The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

NRTWC board member FIR. Edward
Keller, Heritage Foundation in Chi
cago has published three pamphlets
by Birch Society endorser FIR. Ferdi-
nand Falque, one titled "The True
Purpose of Right-to- Work Laws. The
Heritage Foundation is now located
in Independence Hall of Chicago, the
office building of Cook County Fed
eral Savings, the president of which,
Sidney L. DeLove, is author of THE
QUIET BETRAYAL, an attack on
our schools as having 'tforced Ameri-
canism out flo the classroom to make
way for temporary trivialities'' and
having accepted "the pagan philoso-
ply of an all-powerful state whose
citizens are mere chattels :"
BIBLE" OF "FAR-OUT,
REPUBLICANS
Human Events: NRTWC board
member FIR. John E. Coogan is
frequent contributor to HUMAN
EVENTS, including a full-page ar
ticle in their recent special issue on
"The Labor Monopoly. Another
ten for HUMAN EVENTS is former
associate counsel Warren Richard
SON. NRTWC President Duke Cad
wallader and Executive Vice Presi-
dent Reed Larson were both "early
registrants" for this years Human
Events Political Action Conference.
Labor Policy Association: Organ
lied in 1857 to "make and to encour-
age researches and studies pertaining
to government policies affecting la
Dor and labor relations, Labor Pol
icy Association is headed by William
Ingles, who was previously associated
with the Organization for the Repeal
of Federal Income Taxes. The Labor
Policy Association published (195S)
Ingles' book, "The Right-to- Work
Handbook, which cites various
NRTWC publications with approval.
Manion Forum: While NRTWC and
Manion Forum are to some extent
competitors" in the open shop move
ment-each seeking financial support
to carry on the battle-they some
times cooperate. NRTWC figures
who have appeared ON the Manion
Forum broadcasts include Donald R.
Richberg (1957), Rev. Edward Green
field (1958), Edwin S. billiard 1850
and Reed Larson 1892. Other
fright to work" figures who have ap-
peared include former Senator Will
liam F. Knowland, former Indiana
Governor Harold w. Handley, Wis
consin plumbing manufacturer Her
bert Kohler and FIR. Ferdinand Falque. |
AS indicated earlier, two NRTWC di- |
rectors- Edwin billiard and Eugene |
Germany-ar also endorsers of the
Manion Forum .(Dean Mapion is a |
member of the governing council of
the Birch Society.-PV)
National acknowledgements oun-
dation: Its founder, Maurice Franks,
is a former director of NRTWC. In
addition. eight other directors of for
mer directors of NRTWC have been
affiliated with the Franks organiza-
aion, including former President Will
liam T. Harrison.
ONE OF THE FIRST IN THE
GOLD KOSH'
National Right-to-Work Fedora
ton: Organized in 1916 by a group
which included Florida Attorney Gen
eral Tom Watson and Norman Zolezzi
of Indianapolis, Ind, editor and pub
Usher since 1927 of monthly called
LABOR DIGEST. After Watson's
death, national headquarters of the
Federation was moved to Indianapolis
and LABOR DIGEST became it's Of
ficial publication. After Norman 70
ezzi's death in February 1859, edi-
5orship of LABOR DIGEST was taken
over by the former associate editor,
Allston Calhoun.
In addition to the monthly news
paper, a radio program titled "Ameri-
,anism Preferred" features Mr.. Cal
loun and is evidently carried pri-
narily in southern states. Despite the
lose similarity in names there is no
eadily apparent connection between {