Dealing With Diehl

NZ Truth, Issue 1181, 19 July 1928, Page 6

Dealing With Diehl

SHOULD you have occasion to visit the Remington and Roneo people of Wellington, the chances are that your business will' take you to the secretary, one of the hardest workers m Wellington. His name is Diehl, a good name for business, too! If all people had the thinking: apparatus of Diehl, i it would be harder to sell calculating machines. He can take a hatful of figures, talk to them severely for a moment and, hey presto! they're all standing m neat little lines. On the business side of the concern, he can bring forward 'a rare tact , and courtesy which . make it ,a difficult job for a bad tempered client to keep m an, awkward state. ' He's a bit of an athlete, is DiehL Alas, his modesty keeps his attainments on the field of* play confined to a ' small few; but, if all we hear is true, then Diehl is that rare kind of man — the man who makes neither work nor play his sole master.