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FROIFl UJHATI HEAR
Labor legislation introduced into the
territorial legislature reflects the tenden
cy in the states to place curbs on the power
of labor. In addition to the referendum on
the «pen shop, proposed for the next general
election, there are territorial bills which
•utlaw a certain type of strike, call for
the settlement of disputes by conciliation,
make incorporation of a union necessary be
fore it nay engage in collective bargaining,
and reouire compulsory arbitration before an
indsutry is shut down by strike action.
Politics occupied much o’f the House’s
tine last week, when a Republican measure
calling for party election of national com
mitteemen was defeated, largely because some
Republicans, reputedly those under the thumb
of the GOP boss in the territory, voted with
Democrats against the measure. Bitter crit
icism was directed at the "New Deal Republi
cans" in the House, since their failure to
vote along party lines nullifies the effect
of the Republican ma jority.
Bills calling for a tax on amusements and
on lotteries both were killed at last week’s
sessions.
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The bill which will give teachers a big
ger paycheck each month was approved by both
houses and is now awaiting the governor’s
signature.
AT THE CHURCHES
Gospel Center
Sunday School 11:00
Church 7:30
Sermon: Studies
in the book of
Colossians•
Mother’s Class 1:30
(Thursday)
Services held in
Union Hall.
Methodist Church
Sunday School 10:00
Advantlsts
Church 7:30
(Sunday)
Topic: ’’Court
VTeek in Heaven”
Church 7:30
(Tuesday)
Topic: ”How Near
Is the Judgment?”
Church 7:30
(Thursday)
Topic: "7;hat Is
Christ Doing Nov;?”
All services held
in the Methodist
C hur ch._
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TIME CHANGED
During the summer
months, the Sunday
School hours of the
Gospel Center will be
shifted from the
10:30 opening hour to
11 ofclock, it was
announced this week l
by Mr. and Mrs. George
Tobelmann, mission
aries. Classes will
be dismissed at 12:30
p.m. |