New Britain herald., 1919-09-05
1NnERwooD AND HIs PLAN.

The railroads, foitowAg upon the Reduction of the Plumb plan for Eernment operation, have furnished ! Senate with an opportunity to dis, Ey a versatile and confusing mass personal views that are as. numer- as the differenA aspects efss the fague bf Nations sontroverss Ad- Eates of government .oWnership, lvate ownership, and ll sorts of Ins in hesween9 have advanced their Ipries uneswe are averaging about scheme per dax. If thesSenates is ling any succession an attempt to
 out and set aside for future ref 'nce, sthe equitable points in each h which. may be later incorporated osa bill, it is to be congratulated, Che mind of the ordinary mortal Absolutely. amazed shsf all of ythe $ and, in it's cement, has little Fortunity td pick and choose. fuld | here am ong the sena- k a cerebE Eal eduipment that wifl- be. efncieat d she. ordinary card index em and that will be ablefto aon- ur the essentials. of the schemes Twill, we ma Bs ssayed,~we may eh an adjustmentssof inc railroad [ation. .swe doabt very mach if any mittees fs going to take the great hs that wlf41 necessary to sort
 sall of the speeches ofetf1e rail- ss apd consider heir pointsfor fu-
 taon. Advocates Of the Plumb dsn ore othe CT ars;a men ~ ,issts Sf 50 2 Tn nrrrsst N'Ys fsRfn 8yhofe the fi,sIn bfs While tie ates ixn, als5,ae mucia Of the Sub < < if is lead isss 's,s into the labyrinth h whSasSes NTH slpn afaahle. to ex-& enator aosca senderwood, in a neat tsof cf,fhasi st;srn ssa placed his ssaks ilSs.1s .tS,1.s a9 sssainens tribuna to es s saga gess pefafe. sea athing newsin
 ano itsh Added to mass. E .sSs.s t, < lRhe Plsspsi plan has been practical- iscard1a Ag the people of the aha-
 and the senate q ssI Its eaknesses ,nie appa rRIst 9Nhai arisen been 9skea dHsS HS HS ! ~ s them lmerif some resp there many inlnratticaI points 1n56all. pr the sake of discussion leta.us ider the jqd of Mr. Un- vood. His on ei Was out is. the ointment 2 ca 'tribunsl o discuss e naattera' The group of men lld have fhe ''time to consadefsand
 Opportunity to knaVs Vssthe facts" E should he of such csasslAhre, sasslA as,.t ,ble tosjustN act upons the de- ds of either labor or capital and
 fe4 be SC placed as to decide, ly, wssat a. living wage, for the
 is how far the employing inter- nay be gsaddled, with this wage aad
 far the public is willing to go in ng rates to return,-@a proper unt to the companies. ,y, page the Olym pie council, re- Ihe Gods from the heights, bring a from their am nlbrosia and nectar elve into the mundanities of pub
 sffairs. Theirs is the only, inn ial witness to our dilenlMaS X They the only enes' capable 94of acting, out prejudice,. upon osT duestionsss fe else.s shall we get a sbod of aof any size s.hateyer, tos deesdas |omentous quest ion of .eapitai, lAe
 Ind the public thew both sup lsI ediately. an fif1adisidual #pss ed to suck "a tribunal gssaS. thel tor suggests he is forced to adoptl corner Sof the triangle that is e, If a group of individuaIs U fas. ginted they sWitls5 collect into see4, F,S each in their corner. Fs theret b1itician today who is not inftu2 q by the desire to obtain votesS
 vofs AsIabor may supply2 Nc. EIssaunaI is 4no. place for a iciats lfete sss ~the laboring pafucniarly the railroad man.
 may act wttllt Justice son the. ,af-
 of capital? Where is the capi- t that may see, over his ipmsdi- needs an q who will be accepted By public as a fair minded individual? gre is the man'of the pubic who
 not feel the ,. s.IightenedRs pockec ,ght about by Afger .retqfns1 to. er capital or h bor and who fs<will-
 . give from his own to Supply. Ar the other? Where?
 e are, no two ways about 1t.
 Underwood is seeking the. un-
 S xns1 etieally perfect.