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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

Zadnje porocilo omenja, da
Sc bo Lewis moral zagovarjal
pred sodnijo in da utegne biti
cello zaprt, &c ne da tozadevna
navodila kot "boss" United Mine
Workers.
Vlada sc sklicuje ma Smith
Connally' postavo, po kateri SC
stavke proti drzavi prepoveda-
ne. Istotako sc Lewisa obtozuje
da nj dal predhodnega devet-
dnevnega naznanila, da obstoje-
GO pogodbo med vlado in unijo
smatra "a ukinjeno.
36, 900 rudarjev ne dela
Ko Sc Sc vedno pricakuje od-
govora cd strani Lewisa, sc ze
vrsijo priprave "a stavko. Maj
mani SO tisoc rudarjev nj slo
ma delo.
z druge strani Sc pa vrsijo
protipriprave. Tako je urad "a
obrambno transportacijo re dial
navodila "a rs odstotno zniza-
ME prevoza potnikov.
Pricakuje Sc, da DO Lewis dal
odgovor danes, &c pa ne, DO de-
zelo zajela druga splosna stav-
ka premogovnikih v teku zad.
njih Sest mesecev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
MA LOVU IA SRNJAKE

ProSli cetrtek so Sc naSi 20.
znani lovci zopet podali v Cadil'
lac, Mich, odkoder pravijo, ds
bodo pripeljali srnjake, XII Jill
bodo sami podrli, in sicer SO cd
sli Mr.. Martin Kozar, lastnik
Nottingham Winery, 17721 Wa
terloo Rd.; Louis Podpadec, k
vodi trgovino z zeleznino ma Wa
terloo Rd., in 1852 st., ter Mr.
Frank Sershen liz Mentor, 0
Obilo srece, fantje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice SO Sc zglasile Is.
novembra pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Gorenc mi. ma 1882 St.
Clair Ave-, in pustile spomin
krepkega sincka, XII je tehtal de-
vet funtov. To je drugi otrok v
druzini. S tenn dogodkom sta Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Gorenc IL 6303
Carl Ave. v tretjic postala
grandpa" in grandma" c.
stitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
ODPOTOVALA v STARO
DOMOVINO

Prosli teden je "a stalno od-
potoval Ljubljano, kjer ina
druzino, Anton Nosan, XII je sta
noval ma 984 E. 67 St. Potuie
na parniku Pacific Victory pre-
ko Trsta. z parnikom lie de
France pa je odpotovala ma
obisk v sepulje pri Tomaju Miss
Alma Macarol. Oba sta potova-
la s posredovanjem tvrdke Ko-
Handler. Srecno pot!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
POPR AVEK

POPRAVEK
Vceraj smo porocali, da je
prisel Mr.. Joseph Pushner IL
Indianapolisa, Ind, ma pogreb
Josepha Tisovec, kar pa bi sc
morale glasiti, da je prisel ma
pogreb Agnes Tisovec, soproge
Josepha Tisovec il West Parka.
Toliko v blagohotni popravek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
DRAlfSKO DRUsTVO
IVAN CANKAR"

Jutri vecer OBJ osn1ih SIC vrsi
.seja dramskega drustva Ivan
Cankar' v Slovenskem narod-
mem donnu ma st. Clair Ave. Va
bi Sc vse 6lane in clanice, da 90
te vaxne seje gotovo udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
SREBRNA POROKA

Danes obhajata svojo 25-let-
nico poroke Mr.. in Mrs. Andrew
in Alice Mirtich IL 12815 Kirton
Ave. V West Parku. Sorodniki
in prijatelji jima izrekajo svoje
cestitke ter jima zelijo vse mai
|boljse, q bi v zdravju in zado-
voljstvu docakala BE mnogo OBJ
letnic!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
KROzEK ST. 2 PROGRE-
SIVNIH SLOVENK

Jutri vecer sc vrsi redna me-
secna seja krozka st. 2 Prog.
Slovenk v SLOW. mar. domu ma
St. Clair Ave. Pricetek OBJ 7:3O
uri. Vabi Sc clanice ma polnoste-
vino udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
ZAROKA

Zarocila sta sc Miss Patricia
Callahan, hcerka Mr.. Thomas
Callahan liz 1922 Crawford Rd.,
in Mr.. Anton ]. Spilar NIL, sin
MIR. in Mrs. Anton Spilar il 1871
E. 1876 St. Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

Omenil je, da so sc Nemci pri-
pravljali ma to invazijo dvema
armadama cd rs divizij, ali pa
375 tisoc vojakov.
ZbOrnica dala zaupnico Bevinu
Nasprotno zeljam upornih la
boritov je Attlee dal ma glasova-
ME predlog, da sc da zaupnico
zunanjemu ministru Bevinu, XII
je bill v zadnjem casu napadan
zaradi politike proti Sovjetski
zvezi. Attlee je racunal, da DO z
podporo konservativcev izvoje-
val zaupnico "a Bevina.
Zbornica je dala zaupnico z
353 glasovi nasproti 0. Uporni
laboriti Sc glasovanja MISC ude.
lezili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
John A. Blatnik, prvi
Amerikanec slouenskego
porekla, clan kongresa

Kakor smo 6. novembra kratko poroca, je bill pri
minulih kongresnih votvah Minnesoti izvoen kon-
gresnka John A. Blatnik XII je prv Amerkanec sloven-
skega poreka, XII je postal clan kongresa Zed draw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
Attlee podal porocilo
pred anglesko zbornico
Parliament izrekel zaupnico Bevinu;
tOriji glasovali "a vlado

LONDON, 18. nov.-Minstrsk predsednik Clement R.
Aee e pred zbornico obav do sedaj Sc tajne nacre
invazii, XII jo pripravlja Nemci Ango 1910 leta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
Zvezna sOdnika ukazala predsedniku
premogarske unije, da prepove stavko,
XII ina postati polnomocna jutri

WASHINGTON, 18. - John L. Lewis Sc vedno
nj pokazal nobenega znaka da bo ubogal ukaz in
dal navodia svom rudarem nadaljevane della pre-
mogovniih, &c ne drugo vsaj nadaljnh devet dni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
Veliki dObihi
ogrozzajo Ameriko,
izjavlja Murray

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., 18.
hov.-Danes Sc je tukaj otvori-
la osma redna konvencija CIO,
ma kateri je predsednik Philip
Murray ostro udaril po visokih
korporacijskih dobickih ter izja-
vii, da gotovi krogi zmago re-
publikancev 5. novembra tolma-
CLIO kot, mandat, da sc amerisko
delavstvo odvede pred Kapitol
in javno pribije ma kriz.
Murray je rekel, da vladna
statistika izkazuje, da bodo
ameriske korporacije letos ma
pravile Is milijard dolarjev do
bieka.
OgrOmni profit ogrozajo
svobodno podjetnistvo
''Taki ogromni dobicki so We
like nevarnosti nasemu gospo-
darstvu in ogrozajo sistem svo-
bodnega podjetnistva v Ameri-
XII" je rekel Murray.
"Ako Sc teh ogromnih profi-
tov ne DO zadrzalo, je polom ne
izogiben. Tega procesa pa ne
more ustaviti nihce razen izko-
riscevalcev nasega sistema, IL
koriscevalcev nasega ljudstva.'
Debata glede 'komunizma"
v CIO preprecena
Pricakovalo Sc je, da bo ma
konvenciji prislo do ostrega spo-
pada med desnicarskimi in levi
carskimi element CIO, katere
Sc dolzi, da skusajo v vrste CIO
unij zanesti komunizem.
TAX spopad pa Sc je preprecil,
ko je izvrsni odbor unije pred
otvoritvijo konvencije sprejel
kompromisno resolucijo, XII OBJ
sofa vmesavanje cd strani "ko-
munistov, kakor tudi cd strani
vseh drugih politicnih strank."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

V nasen uradu imamo pismo
IL starega kraja "a Cilko 1.-Two
der.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

Mr.. John Sore IL Collinwooda
sporoca, da je koncno dobil tele-
fon v hiso in ga prijatelji lahko
poklicejo ma stevilko KE O057.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
K ...,.. ',....,:., ,e vesti

~ LII. III. Az vC9u
.............
LOT. DON. - Moskovski ra-
dio je danes obdolzil Iransko
Waldo nasilnega zadusenja de-
mokratskih organizacij, oh pri-
Tiki katerega je 40 oseb bilo ubi-
tih in ITO ranjenih. Istotako diva
sovjetska casopisa Pravda in
Trud sta obdolzila zunanje kro-
ge i'm iranske reakcionarce, da
skusajo izzivati oborozene kon-
flikte pred splosnini volitvami,
XII Sc imajo vrsiti " Iranu.
LONDON. - Chapman Pin
cher, XII je urednik "a znanstve-
nj del londonskega Daily Ex-
pressa, je izjavil, da Anglia ne
producira atomske bombe niti
Sc pripravlja, da bi jih product
raia v bodocnosti. Omenil je, da
50 propadli poizkusi, da Sc "za-
posodi" bombe cd Zedinjenih
draw.
BERLIN. - Svet evangelij-
ske cerkve je danes napadel Ia
veznisko ravnanje z Nemci, po-
'bno pa ravnanje z nemskimi
'ojnimi ujetniki. Cerkev Sc je
sklicevala, kot obicajno, ma "a
kone clovecnosti. Omenila je, da
je sicer "a casa, ko je pod ma
cisticnim terorjem clOvecanstvo
bio ponizano, molcala, toda Sc
tega sedaj "globoko sramuje".
BERLIN. - Stiri ameriskih
vojakov je bilo zadrzanih po
ruski patroli, ko so brez dovo-
ljenja prestopili v rusko okupa-
cijsko zono. Vsi so bill takoj iz-
pusceni, ko so ameriske vojne
oblasti "a njih posredovale.
TIRANA. - Albanska vlada
bo priznala spansko vlado Jose
Girala, XII Sc nahaja v izgnan-
stvu. Istocasno je poslala "a =
hvalo direktorju UNRRA La
Guardiju "a prispevek cd $780,
600 "a zrtve poplavljenja.
MANILA. - Najmanj SIS
oseb je izgubilo lzivljenje oh pri-
liki velikega poplavljenja ma FL
lipinih. Poroeilo omenja, da je
nekoliko ton vode zasulo .hise in
iztrgalo drevesa, unicujoc vse
kar jim je stalo nasproti. Po-
vzrocena skoda iznasa mad ST.
100000.
RIM. ~ Ameriska vOjaSka
policija je bila postavljena, da
strait skozi "a ur poslopje anne
riske ambasade in konzulata,
TIE mere so podvzete cd 81. ok
tobra, ko je bila angleska am
basada v Rimu podstavljeni-
mi bombaami delno razorjena.
BATAVIA. - Holandske cete
SO ubile sest Indonezijcev in vr-
gle v zapor 10 ostalih oh pri.
liki izgredov pri Buitenzorgu'
Porocilo omenja, da je indone.
zijski predsednik Via de vlozil
oster protest pri holandski obla.
sti. Kakor je znano Indonezija
Be nj izvojevala svojo nezavis.
most, temvec Sc v statusu kolo.
nije nahaja n pod Holandskc
upravo.
SOLUN, Grcija. - v Grcij
diyjaj0 izgredi in so vladne cete
nastopile proti upornikom avi.
jacijo. v nekih predelih Sc VI
SiiO bifkA yelik00a OlSepa. GrS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

PrispeUGjte "a otr03k0 bol-
MA, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
otro$ko b0l,sic0 . Slopen;ji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
UpOrniki bOdo
iZkljuCeni IL stranke?

Attlee je primal, da so obdol-
zitve uponikov tocne in da An
glija vodi Stroke pogovore z
Zedinjehimi drzava m i, toda
opravicil je to z skupnimi oku-
pacijskimi problemi.
Voditelji upornikov so "za-
znamovani" in Sc pricakuje, da
bodo neki izkljuceni il delavske
stranke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

SOLUN, Grcija. - v Grciji
diyjajo izgredi in so vladne cete
nastopile proti upornikom 2 avi-
jacijo. v nekih predelih Sc VI
Sijo bitke velikega obsega. Grs-
In vlada ozna6uje te borbe, "A
b0rbo proti invaziji, toda ne po-
We naravnost, dali misli pod In
vadjcem jugosloyanske cete.
Vsekakor 50 pa ii izgredi Y
zvezi : sedanjim monarhistic-
min reIimom, ki kot povsod nj
prilj ljubl jen niti v sami Grtiji IN
pripa adnilki levicarske organizar
Gle ELIAS. X . 3e die casa
gr6lxi rezim slkuSa unicitI.
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of patient toll - with a very real chance of
complete failure as reward. Just the same.
they started work.
First, they got an explosive tubercle bacilli
from dreadfully sick COW. planted it on
culture plate. The food on the culture plate
was as untasty mess as anyone would care
to imagine 1t consisted of grated potatoes,
glycerine and beef bile. The hope was that
years of this dreary diet would take the sting
from the lusty microbe.
Every few weeks the researchers would
fish sample of the microbes out of one dish
with platinum loop. Then they'd plant this
on new dish of fresh potatoes. glycerine and
beef bile. Then the plate would 60 into an
incubator Constant tests were made. After
three years of work as monotonous for the
researchers as for the microbes, it was time
to see how much potency was left in the bacilh.
Carefully. Calmette weighed out 100 milli-
grams of the culture and shot it into calf
strain would have killed it. But it with
stood the lOO-milligram dose with NO
difficulty - and no disease! Still, it wasn't
ready for frances dairy herds.
BY 1920 they had transferred the tubercu-
losis bugs from one dish to another 23O times
1t was now only pale shadow of its former
self. Under the microscope it even looked
different. There was no longer any question
about its harmlessness. But would it project
against real tuberculosis? BY this time
Continued on page %
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tuberculosis each year in the United States.
This vaccine isn't one of the miracle drugs
that have tumbled from the laboratory in
such rapid succession in the past decade. Its
story dates all the way back to 1906. In that
wear. Drs. Albert Calmette and Camille
Guerin, researchers at the Pasteur Institute
in Paris, are talking. Calmette's beard dances
elouuently as he describes the plight of French
dairy herds. tuberculosis is rife among cows,
and they are passing their disease along to
humans in cheese, butter. milk.
Now, says Calmette. if there were onlysa
vaccine against cow tuberculosis, it would
be double -barrelled weapon. 1t would not
only save the cattle. but it would stop them
from passing their disease along to humans
Guerin mods sympathetically. Does Calmette
have any precise ideas about how such goal
shall be reached? He has.
Let's Make Il IunPetsnt
SUPPOSE, he says. that they take virulent
microbe of this COW sickness. Then, suppose
they spend years weakening it. pulling its
Evening star., 1946-11-24

fangs, until finally II can no longer
cause tuberculosis. In this debili-
tated condition. he asks, isn't it pos
sible that it will still be able to
stimulate natural protective forces
in cows?
The research project he had
staked out wasn't a particularly
inviting one. 1t would mean years
Evening star., 1946-11-24

BEG won't perform miracles
yet, but it's sciences best
bet to stem the rising tide
of TB around the world e.
IT ISN'T likely that the letters BEG have
Il any meaning for you. But for millions of
people they spell hope. BEG is vaccine
which is being used to protect against tuber-
culosis As an aftermath of war, this disease
is now on a worldwide rampage.
Suppose tomorrow's newspapers announced
that over half the children in your city's
public schools had tuberculosis? That's what
a recent survey showed in the Moravska-
Ostrava district of Czechoslovakia. What
would be the reaction at next Saturdays
football game if the announcer said that OF
the 10000 people in the stadium 200 would
die of TB within twelve months? That's
what figures say will happen in Greece and
Yugoslavia.
DR.. Louis /. Dublin, of the Metropolitan
Evening star., 1946-11-24
hope of providing

nourishing food, good nursing care. and
hospital beds for millions of sick Europeans.
Time is too short. The only hope: protection
for the young. and for people not yet sick.
BEG is the only thing in sight which might
do such job. A few drops of the milky stuff.
pressed into the skin of the arm. acts to ward
off tuberculosis. Note that it will not cure
tuberculosis, any more than smallpox vac
cine will cure smallpox. But it does offer a
high degree of protection for people not yet
infected.
WIN Stop Needles Slaughter
In THE months ahead you will be reading
an enormous amount about BEG. There will
be charges that American doctors have with
counter-charges that BCG's reputation isn't
based on solid scientific fact. This report is
written in an effort to clarity the situation.
In moment we will examine the question
of BCG's value. But first, let's look at the
need for means of stamping out tuberculosis
a dead duck. As killer, it has fallen from
first to eighth place. But it is still the chief
murderer of Americans in their prime - in
the Is to IS age group. The white boy baby
has one chance in 81 of dying of tuberculosis
With the Negro boy baby, it is one in ID.
Plans are now forming for wide-scale use
of BEG to stop this needless slaughter Pres
ent evidence indicates that it could save
three-fourths of the 5000 lives now lost to
Evening star., 1946-11-24

Life Insurance Company, says: six
years of war wiped out the gains of
twenty-five years. In many coun-
tries tuberculosis has assumed epi-
demic proportions. This plague
not only threatens the present
generation, but menaces gener-
ations to come"
There is M hone of Drovidinp
Evening star., 1946-05-30
to,
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two Senators unofiicially admit this.
PAC likes Mr.. Lehman also but IA
vors Mr.. La Guardia as a tough
in-f1ghter who already knows the
congressional ropes and can be
much more effective.
Disappointment to Lehmans.
1t will be a stern disappointment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman should
the doctors verdict stand They
have long wanted him in the Senate
In 1888 they induced President
Roosevelt to sound out Senator
Wagner on the prospect of switch
ing to Albany so that Mr.. Lehman
could have his Senate job. With
Mr.. Roosevelt's blessing Senator
Wagner said a thousand times no.
Mr.. La Guardia also pines to
end his career in the Senate. The
happiest days of his life were those
spent in the House. He took the
thankless UNRRA job, succeeding
Mr.. Lehman, fully aware it was a
Evening star., 1946-05-30
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE,

| LII AAhCAAA&N 1SLs
@. At what age are oysters ready
for the market?-B. F. P.
A. In the North market oysters
vary from to 6 years or over in
age. In Southern waters they may
reach market size in 11a to
years.
O. What language do the quin-
tuplets speak?-C. M. G.
A. They speak both French and
English. DR.. w. E. Blatz. who made
a study of the five children, re-
ported that at 3 years of age they
had vocabulary of ITO words.
@. Has a prisoner ever escaped
from Alcatraz Island?-H. o. S.
A. One prisoner Is reported to
have escaped about 18 years ago
when Alcatraz was still under mill
tary control. He was a trusty who
was carried to the mainland by
boat. disguised as the widow OF one
of the recently deceased military
officers in charge of the prison at
that time.
@. What were the japanese cas-
ualties from Allied air raids in
World War II?-O. v.
A. AS reported by the Domei
agency, total casualties included
241 ,309 killed and 3l3,041 wounded
Tokyo suffered the heaviest losses
followed by Hiroshima and Naga-
saki.
@. How long did Charles Evans
Hughes serve as Chief Justice of
the United States?-N. T. C.
A. In 1880 Hughes was appointed
Chief Justice of the United States
from which position he retired July
l, 1941. Previously he had served
as associate justice of the Supreme
Court from 1910 to 1916.
@. What causes a gun to kick
back when flred?-C. E. B.
A. When the hammer of the gun
strikes the cap In the cartridge the
powder burns and generates a high
pressure which works equally in all
directions. The forward pressure
propels the bullet out of the barrel
and at the same time the pressure
to the rear drives the gun in a
direction opposite to that taken by
the bullet. Because the gun is much
heavier than the bullet, most of
the motion is impaired to the bullet
and very little to the gun. If the
gun and bullet were of equal weight
the gun would move backward as
fast as the bullet goes forward.
@. Can an enlisted man In the
Navy arrange for Government
guaranteed loan to buy a home for
his parents while he is still in the
service?-C. P.
A. Loans provided under the
Servicemen's Readjustment Act (Gl
bilD can be secured only after one
has actually been discharged from
the armed services. Unless the man
was discharged and re-enlisted he
is not eligible.
@. Please give some information
about the Norwegian Medal that
was awarded recently to General
Of the Army Eisenhower?-O. Y.
A. Gen. Eisenhower was invested
with the Order Of st. Olaf, De-
gree of Grand Commander. This
is Norway's highest decoration ano
commentaries st. Olaf, who was
King Of Norway from 995 to 1890
when he was killed in battle.
Evening star., 1946-05-30

vacation would put him on his feet
so he could enter the senatorial
race. Now the information reach
ing here Is that the doctors have
Evening star., 1946-05-30

dent Truman and National Chair
man Hannegan. They ducked by
telling him to clear it with the
New York leaders, Edward j. Flynn
of the Bronx and Frank Kelly of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Flynn said he did not see
why MIR. La Guardia should be ask
ing clubhouse loafers for support
this having been the Little Flower S
favorite description of all New York
City political machines, including
the Republican one which backed
him.
PAC forces. however, declare
neither Mr.. Flynn nor Mr.. Kelly
have said mo. positively" They
assert Mr.. La Guardia will be all
right with Mayor O'Dwyer. Senator
Mead and Senator Wagner. The
Evening star., 1946-05-30

rendered the Nation in the Senate,
we think, by the insistence of Sen
ators Pepper and Morse and Taft
and Murray that real and serious
deliberation precede the enactment
of any law so novel and drastic
Theirs has been soundly sobering
influence 1t has afforded oppor-
tunity for reflection"
Conflicting Quotations.
This is a quotation from a news
paper, which on the day following
the action of the President and the
House. and before it itself had been
afforded opportunity for reflection" ="
said:
THE Nation is fortunate. indeed,
that the President and Congress
are standing together to buttress
our political and economic system
for the difficult reconstruction Pc
riod ahead"
These conflicting quotations are
not picked up here in order to poke
fun at particular newspaper. They
are taken from the editorial page Of
a serious, responsible publication,
little given to extreme PARTISAN
ship. given instead to sincere study
of public questions. They are used
simply to make the point that legis-
lation affecting the fundamental
life Of the country should not be
asked of Congress in a moment of
hysterical fear, or, if asked, should
not be granted.
Now that the hysteria, under
standable and excusable as it was,
has passed and now that Senators
Pepper, Morse and Murray are
emerging as heroes among the
cooler heads-heroes for day, per-
haps, just like Taft-the Senate
is likely to profit by what it has
gone through and prolong for a bit
its consideration of the explosive
issue.
Sensible Suggestion.
In this connection sensible sug-
gestion has been offered by Senator
Murray of Montana, a suggestion
too sensible, no doubt, to get any
where. Senator Murray has patient
ly and persistently pressed in recent
years for legislation-Iike the full
employment bill national health
and welfare bill. minimum wage
bill and others-designed to reach
the basic4eccnomic end social short
co,nings that produce our labor
troubles. With no hvsteria to help
him, he has obtained little action
But he persists with all the peril
nacity that rich men-Senator Muir
ray is a rich man-sometimes re-
veal when pursuing course born
in the purity of their hearts.
Senator Murray's sensible sugges-
ton is that labor give the country
a siX-month no-strike pledge in
return for the withdrawal of the
Presidents emergency legislation
and veto of the Case antistrike
bill. The President already has in
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date. Both sides Doris Fieeson
have therefore been looking with
unusual zeal for senatorial nomi-
nees. The Democrats figure they
need one to help Senator Mead
vanquish Gov. Dewey and delete
him from the 1948 picture. The Re-
publicans feel that with the right
man they can sweep the ticket and
regain a Senate seat for the first
time in 20 years.
Hillman Puts Question.
Sidney Hillman of PAC fame has
been Mr.. La Guardia's undercover
campaign manager. Mr.. Hillman
broached the matter both to Presi-
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the trains again running on time
and John Lewis about to "order"
his miners back to the mines, the