Everyone who employs help places loyalty above almost any other trait in his help. We need skilled mechanics. We need skilled workmen in every department. Regardless of their skill, if they are disloyal, they hinder production.
They hinder efficiency they hinder the growth of the business.

The new class consciousness that has been developed in the last few years along political lines has been of great injury to our nation. What we need is old-fashioned loyalty to the man or the company for whom we are working.
 
The spirit of loyalty gives a sense of security to the firm. It is a guarantee of a higher grade production, of a higher quality of the thing produced.
It guarantees permanency and safety in investment. No one has a right to draw a salary from a firm if he will not be loyal to the firm.
 
If one cannot be loyal, he should find another position. The first thing that we expect in a man, after efficiency in his trade, is loyalty to the company.  It should be taught in our schools and in our homes that we are not rendering to the firm or company our best until we give our heart's loyalty in our service.