The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

washington. Fcb 90 Adoption of
minimum WUro uHhniuloH. muiutru-
1ulr ben rruorui nf the wuro iovciF nt-
tlIrri during the war and permanent
UsfHhUHrmsut OF the National MHr
Labor hUHri and the United States
Emplo, WsHt service we're advocated
us essentials uf o. Just rrroufirgrtion
boo t report made public tnit hy
fuUf catholic hishupf, cnusutuiiur
fIr administrative committee OF Tito
national catholic wuf council
While faNounr. in the Interests eft
health and morality. prohibition of
child lulur and reduction 90 tho small
os' practical limits OF thc employment
oft women iu Industry. Che committee
urged equal pay Tor women doing
equal work with men. ~ s%ioClnrpd
also Cor insurance OF workers gains
Illness. old urr ~ unemployment un-
900 wages urD hlgh enough tu ia
over such periods. Tor abolition OF
"Wuuupnllps. Tor continuance Of heavy
tuNen 90 iurrv incomes and rNttHl
profits. for cooperative m~orrhuudiH-
inr 300 necessities to reduce IN, cost Of
uyinr and .nr government assisted
colonization of -unoccupicd arm lands
hN doWulil'Eri soldiers and sailors.
a. 90 measure outside itH present
rsHun.trUl prosufm hut of value
'. . N ~
labor fUr committee urged gradual
participation uf labor Boo the manage
mont uud ~,.,u'uullN in tho ownrt-
ship of Industry.
Tu, report Untitled Social Recon
|F,tI,uou. G,dDwl Review ul tho
Problems and survey of EoW'di's
Wun |aau.I Iu the uumrH of bishops
u,fUr q NuliuuU. uI Rockford, ll.
Joseph srNfrwhH ur Toledo 80. Mi.
lIHm T i,us.rIl eff charleston. S e.
IHU NuAIIf.. bishop lHtrCl J. Hayes
u. N.a Work. AH members ut fnu
WOO council. administrative commit
f,v fH,. ..pU..nnf enc, catholic hottie
urHhy 20. NWrfiUt boo general direction
of Vuf uuft I this country ani over
HHIs.
pe,larne tH.t THE deep unrest so
-stluhatDuIN and wldoI, voiced
fhruuHuDuT tUD world Boz o. most SERIOUS
menace. fHr bishops held up social
Justice auu l ruufyutod people as Che
only safeguard of urncu
Tho authors of The report diHrlHlm-
,h unN attempt to formulate H COM
~UIlhtrFN. scheme of rV~rouHtfUnfou
Their tUoamWUuduu u.s.. n was stated
were confined 10 reforms that ao,m.
"a Co hn desirable ana ALSO obtain.
able within i reasonable time and t'
those general principles which SHOULD
.' N' 'f 90 .' 49, N'''
N,lupmruts"
biruuesinr the Rehabilitation o
tho militHE Iorccs. tho report itlnfH
ed fho Hurtsunn Of Sprrstlrt uf th'
Interior I.Uur that discouraged uuri
, should Doc given thc opportunity u
work 80 good wages iu recliimiur uu
} used lands ufterwuri o. hp ussIFfp'
rN government LOANS 10 ,stHhliaI
. thrmH.iN,H Hs farmcrF n rrrdifD.
@ tht f|Hf.rIi employment service will
10 900 u.r IrrrDU of development and oi
nrIpu.r HH.IHs Tho war;" Hrd urge
that ruurrtsH continue and %strrurfhe
z tho organization uV 90 means Of hplI
r. iuv Co solve the ever present prohlcl
OF uusmuinNmDni.
Tho b.. hops rated tho national ISL.
" labor Iu.rl ns zone or the most hcni
nciHI government ORGANIZATIONS ot on
: war;" Co.'S efforts, they INSERTED. hI
~ "-pr,yUutrl inuumrrthlc STRIKES ar
q rilluI vtsca tu decent levels boz man
iuduHtnDH'
"lts mpIu guiding principloH.' %
roport continued, ", uye been % ION
ug living vagc for AN male adult b
hor,a. recognition OF the right
labor 90 organize and to deal wiI
,y omuloNrra through itH chosen ropr
-scuiatI,ca. and mo- coercion of mo-
T.. union laborprH hy members of q
union Tho war labor hoard ought
be continued la existence by congre