davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-01

was essential TO supplement en-
forcement Of an adequate housing
code and adequate operation Of
the Redevelopment Land Agency.
The Land Agency. which was
authorized by its act Of 1916 to
get Q Federal appropriation Of
sec. .000. 900 for O revolving fund
but so far has obtained no money
from Congress. The pending ma
tional housing bill before the
House carries amendments TO per-
NIT full participation by the Dis
trict government and its agencies
in the loans and grants for slum
clearance and public housing
available for the rest Of the
country.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Fernando de los Rios,
Ex-Spanish Envoy. Dies
D. me Asse<;cssS Prsss

NEW YORK. June l.-Dr. Fer
nando de los Rios. 10. former cabi-
net ofiicer In the Spanish Repub-
lican government and Ambassador
from that nation TO the United
States. died yesterday.
DR.. de los Rios had for the last
10 years served on the faculty Of
the New School for Social Re-
search here. He lectured and
taught political science in many
other institutions.
In 1882 he became minister of
education. and subsequently served
as minister of foreign affairs.
From 1896 until 1889. he was
Ambassador to the United States.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

did sail. but II had not Jet been
informed.
Authority has been given for
the American troops TO leave be-
hind some equipment for the
Korean Republics new army. For
reasons Of security. the Army De-
partment refused to list the
amount or type Of equipment
American troops have been do
ing some training Of the Korean
army but whether q training mis-
sion will remain behind Is a SUBJ
ject 10 be announced by the State
Department.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

them there vas 10 danger os /.
Spreading % other azsrGn2ito-
canpa
De-oyshsre police said there WEIR
no injuries TIE AIT Ministry In
London said cause al the ass vAs
not known.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Date for Last Units 10 Quit
Korea Unfixed, Army Says
Nv The A,socicssd prsss

The Army Department yester-
day said no date has been set for
withdrawal of remaining troops of
the American 5th Infantry Re-
giment combat team stationed in
Korea.
It confirmed reports from Korea
that authorizations had been
given for movement Of some ad-
vanced units" These were due to
leave May 20 and reach Hawaii
about June 10.
The Army presumes these units
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Child Clinic vondolixed

Children wrecked d child VEL
fare clinic In Glasgow. Scotland
doing $500 damage n what sAe
police called che os Tire city 8
worst cases Of vandalism.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
lneendioY Bomb BIoze
Seen 20 Miles in Britoin
D. sess Asss< sssss sssss

BUXTON. England. June L.
Blasts and Biazes visible fer more
than 20 miles ripped last nigh,
through q les-ton stack Of T.
pound incendiary bombs ai q near
by Royal Air Force station.
RAP officers. after watching the
fire for q few hours, decided 70 let
IL burn itself out. F1reusen told
Evening star., 1949-06-01
RESORTS.
CAPE MAY, N. ].
A Complete veeciioa os
He Admiral
cops Moy, N. !

espseci Cod eapsas coo koa Lnsos Dsec1y .
osa osa swnmas Pod Isaaa ee~saf ssifosm Sui
D. cectta sooas Msse sodss Cot fnaas scsans
neAe fhests finest fsot Selected csnsss tss eslas
eh nd tHooesa psas sedscsS fses Jsas sat ss tsba
og few accommodations sh sssashis fe iu tefstse
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

a. Teamsters-two heads-wapo,
wheel.
y. Are the horses heads on III,
union label OF the same union:
A. No.
T. DO office employees have a
union:
A. Yes.
=. What is their dress pin:
=. Bottle OF ink and quill pen.
Y. Many unions depict a hand
clasp. Name three.
a. Broom and whisk makers. Film,
1lass Workers, Paper Mill Workers
Textile Workers. United Ha,ter,.
Laundry Workers.
y. How can tailor made mems
clothing bearing the union label he
distinguished from ready-to-wear
union garments:
a. Same label except the words
special order" appear in the hack
ground Of label.
y IS the union label stamped or
: II attached to mems and women's
hosiery?
- II IS stamped on the toe. "a,
present there are no hose bearing the.
label)
=. What colors are used ior label. +,
N all union made tobacco prod,cts
- Black printing on blue paper. !,
=. What is depicted on the oner- !,
ing engineers label: !
a. Steam guage and shovel
=. Al union made cooperage pro- ;
lc's bear the label OF the Cooner< :,
III. Union OF North America. VIVA, \,
a cooper: -
a. Barrel and cask maker
=. The shoe design on the Doo, J..
Shoe label is a mans or woman. !;
oe: W
= y womans high toe shoes 80
=, ne Glove Makers label hears a.
: likeness OF a glove. Is the glove Be-
.ne label Tor the right or lei,
nd; ~ )
\. Right hand. !
Can union made envelo,.s 1e
eminent stamped envelopes be u,a
chased wei
: les' they are available a, any in
'',' o''''e, Made BY the En- Au,
'pe Makers Federal Union. ~
oan products manufactured bra,
CONFINED on Page q
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

demonstrated BY time.
IT. not only outlaws Jurisdictions,
niAes' which are a blot on Amer.
.csi labor, and which cause , d.
"nct disadvantage to the o,,h,;s
,h". provides machinery whereby
dey can be settled, which j, No,
ly In , under the Taft Hartley law.
IN Inc second place, it preyents
change the choice Of b,ro 20
representatives made BY workers ~
sue a plant think this is nec.
a's n logical. II the worLsrs
,an q pant IN a free and fair cleo.
noN' choose a given union 10 .
'esent them, an outside union sbo,,id
De permitted to try to change .h4
cho,ce OF bargaining r-epresen,s, n
, a by the workers inside ,hs
liant | think this feature ., ~,
nomas bill is an extremely
!, u.s. ana IS one which the leaders !,
organized labor should bs, :
greed to a long time ago. !
ubI;c oor declares it to be against :
w poiicy to have str;kes 8
NNosts during the life Of , cou
at IN disputes which arts. en,
sln'ns the Interpretation Of tba. a.
: ! have always Believe ,
: fundamentally sound. even ,ho,,sI :;
gives employers a great sdvan,ss" =
reason Of loudspeaker sy,,em.
newspapers. and so forth wh;.n
- can use. Still, yer win
ose disadvantage to labor
o.aees to employers. | b%el;eva
= Is fundamentally sound AND o ae
'ea, procedure. and that ,ucb e''
VISION should be included in -. g"
bill. any ha
. on''nued Mex, Week, ma
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

secondary boycotts will be ou,I,uee
New elections can be called for An,
wneh the new elections are held -,
aer the present law, as | have s,;d
the strikebreakers vote. and ~
paced strikers do no, vote. Tine
tne laIt-Hartley law gives to en-
pioyers IN a period of depression ,ho
weapons with which they can break
unions. "eaN
want to say that the peonve -,
'ne country, the farmers and Tho
middle class. the white-collared ne,
opie, have an interest in indrs,r;,,
peace. think the people Of the
Country nave decided that they waut
.he system of collective BARGAIN
ing 10 endure, and that they do no,
want .ne country to be torn to pieces
by evil strife over this issue .nJ
mat It would be extremely d,,osr
Gus 70 give into the hands OF peonle
VINO have been hostile 10 un;on;sm
ne weapon which they can ,,se
''edk II IN a period OF depress;o, /.
80 ! ask the Senate to cons;dsr
cry carefully whether, in the dan f,
.ers and storms which are ahead /
'cy want TO impose that LANCER +,
pom the country. :
nave discussed the proposa, q, :,
'e Senator from Ohio. | now wan, \
/, say a few words abop, ,he !,
hon'as bill. and a few penera, h,
oros about the amendments which nj
number 0 fus are also propo,;ro ~
! mink the Thomas bill is a good N
u. II reenacts the basic principles ar
the Wagner Act. and aims =, m
urn ms Nation to the principle Ell
mutual collective bargaining BIZ, pr
mas Tour added provisions ,be Ia,
run % which has, | think, been
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
Questions and Answers on the Union Label
=. hat is a Union Label:

=. What is a Union Label:
y, Trade mark OF trade un;o,
ism.
= What were unions called !
early history:
=. lime OF Julius Caeser-col
leeia. In early England guilds
ihey are frequently called guild
today IN Europe and existant in US
today IS a Newspaper Guild.
=. DO we have any members ~ II,
Guild in Butte:
\. No. Why:
\. Many editors lear the members
Of the Guild because they practice
complete freedom OF the press.
y what century did the uniop
label first appear and by whom was
IT used?
y l'th century in England-pold
and silversmiths.
T. What S crafts are included !,
the Allied Printing Trades Council:
- Printers, Freshmen. Photo En-
e~ravers, Stercotypers. Bookbindcrs
9 Name 5 unions in US that
adopted labels between 1890 ma
1902 ~
=. Garment Workers. Coopers In
'cri'atlonal. Bakers and CONNECTION
cry workers, Allied Printing Trades.
=. What year was the Amer;c,,
Federation Of Labor organized
A.. 1881.
=. Name the President Of Mon /;
lana State Federation OF Labor:
\. James Graham.
=. How many families in D,,t4e !
are dependent upon the wage, earned
the union label: !;
a. $1,000. :
- what union label has = nir-
'lre OF the Goddess d Liberty on a
J. american Wire Weavcrs.
=. WHAT union label has a bunch
grapes and a barrel: III
:. p'stllery Workers Label. o,
: there a musical instrument Ina
= me american Federation OF Mu-
Grams label and what is it,
y. Yes. A Tyre. on
y What precious jewel is on The pu
welry LABEL
\. a cut diamond -
.. What Emblem has a horses ve,
al are there one or two heads
'a' else i, on the emblem:
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

Nobel prtse winner, d.. John R. Mott seaschm IL saohe - ~prr.
~ a countries represented By contributor 60 "a ~ intsrnsHorsI
guide. - ""' H0ss ~'oey useo devotional
.nCnorary president Of the World Council Of Chtrchs. Til f.m.d
vsr.s.. my%sn wss chosen 70 b the only American aunone IS Co
copies ~: bang printed including editions IN Portusuaea :" sn ~anG
CnlneeA Armenian and 8raula. ~~"]
ho = not sa. = f & Nth every land where Christianity il preached.
= nc holds that Christianity WIN neyM b fuliv Understood r,n \.
Interpretation. ~Ou&O
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
EXPERIMENTATION

r''or's Of the big releasing CON-
pan'es to hide from the sufier,na
puo'ic the unprecedented npmher
TISSUES hit a new low recent,
VII" The use OF the word ~re.nre.
seh'a'ion instead oi "re.release"
""' WIN The vital h,pen conven
leti 49,,
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
Why We Have Date in ,5O|

Fourth in a series of remarks
by Senator Paul H. Douglas.
Democrat, ILL.,, made in the United
States Senate during course of
current debate of repeal of Taft
Hartley Law.
The truth OF the matter is tina,
up until November. l94S, a large
section of the employers in the
country did not want to utilize The
iull provisions OF the Taft-Hartlev
law lest they brighten the worker.
OF the country. They had won =
great election in 1916, and they
looked confidently upon the No
vember election OF 1913 as one which
would return them to power biz over
whelmine majorities in the House
and Senate, and send the Governor
OF New York to the White Horse
hey did not want to stir the an
up before election. That was
one reason why the full powers Of
the Taft-Hartley law were not
used prior TO November, lo4S. +,
But suppose we go into a depres- 4,
SON. which we all hope we will not. /
lut which may occur, much as we i
Tread il. And suppose we ba zoe no,
''soo'oW unemployed people in the Il
,'untry but 100000 unemployed t.
in the country. There wilt
g a terrific temptation for employ "
rs who do not like unions-I do a
say that this means ali en-
loycrs--tp take full advantage Of hi
ie Iait-iiartley law. II the pre. Of
M provisions remain on the books re
'ey can start suits against unions Of
strikes occur. They can have il
mon activity greatly restrained ~,
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
TRIBUTE TO L.L.P.E.
Rep. Sidney r. Yates

CONGRESSMAN frum llIlinui>
II Is general, accepted tina, ~.
turai resources are such things a,
minerals. forests and ANNALS. and
We pour millions ri dollars int,
their development We h.,c OIL.
relatively recent, came Ia know
that mr. greatest natural resource
IS the men and women ui this conn.
try. aud that the development OF the
well-heine ~ om people i, iull, A,
'mportan, a the exploitation -,
property.
he?eln lie, the importance. !
my mind. oi lahor's League +
Political Education. II occupies
status al a liai>on organization
tween she operations oi our Goe
nient aud the working man
dc. eIpp> an awarnes> withto
81 ,hc current issues OF the ~ u
M activities at his rcprcse' -. -
Cld Fight "As
Many h;or ioro1-
m fis,n ., hi, ed I~' 10 preveo .
"en' ny a few ,pions Of po
viewpoint tho. have ad, ko"
ef''i'ent 81 the function
Of cons' .ouId no, r., ~ 81 e.
by W Iteration and Dar,; snnje
u" Of thy people r', na even in ''''
ancient Rome. the "" fleb'ans
philosopher and great Roman
,",''ept when he said Of
,nsipc.' ave said that il Is ~, ;,
zones, S",sf"me"'--a bold and d'ed az. ),
~ 'ay'ns, which !, Il, !" a's a
: no mouth hut that 81 Come
We NOTHING ane - :. >,y that private 9 me" =, 81
~ say that private ,,,., ma
,"''nR TO do with ,be;r men have for
!, IS Or misery; that peo" y nap.
% Concern themsol,pc ought par
y be naked Or clo,hss whether il,
ted tu deceived T Instructed Or the
: 's' Or destroyed '' pro tim
!, ~ D''epssioa Needed in
mere arc no "a, ~ Am,
~ ifC
,,.n, ''FS with which this Gov. 49,,
must deal Only ,broua,,
"s''ss'on, criticism and the ~.
~ possible dissemination u - a.'
'a''on can we have 4 ,bor. 49,
%,'s'andine of our prubI.n,. ~ y
Ike the ,.r '''"ic'i's and 90
rete act;o, '"p'''Is INTO candi
rms a truly good service 4
'''hg the facts Of political III
they ,,,, "'",ocrs' 50 ~iailur,
q any abuses. ~" =
,nr'< .... own.
N i M unreal "a But.
we and direct effort H. 90,
,,.,,., ~ Hct cause
~ women registered 80 ,ha, ,aDr..
VIII be able 10 vote II ,,,,,r. '
ms III. =" 'h'hre ion pa
- ,hs Important rcpubli
NJ, me,,. 's" !" vote IS Prc>id,
liberal "''ns tha' ing 10
or J., - WI h@eNone Don't
cen, i v'c,,i"n' only thcs di
their b,I,a, p'R'pie voter, keep on
ms, b. percentage the new
~ 'N'''Seh u the 10:
''r progress is 10 con,innc u,y.
,'hNc
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
EXPANSION

.1r P'nky". a iilm SAID to be- !,
Rra,,. successor to Home Of III
e 1oth Centruy- Fox plans he
"''es' distribution in the comna,,,s
s,,h,;,i prints will be made with
''''es n y foreign language,
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
Cascade County
Trades and
Labor Assembly

Meeting of July p. 1919
Meeting was called to orde, +,
o." I'M. by Secretary John E.vank,
.Jr..
sam Nichols vas elected Presiden
pro tenn. Roll Call of officer,
showed President Steinmetz ant
Wee President Leo Stewart absent
President Steinmetz and Vice-Pres
stewart arrived late. From the Bar.
bers Tor Martin Carr and Roy Carts.
I'm Motion delegates elect were
obligated and seated.
Inc minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Communication
FROM Senators Murray and Ectop
n Congressman D'Ewau and
Mansfield acknowledging our letters
expressing opposition to the new
Mundt Bill. Filed.
From Senator Murray acknowlrp.
ing receipt OF information ON the
Greyhound strike. Filed.
Committee Reports
kay Graham reported on the La
Dor Day celebration. A Pontiac
a has been purchased ior the eel
ebration.
Each local union is urged to par
tlcipate in the Labor Day cele-
and make a large financial
contribution as possible. II anyone
knows OF any talent for the night
they should turn in the infor-
nation to one Of the local unions
John Dusak urged that all union,
lotliy the Labor Day Committee i'm.
ned'ately il they plan to have
IN the Labor Day parade and
II union are asked to have their
march in the parade.
William Davey reported progress {
'r the Public Works Committee.
President Steinmetz reported ON
e progress of the Central Labor q
Association. The new ye
OF the Association will be f
ady in about three weeks. ul;
Myron Trip told of the need Of Pc
''t'oal action to insure the cleo
II OF representatives. also thai q
ire progressive and liberal ~leeis-
ION come from Congress andl
gislature. !
Steinmetz called atten- s.u
II to the campaign being waged '
the so-ca'led special privileged ~.
as now IN creating prejudices ~.
INST your fellow workers. W.
! began with branding individ- !,
$ as communists but now only :
$ as far as fellow travellers. ou
Call, Reports of Delegates aH'
ohn Dusak reported tina, the 'eh'
chers have voted to reopen their
tract. 4
erie Pulaski reported on the nee
OF the Northland Grew URN
nd strike. chee
ne employees rejected the late,, '"e
proposal l04l to 2O4. men
Business need
'csident Steinmetz was e,.o,.a TO 4
ue'egates to the State Fed>r radio
by a unanimous ballot cas, bring
Wee President. high.
iliiam Dasey was elected =.
'a'e delegate to the State Fed. Ind
~ Convention by a man;mo,. with
cast by the Secy. peopl
and Welfare over
motion letters were ordered trolls
n our conpresuo,.1 IV' lions
ostmaster Gen. Donaldson say y
resident Truman urging N.
''ment OF Archie f. Benson We
OF Miles City. Mr., and "
IS a postal employee. people
Dusak reported that the State got 81
''p'lon there VIII tie no meet. ZAP !
'ne Assembly on Angus, stb aeains'
Fair Week. All delsa,.s OF pal;
ordered marked muck
7 DAY Committee w;l, they Ii
FpenteFs Hall On THURSDAY gets hi
lath at 5,30 Pm,
Label week will be ce,o, We
september 3rd Ia mn man al
'Fnnism, OF bro1
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

retirement alter 81 wears
trade. Al hi,
nc Is Capt. I, Hamilton :.
".'nner OF the AF.I..'s Airl;na ~"
,no association. who has flown
r0" miles during his rarsax
he equivalent Of rs trips ,ra,a,
.ne world at the equator found
b. s'"s 'or United Air Lines vh WAS
ne retired this summer ~hen
IN eoneratuIatine the .r,
and md" H. N the World the pre,;den, !
h'',s inc :" pc. Postmaster general paid 81, /.
""re !" the pioneer pilot, wha r'- I
carried the L. S. mail ,bron W." nave $
the po ~ weather in the tradition = !,
''pps the United States ma aiming
-" was born April IL TOO, Vi
e a' n,ed ~, ) =, a boy IN Minn ,s,p !" 8
l I, where a. 7. Heire u" Az. ",
hiplane ,Aus mlipidated IN
Dung I.ee, 's,.- day Heine told ~,
Nuu * around and ri "a,
L~~ d ride -
@enJoyed his first flight. II. 49,
"f IN the open with his leo
ahe'ng tree and his arms wra,,cd =.
'"und the struts. Ii vas onl,' "a
'ort time later that Lee himself '''
a. earning 10 handle a plane ~.
IN World War | he io;ped - ~
an arr veteran" with NOR. 49, "''
' hours Of fhinp aIread, d h. n''
VI. ne taught ~flyine a, arm,
',e'ds IN Texas and was trans ~.
'eo N l'l7 to S~elfridge Field -
- "here he taught acroba,;c ~
- army AR corps cadets -.
'''eI the war. Lee signed ., 4, ~
'e'lber 1918. as a FLYER in re- y
an man service between Wash ,.h
on and New York. then oul, |n''
'oi''hs old He flew the /, ''''e
'een College Park. Md. and '"'
York, 2is miles.
: planes were Curti, R.4.x
Is Hispanos and Staudard
>. Between December 1919
~ w he made l95 trims
me route. When the air ma, n
6 was extended. Ham was are
''ed 10 the Cleveland CHICAGO mon
~ ~ ne" every seq ton;
| air s"''' 'rdnsconti- Ne
lo,7 st. J
ne switched 10 Boeine Pr,
: ia'sport' when ii took o,ar Weel
'an rraneisco-Chicaeo portion No
',i'iheii'a route Boeing Camp
" predecessor companv Aug.
IN his stride. Cam 90 July
he new tcchnoloo;.al W ton.
m,,,f ADVANCES RMS
q through single engine Boe. Ween
trimotored Boeinp sVs ships
nglned Boeing az, and rw,n Lawn
Douglas DC-ys fax. A
IS 50 years on air mail ~ and J
saw av;a,;o, '' Aug. 3
/, omen r.. ','ei"p from Halifa.
,;,.. N'NNPi' Planes 10 5 Swimn
minute 4-enginc airliners ROYAL
didn't have much besides ip porr
Is TO help Us to do The lax Follies
early days said fse a, Cheste
compass. an .l,;a Chestea
sor, OF ,need ;al .e'ei ana Regatti
fitch, ''uied'or made tian Nj
-. Instruments. Inter Aug. II
s were more the ruiz nament
E exception" centens
III devote his time mn Aug. 2,
landlord in Glend.l. hibition
{ owns an apartment, build New
d string Of bungalows M. naint )
'ert +. Lee, who i, a cant,;n Wnn e
ed ,.,rn York route ton w,
~ WI larry on the family Stephen
re joined United in ,o., Races. s
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11
CANADIAN

The following OUTSTANDING sr.n,.
are scheduled In Canada d,r,na ~
month OF August. according
sulvey made by the Canadian Ma.
iona Railways:
Newfoundland: Annual Ba,a,,a
st. Johns. Aug. 3.
Prince Edward Island: Old uom.
week, Charlottetown. Aug l5.lo
Nova Scotia: United cburc,
camp Meeting. Berwick. INV 90
aug. 8: Old Home Week Ambar-
.uiy sl,Aug. 6: Natal Day Celebra'
nvn' annapolis Royal, Aug.
Hs,o' iacht Squadron Regatta
Wees' Halifax. Aug. Is: Reeatts
week. Dominion Snipe Chamnior
snips. Baddeck. Aug. is; Canadia
lawn Tennis Championships Hai
Iax. Aug. Is; Natal Day Psga
ana Water Carnival. Da,tmou
u International Horse Sh,
nailiax. Aug. l-6: Bicenten
swimming Meet. Halifax. Aux
noya' Navy and U. S. Navy 4
port, Halifax. Aug. S.l3. W
roiiies OF l949. Halifax. Aur
chester Yacht Club Regatta y
Cnester. Aug. S-l3; Bicen,,
Halifax. Aug. 10:
nan Night Aquatic Display, H
aug. ~: Nova Scotia Guides
Halifax. Aug. 900;
centenary Yacht Racing u
Aug. q: Central Nova Co.,
Truro. Aug. 3O-Sep
New Brunswick: Horse
saint John, Aug. / (week
tome Week and Horse
woodstock, Aug. 8 week:
,on week and Horse Ra.
'tepnen, Aug % week.
aces. Saint Iohn. Aug. 20
British Columbia: B. G
,nampionships. Victoria.
Lawn Bowling Ton
ictorfa. Aug. Is: 44th An
VIA kelowna. Aug. "a
81 Senior Golf Tournan
Aug. SIT. Vernon n
=. Aug. l0ll: Horticultu
1ncs Rupert. Aug. Is.
ION Peach Festival.
=. 1919 (~tsatative):
'dseatton Of Universi,
'nvention. Vancouver.
serScan Library Associ
auon. Vancouver. A
ciac National Exhihi
IvsF. Aug. 2l-SspI. IS:
=
Ivss: An. 3+,37: Shri
CO. kAibltioa Foru
. Az. 14nesf
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11


I've often wondered ii others be.
sides myself ever sat and tl,oupb,
about the world and lis needs. /
mean Just sat down and gave owe,
some thinking to- m1<ld problem,
without strainine brains.
Notice time after time the w.;
'us demands that we send o,as
NV ammunition 10 China to dc.
END the nation-against What
1h'nese don't need guns IT,.
~. - 'earn 10 eat bread and
a"N MIX aJld ral butter and
instead Of rice aud ~
ice. They need ~iurn,-. ore
tents TO tilt tl.~ * imple-
eed somsc. soil and they
!, iii ne to show them ha...
It. They need roads NOV
.u'os and other Improvements a.a
ing their level u %liyina "
eher standard a
ind'as in much in The S,n a
N about the same number 0a +
op'e' but they've got a systes,
CT there whereby one MA, Il
~ millions Of people and hi.
rs OF dollars-and no one i
80 or nay Or boo to him. NJ
in
need more peace in the wor,a 7
we get peace in the world wbe,, be
oe''ies are full. when thev'vc NJ
,N 10 wear instead OF hur.
when they've 90, medic;n.. Gu
'",' !heIr ITS instead of = n, pa
,a'aveF from some high m;cte, ant
= VINO doesn't give a darn !, owe
nVe or die. 50 long as he ser
rui,
$ need more brotherhood Of me-
and a little less 81 the brand men
brotherhood we've had in the II
q since 1914 or thereabouts Air
wed be better able. to send 'ile
ms to help people in distress OF Z
ad OF sending il over to Eur was
TO cure the ills they broupb, Cni'
1emselves. took
re ought TO he i;,,i. worl
standing between nations ing
% mat we wouldn't be help WIN
with biI);on. -, engil
and having the Briton, de- IN
we're buns in return. ing
W-m,
onder il tho ~. ., mile
10 others as ye would have :"
unto YOU has ever been u '
'u' in this war-weary world? :" IN
WHY not. magn'
a crut
nothing against ministers "
ule. but !, ~ media
preaching OF Christianity nan
e m;n;s,.r So "'''s being
"'"''N 10 where
e VIII never be peace in ! n
ld' mats been said so often :,
'ot OF us believe il. but il ~ -.
Food and clothing
e'ter work wonder, when
chance to do so.
ps enough swords have not lara
INTO plowsharrs a. vet. For
ume may never come when notable
IN earth, good will toward Brave,
reigns supreme. bu, my widest
not that we haven't got history
earth, but that we don't subtitles
he willing to work hard
it. MIs-RE
- so much IN the world Effort
shkiu' Tor so many Won panies
'hes. so much progress Of public
N and medicine and sos Of re-iss
y s"nehow 1t seems Z, with the
Us individually but sen,aiion
thrust at rs only az 4 Lut vii,
progress. lcntI, IL,
Montana labor news., 1949-08-11

by Dan Smytl,
chicago Corresposhient for AFI
News Service
'HieAGO-The oldest member
TN point OF service) Of me Of IN,
Youngest crafts of the American
I liberation of Labor was
lIafed by President Truman and
postmaster General Donaldson ma !,