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The putting of “teeth” into the feeble statute should, it is argued, be an effectual step towards abolition of strikes on the ir If such could be the r country would doubtless rejoic what if the teeth should prove to be and so badly made that they would wabble about in the jaws of authority and be incapable of biting? Isn't there some- thing more fundamental and_ essential than simply strengthening a clause in the transportation Surely nobody in his senses believes that the Labor Board with its proposed set of new incisors and molars could act as a bear-trap. The primary object of the amendment would be to deter to some extent walkouts of employees on extensive scale, disrupting business prosperity, like the late big the consuming public generally con- demned. But it will never be possible in free America to force men to stick to jobs with which they are dissatisfied. hat would subject ‘them to serfdom, and American workers are too independent and_ self-respecting to submit to any proposition of that sort. Human being cannot be made prisoners in plants in t land. Mr. Gompers needlessly foamed at the mouth on this subject, for even our most stupid lawmakers would not dream of chaining men to the oars in the galleys | of capital. PUTING teeth into the law would ¢ legal weight to the Labor Board's findings as to the rights of self-discharged employ but could not hold the men in harness against their will. There is no certain way to eliminate strikes by law in the United States. If men want to quit work, singly or in mass, they are likely to do so while the nation stands, for under our governmental system there can be no constitutional enactment to prevent it. | If the men, however, should seek to return to their employment the teeth might do some serious s They might macerate the hopes of repentant idlers. ‘They would thus have negative force and they might eventually militate against hasty and ill-con: ed_ strike: But the teeth would not fully and sat- 20 Broad Street New York City isfactorily solve the great problem which 28 fddress all inquiries to the Financial Editor, Jun giring full name and exact street address. Anonymous communications will in no case be answered. Would the Teeth Have Biting Power? 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