MEANY DEMANDS SHOW
DOWN WITH RUSSIA
(Continued from Pag* 1)
tkmal. hypocrisy. We have noth
ing to gain by refusing to ac
knowledge the facts in regard to
the lone-wolf foreign policy of So
viet Russia. Our government must
: resist firmly all attempts to aet up
spheres of influence which ignore
the democratic rights of the peo
ple affected. Only in this way can
the United States make its full
contribution to future world peace
as a major factor in the new Unit
ed Nations Organisation.
"The Americin Federation of
bor wants the United Nations t»
'be .united nations and not Jaat a
jealous aggregation of powerful
rivals. We are convinced that our
country will gladly help to eUfcab
liih V United Nations of the world
in which democratic liberties so*
assured and the free will of flho
,popplerdt e*& nation is giro* free
opportunity for expression.
pnxsled today about our country's
relations with Russia and our at
titude toward the communist*. The
groat majority, I believe, auu
frankly unable to decide what the
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arm of the Soviets are end what
our American program should be.
There are many earnest citizens
who believe that Russia is bent on
til traditional aim of world revo
lution for common mm or on a
frankly imperialistic nationalism.
Another and far smaller group
assert that everyone is out of step
except Russia and that any oppo
sition to any Soviet aim is prims
facie evidence of fascism.”
Mr. Meany warned labor against
being duped by Communist-front
organizations In this country which
use devious tricks to drum up sup- !
port far Soviet psAdes and to un
dermine America’s foreign policy.
Tt must be dlear to *11.” he aaid,
•that there can he no compromise,
between real trade unionism aad
a political party Which receives its i
orders from Mesyow,”
Organized labor’s chief contribu
tkm W the cause <af world game,
Mr. Meany concluded, *is to see
to it Chat we remain free here at
homer Unless freedom of the
individual is maintained in Amer
ica, he insisted! •there is not much ;
that we will be able to do for those
in other parts of the world who
are crying out against oppression
and dictatorial control.”
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Flagship Washington on a Friday morning in late November,
and with that splendid start the big ship took off into skies
over Washington enroute to London, and return. It carried
the first commercial round-trip flight between the two great
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That was the beginning of a regular commercial service
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COMPULSORY COOL-OFF
URGED BY TRUMAN
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the President shall appoint a fact
finding hoard withm 5 days. The
board Shall have 20 days to do its
work and make puUtic its report.
From the time of certification until
5 days after the board has re
ported—hi other words a total of
50 days—-“it should be made un
lawful to call a strike or lockout
or to msike any changes in rates
of pay, hours, working conditions
or established practices, except
by agraerasutt.”
At the expiration of the cooling
off period, .no further restrictions
ngainst strikes or lockouts would
be in force, as the President be
lieves that pressure opinion will !
fore*- the parties to the dispute to
accept the fact-finding board’s
recommendations. •
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
ASSAILS 3 MEASURES
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enterprise by impairing the right
to strike and because the proposed
fact-finding boards would be given
authority to subpoena an employ
er’s books and records.
Mr. Johnston urged Congress
not to act in haste on legislation
which would so deeply and seri
ously affect the nation’s economic
fife.
Both the Hobbs bill and the'*
Smith-Cormally amendments al
ready are cleared for * action in
the House, with a vote expected in
the House, with a vote expected
before the Christmas recess. How
ever, the Senate has not given
consideration as yet to either
measure. Even if the House aodpts
likely, the
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