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24 hours every day, 7 days every
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matter that cannot stag in the blood
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GRASSROOTS
Opportunities Are Many
But Ability Is Rare
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By WRIGHT A. PATTERSON
IT IS QUITE NATURAL for us
‘“have nots” to envy those who
“have.” All of us might appreciate
having more wealth come our way,
but few of us realize the benev
olence of nature in endowing some
with brains and some with brawn
and hands.
THE POOREST OF US ... the
man who has nothing but a pay en
velope at the end
of a week . .. start
ed life on the same
basis, so far as op
portunities were
concerned, as Hen
ry Ford. While
they both had the
same opportunities,
both did not have
the same amount of
ability, One had
genius and brains;
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the other had brawn and hands.
Henry Ford was born with the
brains of a genius tucked away in
his small head. As he grew he de
veloped that genius. He put what
had been give him to work. At
first he applied both head and hands
to the job. Out of them grew the
Ford plants and all they represent.
ANOTHER MAN, JOE DOAK,
was born with brawn and hands. As
he grew he found he must work if
he was to eat and he looked for a
job. He wanted the job at which he
would receive the most money for
the least work. If he had genius
he did nothing to develop it. His
only tools were his brawn and his
hands, and he worked with them
at whatever would pay the most.
WHEN JOE DOAK WAS 50 years
of age his brawn and hands, not his
head, was employed in the Dear
born plant of the Ford Motor com
pany. His pay was six dollars for
each eight hour day. That was more
pay than he could get for any other
job, working with brawn and hands,
at any other plant. :
IN YEARS GONE BY I knew
Joe Doak, although that was not his
name, and occasionally spent an
evening with him at his humble
home. Invariably he would turn the
conversation to the Ford wealth,
and the unfairness of any system
that gave so much to Ford, and so
little to himself.
In no one of those conversa
tions did I ever succeed in con
vincing him that, endowed with
his equipment of brawn and
hands, he was fortunate in hav
ing a place with a Ford who
had genius and brains, with
which he had been able to build
and equip vast plants that hun
.dreds of thousands of others
might live. Because of that he
had a better job at better wages
than ke would otherwise enjoy.
HENRY FORD and Joe Doak are
dead. Neither took out of the world
THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON, GA.
more than the other, but Ford left
the world a legacy which will benefit
those of brawn and hands who come
after him for many generations.
The wealth he accumulated con
sisted of buildings, tools and mate
rials. His “know how’” made it all
possible. It was a wealth that can
be expressed in jobs and added to
the wealth of the nation.
Doak left a family that needed
the means of a livelihood. They
had it in that Dearborn plant, and
succeeding generations would have
the essentials of life because Henry
Ford had capitalized upon the op
portunities our economic system
had provided.
A HENRY FORD is to be
found in every community. They
are the men who create new
businesses or expand old ones;
they are the farmers who pre
serve the productive fertility of
their acres. They accumulate
‘wealth but when they pass away
they take none of it with them.
It is here to provide jobs for
the Joe Doaks of the future.
. INSTEAD OF CLAMORING for
a distribution of such wealth these
men should receive the commenda
tions of all of us. They should be
encouraged to continue the practice
of wealth accumulation and create
new products and new jobs. It is
through such jobs that the vast
majority of us all, the Joe Doaks,
are provided with food, clothes, a
roof, heat, a car, and all the hun
dred and one things that were lux
uries of yesteryears. . Without the
Henry Fords we would quickly slide
backward into the primitive age
of our grandfathers. We would be
carrying the tub into ‘the stover
heated kitchen for our bath.
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WHEN RUSSIA PROTESTED
against a ruling by General Mac-
Arthur prohibiting strikes by Jap
anese workmen against the govern
ment, the general did not ask for a
conference. He told Russia in un
diplomatic language that America
was running the Japan show and it
would run as the American com
mander directed. Russia shut up.
Possibly a less number of confer
ences, and some of MacArthur’s
undiplomatic language might help
in the European zone. The Commiey
seem to fatten on conferences.
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SOCIALISM, as the English work
ers see it, means that the govern
ment should take over and run the
business of England, but the work
ers should run the government.
They want no dictator.
OF THE MORE THAN seven mil
| lion farms in America, 102,000 of
them marketed 22 per cent of all
farm products. Those 102,000 farms
received 22 per cent of the farm
aids of various kinds paid by the
| government.
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