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eral assembly apparently influenced this decision. House legislative leaders felt concurrence was almost mandated. ! If the bill became tied up in a conference committee—which would happen if the house dissented from | senate amepdmenis-—represertatives) reasoned the bill might not get into’ law by the end of the session, { Thére was some question, too; as to whether senators would accept the recomniendations of a confer ence committee if they varied meas- | tfably Trom the current provisions of the bill, Some legislators felt, according to their “off the record” statements to reporters, that the bill -iy weak. Nearly every legislator had a dif-
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: : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) : yg x ay $1 million a day for each operating against Mr. Lewis and his Upited day.” Mine Workers, gave him just days to withdraw the notice . : man” for the coal companies. She Sora. forma} mandate 13 de- He quoted from a letter from vered. )
union the full $3,500,000 fine im- | Homer Capehart (R. Ind.) to supposed on it last Dec. 4 by Federal
borough—and make it liable for still | tains no termination date. additional pendlties for contempt. Already faced with a strike-limit- _ The supreme court ordered -the|ing mandate from the supreme original fine against the U, M. W., court, Mr. Lewis sald in his prereduced to $700,000 if the strike call{pared statement that any limit on is cancelled. labor's right. to strike would esSeek to Expedite Case tablish an “absolute form of gov-
But it ruled that Mr. Lewis must ernment” in the United States.
ine Peace Seems/U- S. *Blackjacks" Miners Sure Till June 20 Into Working, Lewis Says
] .|ator Robert A. Taft's labor comfive] Mr. Lewis said that the govern-imittee, Mr. Lewis offered no bom - after ment is now acting as “muscle mendations for legislation. Sising all major legislative opagals | oré the senate, he ve |Conl Mines Administrator N. H./view on the road to ae Failure to obey would cost the Collisson of Feb. 2 to Senatoripeage:
port his claim that the government (the Clayton act District Court Judge T. Alan Golds-|admits the present agreement con-| Guardia anti-injunction act and the |
“af i In his prepared testimony for Sen- |
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“The national labor relations act, the Norris-La
fair labor standards (wage-hour)! act constitute the American industrial code, “Big business has never acce this code. ran “The way to industrial peace is through the acceptance by big business of collective bargaining in con- | formance with the provisions of |
congress should ‘not place any limit | against him personally. The fines on labor's right to strike, Lewis was | resulted from ‘the 17-day coal hot referring directly to the 8u- | strike staged late last year in de- | Preme court decision against - him.
| yesterday. flance of Goldsborough's restraining ; Mr. ye date with the com- | order.
In teliing the ‘committee that pay the full $10,000 penalty levied
mittee came less than 24 hours
this code. “The demand now to contro] and! regiment labor by repealing and amending these laws and passing shackling legislation, if accepted and enacted into law by congress, | will eventually lead to bureaucratic |
ferent. version of what the bill now will or will not do. Principal effect of the bill as-it now stands is ostensibly to throw the liquor business wide open and divorce it from politics. ‘Beek to Prevent Monopoly “An amendment made (u the uppér house is designed to prevent breweries or distillers from setting up their own wholesale houses, thus creating a monopoly. This amendment, made first in the lower house, was ruled uncoristitutiopal by the attorney. géneral
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Normally, it would take about 25 days for the supreme court's mandate to reach Judge Goldsborough. In view of the strike call still outstanding, however, the government was preparing to ask the high court to expedite the case to remove the possibility ‘of a mine walkout April 1. 5 President Truman's war powers, including the right to seize and hold the coal mines, expire on June 30. The court decision yesterday would not bind Mr. Lewis after| government operation of the mines
after the supreme court decision, control and regimentation of busiThe court adjudged him and his|?€58 85 well as labor and will deUnited Mine Workers (A. F, of L.)|SWOY our fre¢ enterprise system, It
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guilty of contempt for permitting a | Vill lead straight down the road to,
of a court order. Opposes ‘Cooling-Off Period “Back to Middle Ages” | Mr. Lewis bitter Soot His prepared statement was |ing the right to strike were made. dratted before the high court had{iP connection with proposals tar | ruled. In it, he said: |r cooling-off period , before a | “When the ‘right to strike isi ghjep DH nin Sapues In limited or taken away from the
intervened. workers in this country, the form | His comments on rath othe of government in America is r legislation
included: changed. The only difference be-
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and rewritten for Senate Majority ,.4 Carleton Alsop, radio producer, who were secretly married in Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Quentin. Reynolds were
Leader John VanNess. Another amendment to the measure gives applicants for permits the right to appeal to superior court if their permit is denied. This amend-
the only witnesses at the wedding.
vent denial of permits on an “arbi- not apply to existing taverns. trary, capricious or political basis.” One change to the bill would pre-
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vent establishment of taverns in ages commission chairman of one
ment was presented as one to pre- residential neighborhoods, but would of his two votes on tied issues. Increased revenue provided for in ever, felt it would have no
The senate tacked on an amend- the bill would go-to the ABC for the on present plans for new strikement to strip the alcoholic bever- purpose of enforcing the measure. | control laws.
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ended. tween serfdom and freedom is the The courts ruling was a major right of voluntary contract. | triumph for Mr. Truman, who made| “Take away or limit the right to
| strike in America and you turn the { ec to ba Mra Lewis, ~ [BE gedision ate ia aw clock back to the Middle Ages, you and was generally welcomed in
(congress. Many ‘legislators, how-|the absolute form of government. effect| Mr. Lewis’ statement made no
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strike down freedom and substitute strikes and illegal actions on the
direct reference to his legal contest|up the funds of th with the government over the No- | zation.” e Parent, organi- |
Making unions liable to suits— | “Legislation of this character might | well destroy every labor organiza{tion in this weountry. There is no | reason why any employer could not {precipitate and provoke illegal |
part of local unions that would
strike last November in defiance ® Socialistic bureaucratic state.” | S—
perimit them to litigate and tie
Outlawing the closed ' sho “Those who insist upon using toe | power of the state to compel union | members to work with non-union members against their will are in- | viting economic chaos in labor relations in America.” _ Prohibiting industry-wide bargain. ing—"“This is one of the most flag-
rant proposals against the right | of workers to exercise their basic!
rights. rv The charge that the labor unions have secured a monop-
oly is a red herring . . . to divert | the interest of the. people from the | real monopoly created ‘by the cor- |
porations during and since the war.” _If the public delivered any mandate in the 1946 election, Lewis said, it was a mandate to end “restrictive, bureaucratic ‘control of government over the lives of the people, not to increase. such control.”
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