The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1933, Page 7

* THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1933. : A —— m——— — o — - - s —— L e e e 34 . BETTER, BUS L They told the story back in 1918 of a group of doughboys avho stood watching the new war tanks as they clattered toward the front. “Some buggies,” said a young buck private, admiringly. “Let’s all go to Paree and let those dry land battleships chase Fritzie across the Rhine.” A six-stripe sergeant spai and shook his head. “They're jiist michines, buddy. They need men to tell *ent what to do. And men’ll have to hold the ground after they've won it. Machines help mightily in lots of things these days—but to do a job, son—any job—you need men.” rl 'HERE has been ‘a lot of talk about ma: '« g chines displacing men in industry. Such te l“( 1s pure nonsense. It isn’t based on the facts in the case. A PUNCH press or a label paster can only L do what a man “tells it to do.” Its effi- ciency is only a reflection of his own ability in handling it. A machine can take a man’s, sktll and multiply it a thousand times. But if he lacks skill it multiplies that, too. Clumsy handhfig a mechanical tool may ruin a thousand articles —not jUSt one, RAINED workers are more valuable to- day than they ever were. Every individual Thzs Tmbute to Labor Made Posszble By compfising the vast army of Labor has grown mere important to his community and nation 4 i Connors Motor Co., Inc. 5k ; .'M. Behrends Co., Ine. Star Bakery and RP~mmnt as his capacity to show his skill has increascd H« S. Graves, The Clothing Man Juneau Florists City Club Far from dlsplacmg men, the machme lS malg ] Cmcrete Products Manufacturing Co. = The Pantorium “ Reliable Transfer Co. : Tlie Chili Bowl on Willoughby Ave. Family Shoe Store Brunswick Bowling Alleys n . W. P. Johnson, G. M. and Maytag B. M.yBehrends Bank California Grocery : g Lpb()l‘ 2 place i our ecofiomic fabrnc dOUblv Products Jeanne’s Lending Library - Olsen’s Boarding House secure.: 3 : Konnerup’s—“More for Less” San Francisco Bakery { Peerless Bakery : \ Wlite Line Cab and Ambulance Co. Junean ‘Motors, Inc. Arctic Cigar Store Gecrge Brothers—Tom, Gus and Joe ~ McCaul Motors Co. Standard Machine’ Shop ngls Hardware Co, Thomas Hardware Co. Capitol Beer Parlors * * *’g ; X Witter and Pond. Co. Gastinean Grocery Cash Grocery y a8 Snov White Laundry Smith Electric Co. G. E. Krause ’ Varity Store, J. W. Monagle. Piggly Wiggly Arnold’s Bootery Sam Rosenberg, Taxi Juneau Bakery © . First National Bank v B City Cafe : Burford’s Corner Wide-Awake Shoe Shop! Seanlinavian ' Rooms Salmon Creek Roadhouse Royal Blue Cabs Swan%on Bros. Junean Ice Cream Parlors Juneau Laundry