The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 10

interme es ( ~ STATEREGULATION ) OF LBOR UNKS Asks Senator Lockwood Not to Quit, as His Aid is Needed. In his capacity as volunteer coun- @el to the Lockwood committee, Bamuei Untermyer has suggested to the members of that body for their consideration during the summer rec- ommendations to the Legislature cov- @ring State regulation of both labor and capital, with special refe the New York Stock Exethia ether stock markets. These suggestions are embodied in @ letter which Mr. Untermyer ad- and @ressed to Senator Charles C. Lock- ‘wood, Chairman of the committee, fust prior to his departure for Europe Saturday, with a request that Sen- ator Lockwood communicate them to the other members Mr. Untermyer'’s legislative pro- posals are mainly those which were put forward by the committee at the last session but failed of passag In urging State regulation of labor unions, Mr. Untermyer makes {t plain that he does not propose to deprive any of these bodies of the right to strike, but merely to prevent such abuses of the trades union system as the fining of non-members, injurious alliances with employers’ organiza- tions, and other evils which he de- clares are harmful to the cause of organized labor itself, as well as in- furious to the public. Proper regulation of stock ex changes, he says, should prevent speculation by brokers on their own account, secret pool and syndicate manipulations, trading In stock on a “when Issued” basis wher the facts regarding that stock have not all been made public, the power of the governors of an exehange to expel members without permitting them re- course to the courts, and other ob- Jectionable practices. The letter concludes with an urgent appeal to Senator Lockwood to re- eonsider his decision to refuse a re- Momination this fall, and to permit himself to be returned to the Legis- lature for ‘he purpose of working for - there and other proposals. If you find the Kraft name on it you can rest assured that it’s great; the best cheese you can buy; that it is full cream, rich and wholesome. 3 varieties: American, ‘The simplest way to end a corn is Blue dey, A touch stops the pain in- stantly, Then the corn loosens and comes out. 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