Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-07-21 | Page 4 | Problems of the English

PROBLEMS OF THE ENGLISH I Commenting on the difficult eco eco- economic I problems facing the th an sn American who ll is In London W complain at home borne and justl our of oC leaders leader but are e I worse oft than Great BritaIn No No- Nobody Nobody body here bere kno know B which way ay to turn Th real truth Is that Ing land Ene-land land has bas had her day liS a a manu manu country and except In lines h where re much hard work Ie I necessary she h cannot com compete pete In a race of ma t production The workers worker In the th Industrial district as B It pi otest against poor ages and bad living conditions have formed shong unions but the bave BO no plan o of action and the net result remit of their labor bas been to teach the workers to pro produce dute a n minimum of goods d canny as It Is called heie hele This of court course has made mad things worse and the limitation on the th number of apprentices In the trades trade and the small mall amount of work done don per man Is making it almo t Impossible for th labor government to launch any kind or housing plan to relle e tb the dreadful 0 ding dini In the th clUes The Th worker Is I making a mistake In cutting production He should hould ficht to g ft t a wider for hIs hi lood and the only to way ay that can be done ll IB by competitor To underbid he develop greater productive power and general Otherwise e lr he will tall fall behind in th uce for trade