Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
R. RS COllARED BY US.
RULES. AlTERBURY SAYS
pcnnsy Official Warns Labor
Board That Naturalization
and Syndioalism Arc Near.

Pht,apo Nnt,h 20 Grn W W NJ
trtbutN vice president of the fennsNl- !
wanna Railroad aud fnrucr chairman w
al, railway executives labor committee.
tanh an emphatic stand aeatnst national
a.r,.ements which he termed prolific
~ u,ts,tpderstnndlnEs iu heated all
ia, cross examination before the Rah-
road Labor Hoard yesterday
Questioning hN Frank y Walsh
counsel for the union. brought vigorous
,.rrt,s from Gcn. Attcrhury. and time
and again the wintcss replied by cross
questioning his interrogation. Charges
,h,t tho union leaders did not really
,.prcscnt the employees. and that
r,ttnnal rules were used TO procure ON
,lnvp,nt Tor moro men and extract
,,onev from the roads on teChnicalities
V.t. hurled across tho table as the
General took tn, stand against al rules
81 national Application
TN, gust ~ Con Attcrhury's tcSti-
...uV mlv bc summarized thus
I.ll.s should hc negotiated between
oir i,Is of tho roads and then own en-
,I,,,.s across the conference table
efI I.r i game ~ poker
-rh. ,4ght -hoU day could not h' I'M
,ai~aU, arrli.d t. All employees IS
it..iall, tram scrNicc men. because 5h'
Iurd didn't build th' rai'r"adS 'la'
w
IN. establishment " -" hourly has'S
=, .b,p ualk has DESTROYED the cnorEy
,n,ti,ti,r nf ,hu, employees and
abolition 80 pi.... w"rb would +" th'
,..,et dreadful tfiuE that could happen
T. ,atIra,d ,rupl"t''s
\aiap,i ,ul.s constituted q dog 'ol
,,lrd th. ur,ks nf th" rallr"hdS'
vat.b vurfd h. troo I" negotiate th'h
n, ,al.- Nuu thtir own employees
.. lrfuut, tr, hoard 'uis thc doL
.. G.n Nu.rl1trl was rcforrink
9t...r tr.u lal"l paper repre-
= .ttrt ,.sti.r#l .,ef"'tnsuis IS c"iiaf
dar llv.ioJ rsil'"ad@" and led ~
IL. .ti.,r.. ar,i,-t puinu officials
tai f.v. h> Nh. t'.n"lal ~ fh'
mas =, tb. dts s testimony y" dc
r.d nla froilgh th" national agree
!, .ts n,d tr. ,ti.,t ~ employing NOR"
IS. vt. tr.tsr fri.ud u my iu"n
fb ati.u m.r ~ thls
ul l.la .ttoe lr"rsh' tr"m
W.s-t r...s ,h.thsr Gtn NJ
. t.d th .,'inn hands
> lu -u - not Thaa' mn
.. nt.I h.r. G.r Att"l~
r.pH.I
at .ff.ra "a tu = discussion e
r ,l ,;.u ,rtsflau> j.ma nd"d
IS. tr.,s b. rui.raeted ,iearll amt
.t. d.fu.i Mr Walsh sail b
ht tb. ordinary meaning "f words
...d Trs hr,ueht um,k rctor'
th sft-,es Y.e but when it
+. ~. ielus mcare and methods
e,tflr. r..u.s ani of tul" you
f.. ar III. nrnst sVp.rt - afN
..v
rb.s. o. Iaaa ,.rs lear t. NJ.
,r ttlIu,t Nj Walsh said
That b.D.ts. Nou drut Know a1N
II ug about th.m. tn. Witness replied
C-u Ntt.rtul maintained through
:, th. ,a> that ~" SGT uf rules could
Negotiated vbnl vould nave ma
nal arpii, ,tiyu. .,rd declared the only
s..i i-ta,t,u7 vaN ~ aErcelue 81 rules
v.s by dit.,t conference between the
,.r,t5s who would aprly the rules and
a., employees whom thsy would affect
Ia ills t.-tfnt.u, Gtu Attorhury said
los,- a.,t h,en 4bfe 10 negotiate
# h.s ,u,l,.,.ee tui that the national
!. 0.,r.ent4 hsd pIaecd 2 dog collar on
t.. ..ade slld that u Vae Impossible to
tr il th Ill, PENNSYLVANIA employees
] f ne f.Att'l lf..+.fttf. ''i tliltiff ~
ls 81 read from several American
f.f.,sn at Labor bulletins. which. he
4 5hrnt-Ic1 Tho omrlnvees.
ttar Att,uhlltN read a statement
81. rs III. d,v which declared tho
.,..tr 8pe.,n had reached the part
!. ID rho vaNs
So mon, 4.i3aue question confrouts
tedav IS, said ono road leads 70
,rru,cr' nvpcrehip NATURALIZATION.
.h rt,r isn and svndirahsm the
ad Ill Industrial peace aud the
ss.I,u .t that t-lividuaI initiative.
~ ,ri te-pou elIi'tty which ne
a Nuc~i.a- TIN. sign board on
asd = raf5ooar aErecmcnts on
ntb.f Dad negotiate directly with
avr eu3Iiovces
g.n Ntt,rllfs declared that he had
dChf Vrth aCarlz.d sahat as such