Pat worked at a factory where the staff was encouraged to think of ideas for the smoother running of the business. One morning he was shown into the chairman's office and announced lhai ho had thought, of a. way of insuring that no one would be late in future. “That sounds good.” said the chairman. “How do you propose to do it?” “Sure, that’s aisy, sir,” said Pat, “the last, man in blows the whistle.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 October 1939, Page 2
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