Article September 4, 1937 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: Labor Day

with contributions from Benjamin McKenzie, Leonard V. Buschman, Gilbert S. Cox, J. Edgar Parke, Willsie Martin

[From the Evening Democrat, Fort Madison, Iowa]

One of the original purposes of observing Labor Day was to develop an increased respect for the dignity of labor. Admittedly, it was a worthy purpose, and one which still exists

Labor, to be well done, must be intelligently directed. That is a generally conceded fact. The more intelligence there is used in various activities of labor, the more efficient is the result. Going a step further, we find efficiency in labor is in direct ratio to the intelligence directing the labor.

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