Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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The Blue Eagle Has a Very Real Meaning Here One of the very first organizations to display this symbol of the industrial New Deal was the J. C. Penney Company. To qualify required no great preparation . . . no drastic reorganization, For the Penney stores had been conducted on N. R. A. principles ever since the first of these stores was founded. . . back in 1902. J. C. Penneyis idea was simple. Employees were to have a chance to share in ownership. Wages would provide for real living, not bare existence. Each sale would show a small profit, but there would be many sales. Merchandise would be plainly marked, sold for just what it was. Experience would be pooled to develop uprating efiiciency at rock bottom cost. Waste would not be tolerated. Commonplace phrases today . . . but revolutionary in the mercantile world of 1902! Today there are nearly fifteen hundred Penney stores, living proof that the principles for which the Blue Eagle stands are sound, that the difficulties can be overcome, that co-operation will make such a plan win out. That's why the J. C. Penney organization believes in the New Deal. It has seen it work for 31 years! J. . Burley, Idaho Rupert, Idaho Annis Jones: I've added up these colums ten times, Joe. Simonsen: Good for you. Annis: And here are the ten answers. Prescott: What would you say if I'd throw a kiss to you? Sullivan: I'd say that you were the laziest man in the world. 496 l'

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