Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 253, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 8, 1942 Page: 4 of 12
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Territory of Papua
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two persons.
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Australia, with a lieutenant-gov-
ernor of its own.
Approximately 200,000 natives
and 1500 Europeans inhabit the
land, which is cultivated chiefly
for cocoanuts, rubber and sisal.
Recently copper mines have been
worked there with exports reach-
ing nearly $1,000,000 annually.
to t hose w ho join. - Hour Law is concerned, blackouts and
POoR SUEE’PEA-—
HE CAN GET AIR THROULH
THE PIPE for A UHILE
AND THEN —------?
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46 Antitoxin.
49 Musical
instrument.
50 Alleged force.
51 Music rote.
53 Tanning
■vessel.
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Medicine
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23 Mimic.
24 Bone.
25 Virginia
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28 Paradises.
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sleeping
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35 Hostelry.
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employes.
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in conflict, no lines of black ami white can
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One is the right, now generally accept-
ed, of workmen to organize into unions free
from coercive pressure from employers. The
other is the ancient right of free speech.
The-cotrt came up with the only possi-
ble American answer, which is that an em-
ployer is as free as anyone else to speak his
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if you want to get a rise out of
a real American, play the Star-
Spangled Banner.
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through for old ones that can be made to •
work with new batteries or minor —repairs.
That will save materials and lessen the drain
on badly needed new ones.
Those are just two things to which the ,
the Terri- >
Maine man has a clock which
has run for 65 years without his
ficing it—which probably is
why it still runs.
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the acts of the company bear out that no forces that have cost us so much already—
penalty actually will ensue. But it is unlaw-
ful for an employer to fall back on free (
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That has always been- true., of course, I part ment of Agriculture, enough to furnish
but a complex industrial civilization, in 10 million pounds of rubber when processed,
which people live close to one another both 1 That is ohly a fraction of the thou and mil-
physically and economically, is heightening! lion pounds the United States uses in a nor-
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tape. It contains three defense materials,
rubber, zinc and cloth. In the event of real
raids if would be badly needed. Use the or-
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Entered second class matter P. O. in Henderson, Texas, Act Congress, Mar. 3, 1879
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speech as a defense for saying "Unions are I
lousy and I'll fire anybody who monkeys j
with them.”
ONE of the few outposts of the
British empire untouched so
far by the greedy hand of war is
the Territory of Papua, o British ।
New Guinea.
Most common among the ships '
In Papua’s three ports is the’na-
tive vessel shown on the stamp |
above, issued by the territorial '
authorities about 1908. -
Papua is part of the island of
New Guinea, just off the northern |
coast of Australia. A protectorate I
was established over the territory '
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it. All our rights are conditioned and dilut-
Whole new industries are being, devel-
oped in the United States as a result of the ’
war, just as during World War I we devel-
oped from scratch our entire chemical indus-
try.
। Forty-five thousand acres of guayule
bushes are being planted through the De
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WHEN the old year passes —out-
it has a lot of company.
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By now practically every
Christmas toy has been stepped
on or stumbled over at least
twice.
far as they can be preserved and still have a
the maximum rights of both parties just as system that funetions.
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ter or perform their blackout duties.,
is that hour and a half "hours worked”
under terms of the Wage-Hour Law? No,
rules the Wagev-Hour division of the De-
partmen of Labor. Insofar as the Wage-
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according as we hope in thee. Psalms 33:- i
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crowded theater, nor maliciously assailing1 growing plants producing various kinds of
There is the right synthetic rubber, the United States is dig-'
of freedom to assemble, but it often conflicts ging in for the worst- the possibility of be-
use, the ing cut off from Malayan rubber.
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ever be laid down. The area of conflict be-
tween two rights is always gray.
Thus if an employer says “No penalty.
* deided to be a "company union.” lii the I tape.
course of its decision tororder the board! Befor buying a flashlight, the supply
tn make a redetermination of its order, the . of which is none too great, search the house
court discussed a conflict between two rights.
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streets without delay or danger. -...... . .
the right to tune in any program one likes, TWO HELPFUL HINTS
on a radio, but not to play the thing all night ! Here are two things in which the ordi-
so loudly that no one in the block can sleep. ■ nary citizen may help:
Others alos have rights. I If you are planning to tape windows as.
Thatis the kind of dilemma which the
U. S. Supreme Court tackled in its recent,
decision in the Virginia Electric Power Co.
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OPM has called attention. Using the head
will no doubt bring other examples to mind.
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WEIGHING RIGHTS AGAINSl RIGHTS
Just as the American government was
devised as a balance erf powers among the
executive. legislative and judicial branches,
rach a check against the other, so we are
coming to a timelwhen the rights of the citi-
zen must be weighed against the rights of
ether citizens.
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Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 253, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 8, 1942, newspaper, January 8, 1942; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1497093/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rusk County Library.