Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-08-30 | Page 4 | Is Divine Guidance Invoked for Labor?

Is Ts Divine Guidance 1 Invoiced Jl for Ealor Jabol Ten years ago lacking lackin a few tew days when the American world the fliers were hopping up the west coast preparatory to their formal departure departure depar depar- ture from Seattle they paused at Eugene Eugene Eu Eu- gene Ore and were banqueted On that occasion Flight Commander Martin responded to the kind words of his hosts and to make clear to them the feelings of at the aviators starting out on such an unprecedented ed adventure he told the story of a aman aman aman man down in m Texas who had decided to become a flier The ambitions of this particular man were a little ahead of his knowl knowl- edge It seems that when he had learned nothing more than how to get the plane of off the ground he slipped sUpped out and took to the air However How ever after he had flown for a while he wanted to come down and arid ol 01 course he couldn't think how to dc do it He grew more and more bewilder bewilder- ed Finally he let Jet go of ot the stick and said Now God you take it jl We are reminded of the story b bj by bythe the strike developments particular particularly I ly by the threatened walkout of ot textile workers but also by the thc scattered strikers throughout th the country and the late lamented difficulties on the Pacific coast The administration appears to have taken to the air with great flourish and enthusiasm in this matter of labar labor la bor bar conditions but now there is z a J growing suspicion that it know krow how to come down The gov enunciated section 7 a and now declines to define its operation In detail Watching the progressive progressively Iy ly greater confusion on the labor front one wonders whether the stick already has been resigned to the Lord Portland Portland Oregonian for tor mankind If religion is constitutional likewise is the Utopian gov