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Labor's Big Three In Opposition To Truman's Fact-Finding Program By HAROLD W. WARD WASHINGTON, Doc. 5 (!) The ClO'a open brmik with (ho administration todny aligned labor's blu thrco Into solid and formidable opposition iiMiilnnt President Truman'a program for fact-finding lis n moans to cud industrial ntrlfo. Congressional loaders has toned to duturmlno how seriously thin united front among tho CIO, AFL and UMW would threaten enactment of tho Inw Mr. Tru man usliad in special message Death Claims Famed Doctor PASADENA, Cullf., Dec. 6 (fl1) Death him clulmod Dr. Thorium Hunt Morgan, regarded by many men of sclonco an tho world'i foremost uuthorlty on heredity. Tho 70-ycnr-old wlnnor of tho 1933 Nobol prlno for modlclno succumbed at Huntington Mem orial hospital yoitcrdny after ihort illnviui. .... DunfiiwnN Amur III nf hlnlnffv t tho California Institute of nMhnnlnnu .n. Mrtrunn uim fin admitted fooder in at least five fields of seleniuic roseorcn, out his epoch-making contributions to genetics overshadowed all auto. ..i .1 n n na ur. Morgan ncia ua, mo, PhD ond LI-D degrees but not an MD. Ho was the first winner of tho Nobol prize in medicine wno was not a pnyni' 11m t.mn IVin nrlyu fnr ,-lnr. Ifylng tho laws of heredity and nulnllni. it anrl(.a nffni 17 jrtars' study of tiny vinegar flics drosophtfa mvlanoitnster. Dr. Morgan was graduated from the University of Kentucky In 18H0. His widow and flvo children survive him. Lily Growers Will Meet December 11 COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. Dee, S (!) Lily growers from tho three Pacific coast states will mot here December 11 to nlan expansion of the Pacific Easter Lily Growers' association . Secretary A. W. Hemenway sain today an executive meeting will be Meld December lu. on Monday. But thoy wont ahead wltn tnoir plans 10 urau u dim to curry out nis progrum ana to introduca it today If possible. Murray Makti Break CIO President Philip Murray mude the break In a bltlngly critical rudlo broadcast from Pittsburgh, whoro he is directing strulegy of tho ClO-Stcol Work- ors in inoir impending struto at Ilia u. s. Btoci corporation. Tho A PL, through President William Green, and John L. Lowis' United Mine Workers previously had ' criticized Mr. Truman's plan which culls for 3U-luy sirmo truces wnno inci flhdlng boards ara at work on tho contention Ihnt u would shackle labor. Hut Murruy wont further. Ho said tho plan was designed "to weuken and ultimately destroy labor union organizations. cio cool The CIO leadership has been coollnu toward tho Truman ad ministration sinco v-j uay, wncn tho nrenlrlent decided to Haul- duto tho war labor board. CIO members of the board thought it snouia be retained to moot rccon version labor nrohlcms. Murray was runner irnea whon Mr. Truman refused to Classified Ads Bring RosulU. City Council Will Talk Land Sale PORTLAND. 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