davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-12-13

happy reunion with her estranged
husband.
Somehow the play as a play is not
so engaging as you might gather
from the above narrative. Much of
the writing, aside from the baseball
angles. could. it seems to me, have
been funnier and more sparkling
and with swifter movement. But
this may be bit too captious, and,
in any case, a purely individual re-
action. For there Is fun in the
piece, and, as said, the baseball stuff
is grand.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Two Bright Minds Merged
In Guilds Russian People,
Clifford Odets Adapted
Modern Soviet Drama
For American Audiences
Bv Andre,v K, KELLEY.

Russia regards Konsantic smono 27yerod playwright and
OF something
America Clifford author of Golden
Awake waiting
contemporary theaters
Russian
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Sheilah Graham Harvests
Movie Girls With Future
Hollywood Finds Novices
Who May Have Markings
OF Stardom in 1943
By Sheilah Graham,
North American Newspaper Alliance.
HOLLYWOOD.


Hollywood harvest
periods Producers really looking talent
blossom this department
reisng change from the old girls the quite
Don't agree?
Susan Peters ought to be within months Watch
Evening star., 1942-12-09

municipal employees, their wages,
their employment, their dismissal or
their relations with officials of their
respective city governments"
Mayor La Guardia said members
in all parts of the country of the
United States Conference of Mayors.
which he heads, we're consulted after
Newark, N. j., had challenged the
WLB's powers when a panel in No.
vember recommended intervention
in a dispute between the Newark
Public Works Department and 400
garbage collectors.
Also pending before WLB is a dis
agreement between New York City
and $4,000 employees of the city's
transit lines over wages, hours and
working conditions. No panel has
recommended assumption of juris-
diction in the New York case.
New York representatives have
been invited to sit in on the New
ark hearing. 1t was said infor-
mally by WLB spokesmen that If
the board decides it has jurisdiction
in the New York case. a panel then
would 60 into the issues in greater
detail. The Transport Workers
Union asked the board to intervene.
Whereas the WLB panel recon-
mended reinstatement of IS dis
missed employees in Newark, the
New Jersey Civil Service Commits
sion last week upheld their dis
missal by Joseph M. Byrne, jr.,
Evening star., 1942-12-09

collectors in Newark last October,
A WLB panel has recommended that
the board take jurisdiction.
Newark's stand has won the back
ing of the mayors or city managers
of 70 cities who have joined in a
manifesto telling the War Labor
Board that I'VE cannot at any time
submit to its jurisdiction any alleged
dispute with city employees"
Davis Opens Hearings.
THE President was careful not
to include all employers in his ex-
ecutive orders" Mr.. Schroeder said.
If he had. they would have been
unconstitutional"
Board Chairman William H. Davis
opened the hearings by saying the
board had mo desire to increase
our obligations or authority" He
added, however, that successful
prosecution of the war docs not
exclude any kinds of disputes
Mayor La Guardia of New York
declared yesterday that many other
heads of American cities had ap-
proved of the protest.
The statement said the 79 signers
had considered President Roosevelt's
October order under which the
WLB alleges to have jurisdiction
over municipal employees" and con-
cluded that there is nothing in
the Federal statute or the said ex-
ecutive order which gives the said
War Labor Board jurisdiction over
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Of American Cyanamid b Chem

Of American Cyanamid q Chem
ical Co.
Roger D. Lapham, chairman OF
the board of American-Hawa
Steamship Co., also criticized the
company, saying it uses its freedom
of speech by half truths. .
Wards has freedom of speech and
the industry members Of this board
also have freedom of speech and
they intend to use it to tell the truth
and not a damn bunch of half
truths"
Wayne L. Morse. public member,
said he considered the company S
position "a pure case of welching on
an agreement" with the President
and lone of the most unpatriotic po-
sitions that any citizen could take
in time of war ="
Chairman William H. Davis told
the company representatives:
You say to me orally that you are
doing 1t because you are good citi-
zens of the United States. Then you
put in the contract you are not do
ing it for that reason, but you are
doing it under duress. If a SOL
dier in battle advances under the
order of the commander in chief and
is killed, has he been killed under
duress?"
Company Offers Statement.
John A. Barr, manager of labor
relations for the company, said he
preferred not to answer that ques-
ton.
The company placed statement
in the record saying it considered
its position was one of obedience to
the commander in chief, but that it
did not consider the document in
question contract because there
has been no agreement between
Wards and the union" The state
ment added that in order that the
document itself may be clear and
truthful, the company included
three sentences stating the boards
order was illegal and unsound and
was incorporated in the document
under duress.'
IF Wards had the right to test
the legality of the boards demands
in the courts, Wards would have
done so, but Wards was deprived
of a remedy in the court by the
boards complete lack of legal au-
thority to compel obedience to its
order" the statement said. THE
boards very lack of authority thus
resulted in a denial to Wards. as
it has to other employers, of a
right to relief in the courts"
Evening star., 1942-12-09
WLB Again Orders
Montgomery Ward
To Obey Ruling
Businessmen on Bourd
AssoiI Chicago Firm
For Its Resistance

Montgomery Ward and Co, Chi
cago, today was under new order
from the War Labor Board to exc
cute Immediately contract with
the CIO United Mail Order, Ware
house and Retail Employees Union,
embodying the union security and
other provisions set forth in the
boards earlier order on November 5.
A unanimous 12-man board served
the new directive on the Chicago
merchandising house late yesterday
after some OF the industry and
public members accused company
officials of publishing half truths"
harming the private enterprise sys-
TEN and "welching' on a promise
to the President.
The directive was addressed both
to the company and the union. 1t
allowed the company to incorporate
another clause stating that the
boards terms were included in the
agreement after protest"
"Duress' Clause Asked.
Company officials in closed
hearing had already rejected that
phraseology as wholly inadequate"
The company wanted clause say
ing it was signing under duress and
that the boards order was illegal
and unsound The company had
objected specifically to the union
maintenance clause which would
require all employees who were union
members after a certain date to
remain in good standing.
The order said the collective bar
gaining agreement was to become
effective as of yesterday. The board
set no deadline for compliance One
member said it was assumed the
company would reply within a rea-
sonable time and until then no
further steps were contemplated.
The boards previous practice in
cases of non compliance has been
to refer the case to the White House.
The union has announced willing
ness to sign.
The boards original order affects
all the company's Chicago en-
ployes. numbering about 5000. The
company denounced the order in
newspaper advertisements and said
1t would comply only if ordered to
do so by the President las Com
mander in Chief in time of war"
The President so ordered. Then
the company insisted on the right
to incorporate the duress clause.
Industrialist Assails Ward.
Harry l.. Derby, one of the four
Industry members sitting on the
case, told the company representa-
tives that Montgomery Ward has
done the greatest disservice to in
dustry and the private enterprise
system of any concern in the United
States, and feel that just as strong
~ as / can. The ads that you put
In the papers and broadcast Nation
wide were statements of untruth or
half truth" Mr.. Derby is president
Evening star., 1942-12-09
WLB Authority Denied
As Hearing Opens
On Newark Strike
7o City Heads Join
In RefusoI to Accept
Boards Ruling

By the Associated Press.
A spokesman for the City of
Newark, N. j., told the War Labor
Board today 1t had no authority ''to
invade the field of purely local gov
ernment" by assuming Jurisdiction
over a labor dispute between a
municipality and its employees.
Raymond Schroeder, Newark's s
corporation counsel, contended be-
fore the board that there was not
"the slightest reference" to labor
disputes between governing units and
their workers contained in President
Roosevelt's executive orders granting
WLB jurisdiction over industrial dis
agreements.
The board heard arguments over
the jurisdiction question in a case
involving a strike of 400 garbage
Evening star., 1942-12-09
District Girl Reports
For WAVE DUTY

Gloria Brown, 725 Taylor street
NV, yeoman third class, has re-
ported for active duty as WAVE
at the 11th Naval District headquar-
ters,, San Diego, Calf.
She was member of the first
group Of WAVES to report for duty
in the San Diego area. Miss Brown
has completed a course in Navy in
doctrination and yeoman training at
Oklahoma A. and M. College.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Stolen Car Recovered
with Little Cos Used
Py the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho.-The thief who
took Vern Phillips automobile with
its full tank Of gasoline had a con-
science, anyway.
Police located the missing car. its
fender dented and only a little of
the gasoline used up.
On the fender was So in bills and
note explaining the money was
to cover the cost Of repair work
and the inconvenience to Mr..
Phillips.
Evening star., 1942-12-09

Newark director of public works.
The right to strike, the commission
asserted, was not one OF the rights
enjoyed by public employees.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Cos Thief in Hurry
Leaves False Teeth

By the Associated Press.
SALEM, Oreg.-Police frightened
away the man who was siphoning
gasoline from an automobile.
They can't identify him, but they
are certain he left in a hurry. Be
side the tank they found a rubber
hose-and a pair of store teeth.
Evening star., 1942-12-09

A LITTLE want ad in The Star
brings = LOT of results. MA. 5000.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
MURIERON 13 PERSONALS
EN- Ell INCENDIO DE UNA
CASA DE INQUILINOS

Lynn, Mass, Enero 21.-Co
mo resultado de I'm incendio
que destruy6 una casa de inqui-
linato en- Melvin Hall, distrito
commercial de Lynn, trece persC
mas murieron quemadas.
Una casa de cinco pisos fu6
destruida por las llamas.
Algunas de las victimaS pere
cieron cuando tenian va la ayu-
da a la vista. Dos saltaron a la
calle y murieron por efecto de
las caidas, prefiriendo este a la
muerte por ell fuego. Mas de 20
cayeron en- las redes de los bonn
beros y fueron salvados. I'm
hOmbre Sc cay6 desde una altu-
rara de 40 pies cuando trataba
de descender pOr unas sabanaS
que halbia amarrado.
Ell n1mero de personals lesio-
nadas y que sufren de quama-
duras lego a %. Varies bombe-
ros sufrieron lesiones y quema-
duraS.
Una minueiosa investigation
ha sido ordenada por ell alcalje
Cole.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

ties duelos de artillerfa. asi Co
mo Ell desgadte japones ante la
Inca de resistencia americana
filipina tieEn lugar. ST la avia-
zion v la marina nor5e-ameri-
cana logran superioridad, pue-
Gle esperarse una reaction cfen-
silva de las fuerzas aliadas de la
LILA de Luz6n. Ell dominic del
mar y Ia intensa actividad de
bodas las fuerzas es la esperan-
"a de una victoria en- este fren-
te. Los momentaneos exitos ja-
poneses desapareceran 'vertigi-
nosamente.
La batalla del Atlantico es de
rivada hacia las costas del Ca
NADIA y del Norte de los Estados
Unldos. Los plrataS nan memo
su aparici6n. La vigilancia los
obligara a replegarse o desapa-
receran en- ell fondo de los ma
res; pero una cosa no nos expli-
Icamos, como logran bases para
actuar en- estas latitudes,, 81 no
tienen alguna cooperation trail
dora Y cruel para los aliados,
que Green en- la neutralidad y ca
ballerosidad de ~quienes ayudan
a los piratas.
Jose AsenSiO.
General del Ejercito de
la Rep1blica Espahola.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
SIC FNUENTRA EN- TAMPA
Ell ~INTERVETOR LEE

LEGO anUche a Tampa, con
ell fin de estudiar eel serio probe
ma contributivo del condado de
Hillsborough, ell Intervention del
Frt1ado, Sr. Lee.
FL prop6sito de su viaje, Sc
gun dijo, es determinar 10 que
sucede aqui.
"Quiero descubrir 10 que hay
detras de escs 124 litigios judi
ciales presentados en- la Corte
del Circuito."
Trae tambian en- mente, ell
$1,400,0 900 en- contribuciones de
lincuentes aculados en- los Glti-
mos cuatro amos.
"Pudiara ser que todas las ia
saiones t~uvieran que ser anula-
das. Ash tendra que ser, 81 tcdos
los litigios iniciados Sc ajustan
a la razon."
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
LA GUERRA DURANTE LA SEMANA
La bstalla de la production, factor importante
EN- la victoria.-Papel de la ~retaguardia en- ell
triunfo.-Los successes de actualidad y sus
repercusiones posibles

Para distraer la atenci6n del
pueblo, y ganar en- la diffcil 81
tuaci6n del frente Norte Afri-
cano, ha lanzado una poderosa
ofensiva aerea sobre ell Medite-
lsaneo central, siendo la forta-
lea inglesa de Malta la que ha
sufrido mas intensos boml5ar-
deos y es que las fuerzas nava-
les Sutiles inglesas apoyadas en-
Malta impiden ell paso de ayuda
" refuerzos para Tripoli. Ell ext
10 no 10 lograran solamente con
Ia acci6n aerea y ademas. en- ell
,Medfterraneo, los aliados tie
men superioridad Y la batatla
derivara del Mediterranean CEN
trail, al occidental. PronEo Tu-
nez y Marruecos seran los obJe-
tivos de Hitler, con vistas a vic
tOrias faciles.
En- ell Leland Oriente, ell alta
que en- MALAGA contin1a con u
ma intensidad cast torrencial.
Infiltraciones enemigas SON cas-
tigadas por las fuerzas inglesas
y mantienen ell comtacto con
Fort Dickenon. Los japoneses
Sc apuntan ~pequehos exitos y
ocupaciones. La aviaci6n nipo-
ma contin1a actuando con in
tensidad y su acci6n empieza a
ser contrarrestada por las fuer-
zas aereas norteamericanas y
britanicas.
DesemIDarcos en- laE }ndEas
holandeSas, en- las Islas de Bor-
neo Y Celebes han sido senala-
dos Y la destruction por los no.
landeses del principal objective
Ell petr6leo Y ell caucho, Sc dan
a conocer, asi como la resisten-
cia a los invasores.
En- Filipinas sc mantienen
EN- analoga posici6n las fuerzas
del General Macarthur y fuer-
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
III

La batalla continda, y CONT
nua encarnizadamente. La mo-
raj de los frentes es grande, es
precise que la del trabajo sea
pareja de ellos.
En- ell frente russo, la estrate-
gia alemana sufre un duro re-
YES; la idea de establecer una
Inca por ell rio Volga desde Ar
changed, en- ell Norte, hasta As
trakhan, en- ell Mar Caspio, no
ha sido lOgrada. La ofensiva ru
sa bien calculada y bien dirigi-
da obliga a una retirada cast ge
neral y paralela en- TODD 10 lar
go del frente. La Ease crucial de
la batalla rusa data del z de Di-
ciembre, ell mismo dfa de la vii
aggression japonesa a Pearl Har-
Dor, cuando Moscou era seria-
mente amenazado por ataques a
ula v Kalinin, en- ell fallo ale
man comienza su derrota. ST.
que la preston rusa sobre Cri-
mea y 81 logran dominar la pc
ninsula y a~lcanzar ell rio Dnie-
per, la situaci6n del ala dere-
cha alemana en- Tanganrof y
Kharkov sera insostenible.
La retirada impuesta en- la
gran parte del frente las accio-
mes ofensivas rusas, ell inWier-
no y las Intermediates han des-
gastado la moral del E6ercito
aleman Y Sc sehalan hechos que
denotan Su decomposition. ISL
a este anadimos la moral de los
pueblos checos y polacos, mas
de cuanto ocurre en- La Francia
ocupada, es de esperar un ra-
pido desenlace del poder de Hit
Ter contra ell que Sc revelan sus
principals auxiliares.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
CENTRIC ESPAHcL
DE TAMPA

Sc cita a todos los miemtros
de esta Sociedad para la Jun.
La General correspondence a
este mes, que Sc cele5rara el
Jueves % del corriente, a las 8
y india de la noche, en- ell edi-
ficio de Ybor.
Sc considera la Junlta Ordina
ria de este mes, la mas impor-
tante de todas, por demostrar-
Sc en- ella los progresses de la So
ciedad en- Ell dltimo ano. Por es-
TIA raz6n, es de desear la concu-
rrencia de todos los interesa-
dos.
Tampa, Fla, Enero II, 1912.
c. TOTrenS, Sec.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
KgNCHLEY RFELECTO PRE-
SIDENTE DEL MORRIS
PLAN

Ell directorate del Banco Mo-
iris Plan, de Tampa, reeligi6 a.
yer presidente y tesorero al Sr.
LeBron Kichley, de esta ciu-
dad.
Como vicepresidentes fueron
seleccionados los Sres. Otto P.
Stallings Y Sol Mas; Michael
J. O'Brien, ~secretario; sonora
blanche Fray, asitente secreta-
rio; directories, los Sres. Kinch-
ley, Mas, OfBrien, Stallings,
C. E. Webb y Julio We'll.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Actla en- dos formas para aliviar a las mujeres

didad periodical, debe empezarse a
tomar tres dias antes "del tempo
y seguir las instrucciones. O tomar-
10 como un tonico, bajo las direc.
clones, para estimular Ell apetito, me-
jorar la digestion mediante ell au.
mento de la corriente del jugo gas
trico, Y ayudar a construir fuerza.
Probablemente eli mas grande be-
%neficio Sc obtiene usando ell CAR.
DUI en- ambas formas. Usado du-
rante 16 amos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Sc efectuara hoy, a los cinco
de la tarde, ell entierro de la Sc
nora Bonita Cuesta, esposa del
conocido ciudadano Oscar Cues
ia, Que aver folleciera en- su do
micilio, 2106 de la Gale Doce.
La sObreviven, ademas de su
viudo, un lhijo, Oscar Cuesta, jr.
su madre, Sra. Carload Rocha
un hermano, Jose Rocha, tres
hermanos y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
EXHIBICIONES DE LAS ms
TITUCIONES DEL

Las instituciones del Estad1
lpresentaran notables exhibicio-
mes en- la Feria de Florida, Sena
lada para verificarse entire los
dfas 3 y IA de febrero, segdn pa
labras oel DR.. j. H. Therrell. 81
perintanGente del manicor1io de
Charlottesville
Sera traida a Tampa la LABOR
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
DIVORCIOS

D~ecretos: Agnes Judd contra
Dillard c. Judd; Other Davis
contra Lovenia Davis.
INuevas demands: Clarice
Tucker contra Clarence A. Tu-
cker; Eunice Ellen Grady con-
ira Ross Torrance Grady; Lui-
sa Sledge contra William Ro
bert Sledge.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

de sgtja, etc, de las tnrch1chas
10 la Escuela Industrial, les ml
dl2Cn9s de la Focuela Industrial
Ia colonia agrfcola de Gaines
vile, la finca de Raiford Y ell
asilo de dsmentes.
Personals relacionadas cor e.
sas in-,ituciones, d~ascribiral
como funcionan.
La labor de las muchahas Y
muJeres es admirable, segGn sc
nos informa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

"Justamente este era 10 que 20
necesitaba." Cada ano muchas mu-
jeFes dicen este despues de haber CO.
menzadO a usar ell CARDUI. Por-
que elias descubreR que las ayuda en-
dos im%portantes formas cuando su-
fren dolores de cabeza, dolores pa
recidos a calambres, alguna otra
clase de molestia periodical origina-
da solamente por causas funciona-
les.
Para ayudar a aliviar la income
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

PERDIDA-De tres ilaves, en-
la Septima avenids entire las ca
lies ID y IL. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Ell PRECI0 DE LA GAccIT.
ma

Washington Enero 21.-
Leon Henderson, admin ra-
dor de precios, declare aver az
no permitira sean eleyados
lc:e:ios de la gasolina y prCddc-
tos del petroleo sobre ell nivel
que tenian ell pasado Z de no
viembre. Este aviso aparece en-
una carta dirigida a las refine
rias y en- ella Sc mencionan los
prcdu1.os a que ell administra-
dor Sc refiere.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 91419 Franklin St.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
FGCARCHA EN- LA MANA.
Ma DE HOY

Les tsClcs de las casas apa-
recierOn cubiertos por la oscar
ha, en- la msnana de hoy.
Esta esarcha no ha causado
danes de impOrtancia, siendo la
temparfLura mfnima, Ell la ma
mana de hey, de % grades.
iEsperase mas ligera escarcha
para la manana del jueves.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21
Kidneys Must
Clean Ouikdds

Excess acids. poisons and wastes in your
SaoyT nc ~ nm MEMS RnTniyg P5asesgas Rscs-
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Cnder Eyes.
and feeling worn out often are caused by
non-organic and nUn-systemio Kidney and
Bladder troubles, Usually In such cases. the
very first dose Of Cystex goes right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
ty make you feel younger, stronger and
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package Of Cystex In
eures an immediate refund Of the full cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain ans nothing to lose dndey
this positive money back guarantee so get
Cystex from your druggist to-day for only S5c.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

may affect the Heart
Gas trapped in the stomach or outlet may set lfke q
hair-trigger on the heart At the first sign Of distress
smart men and women depend on Bell-an Tablets to
set RRs free. No laxative but made Of The fastest
acting medicines known for acid Indigestion. II The
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell -aAs better. return
Bottle 70 ~ Gzt receive DOUBLE Money Back. 2Sa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-21

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale IS.
The CIO news., 1942-11-09
Pres. MurrdY's Discussion
OF Second Front Issue

Following excerpts from Pres. MHrrays report In
hch the CIO leader discusses the problem OF land Ofen
site against Nasi Germany:
of by Nations
united people the confidence In
and the leaders Of the other United Nations
We disruption dunity divide the United Ma
ns We permit disruption duniy the
people within nation
country
subtle
Co vigorously fought these they
hesiated fight activities and
tendencies wherever they are found
QUISLINGS ARE ACTIVE
There and Of Hitler who seek challenge the
decisions
ofensivehe fronwhch the United
Nations victory The offered Of hes
defeaism The motvatng
defeat for the United Nations They Pens
leaders which brought
nation its status.
has been Hlers Of conduct divide and His
nation time while other nations who
awaited joining united action
This problem political
Of survival
offensive against Germany order victory for the
The obvious this overwhelming
numbers the German military Russia
being bed through
The United Nations determined handspring
military offensive OF the Russians the
Americans
to demand
production and In patriotism enable the
United Nations the offensive and smash forward mmedl
te military destruction Of the fascist Axis
pledged its pledge oits complete abb
support CommanderinChe, Franklin D. Roosevelt
The CIO news., 1942-11-09

cooperation between the legal and
legislative divisions. Murray said.
"As labor moves toward securing
its full responsibility In and to-
ward making its full contribution
to the task Of winning this war,
the legal problems with which
labor will have to concern itself
may become as broad as the war
effort ITSELF" he declared.
(Other sections of the report on
Legal Dept. activities are covered
In stories on the War Labor Board.
the NRLB. the Supreme Court and
employment Of aliens elsewhere In
this issue.)
The CIO news., 1942-11-09
Mexican Labor
In Unity Move

Mexico City, Nov. Z (ALN)-
The National Council Of the Con.
federation of Mexican Workers
(CTM), meeting here this week.
voted to recommend that the CTM
convention in February issue an
invitation to "all labor organiza-
tions of the country to form q
single labor federation, controlled
by majority vote OF Its rank-and-
Ale"
At the same time, II has become
more feasible since the formation
last June. on the initiative Of the
CTM, of the National Labor Coun-
Gil. composed Of representatives Of
every Mexican labor group. who
meet almost daily In the capital to
settle labor and production ques-
tions.
The CIO news., 1942-11-09
War Brings New
LeooI Problems

Boston, Nov. THE nations
first year at war he: brought new
problems to labor and increased the
work of the CIO Legal Dept,
headed by Lee Pressman, Pres.
Murray said in his report to the
convention.
Creation Of the War Labor Board
and the setting Of precedents In