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art.) ip erm perp ; ’ . wn oe Seat AERA Ae oo g . (An. a oe r] \ y whe lye / rf a rs Tela c Ickes Again ee i ee wm cere seme TEBE EES | ane Put in Charge -~ ~*~ PM's National Ldivor ae WASHINGTON, Nov. &-—The fourth nationwide coal strike today resembled a ie that everybody had already seen three Once again John Li had dawdled while the miners sul lenly and silently ; Snee again President Roosevelt bad. ordered Government seizure of the eC OOOO mines as the first raove toward end-|enike, after the government hasj ing the walkout to the old and| mien obiclls Lable & yy &coor oO old and | uni i to ; familiar scenario 4 is Lewis’ taro under the i * rites of the to stride onto, the, stage and a [om pounce— ue deliberation Ww) Seizure of the mines brought no his colleagues—that the coal miners fo trae OF the me be have Oe eee et sctims d fhey ane t. Cf . o ure. Lewis Silent Edward R. Burke, spokesman But there were stil some uncer-|the Southern Appalachian Opere- tain elements in the performance; | tors, lamented last night: . Lewis gave no assurance that he} ]: would seem that in a sensible would play his customary part pow that the President has set the stege for him. Following issuance of x White House order last night he maintained his usual reticence; be | FD was not ¢ to speak out until the policy committee a5 gembles at 4 o'clock this afternoon. While it is generally anticipated that he will yield, it i an certain whe er he will swallow id YIU S ; HOT RECGRDBD | Trie de a clipping froa page JF of PM aes