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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Federal Agents
to Probe Reds
at WiertOn. W. Va.

Steubenville. ONO, Oc1. 1g-FederaI
authorities ara looking into the re-
cent rad on an alleged "Red" meet
.ng al Wierton. X. Va A -epresen-
talive Of me United States Depart
menT of Justice vlsltad Wierton yes
1arday and obtained several Red
flags and quantity Of literature
wr1t-en n Finn language which NJ
viii have interpreted
Should the translation prove the
society WIS a Bed" UrgauIZa non
the state of West Virginia will deal
directly with the F7inianuers.
More than 200 Of-he Firms ware
driven out Of Wiertnn. following last
Tuesdays demonstration having been
guarterad N this city.
For few days they were cared for
through local strike Headquarters
where II was Al first alleged there
was another purpose II driving the
men out OF Wierton. Counsel for the
strike committee is conducting a
thorough investigation and after ex-
aiming the literature and hearing
testimonies Of Hancock county off
cIals. II Is limited they tnn believe the
Finlanders were members Of a suCl-
ETY. operating against the laws Of the
United States. In thai event the
strikers Will have nothing whatever
TO 40 with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Observer In Plane MA
Killed In Crash of the
Machine on Curtiss
Field Flying Par
son" Far In Lead of
Other Eastern Air
men Two W estern
Fliers Overtake
Capt. Smith in East
ward Flight

Buffalo, \. Y, OCT. 1p--he first
fataIty IN the --auscuntlnen,aI air
race occurred here tins Afternoon
when plane No =. Le Pere. pilutsi
ny MAJOR a I, Sneed crashed On
Curciss fed and ms observer Worth
D. Mcclure was killed.
Major Sneed suffered slightly tru.n
shock but was otherwise anhur-
McC7ure's death was attributed w
officials a. me field ID the fact that
ne mad unfasrened his life belt AMI
was string out IN me tusilage when
Major Sneed made bad landing
MAJOR Sneed left Rochester about
TWO 0 clock and had been n the air
nearly TWO hours wnen ne appeared
over the Buffalo control station. lie
apparently was confused for ne frsr
swung down toward an open field ad-
Joining the Curtlss grounds Rising
again ne made a nalf circle Of the
landing course ana came down 400
Yards from the hangers The wheels
Of me plane hit the ground hard AMI
the machine bounded ~ feet n the
air. A. this critical point the engine
Continued an Faye Col. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Demands of Labor
Denounced by
Senator Myers

Washington. Oct. f0-0r-a7l Ia
bo-s course IN calling strikes n
American industry was denounced TO-
dav IN The Senate by Senator Myers.
Democrat. Montana
Organized labor" he sald, "ap-
pears 20 tlRxe a strange hold on the
thrJars Of the American people and
believes n stranEting them while the
s1-anG,ing IS guoG."
DenuuncloG as Outrageous" the
wage and other demands II me nj
luminous Coal mines. he SAID they
planned 20 strike Mex. :. unless their
demands were complied with was n
most n 0nsr-1us and bruta. threat 70
freeze and sra-ve the pecpie IntD sub
mission
The coal strike ne added. would
De supported by the American Fed
GRAFTON If Labor as is the steel strike
nv l.vving contributions on It's mem
bers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Strange Ailment
AFFECTS Family
at North Buxton

North Buxton. Ne, Oct 0.-Three
ch ldren of Preston L. PenneIl are dead.
a fourth IS critically Ill ana Nj Peunell
IS III = serious condition as the result
CT a sickness which has not been ding
nuEeu.
One of the children. VINO was taken
Ill 10 days ago. died Tuesday another
yesterday and The third to-day symp-
toms similar 10 those Of poisoning and
with complications nat are like t,-phmd
lever puzzle the physicians VINO attend
ed them Water from well used by
the family Is ID he analvzed.
The youngest Pennell child showed a
slight Improvement tonight and the al
tending physician said II wuuid prob
ably continue. Mr.. PenneIl mas recuv-
cred from the deIirium winch he mas
suffered several DAYS but ms condition
10 still SERIOUS. The sickness begins
wi h vomiting. a high temperature and
dysenterv. The high temperature cun-
s,nues fur abnut n hours. when II drops
below normal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Balloon wichita"
In Lake Huron
No Trace of Men

ST. -ouls Oct. I0-The w-eckaEe o.
the balloon Wichita" IN winch Capt
Carl ". Danmann and Lieut.. EdwRrd
J, Verneyden. Jr., Of St. LOUIS. left
here in the national championship bal
loon race Oct. :. was picked up Oct. /
n Lake Huron. according % a telegram
received by officials Of the race here
today. No trace Of the TWO balloon
lists was found me bessage said.
The telegram, sent form Tubermory
Ontario. said the wreckage was
found near Cove Island. III was sign
ed by ". j Simpson. VINO. II was
SAID. Is not known here.
Cove Island is Approximately $40
miles from St. Louis. The finding IF
this craft appears 10 give the race tt
Ralph Z Epson. pilot of the Akron
Aero Clubs entry. who landed az
DunhRm. Quebec, about 1880 miles
from here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Labor and Irish
Questions First
Before Parliament

London. Oct 1e-Labor problems
and ne irish question will be gwen
priority over other subjects Of dis
cussion when parliament meets Oct.
-. 80. The alien hill Is down as the first
matter for consideration. but II
probably will ne postponed.
The special cabinet COMMITTEES DEAL
ing with Ireland and composed Of
Lord Birkennead. the lord Cnancsiior.
Sir -aming WorthinEtpn Evans. tire
home minister Of pensions; Edward
Short. secretary Of home affairs; r.
A L Fisher. minister Of education,
Walter Long. first lord Of the ad-
mIralry. Sir ERIC Geddes, minister Of
transport, Sir Ian Macpherson. chief
secretary fnr Ireland and Viscount
French. lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
will reasseYnhie early next week when
viscnunt French returns from Ire
land. The plan Of procedure will be
drafted during the ensuing meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
e0LTz
Lettish Forces and Oc-
cUpies Shlotsk
RUSSIANS Alice with Germ ans-At-
tack Sspuisec with Small Losses
by Lsr-s-Stste or Siege Declares
1t Riga

London, SaIurday, Oct. 1.-THE ad-
vance guard IF Colonel Avalut-5er-
munot entered and occupied Riga
"Wednesday evening or Thursday
morning. according To a Daily Mails
Aelsingt1rs. Finland. correspondent.
Copenhagen. OCT % = German
troops under General Won Der Golrz.
together with Russians under Colonel
ATaluf- Sermunrt. attacked the
Let's 81 kilnnerers from Riga ana
occupied Shiu1sk, winch is outside
ne dernarcarIon line, according 70
q repor- issued by the Ler-lsh Bu-
reau a. Riga
The report ADDS that the attack
WIS -epuised with sauguina-y losses.
The forces Of Genera. Won Der
,ToltZ incluae Imperial German
troops. with tanks anu airpianes.
says Jha1 me report which ADDS that
ne Germans attempted to BONN
Riga, but We're -epuiSeG.
The Lerrs claim mat -nsl- losses
were small,
A state Of sieEe mas been pro
claimed d. Riga as precautionary
measu,e Reserves are being formed
among those VINO are unable 10 60 u
the front. Soldiers VINO were star
Ing toward me front were peltaI
with flowers. The Lst-,sn bureau
SAYS me Germans ana Eussians AZ
lacked ON the front Of ST. Ola. -
kilOme1ers from Elga, and The shnre
NJ the Gulf Of Riga, AMI occupied the
coast HI the town If Shiorsk and also
attacked the coastal town Of Dub
nelm. 80 k.lurneLers from Riga.
The Let's N addition 10 claiming
10 have inflicted sanguina-v losses
On the enemy and 10 have DESTROYED
an ar-nured rain Al The ST. OLAF
station declare they cut M rwu com
pa-1ies Of Germans with their ma
chine gun fire.
The iEnung CONTINUES On the wnu.e
OF me front.
Another dispatch from Riga saws
the Germans attacked repea. EDDY
during ne night II Overwhelming
numbers and with all modern weap-
nns. buL mat the eLt-s successfully
counter" attacked.
The disDatCn AIDES that both sol
diers ana civilians are filed with en-
riluslasIn and mat volunteers are
Joining the ranks DAY ana night.
These include students Of al classes.
LAftisn soldiers VIM have been
1r-t7~,-c Vr--rr -ra I--i-ls+7 am; T'--xsy,
al ArchangnI have Just arrived a.
Riga by steamship and rushed 10 the
front
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
ROB Maine GIRLS
Hold-Up Men Caught
in Brighton. Mass.
After Compelling Two Vassa lboro
Young Women to Give Up s745-
Latter RAD --er CAB ID Take
Them 20 =. 2. Station
Specla. 10 Journa..

Brighton. Mass. Oct. n-EmAnue!
Stephens and Martin A. ManIgan Of IS
Elm stree. Wa1ertown. are being -Isiu
bv the police o. the Brighton s,a-luC
penuing an investigation IuLo The sturv
Of Isabel Barnes ant Esther SilVer-nan
of vassaiburn. Maine. The Young wom-
en- told me police they engaged TAXI
cao ear.y Monday evening al Serkley
and APPLETON streets TO drive 10 the Sos-
Ion & Maine station. and instead wer2
aiken % a point nei-- ne Harvard Sta
dunn. wnere tnev were robbed of SlaS-
Following the robbery me TWO men
drove away, leavlnr them. The youns;
u omen immediately notified me state
guard. VINO eventually captured steph-
ems and MahiEan d: point Of bayonets-
The Young women. VINO are being de-
famed by the puiics here as Witnesses
suffered no ha-u t-nm their experiences
other han severe nervous shock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
REFUSE DEMAND
81 an Hour Asked by y.
Y. gstloremen
National Adjustment 9 MN II -
Rules Against Increase after All
Day Sessinn-Agrses 70 Seconsie-
er II Hisn Prices Continue

New 0rK. OCT. I0-The Long
snorenen s strike by which the pur-
Of New York virtually mas been cied
UP anu rs d result Of which more
than 20 geo men are Idle. became
traugnI with g-ealar possihllirles to
DAY when the uauunal adjustment
committee ruled against The coast
wise LonEsnorenen on their demand
TOR an increase Of from SIS cents u
s. an hour.
The decision Of ne board was ran
dered following an aIl-day session
during which il Cook INTO cnnsloera
non. Chairman William Z Ripley
SAID. me present earnings of the
coasIwlse steamship com pnuies and
gave heed ID Lneir claims rnar cam
petition Of raj lines made Il ImpDs-
sible for them % increase dock load
ing charges. The board. however
agreed % RECONSIDER the question II
present nigh costs IF living continue
and should cnasrwise freight rates
oe increased. Among the members
=
Common. president. and Joseph Ryan
vice president OF the International
Association. through
when me c3astwIse demand was
made. Both OF rnese members while
demur-lns against Inc award. agreed
10 abide by the decision Of -ne board.
L Was t1ls board winch Recently
granted an increase Of five cents per
hour 70 LonEsnoremen engaged IN
loading ana dlscnarEing overseas
ships. % winch award the men. with
OUT me offiClaI approval Of the
unions, objected anG went our on
strike. According 70 members Of the
adjustment board coasIwlse workers
n New York number about 5000 with
approximately the same number IN
the ports OF Boston. Baltimore. New
port News ana Norfolk.
Ranks OF the striking overseas
LpngsnoreYnen were Increased roQay
by severa- thousand men. including
handlers Of --uIt cargoes and the
clerks ana checkers al several lines.
The strikers al d mass meeting voIad
70 SEND q delegation % appear before
me adjustment board ID ask for
Of It's decision as TO
their demands. Chairman Ripley an
nuunceC 10 the Delegation -na- =
would De received At N A NJ Sarur-
DAY hui he SAID that me board could
Continued on Page Col. 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
FINISH DRY BILL
Measure Now Goes to
President
Final Approval IN Rouse by Vote
221 to 7D-Nan Effort 70 Eliminate
Section Allowing Stare Authorities
TO issue Search Warrants

Washington. Oct 1e-EnaCrrnen1 IF
me prohibition enforcement bill was
completed ruGay by Congress VIII
The House adopting me conference
report. already agreed To by the
Senate. aud sending the measure C
me President for approval Preced-
lnc the House approval of the re-
por- by d vote of sc1 Id 70. vain effort
was MADE u send L Dack ID con-
ference win instruction 10 eIimIuR le
the section permitting state author
.les 10 issue search warrants.
Complete congressional APPROX
u of the bill means tnut
the days of TWO and Jnree-Guar
ters beer are numbered. The bill be-
comes effective so son as signed by
President Wilson or within 10 days
should his Illness prevent him from
acting On Il simultaneously with the
President signature the wartime
enforcement section becomes efec-
i've This section as well as the con-
stturiunal enforcement portion pro-
hihirs manufacture or sale Of any il
quor containing more than one half
If ! per cent Of alcohol.
Anu-pruhihItion members Of the
House made their last fight against
the inevitable in voting 10 send the
bill back 10 conference on the motion
Of Representative Igue. Democrat,
Missouri who protested against
state officers enforcing federal
law" through their authority to IS
sue search warrants and complained
that similar provision had been over
whelming,v defeated in the mouse.
Opposing M Igoe argument,
Representative Webb. Democrat.
North Carolina, said that the House
disapprovnd II the PROVISION was
DUE N the false impression that state
officials would he given the power Of
arrest as well as search. The House
voted down the Igoe motion US TO sS.
Beyond this final attempt the
"wets'' cnntented themselves by
voicing complaint against the meas
ure az un-Anerican." and accusing
the House conferees Of ezceedtrE
their authority by accepting some
SENATE amendments 70 tho measure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Russian Officer
Kills [. S. Soldier
Who Strikes Him

Ornsk, Tuesday, Sept. 30 BY The
4 associated P~esst-An American SOL
der IN vIadivustok was shot and
killed i,ecent.v by a Russian officer 4
has oeen learned mere. This and other
Incidents led u a demand from me
allied commanders a. EladivosLnk
for the removal of the FUSS IN troops
from thai CITY. \ vigorous protest oy
the Orusk government, however, led
10 the withdrawal Of me demand.
The version Of the killing If the
American contained n the reports
coming mere mad il thut the Amer
can. while engaged n anu-guveTn-
nent propaganda was ordered by
the Russian officer 70 desist- The
American struck the officer. VINO
drew a pistol and snut MS assaliant'
ne account added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Declaration Includes Open Shop and That No
Employer Should Be Required to Deal with
Men or Groups of Men Who Are Not His
Employees or Chosen by and From Among
Them"-Causes Stir and Termed by Some
Delegates as Approval of Stand Taken by
Judge Gary in Steel Strike

R asningLon. Oct. 10-DeadlpCk N
the commlr-ee Of % or the steer
ing committee" over lRbor's proposal
To ar-nlr-aIe the steel strike brought
about adjournment today Of the Ma
uonal Industrial Conference until
Tuesday. In the meantime the "srae--
ing committee" viii hnld a meeting
n an attsmpI 70 agree On 4 report
TO lay before the conference when
IL -eRssemhles
Adjournment came after the con-
ference had RECEIVED the proposals Of
the employers group declaring for
the principle Of the open shop and
Affirming thai no employer should
De required % deaI with men Or
groups Of men who are not his en-
pipyes or chosen by and from among
them." The LATER principle made
quite a s11r II the conference and
was considered by some nf -he dele
gates as approval Of the stand taken
by Judge z. II. Gary. chairman Of
the United States S1seI Corpora ION,
IN refusing ID meet the steel strikers.
Other principles enuncIa1ed n The
declaration of the employers include:
Acceptance Of the right Of strike
or lockout, excepting the case Of gov
eminent employees. opposing 10 SYM
pathetic strikes and lockouts, insist
ence on the function Of management
II directing industry: emphasis of
shop unions as opposed ID the in
lnsIrlal councils proposed by organ
labor; ana q declaration that
q, lucrative relations between capl-
d. -.u labor should be worked OUT
IN Individual establishments. with
due regard 10 local faCtnrs instead
of along the lines Of entire indus
tries as suggested by labor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
LEADERS FINISH RACE TODAY
IN TRANS continental FLIGHT
FIRST FATALITY AT BUFFALO
NORRIS TURN
Takes Whack at Shan
rung Pact
Nebraska Senator Declares There IS
Nc Chance 81 China Ever Getting
Back Province Once Il is TAKEN
Over os laps unuer Conferences
Ser- lerpert

Washington. Oct. 10-Au Of the
FOR consideration Of The peace treaty
was taken up ny Senator Norris,
hour ar-ack on the Shantung SCI
clement and half an hours reading
Of me printed ext.
When me Nebraska senator halted
Tor d moment. WITH ms speech only
rwo-th thirds through. Republican
LEADER Lodge gave him a breathing
spell oy suggesting tnat me Sen
aLs shift 70 the reRCing. Senator
Norris viii conclude tomorrow Sen
aLor Lodge also may speak and the
Senate viii meet an hour carrier rnRn
usual IN the hope Of speeding up The
treaty consideration.
At the Suggestion of Senior Lodge
the senate also adopted an agree
ment 10 lake up the ShRnruns
amendments eunesdav DuT TINS
does not MEM mat they viii De con
SlutFGG uIOHT lit i've I11lLluAS utbG :
ing rule then or that a vote Is any
nearer than II was yesterday. Sena-
tors explained that this procedure
would enable the BODY 70 revert ID
me section embracing the ShanrunE
provision, as the reading ny We0nes-
dar may be way ahead of II. Bul
+ Senator'S want 70 keep on spenk
ing mat day and thereafter they viii
nave tnAt night.
Senator Norris. speaking eTtempe-
-aneUusly. which IS quite different
from the plan followed ny most OF
MS colleagues. was particularly Sc
we're n denounClng the award of
Shantunc % Japan.
There was no nope. ne Declared. OF
seeing that province back under the
Chinese flag, once Il WIS taken over
by Japan under the peace confer
ence ser-len ent winch ne cnarnct sr
Ized as the outrage of The age" rs
charged tnat the American people
had been cuerceQ IN some cases 70
subscribe 70 loans To support THIS
government which was lending mon
ev to Great Britain aT - per cent.
while Great Britain was lending II
ID Persia at : per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
a IlS0n Continues
to Regain His
Strength Slowly

3 -.i.l1lt--grl- OCT ~ - P-eSlCeuL
SUB rHnC.nued % gain srrengtA
ma MS PHYSICIANS announced
..s 4ppetite- one Of the troubles
-iness had been Testared To a
.a.- 3r, state
was SepL n his room aSain
ing ne day and was permitted ID
- aXrepr the physicians and
lis 1amilr. lie talked
4er-. matters nj public busi-
vare-. with Gear Admiral
~ -'T,. as personal physician. who
-s" IN some detailed tntornarlpn
ill., asked for
7'~esldent now has been I'M
~ .rr d Week and his phvsi-
-nemec much encouraged al
-.~ess. tlouEh they predicted
~egoverv will continue 10 Ne
n Laelr day bulletin the
ans said
on. Oct- ia. 10 clock to-
zravson issued the following
$ DEN. again has mad a good
"GRAYsoN."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Houston Denies
Charges Against
League by Borah

New York. OCt. la-tieroert g.
Houston. national treasurer Of the
leaEne 10 enfoEue peace. tonight is-
sued a categorical dsnial of charges
against the league by Senator Borah
II Idaho. before the Senate yester-
day. The sena1e's wild charges If
corruption are wholly false in fart
ana implication" M- houston .
statements said
While Sen. Borah was Illuminating
on the floor Of the Senate against the
league" Il continued. three other
Republican members Of four execu-
i've commute s. President Lowell
II Harvard. Nj Oscar & St-aus and
M. Hamilton Euit were N open and
friendly conference with Senator
Lodge
Nj. HousrDn declared that the
names Of the 10 800 subscribers" who
nave made possible he league pub
hcI-v campaign ara ''availah bic for
Senator BOrah ne very moment ne
will agree 20 nave them published N
the Congressional Eecurd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
RED ELEMENT
Blamed for Strike of \.
Y. Printers
Un,on I-ear Charges "Soisnevist
Leaders IN Craft are Comm it-er 70
Definite Soicy Of Hevoiutipr"-
Declares Principles Favored are
Plainly Red"

New York Oct. 1D---he strike and
York, wticn was followed by the walk
ing our of several hundred cornpnsitors
Of magazines nd r-ade publications. o.
raaona- circulation, entered into a new
phase rpnlgnt when iirec, charges were
nade by George l. Ser-v. president OF
me Intern .1nnal Printing Freshmen $
and ASSISTANTS Lninn. thai the trouble
originated with ''buisnevIst leAders''
VIM are committed % a definite policy
OF revolution
Major Berry further charged rna1
lhese leaders nave inRugura1ed d cam
palgn Of e--or. SIN ana rnat men Iowa.
10 the International unions are being
aHsRLlfea by scores.
The aulshevIst leaders. forrnAl
statement issued by Major Berry DE-
c!Rred. have announced me following
II ncIples:
First, mat rnev favor revolution
second. -na1 they will not enter INTO
contracts with the employers third
tna- the chairman Of the workshops
snail ." the mechanical director ana the
distributor OF The profits Of the indus
-v, All these so-caiied principles are
huisnerlsr policies And constitute an
endeavur TO establish the Lenine AMI
TTotzkv roI cv in America -
Major 9er-v declared that the FIVE
Interna1l1nai printing trades unions
would stand uncnmprumisipglv with ne
"a = employees Of New York. Earlier IN
he day employing printers in execut IT,
e sion. -egffirmed their determination
TO present a united stand against the
demands of ne strikers.
Altar a two hours conference w.t.
the employing printers tlere rotiav Icon
Il. Rouse. president nj Big Sig ty-pp-
era phical uriun. and his colleagues
agreed. il was stated. to again submit
% their men me question If a-nIt-a-
i'm
According To a spokesman tr- me en-
piuvars. Rouse said the men woui9
never 80 back 70 work until hey were
granted 44-hou- week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

"Egh Industrial efhciency" was
stated by the employers as me touch
stone of sound Industrial relations.
The principles on which the EN-
piuvers VIII stand were ser forth II
the following principles:
7-ocuctipn
There snoulc be nc Intention re-
s1-lcrlun Of productive effurT or out
put by either the employer or the
employee 70 create an artificial
scarcity Of me product or of labor.
n order 70 increase prices OF wages.
The establishment as q productive
uciT-The establishment rather than
the industry as whole or any
branch of Z should Is Tar as prac-
Licabie. be considered as the unit Of
production and Of mutual interest on
the part Of employer and employee.
Each establishment should develop
contact and full opportunity fur in
Iercnange Of views between manage
men1 and men, through individual or
collective dealings. or q cumnlnH ton
Of both.
Conditions or Work
L The duty Of management % max
csr ain that the conditions unuer which
work Is Carried on are as safe and as
sa1 IS actor % the workers as the ma
tire OF the business Tasunahlv per
mits. Every effort snolIid De made 10
maintain srendy employment Of the
workers both or their account and 10
Increase efficiency.
Wages
The worker should receive wage
sufficient 10 MAINTAIN hlm ana mis- am
lily al standard of living thar should
be sarsfactury 10 q .IEnt-uinued man
IL ew q the prevailing COST Of living.
Y omen doinE work equal with ciIat OF
men nder the same conditions should
receive the came rates Of pay and De
nc nried the same opportunities or
raining and advancement.
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