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compensation law so as to help workers through the difficult months of
unemployment until reconversion could be effected. Congress has not yet passed
such legislation.
The responsibility for that is solely up to the Congress -- and
specifically I mean the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representa-
tives. I hope that this Committee to a sense of its obligation to the
working people of the Nation, gives the Members of the House an early
chance to vote on this important legislation. We must all recognize that
legislation which helps sustain the purchasing power of labor is legisla-
tion which benefits not labor alone but all of us -- business, agriculture,
white-collar workers and every member of our economic society.
I am sure that the workers of the Nation, those who depend upon
manual labor for a livelihood, also feel a deep concern about full employ-
ment legislation which is now pending in the Congress. I do not speak
in favor of any one particular bill, but it is high time that the Congress
adopt some effective legislation which embodies the principles underlying
full employment.
The American people are entitled to know now that this Government
stands for prosperity and jobs -- not depression and relief. Passage of a
Full Employment Bill will give the American people this assurance.
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