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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10
RECEIVES DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE MEDAL

Britton I. Budd, president of
the Public Service Company
of Northern Illinois and chair
man of the Illinois Soldiers and
Sailors Service Council during
the war, was awarded the dis
tinguished service medal of the
American Legion, the Legion's
highest award.
The presentation was made
by William P. Kleuskens, past
commander, department of
Illinois, before office associ-
ates and a committee of legion
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10

David and Abraham. When
the virgin Mary was found
with child, the angel of the
Lord appeared to Joseph in a
dream, telling him, "Fear not
to take unto thee Mary thy
wife, for that which is con-
ceived in her is of the Holy
Spirit" Only through the Vir-
gin Birth could Jesus be both
the Son of man and the Son of
God, human and divine. God
enabled Joseph to give to the
Virgin Mary the needed pro-
lection, and to Jesus, the vir-
gins Offspring, the legal right
to the throne of David through
Joseph's lineage.
II THE TESTIMONY OF
MARY TO THE VIRGIN
BIRTH - Isaiah 9: 6, z;
Luke 1 :34, 35; 1856; John
2:1-5, ~; 10 :25; Gal. 4:
4; Col. 1:15; 2::9.
About six months after the
angel Gabriel had appeared to
Zacharias in the temple at Jer-
usalem announcing the birth of
John the Baptist, this same an
gel twas sent from God unto
a city in Galilee, named Nazar-
eth, to virgin" At the time
of this angelic visit, Mary was
betrothed to Joseph, of the
house Of David. This betrothal
was necessary for the protec-
ton and training of the Holy
Child Who was to be born of
the Virgin.
Since Mary could not under
stand the purpose of the an
gelic visit and salutation "she
was troubled in her mind"
The angel quickly allayed her
fear, saying, "Thou shalt con-
ceive in thy womb, and bring
forth a Son, and shalt call His
Name Jesus" When the as
founding declaration was
made to the Virgin Mary that
she was to have a child, she
said: "How can this be, see
ing I know not a MANI" The
Angel then revealed to her
that this conception was to
be brought about in a miracu-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-10

ing World War II and for ''1oy-
al cooperation in the promo
ton of a program for the bet
terment of the community, the
state, and the nation"
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4OUS
NORY VERSES John ILL.,
ian Catholic Church
$3.50
lous way by the power of the
Holy Spirit. Mary accepted
the promise that she should be
the mother of the Son of God
with great humility of faith,
for she said, ''Behold the hand
maid Of the Lord; be it unto
me according to Thy word"
Greater honor was never be-
slowed upon any one than that
given to the Virgin Mary.
III TIL E TESTIMONY OF
THE APOSTLES TO THE
VIRGIN BIRTH - Phil. 2:
$40; John IA; 3:16, II;
Ills; Rom. 8:3; HEIR. 1:
8, a; Tim. 3:16; John 4:
2, 3, 9, 10; Rev. Ill.
One contention made by the
modernists to disprove the
VIRGIN Birth is that there is no
mention of it in the gospels of
Mark or John. However, it
must be remembered that
Mark sets forth the life of Je-
sus as the Servant of Jehovah,
and therefore begins the story
of His life with His public min
istry. Christ is presented in
John as the preexisting Son of
God, "The Word" that "be-
came flesh" John makes fire.
quent reference to Jesus be-
ing ''sent into the world" by
God the Father. Paul makes
no specific mention of His Vir-
gin Birth, but, nevertheless, he
positively believed it, because
he taught the persistence and
the sinless character of Jesus.
The writer of Hebrews makes
no mention of the Virgin Birth,
but declares of Jesus that He
was 'the brightness of His glo-
ry" of Whom God declared:
"Thou art My Son this day
have I begotten Thee"
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT
BY THE VIRGIN BIRTH JE-
SUS CAME INTO THE
WORLD TO PROVIDE SAL
WALTON FOR YOU?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
tanned by mail for $1.00 year.
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naires at II West Adams St.,
Chicago. The utility executive
was cited for his work as chair
man of the Council which gave
free aid to over 100000 Illi-
nois soldiers and sailors dur
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The Virgin Birth of Jesus,
foretold by God at the time of
mans fall as part of the prom
Use of the Coming Redeemer,
has been called 'the most STU
pendous miracle of the uni
verse;" The rise of Modernism
in Professionalism with it's I'M
dermining of the fundamentals
of Christian belief has wreck
ed the faith of many. Satan has
caused some to question the
Virgin Birth of Christ, making
them look upon it as a mere ia
BILE. The denial of this miracu-
lous birth began in Germany
in the nineteenth century and
has spread to many countries,
working great havoc and dis
aster in Christendom. When
Satan succeeds in having any
one deny the Virgin Birth, it is
easy to have him reject also
the vicarious sacrifice of the
Son of God, His resurrection,
His ascension and His Second
Coming.
TIL E TESTIMONY OF
JOSEPH TO THE VIRGIN
BIRTH - Isaiah 7: ID;
Matt. 1925; 2:13, IA;
3:17; 1875; Luke 2:5, Al;
1928; 4:22; John Ills;
Rom. Ia; ga.
Centuries before Jesus birth
in Bethlehem, Isaiah prophes-
led that His birth would be the
result of miraculous concep-
ton of a virgin who would
'bear a Son, and call His Name
Immanuel," which is "God with
u.s." In about TAO B. c., when
Palestine was threatened by
a Syrian invasion, Ahaz, King
of Judah, though a wicked
man, was given a sign, the
greatest of all signs, as an as
surance of Israel's preserva-
ton, namely, that the Coming
Messiah was to be born of a
Virgin in Israel.
Matthew, the first Book in
the New Testament, proceeds
at once to lay the foundation
for the Messianic claims of Je-
sus by tracing His lineage to
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THE VIRGIN BIRTH

THE VIRGIN BIRTH OF JESUS
Matt Luke 46-55 Phil 28-O MEMORY
Prepared by Anton Darns orseer Christian
Hadquar ters- Zion,H Illinois
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RADIOS and PHONOGRAPHS

Orig 1875 Midget TobIe Redios in ebony pIostIe
cabinets ---------------------- -SSo
Orig. 1926 Midget Tobe Rodios in ivory p!oste
cabinets -------------..-------- io.so
hardwood cabinets with walnut veneers. Bu'lt-In
loop ontenno, fuI-vison dial --------------17.95
10 Orig. 3oe5 Nationally Fomous 1oble Rodios
in ivory plastic cabinets. 5 tubes plus rectIt'er1
buiIt-in loop ontenno and tone control -----1s9o
z Orig 62e5 Portable Electric Photographs with
automatic record changers Play ten l2-n. or twelve
l0-in records Luggage type cabinet OF simulated
Leather .--.'----------- ---- 1895
3 Orig. 5e.e5 Fomous Make Tobe Radio Phono-
qrophs in handsome cabinets Of hardwood with VOL
nut veneers. Single record players ----- 55So
oria 1926 Fomous Moke Auto Rodios with large
Sepo'o'e SFeO'>S'7' ~''1' u ~ 1926
z ora 1895 Famous Make Portfolio Disc Record
ers in luqqoqe type cobinetss Of brown simulated
leather Disc storage compartments, complete with
ncroDhones -------5o.95
10 Orig. 1895 kotionaIIy Fomous Tobe Model
Rodo- -Phonoerophs with tone control sturdy QUITO
motc record changers. ComPoctly designed in
hand rubbed walnut finished cabinets - 9.95
ORIG. 15995 Console Radio Phonosroph Combi-
notions with large record storage compartments,
twin post automatic record changers ------ 9so
| Orig. 1880 Nationally Famous Console Combi-
notions with tiIt-front cabinet Walnut veneer on
HARDWOOD F00'-Df00f automatic Fec0'0 '"oGHH 1850
4 ORIG. 1885 Nationally Famous Console Combi
notions in traditional cabinet of hordwoods with wol-
nut veneer l2-in speaker full tone control. Auto
matte stop record changer --lZ9.95
Orig. 22e so Famous Moke Console Combinations
with foreign broadcast bands. Automatic record
changers, record storage compartments Neo-
classic cabinets in handsomely grained woInut
Radio, and Pho"os,oths, It'll Fioo'. The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Some sompes some discontinued styles. some sec
onds some soiled.
3o-oris. 2.5s FieIderest "Ridseway Sheet Blank
ets. White. 72xo5-
1o-oris. 4ee Beacon Cotton Blankets. 72x84-
1e-oris. 7.5o chothom Sutton" Blankets. 500
royon, Is % wool, Is % cotton. 72x9O-in---4.e9
e-oriq $40 FieIderest "Greenwey" Blankets.
1870 cotton, $50 wool, 72x84-n. ---------4.es
e-ore. 7.s5 Fiederest Fleetwood" BIonkets.
5Oqo wool, 5O9o cotton. 72x84-in. --------5.99
z4-ors. 6.95 Cannon LeoksviIIe BIonkets. 500
wool, 5Oqo cotton. 72xoO-in. -------------5.99
7-ors. ss5 chotham Newport" Wool Summer
BIonket. 72xoO-in- 6.99
II Orig. 14.s5 Huron Wool Throws. Frneed oOx
8O-n.
1l-oHs. 13.75 pr. North Stor "DousIas" Wool
Blankets. 72xoO-in.-------------
s-ors. 22.5o North star "ResoI" Wool Blankets:
72x9O-in. n..------
ll-oris. 1925 WooI-FiIed Printed soteen Com
fort. --------79
s-oris 1895 Woo-Fed Royon sotin Hondmode
Comforts. ScoIIoped edoe e---lee5
33-If PERI. 7.e5 Patchwork Quilt. Misprints, 5es
Blankets and Comforts h Floor "F ST. Bds The HeeA Co.
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BLANKET and COMFORT
CLEARANCE

Some samples, some discontinued styles. some sec
onds, some soiIed.
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Frinqed cotton ends on these
homespun throws in brown, rust.
blue, green. 6Ox8O in.
80 Orig. 1898 Glosheen chintz
Draperies. FIoroI ond striped pot
tern in blue, dark blue. rose. Dio-
mond shoped fIoroI pottern on
noturo ground. 234 yds. long,
1913 pr.
100 Orig. 6.ss Boudoir Choir
Covers. All over floral pottern on
white ground --5.sS
s Orig. 1913 Reedy Made Studio
Covers. Rose and blue grounds.
All over fIoroI pottern. With 3
separate cushions ----5.sS
Draberies, 6th Floor.
IF" St. Bldg, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Lamps

Z Orig. z4.s5 Charlton Chino
Lamps. Rose pattern. red checked
shades des-lz.e5
8 Orig. 1895 and 1875 FIerol
Designed Lamps. some very toll;
sold os 5.95
s Orig. 34.s5 Lamp Bosses. Com
position that looks like crockled
china. Base onIy----16.95
I Orig. 34.s5 PauI Henson China
Lamps with square bose, striped
shode e-l9.95
I Orig. 34.s5 ReyeI Hiekmon
TebIe Lamp with Shade;soId os is,
1926
I Orig. 1875 Milk Glass TobIe
Lemp with opaque shade; sold
os o.So
7oris. 1875 and 1925 Brenze-
plated Desk Lomps. Heavily
weighted d--lo.e5 and 1875
z Orig. 1895 Handmade cerorie
ceiifornie Horseheod Lamps with
Shades 59.95
I Orig. 1895 White China TabIe
lamp with Shade e--10.95
s Orig. 1850 Ceramic WoH
Broekets. Rose pattern 6.s5
I Orig. 1895 crysteI Lomps
with eoid-eolored fIoroI design.
Correlated shade de----49.95
Z Orig. 47.5o Antique English
Bristol Lamp Bases. Bose only:
z2.s5
I Orig. $3.50 crysteI Lsmp by
Luis. Correlated shade 1895
I Orig. 34.s5 crystaI Lomp with
Toilored Shede. Sold os is 1926
l Orig. 1895 Hall Chino Table
Lomp. Chinese design, with
shode; sold os is-----9.s5
I Orig. 5s.s5 crystaI Lomp with
SeaIioped Shade e---34.s5
I Orig. SIS Paul Henson Three
way Table Lamp with Shade.
Cupid fieurine shope> 1895
3 Orig. 1925 HsII Chino TobIe
Lamp with Shads s--l2.95
7 Orig. 46.4o cherIton China
TobIe Lamp with coin gold floroI
decoration. Raw silk shade,
1898
, Orig. 34.s5 Little Jones China
Ginger Jar Lamp Bases mounted
on lockwood. Complete with
shode ------zl.95
Orig. 34.s5 Paul Henson White
Chino TebIe Lomp with Shade.
1925
I Orig. 47.5o Van Cliff TebIs
Lamp, Chinese design, with cor
reioted shade; sold os is--19.95
Orig. 1895 Paul Henson TobIs
Lamp, floroI design on rose
ground ---ls.s5
I Orig. 34.s5 BIeekamore Fig
urine lenp with gold foil shode.
2l.s5
! Orig. 32.s5 Charlton China
Colonial Lamps with milk gloss
globe e-----------ls.s5
z Orig. l2.95 Sportsman Lamps,
s.e5
4 Orig. 5.s5 koutieoI Lomps
with shode 4.95
3 Orig. 1875 Nautical Lemps
with shode de------1o.e5
Lamps. Sth Floor,
IF" ST. Bldg, The Heeht Co.
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Seconds Of striped ond printed
herrinebone cotton twill. Gray,
green, blue and maroon grounds
in group. First quality chntz
ond aIosheen in choice of popu-
Ior potterns. White, green ond
rose grounds but not oil
coIors in oil potterns. 3o-in.
wide. ldeoI for slipcovers ond
droperies.
Upholstery Yard Goods.
9th Floor, IF" St. Bldg,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
" Price Sole Of Toys!

80 Orig. 1880 Two-wey Talkis
Machines carries conversations
from room to room or house to
house. No complicated hookup,
only two external wires to con-
meet. To tolk, just press d
switch. To listen, just releose q
switch. All steel construction,
SIS
IS Orig. sse chiIdren's corpet
Sweepers of metal, with wooden
hondIes s-------z9e
20 Orig. 81 chiIdren's MonsIes
of wood and metal l----4se
100 Orig. l.s5 Hobbies and
Crofts Books for children 8 to IA
years old. Complete descriptions
and drawings of all wood ond
metal work -----see
IS Orig $50 chiIdren's Buck
saws thot have wooden holders
and frames holding steel blodes,
l.le
80 Orig. 2.ss Sewing Machines
thot actually sew. AIl-metol
construction -------1.49
80 Orig. 6.s5 Blue chintx Up
hoIstered Kiddie choirs s--2.e5
Is Orig. e.s5 Dolls Completely
outfitted. Have eyes thot open
and close e--------------5.47
20 ORIG. S.74 Blue Chintz Chaise
Lounges for youngsters. Bright
s ORIG. e.95 Electric Woshins
Machines that octuoIIy wosh dou
clothes 4.sS
Toys. Third Floor
TIL H-.Lk T~
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Linen Department
Clearance

8 Orig. 1895 Msreerizsd Cot
ton Lace Cloths. 72xeO in.
1926
z Orig. 5.ss Cotton Embroidered
laee Searfs. 45-in. ----l.99
3 Orig. 1899 orsendy seorfs,
45-in. ------------SSe
3 Orig. 3.z9 Embroidered Eeru
Seorfs, 45-in. --l.2s
3 Orig. l.zs Three-pe. Cotton
Laee-edsed Vanity Sets --7se
s Orig. 4.ss Embroidered Cot
ton Laes Searfs 2.29
Is Orig. z.2s to e.s5 Embroid-
cred Eeru seorfs. 3o and 43 in.
lengths in group 4. ~ and 2.9S
~ Orig. lI.s5 snd l4.s5 Hend-
Joined Imported Cotton Lace
Seerfs. 36 and 45 in,
4.s5 and 6.s5
4 Orig. z.zs and 2.ss Printed
Cotton Cloths. 4Ox4O and 54x54
in. sizes ------------1.z9
I Orig. s.ss Spun Reyen Cloth.
6Ox8O in. -------4.SS
I Orig. l.es Printed Cotton Ber
Apron --------6Se
3 Orig. 5.ss Printed Fivs-pe.
Linen Bridge Sets ---2.zS
I Orig. 5.ss orsandy Place Nat
Set ---------2.zs
8 Orig. 5se PIestie Place Nat
81 Orig. z5e to 2se Cork Mats.
Zoe
I Orig. e.s5 Mo,avisn Linen
Cloth. 50x50 in. -3.s8
- Orig. 7se coIorsd Cotton
EyeIet DoiIies -------4ee
II Orig. I.ss coIored Cotton
EyeIet Vanity Sets -----S8e
z Orig. l.es Cotton Tapestry
Searfs, 27-in. --------9Se
10 Orig. Soc Cotton Homsspun
Napkins --------1Se
! Orig. 2.5s PIostie Cloth Covers
72xIoS in. 1.29
I Orig. 3.5s Cotton Hemespun
1z-pe. Place Setting ---I.sS
Linens, 5fh Floor,
IF" ST., Bldg, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Morquisette Curtains
7.49 pr.

ivory cuTtdIns moi neOsUTe oO~
in. wide TO poir, 8l-in, long.
Hemned ond heoded.
SO prs. Orig. 4.ss RuffIed
Cushion Dot curteins. Cotton
worouisettes. 82-in. wide to
poir, 90 in. long. Ivory, l.s9 pr.
81 prs. Orig. 3.2s TeiIored Boot
Net curtains. 6o ins. wide to
poir, 81 ins. long. Hemmed and
headed. Ivory ---l.s9 pr.
Curtains, 9TH Floor,
IF" St. Bidg, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Colifornio-sty Royon
sport shirts with t~o-woy
collar, two pockets. some
hond-stitohed. Solid colors
in small, medium and large
sizes.
7 Originally s.s5 Mems
Ail-WooI Leisure Joekets
in fancy patterns, sizes
small and large --4.95
10 Originally $24 to $50
Mems AII-Wooi Leisure
coots with ur-button
front, small size --9.s5
l3 Originally 1925 Mems
Cotton PopIin AIl-Weother
Joekets, in natural, ton,
maroon. Medium size,
4.s5
Y Originally 5,s5 Mems
Long-sleeved Bowling
Shirts with raglan shouI-
ders, large breast pocket.
Medium size -2.95
Men's Sport Shop,
Street Floor,
"E" Street Bldg,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
'Women's Hot Bor

40 Orig. ABS 70 7.s5 Felt Hats,
feather and veil trimmed 81
IS Orig. 3.s5 Felt Hots Sl
Hat Bar, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
100 Orig. 2.o8
Misses Biousettes
200
Pure silks in multieolor prints or
solid pastel coIors. To fit sizes
81 to 38.
Neckwea,, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Spreads

5 Orig. 42.5o Corduroy Spreads,
SIS
I Orig. 1880 FIoroI chintz
Spreads. Double size----le.s5
4 Orig. 1895 Rayon satin
Quilted Spreads s-12.s5
Is Orig. 1925 Reyon satin Van
ity Skirts, all coIors s----7.s5
Is Orig. e.s5 Reyen sotin Pillow
Shams, all coIors- rs-----3.s5
3 Orig. 1895 White orsondy
Spreeds. Single ond double sizes,
e.e5
7 Orig. S.s5 Betes Spreads. dis
continued styles. Double size,
4.ss
4 Orig. 1875 Botes Spreads.
double size e------4.ss
5 Orig. e.s5 Botes properies,
Nantucket pottern---4.s5
Bed Spreads, 6th Floor,
"F" St. Bids, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Boys Clothing Sale

8 Orig. $40 Eton Suits, novy
oil wool, sizes 4 ond o----6.25
s Orig. 1895 knieker Suits, oil
wool tweed, sizes 6, 7, 8--e.95
4 Orig. l4.s5 Sport coats, oil
wool tweed, sizes IA, l5--S.e5
4 Orig. l4.s5 Sport coots. all
wool, light blue, sizes l3, ~
IS, lo-----------1o.S5
8 Orig. 1918 Brown SIaeks, oil
wool, size 81 husky------e.z5
Boys Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
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INC, los Grand ST., Brooklyn
II, NJ. Y.
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NUO KO KYLA GAISRAI

Gaisru nelaimes prizes 81 ka-
ra sioje salyje darydavo nuo-
stoliq po $1.95 nuo galvos.
1916 metals, kaip suvestos
skaitlines rodo, nuostoliu gals
raj padare po S4.01 nuo galvos.
stai kokie gaisrai buna, ku-
rie galetu butt isvengiami:
Neatsargumas SUI degtukais
ir rukymas sukelia $4,000 gai-
srq kas meta.
Vaiku zaidimas SUI degtukais
buna priezastim $4,000 gaisru.
Neatsargiu naudojimu arba
uzlaikymu deganciu va ly m o
skysciu sukeliama $4,000 gai-
sru.
Manu- uzsidegimai buna nuo
sekanciu priezasciQ:
Netinkamas suvedimas arba
naudojimas elektros aparatu-
$4,000 gaisrQ.
Netinkami itaisymai sildy-
mo padargq - $4,000 gaisrQ.
Negeri arba uzleisti kaminai
40 600 UaiSru.
Nuo lengvai degamu stogQ
kilo $4,000 gaisru.
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Musu VlentautlS, JuOZaS j.
Bachunas, tapo isrinktas West
Michigan Tourist and Resort
sajungos pirmininku Spaliu II
posedyje Grand Rapids, Mich,
kaip apie tai .pranesa Grand
Rapids Press Spaliu 18 d. lai-
dole. j. J. Bachunas operuoja
Tabor Farm, Prospect Point ir
Macatawa Hotel resortus, ir
yra pirmutinis resortu savinin-
kas isrinktas tos sajungos gal
va. Per keleta metp p. Bachu-
mas vadovavo 'Pazinkit Michi-
gan" vaju, supazindinimui pa
ciu sios valstijos gyventoju su
savo valstija.
Bachuno isrinkimas buvo vi
siskas nustebinimas sios orga-
nizacijos, mes Baciunas yra
pirmas ne is Grand Rapids pa
einantis zmogus. Susidare vi
sa valdyba is ivairiu kitu da-
lyviu nariu.
Tapes pirmininku, Bachunas
patieke ivairiu nauju summary
mu, ir paskelbe kad nuo dabal
metiniai organizacijos suvazia.
vimai bus laikomi resortiniuo-
Sc miestuose, ne tik Grand Ra.
pids, kad "organizacija nebutV
vien tik Grand Rapids pada.
ras".
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PENNSYLVANIJOE
AFL PASMERKIA
KOMUNIZMA

Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
suvaziavime San Francisco is
nesta rezoliucija psemerkianti
komunizma kaip taikos priesa.
Konvencija stipriai issireike
prizes Russia, pasmerkiant So
vietu diktatura, kuri reiskia
demokratijai prazuti ir paver-
gina darbo zmoniu.
Kitas ypatingas dalykas is
tiko AID konvencijoje. John
L. Lewis, angliakasiu unijos
pir'mininkas, truksmingas 81
metu senis, tapo Darbo Fede-
racijos taip sakant pastumtas
j sail. Darbo Federacija nu-
tare panaikinti 13-ta vice pir-
mininka savo organizacijoje,
kuria vieta Xxi siol turejo Le-
wis. Prize to, jis dar ii. toliau
buvo izeistas, mes konvencija
neisrinko jo ekzekutyvio ko-
miteto nariu.
Taip SUI juo pasielgta del to
kad Lewis pradejo skelbti pa
naikinima Taft-Hartley istaty-
mo, atsisakydamas pasirasyti
craftsmanship afidavita, ko
reikalauja naujasis istatymas,
jei unijos vadai nori butt pri-
pazinti Nacionales Darbo San
tikiu Tarybos. Tas afidavitas
reikalingas uzkirsti komunis-
tams kelius unions vadovau-
ii.
Lewis Xxi siol pasirode toks
pats atkaklus kenkejas unijos
nariu gerovei, kaip jis nepaise
visuomenes geroves karo metu
savo issaukimais streiku ang-
lies industrijoje.
Lewis dabar vel, be abeJo,
iseis is AFL. Jis prizes kelioli-
ka metu pamete AFL ir lstei-
ge CIO. 1886 metals jis pa
mete Republikonu partija IL
stojo remit Prez. Roosevelto is
rinkimat antram terminui.
1910 metals jis pamete De-
mokratu partija ir soko remit
Willkie prezidentus. Kadan-
gi CIO SUI juo nejo, jis tada
pamete CIO ir gryzo j AFL.
Karo metu jis atsisake at
siziureti j sales reikalus ir is
sauke angliakasiu streika.
Pereita meta, Lewis norejo
ignoruoti ir Auksciausi Teis-
ma, iseidamas is tardymu del
issaukimo kitO streikO prizes
prezidento dekreta. Tada jis
pakliuvo ir buvo nubaustas uz
teismo paniekinima.
Dabar AFL j pazemino ir
iis parodys nosi tai organiza-
cijai ir els sau. -.
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