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CATERPILLAR
Shovels
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v* more than highly effi
cient excavators. They com
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bine in one machine the usefulness of a shovel, »oader, scraper,
bulldozer and angledozer. They will do more kinds ot ions
faster and cheaper than any other machine of comparand
size, power and capacity. Caterpillar Shovels come in 2 monels
with heaped bucket capacities from Wi to 2Vi cubic yards and
are hydraulically operated. A lift fork attachment for io~ging
and industrial applications is available.
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BRODERICK & BASCOM
Wire Rope
>n.i| Men and equipment need
» the increased protection
of Broderick and Bascom preformed
Yellow StrancJ wire rope. Tough, drawn-to-order steel wires
provide the starting point for Yellow Strand’s endurance. Pre
forming then adds greater flexibility and efficiency. This process
neutralizes stiffness and internal stresses and results in a
limber rope that resists kinking and whipping; runs and spools
smoothly and is safer to handle. Ideal for construction, legging
and all uses where wire rope is needed.
GOODYEAR
Batteries
Every Goodyear battery
* is constructed and engi
neered to give longer, trouble
free life. They meet and exceed all specifications of the
Association of American Battery Manufacturers. Every Good
year Battery, regardless of price, is composed of the finest
materials available, and cases are exjra rugged to resist crack
ing or breaking in service. Goodyear Batteries are delivered to
you "Factory Fresh” to assure a full service life. Before you
buy your next battery, come in and see the Goodyear.
REX
Self’Priming
Centrifugal Pump
toga Re* Self-Priming Centrifugal
Pumps are the simplest self
priming centrifugal pumps ever built
there are only six basic parts. This extreme design sim
plicity has great advantages. You get longer pump life . . .
fewer parts mean less wear, less chance for trouble, far lower
maintenance cost and more gallons of water pumped per dollar
of operating cost. You get sustained efficiency, too, for you can
quickly, easily replace all wearing ’ ats to restore new pump
performance. Insist upon Rex pumps.
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Gov. Harriman
Is Active Candidate
For President
NEW YORK. UPb-Gov. Averell
Harriman announced himself Sat
urday as an active candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
President. ,
He tolji 200 delegates to the Hat
Workers Union convention:
“I want to say to you that this
hat is in the ring.”
With that he tossed an old gray
fedora into the air.
At that same convention Friday,
David Dubinsky, the influential
head of the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union, had
urged Harriman to abandon any
thoughts of seeking the nomina
tion and work for the good of the
party.
Dubinsky, who also is co-chair
man of New York State’s Liberal
Party, which has considerable
vote-power in the state, endorsed
Adlai Stevenson for the Demo
cratic nomination.
Harriman’s declaration followed
closely on the heels of Stevenson’s
victories in state primaries, pro
jecting him into a leading possi
bility for the nomination, and the
illrifess of President Eisenhower,
which might alter Eisenhower’s
avowed intention of seeking re
nomination at the Republican
Convention.
Sunday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City 7, Baltimore 3
Washington 6-12, Detroit
New York 6, Cleveland 0
Chicago 3, Boston 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 6
Chicago 2-5, Philadelphia 1-2
Pittsburgh 11-0, St. Louis 3-3
New York 5, Milwaukee 3
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles 11-3, San Diego 8-8
Vancouver 7-6, S. Francisco 6-5
Hollywood 6, Portland 5
Seattle 3-9, Sacramento 1-3
Saturday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 5, Washington 3
Baltimore 4-7, Kansas City 1-5
Cleveland 15, New York 8
Chicago 8, Boston 0
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 5
Milwaukee 4, New York 0
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 4
St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 3
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Gallup Poll Shows 56% of Union
Members Plan to Vote for Ike
By ROSCOE DRUMMOND <
WASHINGTON—Secretary of
Labor James P. Mitchell is one
Republican official who has never
accepted the idea that the Eisen
hower Administration couldn’t
win the confidence and support of
American labor.
From the earnest days of the
New Deal through the 1952 elec
tion union leadership has been
overwhelmingly pro-Democratic.
But this hasn’t deterred Secretary
Mitchell from taking continuously
the case %nd the cause of the Eis
enhower Administration to labor
meetings—wherever two or three,
or two or three thousand workers
were gathered together.
This drew from James B. Carey,
president for the International
Union of Electrical Workers, the
admiring though perhaps slightly
dry remark: “He has—in an al
most literal sense—been bearding
the lion in its own den. ...” '
What does the American labor
movement think of the Eisenhow
er Administration? Nearly all the
complimentary remarks which the
labor leaders have been making
about Secretary Mitchell have
rested on the open or implied res
ervation: “Don’t construe this to
mean that we are pro-Eisenhow
I er.” But even if union leadership
; is not pro-Eisenhower, what about
the rank and file of union labor?
The answer, according to the
latest Gallup Poll, is that for the |
first time in at least a quarter cen- j
tury, a clear majority of union |
members indicate that they intend |
to vote Republican this fall.
This wasn’t a survey based on a
balance you like or dislike the j
way the President is doing his [
job. This was a direct, explicit J
question of how you’re going to
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vote, and if your choice was be
tween Eisenhower or Stevenson,
whom would you support.
This poll shows that organized
labor today would vote 56 percent ,
for Eisenhower and 44 percent for
Stevenson.
This is a developement which,
I suspect, will surprise many la
bor leaders. Mr. Mitchell would
be the first to say that is not due
primarity to his personal popular
ity with organized labor. But Mr.
Mitchell’s high credentials with
the labor movement have given
him a friendly and receptive labor
audience in expounding the De
partment of Labor and other Eis
enhower policies.
It is fair to say that Secretary
Mitchell couldn’t prove himself to
be a friend of labor, as the leaders
all agree, unless President Eisen
hower wanted him to be a friend,
of labor and created conditions
which enabled him to be. *
Let me cite one revealing fact.
The total budget of the Depart
ment of Labor in 1950 was $223,
000,000. The Department of Labor
burget this year is $468,000,000.
The purpose; To enable Secretary
Mitchell to do his job better for
labor.
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