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, 1960-01-05
Editorial
CUBA'S PLIGHT
CUBA HAS FOUND herself in a most

CUBA La FOUND herself In a most unenValble
position. And the situation is getting worse by the
minute. First, there was a revolution. Then, Fidel Cas-
tro, having won the revolution, proceeded to kill off
some Of his enemies to such an extent that it caused
alarm to other peoples and nations. But that was not
enough, the Generalissimmo set out to make reforms,
and the upshot Of it is that the very abuses which
brought the revolution are ~plaguing Cuba as never
before.
A MILITARY MAN is head of the agririan reform,
and that is proving to be little more than appropriation
Of private lands by the state. With a rather restricted
budget, there is not enough money to pay for the lands,
and so, like Russia and other totalitarian countries, ex-
ira harsh methods have to be imposed to pay for the
new property acquired.
ALL OF THESE matters drew concern from other
nations, but Fidel Cairo has Just gone one better, on Hit
Ter. He has just announced that each native must be re-
sponsibIe for spying on his fellow citizens. The whole
place can become a SWarming beehive of informerS, SO
that wherever one turns, right or left, east or west, he
may be confronted by an inforrner. But suppose this
thing gets out of hand, and it can easily do so, the infor-
nation office can become the place where crackpots and
psychopaths could have a field day.
AND WHILE L this is taking place, Cuba's eco
nomy is suffering untold harm. The tourist season is a
great disappointment. Hundreds of cruise ships have
cancelled trips because Of the unstable condition. Thous-
ands of plane flights have likewise been cancelled, and
the hotels are practically barren.
ANGERED BY SOME conditions brought about by
Americans, and many, many others for which Amerl-
cans were not responsible, Castro set out to blame the
United States for everything that goes wrong in Cuba.
That is always the sign of internal weakness, and Cubas.
case is a glazing example.
, 1960-01-05


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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Hartley

Hartley High got suited
around pretty hard last sea
son when the Hawks lost all
eight of their games. HoWev-
er, is was the schools first
varsity football season ever,
Thus, new Coach John Muir.
ply hopes the worst is behind
and that he'll be able to guide
the Hawkes. to a winning sea.
son. If his past record is any
indicator, prospects for a win
ming season are good since
Murphy has never, in his 10
years of coaching, had a los
ing football season.
OF COURSE, it really falls
upon the players to safeguard
Murphy's record since the
coach doesn't play in the
games.
Hartley's 1860 squad num-
bers 10 returning lettermen,
including some pretty big line
men. Veterans on the line in
clude: tackle John O'Dea (185
pounds), guards Ron Glass
O95) and Frank Matyac Q70),
and ends Rick Jacobs (150)
and Lloyd Douglas (165).
Backfield lettermen are:
Bob Ganter, Mike Hanf, Joe
Ganter, Buddy Thomas and
George Burks.
OF the returning letterElen,
four linemen and three back
fielders we're starters last
year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

Veteran Cardinal Coach
Jack Ryan never has been
known to make optimistic pre-
dictions. And he isn't proving
any exception this year as he
comments that he hopes st.
Charles breaks even this year.
Although he has 70 candi-
dates, both varsity and jayvee,
Ryan feels nine lettermen are
not enough to make a coach
joyful. He points out a bit
sadly that he has lost IA ex-
perienced players from last
years 81 squad.
THUS, HE POINTS out, in
experience in the reserves
doesn't make prospects any
too bright.
One thing can be said for
the lettermen however, they
are big.
Veterans on the line in
clude: Tom Blackburn 1855,
Pete Baumann (180), John
Baumann (195), Jim Dooley
(225), John Gugle (160), Ter
ry Martin (180), and Dan
Sweeney (173). In the veteran
backfield are Joe Morris (174),
Joe Baehr Q60), and Dan
Mitchell 165).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

Mt. Vernon st. Vincent, St.
Charles, and GAINESVILLE Rose
Grams.
Dennison st. Mary, Hartley,
New Lexington st. Aloyslus,
Marion Catholic, Lancaster st.
Mary, Dover st. Joseph and
Portsmouth Notre Dame will
play their opening contests
Saturday night.
Rosary and Columbus ST.
Mary open their seasons next
week.
This weekend schedule:
Friday
AquinaS at West
Watterson at Worthington
st. Charles at Mt. Vernon
Newark Catholic al Gran
Vile --.
RosecranS at FrazeySourg
st. Vincent at Scioto Valley
Saturday
st. Aloysius at Dennlson st.
Mary
Dover ST. Joseph al Bishop
Donahue
Hartley hosts Big Walnut
Marion Catholic hosts Crest
line
Lancaster st. Mary al Mill
ersport.
Portsmouth Notre Dame
hosts Ironton ST. Joseph,
Sizing up some Of the Do
cesar schools:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Dover
St. Joseph

About two dozen candidates
have been getting into shape
for the Ramblers' 1860 sea-
son.
KEY PLAYERS include full
back Lou Monticello, quarter
back Mickey Leone and half
back Dave Richards. Others
are Ken Zifer, Nick Pace, Dave
Richards, Dave Fiorletto,
Chuck Davis, Tom Young, Bob
Youssi, Mike Fearon, Joe
Hinkle, Jerry Reiger and Nick
Incarnato.
st. Joseph under Coach Art
Teynor, recorded a 81 record
last season. Several of the
losses were close, hearthreak-
ing decisions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

The Pirates also recalled
six Jet players. To report to
the BUGS Immediately after
the Jet season closes are
pitchers Earl Francis and Jim
Umbricht and outfielder Ro-
man Mejias. Pitchers George
Perez and Bonnie Daniels and
infielder Dick Barone will
join the Pirate club next
spring.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

Gently with the erection of
lights. Bleacher type seats,
capable of seating about 1900
spectators, have been rented
for the 1860 season.
Ed to be on hand
when Hartley opens its 1860
gridiron campaign on the new
field is Bishop Clarence G. Is
Senmann.
The lighted gridiron, first
in the Diocese, was built large
ly through the financing eff
forts Of the very active Hart
ley Athletic Association. Jack
O'Dea is the current president
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
A ll-Sports Night
Set By Scribes

An "All-Sports Night" din
~ner7meeting will be held by
the Central Ohio Chapter of
Sigma Chi, national profess
sional journalistic fraternity,
at the Press Club of Ohio at
6 pm, Wednesday, Sept. ID.
Guest speakers include Fred
Taylor, Ohio State University
basketball coach; Woody
Hayes, OSU football coach,
and Fritz Howell, Associated
Press sports writer. Earl
Flora, Columbus Dispatch
sports columnist, will be mas
ter of ceremonies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Lancaster
ST. Mary

Coach Jim Veeley has been
working with SO candidates,
but six of them have been
slowed by injuries.
Although he has 10 veter-
ans back from last years team
which chalked up a Al record,
Veeley feels the team suf-
fers from lack of depth. Well
ey declared:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Jets To Wind Up Season

The Columbus Jets will open their last series of
the season tonight when they play host to Jersey City.
"A single game also is scheduled against the Jer-
seys on Saturday night and the Jets will wind up their
disappointing 1860 season with a single game against
.Jersev Citv n IN Sunday after.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

I'VE HAVE MANY fresh
men on the second and third
teams. This inexperience will
hurt us. especially if any Of
our first stringers get in
jured."
Lettermen include: Capt.
Jim Thimmes, a guard; Norm
Ogilvie, also a guard; full
backs Dick Mccormick, and
Pat Daugherty, tackles Gary
Boch and Bob Roush, half
backs Dan Coughlin and Jim
Fey, center John Schneider,
quarterback Joe Ehler, guard
end Roger Tague and Bill
zoos.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Hartley To Initiate
LIGHTED Grid Field

Hartley High School will initiate its own football
field Saturday night when the Hawks play host to Big
- Work on the g%ridireo MI located d South 3IHn Of ii the school
at Livingston Ave. and Zettler Rd, was completed re-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
l3 Diocesan High Teams
Pry Open Grid Season

Thirteen Diocesan high schools will open their
1860 football campaigns this weekend while two others
kick open their drives next week.
Six Diocesan teams will take the field tonight.
These include: Aquinas, Newark Catholic, Watterson,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

Thirteen well-experienced
Continued on Page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

Jersey lily on sunday AFTER
noon.
The Jets were cuffed
around pretty regularly last
week when they dropped five
games and won only one. Jer-
sey City racked up four of the
victories while Richmond add
ed another. The Jets salvaged
one from the Jerseys.
Also last week, the Pitts.
burgh Pirates purchased the
contract of 43-year-old pitch
er Diomedes Olive from the
Jets while hurler George
Spencer was sold to the De-
troit Tigers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

of the Associations 14-mem-
Der board of directors.
Members of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION hope to raise enough
funds within the next few
years to build a permanent
type stadium.
Hartley High, opened three
years ago, also boasts one of
the largest basketball gyms in
Central Ohio and one of the
finest track fields in the state.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-09
Rosary Drill on TV

Films OF . Rosary High
School football practice sss-
sion will be shown on the Jim
my crum sports show at 11:15
pm, Saturday. The films will
be felevissd on WLW.c, Cha.
mel 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
BOTH CATHOLICS
re. KENNEDY A HYP0CRITE!
RS. mitchell CHARGES HERE
BY Asher Lauren

BY Asher Lauren Detroit News 1918
Labor Secretary Mitchell swung Michigan lawmakers
at the Democratic presidential and vice presidential
ddaes Senator'S Kennedy and Johnson blasting them
unemployment and civil rights issues before Repvbi-
campaign tour in the state today.
He accused them Of "eynesm and hypocrisy" toward
rights Of Negroes. '--
Mitchell made his charges as he arrived at Willow
Run Airport Yesterday Then left for Midland to rally
support for Vice President Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge
the Republican presidential and vice presidential team
TELLS OF JOHNSON PLEAg
THE commission would have been an expression
for the first time in hsforyby the Congress Of the
principle Of equal lob opportunities for all Americans
And this is what happened
1.-THE night before Presidents civil rights program
Of which this commission made part went to Congress-
Senator Lyndon Johnson the majority leader Of The Sem
ate called the White House and begged that this proposal
be dropped from the Presidents PROGRAM
HE tJohnson) offered TO provide substantial bud
get TO finance ihe Presidents committee
contracts fine administration would refrain from asking
Congress for statutory authority.
Naturally. Johnson turned down.
"cITEs KENNEDYs VOTE"
THE Senate under Johnson's leadership never held
hearings on the measure and dropped u in voting bill
out Of the Senate
The House dropped fhe In committee and
u never saw fhe light Of day fhe Aoor."
Mitchell charged further that Senator Kennedy in ihe
Senate Labor Committee, voted this year against motion
to set vp standing committee 70 deal with fhe question
invo'vnu discrimination in employment
This Is the record Of these gentlemen now who are
espovsns The cause Of she Negro American Mitchell add
ed.
Mitchell, after speaking in Midland visited Saginaw
Boy City end lansing fedsy before leaving for Minneapolis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
U.A.R. Record
tcontinued from Back Pssel

Does The u-AR. really deserve support and has
justified IFS esp, ernbe rshp in The Security covn
ell? The Egyptian the uN poor 70 say The
least That country declared Mari Germany l945,
when fhe almost over only TO qualify for UN
membership When the UN interviewed in Korea TO stop
IRE Communist aggression, Egypt led the Arab League
against lending support TO the uN forces In 1856 COL
one Nssser refused support The UN resolution which
condemned Union for IFS brutal assault Hun
gary year Colonel Nssser, who hsrps necessarily
so called AfroAsian solidarity dissocissed himself from
resolution which condemned Communist China for IFS
rape Of Tibet
Early in 1853 Sudan appealed TO the UN against Egypfs
eneroachnenfs northern border and few months
later submitted protest against Eovpfisn
intervention. IRAo JORDAN, AND TuNIsIA-AlL SISTER
MEMBERS OF THE ARAB LEAcUE-hsve several fines
in recent Colonel Nssser Of fomensing dis
senson and stirring up trouble all the Middle East
Algeria Cuba and in Iran Colonel Nasser is engaged
sn-Wessern campaign In the Congo strife TOO. the
UAR. is playing foul game and announced couple Of
weeks ago that il ready TO offer military aid TO ovssed
Premier Lvmubs. thus undermining the paeifyng work
done by the UN.
THE JAR is guilty Of ignoring number Of Security
Council resolutions concerning ihe freedom Of shipping in
The Suez Canal.
All together, the U.A.R. record in The UN is quite
shameful and is astonishing and diseouragnq that
administration should choose 10 select Colonel Nssser
one Of the guardians Of peace. What irony!
creenbeIs. Md. ROBERT 9. cARIN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
DEVILS JUDAISM AND DEVILS MATERIA
MEDlCA TAKE ROBERT ]. GOLD. 43.
FOR 20 YEARS!

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JESUS SUFFER TO BE SO NOW" APPLIED TO
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(coninued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Freedom


Continued from Page one)
WE CANNOT FORGET THAT THE ROMAN cATHo-
Lie CHURCH HAS FORBIDDEN ITS MEMBERS IN THE
MOST SPECIFIC LANGUAGE TO SUPPORT ANY PUB
Lie ASSISTANCE. EITHER AT HOME OR ABROAD. TO
PROMOTE ARTIFICIAL BIRTH PREVENTION. AND
THAT ITS CANON LAW DENIES TO ITS MEMBERS THE
RlSHT TO SEND THEIR CHILDREN TC AMERICAN PUB
Lie SCHOOLS WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMISSION. THESE
POLICIES ARE CLEARLY INCONSISTENT WITH THE
AMERICAN CONCEPT OF SEPARATION OF CHURCH
AND STATE, AND. TO THE EXTENT THAT ANY cANDI.
DATE SUPPORTS OR ENDORSES THEM, HE IS UNFIT.
TED FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES.
70 the extent that he repvdaies these policies and DEM
onsrafes his independence clerical control he is entitled
to our praise and eneovrs segment.
We have repeatedly praised the candidate Of Roman
Catholic faith in this campaign for declaring frankly that
basic government financial support for paroea schools
IS Unconstitutional We have likewise praised him for his
opposition TO fhe appointment Of American Ambassador
10 me Vatican We skepesl eqvivocs words
on birth control. WE FIND THAT HE HAS AT NO TIME
STATED SIMPLY THAT n CONGRESS PASSED A LAW
PROVIDING FOR AID IN THIS MATTER THAT ne
WOULD NOT HESITATE TO SIGN AND ADMINISTER IT.
WE ARE CONCERNED. TOO ABOUT HIS SILENCE ~
REGARD TO THE OFFICIAL BOYCOTT OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS CONTAINED m THE CANON LAW or HIS
ChoRcH. WE REMAIN UNEASY ABOUT THE PERSIST
eNI DENIAL OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY TO NoN-cATHo-
Lies IN SOME ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNTRIES SUCH
AS eolomBIA AND SPAIN, FOR WE KNOW THAT THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IS EVERYWHERE COM
M'IIeD TO The DOCTRINE THAT ERROR HAS NO
KioHIs" THEORETICALLY. WHAT EFFECT, WE WON
Dek, WOULD THE ELECTION or A ROMAN CATHOLIC
40 rkesIDsNI HAVE UPON GOVERNMENTS WHICH
80. .s.s ''ss such SUPPRESSION WITH THE KNOWLEDGE
~ro SoorekAIioN OF THE VATICAN? TO ASK PROT
ssTANT AND JEWISH PEOPLE TO TAKE IcHr VIEW
Or This MATTER, OR TO DISREGARD IT ENTIRELY Is
~ be uNReALISTIc FOR US THIS IS A MATTER or
sELF-PREsEvAT,oN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Freedom 5 Offensive


tConsnvsd from Back Ps9s)
NATvoeaALIsM or NoNRussiAN NATIONS ~ Ihe %
VET UNION. ~ Today eena'vn'sm y psssHe "s"d
- r.,.c. ss,ss,ssrinssisn sor psepsss q Asvses snd
Asi. dsreosrdinq the that onesrss Republics Of
Ukraine lifhvsns Lsvs Armenia. destroyed under
the prssszf thai communism is replacing na'ienssm %
IS M moral duty q ~ United States and shs free
~srd 70 prsssns pesvss Of the relationship be-
ssen Msseow and eenqvsrsd peoples We have ssessl In
July 1882 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
THE CAPTIVE NATIONS RESOLUTION PUBLIC LAW
seSo). THIS RESOLUTION GROUNDED m HISTORICAL
FACTS, SPELLS OUT CLEARLY THE WEAKNESSES OF
TIVE COMMUNIST EMPIRE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

Human Events yIS
Rsushsr JAW boss Walter RsosEss tossed his snsssD-
ns~ sswsrd ~ ssnssssvs wing ~ ~ psuaersse party
sqvsrsy into m ssmpsisn Isss wssk. Ressr SID ne
weud Ehs pvt shs pixsersfs in the Republican party
shsss think shsy hsIane-
Speaking rvs College News Conference. Revfhsr
attacked fhs vnhoy alliance" between Southern Democrats
end Republicans being largely 10 beme for hs defeat
Of much kennedysponsored legislation ia the special sss-
sion. n is noted that liberals" hsvs bssN dsing mis-
"vnhoIy alliance since il formed in 1Sae - Co.
bat the Iefst schemes Of she New Deal.
THE DAY MUST CONE M AMERICAN POLITICS"
Revsher said. ''Wr4EN POLITICAL PARTIES STAND FOR
THINGS" To seasoned observers what the Labor ssder
meant purge Of all conservative influences within
the Democratic party and fhe formation Of completely
ef'-wins Isbor-fsrm-minory bloc party 10 IT'S place.
Asked 10 comment about Revfhers remarks. CON
GRESHAM WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN DORM OF
SOUTH CAROLINA TOLD HUMAN EVENTS: SOME or
THESE PEOPLE WHO ARE SO EAGER TO READ THE
CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS OUT or THE PARTY
MIGHT BE HAPPIER iF THEY LEFT THEMSELVES AND
FORMED THEIR OWN SOCIALIST FRINGE PARTY. Pos
sibfy fhe voters this November will help Them seir
way"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
; Matsu and Quemoy-

(ConfinUed from Page Ouel
AND YOUR CRANDCHil DREN WILL PAY, AND PAY
AND PAY, AND PAY, BECAUSE THE DEVIL WAS
ABLE TO PUT A 'scoRcHED SOUL. CRIPPLE.
INTO THE WHITE HOUSE FOR THIRD AND FOURTH
TERMS, AT THE COST OF THE 500 BILLIONS
PEARL HARBoR - DEVILS DEMOCRATS NFAMY! ~!
- DESTROYING MUCH CHRISTIAN NATIONS
PRESTIGE WITH SUBSEQUENT LOSS or CHINA TO
THE REDS!
AND THEN THAT MENTALLY SICK PARANoic.
F.D.R NEARLY SOLD OUT THE PEACE TO STAIN,
RESULTING IN THE REDS MULTi-BILLioN$
GRAB OF MANcHuRIA!
PART
CREDIBILITY OF INTELLECTUALS
sCRIBES AND PkARISEEs?
UNTIL AN ADAM OR EVE. BECOMES A CON-
sEcRATED CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. HE, OR SHE. HAS
NOT MADE AN UNEoUIvOcAL DECLARATION
OR REPENTANCE INDEPENDENCE" FROM THEIR
FATHER THE DEVIL THE PARENT or ALL
HUMAN OFFSPRING ~! - MAKING IMPERATIVE
THE SPIRITUAL REBlRTH VIA THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN -
FoREvERMoRE - IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM.
MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - HEALER
AND REVELATOR OF THE REAL, THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH REV. 2:D - NEVER
NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
"WHY ARE THEY A MATTER OF
PRINCIPLE NOW?"
The matter Of these offshore islands is with again.
In the Second Great Debate in response TO question,
Senator Kennedy said the islands OF ouemoy and Mssu.
held by the Nationalist Chinese. straegieaIy nde-
fenbe essential TO the defense Of Formosa and
persvsdng fhe NafonsIisss TO pull out Of
the isles.
Vice President Nixons reply that the islands are
unimporisnf that "she few people who live these
islands not too important"
MS the principle involved"
WHAT PRINCIPLE? THESE TWO ISLANDS ARE m
THE AREA OF FREEDOM. THE NATIoNAlIsTs HAVE
THESE TWO ISLANDS, WE SHOULD NOT FORCE OUR
NATIONALIST ALLIES TO GET OFF OF THEM AND
GIVE THEM TO THE COMMUNISTS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

SIeeu SUUkiS
csvuinvsd from Back Psssl
TINS WAS sA3 STRIKE TWO IMPARTIAL REF
ERees HAD RULED AGAINST the TWO UNIONS DE-
MADD&. srivtrsf,rss' -
TIE ISSUE WAS A SIMPLE ONE: WHETHER OUR
s&ARDPResseo RAILROADS SHALL BE ALLOWED 70
cur OUT SOME NEEDLESS JOBS. THE SETTLEMENT
SEEMS TO SAY mo- or ALMOST THAT.
sueh viesorSes-snd she steel Settlement last winter
was Of the bsnd-sre Pyrrhie victories They cost
fhe winner dearly in driving away former friends
THE AMERICAN ECONOMY TODAY CANNOT Ar
FORD MAKE.WoRK JOBS, LEAST or ALL THE RAIL-
ROADS. AMERICANS LONG SINCE HAVE LEARNED
THAT n IS NOT SOME NEBULoUs EMPLOYER WHO
PAWS TIE COST BUT THEY THEMSELVES, m HIGHER
FARES AND FREIGHT RATES. THEY ARE ABOUT
READY. ALAS, TO TAKE THE QUESTION OUT OF THE
HANDS OF BARGAINING AGENTS AND BRING THE
GOVERNMENT IN GOOD FRIENDS OF LABOR WOULD
MUCH PREFER TO SEE LABOR SET ITS OWN HOUSE
m ORDER. '-WEN Va ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

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