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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
d. c. and Comfy
Voters Leagues
Plan Meetings

The interest OF the League of
Women Voters in current subjects
of national interest will be demon
strated at meetings of both the Dis
trict and Montgomery County
Leagues on Friday.
Economic Discrimination Against
Minority Groups in the United
States" will be discussed before the
evening group of the District
League at a meeting at 7:45 pm.
at 1925 K street NV. The speaker
will be Mrs. Anna Hedgeman, of the
National Council for a Permanent
Fair Employment Practices Commit
tee who formerly was consultant
on racial problems for the New York
City Department Of Welfare.
Mrs. Lois Cook, member Of the
District Leagues Minority Commit
tee, will give a resume OF material
recently presented at the League
Minority School. Businesswomen
and women in Government services
are especially invited to attend.
The Montgomery County League
Will feature a discussion on hous-
ing at luncheon at 1890 pm. Fri
day at the Kensington Presbyterian
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Washington street.
Speakers will include Oliver c.
Winston, Federal Public Housing
Authority; Fred w. Tuemmler, di-
rector of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission; Richard Walton. Onslow,
National Association of Real Estate
Boards, and Richard E. Saunders,
Washington correspondent for gen.
eral publications Mrs. Edward
Ashley Bayne, Rockville, will be
program chairman.
Reservations for the luncheon
should be made by II am. Thurs
day with Mrs. Albert E. Aren't
Oliver 1888, or Mrs. Paul J. La
Crosse, Wisconsin 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Mrs.Gruening to Give
Lecture on Alaska

Mrs. Ernest H. Gruening, wife of
the Governor of Alaska, will speak
before the Woman's Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church at 2 pm.
Friday.
Preceding the meeting, which will
be held in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, luncheon
will be served at noon.
Mrs. Gruening will illustrate her
talk with pictures of Alaska, taken
by her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman J. Green
berg of Hollywood, Calf, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Phyllis Rhoda Greenberg, to
Mr.. Bertram Steuer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph j. Steuer of this city.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding. Mr.. Steuer recently was dis
charged from the Army. His bride
elect is attending the University of
California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Patrons 4 Announced

Additional patrons and patronesses
for AN Evening in the Old South,
to be given Monday evening, jan
uary %, at the Washington Club by
Miss Louise Alice Williams of At
lanta include the Commandant OF
the Marine Corps and Mrs. Alex
ander A. Vandergrift, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Francis S. Key-Smith, Mrs
A. Mitchell Palmer. Judge and Mrs
Frank S. Hassell, Mrs. George
Barnett, Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial and
Mrs. Julius T. Talmadge, president
general of the D. A. R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Hadassah Cambaian

The first of a series of teas and
luncheons, inaugurating a member
ship drive by the Washington Chap
ter of Hadassah, will be given at
II pm. tomorrow in the home of
Mrs. I. S. Turnover, Dorchester
House
Teas will be given Sunday in the
homes of Mrs A. Sherman, 1924
Fourteenth street NV, and Mrs.
Louis Robbins, 1855 Varnum place
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Frances Bigbee
We'd to Mr.. Boiling

The wedding of Miss Frances
Amelia Bigbee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Albert Bigbee of
Little Rock, Ark, and Capt Alex
ander R. Boiling, jr., son of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Alexander r. Boiling
of Washington, took place recently
in a candlelight service at the VIM
field Methodist Church in Little
Rock
After a brief honeymoon at Hot
Springs, Capt. and Mrs. Boiling
spent some time in Washington with
his mother at 300 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. before returning to West
Point, where he is stationed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
WCTU Meetine

Miss Elizabeth Smart. national
WCTU legislative director, will ad-
dress a combined meeting Of the
Amethyst and Central Iota Sigma
unions at 7:45 pm. tonight in the
chapel of the Methodist Building,
100 Maryland avenue NE. She will
discuss Our Constitutional Guaran-
tee of Public Participation in Legis-
Iation -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Dinner for Alunanae

Mrs. Raymond L. Suppes will be
hostess to the District Alumnae Of
Alpha Chi Omega, National Pam
hellenic Sorority, at buffet supper
at 7 pm. tomorrow in her home,
6803 Oak lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
Simmons Club Dinner

The Simmons College Club of
Washington will hold dinner meet
ing at 7 pm. tomorrow in the
home of Mrs. E. c. Mitchell, 140 B
street NE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27

ali vec izmed sestih republik
Jugoslavije, torej ma posamezno
drzavno vlado enc podrejene re-
publike.)
Enakopravnost narodov Ju-
goslavije, zagotovljena z izgrad-
MO skupne drzave ma ,federativ-
nih principih, kot je bilo zaklju-
ceno ma drugem zasedanju
AVNOJa dine 20. maja 1913, je
druga velika posebnost. Ustava
zajamei popolno neodvisnost in
samostojnost vsakemu narodu
pri resevanju vseh vprasanj, XII
Sc ne nanasajo ma skupne ljud-
ske interese. V zvezi tenn ma
steva ustava vse panoge, XII so v
podrocju zveznih (federativnih)
oblasti, ter natancno deli delo-
krog svesne repu5like cd delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27

zemlja takoj presla v roke onih,
katerim je bila dana, ter da je
lastninsxa prayica bila takoj "a
nesena uradni register. Ma ia
nacin 50 uradne oblasti zamogle
prepreciti spekulacijo in ,crnoro-
stvo, kar Sc je dogajalo v start
Jugoslaviji, ko lastninska pravi-
ca nj ,hila vpisana in je nastalo
mnogo zlorabe. sDruga zelo vaz-
ma ,tocka postave doloca gradnjo
Sol, delavnic it'd. "a vojne sirote
ma skupni zadruzniski zemlji.
TIE dolocbe, XII Sc .tikajo social
mega in gospodarskega sestava
pri delitvi zemlje, kar je redko-
kdaj omenjeno v kaki ustavi, SO
bile vkljucene, ker Sc smatrajo
"a, mogocno obrambo ljudskih
pridob;tev. ~Ustava hoce onemo-
,goeiti kaki mocni protidemokra-
ticni finaneni skupini polastiti
Sc. oblasti potom gospodarskega
pritiska.
tPravica podedovanja premo-
zenja je popolnoma zascitena v
ustavi in drzava nudi mladolet-
MIN (pod 18 let .starim) polno
pravno protekcijo.
Zvezna drzava in federalne
republike
(citatelji morajo razlocevati
med pridevnikom 'federativna"
in "federalna":: federativma Sc
nanasa ma Jugoslavijo kot cello
to, .torej .pomeni federatiupa
vlada svesno Waldo Jugoslavije.
Federa1na pa sc nanasa ma emo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27
ENAlsopRAVsOST

tost, zamorejo obdMati najvec
80 shektarov) ;Iastniki, Xxi ne OBJ
delujejo svoje zemlje, zamorejo
obdrzati tri dc pet hektarov, VISA
ostala njihova zemlja pa DO ma
razpolago "a razdelitev. Ia raz-
delitev DO ma razpolago tudi /:
zemlja, XII je ostala brez lastni-
ka ali dedica vsled posledic vol
ne; zemlja, XII je last drzavlja-
nov nemskega rajha; zemlja, XII
je pripadala ,kolaboracionistom
in ljudskim sovraznikom, in
koncno zemlja, XII jo drzava cd
vzame cd svoje lastnine.
4Prednost do zemlje imajo bor-
ci narodne osvobodilne vojske,
vojni invalid in druzine ter siro-
te vojnih zrtev ali fasisticnega
terorizma. ;Zemlja Sc deli kme-
tovalcem, XII nimajo ali ,imajo
premalo zemlje, ter osebam, XII
spadajo v zgoraj oznaeeno kate
gorijo, &c tudi MISC kmetovalci,
ako sprejmejo .odgovornost "a
obdelavo zemlje. V smislu od-
redbe bo oddeljeno vsakemu
prejemniku ne :vec kot osem do
II hektarov in razen v izjemnih
.slucajih, XII jih .postava omenja,
DO Jugoslavija ostala dezela
majhnih in srednjih kmetoval-
,valcev.
Zemlja Sc prepise ma posa-
meznike, ~toda ma 4zahtevo -vec
posameznikov, sc zamore dati
skupinam kot skupna imovina
zadruge. Znamenito je, da je
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Nova ustaya :Jugoslavije

O0t]u0e. Spremembe, XII SO ONO
gocile oblast, so globoke. Ne sa-
mo, da je spremenjen sestav VIA
de, o.ziroma administration
vstroj ter .podlaga "a oblast:
sprememba je bila ,napravljena
" samih koreninah sistema-re-
volucionarna sprememba, Xxi po-
sega v vse vodilne dele. Namesto
stare vladajoee velesrbske klike,
XII je S pomocjo reakcionarnih
skupin ;Hrvatske, sSlovenije in
drugih delov :vladala .Jugoslavi-
jo ,preteklih 22 let, je 1lju1dess'kla ju1dess'kl
Jugoslaviia !sedaj Vzella oe'bollas. o'bollasst
v ssYoje roke. TO pomleni 1j4adstvo
use yngoslqpije, 'vellilkaa iveeiinra,
katerega je navadno delavstvo
il NEST in vasi.
Ustava sciti ljudsko oblast ma
dolocen nacin. ,Ena primera je
,volivna postava, XII jamci po-
sredne volitve in tajno glasova-
ME. Izvoljenci so odgovorni svo-
Jim volivcem in zamorejo biti
odpoklicani IL urada, ako ne de-
lajo DO wolff ,ljudstya. Drugo
jamstvo obVezuje razne drzavne
organe, da branijo delovno ljud-
stvo in mu pomagajo obvarovati i
Sc pred gospodarsko zlorabo in
izkoriscanjem. D en- ok r.aticne
pravice ljudstva so Sc. bolj pou-
darlene v doloobi, XII pravi, da ne
more nihce imeti posebnih pred
pravic ali privilegijev radi 4svo-
jega rojstva, gospodarskega po-
,lozaja it'd.
Ustava v .splosnem obvezuje
vse drzayne organe, da sledijo
ljudski wolff pri razresitvi vpra-
:sanj ma ,nacin, da so drzavljani
udelezeni pri resevanju tekoeih
zadev. Nj torej bila lie slucaj-
most, da Sc ;e Jugoslavija nazva-
la federatiyna ljudska republi-
ka. Je ljudska drzava v pravem
pomenu besede v tenn, da prvi-
krat v zgodoyilni dezele lliudstyo
samo odloca, jkaj De najholje "a
veliko Yeeino ljudstya.
SnsrsmsmrahEe y p'll padarsksm
ssstayu
Nov .sQcialno o.ek onomski Sc
stav Jugqslavije. je tesno pove-
zan to bistyeno spremembo. "
spodarskem sestavu SO trije
glavni razdelki: drzavna podjet-
most, zadruzniska podjetnost ter
zasebna kapitalisticna podjet-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27

most, XII predstavljajo tri glavne
oblike v razvoju jugosloyanske
ekonomije. sDrzavna pod djetnost
ima glavno vlogo v novem go
spodarstvu dezele; v ljudski dr.
zayi je to pac razumljivo. -Drugi
vzrok "a njeno vaznost je del
stvo, da sc je drzavna imovina
/, precej poveeala vsled zasezenja
premozen ,sovraznika in ME
govih kolaboracionistov. To je
tudi glayni gospodarski pogoj
"a veliko vecino ljudstva v ME-
govern .stremljenju "a druzbeni
E.napredek. Poleg tega pa tudi do
.voljuje drzavi bolj izdatno kon-
trolo mad vso ekonomijo. Kon-
emo pa ,tudi omogo6a razvoj
splosnega programa "a nacrtno
gospodarstvo.
ZadruNniska podjetnost igra
vazno vlogo pri taken nacrtu,
toda pri tenn ne SINE biti nikake
iluzije skaki zadruzniski drza-
vi. Fakticno zamore zadruzni-
Ska podjetnost obstojati lie, &c
Sc more zanasati ma drzavno
ekonomijo "a podporo, kadar
|skoli je ia potrebna. Brez mocne
podpore cd strani drzave bi "a
druzniska podjetnost zopet po-
stala zrtev financnih velesku-
pin, kakor Sc je dogajalo pref, in
hi izgubila YES pravi pomen v
zivljenju dezele.
Privatna podjetnost . ostane
vazni del njenega ekonomskega
zivljenja. Ma en- nacin ima ljud-
ska republika kontrolo mad njo,
kajti funkcionira v okvirju
splosnega nacrta, drugace pa il
je v splosnem dovoljen normal
nj razvoj. Ampak lahko je razu-
meti, zakaj privatno podjetje ne
SINE biti rabljeno, da lbi .skup-
nosti ma kateri koli naGin sko-
dovalo. Zasebna lastnina SINE
biti omejena in cello .odyzeta, lce
ljudske koristi tako zahtevajo,
toda lie ma podlagi zadevnega "a
kona in proti odskodnini.
Drzava daje smernice cello
kupnemu gospodarstvu drzave
potion nacrta, XII vkljucuje vse
tri vrste podjetnosti. Zunanja
trgovina spada pod oblast svez-
ne (federativne) Wade.
Lastnina zemlje
.Osnutek ustave proglasa, da
spada zemlja onim, XII jo obdelu-
jejo, in prepoveduje obstoj vele-
posestev. To nacelo je v ustavi
samo povedano; podroben nacrt
"a agrarno reformo in razdeli-
tev zemlje pa je zapopaden po-
stavi cd %. augusta 1915. Zem-
lja, XII spada pod podrocje te po-
stave in XII bo razdeljena, sesto-
il iz:. Veleposestev, obsegajocih
mad 25 do 35 hektarov oralne
zemlje (velikost Sc razlikuje "
krajih, kjer SO ,razmere sdrugac-
ne); il zemlje, XII pripada ban
kan, delniskim druzbam in po-
ldobnim drustvom; il zemlje, XII
so jo lastovale cerkve in samo-
stani (razen 10 hektarov, XII jih
SINE vsaki izmed teh obdrzati; !;
tisti, XII imajo zgodovinsko ali
kako drugo posebno znameni-
uzs,,s E,sssss, ,sa,,,,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27
STRAIN ..

kroga posameznih drSassN re-
publik. Ia izrecno razmejitev
pravomocnosti je posebno "a
jamcena v samostojnosti vsake
republike.
(Dalje prihodntt) ,ast
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27
Po angleskem izvirniku priredil
MirkO G.. Kathel

MgTcO q. h1tilet
V novi .ustavi Federativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije Sc
zrcalijo in sizoblikujejo velike
pridobitve v demokraciji in ,sa-
movladi, XII so 81 jih izvojevali
narodi te dezele med osvobodil-
no borho, in .te pridobitye Sc utr-
jujejo kot osnovna podlaga maj
visje postave-:ustave.
.Posebno ministrstvo "a Kon-
stituanto je predlozeni osnutek
ustave objavilo l. decembra
1915 in ga po drzavi sirno raz-
mnozilo. Naslednja diva meseca
SO Sc po cell Jugoslaviii sesta-
jail drzavljani in organizacije-
kulturne, civilne, delavske it'd.
-proucevale in disk ut ir a e
osnutek ter ,predlozile popravke
in dadatke. Koncna oblika .usta-
We, XII je ,bila sprejeta 81. janu-
aria 1916, vkljucuje mnogo ma
ia nacin predlaganih sprememb.
Ustava " glavnem ,vtelesuje
.tiste principe, XII so bill postav-
ljeni med vojno in SO najprej do
bill izraz v postavah agrarni
reformi, drzavljanstvu, svobodi
tiska it'd, XII so bile proglasene
ma prvih dVeh zasedanjih
AVNOJa .(Antifasisticnega We
ca narodnega losyobqjenja Jugo-
slavije) leta l942 in 1943 ter
ma zasedanju provizoricne skup-
Seine v avgustu 1915. Doloceno
je, da Sc morajo te postave prav-
no vsoglasiti novo ustavo v
teku sestih mesecev po spreje-
mu ,ustave-do 1. augusta 1916.
Ustava, XII sestoji glavnem il
izrazanja principov, pusca veil
Ike dele odprte "a bodoci razvoj
in dopolnitev.
Tri osnoyna nacela
Glavni osnovni principi usta-
ve-ki zrcalijo velike osnovne
pridobitve osvobodilne borbe-
so trije. .PrH Sc .tice ohlastne
sprememhe: yAgoslamja imq
zdaj ljudsko llado SDrngi Sc ma
nasa ma spremembo v socialno-
etonomskena sestavu, tretG pa
ma sgreuabo . raznerju med ras-
mimi ,aarodnostnai, ki sestavlja-
jo Jugoslavijo. Use drugo y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prayice,
ureditev Wade, sodisc it'd, izvi-
"a il omenjenih treh bistvenih
pridobitey.
sesti Glen ustaye prayi, da y
Federativni Ijudski republik'i
Jngqslaviii izhaja vsa oblast il
ljudstva in pripada ljudstvu.
Podoben odstavek Sc lahko mai
de- Y mnogih ustayah, -toda Y ju-
goslovanaki na je VISA ostala yse-
bina posvetsna jzposnitui te "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-27
DoPRINosI AMERIKI!

: DOPRINOSI AMERIKl! 4
Nobena posamezna narodnost
" Ameriki ST ne more prisvajati
prednjastva. Kar jeAAmerika da-
mes. je posledica kocrdinaciie
,vseh narodov. v knjigi "A Ma
tion of Nations" je mas poznani
in spostovani amerisko-slovenski
pisatelj Louis AdamiS temeljito
pojasnil. o tenn Sc lahko prepri-
cate. ako 81 nabavite in preeita-
te onenjeno knjigo. Xxi je v zalo-
gi v urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
GIN Is Indicted
For Conspiracy
Justice Dept. Reveals
Secret Industry Meetings

CLEVELAND March 19 (LPA)-The fond belief OF
General Motors that it beyond the law took rude jolt
here last week when the corporation along with five other
firms indicted for criminal prcefxing conspiracy un
der the federal antitrust laws.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
Continued From Page /

two year period was the first
ever signed in Toledo. Other
contracts have been for one
year. A wage clause, however,
provides that wage negotiations
may be re-opened any time dur
ing the life of the contract.
Contained in the new con-
tract is a clause which states that
the grievance procedure of the
union will be exhausted before
a strike is called. Voluntary ar
bitration is provided if the par
ties are unable to agree on the
settlement of a grievance.
Further Contract Provisions
Other provisions of the con-
tract provide for the coopera-
ton of the union in obtaining
a high level Of production with
the company promising to ac-
ouire additional business to en-
ploy more workers; streamlined
grievance procedure, a modified
seniority agreement and the
promotion of apprenticeship in
the skilled trades.
Participating in the contract
negotiations were T h o m a S
Burke, Local IL vice-president
and Ralph Mason, Spicer Unit
chairman.
Assisting in negotiations were
Frank SzewczykoWski, Henry
Baum, William Ankenbrandt,
Robert Thomas, Joseph Rosen-
berger, Theodore Perkins, Paul
Pearson, Clarence Zeller and
Albert Peake, members of the
union bargaining committee.
(See table of wage increases
at top of this page)
Announce other Raises
Other raises announced this
week include Toledo Steel Tube,
Toledo Metal Furniture, Toledo
Porcelain Enamel and American
Can.
One hundred and eighty en-
ployes of the Toledo Steel Tube
Co. were given an 1914 cent
raise retroactive to Nov. 13, l945
after short negotiations. A re-
vised bonus system will also be
put into effect to give the en-
ployes a bonus of from 8 to IL
per cent predicated on the
volume of business done by the
company.
Members of the executive
committee negotiated the con-
tract assisted by Howard Red
iger,, Local IL representative.
Members of the committee are
Harry Waffle, chairman, Sid
Zander, Harry Vore, Herb Rus
sell and Andy Bloomfield. Leo
Greiser was chairman of the bar
gaining committee.
Get Maintenance Clause
Maintenance Of membership
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22

feet, according to the indict-
ment, "of suppressing competi-
ton between the defendants, OF
fixing and maintaining nom
competitive prices for the sales
of ball bearings, and of estab-
fishing unfair and discrimin-
atory differentials in prices be-
tween various classes of Gus
toners purchasing ball bear.
ings."
GIN and the other firms were
hit by Asst. Gen. Wendell Berge
in charge of the antitrust divi-
sion, who emphasized that can
expanding and free postwar
American industry cannot exist
if the pricing mechanism is de-
termined by private groups
meeting secretly in hotel and
club rooms"
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ing hundreds of thousands of
dollars in anti-union propagan-
da, full page advertisements
and costly community dinners
not only solidified UAW strike
sentiment, but also brought
sympathetic help from a large
number of AFL and CIO unions
and independent citizens groups
throughout the country.
Packard Also Settles
Following closely on the heels
of the GIN settlement, the Pack
ard Co., came quickly to terms
with the union on the basis of
an 1910 increase. Comparison
of the industry's big three show
ed the following hourly rates:
Ford, $1.39; Chrysler, $1.32h
in the Detroit area and $1.301z
in other sections of the country.
UAW members and leaders
turned their attention imme-
diately to preparations for the
unions national convention
scheduled to run for eight days
in Atlantic City starting March
%. Certainty that it will be the
most eventful convention since
the UAW broke from the AFL
increased as 40 locals were re-
ported lined up, behind Vice.
President Walter Renther as a
candidate for the unions presi-
dency.
Reuther, aggressive 38-year-
old veteran of auto unionism,
has not avowed his candidacy in
so many words but it is believ-
ed highly unlikely that he
would reject the nomination.
Incumbent President r. j.
Thomas is certain to be renomi-
mated as is Secretary Treasurer
George Adde's.
Next to the presidential bat
tie the other chief conflict will
revolve around the vice-presi-
dency which will be left vacant
by Richard Frankensteen who
will not seek reelection. Prom
inently named to succeed Fran
kensteen have been Richard T.
Leonard, head of the unions
Ford division, and Richard
GOsser, regional director for the
Toledo, Ohio area.
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on behalf of its 66,0OO,0O0 mem
bers in 50 nations for full and
effective participation in the
work of the Social and Eco
nomic Council, but has rele-
gated the WFTU to a subor-
dinate, consultative position of
the same character as that con-
ceded to national organiza-
tions."
CIO President Phillip Murray
delared that the General Motors
strike settlement was eminent
ly satisfactory" Commenting
on President Truman's wage
price Murray stated that "TheI
sooner the country gets away
from wage controls the better
for the country"
The board also received from
President Sidney Hillman of the
Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers-CIO, a report of the WFTU
Commission to Investigate Con-
ditions in Germany.