davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

Ii nesvary a rozleptavali jed
notu naSeho demokratickeho
spolkoveho zivota. PTi<tom Sc
neohlizeji ma pouzitl tech nej-
nizsich. a nejhrubsfch pro-
stredkG. Ma tuto taktiku je
|jedinou odpoved1 svornost a
spoluprace.
Projevy predstavitelI Rady
Svobodneho Ceskoslovenska.
V zaveru sjezdu promluvili
k pTitomnym zastupci Rady
Svobodneho Ceskoslovenska, a
slice JET pfedseda DR.. Petr Zen
XII a jej1 jednatel DIR. Jan Pa
panek.
Jednatel Rady DIR. Jan Pa
panek mluvil obslrne O situaci
" Ceskoslovensku. Uvedl, re
hospodarsky komuniste zijf z
podstaty a zeme je soustavne
plundrovana pro sovetsky i'm
perialismus. Politely sc ko-
munisticky rezim udrzuje v
moci jenom nasilim a terorem.
Dr. Papanek pax citoval zpra-
Wy re stare vlasti Poole nichz
komuinste jiz zavfeli do veznic
ma 60 tisic lid, kolik tisfc1 je
v koncentracn1ch taborech ma
otrocke praci nenl znamo. To
je pf1sne stfezene tajemstvi.
Politict1 vezni jsou vystavova-
nj rafinovanemu muceni zha-
wynn zelezem a jinymi nuclei
mi nastroji. DR.. Papanek zd1-
raznil podfl krajanske Ameri-
ky ma prvnfm i druhem odbo-
jovem hnut1 a pfipomenul, re
prave pred des1ti lety Sc nase
Amerika zaclnala organisovat
k tehdejsfmu boil Ia svobodu
demokracie a stare vlasti. Pro-
sill pax delegaty, ably nezapom-
nell ma tento odkaz a ably pfi-
lspeli k odstraneni nelidskeho,
necesko-slovenskeho a nasilnic-
keno rezimu We stare vlasti.
Projev DR.. Zenkla.
DR.. Petr Zenkl, poukazal
nejprve ma to, re nejvetsim pro-
blemem dnesn1ho sveta je zno-
WI, jake tomu bylo v dobe Mini
chova, imperialisticka totalita.
Pred des1ti lety slo O Nemecko
a majesty, dnes jde O sovetsky
svaz a komunismus. Totalitn1
imperialismus, at nacisticky
Inebo komunisticky, nemGze
|sv1j postup zastavit, takze dT1-
We nebo pozdeji must prijit
chvile, kdy svet bud must tuto
expansi zastavit nebo pred nj
kapitulovat. V teto situaci mo-
hou nastat pfechodne chv1le
klidu, a vzajemneho vyckava-
nj, jak to bylo i pripade ma
'cismu, ale trvaly kid We svete
nenf mozny, dokud existuje
mohutne totalitni hnuti, jehoz
Jiz pc tret1, pokracoval dr..
Jiz p otfet1, pokracoval DIR.
Zenkl, stejne jake "a prvn1 a
druhe svetove valky, shodujel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

Sc zajem Ceskoslovenska sc zaj
mem Spojenych StatG, coz je
ostatne samozrejme, protoze
jde O stale tyz zapas mezi mi
litaristickym imperialismem ma
iedne strane, a demokracii ma
druhe strane. A pTi tom jde
jenom o jednu, jedinou zemi.
To je jasne, jak zahranicnim
predstavitelGm Ceskoslovenska
jake AmericanGm, pokracoval
DIR. Zenkl, mezi jinym tvrdi, re
my exulanti a emigranti, stve-
me Spojese Staty do valky. Ko-
muniste pr tom pouz1vaji teze
argumentace, jakou pouzlvali
mnichovan6, kdyz Tikali, re
nebudou bojovat "a Gdansko
nebo tn ci onu zemi. Ones jde
o to, IDA tato nase planeta bu-
de velkym koncentracn1m "a
lafem ci svobodnou demokra-
eli. IDA Dude ci nebude val
ka nevi nikdo z mas. Ale vine,
re valka, jestlize Dude, nevzni-
kne pro Ceskoslovensko. o tom
rozhodnou ii, kter1 chteji &C.
lou planetu zbolsevisovat, .ja-
koz ii, ma kterych zalezi, IDA
Sc to podaTi ci n~epodaf1. Vast
i nasi povinnost1 .je abychom
podporovali demokraticky ia
Dor We valce i mfru, a abychom
|usilovali o takove usporadani
|sveta, We kterem by vsechny
narody, vcetne Ceskoslovenska
m6ly vladu, kterou 81 svobodne
zvol1.
Komuniste vedou " CSR suchou
obcanskou valku.
DR.. Zenkl dale upozornil ma
nejnovejsf manevry komunis-
tickle propagandy v krajanske
Americe, rozsifuj1cl povesti
jakoby csl. zahranicn1 akce
"mohla rozpoutat obcanskou
waikiki V Ceskoslovensku". Kaz-
dy kdo posuzuje tuto vec zdra-
wynn rozumem, rekl DIR. Zenkl,
pozna, re tn jde O vyderacstv1,
jak 81 je lepe nemohl vymyslit
Hitler s Goebbelsem. Pravdou
ie, re obcanska valka v Cesko-
slovensku je uz dnes v plnem
proudu. Vede il hrstka drzite-
III moci, opfrajfc1 Sc O armada
a policii, prot celemu narodu,,
a jei1m dGkazem je ustavicne
zatykani, veznen1 a popravo-
van1. Pravda je take, re Rada
svobodneho Ceskoslovenska, a.
nj nevybfzi k otevfene vzpou-
re proti komunistickemu rezi-
mu v Ceskoslovensku. Jsem
presvedcen, Tekl DIR. Zenkl, re
Isl. narod We vlasti by v boji.
proti komunismu pokracoval i.
tehdy kdybychom mu zde "a
hranicemi nedelali mic, slozili
ruce do klfna nebo dokonce ka-
pitulovali, coz ovsem nikdy ne
ucinime. VnitTnf odpor proti
komunismu v Ceskoslovensku
je tax ivy a vasnivy, re my sa-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
KUPTE
"E" B 0 D
DRIVE
z uTadovnv Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych KatolikHE " Chicago.

z uradovnv Narodniho Svazu
ceskych KatolikI " Chicago.
Minuleho tydne predal nam
Jeho Eminence ndp. kardinal
Stritch dopis vatikanskeho Sc
kretariatu. Jmenem sv. Otce
jsou V dopise yyjadfeny diky
nasemu lidu "a dar venovany
mu o jeho jubileu knezstvi.
Podavame cast tohoto dOpi-
gu v prekladu:
"Jeho Excellence Apostol-
sky Delegat dorucil sv: Otcidar
" obnosu $4,000 kteryzto
obnos mu odevzdala Vase E.
minence o padesatem vyrocl
vysvecenf Jeho Svatosti do po-
svatneho knezskeho stavu.
"Tato stedra 1cast ceskych
KatolfkG ma knezskem jubileu
naSeho spolecneho otce, sved-
c1 nejen o iejich neochvejne
lasce k vikaTi Kristovu, ale tez
O jejich ochote podfleti Sc ma
die apostolske dobrocinnosti
konane svatou Stolic1. Jeho
Svatost 81 preje bych vyslovil
vsem kdo pTisp6li ma tento bo-
haty dar Jeho srdecny dix =
On tez udeluje Jim jednotlive
a hromadne svoje Apostolske
pozehnanf.
Zajiste potesf vsechny kde
v jubileinich oslavach a Jubi-
lejnfm daru nell svGj podil,
pozornost tomuto nasemu 'vyja-
vernosti a 1cty ku sv.
Otci venovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

da adaptovano nakladem 80
mlllon1 Kcs jake move sfdlo
pro "Jeho velicenstvo soudru-
ma Bozllesa a jeho Marticku."
(Bozlles jest pTeklad nemec-
Keno Jmena Gottwalda).
Pokud my vsichni lansky "a
mex zname, vine, re to bylo
mlsto dustojne a We vsem vyho-
vuJlcl pro uzitek i representa-
CT presidenta republiky.
Jest samozfejme, re vsak vo-
lenske lGzko p~residenta T. G..
Masaryka, v kterem tento ztra-
VII VetSinu noel sveho zivota
Dude panu Bozilesovi a jeho
PAM trochu tvrde.
Ptame Sc vsak. Stojf dnes
loznice a jejf zaffzen1 V lidov6
demokratickem rail- 80 milionn
Kcs?
Nebo Sc snad pan Bottles
doufa uteci touto cestou svemu
svedoml. kdyz da cely zamek
pfestavet?
Nevlm. Name 81 vzpomfnam
pri tom ma iednu pffhodu re
svych studentskych let. Jedno-
no dine jsme dostali ma nase
gymnasium noveho feditele.
Byl to celkem dobry clovek,
avsak elm nezkuSeneisF, tim
ctlzadostiveisf a hlavne S ma
mi to neum6l. Hned pfi prvnf
prllezltosti 81 u mas pant klu-
XII WILL ocet. A tax Sc stale,
re "a n6kolik dn1 jeho ufado-
vanl Sc ma zachode objevil hlu-
boko vyryty napis: "RfGa je
VIII. coz panu rediteli samo-
7feime pfi jeho kazdodennf
homie "a kuraky neuSlo. Bylo
2 toho velike vysetrovanf. sill
by a vyhrozovanf. z ktereho
jsme my nasi solidaritou vysli
vvtezne. Reditel silel. Dal ma
flditi ma mas 1cet popsane dve-
re ohoblovat a znovu natfit.
Jenze, jeste nez mohl lax po-
Eadne zaschnouti a jake ma true
vSem hlldkam a ochranym o.
patfen1m objevil Sc tam novy
napis: "Vymazte 81 mne, Wy
hoblujte 81 mne, piece volem
ostanu."
Ponevadz tento Teditel bvl,
iak jsem jiz Tekl clovekem do
brym a co vice chytrym, u
znal svoji chybu, zm6nil takti-
ku a preset tuto udalost jake
by Sc mic ~nestalo. A "a neja-
ky cas- jsme s MIN vsichni byli
nejlepsfmi pTateli.
S panem Bozilesem to Dude
asi horst. Jeho ctizadost d1ky
Bohu pTevlada jeho chytrost a
tax mu nezbyva nez svuj sile-
ny vztek a strach utapet v al
koholu.
A tax nejvetsf cast z 80 mi
lionG Kcs padne ma zT1zen1
vhodneho m1sta pro nezffzene
pitky Slanskeho. Zapotockeho.
Kopeckeho a ostatni vyznacne
hostv manzel6 Bozilesovych.
Opravdu nema ten soudruh
Bottles zavidenihodne posta-
vent a co hlavnf, on jest 81 toho
nln6 vedom, kdyz mu to lid,
"jeho lid" svym prostym zpG-
sobem ma zdi ieho hradu napi-
Se: "Marto pakuj rance = br-
zy zacne tanec".
Nedivte Sc mu chudakovi,
nezbyva mu mic iineho, nez a
by Sc pred prem1rou lasky
svych podanych dial jeste chra-
nit zes1lenVmi sbory policie a
nejmoderneiSimi bezpecnost-
mimi opatfenfmi. coz 81 v po-
slednf dobe vyzadalo zvyseni
rozpoctu O 13 milionG Kcs pro-
It'll l6tGm pfedeslym. Jirko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

%. kvetna, 1919.
Zatfm co vsichni obcane csl.
republiky cd skolnlch ditek
az do pensisty a listonose .jsou
komunistickou vladou nuceni
ku vsemoznym sbernm odpad-
XII. pap1ru, kostl, barevnych
kovG, dfeva, hadrn a lahvf, a.
by zpomalili hospodaTsky 1pa-
dek republiky, pro komunisty
to zrejm6 neplatf. Tt jsou b.
hem z Kremlu zvoleni pro to,
adv tyto namahave uspory spo-
tTebovali duchu lidove demo-
kratick6 republiky.
A tax Sc nedivte, kdyz ma
oslavu sjezdu komunisticke
strany padne nekolik milion6
Kcs, stovky kubickych metrG
nejhodnotnejsfho stavebnfho
dr1vf, desetitisfce metrd latek.
tuny papfru a tisfce hodin del
Mkt, jejichz prace pro oslavu
komunistickych bonzG ma roz-
hodne vetsf vyznam a jest d.
.lezitejs1 nez kde jinde.
Bylo by to celkem v poTad-
ku. a nikdo by prot tomu kde-
koliv jinde mic nenam1tal, pax
lie by nejaka strana SWIM
zpdsobem slavila sva vyrocl.
V csl. republice a hlavne
dnes jest to vsak zlocin. Prave
dnes, kdyz desftky tis1cG lid,
studentG, delnik1 jest bez pf1-
stfesf, chodf nedostatecn6 oble-
cent a vsichni trpi dokonalou
podvyzivou.
Kdo pax vidf ma Vaclavskem
namestf a vsech pTidruzenych
ulic1ch 1zasna mnozstv1 mate
rialu a delnlkG, name Sc pta
(z opatrnosti pouZe duchu
sam sebe) kolik alespon nou-
zovych bytG by Sc z toho po-
~stavilo, kolik lidf by Sc zasobi-
10 temito tax potrebnymi lat
kami, kolik knih by Sc vydalo,
kter6 pro nedostatek paplru
nemohou witt. VSichni 81 to
tam donna mysli. Nikdo Sc
vsak neodvazi neco T1ci. Svo-
boda mfnenf neb projevu jest
zat1m dokonale ohranicena
Pankraci, "pracovn1mi tabory
a vsudy pr1tomnymi OBJ
FOB ZB SNB, kom. desltkafi
a jinymi denuncianty podobne-
no druhu.
Ano tax jest. Poole posled-
mich zprav, komunisticka stra-
ma dala postavit ma Vaclav-
ekem namestf, PTikopech a ma
vsech ulicfch kudy Dude pro-
chazeti nikym nevolana a
krajne nezadoucf sebranka zlo-
dejG a denunciantI pTi osla-
vach sve grady ma csl. narode,
nakladna lesenf, tribuny a do
konce vystavu svych zlocinG.
Ma to lidska prace, penfze a
material jsou!
A soudruh Gottwald?
Jake prvnf obcan republiky
Sc svojf chotf Martou
Jim jak Sc patti stojf pffkladem
v cele.
Byvale sfdlo naseho milova-
neho tat1cka T. c.. Masaryka,
Jest prave z pTlkazu Gottwal-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

vsichni tri jsou Size ma Pravde Boz1, ale jejich jm6na jsou
s~ymbolem cesstvf a sovenstvf, symboly narodn1 a statni idee
ceskoslovenske. Jejich cely zivot byl zcela zasvecen boji a
praci pro vast ceskoslovenskou!
Nynejsf komunistcky rezim v G. S. R. zapomina techto
velikand, ale ceskoslovenska Amerika nezapomfna a nkdy jch
nezapomene. Tato jmena jsou hluboko vryta do nasich srdci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

V Praze zacaly prvni pripravy
ma 9. Sized komunisticke stra-
ny - Lansky zamek Sc adap-
tue nakladem 30 milionIG Kcs
pro presidenta Gottwalda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydlf:
Jak pomoci zlepSit tezky stav
csl. uprchlikEI.

Ma tuto otazku nasli jsme
odpov6d v techto listech v Pro
hlaSenl americkeho fondu pre-
ceskoslovenske uprchliky. A
proto kazdy, KIDD jen trochu
sleduje Sc zajmem zpravy O u
trpeni bezencG a pri tom i O je-
jich pevnem presvedcen1, re
tyto easy pominou, zasle vypl-
n6nou, nfze otist6nou prihlas-
ku fecenemu fondu a stane Sc
.ieho clenem. Tim pom1ze ne
jen upevnit dGveru techto u
bozakd V nasi spolecnou po-
moe, nybrz i dGv6ru V sebe sa-
ma. Proto nevahejme a posle-
me pTihlasku kazdy, kdo jer
trochu niue. Ostatne kdo ny.
chile dava, dvakrat dava.
American Fund for
Czechoslovak Refugees
Membership Committee
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Zde ~ustrihnete

- ZOS QSAA ILlI1CtC "
American Fund for
Czechoslovak Refugees, Inc.
Membership Committee
ITS Broadway (Room 500
New York : 10, N. Y.
Datum
Vazen1 pratele:-
PrihlaSuji Sc "a elena Anne
rick6ho fondu pro ceskosloven-
ske b6zence, Inc, S clenskym
pflsp6vkem jeden dollar ($1.0O)
m6sicn6.
Pfipojuji $...... jake splat-
ku sv6ho m6s1cnfho, .
ctvrtletnlho, 80. rocn1ho pr1.
sp6vku.
Jmeno ...................
AuIeSd
Evening star., 1949-01-23

QeSplIe tHe 1dCl IIldt dppllCdIlOllS
were accepted away back in October.
Commission officials say they hope
to announce date soon.
~ xx
JOBS-An examination has been
announced for Deputy United States
Marshal jobs here and in nearby
Maryland and Virginia. The starting
salary is $2,974 a year.
Apply at the Civil Service Com
missions fourth regional Office,
temporary building "R," Third street
and Jefferson drive S.W.
** +x
CONCERTS-TheF Federal Recrea-
ton Committee has completed ar
rangements whereby Government
employees will get bargain-rate tick
cts 70 the various National SYM
phony Orchestra concerts this year
The tickets will be available in blocks
of 80 to any group of Government
employees that applies for them
through their agency.
" Y X X
NAVY DEPT.-The Navy Depart
ment'S Office of Industrial Relations
is holding series of safety confer
ences with safety engineers and in
dustrial hygienists to bring down
the rate of accidents among the de-
partments employees.
The meetings will be held on
February 8 to 10 and will discuss the
latest accident-prevention policies,
plans and techniques as applied to
the various naval shore establish
ments. Rear Admiral Paul B. Nj
becker. chief of the Office of Indus
trial Relations, Is in charge of the
program.
Y X X
(Be sure to listen in today at
l:15 am. oUer WMAL, The
Star Station, tor Joseph Young's
Federal Spotlight broadcast.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
7aft-HartIey Repeal
Heads Labor Officials S
13-Point Program (
By the Associated Press

( NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-RalpH
Wright, assistant Secretary of Laor,
tonight outlined a 13-point legSA
lative program he said the Labo,'
Department was supporting in the
9]st Congress-starting with repeal
of the Hartley Act.
Mr.. Wright, in addressing a dim
ner of the Brushmakers Union,
Local 16303 here, called for restor-
alton of the Wagner Act with such
amendments as President Truman
proposed in his State of the Union
Message. He is former New York
business agent of the AFL Inter-
national Typographical Union.
Wants Agencies Returned.
The labor official also urged the
strengthening of the Labor De-
partment by returning the concili-
alton service and the United States
Employment Service. Both agencies
were removed from the department
by the Republican, controlled s0th
Congress-.
Other points in the program:
Raise the minimum wage from
40 cents to rs cents an hour, and
extend coverage of the fair labor
standards act to large groups now
excluded.
Establish a labor extension serv.
ice in the department for the educa.
ton of workers, similar to the Agri-
o,,1t,,co1 E,Syfo,,cion Coruiro
Equal pay for equal work, aimed
at ending wage discrimination
against women workers.
Fair Employment Legislation.
Fair employment practices legis-
lation, Ito end job and wage dis
elimination against minority groups
in interstate industries"
Federal aid to the States to pro-
mote industrial safety.
Increase old age and survivors
benefits and extend the coverage of
the Social Security Act to millions
now excluded.
Raise unemployment compensa-
ton benefits.
Amend the Displaced Persons Act
to increase the number of persons
to be admitted and to eliminate dis
criminatory provisions"
Strengthen and extend rent con-
troll
Assist the building of low-cost
public housing and slum clearance.
Provide adequate" anti-infation
controls.
Mr.. Wright said the program was
mot panacea, but it will mean
better, healthier, more prosperous
living for the overwhelming major
itv of the American people"
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Girl, II, Rescued
After Being Swept
Through Sewer
by the Associated prexs

CLEVELAND. Jan. o. Swift
sewer waters bore 12-year- old girl
through sub-street blackness for
nearly a quarter of a mile today
before she was rescused.
The girl, Margaret REM, fell into
storm sewer while playing follow
the-leader with other children, fire.
men said.
Paul Saro, 10. heard the childrens S
screams and ran to various sewer
openings until he arrived at one
where he heard crying. Firemen,
soon there, pulled Margaret out. =
OF her experience, the girl said:
THE current dragged me along.
I took off my coat and shoes and
tried to grab at the walls down
there but they were so slippery.
kept screaming as I went along,
hoping some one above would hear
me. Finally I grabbed a ladder
and hung on"
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Paper Carrier Boy Robbed
By 7 Youthful AssaiIants

A carrier boy for The Star was
robbed of $500 last night when two
youths attacked him in an apart
ment building where he was collect
ing for the paper.
Robert Smith, 10, colofed, of 1853
Corcoran street NV, said the youth
full bandits accosted him on the first
floor of y building at 1414 v street
NV One, held him while the other
went through his pockets. Robert
said, afteE. he refused to lend the
pair dine.
RobertkSaid one assailiant was
about l6sbF II. the other a year or
two younger. Both were colored
Evening star., 1949-01-23

ments ana agencies added IN
centive to Try and get exempted
from the Presidents reorganization
authority.
There's little doubt that Congress
vii, give President Truman re-
neWal of his reorganization powers,
which permits any Presidential re-
organization plan to become law
within go days unless vetoed by
both the House and Senate.
The big question is whether Con-
gress will once again protect num-
ber of Government agencies from
being touched in these reorganiza
tion plans. And it remains to be
seen whether some Government
officials will heed seriously the
warning not to lobby for exemptions
for their particular agency.
HEATS ON?-Federal Security
Agency employees who guessed wrong
on the election are beginning to
wonder if their jobs are safe.
It's no secret that some FSA en-
ployes eagerly leaped on the Dewey
bandwagon, despite the fact that
FSA Chief Oscar R. Ewing is close
friend of President Truman and
worked hard for his reelection.
Now these employees have an
acute state of jitters. And it wasn't
helped any by a succint crack that
Mr.. Ewing made about week ago
at an informal meeting Of FSA
employees.
Before the election everybody
around here was asking what S
cooking" Mr.. Ewing declared. But
from now on its going to be who's
cooking
JUSTICE-The periodic reports
about Attorney General Clark re-
signing to accept a lucrative of1er
from private industry have cropped
up again.
Justice Department spokesmen
acknowledge that Mr.. Clark has
had his share of offers, but they
say that no resignation Is In the
immediate offlng.
NATIONAL DEFENSE-Roy Reid,
ir.. the son of the Agriculture De-
partment's personnel director, has
been appointed chairman of a new
personnel policy board which has
been set up in the Off1ce Of National
Defense.
? The board will try to achieve more
uniformity and progress in the per-
sonnel policies of the Army, Navy
and Air Force Departments. Some
progress has been made in this
line, but the various defense agen-
cies often work at cross purposes
on many personnel matters.
In his new assignment, Mr.. Reid
will work very closely with Leon
Wheeless, special assistant to De-
fense Secretary Forrestal on per-
sonnel affairs. Mr. Reid was per-
sonnel chief of a Baltimore indus
trial firm.
CLERICAL EXAM - The Civil
Service Commission still hasn't set
a date for it's clerical examination
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Correction

A story in yesterdays Star de-
scribing how President Truman, as
an artillery captain in World War I,
ignored orders. to silence German
battery, enormously referred to
Daniel j. Flood of Pennsylvania as
an unsuccessful candidate for Con-
gress in the November election. Mr.,
Flood, who related the Truman
story in introducing the President
at Wilkes Barre, was returned to
Congress in the election. The Star
regrets the error
Evening star., 1949-01-23

corporate some
Of them in his
r e o r 6 a n / =
za tion pro-
p o S a ! S, t h C
a d m ! n i S =
tration doesn't
want it to hap
pen again.
In fact ad-.
M / n i S t r a =
ton officials are
concerned that
t he H GOV e J.
C O m m / s.
sion's proposal
have given the
various depart-
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Chief Justice Vinson, 50;
Spends Birthday RESTING

Chief Justice Vinson was SO years
old yesterday.
The Chief Justice, who had taken
an active part in the ceremonies
and festivities of President Tru-
mans Inauguration, spent his birth
day in his hotel apartment resting.
He was born at Louisa, KY, Janu-
ary o. 1890.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
per week without getting into over

| per week without SetClnS lllIo oVeT
time pay.
On the Senate side, Democrats
yesterday discussed ways to pre-
! vent consideration of Taft-Hartley
Act repeal legislation from slowing
! to a snails pace.
Majority Leader Lucas said that
he and other party policy makers
might discuss a speed-up at their
regular conference tomorrow with
President Truman.
Both Senator Lucas and Senator
Hill, Democrat, of Alabama. were
cool to proposal by Senator Morse
Republican. of Oregan, that the
Senate Labor Committee fix an
April goal for getting a repeal bill
to the floor.
Senator Lucas said he feels the
committee must move much faster
than that.
II am going to talk to the Dem
ocratic leaders of the committee to
see whether We can get much fast
er action than Senator Morse is
proposing" Senator Lucas said, and
added:
Many labor-management con-
tracts expire soon. Both sides need
! to know and are entitled to know
quickly just where this Congress
stands on this vital issue OF labor
! legislation. 1 am going to do all
! can tn see that they find out
| quickly"
! Hill Agrees With Morse.
Senator Hill, a member OF the
committee, said he agrees with Sen
ator Morse that hearings on new
labo legislation ought to start next
week and end by March l. But he
added that he can't go along with
Senator Morse on giving the com
! mittee all Of March to write bill
| for delivery to the Senate by April
10.
1T seems to me-" said Senator
Hill. that with the experience the
committee has had on this subject
the job can be finished much sooner
than early April.
Senator Morse said he intends t<
put his plan before the committee
/ tomorrow in the form of motion
{ At the same time, Senator Pepper
Democrat, Of Florida plans to move
that the committee skip hearings
altogether and send Taft-HartleJ
Act repeater to the Senate imme-
diately.
Senator Thomas has predicted
that Senator Peppers plan will b'
defeated. Among the Democrats or
the committee, both Senators
Thomas and Hill have announced
they will vote for hearings.
Labor Urges Quick Repeal.
Those two votes, plus the five
Republican members in favor Of
hearings; constitute majority Of
the 13-man committee.
Union labor leaders are spasSlnt
up no opportunity to remind thu
Democrats that the party's cam
paign pledges called for quick re-
peal.
/ The AFL and the ClO already are
nettled because certain party lead
ers in Congress have come ou1
against so-called "two-package
handling of labor legislation.
! President Truman has called fol
repeal of the Taft-Hartley law ane
for restoring the old Wagner Ac'
with certain improvements" >"
! Both the AFL and C1O want re-
peal and restoration handled In ont
bill. and the Wagner Act changes
delat with later in second meas
ure
! Democratic leaders have informed
the unions that under Senate rules
there is no way to block one-pack-
age handling.
E. Such handling means prolonged
debate of the proposed Wagner Act
changes. Hence the push by Sena-
tor Lucas and others to get bill
to the floor as quickly as possible
to get debate started at the earliest
date
Evening star., 1949-01-23
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Departments, Agencies Warned
Against Reorganization Lobby
By Joseph Young

Administration officials cautonng Federal departments
against lobbying the Capitol for exemptions from
the Government reorganization plan that President
Truman Is seeking.
administration void recurrence of the
years when number of Government agencies
able to win exemption from Presidential reorganization
authority.