The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-22
RELEASE four
MORE GARMENT
STRIKE PICKETS
Union Greets Jailed
Members with Flowers

Ida Dubnow and Fannie Goldberg,
two garment strike pickets jailed for
defying the injunction issued by Judge
Denis E. Sullivan, judicial agent of
the openshop interests of Chicago,
were released Saturday afternoon
after completing their Today SEN
fences.
shopmates Greet Pckets.
A committee from the union and the
Albert and Cutler shop in which these
two girls worked came down to greet
the girls as they were released. A
big bouquet of white peonies was pre-
scented to the girls by an elderly shop
mate who wished to be designated
as "a Friend" a.
Minnie Friend and Sarah Panitzky
presented two big bouquets of pink
and white peonies to theitwo garment
strike pickets on behalf of the Chi
cago Joint Board of the international
Ladies Garment Workers Union.
Bertha Plant, who has one small
child dependent upon her. and Rose
Unafirio were released yesterday after
noon from the County Jail after serv-
ing their sentences.
Minnie Seidel, who was released
Friday afternoon from the County
Jail after finishing a five-day sentence
was one of those at the Cook County
Jail Saturday afternoon to greet the
two 1924 garment strike pickets.
Judge Aids Union Work.
When chided about being "jail-
bird" she declared quickly: None of
the girls is ashamed of going to Jail.
If Judge Sullivan thought he was go
ing to stop organization work, he was
mistaken. He is only helping organi-
zation work and he don't know it.
None of the girls that were in jail
will ever be afraid of jail 1t will not
be possible to scare those girls by
mentioning jail to them.
Union Helps Pickets-
1--WE had a good time while we were
in there. The union saw to it that
we had all we wanted. We sang.
danced, and enjoyed ourselves. When
ever they mentiol jail to us again
we'll just laugh at them We expect
ed it to be worse than it was.
"The food in that jail is rotten. /
would rather eat out Of garbage can.
Jail would not have been so good,
maybe, if it hadn't been for the union
They sent in some good meals to US.
The mother and three month bride
Of Morris Krvetz, who entered jail
Friday with Mrs. Vanss.-l Kaleto who
carried a seven months old babe with
her, were among those that came
to greet Ida Dubnow N and Fannie
Goldberg. Morris Krvetz was SEN
fenced to serve a 5O-day sentence, he
has a mother and wife to support.
Refuse to Allow Baby in Jail.
When Mrs. Wanda Kaleto sought to
take her seven months old babe into
Jail. the Cook County : Jail officials
declared she must leave IT with some
one outside the jail. She was forced
to give the baby to one of her friends.
Seven months old Henry will miss his
mothers care for Is days.
A telegram was received from Nor
ris Sigman, president of the Interna-
tional Ladies Garment Work ers
Union, greeting and expressing the
sympathies of the entire membership
of the International Ladies Garment
Workers Union for those that were in
Jail.
Left Wing Camp oreets Plekets.
Camp Nftgedeigit, camp organized
by New York leftwingers, many OF
whom are garment trades workers,
sent telegram of sympathy and ex-
preston Of solidarity to the jailed
garment workers.
Tell Bob Miner that the girls divid-
ed up the roses that he sent into jail
and they have pressed them so that
they can have them as a remembrance
after they leave the jail" declared
one Of the jailed garment workers to
a reporter for the DAILY WORKER.