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THE B0RGER DAILY HERALD
Published at 205 North Main Street, Border, Texas, every evening
except Saturday, and on Sunday morning by Panhandle Publishing '
Company, Inc., Publishers.
]. C. Phillips ______ — ... Editor and Manager
One Year _______________________ —
Six Month* . . -
Three Month*
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CRIME RATE GOING UP
Nalurc's Poores! Handiwork
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Weekly
Entered as second-cla-c matter Novcmher 23, 1928, .it the Post-
Office at Burger, Texas under the Act of March 8, 11197,
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of republi
cstion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise _
Borger, Texas ;
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Sunday, September IS, 1945
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INTELLIGENT SELFISHNESS
James F. Lincoln of Cleveland, O.. has offered !’re.
Truman the benefit of experience acquired by the l.hv
Electric Co., which he heads, in avoiding industrial •!':.
Mr. Lincoln's industrial relation:; technique .u rni:;
of the conference'.-; attention Ho has proc edt-i
sumption that a resit variety of human endeavors Lorn
merchandising to war-making, arise; from selfishne.-: And
he has evolved a system which he calls “intell'■ ;ent selfish-
ness," designed to benefit both management and work
* in 1914, Lincoln Electric .set up an advisory board < f
representatives elected lay each plant department and m
foremen, plus the plan* upvrintendent and c mpany p">
dent, which lias authority over all man and shoj
lions. In the sam< t ear the compare reduct d
Week from the prevailing 5.i hour: t.i 50. and r.LecI vv
rates 10 per cent according to a piecework plan that : .
crated succi f u 1 i> ever since.
In the ensuinj 30 year . the company has instituted ft- ••
life insurance for workers, paid vacations, sale of stock t»;
employes, cash payments for suggestions toward improvin’
methods or design, bonus payments, retirement annuits
and trust funds.
In a letter to the President, Mr. Lincoln states that >!
time has ever been lost through labor-managemoi ', r..
derstanding, and that in the part 20 years no wage redac-
tions have been made nor an> ix i f througl
of work. In the same period says Mr. Lincoln, eaniim ai d ;
employment have inert ' d fourfold wliil the sellim nr ■
of Lincoln products has been reduced 60 per cent.
Today Mr. Lincoln claims that his factory workers mav.
the world’s highest industrial pay (an average of $5400 sw- ■
nually) and have a higher hourly production re --ml than
any company making a comparable product.
Lincoln Electric ha no labor union, and thus > y
ably had charges of “paternalism” thrown at it. But there j
seems no logical reason why Lincoln methods, if tiny are as
effective as they seem to be, would not work just a w< ■'!
in union shops, provided there existed a mutual desire b :
make them work.
Most of our industrial strife can be tract'd ‘ uni '. !!;- j
gent selfishness. Such selfishness brought a lu-avy t ivern-:
mental crackdown on management in the past decade. Such
selfishness brought public censure upon labor durir: the* 1
war, and a recent warning from Labor Secretary Schu lien- j
bach to "out its house in order.” None of it lias worked to
anybody’s ultimate good.
Mr. Lincoln’s “intelligent selfishness” is a fresh, frank
nhd welcome substitute for the overworked term, "labor-
management co-operation.” Perhaps this conception of in-
dustrial relations, and its accomplishments, will give Lm.h
sides a new approach to an old problem.
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v.i. n 1315, according !o the FBI, from v.'ivve fiqurea ihe charts above wore prepared. They show ihe
nnv.'l crime t.urve for the y rs 1931 through 1344. However, a f.'udy of U. S. arrests for the first six
monil: of 1S45 shows a s!,.:rp upswing, with an increase in every type of crime except involuntary
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Grime's Long Downswing EntK Wiik Tvi .1 k Ihe Worse
By PETER EDSON
NEA Wdihinglon Correspondent
ASM IX G Tv
Sept
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bv the
ILUun. Ti
15—I’o.v
Hates mu
of
ni years
al Burca
ining pn
WJl,' up •' 1
all time li. h
burglary \\t:
1 pc r cent.
Crime Inert-;
Among let:
these
SOS
Ago
Mora
AJoul
Women Hun
Cf Law
it
Walter Winchell
IN NEW YORK
Porirait of a Mm
Throwing a Typevviiter
The liamby-pumbv t:'cat".'
accorded .Ja.nan Ive- . come
i bone in tin; mroat of i e !I
lulu has the ■ r-h
Irnf: Jap pro Maude : s rtiool
solely tfspo i. l ie e r ir.ak
peace, while 'he Avne1 ■■ . : c-’o
ers .-1! arnui i twiddb-s “
: bayonets. rh;.t is ii. i aim
■foim cf discredited at■; t..s■
; The official handed him
pc o note.
"I'm on,.'.' said the Ya .
1 har e no change. ’
"0: ' v.„s the h iJ.y,
all right. Jusl send two cf
100
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Proposals in President Truman’s first peacetime mes-
sage included plenty of work for everybody—ir.eiue::
congress.
Thrift is one thing
doesn’t cost a cent.
that is worth a lot of money yet
There is strong entiment in fav< • of biin, :o. all arm-
ed forces under one command—-and tile seiner that com-
mand is “go on home” the better boys will like it.
of finals, t
alyzed by
The new
counter to
from 1931
ducts ns in i
mi? the first
Pel tOa, bat II
jcisccl on ci
itudy of U.S. :*l h
Ihe first :~
•ix months of
umpared \
vith wartimQ | venue t.elincju
ir crime st
atx-tics galh- 1 ‘.v
irtime cccv .1 ore. It
»cid sherii
:s and police *wa; !i,,t tX!)t
! l in 1
o t
r.en Iji.juU
ited and an- U’au.-o !nc am
led services :i
tl'.c FBI.
' if I'i.' C ! . : • f
5 of men in the IK
,. . . T., , .
• up trend
a genera!
in crime ru*v» ‘,,
, down trend 1 , .
feted lo reduce tiie
to 194!. M
ost of the re • •,. ** , . .
imes committed l.*y
ere iis*.
11 the 1
arrest
rn of
in thu
erinvitu
half
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1 he
bvs
cb inei
Mikad
lander,
er Hir.
cine
1!c'l,
You probably read the yam
1 :11 x...t Bert.-iini M .Cumi'l>cl!. He
I w .1.-. falsely coitvit Ictl c! I ra- : >
and spent more than i re, je.u
| behind burs. After the man who
committed the crime r.t'« - i i.
c'.impbell was p.mkineii But
wc didn't come mrcs; th.. r.-yc-
brow-raising side1 '.)■( in a-.y ....
■ctic: Despite the foipci s to It
.on, a State Part it Be. i I ■■ rei t
. lInched to the | ..rdcin statcil that
t was ’'impossible tixlay to estab-
lish with certa.nty” C iinpUell'
innocence! H;,h
half
.. 6U
•.at in every c.av
dicatit- i c'
cept
rape —whit i h
per
cent—assault at
id laieen.
wbic
CC 1
:li rose, respective
. ol.- p<
auto
* H • ill *
theit, on the
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OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
| Bur
j tlOli:
the
:nng th*
{ of 1943
1944, how
in every
involuntary
deaths in :
of gar rat
ihe last U
rcre
ix TTH
type
mm
onu
ur ,
mu
4 pi
i 00C
i 21,
Th
*est rcconis show
live arrested w;
: ihe 17-year-old
thy list with lJ.OOC
weit nearly 12,90(
f . Mbs Uii iff i(i > 0.1'
000 t ing 1 » : nh mnici
Offen. > !■ v., i< h som
i ms
leroj
Such i
or se-r.t '
O') j
— -
ears
Dec.
7. 194 : .
mniver , . ol IN
(Mi l i Bet
din
newfbev
Glad
.win Hill re.
' Hurt
Jap Krtipo' o '
strik
ing c
entrust i'c-
! this
cable.* * ) )\
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per
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d
Law in
While the
Tion
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b \ t)! I me
of a
Inline
ranKC pro-
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> "d i e * \ ! : • i
ti- piam
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Ct**!
i man with
■ i^r-
r. i ele'jv »1
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L
\ovici
. tlu
s Husiaans
nod
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! ..1 L’aiu
i ion.»
r,v
I'lriun movie
any
.banquet and
en joy in ; .. : i
i K
with
the implicit
the
that
includ ;l
ilict.i' s * pk,
;ih warn
t Vfi '
Ger
man exhih-
half
that
attacked
( .*:u! /(, - , .
1 O pC'1
Idled
v Nazism
end
—
: be m
urn u
j j m i.‘
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Ft rs.
N<
it only is
H»P* ' *-» b- L .
L’iU-
Idled
. but the
whole Imju rial
Jap T Tsi
M .U !
! he
ir own md
v hatred in*
imi-
; family hi».> be
on absolved of
Linv i stead
of
•me J
tick- asst rich
i to
i war
erimc.-. j
low . ei, ii;e ul
und . i ags
ttemp
it inp
ti> pm the
old.
i on t
heir filthy
paw li
blami
rx
kcaii
limits
in on you.
ju-
1 the 1
w hit* wash
. . . O . of t!m r.
-<( v{ i _ |
CVt
j , no
IK* of
tliem ra >e
bestial crimes
in h • y w. .
V
i ••
x abo
ut th
c fact th.it
rape
of Nanking. A
,’x : C.031
11 nur
;aught nap-
the
of
000 f ci i
'.'■nt to 1
Rape
194;
is. One o' the most
•; • eerns to be that
t»i police officers has
bv 8 per cent from
1 the fewer the cops,
the crime wave.
today’s j that HI
1 place,
brother!
>
eukable
Asaka i
: Tik;
Air E01
c!c. troy.
HOURS Af 'lf.l
name and presents lads. Why
I dot sn’t a publisher put thii evi
betweci Such ■.
ten.!- a .:i.! -t i ike a ntlKhly blov.
1 f fieaec. Ymi call net copies
■ C up Voorfns’ expoaes by
v. :U ! .1 I’icaSe read these
■ 1 . , m - I: will make you a bd
' t. 1 Ante can because you will be
. uri: citizen.
> < : Avery seem; to winning
, , it..!*' swccpslakcv by
Ti., . 1! ei day Avei >
1 • , -. ■. c War I .a per Board
1 ... I'd to c<l 'l into ihe face
A criran Government
At one tunc Avery’s chums alibied
l.'. P Iii, .'icnnaniaan - were mot
d t y .. pei c. 1.1 animta to-
■ i FI)1; II v cvei. bis contin
fei ’ the Govt mere!'
.\c v !.at many * of u.s knew
■ d id me. Mananeraent has its
Ac, j labor il- Joint L Lewis
< about Kiiir In an inic ■
■ a ,th an Ameiican newilKiy
Mio-ulmi- spouse defender! the
p 1 n and. d.c 1. meoinu of hci
■ :nr,n . • She then add -
H • c wished In come to
Aim 1 ..1 to ui\c lectures
V.Hi.t! And Rive Liz Dillim,
Siii Tht futile r:1 >rt In scut-
tle plan f •: a better world in-
i : 1 ; ■, due foi i-i .cits by tile
ScnalM Taft dreamed up lUKht-
i; i ; ■ event which would haunt
Aniei'i. 1 it the aeieement passed
Wr (rust Taft will pardon lis
ii Ins tea-leave: fail to convince
ti- His cry-tal-ballin:; record i-
packed with ujipalling fluffs,
f . tr.i nt o' ni,11 1 ot his fumli
id
ii.i. Almos; our entire
*■ *’ ' ’ L t.i.g proijnnstications On Feb. 18.
" ' k'etind. ILN r .,, ,.,„i i, ......
the I’ll attack.
It is a crazy world. Tin Greek-
who were supposed to be liberated -
got Inunher ireatmeni than the
Japs who are supon ■! to be con-
Your G! Rights
So They Say
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ,
ON SERVICEMEN'S PROEIEMS J
kwksbp'
Ey DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA Staff Ccrrcspondeni
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15—Here
I
1!
—Or.
y, _
[ . amer-try ir not 1u be
mi t him. That's one of
.' e fought a war for.
- I'itlrbuiKh, Pa.. Press.
. i mre rn tins country do-
th , every buy and girl
the best preparation for
ire work.
Thomas E. Dewey of New
li.r. e
(It v
bmvet
til I c
in pi onus
i I live
I ju.-.i d
icgistci ei
luirmai!. F
Commissi'
,)C! u l
deral
Typically Japanese
ipan’s national flower is the
cantiitmuin. l ui, like most of
r o‘h( 1 i.. tne Japs did not
l it until ■ orr.cone else- had
fected it Chinese plant breed-
wcri.' developing the flower as
ly a- the fifth century A. D.
(?Ef\UZ£ Vje'LL HWE A AR
TO C0\N BWX HC’ABrV/ OKiTO T-q
OUR' BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE
6AN! DO Vou CrtlfAPS^CAMiT Aertej_RT A S’- \
otaim i.'Ci i A ACM On? WAV <. V A<?m ik\Pi :NY I
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i \ j j, Herald Wan! Ads Gets Results
.....TORY OF THE ATOM
■
Sonic of c wondered why Cule-
pBUgh and Gimpel, who were de*
pits ited on the Eastern shore by
a N i *annrii,e, bad their death
sentences commuted to life im-
prisonment. . .The cul m learns
that ColepatiRh <thc American'
"was of considerable help to the
'' .S • it :<r,.11 i11 ■ , w i ■
i. why his sentence w as commut-
ed But Gimpel gave no help
whatever and he was spared, too.
Voti ve g< tie hand it to those
terrible Hu ua.is. When they cap-
.......... lure spies they fix it so they
v.dti” previous j never again have toothaches.
' this one1' i ’ -
This merits the widest eircula-
. 1 lion: Almost every week, Cong,
mind.'’ was the reo y. I Voorins iia m -erted into the Cong, rapped^
for everything we get Record stz/.Kng expose: siiotlight
1 ing Nazi inaustrialists and their
chine you offer as a gift?” j American chums who are once
The ingenious Yankee tool; 'lie again carrying on monkey busi-
hint and said: “Only So pew.-:.” ni.-.-.'i together. Voorhis names
When the Pero i-F.n ell mob
I took over, and American imiustri-
j; list told u high offu . ii tlint Gen-
1 ernl Motors wanted to give th
dictator a new de luxe sedan c
a humble token of friendship'’ . .
The Argentine official was i
nant... ."So you Americans think
yin: can bribe our Government?”
194l,Tuft opined: It is simply fan-
tastic to suppose there any dan-
ger of an utlack on the United
Stall s by Japan”. . On Feb. 22,
1941. he proclaimed "An Invar
n of the 1'mted States by the
tinman Army is as fantastic ns
would la the invasion of Germany
by the American Army and as
unlikely lo Ix undertaken.”
you caiiont.
stormed. "Well
You could, perhai
governments but ol this out
"I beg your pardon," said U.
Y.ink, "but 1 merely thought
"Never
"We pay
Now how much is this new n a-
t?” |
•lie
Jap are being treated as
chums Indicted seditionists eon
t tut then pro-Nazi sprees. Nazi
war prisoners are coddled. Noth-
ing n being done about the Argen-
tm.izi: and Spanish fascists who
a 'Ini ■: i enema Our diplomats
■ ie Ieer\*about punishing all war
riini'i.al At the same time.
>l.ilion>'-U are slinging slime nt
FDIt. Our Hu urn ally is being
Fume politicos oppose
pi.'ii.- to n nki certain Americans
will have jobs
WHOONF.LL WON the war.’
Herald Want Ads Gets Results
Nn. 8: The March o! Science
Job V. it)
wil
I
abiec
a*
■ I'iuni in i terrific explosion. But
tins (lui not hapixn. The icsuits were
• linn, b o pi i taculai Then Di
Ni Is Hour m Copenhagen and Dr. J
A Wh. elei .t Dniueton offered an ex
in -t tion 'Flu '/ said a chum reaction
ii.u'lii 11 cut ,l i! ■■ m ,i nti.-f used pun
2 c tin lorn; ol uiamum that Di
iiiop .ei ul I'liii.ign L'liiveisity had
I",i led i tun tziilinary uiaiuum con
1 zji , Iona ,,t tip. n tala I 284
■i I fui than fiyiliogan. U-iJii
heavier than |iy
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i* bid the flic j,
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