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DECEMBER, 1958 TAKE ANOT i _ ? VlMb# V J t l)<> you recognize the fel'ow 1? looking, isn't he? Not even a s shows what a little care can do. slid the blade over your face, w mirror now reflects your smile o done. In a way. that is the same s< feel after completing, safely any should be an essential part of ye hope to continue accident-free o Take another look squarely ii friend of yours. Wouldn't this be him you are uoin^ to take very j Why not tell him how much you and add that you will not disap] ...to.>r.. u...< a.. i?i ? uunuiv I I ill I I Illicit I V.HUDL I I II II IW Yes. Mom and the kids are w;i table, but just take one more g mirror. Tell him how grateful \ How mueh they mean to you; an any of them hurt. 11 vou should i too. are hurt, onlv in a different they experience the sorrow, and longer! Now. step away ftom the n hai'd! Wouldn't it be fair to yo you have been looking at to resol safely at all times? How about Justice R< In my youth, justice, reduced dollar's reward for a dollar's w carefully laid propaganda, we c? reallv not justice at all. .Justice. not measured bv productivity, h tribution to society, but by our ; We have measured justice ii farmer, every laborer, every b who needs (or thinks he needs) victim of injustice if he doesn't l dollar's work? That's old-fashion to each as he has need." Now t or so say many of our molders < Who Is Resi Under today's competitive 1 little room for an attitude we'v? responsibility." Who is responsible? True, ea has a specific responsibility to < everyone has a responsibility to necessary to make up for an mistake. It's easy to "pass the buck" it's up to all of us to cooperate accepting responsibilities sonic sider as pari of our job. If we compet itors. Time Wasters Undermii Tlie vast majority of Clint* scientious. hard-working indivi* work f<>i" a fair day's pay Their supports tlie company's solid service. Unfortunately, we have a sni; are perennial time wasters. You an employee at your location. I delays his own work, but fouls i Mr. Time-Waster's indiffcren duction costs. He is a drain company. It's up to all of us to strive to i our own time and that of others, also discourage loafing?it onl undermines the security of our HER LOOK The next time you step in ront of a mirror?before you ;tart shaving?take a second ook. You will see reflected here the one person in the vorld who can do the most to jrotect you from injury. After applying the lather, ;top and take another look. The reflection in front of you s that of a very important person ? important to you. ,es. but much more importers o your family. After you have shaved, take mother look in the mirror. >oking back at you? Cleancratch from the razor. That You were careful how you eren't you? The man in the f satisfaction over a job well >rt 01 satisfaction you should work assigned you. Safety mr daily work routine if vou n your job. 11 the eyes of that very good an excellent time to promise good care of him on the job? think of him ?and mean it point him by doing anything be injured. liting for you at the breakfast [ood look at the man in the <>u are for that little family; d that you cannot bear to see get hurt, remember that they. way. You feel the pain but sometimes sorrow lasts much lirror unci think?think real ur familv and to that fellow ve definitely to do your work it'.' It's up to you alone! evised I t<> its simplest terms, was a ork. Then, after a period of ime to believe that that was we have come to believe, is >ut bv need; not by our conibilitv to burden it. II terms of need until every usinessman, and everv child anything is looked upon as a ;et it. A dollar's reward for a ed. "From each as he is able, hat's genuine social justice? >f public opinion. ?The Freeman. ^ ponsibler business conditions. there is _> all noticed: "That's not my cii person in the organization lo a certain job. In addition, do the "little extra" which is lother person's oversight or to soniebodv else But today, m doiny a little better job in ot which we mii*ht not eondon't, we can lose out to our ne Your Job Security >n-Lydia employees are conluals who nice a fair day's loyalty is the kevstone which reputation tor quality and ill minority of employees who have no trouble spotting sueli le's tin- fellow who not only up work schedules for others, ce adds main dollars to prooil the department and the do all we can to avoid wasting Whenever we can we should y jeopardizes our jobs and families. THE CLOTHMAKER r-M, | Randy Campbell Turns Poet Handy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. C a r 1 Campbell. Clinton Mills, graduated from "Boot Camp" December 6th. The following is a poem he wrote that won a flag for his company: Here I lie, wet and cold. I didn't stand my watch as 1 was told. My buddies are also lying around. Because of me they are drow nod. I was day dreaming and didn't hear "Left Full Rudder" Now because of me Most of us will never see our A T 4 I m i J 1111: i. If mv buddies could rise from the deep They would say, "Because ot vou. we have an endless sleep". k CAUTMO^^ THE CHRISTMAS TREE How was the first Christmas tree decorated? According to legend, when Christ was born a group of stars looked down upon an olive tree, a date palm and a pine tree which stood over the manger. Seeing that the pine had nothing to offer in His honor while the others gave fruit and dates, they descended from the heavens to rest upon the pine's boughs as an offering?and that was the first Christmas tree. i V .v 41 vf 3 .Vv ;v. ' i. :/: : ^ * i fc' ' : t: :'4" . C'. - ' - *M ijt .y. v - ii'f - ^ "Whose bright idea w as it to use the kind that when one K(x,v not they all Knout?" Open Letter This letter was found on the i editorial page of "The White ? Topper." the newspaper of c Emory and Henry College, t Emory, Virginia. Dear God: I'm sorry you made Sunday where you did. You see. it's like this?we could attend church more regularly if your day came at some other time. You have chosen a day that tomes at the end of a hard week, and we are all tired out. Not only that, but it is a f day following Saturday night. Saturday evening you know. is one time we feel we should I enjoy ourselves, so we go to c the movies or to a party, and t often it is after midnight when we reach home. It is almost impossible to get up on Sunday morning. You have chosen the very day that we want to sleep late, and it makes it mighty hard to get the children off to Sunday School and especially when they have it so early. Then there are dishes to wash, and we always have to wash out. I mean no disrespect, dear Clod, but you must realize you have picked out the day on which we have the biggest dinner, and not only that, but the church has fixed the hour of worship at the very time we must be preparing the dinner. Then. too. you must think of John. He is cooped up in his office all week, and Sunday morning is the only time he has to tinker with the car and to mow the lawn. When he gets into his old clothes and his hands are all greasy you couldn't expect him to be Want to Live Loti Want to live longer0 Here's one method: Become 1 geting in the back seat of your c for that matter. "Two heads are better than wneel ot a car. the National Sa that the so-called back-seat drive traffic accident problem. "We're in favor of motorists c ledge and skill with the help otl give." the Council says. It agrees that the term "back-s tion. The motorist who's been s from the rear understandably tal with his driving. "But with the proper spirit ot can be a real help." the Council How? 1 Let youi wife, for exampU to do on a trip, be your car sneaking out from a s road ahead?can take a b 2. Studies show that the irr prone. The wife can he'p set over slow-moving car< 2. Giving other persons in vo from getting bored makes you?and keeps friction a "In addition to her lookout di handle many other details to m the Council says. "Let her light your cigarette kids in the back seat, and cha thousand and one things she t driving. "Why do all the work, when handled just as well by your wi "Bringing the back-seat drive words, giving her responsibiliti of driving. "It may save a life?yours, or who used to get on your nerves." 7 to God! ible to get off to church. 1 im telling you these things, lear God. because I want you o get our viewpoint. It is not iur fault that we are not able o get to church on Sunday nornings. We would like to ?o, and need to go. But it nust be clear to you that the eal reason we cannot go is >ecause you have chosen the vrong day, and if you will elect another day we shall be [lad to go to church and Sunlav School and be more aithful. Sincerely yours. I. M. BUSY. S. We know of course you lon't expect us on Sunday venings too! CANTATA TO BE PRESENTED A Christmas Cantata, "The Herald Angels Sing", will be presented by the 35-voice choir of the Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Miss Beth Trammell is organist. Mrs. Vernon Trammell, pianist, and Mrs. Eva Land, the music director. WnSSBriPKmvT ger? 3uddies with that person fidar?or right there beside you, one when they're behind the fety Council says. It believes r may hold the solution to the ombining their driving knowaer passengers in the car can icat driver" has a bad connotaubjected to nagging "advice" tes a dim view of interference i both sides, back-seat drivers says. ?. who used to sit with nothing co-pilot. Her observations?a ide street, a quick turn in the ig load off your mind, itated driver is more accident hubby cool off when he's up5 or heavy traffic, ur car something to keep them the trip go faster for both of i a minimum. jties. the back-seat driver can ake motoring more relaxing." . keep down the roar of your nt your course. There are a an do for you while you're minor parts of the job can be fo?" the Council asks, r up front with you?in other es on a trip?eases your job the life of the back-seat driver