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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Many Big Pin Scores

Many big scores were rolled In
the X ST. Merchants circuit on the
Play Nor alleys. Flash Poster and
Johnny's Tavern rolled = 2743
series. Peterman OF Tacoma q
273D. Hlnz Florist a 772s and
Balls Ben Franklin a 273s. indi-
vidual high scores were led By Earl
Porter at $40, followed BY George
Coleman with ses. Everett Braden
with 55s, Joe kendizsr AZ 54s. Joe
RAINIER with 552. including the big
single Of al. Pete sehwab with
SIS and Al Loska with $50.
High team single honors
went TO HIM Florist NJ eio.
This Was the only points The
team took from Peterman Of
Tacoma who likewise had n
couple of BOO games. Fissh
Poster and Johnny'a Tavern
took = three 10 one deelsion
from Hans Johnson Dept.
Store In q hot match which In
eiuded four games In the zoos.
Meyer Drug eame back strong
and took three points from
h-sino club.
Craig Hardware was the only
squsd to make a four-point win.
Their opponent was the X 81. club.
Fir Ridge Gurnsey had . three
10 one win over Pine Cafe Wash
lngton Hand Laundry. starting
out with a big p3s gains. took
three Of four points from Ploneer
Market Balls Ben Franklin cap
tured three points from johnson
Candy posting one game Of tzss
HAM AND ROC LEAGUE
Frances Lnaisr posted me Big.
gest scores among the ladies' IN
the Ham and Egg league matches
on the Play Nor alleys sunday
morning Her high single VAS l7s
snad her series WAS fss. Leland
68AtAtH A@tAtN ~ VII = At4F So
game 70 top the men and julie
helboe coppsd the laursls for nigh
series with $50
High team series sent 20
the Adams team 81 zszs.
which sas good enough 10
take four points from the
allIsrs. Adams also eopped
the high team single game
with ess. The Witheridgs
team defeated the Porttes four
points 10 nene. while Martins
divided with the Ellis team.
SOUTH TACOMA MERCHANTS
The boUlsrs IN the South Ia
coma Merchants league elected
Everett Jensen 70 be their prssi-
dsnt for the coming season. Chuck
Strive was ceslgnated for the post
Of secretary A grievance com
nniftse eompose1 Of the captains
AMI the league president vas Get
up To handle questions In dispute
In the league matches rolled
on the Hf-Wsy alleys. Sire
litzsr Of Eekm.n's Texaco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Another Bad
Break for
Bellarmine
Tom Brennun Hurt
And Will Be Out
Of ODeo Contest

Playing under handicap even
under favorable conditions. Bel
larmlnes Bells continue 20 get
bad breaks
Yesterday in scrimmage. for IN
stance. Tom Brennan. first string
center. broke an arm above The
wrist.
That means he'll be out Of the
o'Des game at Seattle civic audi
forum Friday afternoon AZ SIS
o'clock.
IN the meantime. Coach Hank
Haug Is working hard TO lit Nilt
Richter into the slot.
The remainder OF the squad
seems 10 be in good shape. but the
loss Of Brennan viii be keeniy felt.
Haug says.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

Varsity Rests

nFnKFIFX cab Sub ~
- sxeaesa re California fsfsf
sifsnT fFem ssfImHsks yesterday
sfIeF : HEhs an - sens -
thIfa string against ~ freshness
faF - sas zazssaHz tzeaa
Pickett. Ilanx nszeH. showed sIz@#
Il Ell haIfHasa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

Nswsom has succeeded despts manY hardship.
+. physical and mental lie has broken hons =
year since he has heen In baseball
lie has been With numerous bad ball clubs lnelusi.
ms the Browns when they at their worst And
Just when ne settled hack enjoy hls greatest ri.
nnph@s smashing victory IN ths world series -hls
es.yearsod father. Henry Qusllln naffkin sswsom
who. untl recently. farmed near Harfsxills " I
was stricken ny fatal heart attack In n. einen
asu hotel where the Detroit Tigers were staying
Newsoms stepmothsr wss inslstsnt thai Ia. 10
remain with the tram and not 20 back 10 HArtsVlll.
Tor the funeral She vas positive Daddy Nswsom
would have wanted him 10 do There vas soms.
'nins OF the Snowman IN Farmer HsWsom. too Il
seems. and the show must 20 on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Prepare for
Bellingham
Saturday
Olson Sees Trouble
Aheud Tor Teum n
Come in Stadium


WIN thres Impressive nen=
conferences victories fled swsv =
~ record hoahs ne faetfle
Lutheran ssFanautirai experts VII
h.xin ~ defense = thelf VEST
en- Washington intercollegiate.
sanfsfsnes title nsxt saturday
night OF -
TIE netllssha.s NlLlaxs ~
uesfefn Na.hlastes eell~ss
sili provide ~ eepa-itiss.
All ths stadium sswi slii -
tss .-stlnH
Al ths ether Wlnks outfits
hsxs made their initial conferences
nesis Ths Fastsrn Washington
aavaFsz n chrnsf falsa n -.
" sraf under fsa lsatheFans.
"a ths expected Saturday night
~ aulrainlnk. autns.alnx sna
aItpantiuT Central washington
ralleKs II Ellsnshafa. Il = :. -
ths Eastern sfiaiean
Ellea.hars. desperate
h~.slsx passes al sxss he
field. managed IN eaan~st
slih eae IL TIE blessing
Hlaufe. 10 record their ssiy
.esrss
Tha aayaKss srnfri once IN ths
initial period and again IA ~.
third
ueillnaham axsrpoWsrsd a. I'M
proved 81 Martins outfit. u n
:. 81 Olympia Saturday
o. st FARMLAND tbs uladiataFs
have begun what Mentor ctlr
olsan duhs = good. solid round Il
eflmmass AMI passing dFllla
FULLY AWARE
= am fully aware that ihs
coming NinHa scraps - snlnz
n provide more trouble han pre-.
conference results have .haNa.
The chensy aayaKs= are stronger
than last Ysar with II veterans
hsck IN the lineup. ard tssiiinH.
ham iaoksd Rnna IN their sins
over Eilsnshurx and ~ Martina
says Olson
4 hope that Ire F~~f -.
had last week all De asaY
with sur annual slump. last
sesr eur lef Down nans IN
The asa le.. from Ellen.bats.
The Lutheran EsldgsFs are al
In top condition Firing Holland.
ausstais guard from Everett Fs-
lolned The squad lsss ursk. max.
inT a pHsa fuil strength Only
Inactive player IL Frsd Kruger.
Nho broke he ankle In preseason
practice The veteran quarter
back may return In time "a help
Olson out against Cheney and
Kilsnsbafa. Nov 7 and 1s fs-
speetlsslY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Robinson Hurt

los AN0FLFs Iafkls Hobins
en- speedy Isfuln halfhaek sho
suffered = bruised MP IN ths
TszsH AkKis game isat saturday.
70 Joined The squad to-day n vas
Indicated ne would ~ ready 10
play - Saturday ehsn q G. l. A.
meets California a. nsrksisY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

DErRoII-rAis piece mlsAs wsl = utiea -
Prem Down he River
For LOUIS Sewsom and william Sullivan. j.
ne world series heroes. wsrs serving sentences n
s. Louis little mere than year 40 With
ihe Browns
mat. whsr. sal player. 50 whsn II !. fairy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Cards Prepare

PAIo ALTO. Cal Coach Clark
shang hnsaay turned ths stanford
Indians 10 dsfens. tactics toadY.
attempting To- develop = means NJ
smothsrinz Washington STATES
short passing attack built around
Eln AsWsli me Indians ssfs.
excused after = brief workout
yesterday. and shaughnsasy re-
ported they cams through the
Santa Cara game slth 10 ~
j.ries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

was the individual star. start
Ing with = small i57 game he
followed with It's and . big
xss for . total Of 80. Neter.=
neck Of the san,e tram had .
ais game and . s4z series.
Eekman's divided In their
match with Gene and bili's
shell station.
Club Tavern posted the high
team series and took four points
from ". W. wsIdsrs supply. Air
port Cigar cleaned up four points
from Jordan Bread. and Jensen
Fuel had the best u = three Ia ons
with Electric City.
EAGLES LEAGUE
Tokstad Furnace team eoppsi
the honors In the Eagles league ct
the Coliseum alleys Sith . high
e40 single and a 77g0 series. Oscar
Carlson. anchorlng the team. had
games Of iss. 1ss and 100 for the
high series Of BAL. Tokstad took
four points from Turf Smoke
shop.
Paul Dubois Of Hammond
Electric Laundry posted the
high single at zos and helped
hls team is taking THREE
points from Vienna Csberet.
OF the LADY boaisss. dasgls
sha.ghne.sy had tso for high
series and Lona Wild had i7s
for high single. Auxiliary No.
won three points from No. I
Eagles team. MeseA Esstsu-
rant. the other girls team,
rolled % > deadlock ~ 1asa
pins. hut ssa tso II the three
games from Iaminix.
Eagles No 2 garnsrsd three
points from Nsthans ciothisrs.
while Golden Age ard Bsrss Tay.
ern rolled 70 . split decision Tsd's
Place defeated hsrrlek and Race
three points 70 one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
MahnkeY Is
Top Pin Man

Esfi Nahnssy. eas = n ~.
licking inlnalsfs 81 re H.uaa~sy
sport Center pin team. opened lhs
weeks bowling 1t ne nrssfsav
alleys Monday night - turning n
= 60 total far ths nesi three sans
seefs nalled thls ssasaa n ne IN
dastflsl league - games wsrs
IL. ~ and %
me broadway sport Center
quintet continued Il Pile ap points
On the Noa slas q ths ledger. ia.
inK fur tights fram aas company
n bring II. seasons record = =
points Nee and only la ct
Tes ether narnhsf. II m.
straag team feIlesi high seass..
Pat fefsea eeaaeeira TOR
sas eaunt and Hslls aaehle
rolled ass. Aaataef Ee.a lsals
sidaaI effort resulted In = sas
..ssl fer Eill. lIaa.s~sx~F sf
tss nert'. Mems weaf team
Jennla LIKE and BETTY Snyder
captured the henafs Tor the
women tfundlsfn IT me circuit
Mrs t1hks rolled al Tor the hlEh
total and Ara snyder contributes
aoi for TIE hiEh single game
Bsrts Mems Wear continued IN
NOW en- down After winning
four points from Totem stores IN
the piaY-off q = postponed match
Sunday night. these lads eams hack
last night IN regular PLAY 10 take
four from Tacoma Towel supply
Broadway alleys won three from
Turf smaks shop. Wheeler osgaod
took three from Totem stores. and
ssth street Boosters spit even
with nay Printers
Walt Schroeder enssrgsd
from the matches Of the
knights az aoiumbu. league
With bath single game and
hire game fatal haaor. tuck.
ed under his beli. d. rvanhed
90 In his seeand game fnr the
high single and finished with
st1 for the hest fatal. ~. !.
captain and anchor man for
Pat a Mikes. which WIN ihree
points frnm Fuel OH serslre.
y Army and Charley Toynbss led
the Center street Services gang Ia
a ihrss.point win over Farm Maid
Ice Cream. Army rolled a2s In the
lead of spot. with a 2os slngis
game included In his score and
Toynbee anchored the quintet with
a nice DIT. shooting 70b IN hla final
game Aallon Motors puffed off
20 = fine start IN the rsorEanlssd
league. winning four points from
Frank Fox tires.
The 200 club medal tournament
Of the broadway alleys viii be held
next Sunday. Manager Dick Mo
Nsrthnsy announced ta-isy All men
who have rolled 200 games in
league play this season. about 30
IN number. are eligible 10 eompsis
squads viii shoot IN one hour inter
walls. starting ~ ! o'clock There -
no entry fee. and al boNlers Nho
expect 10 compete must register
for the competition To The man
sho rolls the hlKh single game In
his series ef three games vii -
The first prize. = gold medal. and
10 Inc nest nigh single game seofs
will 90 a silver medal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

Catching sseaam = kelnx lie : go wIfse
explains the scholarly sullivan The sa.d AZ
= content "a isl her successful husband ma ~
hmefisht Old nosno = Ne. ! Snowman
must - permitted n strut lie ressnts : catcher
taking any ~ the play away from him - slvs
HIN signs without he slightest estsntaian and ~
10 make I'm set he bal ever ths plate
Nswsons most compact pitch = sidearm fat
ball III curve i oniy far. bit he's fat tat
TIE curve looks liza iashandle when ne cut. II
loose. BE has knuckler and sometimes thfow.
overland 70 lsf-hand hattsrs. especially wAsn -
crowd has the hall comins out 81 white shirts IA
center field"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
BOY KILLS 20 RATTLERs

HILLSIDE. wyo.-Pat Todd.
Is. claims the 1910 Rocky Noun
tain record for rattlesnake kill
ings. Young Pat accounted for
30 snakes each with from nine to
IA rattles while herding sheep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

that they haven't
ct t. 10 The
Browns
Baseball Tx
politics. e.
strange hedf 81.
low
Il was IN ST
Louis that On e
~ the arangest
battery eomhlna-
items In history
was formed
Bn Newnm.
The South Caro-
Ina ehstterhox.
- MILL 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

EVANSTON. ni.-Diek Erdiltz
Northwestern QUARTERBACK, spsnt
the summer travelling With the
Ringing Brothers circus and bls
JOB vas feeding csrgantaa. ths
gorilla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Lamarche Back
In Quarter Spot

SPOKANE Return of Pat La
n4rehe. regular quarterback. To-
day strengthened gonzaga uniysfs
atty for lts clash with Portland
university Saturday LAmafehs
had been out with q knss injury
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
BATTERY FORMED At
NEwsoM's SUGGESTION

The partnership was formed At the hlastsry New
sons suggestion.
III was this way explains the Harisvs Head
liner. 4 hear sullivan IL lousy catcher with
scatter arm but the Browns amt got no catching
nohow. and William can hit the ball
so I says 10 myself. 'Bo-Bo. old Bo.Bo well
make the best Of = bad bargain. Wen take this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Sentence With Browns Was Foundation
For Strange NeWsom- Sullivan Battery

sullivan - 81 IN 81 n - lsft-Azsasa - =
- that alsh1
- whss happens rs sullivan tn. - = -
ths sileke.t catcher I sxer pitched =. Ne ~ an
i straight IeF them Rrewns Nhsn / So NJ "a
break n beng traded u Detroit n Ma lnsa ~
- picked np where ~s eft CT Nhsn sullivan eonas
= fhs Tigers At snf1nx - seat - = "a =
- n ne 1aths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

van the gracious Notre Dame coilegian honor stu
dent lawyer. contractor
Bo-Bo Nessom had been with dozen different
outfits minor and MAJOR. sullivan. after seeing
service with four big league outfits had been given
up rather ordinary k-of-ail-trades who
could do little more than paste the pill.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
State Colored
Republicans
Meet In Yakima

State colored republican leaders
of the State of Washington have
been called to meet in Yakima on
March 30, to prepare resolutions
to be submitted to the Republican
state convention which meets in
Tacoma, Washington, May 25.
The visiting delegates will be the
guests of Colored Citizens Repub-
leans at a banquet to be held in
the auditorium of the chamber of
commerce on the same day.
The executive committee of the
Colored Citizens club completed ar
rangements for their annual ban
quet at the home of the president,
Mr.. Edward Porter. Tickets for
the banquet went on sale in va
kima County, Monday, March IS.
Mrs. Geo. w. Anderson and Mrs.
Pearl Bragg will be in charge of
the preparation and serving of the
banquet.
Porter and the members of the
executive committee of the club
announced that they were FORUM
ate in securing the service of Mr..
Bernard e. Squires, executive Sc.
cretary of the Seattle Urban
League, as the speaker for the
banquet.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Discrimination I'm
Restaurant
Fought

WASHINGTON, D. c. - A con-
ference, arranged through the To-
cal branch of the NAACP, was
held here Thursday, February %,
at the office of John Carmody, di-
rector of the Federal Works Auth
ority, to discuss longstanding COM
plants of discrimination against
Negro citizens in restaurants and
other public eating places located
within the various Government
buildings here.
Those present at the conference
were: Carmody, DR.. Herbert c.
Marshall, president of the NAACP
District of Columbia branch; Wal
ter White, John Lowell, secretary
of the branch, and Dean William
HASTE, chairman of the associa-
tons national legal committee.
Two of Carmody's assistants were
also present.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Five Suspects
Held For Assault

Five men were arrested and held
in Jail without charge in connec-
ton with the robbery and assault
of Mrs. Gladys Simpson, last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Simpson claims she was on
her way home when she was &C.
costed by a man and forced into
an automobile and taken to the
Atlas hotel where she was robbed
and assaulted.
: James Smith, one of the sus-
poets, was released. James Will
liams and James Raspberry are held
in Jail in lieu of $4,000 bail. Both
will be arraigned in Judge Hoar's
court, Monday, at 1:30 o'clock.
They are charged with criminal
assault.
Attorney John Prim, president
of the NAACP, stated to the
Northwest Enterprise that his or
ganization would conduct the de-
Tense of the prisoners. The en-
trance of the NAACP is signifi-
cant. Information coming to that
organization indicates they sus-
pect sinister motives behind the
charges and will make every eff
fort to make the facts known to
the public.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Pleads Own Case:
Is Found Guilty


Miles Williams, charged with Sc
cond degree burglary, was found
guilty by jury in Judge William
j. Wilkins court, Monday, March
10.
Testimony showed that Williams
entered the home of T. Getty,
departing with $10S, gloves and
soap. He was arrested two days
later and $87 in money, gloves and
soap were found on his person.
Before sending the case to the
jury, the attorney for Miles asked
the courts permission for his eli
ent to address the jury. Judge
Wilkins readily assented. The en-
bryo Scion in his plea to the jury
stated that the money found on
his person was a "catch from the
Chinaman," intimating it should
be returned by all means. He re-
ferred to his record as a soldier.
Brilliant as was his argument to
an attentive jury, no time was lost
in returning verdict of guilty.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Good Will Tour
Coming To Seattle

The National Baptist Convention
Inc, with a membership of four
million, the largest Negro organi-
cation in the world, is sponsoring
Goodwill Tour of the West and
Northwest. The group of about
fifty, composed of the officers of
the Convention and Colored lead
ers of the denomination, will visit
Seattle April 1915. The Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, 1884 10th Ave-, is
the official host to the visitors but
the entire citizenry, colored and
white, will assist in entertaining
the distinguished guests. The
group will be led by DR.. L. K. Will
liams, Chicago, President of the
Convention for the past eighteen
year, and Mrs. S. w. Lawten, of
Philadelphia, President of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary Convention.
The Convention operates large
publishing houes, a training school
for missionary workers, and the
American Baptist Theological Sc
minary in Nashville, Tenn, and
has a large force of Missionaries
as well as a large well equipped
hospital, Monrovia, Liberia, West
Africa.
1.-The purpose of the tour is mis-
sionary in it's aspects" explained
DR.. Fountain w. Penick, pastor of
the Mt. Zion Baptist church, Sc
attic and official Northwestern re-
preventative of the Convention.
1.-THE colored people of the North
west have in many respects been
neglected. We desire to know the
leaders of our group in this Sec
ton and to encourage them to
meet unitedly and Fundamentally
their own problems and to pro-
mote the growth of Christian
National organization that will,
through Christian methods, cham
pion the rights of the Negro, a
minority group"
The group will arrive in Seattle
via milwaukee, and CT PAIL Rail
way, from Spokane. A large dele
cation of local citizens will be pre-
sent at the train to escort the vi
sitors to their local headquarters,
the Mt. Zion Church, where they
will be served breakfast, follow
ing which they will make a tour
Continued on Page Two)
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Ted Woods Writes Open Letter To
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union

Mr.. Nichols:
You remember me, don't
you? I'm the fellow you were
told to avoid in Seattle, not
that I am afflicted with di-
sease that may prove fatal
should l pass it on to you. 'Tis
true, Mr.. Nichols, 1 am sick,
but not physically SO. If the
editor would permit the use of
just one little "cuss" word I'd
tell you that I'm damn sick
of these small but frequent
cases of discrimination that
bob up every now and then
at your hiring hall.
Nobody asked me to write this
letter, Mr.. Nichols. There are four
men who should have written to
you but the four of them together
are less competent than this al
legged writer, not from a journals
tic point of view, but because the
"Unholy Four" aided and abbeted
by union politicians at your hiring
hall, and further assisted by your
negligence to duty, pulled a sellout
that is unequaled even by the Mu-
mich of Hitler and Chamberlain
fame. So you see, Mr.. Nichols, if
the "Unholy Four" accepted a
months salary in return for the
Negroes right to future employ
ment on ships, it follows logically
that they are too weakened to
protest. In fact, Mr.. Nichols, men
of that calibre have so much yell
low running up and down that
which is supposed to serve as a
spine, they could hardly sit erect
long enough to write letter. I
wonder just what your position
in the matter is, Mr.. Nichols?
You will notice that I have ac-
cused you of neglecting your duty
That accusation has been leveled
your way because every member
of that union has the right of pri-
vilege to protect each members
work. You know, Mr.. Nichols, that
Continued on Page Two)
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-03-22
Won't Support NLRB Emasculation
But Fight Discrimination NAACP

New York-Complete opposition
to the emasculating amendments
to the National Labor Relations
Act, proposed by the Smith Com
mittee, and support of an amend
ment which would insure an even
tual breakdown of discrimination
against Negro workers in organ
lied labor were the key points en-
phasized by the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Co
lored People in statements filed
with the House and Senate labor
committee today.
The statement, was sent to the
House Labor Committee headed by
Representative Mary T. Norton;
and to the Senate Committee on
Education and Labor, headed by
Senator Ebert D. Thomas.
Officials of the organization ex-
planned that the statement was
sent out in order to make it clear
that the association was entirely
opposed to those oppositionist
groups whose aim is to destroy
the Act and hurt labor as a whole
At the same time the Association
wanted to give concrete expression
to its unqualified opposition to the
do-nothing tactics employed by
some unions who have continued
to discriminate against Negro
workers.
The N. A. A. G.. P. state
ment in part, follows:
"The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie asks that by means of this
communication it be permitted to
express it unqualified opposition
to emasculation of the National
Labor Relations Act now proposed
in H. r. 1913, the so-called Smith
Amendments, and strongly urges
that these proposed amendments
be rejected.
"The National Labor Relations
Act is designed to aid labor in Or
ganizing freely and bargaining col
lectively. The proposed amend
ments can have, no other effect
Continued on Page Two)