13-(Sr c. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sunday, Oct. 7, '58 liberal Arts,.: College Trains Union Leaders By HERB THOMPSON ANNAPOLIS. M., Oct. IB - Some of the uvelist labor talk tn America today Is going on in a babel of foreign voices each week day at St. John's College, one of the nation i oldest liberal arts schools. - At the college's International Labor Center here, trade union leaders from around the globe are exploring such matters as the guaranteed annual wage, the AFL- CIO merger, social security and the Taft-Hartley Act. .-. . It's part of a program to ac quaint them with American soci ety, trade unions, collective bar gaining processes and labor laws before they set out on a tour of ,th nations cities and industries. Specialists Usei Their Instructors are members jet the St. John's faculty and spe cialists from the fields of labor, Industry and government. The program is sponsored by -the International Cooperation Ad ministration as part of its lectin! cat exchange program. Its admin istrators regard it as an import ant wedge in the . global battle against communism. . " The labor program has grown Iro.it a small start 1b 1952 until it now includes most of the non- communist world. In the past year, 624 trade union and govern ment labor officUs from 40 coun tries streamed through the historic college, founded in 1696, for brief ings ranging from one week to two months. ; . , With Emoaaiia . Seated around separate tables ith earphones clamped to their beads, the conferees listen . to an Interpreter translate what a St. John's professor is saying. , I Jotting Botes as he talks, they are ready with a barrage of ques tions when he finbhes. The dis cussion is spirited. The questions frequently are tied In with some problem confronting a labor lead er in his homeland. But a good bit of the course deals with the his tory and development of American unions with a heavy emphasis on methods by - which- U.S. onions have resisted communism; v" "The bask aim A this program )s to encourage working peoples of the world to organize and main tain free, democratic trade unions to combat communism," says John T. Dohert.', the school's 28- , year-old director. - ' "Labor groups are the first tar get of Communists In trying to take over a country. It's in Amer ica's interest to have strong trade unions abroad to resist such to- . filtration." ,f:.Z, FILM FESTIVAL DUX ..TRENTON, Italy. Oct I (, Seventy films from IS nations are entered In an international moun taineering and underground ex ploration film festival opening here Oct. ?. The United States and Russia are among nations enter ing. . 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