Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-24
(0MM|TTtf 10 STUDY AFTER
 WAX PROBLEMS
Meeting Called of Commit tee Organized by National
 Civic Federation.

Now York. Nov. 1S.-The Recon ,.r,ction Committee organized bs rbo National Civic Federation ha- houn called by " Everit Macy. presi don't of the Federation, to meet at Madison Avenue, New York. on Mon aov. December ?, 1918. at 10:30 8 VI to consider the following ques- tons:
 What part of the so-called labor and capital" measures devised by the Government shall he retained at the conclusion of peace?
 How far are compulsory mea- sures. which were necessary un- k der emergency conditions. to be continued after peace is restor- ed?
 What changes in our imnigra- ton policy will be forced by the
 economic and other results of
 the war?
 Realizing that the -thetwar era would call for a practical and urogressive reconstruction program The National Civic Federation. OH March 16, 1918, provided for the a2- ointment of Committee of repre- sentative men and women connect ed with labor, agriculture, manufac- ing, commerce, banking, economics, the church, the bar, etc, to make a study of the subject, so far as it re- lates to the problems with which the National Civic Federation is especi- ally equipped to deal.
 The call for the meeting says:
 We are now face to face with the Rehabilitation of our huge army and the transformation of our industries from a war basis to a peace basis. These questions, as well as Ques- tOns pertaining to our mercantile marine, finance, the production and control of basic industries-the out put of which we must. supply. to the whole. world for a long time to come must necessarily be handled by gov elnmental agencies. But The Ma tonal Civic Federation's Committee is interested in the practical so.call- ed labor and capital" questions and it is these which it is expected to study. The results of it's construc- tive deliberations will be placed at the disposal of the Government. It is earnestly hoped that there vii, soon come out of the proposed Weeks and Overman Bill an official com mission ready to deal with all recon s1ruction problems
 The League for National Unity. an Crganization formed by The Nation al Civic, Federation for the purpose ol dealing with war policies of which iheodore N. Vail is chairman. will meet at 1 Madison Avenue, New iofk, on Tuesday, December 8, 1918 WI consider, among other things neaspres for bringing about a great f naternity of international good eeE1s among the nations that have NeNurned German autorcacy.
 iae call for this meeting says:
 K there is any one thing that this at mas settled, it is the right of ev- " nation to develop according to it's atonal life. But there still exist for es whch in every way seek to des- tne principle of natiOnalism, and s proDable that as soon as the re- a'ct'Ve war laws are removed, these ulces Will become bolder in that at Mpt' hiis This raises the question as to an n,v., II any, of the emergency es- vuase laws shall be retained at the pnciusion asi Of peace. 7s
 rue anarchistic clements in con- s;. % 'a Russia, with gigantic fund at sm N. command, have boasted that ss VIII carry into every country a u aletr the war; meaning a class @ inls same indictment is being 'sau ts. py writers, speakers and agi- %.s Ua. m this country, without let or
 uaance. The world has had enough ai ana slaughter, and certainly us, voc inclined to welcome any furth- "al' whether an international one a. war between classes.
 ,s. sust as the League sfor National rns, I urged the bringing about of frat m mi m ~-operation in time of war, so nnos :" :. am to do in the era of peace. It nlss s w ' see developed the same prin- @ lrom,. Ill all those countries which, bnaI1;a ISn more than four years of ys ,als n bloodshed and suffering,
 tha anlully withstood and defeat ch os ssntcroachments Of autocracy. In at oII nose nations it is believed
 orsas league for National Unity will
 Intaan1ea' am'1ea' from which will emerge The NaN uational League for Unity"
 e ,oS AVA. or Kin Division of the Lea hee1srr or National nUity, of which hairmanr T. bioodgood. of Wisconsin is renua Will meet at l Madison ecemb,oN New York, on the 3rd day of pns c"n. 1slS to consider vital ques- vision naected nd with the swork of the
 the os ione relates to an inquiry in |ogram1 1nafacter of the educational
 rnp ,h proposed for our. S soldiers her o uelr retention in France. An How fer fs,esllon to be considered is:
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 to ca'.t .erest themselves in an eff.
 da h tS,'eract tS,u the disloyal propag.
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