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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
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BALTAI PALIEKAME
LAGERIUS
LAGERIUOSE pabegeliams
Baltams teko isgyventi dau-
giau pusmecio. Karui pasibai-
gus Europos zemyne, svedijos
ukis ir pramone saukte saukes
darbo jegos. Tuo paciu tenka
sumineti kad svedija, turinti
449,0O0 ketvir. zemes plota, tu-
ri tik 6,674,000 gyventoju. Pa
starQ poros desimciq metu lai-
kotarpyje pramone taip smar-
kiai auga kad visur sauktinai
stinga darbo jegos. Todel ir
pabegeliu lageriai stengtasi j.
traukti galimai greiciau j pra-
none bel zemes ir misku uki.
FOrmallal PabaltleclQ lage-
rial buvo uzdaryti 1916 m. &C.
guzes l d. ir nuo to laiko vi
stems pabegeliams teko iseiti
kas j zemes uki, bet daugiau-
sia isijunge j svedu pramone,
fabrikus. Dalis pabegeliu la
geriu uzsiliko ir velesniam lai-
kui, bet juose buvo apgyven-
dinama po VokieciQ kapitulia-
cijos naujai uzpludus pabege-
liu mase is Vokietijos ir DAM
jos; tu pabegeliu tuomet dau-
guma sudare zydai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

VERMONT valstijoje, kur
skaitosi pieno valstija, karviQ
turima daugiau negu zmoniQ
KEPYKLOS Lenkijoje pei
savaite tegali kepti juoda duo
ma, O tik sestadieni leidziams
iskepti ka nors panasaus j py'
raga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

zUVIES (cod-liver) aliejus
yra artimiausias pavaduotojas.
semenu aliejaus dazu dirbime,
kaip tyrinejimai parodo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
Pasau|ine PoIitikos
>ApzvaIea
RasO DIR. A. JIM.
Dirvos Specials Korespondentas
RaSO DIR. A. J. M.
irvOs Specials KOrespOndel

AAAOAAC ohOAA1lS1, 1IlolO ii u
skaitytojai, atsakyma = KAS
YRA DAROMA PASAULYJE
KAD PAsALINUS GRESHAM
tt KARO PAVOJQ? =
Visada po karQ, po nelaimiu,
likusieji gyvieji, naujais stole
tautq vadai, politikos vyrai,
pradeda telktis j samburius kad
bendrai aptarus ateiti. Visu
kalbos savaime suprantama yra
nukreiptos linkme kaip isven-
gus ateityje neseniai patirto
blogo. Taigi, kaip?
Po pirmojo pasaulinio karo
Amerikos Prezidentas Will S O n
pasiule toki ateities saugumo
kelia: Sake reikalinga esq is
teigti visu pasaulio tautQ sa-
junga. Susiburusios tautos j
viena vieta jau pacios savaime
pasidarys nelyginant tar u m
koks teismas, ir jei atsitiktq
kad viena tauta SUI kita prade-
tu vesti ginca, kurio pasekoje
galetu kilt karas, tai kitos
tautos imtqsi tu dvieju reika-
10 ir issprestu j taikiu budu.
Su Wilsono nuomone buvo
sutikta ir Genevoje, sveicarijo-
Je, lsteigta TAUTQ SAJUNGA.
Jos lkurimui, veliau jos islai-
kymui buvo isleista mili.jardai.
Penkiasdesimt penkios pasaulio
tautos buvo prisidejusios j ia
sajunga. Bet is visa to visgi
talp nieko ir neisejo. Tautu
SaJunga nesugebejo ivykd y t i
nei maziausio savo nutarimo.
il pasirode esanti persilpna net
lr tokiame, palyginus menka-
me atvejyje, kai reikejo Len
kams isakyti grazinti Lietuvai
neteisetai uzgrobta Vilniu.
Italia uzpuole Abisinija -
TautQ Sajunga nieko del to
jai negalejo padaryti. Paga-
liau Hitleris dare Europoje ka
tiktai norejo, o Tautu Sajunga
taip ir ziopsojo. Galu gale il
mire nepalikus nei kokios pa
zymetinos pedsakos, nebent tik-
tai puosnius Genevos mieste ru-
mus, kurie dabar yra tusti.
Diplomatu tarpe kartais pasi-
juokiama. Atvaziuoji zmogus
Geneva tai zmones taves taip
ir klausia:
Ponuli, o kas gi dabar
nauJa pasaulyJe?
E, nieko ypatinga, nebent
tiktai zmones sake jog Dievas
esq mires.
O j tai zmogus is Genevos
atsakes taip:
= Istikrqju, ponuli, esq Die
vas mires. Ma, ka ten bepa-
darysi, senas jis jau ir buvo.
Pirmoji Tautu Sajunga, va
dinasi, isnyko. Is jos darbr
siadien beliko tiktai anekdotas
Bet il isnyko ne del to kao
patti butu buvus blogos valios
ar nemokejus veikti. Ne, j
isnyko del to kad savo nuta
rimams vykdyti neturejo ne
kokios galios.
zvilgterkim kas ivyko po sio
praejusio antrojo pasaulinio ka
ro: Tiesa pasakius, ivyko ta'
pats. 81 syki jau kitas Ameri
kos Prezidentas, Mr.. Roosevelt
ikurdino antra tautu sajunga
il veikia nebe sveicarijoje,
Amerikoie ir vadinasi trum
piau: SUVIENYTOS VALSTY
BES. Tos "Suvienytos Valsty
bes" istikruju yra = Ameri
ka, Anglia, Sovietu Russia, Ki
Mia ir Prancuzija. Nelaimin
gu budu sia pastara sajung
kuriant buvo priimtas desni
kad tue atveju jei vienai ku
rial is dalyvaujanciu toje So
jungoje valstybiQ bet kuris NJ
tarimas nepatiktu, tai j ga
isreiksti savo VETO, vadinas
NEPRITARIMA ir tada iske
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15


Americas puses. Amerika tuo
budu tikejosi igysianti astrq
ginkla prizes Sovietus, kurie,
kaip jau isanksto buvo mano-
ma, galejo kartais iskelti daug
visokiu kebliu ir nepriimtinu
dalyku. Bet nelaime! Ia teise
Xxi siol tepasinaudojo tiktai So
vietai. Suprantamas dalykas,
del ko. Jiems jug negali patik-
tt nei viena pasauli tvarkanti
mintis, jei il neduoda virsaus
komunistams. Ir taip Sit mer-
deja jau ir antroji SAJUNGA.
ia galutinai pasmaugs Boise
vikas kaip savo laiku Lenkija
pasmauge Cicinskas. Skaityto-
jai turbut prisiminsite Lietu-
viska poema, kurioje aprasyta
kaip pagaliau il perkunas nu-
trenke. To paties mes linki-
me ir Cicinskams is Maskvos.
Kad, isvengus karo pavojaus,
vadinasi, pirmoje eileje yra
meginama per samburius, ar
ba per sajungas, per tautu ir
valstybiu susipratima stiprinti
taikos stow, neleisti kilt ka-
rui. Bet kaip gyvenimas jau
parode ir dar rodo, is to nieko
gera neiseina. Stai kad ir da-
bar: Russia yra SUVIENYTQ
TAUTU narys, bet il veda ka-
ra Graikijoje. il provokuoja
sukilimus Vengrijoje, j sovie-
tina Balkanus ir niekas jai ME
ko negali padaryti. Toiiau
Kinija yra tos pat Sajungos
narys, bet il veda visa to 70
dzio prasme kara SUI komunis-
tais savo viduje. Anglia ne
baigia siuntus tankQ j Palesti:
ma, Prancuzija be jokio Su-
vienytu Valstybiq n u a i m c
laiko neteisetai pagrobus is
Vokietijos Saaro krasta. II
niekas del to nieko negali pa
sakyti.
Prize tokiu salygu, kas lieka
vadinasi, daryti kad isvengus
karo pavojaus? - sypsodamies
turime atsakyti - tai tiktai
vienintele priemone, butent -
GINKLAI! Kas ginkluojasi
arba, kas jau yra geriau apsi-
ginklaves, to balsas svaresnis
Ir tiktai tas gall nulemti mu-
su amziaus ateiti.
Bet ginklai nelygu ginklams
Istorija mus mokina kad tiesa
tiktai jega yra sutvertas mu'
su pasaulis, ne kalbomis, bel
yra buve visokiu, kartais il
!, labai dideliu ''jegu", taciau jos
zlugo, susmuko pacios savyje
mes susidure su kita, didesnt
pajega, kurios masto Xxi tole
nepazino. Imsime keleta pa
vyzdziu is istorijos:
PENKIOLIKTO simtm e ci K
pradzioje centralineje Europe
| je didziausia kariska pajeg;
/, buvo Vokieciai-Kryziuocia Ji'
i valde rytq ir vakaru Europa
: valde su kardu ir jietim, ii
i milziniski raiteliu burial, ku
rie uzpuldavo sail tartum sa
ranciai. Bet Stai, ivyksta zal
> girio musis. Lietuvos Didysi
Kunigaikstis Vytautas, Lenkl
jos, Cekijos ir Gudijos valdova
iseina prizes Kryziuocius su pi1
. mutiniu parakiniu sautuvu, S
pirma akmeni ismetancia arme
ta. Tai buvo nepaprastas ivy
kis, mes buvo pavartota nepa
prastas ginklas. To ginklo Is
radimas ir jo issiplatinimas pa
dare Kryziuociams gala. Ji
isnyko nelyginant varnos nu
. "parako".
$ Veliau: Vokietija pralaimeJ
/ pirmaji, pasaulini kara d e K
/ tanko. Tankai, kuriQ mase
/ atriedejo is Americas i Pral
Ii cuzija sutriuskino Kaizerlo g
i, lybe, tankai, vadinasi motor
J. quotas naujas ginklas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

mis- nutrauktas Xxi rudens.
vesius jie padare is Vokietijos!
Ginklai, vadinasi, yra musu
atelties garantija, arba, antraip
vertus, - musQ ateities prazu-
tis. Negalint siadien surasti
rakto j taika per pasitarimus,
per Sajungas valstybes jiesko
10 ginkluose, Wis mandresniuo-
Sc ir gyvybei pavojingesniuose
ginkluose. Amerika isrado ato-
mine bomba. Tai ginklas! Tai
ginklas, kuris daugiau sveria
uz Bolseviku VETO. Bet ar
viena tiktai Amerika teturi ia
ginkla, ta stebuklinga, kurio
troksta visi, ypatingai betgi
Maskvos Cicinskai?
Naujojo ginklo, a t o m n e S
bombos zinovai, valdzios ir
mokslo zmones cia pat musu
Amerikoje sake jog nebus ga
lima ilgam laikui is laikyti pa
slapties, kad neuzilgo atomu
naudosis visi kurie tiktai su-
gebes isleisti tick aukso kick
jo pasigaminimas yra vertas,
Ir iseina, taigi, kad sios dienos
taika yra tiktai tick verta kick
yra brangus atomas. il, toji
taika, tai kaip auksas, kur!
mes mylime, kol jo maza, bet
kaip tiktai visi turf, tai ir pra-
deda apmetyti juo viens kita
Ar ne taip buvo visais amziais
IS PIRMIAU sekusiu rasiniQ
mateme kodel kyla karai. Sake
me jog tai priezastys gludin-
clos tautq nesaugume. Bet ne
visos tautos jauciasi nesaugio-
mis- tue paciu metu, kai ju va
dai jauciasi tokiais. Sakytu-
me kad ir tie patys Rusai: Di-
dziojoje daugumoje SovietQ Ru-
sijos zmones yra ne komunis-
tai ir jeigu jie jauciasi nesau-
giais, tai tiktai del to kad ant
ju sprando sedi Raudonasis
Karas, vadinasi, jiems butu pa.
lanku vien tik kad atsikracius
Komunisto. Bet kaipo Rusijos
tauta, il karo vengia ir bijosi
jo daugiau nei gal but kita
mazesne tauta. Karas, kick
jis is vienos puses yra vengti.
mas, susieina kartais savo sic.
kyle j viena mint ir ten kul
jo is esmes netrokstama, susi
eina del to kad per il tikimas
pagaliau susilaukti taikos. Kal
bejome jug kad daugeliui pa
vergtu tautu sapnuose reiskia
81 karas isganymu, taip ne pas
kutineje vietoje ir pavergta
Lietuvai.
Karai, kick jie Xxi siol vyk'
realistiskai, vadinasi, palik'
kruvinus pedsakus aplink Wis
musq zeme, vyko jie is kito
: puses dar ir mistiska prame
reiskia prame kuriai isaiskin
ii mes neturime daviniQ, be
pavyzdziQ.
Xxi siol visi didieji, pasauli
santvarka pakeite karai vyk
ir buvo laimeti zygiuojant
rytq j vakarus. Senoji Romo
imperija laimejo vakaruose,
pralaimejo rytuose. Su Kry
ziuociais ivyko tas pats. Ps
: galiau ir Vokietija visada il
, siol laimejo eidama j vakaru
o pralaimejo rytuose. Rusij
: laimejo eidama j vakarus. j
taip istikruju yra, jei 81 mil
tiskoji karu dalis if ateityj
pasitvirtfntu, tai neuzmirskin
!. jog tue atveju, jei siadien 4
!. merikai. grestu karas, tai j.
: zygio linkme butu VAKARAl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

Howard Hughes, vakarq pa
krascio lektuvq isdirbejas, ku-
ris bandomas apkaltinti gavi-
mu $40 milijonu vertes lektu-
WI uzsakymu karo metu. Su
juo maisomas ir Elliott Roose-
velt. Tardymas siomis dieno-
mis- nutrauktas Xxi rudens.
The union times., 1947-08-30
LITTLE LUTHER

"WeI burp "Filed?" asked Luther "Why it's sides which, food, clothing thing else in the books"
 No interrupted his father Not income You know enough talking The Labor of Iatlartey law. Do have a little red
 "NO you'll have books of it," Little Luther said.
 "1h is joking gravey. certain
 violate the law of the land by doing members the Brand Boys Mama Little Helpers Union certify that there reds executive board."
 After due and consideration said board voted skip VPsays what do
 look him he's d Wech told his old there ought be minimum helpe another Nope. We're board boys"
 That said Mr. Dilworh lis rash myself compelled call Ashhauers the block if decide carry through this wild poly
 "You call in those little ahhauers," said Luther wicked geam in his nd you'll be hauling bigger dump than think There's this block alone And did stop think what happen decide o be 50 little hellers?' ~ ~
 t1mmm, Mr. DlWOrh. "Let nOtg
 think perhaps Let's think shall we?"
 "Thnk vouIdnt hurt for oho.
The union times., 1947-08-30
GEL Convention Resolution Deals
 With Housing
Real Estate Lobby Bitterly Assailed For Blocking
 Action

The equalization of Congress to the ''real estate" lobby is the cause of the desperate housing shortage in this country, says resolution to be presented to the Connecticut 1 Federation of Labor convention by the New Haven Central Labor Council. The resolution supports President Truman's request for a Congressional investigation of this lobby, and says:
 ''A SCANDAL"
 Resolved That this o2nd conven- tion of the Connecticut Federation ot Labor expresses the conviction that the housing situation in the United States is one of the greatest scandals in our national history. The failure of our government to provide adequate housing for our veterans and their families has made bitter mockery of our promises to those who risked their lives for their country, and has caused untold suffering.
 Congress has refused to pass the Wagner-Ellender-Taft National Housing Bill, so greatly needed be- cause of the failure or inability of private industry to build homes which the average family can afford to rent. Instead, it went in the other direction, and passed a sO-called ssRent Control'' Bill which has re- suited in hundreds of thousands of evictions, and in rent increases. This Bill was the result of the ac- tivities of one of the most power full Hobbies in the United States, the real estate lobby, headed by the Ma tional Association of Real Estate Boards, and the National Home and Property Owners Association.
 'sThe group this lobby represents has lost all sense of decency, and because of their successful efforts to prevent the government from doing its share to solve the housing crisis, many families have been broken up, and others are living under miserable conditions. Presi- dent Truman repeatedly has urged Congress to enact legislation which would solve this situation, but Con- gress has preferred to listen to the real estate lobby.
 Therefore, Be It Resolved, That this Convention requests President Truman to resubmit to the next ses- sion of Congress bill which will l>pro- vide low and moderate rent housing for those who need this type of help, with adequate subsidies by the Federal Government to make this type of housing possible; and
 ''Be It Finally Resolved, That we support President Truman in
The union times., 1947-08-30
the workers to strike, the prohibi- ton of child labor.

the workers to strike, the prohibi- tiOn of child labor.
 He was one of the generals in the battles that determined what shape the American labor movement was going to take and he crowned the sue cess Of his philosophy with a leading role in the creation of the American Federation of Labor, which those battles made possible. His early efforts and those of hundreds more like him broke the ground for today's power tul labor movement of IA million strong.
 Mcclure was born in New York in 1852, was apprenticed to a wood joiner at Is, joined the ex- isting union of his trade in 1872, and in 1881 organized the present Bro. of Carpenters X JOiners, of which he was general secretary treasurer for a quarter century. He signed the call to the conference that established the AFL and he was secretary of the convention at which it was formed in December 1886.
 These organizations were symbols ot victories, however, and not the battles. An organizer and leader of a variety of experimental workers and socialist parties and movements,
The union times., 1947-08-30
Asks Showdown With Soviets

WASHINGTON-(FP) - Chair man Charles Eaton (R, ND of the House foreign affairs committee, calls for a showdown with Russia D in signed article in the August issue of the American magazine. Eaton de- clares that it is perfectly apparent that the world of the future will be American or Communist. :. That's why we must have showdown with Russia now"
The union times., 1947-08-30
Founder of Labor Day Set Course For US. Workers
Historic Career Of Peter Mcclure, Who Learned
 Trade In New Haven

Labor Day speakers and writers have embalmed the memory of Peter J. Mcclure, the founder of the holi- day, until now he seems like a mum my instead of a man to present day workers.
 Actually he was an alert, ener- getic and able man who had a great influence on the American labor movement. Early in his sa- reer, he lived in New Haven, and learned about the trade union movement in that city. He walked from town to town, advocating better working conditions = the sanitary inspection of factories, mines and workshops, equal pay for men and women, the right of
The union times., 1947-08-30

COMMITTEE SMEAR
 First on the list was Creenbelt Consumer Services, coop Organiza- ton in Greenbelt, Md, federally- owned housing development, which the committee smeared week ear- Her as a''monopOly" before the supposed investigation had even got under way.
 The Greenbelt hearing is merely a side-show preliminary to the main event on farmer cooperatives, the pur- pose probably being to sound off on an alleged communistic note against all cooperatives, Patman said. He added that the Greenbelt affair was intended to serve also as an attack upon the Democratic party and Pres. Truman, who has hailed the national ly-known housing development as a triumph in community planning.
 Saying the subcommittee members planned the coop hearings "as an in quisition instead of an investigation, J Patman made these specific charges
 ''l. The House small business committee is taking the role of prosecuting attorney against farm CT cOOperatives.
 ''2. In doing so, the subcom- mittee is leaning fascist-way by en- cOuraging one type of small busi- ness to fight another type of small business.
 "3. The issue is an attack on the cooperatives as way of doing business. It is anti-cooperative, anti-farmer and anti-labor.''
 Committee hearings on coops, after the Greenbelt hearings here, are to be held in Seattle Sept. 11-12, followed by sessions in San Francisco, Los An geles, Minneapolis, Kansas City South Bend, Ind. and Columbus, O.
The union times., 1947-08-30
~
 : .ksllo!9!es 5 NEWS \ lVAsa '\\vRIEt

GREEN BAY, Wis.-A nation wide work stOppage will be staged by the AFL on election day, l948. to insure a record turnout of its 7H million members at the polls, AFL Pres. William Green said, add ing that all workers not in essential industries will take part in the l. day work holiday.
 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J-New Jersey may become the first state to adopt constitutional ban on Jimcrow in its schools and militia. A consti- tutional amendment to outlaw such racial segregation was adopted by a 50 to IS vote at the New Jersey con- stitutional convention here and will require approval by the voters at the next general election.
 WASHINGTON = CPD - The House labor subcommittee holding hearings in Hollywood was called on to dismiss its counsel. Irving c. McCann, at once because of Me- Cann's brutal fstic assault on AFL Counsel Joseph Padway. AFL Pres. William Green wired Chairman Carroll D. Kearns R, Pa.) that McCann's action was shocking and disgraceful, and reflects upon the dignity and standing of your subcommittee"
 WASHINGTON-Some 40 cleo ton cases pending before the NLRB for decision will be thrown out un- less the unions involved fill out pro- testations of loyalty to the U. s. gov ernment within 20 days, the board ruled. The procedure is required of all unions seeking to do business with the NLRB under the Taft Hartley law.
 CENTRALLY Ill.-The death in the Centralia Coal Co. mine disas- ter March 25 of III members of the United Mine Workers (AFL)- due to company negligence and greed-proved gold mine for the undertakers of the area. They charged an average of over $7OO per body for the materials and serv- ices.
 NEW YORK - The Roosevelt Etory, first of a series of coming films on the life of FDR, made its world
The union times., 1947-08-30
Probe Of Co-Ops Helps Monopoly
Rep Patman Says House Committee Is Anti Cooperative AntiF Farmer And AntiLabor; AssaiIs I
 'Tax Equality Association

WASHINGTON (FP)-The House small business committee doing the work of the monoposs launching inquision against the nations farmer cooperaves Rep Wright Paan D Te declared last the subcommittee of which is min ority member pretared open its probe here
The union times., 1947-08-30

debut before an enthusiastic audience including officials of the U. s. and the United Nations and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, who had given the script her official approval.
 SAN FRANCISCO-The Bro. of Locomotive Bremen & Enginemen has voted to continue its political activities ''until it shall be judicial ly determined whether such con- duct violates the Taft-Hartley law" " The voting records of congressman and senators on the law were dis tributed to all delegates to the con- ventiOn.
 WASHINGTON - The House small business committee is doing the work of the monopolists in launching an inquisition against the nations farmer cooperatives, Rep. Wright Patman CD. Tex.) declared as the subcommittee of which he is min ority member prepared to open its probe.
 ASHIN TON Co m . plying with the registration provi- sions of the Taft-Hartley law by filing all the forms required with the Labor Dept, the Intl. Assn. of Machinists became the first major union to take that step. The union thus puts itself in line to use the procedures offered by the NLRB under the new law, move spurned SO far by almost every AFL and CIO union.
 WASHINGTON = About three fourths of the federal budget for the fiscal year 1o48 relates directly to war, the effects of war or our efforts to prevent future war, Pres. Truman told the nation in commenting on his annual midyear review of the budget.
The union times., 1947-08-30

his request that Congress investi- gate the real estate lobby, and as- certain the source of its funds, and the methods it is employing in keeping decent housing from the American people.
The union times., 1947-08-30
Congressman Bounced By State, City Union

Toledo (LPA) = Rep. Homer Ramey (R., Ohio) now has the op- portunity to appeal from his expulsion from the Toledo local of the Ameri- can Federation of State, County & Municipal Employes-AFL.
 The international union urged that the local expel him. Ramey was one of those who voted for the Taft-Hart- lev bill.
The union times., 1947-08-30
THE COMMON ENEMY

Instead of smearing farmers GOODS, Patman said, the committee might help GOODS and other small businesses resist the monopolists, their common enemy. To-day we have the greatest concentration of big business and the greatest fascist trend that our nation has ever Seen," he added.
 The Texan also blasted the com plaint that cOops do not pay their share of the taxes as ca false charge made principally by such organizations as the Natl. Tax Equality Assn. which has a selfish greedy ax to grind. What they are after is to destroy coOperatives.'' Two members of the tax-writing House ways and means committee will sit in on the small business probe to study the tax angle on GOODS.
The union times., 1947-08-30

Mcclure nevertheless was a leader in the fight against those who wanted workers to organize only politically and not at all in unions. But, seeing his side successful, he remained for many years an advocate of political action, opposed to those who wanted only labor union economics and no politics.
 McCuire first proposed a na- tional holiday to pay tribute to labor in 1882. On June 28, 1894, Congress made Labor Day a na- tional holiday. Mcclure died in 1914.
The union times., 1947-08-30
Resolution Puts
 Congress On Spot
(Continued from Page One)

in the food, clothing, and housing fields. We believe the Attorney-Gen- eral should also investigate charges made in Congress that the steel and auto industries are limiting production in order to create an artificial short age, so that prices may stay up.
 ''Be It Finally Resolved, That copies of this resolution be sent to President Truman, Attorney-Cen- eral Thomas Clark, to the Speakers of the US. Senate and House of Representatives and the COnnecti- cut members of the Senate and House of Representative"
Evening star., 1947-11-06
coated with q fine lurninescent pow.

coated with q fine lurninescent pow.
der.
The engines come. The gentle.
man hangs around the crowd
watching the excitement. Suddenly
a fireman points a flashlight al
him. No visible light comes out oi
it. But the culprit's hands turn a
sickly green, and the police take
him in hand. That's black light
Guards Against Thefts.
In the war 1t played a prom
inent part toward victory. especially
when its principle was applied tc
airfield signal panels and landing
areas and in connection with i'm
portant missions.
1t can prevent stealing In fac.
tories. II theft Is suspected the
owner merely has to dust few
openly placed samples with the