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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

gojev petletnega clanstva in je bill zavarovan vsaj tri leta:
ina vdova oh casu njegove smrti pravico do odpravnine.
in sicer v visini 50odstotnega celokupnega zasluzka IL
zakona lis pravil Bratovske skladnice pa je dobila zena
v taken primeru kot odpravnino 80 odstotkov tistih pri-
spevkov, XII SO bill "a pokojnega ~vplacani. &c vzarnemo "a
primer: MOI je bill zavarovan tri leta (36 mesecev) in incl
place $500 dinarjev mesecno. Cd tega je placeval ITS
dinarjev "a socialno zavarovanje. Pc starih %predpisih (33
odstotkov vplacanih prispevkov) je zena prejela OBJ njego-
vi smrti odpravnino v znesku $500 dinarjev. Pc novem
.zakonu go odstotkov celotnega zasluzka)-pa dobi pod
istimi pogoji zasluzka in zavarovanja izplacano $500 di-
narjev. To je vsekakor mnogo vista vsota, ker Sc danes ia
odpravnina odmerja pc dejansko prejetem ~zasluzku, do
elm Sc je pref o%dmerjala pc ~vplaeanih prispevkih.
Kar pa Sc tice dejstva, da Sc pokojnina priznava vdo-
YAM brez otrok in XII so sposobne "a delo, lie &c SO stare
mad 40 let, to je vsekakor v skladu S cliff, XII jh zasleduje
nasa drzava, XII je tako potrebna obnove. Vsak clovek,
XII je sposoben "a deo, mora pristopiti k deu in pokazati
pripravljenost, da pomaga pri ~izgradnji nasega gospodar-
stva. Krivicno hi bio narnrec, da bi ljudje, XII so "a delo
sposobni in Sc lahko sa1ni prezivljajo, padli v breme soci-
alnega zavarovanja sarno zaradi tega, ker je umrl oni, XII
jh je do tedaj prezivlal. Vdova, XII je ralajsa Cd 40 let in
je sposobna "a delo, je dolzna, das Sc sauna prezivlja. h' :
IL vsega tega je jasno,.da sol naseszene , novinn zakos
nom o socialnem zavarovanju pridobile novo zagotovilo
"a svojo lastno preskrbo in "a preskrbo svojih otruk oh
smrti njihovih moz-hranilcev. S tenn hasa nova drzava'
onaogoca nasim zenam, da SO dejansko enakopravne y dru-
5zinskern in javneln zivljenju in da je vsej druziri ornogo-
ceno d~ostojno zivljenje.
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into their midst but In the main
morally and culturally, by grad
ually but surely developing bet
ter citizens who will be an asset
instead Of a liability to the COM
munity and to the country as
a whole.
Our concluding thought is:
Where there is a Wi1l-there is
a way!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
WHERE THERE IS A WILL
THERE IS WAY

"The Slovene Women of
America are primarily an edu-
cational organization concerned
with the problems of every day
life of the family, the commu-
nifty as we'll as of the forces,
which shape the conditions in
the nation and the world.
We are deeply aware of the
fact, that life and conditions
around us will improve only as
much as we are willing to study
and improve them ourselves.
The old Slovene proverb "Brez
muje, Sc cevelj ne obuje" is as
true today as it ever was.
Our sphere of activities is not
limited only to our circles, where
we carry on timely discussions,
hold lectures, demonstrations,
exhibits of handicrafts, needle
work, etc., but we are also in
terested in the progress and sue
cess of all our community enter
prises and institutions, because
all of those things have an eff
feet upon our daily lives. This
group work and study is broad
ening our mental horizon and
enabling us to acquire a new
perspective on life and it's many
problems.
For an example, let us look at
the Importance of our National
Homes, our benefit organiza-
tons, our cultural and athletic
groups. They were organized by
idealists and are being promoted
today by the same kind of men
and women.
There were pessimists who
predicted, as many as 20 years
ago, that stagnation and death
is Just around the corner for our
community cultural and lodge
life. The National Homes, which
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are to us the same as the "Town
Hall" was to the early settlers
were to be deserted and empty,
etc. On the other hand there were
optimists, VINO in spite of some
alarming signs, kept faith,
worked and encouraged others
to keep on plugging. To them life
meant work and struggle and
wherever such a progressive and
determined group existed, there
we find today healthy comml l.
nifty activities, which are an as
set and a real cultural as well
as material contribution to the
city and the nation.
Prudence is an essential char
acteristic of man and some of
our public leaders possessed
enough of it to tide our impor-
tant institutions through the
days of greatest hardships. They
have succeeded in attracting
enough young people into our
fraternal, cultural and business
institutions, thus giving our COM
munity life, SO to speak, a blood
TRANSMISSION, to secure their con-
tinuance and at least partial
success.
Of course, everything is not
rosy. Mistakes are made, there
are hardships, misunderstood
ings, misconceptions of goals
and ideals, but the generating
force, the will to work is there
and that is what counts. In our
judgment one of the main prob
lens facing us today is, how to
make our community. centers, lie,
our National Homes, our cul-
tural groups, as we'll as our
picnic grounds or summer
camps more attractive to our
children and the young boys and
girls. The youngsters of today
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

are as full of idealism, ambition
and energy for creative express
sion, as we were or even more.
AL: they need is a chance, proper
instruction and guidance, i'll
short, an all around better en-
vironment.
Just recently we are hearing
and reading a lot about under
paid school teachers, delinquent
children, etc. This sad state of
affairs is supposed to exist on
the general American scene. The
Observation-Disclosures on the
part of the people and the adj
ministrations. Conditions among
us are similar. Let us therefore
correct the erroneous ways. in
our midst, in our own commu-
nifty.
In the past years we have de
voted much of our time anu
money for Building and improv-
ing our community life in a more
material way but if we really
want to progress, it will be wise
to invest from now on more
time, energy and money in un-
dertakings, which may not bring
us material benefits in the form
Of dollars and cents, but will
rather pay us lasting dividends
in a more wholesome atmos-
phere in all our activities and
enrich our own and our chill
dren's lives.
In the first place there is a
real need for closer coordina-
ton between the children's and
and adult cultural groups. The
children, either from an acting
or singing group should really
so to speak graduate right into
the adult groups after they
reach a certain age. Further it
would be advisable to have a GER
tain room or hall, which would
be their regular club room or
meeting place, which they could
furnish and equip according to
their taste under the supervision
and guidance of an appointed
leader and instructor.
A picnic ground in the coun-
try could also be made much
1more attractive for children if
the place had for example,
number of swings, a nice sand
pile, where the little kiddies
could dig, mix and bake cakes,
pies, etc. to their hearts con-
tent. Then a tennis court, a
swimming pool, a baseball dia-
mond in addition to the "balina"
court would also be very useful.
With all these attractions, the
children, the young boys and
girls would be eager to join ma
and pa when they would an
nounce a trip to the picnic
grounds, instead of the usual:
II don't want to go! What am I
going to do there? Stand
around?"
OF course, all these things
would cost quite a lot Of effort,
planning and also money. But
under proper leadership, q lot
Of work could be done v~oluntari-
lly.
Our firm belief is that by Gre
ating more ideal conditions for
young and old, for those who
ENJOY a drink or two. play bass
lima tennis or baseball, as wen
as for those who enjoy swim
ming, dancing, singing, acting,
reading, discussing, etc. all Of
our clubs and lodges will benefit
not only materially in attracting
more and better type Of people
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
Krozki


Progressive" sn1o, kakor knee
ka matt. Delamo, zrtvujemo
in delimo nesebicno.
Bozicni prazniki so "a Mani.
Stopile smo v novo leto 1947.
Kaj nam DO prineslo to leto ne
vemo. Pc radiju nam obetajo
preroki vse najboljse, posebno
v novih iznajdbah smo napre-
dovali bolj kot kdaj preje v Ego
DOWN. clovestva. Ampak KIDD 81
DO mogel privosciti vse te udob-
nosti je pa drugo vprasanje.
Progressive sestre smo 81 il
menjale iskrena voseila v krogu
nasih sci in aktivnosti, vendar
pa vossi odbor kr. st. 1 vsem
sestram, Xxi SO bolj oddaljene Cd
mas ali so privezane ma boinisko
posteljo, srecno Novo leto!
v preteklem letu smo bile ia
ko zaposlene. Uncle smo razlic-
ne prireditve. Ia zakljuStk Sic
Uncle semenj ali bazar, kater.
je bill dobro obiskan in je prat
dobro uspel. Tenn potion Sc to
rel zahvalim sestram "a NIL
trud in pozrtvovalnost. Enc So
delale, druge so darovale, tretj@
so kupile, it'd.
Mr. A. Dolinar nam je mare
dill reklamni napis "a ma pro;a-
lie S. D. Donna popolnoma brez-
placno. Lepa hvala, Mr.. Dolinar!!
- V denarju so darovale "a
bazaar: Mrs. Jursic $500 ker je
dobila Pressure Cooker: Mrs.
Ursula Copic $500 ker nj mo-
gla vsled zaposlenosti izvrsiti
kakega rocnega della; Mrs. Tile
in Mrs. Markovic in Mrs. Barbo
20 $500; Mrs. Mohorcic $500;
Mrs. Coff $1.OO in Mrs. Gro
boljsek SOC. V krozkovo blagaj-
no SO darovale ma sell: Mrs. An
| ma Zaic, Mrs. Blaz Godec in Mr..
Marolt pc $500; Mrs. Frances
Zupanc $3.50. PRAY lepa hvala!
PR bazarju so bile na!ibolj
pridne sestre Skerl, Gorjanc,
Zafred, Jane, Tomsic, Kosir,
Mary Ogrinc, Anna Zelle, Vozel,
Coff, Rebel, Skapin, Jagodnik,
Levstik, Terbizan it'd. Zabelezila
bi rada VISA imena, pa Sc bojim,
da hi bio porocilo preobsirno.
Upam, da mi ne boste zaneri]e,
kajti darovi in darovalke so vse
zabelezene v knjigi in so bila
precitana ma nasi zadnji seji.
V imenu krozka sc VAN Sc en-
KRAFT prav lepo zahvalim.
Kot tajnica Sc YAM zahvalim
tudi "a sodelovanje v preteklem
letu in upaln, da bono tudi v
tekocem letu delale "a korist
krozka "Progresivnih Slovenk'
in Sc vec "a poljso bodocnost
cloveka, "a sirsi sporazum, med
seboino, druzabno in mednarod-
no..
Nj ma svetu problema, da ga
zena ne bi mogla resiti, samo
&c hi imela malo vec zaupanja,
trdne wolfe in potrpljenja. Pc
naravi je zena pridna kakor
mravlja, toda kar Sc javnih "a
dev tice, plaha kakor zajec in
Sc ne zaveda svoje moci. In raw
no zato je bila ustanov!jena or
ganizacija "Progresivnih Slo-
venk", da obuja dobro v srcu
zene, il dale priliko "a razgled
v sirsi svet, preko rraga donna
lie kuhinje.
Torej ne pozabi, sestra, pripe-
LII vsaka vsaj emo tovarisico v
mas krozek v tenn letu.
Ko sem citala zadnje porocilo
nase glavne tajnice o relifnem
delu "Progresivnih Slovenk",
mi jc prisla ma misel preprosta
slovenska kme6ka matt i veil
Kim hlebom kruha. Bila je pri-
prosta brez izobrazbe ali olike.
Samo kmecka matt je bila toda
dobra, skrbna III pridna! Kot.
sem Re omenila, iraela .ie re,ik
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UREDNIkOvA
PO$TA
Zapisnik seje slovenske
sekcije "a March Of
Dimes" ~kalnpanjo

je bill sklican pc Max F. Ira
ven, Sc je vrsil v uradu Sloven-
ske Dobrodelne Zveze v petek
vecer II. januarja, 1947 OBJ pol
deveti uri. Y
Sejo otvori sklicatelj, kateri
poroca namen sestanka: Kakor
vsako leto bodo skusali Sloven-
ci liz Clevelanda in okolice pri-
rediti dobrodelno prireditev v
pocast pokojnemu predsedniku
Franklin D. Rooseveltu, tako-
zvani presidents Birthday
Ball" (ples) v prid March of
Dimes Rampant. Prireditev Sc
DO vrsila ma vecer rojstnega
dneva pokojnega predsednika,
v eetrtek 80. januarja, 1947 oh
pol osmi uri zvecer.
Seize so Sc udelezili sledeci, XII
sodelovati v letosnji
March of Dinem" Rampant, z
namenom, da pomagajo onemo-
glim, XII so zrtev strasne, neu-
smiljene bolezni - otroske pa
ralize: Frank Cesnik. Anton Cr-
dina ST., Marce1la Harsa, Vickie
Hocevar, Councilman Eddie Ko-
vacic, Joseph Lausin, Jack La
v"iha, Mary Makovec, Henry
Medved, John Menart, Johanna
V. Mervar, Rose Mickovic, An
re Millavec, Larry: Ogrinc, JOS
10 Penko, Joseph Ponikvar,
John Susnik, Antonio Traven in
lax F. Traven.
Ia to dobrodelno sekcijo :je bill
zvoljen sledeci vodilni odbor:
Predsednik Max F. Traven,
podpreds. Joseph Lausin, tajni-
ca Vickie Hocevar, blagajnik
Josko Penko in zapisnikarica
Johanna V. Mervar.
Predsednik Max F. Traven
ma priporocilo navzocih, menu
lie nadZorni odbor.
Predsednik odbora Council
man Eddie Kovacic, CLAM mad
zornega odbora: Anne Milavec,
Henry Medved, Rose Mickovic
in John Menart.
Enoglasno je izvoljen pred
sednik odbora "a publiciteto,
Mr.. Joseph Ponikvar. Nadaljni
odbor je: Jack Lavriha, Anton
Grdina ST., Frances Erzen, An
re Millavec, John Susnik in vsi
uredniki nash slovenskih caso-
pisov.
Nadalje je izvoljen veselicni
odhcr, v katerega SO imenova-
nj: Clanice castne straze SDZ,
Frank Cesnik, Joseph Lausin,
Mary Makovec, Henry Medved,
Rose Mickovic, Anne Millavec,
Larry Ogrinc Josko Penko in
John Rozance.
Pc volitvah in pc kratkem
razmotrivanju glede kakega
programa. ma vecer veselice,
predsednik Max Traven poroca,
da mu je osebno bio sporoceno,
da DO sodelovalo pr plesni We
selici IA izvrstnih in poznanih
slovenskih orkestrov, brezplac-
no, in radi tega, zbornica skle-
ne, da Sc program opusti, ter da
Sc prepusti zabava nasim god
benikom.
Predsednik tudi priporoca, da
Sc izvoi vsaj enega govornika,
da Iredstavi namen prireditve
navzocim.
Enoglasno je sklenjeno, da
predsednik> Max Traven poda
pozdravni govor, ter predstavi
Councilmana Eddie Kovacica
kot ravnatelja nadaljnega pro-
grama. Ia govornika sta ime-
novana Anton Grdina in MI.
Jack Lavrina. Predstavi Sc tu-
di godbe in Nth voditelje.
Sklene Sc, da Sc imenuje vese-
lica, XII yrsi v cetrtek (danes)
80. januarja, 1947 v prid te ak
CHE "FDR Birthday Ball for
the March Of Dimes, in da
hO. vStOnnina U tai uasnlici 7knh
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bunberttaulenbe bon beutihen @rbei.
tern, tauienoe BON beutIhen Biiien.
id)aftlern beportiert; uno ltter Der
Wasfe Der gntrroaifiaierung cine be.
tpuBte &lailenpoIitif i'm sSntereiie bes
roiaroten 1,nb blltroten Iarrismus
betreibt!
gs sibt feinen Srieben nit 9eutid.
lano - tpenn man Dem belttiden 8o1f
5ebn, 5tpan5ig, breiBig Sabre lang
cine frembe MiIit1roittatur als ,Ge-
mofratie" auf5pingt.
@s gibt feinen Srieoen nit 9eutIh.
LAMB - 1penn man ibm Gan5ig uno
Stettin nimmt, tpenn man ibm ShIe.
fen uno bas Saar- -@ebiet roubt!
gs eibt feinen Srieoen nit 9eutihs
lonb - tpenn man bem beutlhen
Golf niht bie W0glidfeit einr1rntt,
iib in ebrlitber arbeit iein 8rot su
er1perben unb leine nationalen Gin
rthtungen in Sreibeit uno gigenart
gu enttpidelnl
gs gibt feinen Srieoen nit Ieutif=
lano - obne oaB bas beuti6e 8olf
Sreibeit rno 8rot, ioapie Die glei6en
notionalen He6te tpie oae anberen
Golfer bat!
gs lit natiirlih 1noglid. boB Die
Sieger iid in Mosfal1 altf ein 0iftat
etnigen, oas lie 0elttIdlano auferle-
gen pollen. @s lit au6 moglid, ooB
lie cine Guisling- -Regierllng in Berlin
finoen, Die llnter Dem 9rud Der 8e-
Iasungsbaponette llno Der Sungerss
not oieies Giftat irnterI9reibt = =
aber es lit nidt moglid, baB bies
vSrieoen nit 0eltti6lano" beoeutet!
IS gab cine 3eit, oa Die gebiloeten
Seutiden mit elmer faIt neiooollen
So6a6tung bon oer engIiihen
Staatsfunit ipraden, Die es oerItan-
Den but ibre abgefoaenen amertfani-
l6en &olonien gum itdrfIten 8erbiins
oeten 5lt MAIDEN 1tno ben 8urens8ez
neral bon 9eitern 5lm engliiden
5elomarl6aa bon belte. @ir 1pdren
gliidli6, tpenn Die fommenoe Mos-
tau'er &onferen5 oieie Sohahtung
Dor Der brittiben StaatstunIt ernellt
beItGtigen 1piiroe! .a
DR.. OTTO Strdssv
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grirhr nit Drutfdllanh?
Hi1dolosiidJe nn6 pulitiide
&orausIetnngen

gebor bie politiide 8eltb0rie, ge.
nannt uNS, ibre biesmalige Seem
Oorfer Sisung I9loB, baben it9 Die
gegenuartigen 8eberri6er bieler gr.
De nod barauf "geeinigt", Dab es ood
3eit iei, an einen Srieoen nit 9eutids
lano al 6enfen. d..
Sc iino immerbin mebr als anoert'
balb Sabre persangen felt Der &ries
5u gnbe tam = aIio faft oie breifn6e
3eit, Die Die Sieger bon 1918 beno'
tigten, Inn ben Bertrag bon 8eriailles
nnter 9ad gu brineen. Erosoem fa,lb
Der 8ertreter gfuBla,,6s, bob feline
gile notig fei, un6 er lebnte ben ume.
rifaniihen 8oridlag ab, iih bod
gleih auf elm Eagungsprogramn1 5,i
einigen un6 nit ben Borftuoien bafiir
gu beginner. Dns duBerfte, mas ST..
Molotom of5eptierte, mar Der Eermin
per ndhiten Situng: 10. Mdr5 1947.
Gagungsort Mosfau! -
Denn alio nibt nod tueitere
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Krtttk an hrr hrittftlen
&rgtrrung in hrr hrutfttlrn
Tragr

Gictor 8ollancs ser or6eiterpar.
teilige autor uno 8erleger, ser in oen
oerflolienen Monaten Die tpeItlihen
geIetungs5onen 0e,1ti6lanos bereiIt
bat, Dtoerlpridt in einem 8eri6t, ben
Die 8o6enidrtft Seem Statesmon
ano Station oeroffentli6t, ben Ingas
ben oes fir Die Gertpaltung Der bri-
til6en Sffupations5one 5uItdnoigen
Staatsminiiters Spno. Ser Wini1ter
batte erflart, Die Gerb6ltniiie in ser
Gone ieien i'm geeentpdrtigen 8inter
giinItiger, als lie es i'm 8inter
1945/46 tparen. .
8ollanc5 bebauptet, Die fiiraIif
amtltd befanntgegebene oinaufIet-
5ung Der neutrality-suspicious."
fir bic oeutI6e 8epolferung bon tau=
leno auf fiinf5ebnbl1noer ertl1nbfitnf5ig
&alorien lei cine Mptbe. @enigItens
5pan5ig Gro5ent ser 8etpobner aller
groBeren Staote leien gnoe oes Sab
res nod auf cine Sungeroiat BON
tauleno &alorien eeiest geipeien, uno
pie iolde ltngliidliben ousIaben, ba=
BON babe er iib in BEN glenoslo6ern,
in benen iie lebten, l,no bel 8eiu6en
in beutI6en &rantenbaulern iiber5eus
gen fonnen.
9ie meilten 9eutI6en in ben
Stdoten ieien baourh, boB iie es
mOglib finoen, Die Souieno- -&oIoriens
9iat nit Silfe bes 59mar5en Morf>
tes uno auf anoere 8etle 5u ereGnaen,
nit genauer Scot ba5u befdbigt, 2eib
uno Seele 5uIammen5ubaIten. aber
aud bie 10 ergdn5te 9iGt lei in nihous
oerbaftem" MaBe fett- uno eitpeib.
arm. Sn einem 8e5irf Der britii6en
Gone nah oem anoeren lei oenn aud
i'm alten Sabre cine fatoltropboIe
Serl6limmerung auer ser uebel ein-
getreten, 1pie anbaltenoe fraiIe I'm
terernabrung iie i'm 8efolge babe -
Ibnabme bes &0rpergepi6ts, W1I-
oigfett, Sungerooem uno Shtpino.
iu6t.
~Sin5u fomnt" - fGbrt @onancs
fort - ~oie entieslide 8obnunss.
not, Die ourd oen getpaltigen Strom
bon Sltflii6tlinsen uno in geringe-
rem WaBe ourh iol9e S61nolidfei-
ten tpie oas Samburser Hroiett (eine
Irt neuerbuutes 8ar6en gitp fir
2eute Ser Militdrbertpalt,,ng) nod
geiteigert miro. Sn einem SalIe fano
th, oaB neun Berionen, oarunter feds
ainoer, in einem ein3igen fleinen
3immer bal.iten. sSn elmer ser Bel
lei, zines 2uftibusfellers entoedte i6,
oaB tie bon einem ie9sunoleb5igi1b-
rigen Wanne rnb ieiner nelinunobrei.
big Sabre aIten Eobter betpobnt tpur.
De. 8ier ODER flint Meniden in einem
ein5igen fleinen 3aume auiammen-
gepferdt gu finben, lit cine bGufige
erfabrung in oen Stdoten ,,nierer
Gone.
.Dabei ,,ruBte i6. als i6 nod
Sambnrg fam. feititellen, oab fir Die
Musfiibrlng 6es eripdbnten Broiefts
Der britifhen WilitdrpertpaItung TO-.
425 Mrbeiter tdtig tpuren, bon oenen
biele aus anberen 3onen berangeao.
gen tpuroen, ipdbreno MIR fiebaebn-
bun6ert Mrbeiter Dnuarbeiten fiir
(Tortfesing auf Sette %
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene'
dict-Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeiImitteI gegen ale
Mrten bon alien ,,rto friiden @,ln-
ben, .@eihmiiren, @eipahien, 8iB.
1pmn6en, @arb1tnfeln l,itp. Ditte @eI6
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
TO-DAY. IN HISTORY
know America)

1718-New Orleans founded by
the French Mississippi Company.
1828-The Workingmen's Party,
pioneer American labor party,
begin their first convention, in
Philadelphia.
l835-The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, begun in 1928, finally
completed between Baltimore
and Washington.
1835-Historic Moon Hoax"
the N. Y. Sun prints story of the
discovery of great human popu-
lation in the moon.
1862-President Lincoln author
ICES enlistment of Negro SOL
dierS.
1918-Lack of skilled labor i'm
perils the American war program.
l919-Beginning of London to
Paris daily air Service-first such
daily air service in the world.
192l-Treaty signed in Berlin
restoring relations between the
United States and Germany.
1935-The United States pro-
tests activities of Communist In
ternational.
l943-Honolulu Federal judge
finds Lieut.. Gen. Robert c. Rich
ardson in contempt of court.
Observation-Disclosures troops
enter Paris.
1945-Large US. fleet at gates
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
MONOGRAPH
TIME FOR LABOR CRAFTSMANSHIP

Writing on early results of the Taft
Hartley labor law, David Lawrence said:
Already major labor unions have pledged
themselves to settle their disputes with
employers directly and to resort as little
as possible to governmental boards a
development long hoped for but not UNI
til now beginning to be realized
1t may be that the new labor law will
encourage return to our traditional sys-
TEN of collective bargaining-and that the
trend will be away from running to the
government whenever labor and manage
ment find themselves in disagreement.
One of the worst phases of labor troubles
in recent years has been the trend toward
dictatorial government intervention. If
that were continued indefiitely some gov
ermental bureau would inevitably become
the car of all labor relations in this cour-
try-to the detriment of managers, stock
holders and workers alike.
On the other hand, it is apparent that
some large unions are still determined to
do everything possible to make the Taft
Hartley law imperative, to circumvent
Congress and the popular will Should
these practices become widespread, at the
expense of production and employment in
this country, there will unquestonably be
an irresistible public demand for legisla-
ton of much more stringent character.
Labor craftsmanship of the highest
order is needed now.