Evening star., 1949-06-30
TA eIss,eci Mi
Threots of Labor Leoders
On oft-Horhey Act Foil
Truman Held nmhls - Make Isees4
on ffutnass ta ksr~al Nissssws
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aAe<< AsAd~SA-Aaa tssy have e~sH snAny
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tsA s1rgSy In rata*F tae hu.aa~ er awaAa -
s1Es~wS 'lar AS3s-arAstsatA2a ha2 Is twa~&l
thr TAFT has&Ast lAaa Ast
On tte eacigsry. tEas tSsr an tAs Asssss
~as adr~gs~ ssss ~ ihF AsAAss g ~as
<vsseni tes . bos4g gassss Isai as.ss sasra a
amendments 10 tsss sa2siZas lAsx l.x ss
w~rw approved ~ s~n.see Tar 81 cAsN
and ihe majority @! sxaatess aASkaEs as=m
voala ee Accepted
II scak xx tnagtha sewxsxg ts axxasass.
sasst~ Ira, no Ta.t aAft4vs regeaa wax4hr
o. Ire name seE~al wea3a he vsaa tngUax n
By tbs Congress thai rT~ssaeai TsSasnan
would ncs he abr Ia make seea ox RS
premise 10 eftnx aSossi rwpwAi-~waAsA -
macs ca!ns ths rzwsaoratla. eArgaasn aass
YEA. Nv ncw II sseald es rlras te ever
cn<
lssss In Nsu Eas<taen
ALREADY soxns OF .hs laaor l~aaxya aaa
user supporters among Ire pemssra.a ass
srckang 10 uaAkf II AgsgeaE &c tsssg as
vantage tha; ths Taft Hartley Aet haA net
been repealed and II te hs an sAs4as ssass
again n ihe eaasfwss3onAI sieeiaaa neat
yea Indeed I, has beer saAd that ttsess
leaders and Prvaidwnt Truman pavfefFwxs In
have II ~. However tie iahog leaders AID
soEne ot the Democrat. may trxi thas writer
believes that President Truman hlsnwsf
wanted repeal at this SESSION ai Congress.
and = virtual return 80 ihe %afuez !aaef
relations aot~-and that hr would Nss,1 Il,
have REPEAL. possible 81 ilse srSAloH Is.
Congress wRich mreta neat IanaAgs
But having failed to set tersrAl may
be expected that tive PrrA4den, viii Do Hla
utmost 10 paise from Congress sneusa
Republicans and enough Conservative p~n.
oerat& in the 1890 elecGanA 10 MAKE ewf-
tain that the s2nd Congress not oniy stll
repeal The Taft Hartley Act bet wi!l Also
put through tie remainder of The Truman
program-from ClvI Rights 10 soctallssa
medicine.
II Is unfortunate that da3tag ell ths@s
months no sincere effort has eSrR made ty
the opponents Of the TAtt Hartley Labor Aet
10 get together with Senator TAFT TO afits =
fair labor law, although the Ohio scna tof
has shown constantly q deaTe 10 improve
the existing statute The attitude ef thr
President and al the labor leaders -aaa
finally Of the administration leaders an Gun.
gresS~~has been The Wagner Act Restored
Or nothing stand and deil,sr" attitude
Senator Taft, OH the other hand rrcosn-
mended Is changes la the lAbof lac bearing
his name. 10 improve II.
Attitude she~m In Letter
The arrogant attitude Of the labor lead
ers Was demonstrated in q letter which Wi.
liam Green, president Of The American Ped
Grafton OF Labor. sent 10 Senator Laeaa af
Illinois, Democratic leader Of tae SENATE and
had him read TO the Senate The letter vas
characterized by Senator Taft immediately
as the most presumptuous statement that
any individual ever made 10 the Senate of
the United States In that letter Nj
Green said that he and his federated unions
would not have any part Of the labor bill 80
amended by Taft amendments, and desired
that i. be killed forthwith.
He IL sending his o. de- To us~ saA
Senator Taft to the unitsd S.@vFs Senate
And he added that Mr.. Green VS. attempting
a VETO Of legislation which had not yet been
passed
Evidently the labor leaders belisse-~ur
hope~~it will be possible fos them 10 defeat
Senmtor Taft himself when he seska re-
election next year. with the TAFT Hartley
Labor Act "A an issus Certainly they are
planning TO throw money and all the in.
nuence they can into the eomins campaign.
And they defeat Senator Taft~-and In
crease the number Of labor ridden members
Of Congress TO . point where they can force
through any legislation they dealrr then tn-
deed. the United States wtil have given 10
one group Of It's citizens = dictatorship that
Will plague IL 10 the last