The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05

industrial view. "' W." point of the Courant,s editor and MT. Hubbard of the Manufactur- CTS Association of Connecticut seems as much alike as two peas in a pod. More alike think. For while peas in pod may exhibit the same general appearances no two of them that I ever saw looked exactly similar. don't pretend to know all about all kinds of peas. There are field peas, gar- den peas, sweet-peas, chick peas, COW peas, and their hybrids. They look unlike, they have not the same flavor, and they have not the same scent. But they are all peas and they belong to the same gen. eric family. So do the editor of the Courant and the president of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut appear to me to be- long to the same social and eco- homie cult.
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 Before proceeding further I ought to say that perhaps am all wrong in my Judgments. I may not know my peas at all. The Manufacturers Association and MT. Hubbard may be the innocent victims of mistaken identity, so far as I am concerned. There is one MT. Hubbard, also named E. Kent, who has on more than one occasion fin convention assembled" talked so completely out of his turn that his outbursts must have shocked those of his associates who do not entertain his sone- what primitive theories on the re- lationship of government and business. Nor his ill-bred crit- icism of those whom the people Of Connecticut have chosen by ballot after the American system to rep- resent them in Washington. That Mir. Hubbard is the gentleman who not so many moons ago de- scribed the states delegation in the Congress as "a DISGRACE" THAT Mir. Hubbard canIOt be the same MT. Hubbard whose rough outline Of the bill which the Manufacturer Association of Connecticut is about to offer to the General Assembly for passage, breathes such perfervid devotion to law and order, the rights Of man, respect for all things good and true, the preservation of the family hearth, the sanctity of the home. and ell the other things which have made the good old U. 6. 4. a land to be proud of. Nor can the Manufacturers AS" sOciatlOn of Connecticut which K hack of the proposed measure be tbe same organization which was involved In q very smelly stink agislpg Out Of certain tariff Iegbss IatlOn bn tbe dear dead days when Republican reaction Tuied go Washington And when CeBnee' tieut vas nOt represented Co She legislative halls Of WBe pati0D by "6isgraees" buk amongst others bat lbst eKample 0f sweetness, light, ana political pTobiiy, f0rDIer Senator Iliram Bingham tS tbS tlle aEs0ciatl0D which nov seeks t0 baye labor disturbances which haze arisen Co less fortunate states" snlo0iiled Oilt ill C0Dtleclis cut wjtil ttg own baDdSDieksd legal fat lr0D2 There ig C horrible Igles take s0megipere, UDd0ybieoly ! am tIDilkipg of tw0 0tbeg guys
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