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ANSWERS
Answers to the Questions will
o, Daoe

Answers to the Questions will
on page S.
|. The University 81 Chicago.
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bottom of ship
3. Ham.
4. The ecclesiastical courcil
and court of the Jews in pre-
Christian times.
5. India.
6. 1t was originally published
bv the New York World (now
published by the Wold-Tele-
gram, successor to the forner).
!. The Church of the Trans
hguration.
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etmb ste unb Shre Mnsehbrteen
Otttglieb TIM 2ranfenueretn unb
Gentrol Werbanp? Wenn ntdbt. lest
TT bte Seit beisutreten. Inn aenauere
Sntormatiun rufen Gle ben QDRaI
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Are you ana your resatives Nom
bers Of the SicE Benefit Society
snd Central verband7 II not, nov
u the time to Join. For more L:for-
nation call the local representative
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-Weiien Sie BEL @inf1ufen onr.
mlf bin. Sa6 Sie sic Nn,eiae i'm
.@oltsblatt" aeleien babcn
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Please pdtronize our ad
rertisers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
Washington Labor Rep
THE COALITION IN ACTION
By BRADFORD v. CARTER

when fibuse
the enactment of substantial OF the Presidents civil rights
Senate, all asked "How far will this coalition Will
the House too? What do about Taft Hartley? And the
shall pan?"
We got the to all these questions last
When the proabor the House Labor
the powerful Rules Committee asking quick
rolling around with workers country
slowne of Congress the
Hartley from the statute books the poabor
which would force early show down the House floor
four Dxeca and four Republicans has other ideas
Easter pending the House, the Rules Committees
delay TaHarey action Fl days full delay
the majority spent full week debating
the merits of the repeater.
Meanwhile Harteyites polling the House member
supported bill least likely That will be the
grant
While this tactic being worked the
the head hunters the Senate planning scalp Marshall
the Atlantic Defense Pact
which will make good democrat Europe
the pact damn thing
Sen Richard Russell d. Ga) the Dixiecrats against
President Truman the Democratic convention
(R Oho and SEN
Kenneth Whey R Nebr) the architect rights fbuster
Marshall
the
pants in Europe to meet recovery goals of the year.
They their this
Vandnbug (R Mch) will fight them However Mar
shall authorization bill thru
actual appropriations voted.
of all clearly
keep plugging abors southern
local the south
territory Like the Republicans
If labor is to be a national political
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
A Step Forward In Ceramics

For a long time many of leading industries have
recognized that the important function of Engineering
College is to give its students the opportunity OF obtaining
thorough training in the fundamentals of engneenng-n-
cudng mathematics physics, chemistry theoretical mec
hanics hermo dynamcs fluid mechanics, ETC. 10 hls OF
course must be added enough Of the basic technology IN the
various areas to enable the students to develop the ability
of anayzng and solving engineering problems and under
standing the fundamentals Of the technology In the eld Oh
engineering they have chosen Engineering Colleges cannot
and should not be expected to develop their students to the
point where they be Immediately productive in Industry
These same industries have realized that it is their respon-
sbiy to train and develop the after graduation from
college, the point where they will be useful and valuable
them They have found that the best way to accomplish
this organize and operate systematic training pro-
gram for Young engineers their employ These training
programs frequently extend to much two years
common procedure is inform their anees at the time
of employment that they will receive increase in salary
each six months during the training providing their
gress satisfactory Many of these companies have
found profitable to employ engineering students during
their summer vacations order that they may become
quanted with the young before graduation and so that
they can sell their company and its opportunities to these
young Some of the companies give credit for part OF
the postgraduate training based the students
record during vacation employment.
With few EXCEPTIONS the Ceramic Industries have not
ably Jagged behind other industries in their programs for
the development of young engineers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
NEWS und VIEWS
By ALEXANDER s. LIPSELL Gan ILNS Feature)

democratic trade onism
POLITICAL educational and cultural fehappenings which, IN
the protection liberties dan
bounding
happens be with the present trends OF Am
erican political thought
signs far from beit these dangers The American
people and their government necessary
their heritage against the poters from within ana
without Eternal vigilance just the past the price of liberty
today
Conspicuous examples the exclusion of alleged
Communists and fellow travellers from educational institutions OF the
have these been pealzed because
attempts pupils to their particular
political philosophy Rather grudgngy conceded that they are
Their oense is that of adherence to political and economic way Oh
which has little commend itself and is despsed by an over
whelmng majority of the American people,
discrimination is limited to American citizens
Party and often stormy petrol in the ranks of the international
socialist has been barred from giving lectures
lecture under the of the Sidney man
created of the late president of the ClO Anal
Clothing Workers Union
Harold Lask Communist, but need not
patze with his political and economic creed danger to our
dy with Professor ask that the business of university is
educate by conflicts of opinion "As teacher don't want to in
the universities then had better pack Off because of the
same breed that feared Calico in the 18th century"
Frank Crosswath chairman Negro Committee in
New York explains the New York Times that intelligent Negroes
writes he National Association for the Advancement of Coored
People controlled by Communists by their
dupes on the contrary SO mtegenty that the
Communists constantly attacking it.
Negroes joining organized labor increasing numbers The
Transport Service Employees CO) and the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Porte F headed by well known for their vigorous
unions.
despite great play the Negro during
feowtIavee and dupes dominant roleaed completely
attract Negro voters This especially noticeable the South
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
NOT VAIN RELIGION
By RUTH TAYLOR

Drdeth
tongue but decveh his heart this mans religion vain
heard that We bowed heads
listening did hearts that
these standards religion not be counted van
We observe all the of religion,
naught We what
meansthe twisting of the coorg them
different the hedging, mental albng
might responsibilities,
do not exist We know that permit prejudice bias
resentment dislike of brother drive friendnes and
love and willingness be of service decevng
hearts
Furthermore may lead exemplary ves but if do
bride religion We
bride onguesnot gossip fact to tell what
think what know not to spread not to speak
kindly discoureously.
There a verse, by Sll which we
learn in school, that defined it still further
The l-tmed truth might have kept,
Who knows how sharp it pierced and stung?
The word we had not to say
Who knows how grandly it had rung!"
This should overlook evil the
We condemn evil all
condemn the evil acbut generaze about evil
Jumping the with the guilty We
We must ocalize it in order to eradicate it,
1t doesn't what to
his religion We have religion mockery
teachings.
lf to be religious, bridleth his
tongue, but deceiNeth his heart this mans religion vain"
WHAT NEXT?
Btans gales will be haneSsed if
the Electrical and Allied Industries
London dispatches gusty hlops Orkney
Islands, the nort apparatus has been installed wind
veoces The association hopes generate electricity equivalent
the output of 100000 of coal a
Those expect reap the blessings freedom must like
undergo the fagues of supporting itThomas Paine
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
Norwegian Trade Unionist
Reports on Labor Standards
In Stulins S Paradise

QPA)-Last fall eight Norwegian accepted4
invitation from the Russian the
They wined and dne and escorted style But they
kept their eyes open.
articles trip the
Norwegian unionss it, This of Hegnas
The factory workers the Union
$50 rube month down 600 ubles less
In other words, 25 to three rubes an hour
Comparing this Norwaywhere living standards
have yet been pulled levels Hega
"a worker must of while
Norwegian worker IL minutes He work 10
hours for o 22 pound while Norwegian worker
"a minutes He
while Norwegian it in hours"
continues: There other which
After comparing them quite theoretically the dele
cation the conclusion that the standard of living of the Nor
working population that
be higher than CO. perhaps
another article, the
upon the relationship between living
Russia and the lack of democratic freedoms the San
"Such low standard of living he points "woud undoubt
edy be impossible with freedom the
freedom to strike
"f rights existed in Russia be
strikes there than countries like France
different and the nadequacy of relation
still greater the Soviet Union than
movement from below only be kept check by
authority which, day by large and small matters
which nvene quickly ruthesy
against the least attempt at action of sort"
While Hegna declines what the policy of the Soviet
really towards he does that the Russian
Of the citizens acked Stangrad
marks They desire rebuild their
of war;"
Before Hegna and his colleagues Communist
Norway the Soviet Union
the Now that the delegations official yeport
Hegna articles published
they targets for bitter Communist attacks.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
Thot Morgan Deal

We often refer merely the TIL Act but perhaps
we should call it the TaftHartley MorganReily ylseman
measure.
And somehow other ought to work the initials
"RNC" into its title.
No. we're trying to talk in riddles. We're merely
commenting the solution of riddle that's been troubling
for some time.
The story goes like this
A Washington attorney named Gerald D. Morgan ap-
peared before the House Labor Committee recently to give
his views to TIL (or whatever prefer to
call it,.
Under questioning he admitted he retained at the
request of Rep Fred Hartley special counsel to help
draft the TaftHartey Act.
He aided in this project by two experts in the
field of managementabor reations-Gerad Reilly, now
counsel for General Electric General Motors and the PRINT
ing Industry of America and Theodore Iserman counsel
for Chryser Corp
Furthermore Mr. Morgan revealed, his $500 fee was
paid by the Republican National Committee $50 add the
initials RNC)
Far be from to question the right of House COM
mtee to employ counsel when writing difficult legislation
But there's something very, very smelly about the
Morgan Deal because of the in which he was paid
However, the deal has its good points 1t enables the
public to get a better idea Of the birth of TIL.
Among it's creators in the House Republican con-
gressman lawyer paid by the Republican National Com
mittee and two industry lawyers.
And people still have the nerve to refer to I'll
or the Taft-Hartley MorganRei lSerman Ac-as
"bil Of rights for the working manp
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
Union Consciousness
Is GROWING

The growth of monconcousness the of
union members of abors years
before abors history
loyal their union they today so because they
have learned to believe in their
Workers when they have learned identify
with the
part Union workers always ready unsehy fight
their they
weakenS their
individuals.
Unionconscous workers have the
traditional They have reached intellectual
where they capable realizing trying
status and their working and living conditions through
dvidua effort like trying themselves by their
1t can't be donei
The big employers the of industry organized today
and this calls for the of the
balanced relationship between employers employees The
chances of the workers individually
with their employers nothing short of hopeless recog
of this which the
conscious workers recognize in their union the only instrument by
which they
themselves higher
cual standard They will remain loyal their if
should their duties recognize their union
democratic institution capable of correcting
and democracy.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
CONGRATULATIONS, Senator Graham

little man from North Carolina, who has done many
big things during his 62 years, has taken new public
assgnmentthe job of serving his state (and the natlon
in the u. S. Senate.
He is DR.. Frank P Graham, president of the University
of North Carolina appointed by Gov Kerr Scott to I'LL the
unexpired term of the late Senator j. Melville Broughton
CDR Frank he is afectionay called by his students
and former Students is well known for his public SER
vces-wth the National War Labor Board, the Consumers
Board of the National Recovery Administration the Good
Officers Committee of the United Nations the Cabinet Com
mtee Economic Security, the Oak Ridge Institute OF
Nuclear Studies and other agencies.
People in the labor movement probably know him best
for his work with NWLB and his attempts to strengthen
civil rights In recognition of the latter he given the
Sidney Himan Foundation Award early this year.
When presenting the award Pres Jacob Potofsky, OF
the Clothing Workers, said of Dr. Graham:
"He has asked Is it safe? His only concern has
been is it rght?"
We want to congratulate Senator Graham on his new
assignment and commend Gov Scott for appointing such an
outstanding citizen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
"A Sob Story About Profits

If you prepared to weep, turn the spigot now
for here is hearbreang story from the editorial columns
of the 'Wall Street Journal"
That aegs of free enterprise acknowledges corporation
profits for 1913 showed increase of % per cent those
of 1947 Considered by ITSELF admits the "W S. j. the
showing is good"
But it walls that the ratio of gain" is going downhil
AZ per for 1947 1916 and 81 per for
1916 over l945 and now it's "on 23 per cent over 1917
Isn't that terrble
Probably if friend dropped pot of gold in that
editors lap he'd call the police and have the mscreant arrest
ed
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-07
Education

Most trade unonsts like everyone else, take it pretty
much for granted that high school training is about the MIN
imum educational requirement these days
Yet the startling fact is that only fourth of the
tions eligible young people enrolled in high school
Why is this? The National Education Association, which
has long studied the problem, it has the answer In
many sections of the country adequate schools do not exist
The basic difficulty, the NEA says is that teachers
salaries far too low and urgently needed
to raise their salaries and otherwise improve our public
schools.
Happily, a bill to remedy this situation is pending
in the Senate The measure known the National Aid to
Education Bill would provide $300000000 in Federal funds
year to help equalze educational opportunities IN the
states.
Our schools are in desperate plight and this bill to
help them out merits the full support of all trade unonsts