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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

nika.
"Ekonomsko osiguranje radni--
ka pod kapitalizmom znaci isto
toliko koliko i osiguranje jaga--.
niaca, opkoljenih cd kurjakeva:
Sredstva proizvodnje, koja, su
jedino u stanju da "ekonomski
osiguraju radnike' ne nalaze ese~.
u njihovom posednistvu. Oaa- Sc
nalaze u posednistvu kapitals-
tickih vukova. Ono sto raanici
pod kapitalizmom primaju u.sb-
liku "ekonomskog osiguran@aaa,
jeste najamnica, kada radei nsi-.
lostinja, iii nista, kada ne4faele.- =,
A najamnica je TEX jedan ttelse~~
jedna sestina, cd radnikoveg Hs--
izvoda. Kada kapitalistiGka k4s-x-
sa ne moze, zbog manjkayessa-
domacih i svetskih pijaca; ola ~
profitabilno proda ono sto --ax,ae
ne moe potrositi cd ukrads~es -
viSka vrednosti, ona zatvaIa tssr.~-
nice. Najamnica prostate. mn1x=
stinja nastaje. Ovo je je~dineA"e-~
konomsko o%siguranje radaska'-'
pod kapitalizmom. Sto isprasno4
zna6i ropsko "ekonomske os,gA--~
ranje radnika". A FranAensteen-..
Sc junacki lupa u prsa da bi-on--.
"mogao mnogo wise uraditi' za
to ropsko "ekonomsko osiga1-
ME radnika", cd bivsih otpsse-
nth kapitalistickih gradonaeelai--
ka.
lG[t9r
Dole sa plebejskim vodjana =
i pro-kapitalistickim junisai--4
zmom! Dole sa kapitalizmom.- Da--
zivi Socijalisticki Industrijalni
Junionizam i proleterska seve-
lucia!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
P|ebejsh vodja "a kapitaIistickog
gradonate|nika

dat, "a ma koji politicki polozaj
kad ide u izbore, on je onda ka-
pitalistieki 'kandidat. To je i
Frankensteen. No, nije Franken-
steen kapitalisticki kandidat Ia
to Sto on to kaze. On bi to bio
i onda kada bi tvrdio ono sto
Free Press" kaze - da je rad
nicki kandidat. Reel ne m~enjaju
suStinu stvari. l ako Sc Franken-
steen odri6e "vrline" svojih pre-
daka cd nazad dive hiljade 60
dina, on je ipak njihovo ogledalo.
ceznja starog plebejskog vo-
die bila je da dodje do polite
kin polozaja, da bi osigurao svoj
ekonomski posed, govoreci da &c
odatle biti u stanju uspostaviti
Hiram Sloge" u rimskom cars
tvu, kojem je besnila klasna
borba. Tako govori novi, da-
nasnji, plebejski vodja. Slusajte
ga Sta zbori: "Kao gradonacel-
mix -. ia mislim da bi mogao
mnogo wise uraditi cd bivsih
gradonacelnika "a uspostavljanje
industrijalnog mira Sta Fran
kensteen misli pod "uspostavlja-
MEM industrijalnog mira" jeste,
mira izmedju radnicke kapita-
listicke klase. On sebe smatra
mnogo sposobnijim, kao moder-
nog plebejskog vodju, "a tn ra-
botu, cd otvorenih kapitalistickih
gradonacelnika.
! Da bi dokazao uredniku Free
Press, da je on sposobniji "a
"upspostavljanje industrijalnog
mira, cd svih otvorenih kapita-
listickih gradonacelnika, Fran
kensteen Sc poziva ma rekord ko-
il mu je dala jedna cd najre-
akcionarnijih %kompanija u zem-
lii. Michigan Citizens Commit
tee, zatrazio je misljenje cd
Douglas Aircraft kompanije Q
Frankensteenu, koje je posled-
MIA dostavila. On citira il pisma
predsednika kompanije, Donald
Douglasa, sledece: "... mozda
&c takodjer biti cd interesa "a
vas da znate da nasi izvrsioci,
u vezi,. sa "labor- relations, ne
mogu Sc setiti nj jednog slucaja
u kojem- je gospodin Franken-
steen. promasio da pEavilno pot
strekava clanstvo njegove orga-
nizacije da Sc drze svoga zaveta
nestrajkovanja. kada je ratna
proizvodnja bila u opasnosti.'"
Ako bi ocenjivali Frankenstee-
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pravdati Titine reel. Danasnia
Jugoslavija je ISTA ONA koja
je uspostavljena u 1918. - sa
"svetom" privatnom svojinom j
ropstvom radnog naroda!
Prva Jugoslavija je rodjena sa
istim popevkama kao i ova dru-
ga. DR.. Ljubo Leontic, koji je
poznat nasim citaocima il nase
knjige "Debata Cvetkova i Leon
tica', "a vreme radjanja prve
Jugoslavije govorio je i pisao.
da &c Jugoslavija biti najslobod-
Mia zemlja ma svetu, posto &c to
biti Jugoslavija, ne kapitalista i
veleposednika, vec radnika i Sc
ljaka. Da &c radnik i seljak ina
ii sUa prva i vlast u svojim ru-
kama. Da &c ovo pravo radnika
i seljaka biti tako %stvarno, re-
kao je on, kao sto domacica ina
pravo i moe u svojim rukama
u svojoj kuci da okrece krevet
svakog jutra i vecera kako ona
zeli isto tako &c radnici i selja-
ci imati moe i pravo da udese-
vaju Ju~goslaviju pc svojoj ze-
Iii.
Tada ie Leontic otisao jos i
mnogo dale, nego sto danas ide
Tito i Geo partizanski pokrer.
Leontic je isao tako daleko, da
je govorio i pisao da &c radnik
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

ulici trazeci kapitalisticku, ii.
ropsku "demokratiju", koju~'se
kapitalisticke potrebe, ako Sc j.
dopusti, opet suspendovati. A-a~
ko je i nebi suspendovali izsab~
ljivanje i u ugnjetavanje raei,i-
ka &c biti vrSeno u "demeksaa-
tiii". stvarno, isto tako kao
autokratskoj vladavini.
"Demokratija" nema shore~ni-
kakva drugog zna6aja "a rad.
nike pod kapitalizmom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

ma jedino pc onome sto smo do
sada izneli, trebalo bi biti do
voljno "a svakog' radnika, i jas
no, da je on pravi moderni pie
bejski vodja, koji nastoji swim
silama da obmane radnicku kla-
su, da je on u stanju uspostaviti
"industrijalni' i klasni mir.
l prema tome, kao takvog, rad
nici bi trebali da ga cd sebe Cd
bace. Ali Frankensteen ne osta-
je ma ovome. On ide mnogo da-
lie, sa svojim obmanjivanjem
radnika.
Govoreci O Strajkovima, on ka-
Re ida Sc strajkovi mogu obus-
taviti sa odstranjivanjem uzro-
ka." l dodaje ovako: "moja pot
pora gospodo cd Free Press ide
carteru rada i uprave, koji &c
obustaviti straikove sa odstranji-
vanjem uzroka strajkova, a ne
hapsenjem radnika koji nisu
voljni usvojiti ono sto i'm uprava
dale"
l ako strajk, kao strajk, ne
dira u uzrok, najamno ropstvo,
il kojeg ~proisticu strajkovi, on
je ipak vrli odraz najamnog rop-
,stva. Prema tome, odstraniti
strajkove jedino je mognee sa
odstranjivanjem ropskog siste-
ma. To jest, obaranjem kapita-
lima i uspostavljanjem Socija-
lizma. Ali Frankensteen bi radje
+, prihvatio mnogo Sta drugo, nego
|sto hi usvojio PRAVO %odstranji-
vanja strajkova. To je priroda
radnickih vodja. A Sta, pc Fran
kensteenovom rezonovanju, mo-
re odstraniti uzrok strajkova?
"Demokratsko kolektivno poga-
DIANE" i "ekonomsko osigura-
ME radnika" pod kapitalizmom.
"Demokratsko kolektivno poga-
gadjanje", moglo bi u najboljem
slucaju izvojevati da clanovi ju-
Mia, dok rade, neprekidno dobi-
ju vrednost svoje radne snage.
IUmesto Sto varira nekad IL
mad, nekad ispod vrednosti -
oni hi dobili uvek jednako. Ste
ma kraju krajeva znaci jedno te
Iisto. S druge strane, organize
fvano radnistvo u pru-kapitalis-
tickom junionizmu, u CHE Sc ime
vodje "demokratski' j "kolek-
tivno pegadjajn" sa poslodavci-
ma, moze. privremeno ssuzbijat1
konkurenciju besposlenih radni-
ka, koje glad i nemastina goni
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vodi propaganda i da Sc orga-
nizuje "a proletersku revoluci-
ju. Ucesce radnika u ovoj de-
monstraciji je opravdano samo
tada ako je njihova namera da
olaksaju borbu ka svom konac-
nom cilju. A ako to nije slucaj,
oni SUI onda uzaludnos dereli svo-
je cipele i grla, deruci Sc pc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

Daniel De Leon, u svom brill
jantnom ~predavanju, "Dve stra.
nice il rimske istorije", govoreci
o plebejskim vodjama j radnie-
kim vodjama, kaze da je radnic-
XII vodja pro-kapitalistickog ju-
nionizma podliji cd plebejskog
vodje starog Rima. Plebejski vo-
dja, i ,ako je podrzavao j branio
svih sto posto ropstvo mad rims
kom s%irotinjom - sto cini i da-
nasnji radnicki vodje u vezi sa
najamnim ropstvom radnika -
on Sc nikada nije odricao svog
plebejskog imena, kada je isao
"a nekim politickim polozajima.
Niti je ikada poricao da &c on
predstavljati plebejske mase, a.
ko Dude izabran. Danasnji "ple-
bejski" vodja, kategoricki Sc drzi
iste "vrline" svog plebejskog pre-
daka cd nazad dive hiljade 60
dina.
Danasnji dobropoznati plebej-
ski vodja u United Automobile
Workers (CIO), Richard T. Fran
kensteen, takmicio Sc "a grado-
! nacelnika u %primarnim izborima
u Detroitu. Detroit Free Press
tri puta je napala uvodnicki
Frankensteena kao d nickog
| kandidata. Govoreci da on nije
u stanju da rukuje sa svojoln
junijom j da je drzi u redu -
misleci ma mnoge strajkove =
pita ona, kako &c on kao radnicki
gradonacelnik, ako Dude izabran,
da rukuje sa gradom i da &c
drzi u .redu. Frankensteen sc ma
to jake naljutio, sto urednik
Free Press" ne INA bolje Cd
toga.
U istoj novini cd "a. julia u
1.-THE voice of the people, Fran
kensteen odgovara uredniku o.
vako: "Da ste vi sluSali moi radio
govor vi bi znali da sam ia javno
iziavio da ia Nissan RADNIC-
Ri kandidat; da ia namerauam
biti gradona6elnik "a GEO ;narod
grada Detroita." (Krupna slova
moja)
Da Ii je urednik Free Press,
znao, iii nije, da Franlensteen
nije radnicki kandidat "a grade
naGelnika, vec -celog naroda, to
sada necemo- ispitivati. Ia mas
je glavr1o da on kategorich po-
rice da je radnicki kandidat. A
onaj koji nije. radnicki kandi-
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nj nije upotrebila istu metodu protiv
Argentine, spanije, I~talije-i Grcke radi
d~emokracije, maine, protiv tiranskih IA
Sistickih vlada."
U tom duhu danas ,pisu sve stalinis-
tickle novine.
Koliko Sc muciSe7da ubede sebe i
svet da je anglosaksenski kapitalizam
posao u rat radi "demokratije", a ne
radi osvajanja, a saba in, eto, n~ajvisi
zvanicni predstavnici toga kapitalizma
uteruju- u laz!
sto
Ko sa djavolom tikve sadi, o glavu
mu Sc -tresu! HI
Evening star., 1945-10-28

and Shefheld Kagy paintings and draw
ings, Arts Club OF Washington, 10 am.
to 8 pm. weekdays through Friday.
Fragonard drawings. Phillips Memorial
Gallery, i am. to 10 pm. Mondays; IL
a. m. to 9 pm. Tuesdays through Satur-
Gays ana y to pm. SUNDAYS through
November II.
Sculpture and jewelry by Electra wag-
goner. Corcoran Gallery of Art, noon to
Tuesdays through Saturdays and Q to 8
pm. Sundays through November 1S.
Japanese and German surrender docu-
ments, papers and museum pieces OF late
President Roosevelt; Tooth anniversary
of Naval Academy exhibits and Admiral
Perry papers, National Archives, S:45
am. to 5:15 pm. weekdays and 1:30 to
8 pm. Sundays through November.
Chrysanthemum, exhibits, Dumbarton
days and 2 to 8 pm. Saturdays and SUM-
days through season.
LECTURE.
George Inness, American Landscapist"
by James w. Lane, National Gallery Of
Art, pm. today.
LUNCHEON MEETING.
Washington Post Society of American
Military Engineers. Mayflower Hotel 1890
pm. tomorrow. Mai Gen. Lewis A. Pick,
guest speaker. Members and guests.
MUSIC.
National Gallery of Art. s o'clock to-
night.
FOR SERYICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belaseo Theater,
open house for men and women in serv-
Evening star., 1945-10-28
| Purent-T eucher
Activities

How to Conduct a Meeting" will
be the subject of the third lecture
in a series of discussions held each
Wednesday at the George Wash
ington Hall of Government from
$50 to 11:30 am. DR.. James H. Fox,
dean of the school of education, is
the leader for the course, designed
to give PTA leaders a practical
knowledge on how to make their
work more effective.
The School Education Committee
OF the D. C. Congress will meet
with Miss Margaret Moore in the
Adams School at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Langdon.
"How the PTA Works" will be
dramatized at a meeting at pm.
Thursday. Albert Hall, cubmaster
for Pack "a, which is sponsored by
the association, will be master of
ceremonies.
Clothing construction class at /
pm. Friday.
Macfarland Junior High.
The association will help with a
Halloween program of free movies
for neighborhood children sponsored
jointly with Roosevelt High School
Mckinley High.
Tour and tea for parents Of the
entering class will be held at 2:2O
pm. Thursday.
First meeting at pm. November
5. Principal Daniel will speak on
the "Evaluation Report"
Woodbridge.
Study group at 8 pm. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. H. Keesling. Miss
Katherine Scrivener, supervising
principal of the third division, will
be guest speaker.
Executive Board at 9 am. Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
\Xk':;;: Xk;:iES' !: 5;

DANCES.
United Nations Girls. National Press
Club Auditorium, 4 pm. today.
Jewish Community Center. o'clock
tonight.
DEAD LOG WALK.
National Capital Parks walk to see
life in dead logs" in Rock Creek Park,
meet at Sixteenth street and Kalmia road
NV, 8 pm today.
EXHIBITS.
Sculptures by Genaro Amador Lira OF
Nicaragua, National Museum, am. to
4:30 pm. today.
Flying Tigers. portraits by Raymond
p r. Nelson. National Collection OF Fine
Arts, Natural History Building, Smith
sonian Institution, am. to 4:30 pm.
today.
Paintings and drawings by Hector Poe;
leo of Venezuela through Wednesday, and
Pan-American book exposition through
November II. Pan-American Union, y
days; 10 am. to A pm. Saturdays and
3 to 8 pm. Sundays.
THE Navy at War" paintings by It.
Edward Millman, .; s. n; r, Public Ii
to 9 pm; weekdays. and to pm.
william F. Walter, Lewis Rubenstein
Evening star., 1945-10-28

ice, 2 to pm. today. Tonight Hoffman
sishtseeins % - tour sr throush % Franciscan
Monastery, leave USO Club, Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, pm. today
ington Hebrew congregation, Eighth and
streets NV, 8 pm. today.
Dance. followed by buffet supper, NCCS-
USO. 1914 N street NV, pm today
Mrs Jeanne Lannigan concert, z pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-28

a.Dss Dance S!ta AT roFss and As-sesyiss
NV, pm. today through evening
Home.cooked dinner. 8 pm: today.
Buffet supper. U6O club. 1911 H street
NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
O61cefs
Dance. SCOTS Hotel. 4:30 pm. today,
Buffet supper followed by dancing. Ofi-
Evening star., 1945-10-28

GERS Service. Club Of United Nations, Q
O. clock tonight
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any OF the fol-
lowing USOs: Executive 042S. National
3431, National O614 or Republic 1927.
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1904. or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S.
Evening star., 1945-10-28

ing others their vitality and glowing
good looks, take Ironized Yeast. Just
remember this-when all you need is
stronger, healthier red blood cells
Ironized Yeast Tablets will help you
build up your blood and your energy.
Ask your druggist for genuine IRON
lied Yeast Tablets -. today.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
AFL Executive Council
Meets in Chicago Aug. 6

Chicago.-The AFL Executive Coun-
Gil will draft special report to the
seven million members of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor at it's quar-
terly meeting which opens here Aug.
9Th.
The report will deal with all the
great national and international prob
lens affecting the nations workers,
emphasizing the measures necessary
to attain full employment after vic
tory over Japan.
Because Of the fact that there will
be no annual AFL convention this
year, due to wartime travel restric-
tions, the Executive Council will ad-
dress its report directly to the mem
bership and seek to obtain the widest
possible circulation of it.
The AFL leaders believe that the
record of labor's accomplishments dur
ing the past year and it's plans for
the future will serve as a unifying
force and help to mobilize strong
grass-roots support for the federation's
postwar program.
As usual, the Executive Council will
formulate policies and issue declara-
tions at it's meeting here on such out
standing issues as the urgent need for
higher wage rates, social security leg
islation, more adequate unemployment
compensation, speedier reconversion
and the prompt removal of government
controls over labor and business when
victory comes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10

would compensate them for losses in
take-home pay that have occurred
since We Day.
The public members of the NWLB
feel that the widest possible resump-
tion of free collective bargaining
would be healthy thing for the ma
tion right now. First, it will halt the
tendency to look to the government for
decisions which, under the free enter
prise system, should be made by the
parties directly concerned. Secondly,
it is high time now to prepare for the
steps which must be taken by labor and
management to re-establish an ex-
panding civilian economy adequate to
meet the nations postwar needs.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
AFL Hero, Now Dead,
Awarded Highest Honor

Washington, D. C.-Private First
Class Carl ". Sheridan of Baltimore,
member of Retail Clerks International
Protective Association, Local No.
1315-A (AFL), lies in a hero's grave
in Europe The Medal of Honor, the
nations highest award, has been pre-
sented to his father, Charles E. Sher-
idan, in recognition of his sons final
fearless act in blasting an opening
into an ancient castle which was
strongly defended by German para
troopers.
The 20-year-old infantryman en-
listed in the army on May l, 1943,
and as member of the 47th Infantry
Regiment, 9th Infantry Division, took
part in the ST. Lo breakthrough and
the fighting through the Argentan
sector. He shared in the combat of
his division through Belgium and
fought in western Germany from Sep
tember Ia until his death.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
Victory Won by British
Labor Party May Halt
ReactiOnary Trend Here

Washington, D. C.-The landslide
victory of the Labor Party in the Brit
ish elections will have profound eff
feet upon the American scene, political
observers in the nations capital are
convinced.
Enemies of labor, who hoped for a
reactionary field day in this country
after the war, were stopped in their
tracks by the overwhelming repudia-
tion by the British people of the Con-
servative Party's do-nothing policies.
The demands of the British people for
postwar progress, as evidenced by
their votes, has strong echoes in this
country, AFL President William Green
declared. He said:
"The Labor Party's victory in Great
Britain must be interpreted as the out
come of the insistent desire of British
workers to gain higher living stand
ards and greater degree of economic
and social security.
''The same aspirations for a better
life after the grim experiences of war
are moving workers in our own coun-
try.
"The results of the British elections
should not be viewed as a reputation
of the brilliant war leadership of Win
ston Churchill, but rather as popular
rejection of the stand-pat domestic
policies of the Conservative Party
The British Labor Party is COM
pletely separate and distinct organiza-
tion from the British trade union
movement, although it derives most of
it's votes from Britain's working mass
es. The Labor Party includes among
it's leaders heavy sprinkling of in
tellectuals, college professors, Social
lists and liberals. The highest rank
ing trade union leader in the new
British government is Ernest Bevin,
who was named Foreign Secretary.
Bevin, forceful and courageous trade
unionist, is not regarded as a left
winger.
Among the changes expected to be
advanced by the Labor government
are higher wages, better working con-
ditions and far broader social Sc
curity program for the common people
of Britain.
If this program is put into effect and
operates successfully, it is believed
here that Congress will be forced by
public opinion in America to enact
many of the progressive measures,
like the Wagner -Murray-Dingell So
cial Security Amendments, which it
has thus far delayed acting upon.
Likewise, reactionary legislative pro-
posals, such as the Ball Burton Hatch
bill, would be doomed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
Wage Freeze on Way Out
NWLB to Change Its Rules

In dealing with exceptional hard
ship cases, the public members of the
NWLB are asking the President to
give them a free hand, instead of tying
the board down with hard-and- fast
regulations. They also seek more
flexible authority in administering the
"bracket" system of wage classified
tions, on the ground that differing sit
uations in different plants and indus
tries cannot be precisely anticipated
or defined in advance.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
Voluntary Pay Boosts Okay If No Price Increase
Results, Board Says
wNU Service,

Washington, D. C-The national
wage freeze is on the way out!
This good news for American work
ers was obtained exclusively by the
AFL Weekly News Service just be-
fore this edition went to press.
1t was learned that the public men,
bers of the National War Labor Board
have approved new wage policy to
be put into effect during the partial
reconversion" period now under way.
This new policy provides:
THAT voluntary wage rate in
creases arrived at through collective
bargaining will be permitted even
though they extend beyond the limits
of the Little Steel formula whenever
the employer certifies he will not seek
or require corresponding increases in
prices.
2-That the NWLB be given au-
thority to order wage rate boosts above
the formula in exceptional cases, even
if higher price ceilings are required,
whenever downgrading, loss of incen-
tive pay and reduction of overtime
earnings cause real hardship to work
ers and impair their living standards.
These NWLB recommendations will
be submitted to Economic Stabiliza-
tion Director Davis in the next few
| days. If he approves them he will ask
President Truman to issue an execu-
tive order to put the new policy into
eject.
American Federation of Labor rep
resentatives on the National War La
Dor Board declined to comment at
| this time on the recommendations of
the public members. 1t was learned,
however, that they regard the recon-
mendations as an important step for
ward, although not entirely fulfilling
| labor's demands for relief from the
wage freeze.
Apparently, the public members of
the NWLB are not suggesting COM
plete abandonment of the Little Steel
formula but partial relaxations from
its rigid limits to meet new conditions
facing labor and industry during the
reconversion period.
!, Until now the board has refused to
allow voluntary increases in wage
rates above the Little Steel formula
regardless of whether such adjust
ments could be made without increas-
ing the price of the employers prod
uct. The board applied these limita-
tions on the theory that such pay in
creases might Indirectly cause infla-
tion by allowing competitive bidding
| for labor at a time of manpower
shortages and by expanding consumer
purchasing power when consumer
goods were scarce.
But during reconversion, increases
in labor supply and in production of
consumer goods will take place. So
the former arguments for keeping a
tight lid on voluntary wage increases
uow lose their validity. Furthermore,
increases in wage rates would not in
crease the income of workers but
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-08-10
Vast Unemployment, Business Crash
May Come With V Day, Senate Warns
Critical of Governments Lack of Preparation to Meet
Postwar Domestic Problems

SURPRISES must be declared and
moved more expeditiously and with a
more definitely coordinated policy con-
cerning the objectives to be attained
in this disposition.
Attention must be given to the con-
servation of the country's resources to
the accumulation of stock piles of
strategic materials, and to technology
cal research"
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Two casual golf acquaintances were
walking toward the green when they
sighted two women coming over hill.
81 say" remarked one of the men,
"here comes my wife with some old
hag she's picked up somewhere"
"And here comes mine with an
other" retorted the other, icily.