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effect does President Nixon's Phase II Economic Program have uponthis powerful labor board?Does the composition and actions of the board re-flect a move to the 'right'?What effect has the activities of the Pay Boardhad upon the NLRB?What is the fate of collective bargaining in a controlledeconomy?Obviously,Edward Miller is in an ideal situation to make animportant presentation on certain aspects of the labor movement in the U.S.  \nPECIAL TICKET LUNCHEOWMONDAY,APRIL 24TH,12 MO0WGRAND BALIROOM,ST.FRANCIS HOTE  \nThe HonorableGEORGE P.SHULTZ  \nDirector,Office ofManagement &BudgetExecutive Office of the President  \nTICKBTS $5.50 each.Ticketa will be mailed if cheok and self-addreseod,rtamped envelope isreoeived at the Club Ofce no later than Tueeday,April 18th.Unpaid reservations eannot be heldafter 5p.m,Thuraday,April 20th;and no refunds after that date.Members are arged to obtaintheir tickets prior to meeting date.  \nTHERE IS NO GUARANTEB THAT TICKETS WILL BB AVAILABLB AT DOOR  \n60LD BALLRO0M,SHERATOW-PALACE HOTE  \n# \"A CONSERVATIVELABOR BOARD?”\n\nEDWARD B.MILLER  \nChairman,National Labor Relations Board  \nROBERT L.SCOTT,JR,Quarterly Chairman  \nMAX THELEN  \n# In MemoriamMAX THELEN\n\nSenior Past PresidentCommonwealth Club of CaliforniaDied April 5,1972  \nThe Senior Past President of the CommonwealthClub of California,noted attorney,Max Thelen,passed away Wednesday evening,April 5,1972,atthe age of 91.He was the seventh person in the his-tory of the Commonwealth Club to be given anhonorary membership.  \nThe Commonwealth Club has never had a more active,enthusiastic anddevoted member,or one who has served it more helpfully and faithfullyover a long period of years.  \nMax joined the Club in 1908—64 years ago—and was elected a life mem-ber in 1923.He had served as the Club's Quarterly Chairman in 1917,andhad been elected to our Board of Governors in 1921.He was chosen as theClub's Vice President for the years 1923 and 1924,and was elected its Presi-dent for the years 1925 and 1926.By virtue of his two years of service asPresident,Max became a life member of our Board of Governors.Thus,hismembership on the Board has been continuous since the year 1921—a periodof 51 years.During the early portion of those 51 years,Max assisted in theplanning and incorporation of the Commonwealth Club.He served as Presi-dent of Commonwealth Club,Inc.,from 1928 to 1969.In addition,he hasserved on many committees of the Board of Governors,either as a memberor as chairman,including service as Chairman of our Constitution and By-Laws Committee,the Research and Radio and_Television Committees.Healso served as Chairman of our Questionnaire Committee,a position whichhe held continuously for 26years.  \nMax early demonstrated that he was a brilliant scholar while working forthe degrees which he received at the University of California and Harvard in1904 and 1906.He was admitted to the California Bar shortly after the SanFrancisco fire in 1906.Max then became assistant attorney,and then attorney,for the Western Pacific Railroad from 1907 to 1911.  \nIt was in these early years that Max developed his interest in public affairs.During these turbulent times in our State's political history Max worked dil-igently and became the author of many important statutes,most notable ofthese being the California Public Utilities Act of 1911.That same year hebecame the first attorney for the California State Railroad Commission.In1912 he became a member of that Commission and later served as its Presi-dent from 1915 to 1918.  \nDuring World War I he acted in many important capacities,one of whichwas the Assistant to the Director of the Purchase,Storage and Traffic Divi-sion of the General Staff of the U.S.Army.For his outstanding federalservice he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.  \nMax entered the general practice of the law in San Francisco in 1920 andwas senior partner of the firm of 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