davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Nemeckv filmovv operator "a
vinil uhoreni ~ osob.

Berlin. : Filmovy operator
Max Eichelholtz byl zatcen pro
nedbanf predpis1 O doprave
lehce zapalnych flint vlakem.
Veil S sebou vlakem v SOVIET
skem okupacnim pasmu neko-
lik kotoucG filmG, ktere Sc
vznaly cd jiskry z lokomotivy.
Y okamziku byl cely wagon "a
chvacen plameny a 27 lidf Sc
stale jejich obetf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Smi podporovat soukrome
stavky.

Federalnf zamestnanci nesmi
stavkovat prot Wade, ale nenl
linn zakazano podporovati stav
XIV prot soukromym zamestna-
vatel1m. To je odpoved Ko-
mise civilni sluzby ma dotaz
Dan w. Tracyho, pTedsedy u
ME elektrikaTG.
Tracy upozornil, re zakon
ft-Hartley v teto otazce ne
nj dosti jasny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Upozornsni rodicim:
neco o detske obrne.

nsco o dstske obrns.
Mnohe re 100000 skol-
Mich detf dostaly ma konci skol-
nfho roku letak, mfneny pro je-
jich rodice. Letak vydala "Na-
Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis pod maven "A
to Parents about In
fantile Paralysis. Jeho ice
lem je sfTiti vedomosti, jak 81
mali rodice poc1nati v pr1pade
sc epidemic obrny v
jejich obci. Smutna zkusenost
minulych let dokazala, re me-
ri jarem a zimou vzdy Sc tako-
vato epidemic nekde v zemi
objevf. Ga epidemii je zdra-
votn1mi 1rady povazovano Wy
skytnutf Sc 20 nebo vfve pripa-
dG teto nemoci mezi stOtis1co-
YOU populacf).
S pfedpokladem, re nekterf
rodice letak o obrne necetli, O.
pakujeme zde aspon v kratkos-
tt jeho vystrahu.
V letaku Sc predevsim upo-
zornuje, re nadmlrne obavy
rodicG jsou zhusta prehnane
re i mezi onemocnelymi je je-
nom malo pr1padG, koncfcfch
paralysou; re vetsina pacient6
Sc uzdravi, a re pfi Tadnem O.
setfeni v9tsina jich vyjde z ne
moci beZ Zmrzacen1.
V letaku Sc vyjmenovavaji
prvni prfznaky choroby, zname
zde pod maven "infantile pa
ralysis" nebo polio. Jsou j.
mi krute bolesti hlavy, nevol-
most, ryma, podrazdenf zalud.
ku, ztuhle nebo bolestne svaly
horecka. Jake mnoho jinych
detskych -hemoci zac1na i obr-
ma r1znymi zpGsoby. Objevi.
lo-li Sc v okoli jiz nekolik prl.
pad6 obrny, je treba byti- zvla.
Ste opatrnym a zavolati lekare
pri prvnfm objevenf Sc jakeko.
Ii nepravidelnosti We zdravot.
MIN stavu dftete. Okamzite lie.
karske rozpoznanf nemoci &
spravne lecenf je nejlepsf "a.
|rukou, re d1te proide nemoc.
bez trvalych nasledk1 a zmr
zacenl.
Jina opatrenf, k nimz rad
opatrnost, jsou: vystT1hejte 81
iakychkoli navstev a spolecen
skych shromazdenf; neunavuj
tie sc nadmiru; dbejte toho. a
byste neprostydli; nez jdett
plavat do basenG nebo do rex!
zjistete cd zdravotnfho depart
mentu, re voda v Mich nen1 zne
cistena a lidskemu zdrav1 ne
bezpecna: myjte 81 casio ruce
zvlaste pred kazdym j1dlem
chrante jfdlo i odpadky jfdls
pred mouchami a .iinym hmy
ZEN; dobfe Sc poratde S rodin
nvm lekarem, nezli Sc v mes1
cfch epidemic rozhodnete k O
peraci ma odstranenl mandl
nebo jakekoli operace v 1stecl
nebo v hrdle vGbec. A samo
zTejme: isolujte Sc cd prostre
df, zachvaceneho detskou obr
nou!
V letaku Sc rodic1m vysvet
lluje, kan Sc mali obratiti, roz
nem1ze-li sc dite = nebo vi
bee nekdo v rodine - detskol
obrnou. V kazdem pflpade j
Ito neiblizsi odbocka "Nationa
Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis'', iejiz adresu najdete Y
telefonni knize nebo zJistlte ne
zdravotnim trade. A nezac.
nete Sc lined starat, kde seze.
nete penlze, ktere Dude lecen.
nemoci staff! Jste-li nemaiet
nj, Dude ~osetrenf z vetsl cast
bezplatne, a pTfpadne no do.
stanete i zcela zdarma. V pr.
pade teto choroby je ~osetfova.
nj takove, re 81 "a ne NIUE "a.
platiti pine malo KIDD, caste an.
rodiny S pomerne dobryn
pffimem.
Sluzby National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis" jsou pc
skytovany "a pomoci mlstnlch
organd zdravotn1ch, lekafd.
nemocnic a pod, a jsou umoz-
novany kazdorocnim "pocho-
dem desakn", t. j. sblranlm
fondd z dobrovolnych pflspev-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05

dill SSSR ma v1tezstvf, namitaji:
A druha fronta? Jak mohou
poprlt, re druhou frontou wy
tvoTili spojenci v dobe, kdy o
vysledku valky bylo rozhodnu-
to, kdy Sc Ruda armada neza-
drzitelne Tftila ma zapad a pri-
nutila Ike kapitulaci Rumunsko,
Finsko a Bulharsko?
Proc toto vsechno pripomf-
name? Snad proto, abychom
zlehcili valecne 1sili zapadnfch
spojencG? Nikoliv Vine, co
znamenal lend-lease, CO INA
menala UNRRA, CO znamena-
la obrana Angle, CO zname-
nala invase. Uvadfme to pro-
to, re prave ma zapade "a
nyni i u mas - je zlehcovano
Ivalecne 1silf Sovetskeho svazu.
Uvadfme to proto, ably veci by
ly videny We spravnych proper
c1ch. Hlavne vSak proto, ably
hyla jasna absurdnost a zlo-
cinnost plant upfit Sovetske-
mu svazu pravo ma spoluroz-
hodovani O evropskych vecech,
pravo ma reparace, pfisl1bene
v Jalte a v Postupimi, pravo ma
plody vftezstvf.
President Truman mluvi O
americkem "vGdcovstvf sveta".
Americti statnici, posfIajice
"odborniky" do Recka a Turec-
ka a zTizujice valecne zaklad-
ny ma obou hemisferach, mluv1
O nutnosti zastavit "sovetskou
expansi", ktera Sc - jak Sc
IDA = Sovetsky svaz dopustil
tim, re jeho vojska dosla do
Berlina. Byvaly americky vel
vyslanec v SSSR William Bull
lit zada v par1zskem tydenfku
strany MRP, to jest strany fran
couzskeho zahranicniho mini
stra Bidaulta, valku prot
SSSR. Pokud mono rychle,
protoze cas- pry pracuje pro
Sovetsky svaz a kazdym dnem
Sc blfzl chvile, kdy take SSSR
Dude nit atomovou pumu. So
vetsti statnfci naproti tomu no
vofi O nutnosti spoluprace, Q
spravedlnosti a dodrzovani "a
vazk1. Marsal Tito Tekl 81.
brezna 1947: "My jdeme spo-
lu Sc Sovetskym svazem, pro-
toze re Sovetskeho svazu usta-
vicne slys1me HAS mfru, a to
odpovlda nasfm snaham; re "a
padu ustavicne slys1me O ato-
move pune a hrozbe valky".
Rekl to "a miliony jinych.
Stain sveho casu varoval, Re
opatrenf, ktera cini Spojene ma
rody pro zajisteni svetove bez-
pecnosti a mlru, "budou efek-
tivni. jestlize velmoci, ktere ma
svych bedrech nesly hlavnl tt
hi valky prot hitlerovskemu
Nemecku, budou i nadale p1I-
sobit v duchu ~iednomyslnosti a
souhlasu. Nebudou efektivn1,
jestlize Dude porusena tato ne
zbytna podm1nka." Ia valky
sc Churchillovi nepodarilo SIZE
dovanfm sobeckych cil1 rozbft
velmocenskou spolupraci. Ne
smf Sc to ami jemu, ami tenn,
kterf prejmenovavaji jeho full
tonsky program ma Trumanovu
doktrinu, podarit ami pc valce.
Konecnou instance, jez soudi
statnfky, je lid. A nenf nezna-
mo. jak posoudil britsky lid
sveho valecneho .vddce v par
lamentnich volbach. Vyhlidky
|ieho ideovych souputnfkd jsou
sotva lepsi.
To vsechno je dobre 81 i've
domit We vyroci onoho dejinne-
no %. cervna roku 1911.
~"Svet-A
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Pf1dely chleba snfzenv.

Paf1z. Pro zalostny stav
sklizn6 obilf We Francii tohoto
roku, vlada oznamila dalsl snf-
zenI dennich pffdelG S $50 gra-
m1 ma 200 grant denne (asi
sest uncf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Spaak pro zruseni veta.

Paffz. - Paul Henri Spaak,
predseda Generalnlho shroma-
zdenf Spojenych narodG v po-
slednim zvlastnlm zasedan1,
vyslovil Sc, re Spojene narody
nebudou s to splniti sve Gle,
dokud veto nebude zruseno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Japonsko nebude miti voisko

Pfedbezna conference an
glicke rise o mirove smlouve S
Japonskem rozhodla, re Japon
sko must byti zbaveno vojen-
skVch, namoTnfch a leteckych
zakladen, ably Sc pTedeSlo no
We 1tocnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
PozGstatky sv. Vojtscha zpGt
v kathedraIe sv. Vita.

Praha. = PozsGtatky sv. Vol
t6cha, prvnfho ceskeho bisku-
pa pred 963 roxy, byly opet u
lozeny v kathedrale sv. Vita
30 ctyfmesicnf ceste, ma nfz 20
Cechach byly vystavovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05
Pred soudcem.

Soudce: "Uz jste tn Ease?
Vfte prece, re jsem yam po-
sledne rekl, re uz 81 vas zde
nepTeji videt."
Obzalovany: "Ano, ale straz-
nix mne to nechtel VERT"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05

= V 1noru letosniho roku
bylo v Londvne Fl dn1 "a Sc
bou bez jedne minuty slunecna.
Je to nejdeTsf rekord tohoto
druhu Londyna v dejinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05

Vite, ktery narod zavedl
nosenf slam6nych klobouk1?
|Byli to start Rfmane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-05

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Business-Backed Fascism, Not Commies,
Are Real Enemies of America

Indianapolis. n'pl-The fascism of
powerful and ruthless business
groups not communism. is the real
enemy in the l.. s. today. Pres. A. f..
Whitney Of the Fro. Of Railroad Train
men unaffiliatedl warned in an edi-
torial outlining an anti-depression pro-
gram. The editorial appeared in the
May issue of the Railroad Trainmen.
NO depression is inevitable" Whit
ney said. We can avoid them. And
it's easier to prevent a depression
now than it will be to cure one if it
starts. II you don't want a depres-
sion. if you are determined to keep
your freedom. protect your standard
OF living. and prevent 4 war. the first
step is to KNOW YOUR ENEMY
The enemies OF the American PEG
pie. Whitney said. are high prices.
dangerously high profits. declining
purchasing power. lack OF homes, mo-
nopolies. anti-lubor legislation and fas-
cism.
Whitney dashed at the Hartley slave
labor bill as the cruelest blow ever
struck at labor by either house Of
the American congress The men
who prepared this bill are the same
ones who worked for high prices. who
protected the monopolists. who have
have done nothing to solve the hous-
ing crisis. They beam with pleasure
at huge corporation profits but frown
when the worker asks for an extra
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Welfare CURB IS
ADDED TO TAFT
LABOR BILL

II Senator Taft and his satellites in
the senate have their Il it will be
Illegal. under penalty of fine and i'm
rrisonment for a labor union and a
company to agree to a health and vel
fare fund which would be administer
ed solely by the union. The vote for
this addition to the senate labor bill
was IS to 10 with Montana Senators
Murray and Ecton both voting against
the Taft-Hall amendment.
The provision also stipulated that
union dues may be checked off rom
pahy payrolls only after each worker
affected has given his assent to that
method of payment.
Late the preceding day inlay -,
however. Sen. Taft. spiritual father
OF the union-busting legislation. suf
fcred a major defeat when an amend
ment To outlaw in~dustry-wide bar
gaining. introduced by Ball and him
sell. was beaten II to A.. On this
amendment. Senators Murray and &c
ton again voted together in voted
AGAINST outlawing OF industry-widt
bargaining.
The Republicans saw IL Of theil
number vote against the industry
wide bargaining amendment. while !
COP senators voted against the wei
fare and health fund provision.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15

dime the rail union leader charged
that the anticommunist sentiment
of the American people is being de-
libcrately inflamed by native Amer
lean fascists to promote their own evil
ends"
There are only 1900 communists
in America dept. OF Justice fisurcs),'
he said. 'The hysteria about com
munism amounts to loading Il cannon
to shoot a sparrow If the fascists
can keep the people busy discussing
communism their opportunity to crush
democracy will be strengthened.
I'VE need to turn the guns of our
national effort and publicity on elm
mating American fascism which is
responsible for HIGH PRICES-ANTl-
LABOR LEGISLATION HOUSING
SHORTAGES EXCESSIVE PROF
ITS - DWINDIING PURCHASING
POWER-WITCll HUNTS, KNOW
YOUR ENEMY, AND FIGHT"
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15

goods w;ll be produced That. IN tain.
means that men will be laid Oft. y
unemployment Increases. the public
will have still less money to spend
and production viii decrease still
more.
Then we end up in q depression
And probably il will be a depres ion
such as this nation or The world has
never seen before. II the United
states falls on its face. the last hope
for restoration Of world stability Will
have vanished for a long time 10 come.
We will be %lloundcrine IN the mud
with the rest Of the nations Of the
world. Desperate and hungry people
Will be listening for any voice IN the
wilderness and looking for any man
on a white horse.
our campaign 10 check the spread
Of communism will evapurate like the
dew al dawn.
1T Is i"roniral that while business
chants with fear and frenzy about
llt ~lH'tu W NblHllHhiNi.i 'i'h-'t'
the world. it has adopted a policy ii
this nation that Will bring on com.
munism or some other totalitarian
evil. We cannot cNtol the virtues Of
democracy to people who have seen
it fall. disemboweled by its most fan
atical advocates.
Democracy will be dead. in the
United States and throughout tie
world. the moment depression strikes
in the United States and stops lis pro.
gram OF worldwide leadership"
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Offtre Of state Auditor
STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
md AITuONIZ ATION

WHEREAS, The City of New York
Insurance Company
Has filed in this department Il sworn
statement Of it's condition on December
81. 1916. in accordance with the provi-
sions of the Revised Codes of Montana,
1875. relating to insurance crEaniZa-
tons, and whereas, said statement
shows that said insurance organization
has complied with he Laws of this
state.
THEREFORE,, in pursuance of law.
!, JOHN J. IIOLM ES State Auditor and
Commissioner Of Insurance, do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
organization is authorized to transact
the business Of Fire. Marine and Allied
branches Of insurance in this State
until the thirty-first day of March.
1913.
/ further certify that their statement
shows that on December 81. 1916. the
actual mount OF capital-U. S. Deposit
to be Si,50u, 0nu. nu: the aggregate In
come for the year 1916 Sa.4lS.I33.S4;
the aggregate Disbursements for the
year 1916 S2.S71. uJ3. -. the aggregate
Liabilities. except Capital, are S3,5l4,
G21.n7. the surplus over all liabilities
is sl.G6f ,50S.i1; the surplus as regards
policyholders is 50, lG1,5oS.il.
IN WITNESS WIIEREOF. ! have
hereunto subscribed my name and af-
fixed my official seal. at the state
Capitol in the City OF Helena, this LIST
day of April. 1871.
JOHN J. HOLMES. state Auditor
and Commissioner of Insurance.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Keep Your Eyes On
Washington''s
Election

Shelton, Wash.-FP-Pledging un-
qualified opposition to all labor Grip
ping proposals and support for Hen
ry A. Wallace and those who seek
world peace, former Rep. Charles
Savage announced he will be a candi-
date for the congressional seat made
vacant by the death of Rep. Fred Nor
man, Republican.
Norman's last official act was to vote
for the Hartley bill.
The vacancy can be filled only by a
special election called by Gov. Mon c.
power to appoint senator's but not rep
resentatives.
The election primary which will be
held May II and the general June Z,
has already created a storm of com
ment and will, it is predicted. test pub
lie reaction to the GOP-dominated S0th
congress. Savage was elected from
the third district in 1914 on the Demo
cratic ticket and quickly became an
outstanding champion of labor in
Washington. He lost out for reelec
ton in the 1916 Republican victory.
In his opening statement Savage
said he will uphold the hand Of Hen
ry A. Wallace" III his fight to strength
en- the United Nations and will cam
paign against any labor smashing leg
isla,ion and for those measures tina.
will g economic security for on
people
Il am the candidate Of the progress
sive people Of the third district-th,
people who have already had enough
and mean enough he declared.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
office Or StsAr Auditor
STATE or
insurance Department
CERTIFICATE or COMPLIANCE
AND AUTHORIZE ALTON

WHEREAS. The ,'iti1,ns Insurance
90. Of New Jersey
Has filed in this department a sworn
statement of It's condition on December
81. 1916. in accordance with the proyi-
sions Of the Revised Codes of Montana.
1875. relating To insurance %orEaniza-
lions. and whereas. said statement
shows that said Insurance organization
has complied with the Laws Of this
State,
THEREFORE,. in pursuance of law.
l., JOHN j. HOLMES, state Auditor and
Commissioner of Insurance., do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
organization is authorized To transact
the business of Fire insurance in this.
state until the thirty-first day Of
March. iliS.
| further certify that their statement
shows that OF December 81. 1876, the
actual amount Of Capita u. ). Deposit
To be 81 zoe, 900. 90. III. aggr.gat. In
come for the year 1916 S1ls,t9S ~: III.
aggregate Disbursements for the year
isif i66,1Na61, the aggregate Assets
are si.3sl.ssn.25. the aggregate Liahil-
tiles. kept Capital. are STo2. 400.52;
the surplus oyer all liabilities is 81
,Ns."ls13. III. SURPLUS rs regards pol
icy hnld.rs is S3,5>S.g7n.13.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have
herennto subscribed my name and af-
fixed my official seal. at the state
Capitol In the city of Helena. this LIST
day of April. 1917.
JOHN J. HOLMES. State Auditor
and Commissioner of Insurance.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15

VINO W0ult 1ollON >utN Nlltt-
ton as that group would IN
dictate.
In an article published in the most
recent issue of the American Fedora
zionist. Mr. Tobin. declaring that last
year business rolled UP profits after
taxes Of some l. billion dollars while
wages o workers were deelininr >
billion. said
As wages went down. profits went
up. We are nov in the position Of
trying To force wages up To the level
of prices. vhereupon prices viii 90
M again. We will always be Il lap
behind.
business has refused 10 do any
thirg about il. That leaves only the
federal government, The government
must do something it-w are TO escape
a complete economic collapse.
The answer To the PLIGHT of the
average citizen is not increased wages.
Increased wages mean nothing II every
wage increase is the signal for Il still
higher price increase. In fact. each
succeeding wage increase Will leave
labor worse off if each price increase
is higher than the wage increase,
which il usually is.
The amount Of money a man makes
is not important. The important
thing is what that money will buy.
Money is no good if il won't buy
groceries and shoes and housing.
And as we proceed further down
the dizzy dip to initiation. our money
is buying less and less. Dollars are
becoming worthless.
The solution rests with price con.
troll. Ii business won't control prices.
the federal government must. II
prices can be leveled off somewhere.
we can then adjust our wage structure
TO the price structure and restore eco
monte stability. That will give us a
higher standard of living.
"As matters stand now. the public
does not have the money to buy. at
current prices. the goods that are be-
ing produced. That means that less
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Murray Critical

Republican party in control of on.
sress.
In the second place. his statement
is intended To fool the public for he
| knows that the Bureau Of Reclama.
ton must operate on the basis OF a
long-range integrated program for
western development. The first year
Of such a program only paves the
way for much greater construction
worl. the second year. and still further
expansion the third year. That is
how any large construction program
must be operated, if it is to be con
Quoted economically and with eff
cheney.
This means that once a great
| program has been we'll started and
the funds are curtailed-and most OF
the important cuts We're made III the
big program - there is tremendous
waste. The job is bound to cost more
when slowed down and delayed. fol
an enormous overhead goes on just
the same. as any construction eagi
neer or contractor will testify. While
appearing to save, the congress is
actually pouring out funds in waste
full operation.
But the pay-off, which reveals the
motive behind this curtailment. was
revealed when the Republican house
cut the fund for investigations and
planning to a mere $4,000 from ths
5000. 900 allowed by the Bureau o.
the Budget. This effectively does
away with all engineering surveys
and planning for western development
plans. II construction continues from
this point. it can only be upon the
basis of such Investigations and plani
as already have been made, and with
in a very short time the great pro
gram of western development tina
has been initiated must wither upon
its stem. Such planning cannot b.
easily revived. for q fine STAFF OF en-
gineering and economic experts can
not be assembled overnight.
This attempt to destroy the ad
ministrations non-partisan program o
western development is Il serious bloS
to the west. This is the present pc.
icy Of the national Republican part
which is in the interest Ct the hi
business and monopoly Interests q
The east as opposed TO western dc
ve,opment. Conservative economist
all recognize that this Republican pc
icy is threatening our whole nation;
economy because continued eXpansio
and development Of all parts Of tn
country is necessary il we are I
continue TO enjoy a high national il
come-if we are TO avoid M!Oihe
i, blichting depression.
During the depression OF the ls30'
!, and since then. the people hav
learned their economic lessons. ] f.,
/, certain that the people will nui pc
nit the vicious stupidity and greed ,
the Republican party to interior
with the basic well-beine Of the NJ
, tion.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
Silver Bow Trades

tC0ntinucd from pnge OneD
he had voted against the Hartley bill
and had sent a copy OF all labor bills
before the congress to the council.
From Cascade Trades and Labor
asking all unions to join them in max
ing Labor Day a big success and to
take part in the parade in Great Falls
that day.
Secretary reported he had letters
sent out on the Miss Eastman case,
and that the unions were taking it up.
Machinists reported that all the
Metal Trades crafts We're meeting III
Butte, from Butte. Great Falls and
Anaconda. to meet with the ACM on
May 10.
There being no further business
meeting adjourned.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-15
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a union to refuse to bargain, or to
"coerce" employees in the choice of a
union. The house bill also sets up
a series of unfair practices regulat-
ing the relations between unions and
their members.
Strikes in Essential Industries
Poth bills would authorize the attor-
ney general to obtain injunctions for
Is to so days against strikes en-
dangering the national health and
safety. The senate bill also requires
that. before the injunction is obtained,
d fact-finding board study the dispute,
but made no settlement recommended
tons.
Supervisory Workers
Both would exclude supervisory en-
rloyes from the group with whom en-
ployers may be compelled to bargain.
Mass Picke.ing and Violence
The house bill would outlaw them;
the senate bill does not mention
them.
Cancellation
Both would create a new. indepen-
dent mediation agency taking over
functions Of the labor departments
Cancellation service.
Payments to Unions
Both would forbid employer pay
ments into trust or welfare funds
controlled exclusively by unions. They
also would ban dues check-off without
individual consent Of employees and
would forbid certain other types Of
payments to union officers.
National Labor Relations Board
The house bill would abolish the
present board and create a new three
member board. The senate bill would
increase the present three-member
board to seyen
Political Activity
The house bill would prohibit union
political contributions or expendi-
lures. The senate bill does not con
tain such provisions.
Free Speech
Both bills say management and la
Dor may give their views on the union
question as long as they refrain from
threats.
Government Employees
The house bill forbids strikes of
government workers. The senate bill
has no similar provision.-Great Falls
Tribune.