The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 17, 1934, Image 3
HEAD OF LABOR
I my opinion that unless the workers Jui’e of the automobile labor board to
secure redress for to’ievances about f-bpction properly and effectively.”
SOUNDS WARNING, which they have complained over a iireen criticised alleged delay of the
{period of time, strikes will occur in,board in acting, saying that although
Green Serves Notice on Automobile'^>ther manufacturing plants of the au-, the board was appointed about seven
tomobile industry.” • ) weeks ajfo, “the workers allejfe that
‘There will be np peace in the au- thus far no decision has been made
tomobile indusUy,” he added, “until the merits of any case of dis-
[the (grievances of the workers are set- charjre or discrimination for union
WashinKton, May Kt. _ William■ »"'* coorcion .otivity and union membcrahip this
C.Wn, preaidont of .ho An.erioan'»t-'l-l>-l. Iho riKht of c-olloctive ba,- nctw.thalan.hnK .ho /aot that the
Federation of lutbor, warned today Fainin^ establirhe.1 and company un-,board was appomted or the spec.hc
, r sL ion domination and intimidation Purpose of makin^r decisions upon
> leases of discharjfe and discrimination
.r.,mpan> I'nion laaae Ipierented, 'with the underatandinK i
(Irwn said the unleat hinped on the ‘bat the deciaion of the board would
issue of company unions and that au
Industry. RiKhtinK of Workers*
Grievances I>eclared Price of
Peace by Spokesman
that strikes in many branches of the.
automobile industry would occur un-
les^a- strikinjf workers of the Fisher
Body plant, Flint, .Mich., won their
d( mands.
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“The .“trike of the workers em- tomobile workers were “resenttul” l**<*y‘*‘ *^ |
ployed at the Fisher Body plant at that the settlement of the threatened ! Section 7-A Cited j
Flint, .Mich",' reflects the spirit of un- automobile industry strike, a few “The workers complain that their |
rest and discontent which prevails ifenerally hailed as a >.;rievanees—hnw^not been adjusted,'
emonj? the automobile Workers at the for the company union and a their ri(jrht to barjfain collectively has j
present time,” Green said in a .«tnte- <it*ft*Ht for orifanized labor. |heen denied, the company union is im-
ment.
“It is of a serious nature and it is
■ Dis.^atisfaction had been accentu
ated, he added, ^because of the fail-
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po.sed upon them, and they are still
being coerced and intimidated in the
effort.s the companies? are putting;
forth to compel them to become mem
bers of the company union.”
The labor leader said the automo
bile workers had accepted section 7-A
I of the national recovery act as ac
cording them the right to organize j
j independent unions and through them
I to bargain collectively with the plant
managements. The industry, he said,
was interposing the ‘-strongest oppo-
isition possible” to efforts of the work-
jei’s had been “intimidated and co
erced” into joining company unions.
' “The workers,” Green asserted,
“believe this is a violation of section
7-A of the national recovery act.”
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COME TO CLINTON
Friday and Saturday
SHOP HERE and SAVE
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E offer thousands of dollars worth of new Spring and Summer Merchandise at great
savings. Every department is complete and this makes shopping easy and insures
getting something you’ll like.
You’ll find it profitable to come to Sumerel’s first. Plenty of salespeople to serve
-you. Make our store your headquarters.
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..Mrs. JamcH RooKcvelt Honored
Former PreBidentH* Widows ,
by
New York, May l.'L—Widows of
f;ve^ former pr^idents sent Mother's
*^day greetings tonight to Mrs. James
I * Roosevelt, mother of President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, at a banquet of the
World Peaceways, where-she wa-s the
guest of honor.
The messages, together with one
from her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Elea-
. nor Roosevelt, were among a large
basket of telegrams she had received
from men and woYn^n in every walk
of life.
i “I think it is wonderful what the
mothers in this country have been
able to do for their children,” said
Mrs. Roosevelt, hei* face flushed with
happiness. . “
“But I'think that the influeiKe of
the fathers is just as essential.
“It is true that the fathers often
are too- much absorbed by I business
*to i>ay as much attention \a8 they
like to jtheir children. -’Andi I add,
as much as they should.”
The widoyvs of foj-mer pi esidents
who sent messages were .Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
Sr., Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Ben
jamin Harrison and Mrs. Thomas
< >[Preston, Jr., the former Mrs. Grover
Cleveland.
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6 Towels, 20x40,
19c value
$1.00
5 Towels, 22x46,
25c value
$1.00
11 yds. Gingham
anj Chambray....
2 pair
Boys’ Overalls ....
4 yds. good fast-color
Prints, 19c quality
$1.W
$1.00
~50'
300 yds. Coats Spool
•Cotton, thimble free
10*
10 yds. Unbleached
' Voile, 40-in. wide....
60*
Rayon Panties,
all sizes
8 yards
Play Cloth
12 yards
Mill Cloth
25'
$1.W
$r.oo
7 yds. Broadcloth (Ml
white and colors vl*vU
7 yards Cham-
hray Shirting .
$1.00
2 Ladies’ Print
Dresses, fast color
$1.00
Men’s Overalls, $1.25 value,
2 pockets
on bib
$1.00
Ladies eyelet Batiste Dress
es, size 14 to 44, in navy,
also light shades—
$2.95 and $3.95
Ladies’ >Vhite Sandals, all
sizes—
$1.25, $1.35 and
$1.49
Ladies’ All-Silk Dresses, in
white and pastel
shades, size 14-44
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2 pair Full-Fashioned
Silk Hose,
all colors
$1.00
WELCOME TO CLINTON AND TO OUR STORE
SUMEREIS DEPT. STORE
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