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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29

Delegates are elected as fol-
lows, one to shop having 100
members and one delegates for
each one thousand members or
a major fraction thereof. Units
having less than 100 members
are pooled and delegate, with
each Unit eligible to have
candidate is elected to represent
the 100 members.
Important Business
On the agenda for discussion
in addition to economic condt-
tions according to report emu
mating from State CIO head
quarters in Columbus will be 10
establish Legislative d t e n S
Committee in Local Unions or
Council. Where there is a PAC
Committee in existence, to con-
stitute h a committee as the
Legislative Defense Committee.
The purpose snd function OF
t h e Legislative Defense Com
mittee which will be- outlined
to the delegates will be to make
emergency trips to Columbus ora
important matters. Also to con-
suit with state legislators and
congressman on legislation.
Pass On Information
Further plans call for these
committees to disseminate in
formation to Unions on legisla-
tive problems; make available
legislature news, letters for dis
tribution to membership, friend
ly liberals, teachers and civic
leaders.
Jack Kroll, president of the
State CIO Council, in letter
to Local Unions reported that
it is no CT e that the new
Legislature in Columbus and the
Congress in Washington will be
conservative. Already the Ohio
Chamber of Commerce and the
Ohio Association of Manufac-
turerS are sharpening thei
legislative knives for a pruning
job on workers legislation, he
states in the reoprt
Tougher For Worker
He goes on to say that the
meaning of this report is OBJ
vious, it means that the business
Will attempt. to
add new disqualifications to the
unemployment com p e nsation
law; attempt to make it tougher
for workers to get their unem-
ployment compensation checks.
Gan Improvement for the added
increased in unemployment for
workers was waged by Interns-
tional UAW -CIO Vice President
Richard Gosser and other lead
ers for years with results).
The Toledo delegation to the
will be headed by
UAW -CIO Vice President Cos
ser and Charles Ballard, Region
2-B, UAW -CIO Director who
are planning to attend the ses-
sion.
Local IL Unit delegates elect
Continued On Page Tive
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
Local II Has
Free Calendars

Several thousand calendars
are available to Local IL MEM
bers at the dues window.
W alter Murphy, Financial
retary-Treasurer id the
calendars will be distributed on
q first come basis. Members are
requested to ask for one.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
annual Ohio State CIO
Convention Next Week
Hundreds Are Expected To
Attend Meeting In Columbus

delegates representing IL Units pointing
convention which begins June
Columbus Ohio Hundreds of delegates from
attend important matters
be a the annual meeting
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29


Or front wer nj W. to he o
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is
ine.nin old
, 1950-07-29
NOTICE

The Governor Of the Virgin
Islands has amended the
agenda of the Legislative As
sembly by adding the follow
ing:
20. A Law to Create a Virgin
Islands Housing and De-
velopment Authority.
81. An Act to Amend the
Merit System Law (Hon.
Roy P. Gordon).
%, An Act to Authorize the
Subdivision and Sale Of
Government Property Pre-
ferably to Veterans Of
World War II. (Hon. Frank
E. Jacobs).
% An Act to Create a Virgin
Islands Merit Award
Board, (Hon, Earle B.
Ottley).
"a. An Act to Amend the Mer-
it Law of the Virgin Is
lands (Hon Earle B. Ottley)
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-07-29
RTISEM

SEALED
WILL BE RECEIVED IN THE
ST. CROIX, VIRGIN IS
LANDS, OFFICE OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP
GRAFTON until 1000 am,
August l, 1850, and then pub
licly opened for the purchase
from the Virgin Islands Cor
p~oration of the Poultry Farm,
located at Estate Karaval, St.
Croix, Virgin Islands. All pro-
posals MUST be accompanied
by the required deposit and
submitted-on forms containing
description, terms of sale, and
instructions to bidders which
may be obtained from the
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, Of
flee of the Virgin Islands
Corporation.
Norman R. Cissel
COMPTROLLER
=.
Norman S. Olson
President T'-i
, 1950-07-29
Nearly -Four Hundred Attend
Citizens Protest Meeting
Concluded from yesterday


This afternoon MI. Merrill pre-
sented himself to Director Mat
thias and District Attorney Cor
metro in his assigned capacity as
assistant, and offered his services.
At which point he was told that
his services were not needed and
the District Attorney told him that
Mr.. Taylor had not the right to
appoint assistants in this investi-
CATION.
Mr.. Holland then read a cable
sent the Governor by the Munich
pal Council and also one sent by
the Chamber of Commerce. After
reading these messages Mr. Mer-
rill was called upon to tell his
story of how he had been tossed
about by the Administration that
afternoon. He, however, gave a de
tailed account of his assignment
from the Administrator as "Spe-
cial Assistant" to the Acting Di-
rector of Police inathe ~inyeStiga-
ton, of his conversation with the
District Attorney and the Acting
Director of Police, pointing out
that he was leaving after, being
rejected by the D.A., he was told
perhaps you have been used as
a cats paw"
Mr.. Merrill's testimony was
acknowledged with considerable
appreciation by the Chairman as
well as by the citizens present.
DR.. Magda Shorney, Acting Mu
nicipal Physician, was next called
on. She testified that the autopsy
/. was not held on Monday night, as
it shuld have been, and because
of the presence of too much for
maldehyde on the body. The odor
of formaldehyte is most pionson-
Gus, therefore it would have been
impossible at that time, to con-
duct an autopsy. DR.. Shorney re-
vealed that the contents of the
stomach had not been analized.
Administrator Taylor was next
called on to tell something about
the case from his viewpoint.
Mr.. Taylor said that he was
glad to see such a large gather
ings of interested citizens conduct
ing such a meeting in SO orderly
a fashion. He asserted that he was
very glad to have been invited !
and that he was most DESTROYS of
seeing the murden; brought to jus
tice; that his interests and those
of Governor de Castro were in ac-
cord with those of the people and
that they were doing all in their
power to expedite matters. Hell
told of sending his cable to the
Governor after being approached
by members of the Chamber of
Commerce, also of his willingness
to approve having citizens help
the Police but did not favor de-
putting in the formal sense. |
,,Ano AZ To1,lor raoc
, 1950-07-29

SAAS
crime.
The Administrator was asked if
he did ask for deputizing of citi-
zens in his cable to the Governor.
To this he replied that he did not
but that he told the Governor that
the citizens were cooperating
with the Police and the Governor
responded to the effect that he
favored this. Mr.. Holland then
asked MI. Taylor if he had not
asked for deputization of several
responsible citizens as he had
been requested to do by the group
who approached him at his home
on Tuesday night. To which the
Administrator replied that he did
not realize that deputization was
referred to in the formal sense.
The chairman then remarked that
to any administrative official the
word deputize could have no in
formal connotation, that the word
deputize, as used could only mean
official authorization to act in po-
lice capacity, and asserted that
Mr.. Taylor had not acted in good
faith by not submitting to the Gov
ernor the exact, request of the
group. That a great deal of mis-
understanding was deliberately
fostered by the Administrators
Interpretation being sent to the
Governor in place of he actual re-
quest.
At this point Victor Ramirez
asked for permission to speak. He
made the motion that a citizens
committee be appointed to do
everything in it power on behalf
of the people, to see to it that this
case be brought to a rapid and sa-
tisfactory close. The motion was
seconded and unanimously ap-
proved, and a committee appoint
ed.
Mr.. Ramirez again took the floor
and asked that a collection be tax
en-. up before the meeting closed
in order to give a reward to any
person or persons giving informa-
ton in the case leading to the ar
rest and conviction of the murder
.er of Gloria Galloway. A total of
$7O.21 was collected and pledges
for over 500 received. While the
collection was being taken many
suggestions were made from the
floor one includes the installation
of collection boxes in various
public places and stores in order
to receive contributions to build
up the reward offered.
It was so unanimously agreed
that Finance Commissioner Lud-
Wig Conrad be custodian of the
funds and that Administrator Tay
Tor give reports from time to time
of the progress of the drive.
~4 -
The meeting came to an orderly
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
TAIKLIOS PRIEMONES

Prancuzijoj prizes kick laiko
susikure organizacija, uzsibre-
zusi kovoti su komunistQ propa-
gandiniais melais. Pradzioje, sa-
ko, komunistai j ta uzsimojima
pasizilrejo, kaip Galijotas i Do
vyda, taciau pasirode, kad dabar
jiems reikia rimtai susirupinti.
Pavyzdziui, neseniai, kai susir-
go komunistu vadas Thorezas,
ir jam gydyti is Maskvos buvo
atsiustas gydytojas, ia organi-
zacija issiuntinejo visiems Parry
ziaus gydytojams lapelius, ku-
riuose sakoma: "ziurekit, musV
"tautos sunus'' -taip komunis-
tai vadina Thoreza = neberanda
Prancuzijoj gydytojo, kuris bu-
tu vertas j gydyti!" Tai sukele
dideli triuksma ir padare komu-
nistams daug nemalonumo. (Da-
bar Thoreza rusai vistiek paste
me gydyti(?) j Maskva).
Oar graziau isejo su karines
tarnybos prailginimu is IL 1e
menesiu. Svarstant ta klausima
seine, komunistai isleido atsi-
saukimus: "Salin 18 menesiu ka-
rine tarnybaw Kita ryta pasiro-
de atsisaukimai::" Salin 18 meme
stu karine tarnyba! Mes norim
treju metu, ~taip, kaip Rusijoj y
Po to komunistai apie karine
tarnyba tyli, kaip vandens
burma prisiseme.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

minimas diplomatiniu atstovy-
blu personals Washingtone.
Jungtiniu Tautq delegaciju
personals CANA daznai keiciasi.
Wien per 1949 metus ju atvyko
ir isvyko tik pro New Yorko
uosta 2,049.
Autorius uzveda mint, kad
cia kaip tik gall butt visokiV
zmoniu -. Ir sake:
Taigi, ar tik ne perdaue
mes rupinames uzpakalinemis
durimis, pro kurias JENA DIP
sukeliantieji tick dauk kalbu
kada mes galime bent gerai isl.
ziureti, kas toxic pro tas duris
JENA.
Galbut nepakenktQ, jei mes il
primirstumem apie tas uzpaka'
lines duris, verciau pazilre.
tumem j paradines, kurias lai
kome taip nerupestingai aida.
ras. Galetumem bent isidem5t
tuos, kurie ieidami nesisluoste
koju... Kai kurie is ju gal
palikti purvinu pedu saliono XII
Kad tarp tremtiniu visai ne
galetu patekti jocks net ir Dol
seviku agentas = to uztikrinti
zinoma, negalima. Patyrimas
rodo, kad uolusis tikrinimas sun
kiausiai uzgula kaip tik tuos
kurie bego nuo bolseviku, kair
nuo marc, bet ne visiems tikri
nimas toks uolus -.
Taciau George F. Eliot tel
singai pastebejo, kad snipams
atvykti yra daug lengvesnis ke
lias pro -. paradines duris. To-
del ID tinklu prie 'uzpakalinir
duru" darosi nebe labai pras
mingi, kai prie ''paradiniu' ne
ra jokio tinklo. Vienam gals
nepaprastas uolumas ir atsar.
gumas, O kitam - nieko -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
Vienas galas dega, kitas rdksta...

Prizes koki menesi laikrasti-
ninkas George F. Eliot, Sign
zurnale, atpasakojo pasikalbeJi-
ma SUI imigracijos inspektorium,
tikrinanciu keleivius, atvyks-
tancius is Europos lektuvais.
- Matot Sta vyruka? = sa-
ko inspektorius. = AS ka tik
praleidau j SUI tranzitine VIA.
Kur, manote, jis vyksta: i Ka-
NADIA, j Meksika? Nieko pana-
saus. Tx j Lake Success, i jung
tiniu Tautu staba. Ar JUS ma
note, kad Lake Success yra nebe
Jungtinese Valstybese?
Toliau inspektorius aiskina,
kad, jeigu tas keleivis vyktu j
Kanada ar Meksika, tai jo pase
butu atzymeta atvykimo data
ir, jeigu per tam tikra laika tas
keleivis nepasirodytu prie sic
nos, kur jam reikia toliau ke-
liauti, tai jo paieskotu ir papra-
sytu pasiskubinti Bet cia =
SUI tais Jungtiniu Tautu "tranzi-
tiniais keleiviais" visai kas XII
ia. Aisku, jie juk negyvens visa
laika ITO rumuose ten ir
vietos jiems nera. Jie gyvens
New Yorke, jie keliaus, kur no
res, pasiliks tick laiko, kick jQ
valdzia cia juos laikys, ir ME
kas ju neturi teises ko nors
klausti. Nei ivaziuojant, nei is
vaziuojant negalima tikrinti,
kas jie toxic, ka jie atsiveza ir
ka issiveza -.
- Ma, tai kas?
To paklaustas inspektorius
pradeda pasakoti apie tai, kaip
jam tenka tikrinti uoste atvyks-
tancius tremtinius.
- Matytumet, kick jie tikri-
nimu praejo, kol j laiva pateko.
O mes 9'tikrinam, uostinejam,
nors jau nei plaukelio nebegali-
ma rasti. O cia -.
Minetas laikrastininkas pri-
simena, kad protarpiais Ameri-
koje Wis pasigirsta balsu, kurie
skleidzia baime, esq, tremtiniQ
tarpe gall butt bolseviku agen-
tu, snipQ -.
Jis cia pat smulkiai isskai-
ciuoja, kick tikrinimQ turf pra-
eiti kiekvienas Amerika at
vykstas tremtinys. Ju yra ma
ziausiai trylika, O keturiolikta-
sis cia uoste. Sake, praejes 81
paskutini tikrinima tremtinys
daznai susiduria SUI misle: ko-
del Sis keturioliktasis tikrini-
mas vadinasi :. 'pirmutine ms
pekcija"!
Visi tie tikrinimai yra ne
siaip jau formalumai, o daugelis
ju yra tikri tardymai, kaip
stipriai itariamu nusikalteliu.
O Wis delto dar kai kas suka gal
vas, ar tik nepralenda trem-
tiniu tarpe bolseviku snipu
Tuo paciu metu, kaip mineto
pasakojimo autorius nurodo,
svetimu krastu agentai atvyks-
ia be jokiu patikrinimu, neva
tik pro Sail vaziuodami, bet fax
tiskai vaziuodami Amerika ir
joje pasilikdami. Laikrastinin-
kas sake: "As cia kalbu ne apie
ITO sekretoriata kurio perso-
nalas gerai patikrintas. bet apie
delegatus, ju sekretorius ir ju
tarnus." siuo metu toki esq 295
diplomatinemis teisemis. 263
sekretoriai ir 116 tanu. Cia ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
NUOMONES
BartOloni ir Zechini.

BartOlOni ir Zechini.
B. K. Naujokas praleido ty-
lomis tokia Vliko pirmininko pa
reiskimo vieta, del kurios, man
atrodo, nereiketu tyleti.
Tai yra ia vieta, kur sakoma,
kad Vatikane niekas nepriekais-
tavo Vliko delegacijai del nun
CLAUS Bartoloni is Lietuvos per
| "a valandas issiuntimo. Tad,
| vietoj Vatikano, Vliko pirminin-
kas pats stengiasi papriekais-
tauti, sakydamas, kad nuncijus
''kaip koks kriminalistas buvo
islydetas is Lietuvos ribu'.
Manau, kad Sis priekaistas
Lietuvai visai nepelnytas. zino-
ma, M. Krupavicius j take ne
paciai Lietuvai, 0 ano meto Lie
tuvos vyriausybei, bet nema-
nau, kad tai butu Vliko pirmi-
ninko pareiga tue uzsiimineti,
Lietuvos atstovavimo Romoje
proga -.
Kick pamenu, nuncijui Bar
toloni savo laiku Lietuvos w.
riausybe pareiske, jog jis tapo
persona non grata' del to, kad
nuncijus per toll perzenge ribas,
kuriu privalo laikytis visi diplo-
matiniai pasiuntiniai. Policijos
palydejimas, turbut, buvo pa
vartotas ne kaip '''kokiam kri-
minalistui', o kaip nustojusiam
teises kraste pasilikti svetim-
saliui. Kitur ne tik palydi. bet
ir "asaru sala" nusiuncia
Jei Lietuvos vyriausybe pasi-
elge taip grieztai, tai, matyt,
turejo atitinkamu faktu. Nebu-
vo girdeti, kad bet kuri Lietu-
vos vyriausybe tokiu zygiu bu-
tu griebusis del menkniekiu.
Kiekvienu atveju, jei Vatika-
mas po keliolikos metu noretu
priekaistauti del to ivykio, tai
jis ia padarytu ten pat Romoje
esanciam min. Lozoraiciui, bu-
vusiam uzsieniu reikalu minis
teriui tos ministerijos, kuri nun
ciju Bartoloni atmete, kaip ne
bepageidaujama asmeni. M. Kru-
pavicius Vatikane galetu susi-
laukti visai kito priekaisto. Bu-
tent, priekaisto uz tai, kad Lie
tuvoje, M. Krupaviciui esant
valdzios virsunese ir krikscio-
niu demokratu PARTIAL laikant
valdzios vaira, kitas Vatikano
nuncijus = arkiv. Zechini susi-
lauke kiausiniu metymu "padai-
lintos" DEMONSTRATORS, kuri bu-
vo pakurstyta minetos partijos
spaudos -. Tai buvo demons
| tracija ne tik prizes nunciju,
bet ir prizes patti Vatikana, IL
surengta ne kokiu nors Vatika-
no priesu.
Taciau ir to dabar Vatikane
niekas M. Krupaviciui neprimi-
ne. Nuostabu, kaip M. Krupa-
viciui galejo ateiti j galva to-
kia mintis, kad Vatikano di-
plomatai ar pats popiezius imtQ
ir isreztu: "Aha, JUS SUI musV
pasiuntiniais nebuvot manda-
gus, tai ir gerai, kad dabar lie
tuvius bolsevikai naikina!" Po-
piezius ir jo bendradarbiai da1
supranta, kad butu nevietoj
priekaistavimas tautai uz vie
nos ar kitos vyriausybes ar ko-
kios isikarsciavusios grupes pa
matuotus ar nepamatuotus, bet
nemalonius pasielgimus. Is to
man aisku, kad M. Krupavicius
netiktu j Vatikano diplomatus.
Po toxic turinio jo pareiskimu
atrodo, kad, turbut, nebetinka
ir j Lietuvos dip1omatus -.
X. d., Chicago, Ill.
Neuzgauliokime
Al manau, kad visi Dirvos
skaitytojai SUI idomumu seka
viena 20 kito B. K. Naujoko ir
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

DIRV Weekly, published by Ohio Lithuanian Pubns
Phone: ENdico l-44So
Cleveland Thusda
III The Cevelan March 3. 1879
in in $500,
III in Canada Canadian $3.50.
Leidz Ohio Lieuvu
Il ratos Junstne
II knadski doleai)
kur ir aiku
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16


ragirti ne. kritikuoti, negali net apie juos
daug ir zinoti Todel praktikoje vienintelis
Vliko kontaktas SUI lietuviu visuomene yra
tik sioje gelezines uzdangos puseje. Tad
sios lietuviu vsuomenes dalies viesoji OPT
Mia tegali butt Vlikui kontroline rodykle
jo veikloje. Ia rodykle reikalinga, kadangi
nera pagrindo manyti, jog Vlikas turf ko-
kia stebuklinga neklaidingumo dovana :.
YRA PALINKIMU, nors ir maziau,
Americas Lietuviu Tarybos veikla taip pat
laikyti tokia tik pagirti leistina neliecia-
mybe. Kai kan atrodo, kad kiekvienas 70
dis, kuris nevisai sutinka SUI jos virsunlu
nuomone, jau yra ir pasisventusio darbo
neivertinimas, ir to darbo kliudymas, ir
vienybes ardymas ar dar kazinkas.
sitokia paziura j dalykus nieku ne
siskiria nuo diktatorisku VALIDITY paziuros
visuomenes balsa apie ju veikima. Net ir
tos ne visur ir ne visada laiko save TOXIC
mis- nelieciamybemis. Todel siuo atveju no
ras bent moraliai ipareigoti visuomene ap-
siriboti vien tik glostymu ir gyrimu, CANA
keistai atrodo
sios savaites pabaigoj Americas Lie
tuviu Taryba susirenka labai svarbaus po-
sedzio. To susirinkimo darbai ir nutarimai,
ne kas kitas, tegali nulemti, ar il arti-
miausiu laiku sukels visuomenes pasigere-
jima ir entuziazma, ar nusivylima ir nepa-
sitenkinima.
KIEkVIENAS kritiskas pareiskimas
musu tarpe, ypac ginco pobudzio diskusijos,
turi viena neigiama puse. Tai duoda progos
maskviniams agentams pasidziaugti, girdi,
'ziurekit, kaip jie jau dabar pesasi - o
kas butu, jei jie galetu Lietuva tvarkyti>
Taip vieno pono paklusniuju tarnu tar
pc viesu gincu ir nuomoniu skirtumu ne
blna -. Nera siandien jokiu nuomoniu
skirtumu ir ietuvoj: visi privalo garbinti
ta patti pona!
Bet tas "savo pono tarnu" pasidziau-
gimas musu tarpe kartais pasireiskianciais
nuomoniu skirtumais mus ko maziausiai
teturetu jaudinti. Mes laisvas ir atviras
nuomonemis pasikeitimas yra laisvq EMO
niu ypatybe, tas ju raminimasis, esq, mes
"pesames', yra ne daugiau, kaip vergu pa
guoda a...
LIETUVOS ir kitu mazuju tautu ne
priesai daznai iskelia ir XII
ta argumenta prizes tas tautas, sakydami,
kad jos, budamos nepriklausomos, negali
susitarti tarp saves del visokiu gincu: del
sienu, del praeities nesusipratimu ir tt.
Kaip vienas is tokiu pavyzdziu kartais
nurodomi ir Lietuvos gincai su Lenkija del
Vilniaus arba gincai su Vokietija del Ma
zosios Lietuvos.
Is anu puses ir dabartiniu' metu daz-
mai esti primenamos ju sienos pretenzijos.
Bet is musQ puses tai nutylima, net pre-
tenziju pareiskimus nereaguojama. Ar ir
tie dalykai ivedami j nelieciamybiu kate
gorija, norint pasirodyti labai taikingais
ir nekelianciais jokiu gincu?
Tokia baime = butt palaikytiems ne
= nedaug turi pamato, 0 pa
kenkti il gall. Mes kitu propaganda daro
savo, tylejimas prizes ia visada yra po-
ziciju apleidimas.
Todel sia savaite susirenkanti Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Taryba turetu atkreipti ypa-
tinga savo demesi ta klausima, ypac kad
visuomene savo susirinkimuose pabrezti-
mai reiskia savo pageidavimus bel susiEl-
pinima tue reikalu, kaip, pvz., ALT Sa-
jungos skyriaus susirinkimas Clevelande,
visa ellie tremtiniu susirinkimu ir kit.
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NeuzgauliOkime
Al manau, kad visi Dirvos
skaitytojai SUI idomumu seka
viena 30 kito B. K. Naujoko ir
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Truman Names Board
To Study Migrants,
Including Mexicans
BY the Asseeieted Press

President Truman yesterday
created a f1ve-man commission tc
investigate the problem of migra-
tory labor in this country. includ-
ing the illegal entry of Mexican
migrants.
He appointed Maurice T. Van
Hecke. North Carolina University
law professor, as chairman.
The order directs the commits
sion to report by December IS.
The other members are: Robert
E. Lucey, Catholic Archbishop of
San Antonio. Texas; Paul Miller.
chief of the University Of Mime
sofa extension service; William
Leiserson. former chairman of the
National Mediation Board, and
Peter H. Odegard. professor of
political science at the University
of California.
The commission was instructed
to study not only illegal entry
of foreign workers into the south
WCctCAA WV UA1C oOSAoAS CNo-
nomic, health, and educational
conditions among migratory work
ers in general in this country, and
the efforts of Federal. State and
other authorities to improve con-
ditions.
He also asked the commission
to study the problems created by
migration into the United States
of alien workers for temporary
employment. and the extent TO
which such workers now are
needed.
| The statement said thousands
of illegal entrants now are being
deported each month by the
immigration service, but mo
means has yet been found for
completely sealing the border"
The White House said the num-
ber OF migratory workers of all
kinds has been variously esti-
mated at from l million to
million.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Ellison D. Smith, Jr., Named
Associate Counsel at NLRB
BY the Assecioted Press

The National Labor Relations
Board announced yesterday the
appointment of Ellison D. Smith,
jr., as Associate General Counse.
in charge of the Policies and Ap-
peals Division.
Charles M. Ryan, formerly As
sistant General Counsel in the
Division of Operations, will re-
place Mr.. Smith as Special Assist
ant to the General Counsel.
In his new post, Mr.. Smith, the
son of the late Senator Smith,
Democrat, of South Carolina. re-
places Joseph c. Wells who
resigned to enter private law prac-
tice in South Carolina,
Evening star., 1950-06-04

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, 1950-05-01
MODERN ETIQUETTE
by Roberta Lee

@. When a man is waiting in q
doctors or dentists office, a bar
Der shop, or some such place.
should he give up his turn to a
woman acquaintance as a matter
Of courtesy?
A. No; nor should the woman
request or expect this.
9. If a man takes his fiancee
to a bridal shower in her honor,
is he privileged to remain at the
party?
A. If there are no other men
present, it would be much better
for him to leave.
@. Is it improper to say thank
you" to a servant? o
A. Most certainly not. A sin
cerely spoken thank you" is
never out of place.