal-
ances of God. It is being found to
have measurably failed in oreatipg
moral and spiritual foundations for
life. The home is deteriorating,
crime is increasing, citizenshitp is
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and Aneious to serve, general
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buy, this trend to likely to o-
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lprely dclo U1<’ a0PPY attttude
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in the light of current trends,
customers can ho .longer be.
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ers are noted more for their prac-
ticality than for the aesthetic ap-
preciation. Therefore UNRRAs
chemists in the UNRR pesticides
manufacuring plant here, w hero
UNRRA is training young Chinese
to produce insect-killing spray and
dusts, wee puzzled at requests
that DDT dust, pyrethrum powder
and other chemicals be tinted rose
and asure and maize But the rea-
son was purely practical.
When UNRRA first distributed
bug poisons in China, it used Amer-
ican-made pesticides which had
been tinted according to various
state laws. The pink and blue
potsons did their work — and the
farmers were convinced It was the
color that did it!
when they do come in. This wilr
greatly help your advertising
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year to two kt least. If they are
indifferent and slow to serve, look
for a fapmhg off in sales, accom-
panied by gradually increasing
unemployment. *
One reason for present indiffer-
ence is the minimum wage laws
of various states Where such min-
imums are highest, the service is
poorest. Because the law prevents
penalizing saucy and Indifferent
clerks with pay cuts, too many
clerks don't care what they do or
say I believe in good wages
Every merchant should work for
a high wage standard in his city,
it helps business. But wages should
be adjustable to the service ren-
dered. Fixed wages and hours—
either by taws or unions—encour-
age carelessness and ultimately
will bring about general unem-
ployment.
Satisfied Customers Pay
Recent statistics indicate that
department store sales may soon
be lower than a year mo With
output of factories at extremely
high levels and a large part of
the urgent demand now over, sales
departments must become a more
Important aspect of every indus-
try. This is one reason why I
invest my savings in merchandis-
ing chains rather than in factories
or railroads
Babon Charts also indicate that
the increase in business failures
has already grown to a new high
as compared to previous years. As
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