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eu at the polls by anti-labor
forces in the past has not been
because labor has voted wrong,
but because it has failed to vote.
his they propose to correct by
a conce trated registration
drive already in progress.
Information relative to the
organization, time of meetings,
membership and other questions
relative to the PAC may be Sc
cured by calling the Political
Action Committee Headquar-
ters, room 410, 425 Winthrop
Street.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-08-18

issue. II have always been for
equality of opportunity in work,
working conditions and political
rights" Truman said to the re-
porter. 81 think the Negro in the
armed forces ought to have the
same treatment and opportuni-
ties as every other member of
the armed forces. l think this
should also be true of Negro
women in the armed forces" 4"
Questions about his belief in
Jim Grow segregation-the
southern principle of separate
but equal-have been raised by
his statement in the same inter
view that his support for Negro
education is demonstrated by
his aid to a school for Negro
girls when he was a judge in
Missouri.
Truman's main claim to dis
tinction, in his career up until
now, has been the achievements
of the Senate committee bearing
his name. In report this
spring, Truman lauded the work
on the home production front
without which, his report says,
sit wouldn't have been possible
to consider an invasion now"
This astounding perform
ance," Truman said of war
workers production achieve
mentS, exceeds anything of its
kind ever achieved in the his
tory of the world. The results
obtained are the best answer to
the critics on the home front. y
Stands With Unions
In this same committee state
ment, Truman takes his stano
beside AFL, CIO and railroad
unions, all of whom have urged
that civilian goods be produced
wherever possible when vic
tories allow cutbacks in the
amounts of munitions produced
"The committee has always
believed" the report says, that
civilian production should be
permitted at the highest levels
consistent with obtaining the
war material required for com
bat action and military train
ing, A sound civilian economy
is an obsolute essential to wag-
ing a long war"
Full employment is the goal
urged by the Truman commit
tee, and they point out that "the
existence of unemployed work
ers In a war production area ad-
versely affects the working
morale of those employed in
war plants. W.
Among Truman ms fright"
votes in earlier sessions of Con-
gress are votes for: the Wagner
Fair Labor Standards Act, the
Railroad Retirement Act, the
Guffey Coal Bill, the Wage
Hour Act, the 1887 Low Cost
Housing Bill, and the 1910 bill
to eliminate oppressive labor
practices (such as use of strike
guards, industrial munitions,
etc.
Evening star., 1944-04-11

is July l, 1914. A copy of the reso-
luton will be sent to Chairman
Bilbo of the Senate District Com
mittee.
The association also voted to re-
iterate its former demand for a
curfew law providing that all minors
below l6 years of age be off the
streets by 10 pm. Copies of the
resolution will be sent to the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations, the
Board of Commissioners, Senator
Bilbo and chairman of the House
District Committee.
Following appointment of William
Brown and Victor Shulz as a Com
mittee of Membership, the meeting,
held at the third precinct, 20l4 K
street NV, was adjourned. 1t was
presided over by Walter Wasson,
first vice president, in the absence
of the president, Paul Sweet.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Catholic Peace Group
Ends Sessions Today

The Catholic Association for In
ternational Peace will conclude its
18th annual conference at Trinity
College today with election of
officers.
During the two-day conference
association members heard the Most
Rev. Paul Yu-Pin, vicar apostolic of
Marking, China, plead for an "enor-
nous" increase in the number of
Catholic missionaries now being
sent to China. 1t has taken seven
centuries to build up a Catholic
population of 100000 in China, he
said, and progress could be far more
swift if the present staff of 900 mis-
SionarieS there were increased to
approximate the 5000 Protestant
missionaries.
Dean Henry Grattan Dolye, on
leave from George Washington
University to direct the Inter
American Training Center, de-
scribed the work of a special COM
mittee under the American Council
on Education to study textbooks on
Latin America. Publishers have
been asked, he said, to have their
proposed textbooks reviewed by
Latin American experts to avoid
misinforming the public.
Other speakers were Waldemar
Gurian, editor Review of Politics,
University of Notre Dame; the Rev.
Gerard F. Yates, S. j., Georgetown
University; the Rev. Edward A.
Conway, S. j., Regis College; Joseph
Matt, editor of The Wanderer, st.
Paul, MINI; Thomas H. Mahony,
vice president of the Federal Union;
Blair Bolles, director Washington
Office, Foreign Policy Association,
and the Rev. John La Fargo, S. j.,
executive editor America, New York.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Citizens Ask SIum Evictions
Be Postponed for Duration

Postponement of the eviction of
alley dwelling tenants from the
present date of July /, 1914, for the
duration of the war was urged in a
resolution approved by the West
End Citizens Association last night
The action was suggested by sew
eral members as a remedy for the
conditions brought about by the
present war emergency and over
crowded housing. According to the
l0-year slum reclamation program.
passed in 1884. the expiration date
Evening star., 1944-04-11

Veterans, at 8 o'clock tonight in
Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922
Vermont avenue NV. Ogle r. SIM
|gleton, Washington, also will talk.
Refreshments will be served. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Rush Holt to Speak

Rush D. Holt, member of the
West Virginia House of Delegates
and former Senator, will address the
Junior Board of Commerce at a
luncheon meeting at 1890 pm.
Thursday at the Annapolis Hotel.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Daughters to Meet

Mrs. F. B. Harrington, former
president of the California division,
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, will address the Washington
Camp No. 305, Sons of Confederate
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03
RUSAMS ARTEJANT | LIETUVA,
METAS NUNS IMTIS DARBO!

Peticija, kuria isleidzia Amerikos visuomene
Anelkos Lletuvlu Selmo nutar1mu, VykdOmasis 10
mitetas, atsisaukia Amerikos Vvriausybe, stikmu
Amerikos pileciQ Letuvu vardu, kurie istikimai dir
ba karo dirbtuvese r kllriu vaku tukstancia randa
81 karo frontuose ginkuotose iiegose, kovojant uz
tytu principu, kad neeistu Rusams sunaikinti Letu
vos nep1'iklausomybe.
Peticija sreiskia pastikejima kad Amerikos val
dzia prisaikys Atlantic Carterio kuris apima sios
lies ir visuomenes karo ir takos tikslus
Peticija pareiskia ir Lietuviu pasigerejima isna-
sunni ir narsumu Rusiios zmonu, kurie naIode nepa-
ma Rusams kad ir Lietuvia kariauja uz liuosybe il
todel jie yra nusebn Sovietu Rusijos parekstais
Omais atnlti Lietuvai jos aisve ir neprikauso-
mybe. Tokiu budu, 81 Peticija kreipiasi Americas
Prezdenta kad s naudotu itaka Sovietu Ru-
sJOs vyrausybe, primenant ja kad ii ispildytu
su Lietuva pasrasytas ir tebeveikiancas sutartis!
Peticijoje reika rinkt ir priimti parasas kiekve-
no If visu kas tk yra AmerkOs piliets ne tik vien
lletu!lu = kurle sutinka IL praso kad Amerikos W.
rausyhe uzstotu Lietuvos laisve prizes Sovietus ir
kad pasrupintu atstegt Iietuva vel Nepriklausoma
Paras snkejaie priyale= =pi4niausia pys rt1pintf
gautl parasus savo miesto mayoru kitu zylnu Amer-
kieciu, r vsu kitu piliecu parodant kad iie uzara
Lietuvos lasve il nepriklausomybe.
Tos peticjos monas ar daugiau parasu =
bus nuvezta paciam Prezidentui Rooseveltui.
Peticiju gaite gauti rasydami j:
LIETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGOS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue, Cleveland g. Ohio
Siam darbu = peticijoms, ju siuntinejimu reika-
linga daugau pinigV todel kuriems rupi Lietuvos
lasve, siQskt aukas ir tolau. Aukojimas kaip
II patti kova uz Lietuvos neprklausomybe lai nesu-
sto]a! Sllskit LVS Centre adresu.
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RUSAI VERZEASs
ESTfJO

Kovo 2 d. pranesimais,
raudonoji armija praejo
Vokieciu tvirtove Narva il'
isiverze 10. myliu giliau j
siaurine Estonija. Taip pat
Rusai pazygiavo kelias my
lias j pietus nuo Vitebsko,
svarbios naziu tvirtoves
siaures Baltgudijoje.
Raudonieji perejo Peipus
ezera Estijoje il atakuoja
Pskova j pietus nuo to eze-
70.
Tuo budu raudonoji ar
mia palengva arteja Lat
WHO'S ir Lietuvos.
Neziurint Vokieciu at
kakliu pastangu prizes Ru-
sus laikytis, ju linijos su-
lauzomos.
Rusai pasiryze sia ziema
'islaisvinti' Baltijos jura ir
Pabaltijo zemes is naziu.
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Mi|ijono Para$Q Rinkimo vajus Prasideda
KARO zINIOS

ITALIJOJE, Britai uz-
eme du Vokieciu apgink-
luotus punktus savo zygia-
vine pirmyn. pralauzdami
ramuma kokis Xxi siol lai-
kesi Anzio pakrastyje.
Vokieciu trecias pasike-
sinimas sumusti Alijantu
jiegas islipusias Anzio pa
krastyje sulaikytas.
Skaiciuoiama V k ieciai
panese $4,000 vyru nuosto-
]iu Anzio musyje.
Roma pranesa apie Ali
janu lektuvu smarku bom-
bardavima to miesto.
ORC atakai is Anglijos
vedami visu smarkumu =
sprogdinami Vokieciu mie-
stat.
Pereita savaite buvo vie
mas is didziausiu ORC alta
kavimu Vokietiios. Ame-
rika neteko $500 lakunu
su $50 lektuvu.
PACIFIKE. Amerikieciai
isiverze j Admiralty salas
Japonams netiketai.
Tvirtove Rabaul smar-
kiai atakuota 200 y. S. or
laiuiq nuskandinta 14sJa-
pony laivu sugabenusiu ten
reikmenis.
Prizes iris dienas, Ame-
rikos karo LAVAL nuskandi-
no 7 Japonu laivus ir Z XII
tus sugadino. Atakavo Ka-
vieng, Naujoj Airijoj.
Pranesa kad pastarame
atakavime Truk salos nu-
skandinta % Japonu laivai.
Burmoje, Azijoje, Ali
jantai iSmuse apie 5000 ia
ponu kareiviu dvieju sa-
ciu susikirtimuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03
SUOMIJA TARIASI
APIE PAL.IAURASl
SU RUSIJA

Vasario q bolSeviku la
kunai simtais uzpuole sa-
vo kaimyne Suomija, IL pa
hko daug miestu gliuve-
siuose il liepsnose. Tai So
vietQ pastangos priversti
Suomius baigti kara il da-
ryti paliaubas su Russia.
Suomi.ios vyriausybe pa
tikrina kad Suomija gavo
bolseviku karo paliaubu is
lygas, kurias turi priimti,
kitaip bus sails isnaikinta.
Britannia remia Rusija
IL sutiko ant Sovietu paga-
mintu Suomiams salygu.
Svedu spauda raso jog
salygos yra "astrios", Suo-
Mai jomis remiasi tik de-
IyUOIIIS dple COlcSIleS Sdly
gas.
Sovietai reikalauia Suo-
mius nutraukti rysius su
Vokieciais tuoiau.
Kadangi Ali.iantu sutar-
ia jog viena valstybe be ki-
tos zinios negali daryti SUI
tartis ir raliaubas, todel
bolseviku salygos patiektos
ir Anglijai patikrinti.
Ar Anglia patvirtina IL
kitus Sovietu grobimo Eu-
ropoje planus?
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Americas Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus vajus sukelimui $3,0Q0,-
900 Cuyahoga apskrityje pra-
sidejo su Kovo l diena ir tests
per menesi laiko. symet nu-
statyta sukelti daugiau negu
buvo reikalinga pernai. Viso-
je salyje siu metu Raudonojo
Kryziaus Karo Fondas apima
$500, 100000.
Aukos bur renkamos namuo-
Sc, darbe .ir visose istaigose.
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gaminti sau tinkamu saugumo
tvoru. Lietuvos likimas tada
butu neaiskus.
RUSV politini aktinguma
matydama, Amerikonu spauda
pradeda Washingtona spirit
rodyti toki pat, jei ne didesni,
aktinguma. New York Times
klausia: 'Kodel musu vadai
taip mazai kalba apie sio karo
tikslus The American Mer-
curry zurnale (Kovo men, Ru-
SUI besigrabaliojimas Rytu Eu-
ropoje stipriais argumentais
pasmerkiamas ir reikalaujama
kad Westinghouse prabiltu At
lanto Carterio dora paremtu
moraliu balsu.
Americas visuomene bunda,
ir smagu kad joje tick daug
Lietuvos ir kitu mazu tautQ
laisvei draugu.
Lietuvai vaduoti Sajunga Ia
bal laiku isleido knyga Time
Hess Lithuania. LiVS labai lai-
lku susauke selma New Yorke
Tie du darbai atgaiyino Anne
|rikos Lietuviu siela.
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LENKAI NEPRIIMA
SOVIETU SIENOS

Lenku vyriausybe Lon
done grieztai atsisako pri-
init Curzono Linija kaipo
pagrinda Rusu-Lenku sic
nos il sake, susitarimas sul
Sovietais isrodo labai tam
SuS.
Ia Curzono Linija uzgi-
ria il Churchill, vel patai-
kaudamas Maskvai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

VOKIECIAI pradejo zy-
Mai padidinta bombardavi-
ma Londono ir tikimasi
bombardavimas visos Ang-
lijos bus dar labiau padi-
dintas ateityje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

OAR l 200, 900 vyru bus
pasaukta u. 5. kariuome-
men Xxi Liepos menesio.
Dabartiniu laiku apie 5
milijonai karo amziaus W.
ru paliuosuota nuo tarna-
vino: 100000 dirba uke-
Sc ir 100000 svarbiuose
karo darbuose.
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g'tOn.-

Washin gtOn.- Preziden-
tas Roosevelt nustate val
dzios taisykle kad g1vze is
kariuomenes vyral lures
pirmenybe j federalius dar-
bus. kurie kur tiks.
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SeSi 5slvO. Atlanta, Ga.
Viena moteris neteko kari
neie tarnyboje savo seimos
Sesiu nariu, vyro. sunaus,
broliu il sesers. il stojo j
karo dirbtuve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

GRAIKAI kariauja prizes
savo SALES okupantus Vo-
kiecius, nuverte nuo begiu
traukini, sake uzmusta 400
Vokieciu kariu.
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Toronto, Kanada.

TUT UIItU, hdIIdud. VI
sos industrines il komerci-
mes istaigos valdzios isaky-
mu norma priversti dirbti
4S valandas savaiteje. Dar-
bininkams butu Quota sa-
waite atostogu SUI uzmokes-
ciu karta metuose.
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MESOS gausim daugiau.
l. I

MES'Jo SduSlHl udttS idu~
Nors buvo skelbiama kad
kicks 81 pavasarl
gall sumazeti, taciau dabar
netiketai paskelbiama jog
pradedant sekmadieniu SUI
mazinama punktu kicks
ant visokios kiaulienos ir
kaip kuriu daliu jautienos
mesos. Taigi uz nuskirta
kieki punktu bus galima
gauti daugiau mesos.
Kanadoje dar geriau pa
.daryta: mesa visai nuimta
nuo racionavimo listu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

Is Berlino skelbiama jog
Alijantu isiverzimo Woke
tijon is vakaru fronta ga
lima tiketis apie rudeni.
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Mirgu Margo
Raso Kugis Mugis.

VASARIO 16-ta minint.
Amerlkos spauda ir visuome-
ne parode stipriu SYMPATHY
Lletuvos laisvei. Illinois, Ohio
II Michigan gubernatoriai is
leldo tam tikras proklamacijas
II prase pilieciu ia Lietuvos
diena tinkamai pamineti.
Maryland valstijoje Vasario
16-ta nuo 1885 metu yra Off
ciale valstijos svente.
Musu visuemenes sureng-
tuose minejimuose kalbejo Sc
material, kongresmanai ir XII
tt zymus Amerikieciai. Spau-
ola viska aprase ir Lietuvos
traginga likima Amerikonams
primine. Amerikos Lietuvio
sirdi tai siltai dziugina, vilciu
priduoda, mes visuomenes OPT
Mia turf galutina gala visuo-
sc klausimuose, kaip Anglas
filosofas Bertrand Russell iro-
de.
Rusai, zinoma, seka "Tiesa
galioje" krypti, kur ne protas.
ar sirdis. bet kumstis Waldo.
Atsimename ir kataliku Cath
olic World redaktoriaus pa
klausa: "Jei Russia Amerikos
opinijos nepaklausys, ar eisi-
me SUI Maskva kariauti ~ To
neziurint, esame optimistai.
ESAME OPTIMISTAI, nes
paciu Rusu nuotaikos nenusi-
stovejusios, neziurint ,kas ra-
Soma ar skelbiama. Taip Mas
kva, taip Westinghouse pasau-
Lyle junta naujas salygas ir
savo busima pasauline galybe,
bet dar nezino kaip ia gala
tinkamai pareiksti. Dalykai
pluduriuoja. Pavyzdziui, ne
senai bijota Maskvos sukurto
"Vokieciu Komiteto", kuris
reiskes Stalino nenora pritarti
"be salygu" pasidavimo Roo
sevelto ir Churchillo pareiks-
tai nuotaikai. Bet dabar Cir
dime kaip Rusai nori Kara
liauciaus, nori Lenkams duoti
zemiu Xxi vidurio Vokietijos.
Reiskia, Maskva naujose sally
gose taip pat graibstosi kaip
Westinghouse.
RUSAI, taciau, politiniai ak
tingesni. Ia rodo Lenku, Ju-
goslavQ, Suomiu ir Cekoslova-
ku pavyzdziai. Stalinas, be
abejojimo, mato, karas jau to-
XII pervirsi pasiekes kad poll
tines iniciatyvos rodymas bu-
tinas. Vokietijos nusilpnejima
juntant, Europos viduryje da-
rosi tustuma, kuria Stalinas
bolsevikiska drasa bando uz-
pildyti. Mazosios tautos kar-
tybeje. patiria, jos vienu vie
nos atsilaikyti negali. Nejall
Vakaru demokratijos ir Ame-
rika JOINS taip toll SUI paspir-
ties ranka kaip Dievas? Ne
jau Maskva tikrai atsisake to
"kolektyvinio saugumo" kuriuo
it katinas SUI pusle Sovietu ko-
misaras Litvinovas Xxi 1889
metu didingai nesiojosi? Ne
jau Stalinas atsisako SUI savo
talkininkais politikos klausimu
kooperuoti?
TAIP NERA. Paskutinieji
Churchillo ir Stalino pareiski-
mai pabrezia Teherano konfe-
rencijoje pasiekta bendradar-
biavima. Vienintelis neaisku.
mas - tai Americas visuome.
mes ir kongreso nuotaika. Sic
metal rinkimu metal. Jeigl
Amerikos visuomene pastatys
politinen vadoyyben bendra.
darbiavimo su Russia ir Ang
lila salininkus, Maskva, gal
butt. maziau erzinanciu ir ne
aiskiu zygiu darys. Gyveni
mo tikrove, rodos, ja lenki'
kooperuoti SUI demokratijomis
l.
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John l.. Lewis, .Ang

JUItH l.. INW1S, .AIIgIId-
kasiQ unijos prezidentas,
paskelbia jog komunistai
Waldo CIO unija il kad jos
didieii virSininkai, Murray
il Elillman. yra komunistu
"nelaisviai".
Laikas dabar atsikratyh
tos raudonos smarves uni
jose il kitur Americas gy-
venime, nes karui pasibai-
gus turesim daug bedu su
iaiS.
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PER Vasario menesi ia
ponija neteko 189 ivairaus
didumo savo laivu, kurie
vieni nuskandinti, kiti SUI
gadinti. Viso nuo Pearl
Harbor uzpuolimo Japonai
prarado Gil savo laivu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

SEN. BARKLEY susi-
take SUI Prez. Rooseveltu,
po nesusipratimo del veta-
vino taksu biliaus.
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Komunistams duris uz-


Komunistams duris uz-
dare. Neziurint komunis-
tu jautimosi kad iie svar-
bus Amerikoje dabar karo
metu, Kalifornijoje neleis-
ia komunistu PARTIAL sta
tyti savo kandidato j walls
tijos sekretorius.
KIJEVE, kaip bolsevikai
skelbia, naziai iSzude apie
$4,000 civiliniu, per visa
to miesto okupacijos lalko-
tarpi.
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Berlinas tick apnaikin-
tas nuolatiniais bombarda-
vimais kad is virs 4 milijo-
nu jo gyventoju liko tiktai
puse tick, kiti isblaskyti,
isbegioja, dalis uzmuSta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-03

RUSIJAI is Amerikos Xxi
siol per Lend-Lease Quota
reikmenq uz milziniska SUI
ma, S4,243, $4,000. Gavo
1900 lektuvu, 4,70O tanku
ir tanku naikintoju. IT,
900 tony sproginiu. Prize to
desimtimis tukstanciu kitu
kariavimui reiknenu II SUI
virs 6 milijonus poru batQ
arlnijai. Tais ginklais boil
sevikai dabar ruoSiasi pa.
vergti Europa.
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VOKIETIJOS karo lai-
vynas, neskaitant mazu pa
virsio laivu ir kick subma-
rinu, skaitosi visai jau SUI
naikintas. Didesni LAVAL
nuskandinti arba suardyti,
ir Vokieciu jiega kariauti
juroje sunyko.
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Gro paste zenklai bus
pakelti nuo c Xxi SC nuo
Kovo 26 dienos.
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'.*'''s''''''l|aAl|y . *'''''|aA
D A r B Al
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Detroit. Briggs Mfg.
Co. buvo sustreikave $50
darbininku Outer Drive
dirbtuveje, bet vel gryzo.
Youngstown, o. - sio-
ie srityje ivedama AS va
landu darbo savaite apie
$4,000 darbininku dirban-
ciu mieste il apsk1ityje.
Tas paliecia $500 firlnu
sioje srityje.
Nuo Balandzio l sis nau-
jas patvarkvmas tul'i butt
ivestas.
Bellaire, o. - Sustreika-
vo apie 1000 darbininku
Powhatan ANGLES kasyk|o-
je, del vieno darbininko ne
susipratimo su kasyklos
forelnanu.
Unijos prezidentas Le-
wis isake darbininkams bai-
gti streika il gryZti dirbti.
Australijoj, sustreikavus
angliakasiams, jauni vyrai
streikeriai gavo armijos
paSaukima stoti kariuome-
nen. Tas padaryta kai jie
atsisake lpaklausyti val
dzias gihinaa glyzti@-dir
bti.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-03-10
Resolutions
Editor, Labor Leader


William L. Hutchinson is of the Cotere of Ancients
that have dominated the AFL for many With
the coere he believes that the principles that adapted
the conditions of 1882 deserve the classification
and should never be changed or abrogated.
He has been the labor representative the Republican
National committee and in that capacity he assisted the
the Pews and du Points, the Rands and Grders
Hoovers and Gearharts the Bricker the Mas
republicans whose chief ambition life is to destroy
With this background is not surprising that Mr. Huche-
presented set of resolutions to the general
board of the Carpenters union which adopted by the
board in which he bitterly criticised Roosevelt
Deal and denounced the many that have been
adopted by the New Deal attempt to curb the rapacy
the corporations and limit their ability to exploit the people,
The resolutions demanded the preservation of free
prise the abatement of bureaucracy and the halt
ISM These demands will meet the full and hearty approval
of the San Diego Union and Tb the Hears and McCorms
and all of the corporations that republican
party serves we'll
The resolutions also demands the creation of
through private industry This is grim joke in view of the
fact that private enterprise has given full employment
in time of and free enterprise that Mr.
stouty defends and supports frankly declares that
have float of unemployed to keep down wages dis
courage strikes.
With this type of leadership is any wonder that we
have proposition No. and thConnelly bills
unions compelled to constant warfare for their
against the attacks of corporations and their republican
stooges.-Frank Simpson in San Diego Labor Leader.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-03-10
WHAT ABOUT FINLAND

Finland is nearly as much in evil
dence as it was in 1899 only now it
is not so much referred to as: "Poor
brave little Finland" 1t is now more
fully realized that Baron Mannerheim,
the fuehrer's right-hand partner, don't
necessarily mean all Finland, and as
far as fighting defensive war-tell
that to Leningrad. This city, under
nazi and Finnish siege guns for %
months suffering a loss of a million
souls, mostly from starvation and
freezing. cant believe that sinking
Lend-Lease ships, cutting the Muir
mansk railroad and pouring shells
from siege guns on Finnish soil is
fighting a defensive war.
Hitler was lavish in promises to
satellite states, giving Mussolini
free hand in Africa and Mannerheim
to take over Leningrad with a popu-
lation nearly as big as all of Finland
in addition to strip of land up to
the White Sea, thus more than doubl-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-03-10
.Coverage Under
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Second, the amount of money which
would come into the insurance fund
from these lower incomes would be
insufficient for the medical benefits
planned. There are three possible
ways out of this difficulty: (a) to re-
duce the medical benefits available to
each beneficiary; (b) to pay the doc
tors less for their services; or (c)
to call on general tax funds to make
up the deficit The third is an i'm
possible solution at the present time;
and to accept one of the first two
means inadequate service in either
quantity or quality, if not in both.
But quality of service is of the
essence of any scheme for providing
medical care if adequate care is to be
rendered. The Physicians Forum has
always insisted upon this, as indeed
have all groups no matter what their
attitude towards the bill. We are
therefore opposed to the imposition of
an income limit since it appears that
any such limitation would interfere
with quality of service. Indeed, we
believe that only if the widest posi-
BILE coverage is provided can an ade-
quate standard of care be maintained,
unless general tax funds can be en-
ployed to bridge any gap between in
come and expenditure.