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Strange Reasoning Behind American Steel Strike
N
By HENRY BRANDON
tho Washington Steel workers idled by the are always preferable, but
will countries walkout
loso An incentive to reach a settlement is missing on both sides, and so workers threaten to average $17.40 a day. This the strike is likely to go on for
some
striko for higher me ana more than at leas a month, perhaps two. wages, because they say $14,400,000 in wages will be
Democratic Administrations their pay cheques have not forfelted by strikers each usually tried to intercede in the kept up with the rise in the day. Industry will lose an negotiations. The Republican cost of living. The reason estimated 250,000 tons of Administration has consistently why the steel workers here stee! worth some tried to avoid this. In this par have gone on strike la not $30,800,000 a day and, obticular case, it is also interested In not pushing the steel price quite so clear, except that viously, the entire American up higher than necessary by:
with economy is likely to their union contract
an artificial suffer secking
solution. But the Ume will come
when industry had run out and severely if the strike goes
the dunger of a higher steel they are trying to get the on for long.
price will be the lesser evil to à laming of the whole economy. best possible bargain for a
new one.
The Facts
nor
Yet no one seems to be in a hurry to save the situa- Now steel mille that tion. It is an odd situation. normally turn out nine- The workers seem to feel
Nevertheless, the Government ін син- the basic steel that since July tenths of
is cautiously optimistic that month neither the steel workers tonnage have closed down tomarily a holiday
for steel workers, the first the steel industry will be oblo and a national steel
of bright glare two weeks at least can be to stand the is on, which in due
counted as vacation time publicity on the extent to which both have already contributed to will cause widespread unem and, consequently, as no postwar inflation. And thut ta ployment in many other actual financial loss to them, perhaps the most Interesting industries.
1960
WHY MUST IT TAKE US ALL THAT TIME
JUST TO CATCH UP ON THE AMERICANS?
not day but before 1960- grotesque black shape may slide between the forls at the entrance to Ports. mouth Harbour.
It will turn beneath the ornate wooden stern of the ok frigate Foudroyant and come to a stop among the mubanks of Haslar Creek.
This will be the first British atomic submarine.
At that time at least a dozen atomic submarines should be in service with the United Slules Navy.
by
Submarines diving too deeply tre collapsed like paper bags by the terrine water pressure,
No
an
conventional submarine dive safely to more than one-thirty-sixth of the sea's greatest depth of seven miles.
much
Wil
water
can
Tom Pocock
former
year old Engineer-in-Chief
Navy.
Most
strike
course
Assistant
The steel companies, on the facet of this strike situation. other hand, foresee a de- If Congress decided to study clining demand for tonnage the facts impartially and not as 10 unions or in- in the third quarter. They they appear
dustry, neither will fare weil. know that their customers have stocked up heavily as
preliminary
According Lo
the
|a hedge against a strike and studies, the facts show that the
deel companies have been the expected price rise, and bellweather of postwar inflation. so they too feel they afford a strike.
No Cure
are substantially bigger than the average, and its
eun its prufts
labour has also profited
than any other labour group.
moro
The argument now among Government economists
heard
In
Because of this situation is that the steel industry,
it is more difficult to make spile of its huge profits and in- 2017 argument about "lost" casing dividend payments, has never tried to absorb some of labour "lost" wages
but costs, company the rising
each new wago earnings. For, in fact, these simply added
concession to the price of steel, losses are occurring without and sometimes more than WEB a strike. The auto industry necessary. And unions have laid off about 150,000 never felt any compunction workers this spring because asking for more money as long as the public has been willing of overproduction, for in- to
to accept [1 constantly
rising stance.
coal of Hving.
in
-40
Sull
Thus many experienced ita difcult to orgue
this 19 that a strike is a cure. Reduced servers feel-and again
however reasoning, are but stable production schedules a strange
correct it may be that the strike will hamper rather thab help the opportunity for price increases.
of the Royni
needed urgently detalls of the experimental atomic submarine Nautilus's sea trials. How effective 13 the shielding and cooling of tho nuclear engines? Is the sub- marine noisy? How 14 the health of the crew?
schedule, building
The first British aternic submarine is still an embryo, a design study.
Unli th:3 summer the Admiralty continued with
This information will now be tomle submarine development
One detail becoming available, with no help from the United which has already reached the Slates Navy Department.
Admiralty is that French fried British naval scientists had potatoes ---- one of the crew's
rely
and favourite dishes is rarely newspapers
move to
cover
On
GREAT DAY
• ATOMIC SUBMARINES arc Noon to be built with stronger hulls, so that they
of the deep, sunless magazines, wardroom hearsay, the menu because trying, it has that covers half of the and whispers from the Pentagon been found, produces a toxic-gas earth's surface just as their vast for the smallest details of the which it is dificult to neutralise
American range enables them to utilise to
But without outside ventilation. Atbmarines. The atomle submarine is the full the 139,000,000 square now, at last, the information is already being spoken of as the miles of sen-water that
beginning to flow, empital ship of the future. Al- three-quarters of the earth,
British A rendy tis revolutionary effect
• ATOMIC SUBMARINES can engine, described
report this Information will carry a guided missile with an miralty as a winner," has been ACCORDING to a Washington atomic warhead. directly and designed and a formidable com- cut the British schedule for the bination of technical brains Arst submarine from five years drawn from Vickers, Rolls-
to three. Generally, the belief and other top firms la Royce
now is that the first atomic with naval architects submarine will moor alongside scientists.
on warfare can be visualised.
Already it can be seen that this bizarre and expensive weapon could give to the Royal Navy a power and an influence it has not enjoyed since before Jul- land.
Let me tell you exactly...
@WHAT: CAN THEM,
ATOM 'SUB DO?""
suumation HE atomic submarine differs
THE
marine as a clipper from IL canoe.
◆ ORDINARY SUBMARINES can maintain a war patrol for only about six weeks. They are limited by frequent refueling, and also by shortage of storage space for food and stores, by the capacity of their water dis- tilling plants, and by the fatigue
of
unsten, to an enemy coast.
THE
WHY ARE. WE.... 80`FAR BEHIND 1
working
nuclear
marine Ad- at the
the catamarans in Haslar Creek A new organisation, called soon after 1880.
Vickers Nuclear Engineering has It is a long way ahead. But United States already has been formed under the execu- when that day does come it will two atomic submarines tive command of Rear-Admiral be the greatest day for the Royal afloat and seven are on the Sir Edward Rebbeck, the 54- Navy sinco Trafalgar.
ΤΟ
LETTER ADDRESSED TO
GERMAN AMERICANS
From JAMES COOPER
Now York. Wamem objected to their lack of rafta, moored them in the middle crews living amiong the -MEN are investigating clothes. And then it was found of a lake, and called the police.
Genre fodhi's
tangle of machinery.
● ATOMIC SUBMARINES can cruiso for months on a small German
stock uranhum fuel. They manding can be large enough to carry neo-Nazi
months' suppiles, many
and "struggle
their crews will have comfort-
passage
да
That illustrate
among turown from BEER bottle Americans de- Dante's "Inferno"-"]} hope
rock 'n' roll dancers in San
oft help for &nbandon, ye who enter here," Jose, California, set
organisation's "THREE out of every ten do hour-long riot by 2,500 teen-|
able messes, Alted with ultra-pendence of violet sunray lampe, with most country.”
AIR? EASY
◆ ORDINART SUBMARINES must frequently rise to the sur- face to gulp fresh air for their diesel engines or to recharge
their electric batteries
Y JOHNNY can't rend. I'm
Boys and girls fought agers, for the inde-
tors' prescriptions in the U.S.
The band fled. each othor. our mother are
the new tranquillity
And squads of poilco poured drugs. report Tho American in from their annual ball being of the ugly" and dirt-gathering Behind the circular in believed Psychiatric Association. It warna held near by to make 10 arrests. pipes encased
behind light, to be the scheming mind of Otto that the casual use of "happl pastel-coloured bulkheads,
Strasser, one-time Hitler ness" or "peace" pills is medical- PREDICTION 1: You're likely nssociate who
the ly unsound and a public danger. to see by 1900 a network of broke with dictator in 1933 and fled to
The association estimates that pipelines criss-crossing America derived Canada. He returned to Ger 35,000,000 prescriptions for the carrying fresh water
drugs will be issued this year, many last year.
from the sea-Secretary of the It is nigned:
Interior Fred Seaton. "The Fighung Association for an Independient ARNING more?-then you are Germany" and is headed: "Ger-
smoking more, bays the DRE
PREDICTION 2: New York mans, be Germans again.” Census Bureau, reporting that State in 1957 will ban liquor ATOMIC SUBMARINES
21-State After blaming the U.S. for 13.7 percent of those getting for everyone unler need no fresh air for their Germany's "humillating state under $1,000 a year smoke more Assembly man Joseph Carline. nuclear engines. Air for breath-the Iciter says:-
than 30 cigarettes a day, com ing can be produced by burning "Our paltence
la at an end. pred with 20.0 percent in the oxygen candles near carbon-Our ranks are organised for the $7,000 and over group.
a desperate parent caught in struggle for freedom. You are
the mart of progressive educa- ATOMIC SUBMARINES
NO could
John, 12, and two girls, crulso
occupying important posts and sure are theatregoers that
mind and soven, all have normal weeks or could hide In
You her "Wonderful Town succom .Qs but can't spoil "cat"- merged canyons or beneath the have slept long enough."
when he returns to Broadway in advertises, a father in Dallas, Arctic leg,
"Auntie Mamo,”, that 100 theatre Texas, offering housing, ti car, ORDINARY SUBMARINES *
have already been DORTRAIT of President Eisen. parties. can mako about eight po
a private teacher. knote submerged even Inst hower is to replace Rodin's booked, although rehearsals do expence, and an open salary for Submarinca
such de the new nude group depicting Threo not begin until August 15.
TROF-DUSTING pllot Fred developed from ashades of the gate of Hell" a German U-boat, can exceed 20 the covers of 13,000 programmes ERROR-Two hundred rio Glover, 38, dipped low over knots only in short bursts,
printed
ing teenagers formed a road at Haziohurst, Georgia, month'a
girl camp in McCall, Idaho, A. and leaned out to selc a motorist SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, LTD. ATOMIC SUBMARINES can Republican convention.
| maintain 'a' ereed of more than The nudes chosen for art's camp guard fired on them with the way to a landing fold. His KOWLOON | 25 knots until the engines wear sake"--were labelled "Peace, a ride. Then, at gum-point, the plane crashed into stroo and
out..
Progress,
Prosperity, giria marched the youths-on-to, he was killed.
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POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER
Let me recall the war- ing
pave than Your lordships decided to abolish the rack This scifd, 'la the than end of tho
wedge "/"
The Election
Will the strike have an in- fluence on the election? Perhaps. Certainly if industry pushes up the price of steel appreciably, it will enable the Democrats to put more "steel" in their attack on big business and on how tho Elsenhower Administration pro- tecis it rather than the
sumer. It would also weaken the Republicans' argument that they have stabilised the value of the dollar,
But if not even President Elsenhower's second illness will have much influence on the eles. tions, as some of the intest opin. lon polls contend, one wondera what will have an Influence,
Fortunately, this country, un- like others, does not depend on exports for its living. Hence the steel strike will only affect the home market, not the solvency of the Government.
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