Hyde Patle, Oct, 5.
During a conference with President Roosevelt here to-day, Mr. William Green, President of the American Federation of Labour, promised the President seven million labour votes in the coming November election. As a result of nation-wide labour union resolutions which " displayed unprecedented unanimity in the ranks of labour, Mr. Green revealed, it was safe 0 ¢stimate that seven million Jabour voles would go to the Demo—eratic candidate next month, tween five and ten million labourers will yo to the polis on election day, 'Mr, Green predicted, "The present Administration speaks! the "Inbourers' "Janguage," Mr. Green told reporters following his interview with: the President." "We want humanitarian policies continued by their inaugurators."
'Reyarding the American Federation of Labour's dispute with the Committee for Industrial Organization, headed by Mr. John L. Lewis, Mr. Green said that' a solution of the split in the ranks of labour appeared more hopeful.
'Mr, Frank' Murphy, U.S. High Commissioner for the Philippines, who Is now on leave from that post participate in the Michigan gubernatorial race, to-day praised the Fecovery efforts of the Administration after conferring with the President. Mr, "Murphy "asserted. that. many states, including Kansas, 0 which the Republican Presidential candidate, Mr. Alfred Messman London, ts now governor, would have been unable to balance taels budgets without the assistance of the Federal Government—United Press.
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