The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-06-28
TIMBER Reelected State AH-CIO--

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x rights question, said, "this thing
has to stop before it explodes .
70 it is grim everyone felt it is
the most serious thing confronting
~ this country today.
The race problems exist not onl,
e in the South but in the North, too, h,
q said and we all have to make move,
: to correct them.
: TIMBER said he came away from the
national conference 'pretty much
shook up" by the grave concern of
the President.
The executive officer also recapped
activities of his office during the
past year.
NO ROOM FOR FREE LEADERS"
Margaret Thornberg, National Di-
rector of Women's Activities, Com
mittee on Political Education. called
for unity and told delegates. 'sThe
labor movement is not big enough
or strong enough to stand free load
ers'', adding, sit is time to expose
people who want high office and do
nothing for the membership they are
supposed to represent.
She stated that labor had been sstoo
diplomatic for a long time and |
warned that the national organiza-
lions were only going to be one-half |
as diplomatic as state and local or
CARNATIONS are.
Urging the labor movement in
Montana to work with whatever
leadership the majority of the con-
vention chose she reminded them,
"A winner never quits and a quit Il
ter never wins. In the jargon of
the west she said, the labor move !.
ment has to buckle on its sixguns
and shoot from the hip.
Mrs. Thornberg also made a pre- q
entatlon of a pin to Mrs. Emma i
'ohrleln, Billings, for 5000 hours of t
oIunteer work in behalf of the Com t.
nttee on Political Education and its a
ampa1gn to register members for 81
DUNG. The pin was an award from ii
lie State AFL-CIO and Mrs. Thorn Ie
erg SAID no woman in the nation 81
1ad made bigger or more sincere
than Mrs. Lohrlein. I'll
Assistant Attorney General AL Ii
pate read the speech of Attorney ar
eneral Forrest Anderson, which tb
arted out with the words that he H
asnt going to be ''diplomatic". GA
esterday's victories will not win
nays wars, Anderson said. add l
3, the war is not going weI'' :,
ANTI-LABoR il
rTITUDE FINGERED" m
He said Montana has a man as ss
vernon who has refused to let his
men join union, who opposes Mo
deal care for the aged, and who VIII
creating havoc to the educational ref
tenn with his arrogant and self tan
led administration. DOS
lie said money is only part of the of /
wer, and while some right-wing Elk
tlcal forces have found the Rocky FL.
1ntain states ga bargain base =
1T" and are spending their money wit,
with alarming success, chat is o 49,
small part of the answer. Sas
haven't cared enough to roll up wo,,
sleeves and work., he said. fron
an at 800. 800 $50 laoor .. Deang peoI
r,o.rc,,s,, - same wuon your pete
opponents have used the tech 49,,
es for political action that were ~,
'' NY o'ie iaoor move dent
-, tion
ling the next year ga year of and
ion that will effect all of us in go;
ZONES, our jobs and our schools. ~
rson said, 1--WE will have to tear III,
Ives away from TV, leave the area
IN the back yard and work, and COP
and work, or before long we a;,
- S " nc doie 10 aIIoro hood
MUIR;
,R'S SUPPORT FOR missile
APPRECIATED Sur
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