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The Log Vol. 1 No. 8

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  • A RECORD OF DAILY PROGRESS THE LOG THE CBASHPION FIBRE to. Contributions Worthy of Note "boss." Obey the rules -Don't rash into trouble- FoJJow instruc- rions. Thus will you make a happv home for vourself. and your employer will think well of Another writes: Who is t<, blame when we rush headlong into danger and heed no warn- DONT STOP! By RUDYARD KIPLING >,;i ask lor the reaspri of every command And argue with people about you. lie. mvs.ni. don't you »gon the ;Land. lor the Land will do better without you. - m consuler the work yl)U have done Xi,.i to boast what tour labor is worth. d.;; avis may come for you, Willie, my sun. Iv.c you'll never be wanted on Earth, dear! both were sin mi-; >eive an\ If you' ) the m one. fol fou rth. D.m't de- ' '.■ ':"... '■"-'"' T! "drj " tit :.-uu- ikf "Spin "< hip- fend ,.;, that han- e'back-triai- ket. and the o neat the , wtSits to be single to the interest of his em- plover and if he doesn't, do this then the employer has a hick coming. He realizes that if it is wrong- for his employer to rob him of the pay due for an hours, time, then it is equally as wrong for him to rob the employer of an hours'time ip'r which ho is being on the fob Vs robbi'nu- his employer. He wast- no time and il'xousee him doinjj nothing you may knmv.,that hi.- wotK i? shape but up in "up to the minute" form and that evervthing he can find to do that tends to Minimize the Waste I'.'1 hmib been dealt wiih in previous articles, and as 'he competitive field is widening, until now- American manufacturers are be- yinninu- to feel the pressure, this article-is for the purpose of getting evetw one interested, at least ;; t i Osf mount of the hhoi test have a-k estions in lo some of eularly in md time. nanv (Vet If yes, that m- hat word with two
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