The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-25
SOCIALISTS, ALL.
IN SCAB M Q We
Aim to Break Strike in
Cafeterias
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with the charge that their jurisdic-
ton has been infringed upon in the
calling out of the cake bakers to
strike with the rest of the cafeteria
workers.
That this is a false issue can be
clearly seen from the insignificant
number of workers so involved, and
is raised only to hide the strike
breaker tactics they employ. The
appeal uses all the tricks of the
bosses to split the workers ranks
including the warning to the Jew
ish workers" that the Opposition
union will under the mask of revo-
luton and under the excuse of strike,
break up the hard earned gains OF
the bakery workers"
Spread Lies on Let's.
The hypocrisy of the role being
played by the officials of this local
is especially brought out in their ac-
cusation contained in this statement
that the left wing local No. 164,
Amalgamated Food Workers Union,
is approaching bosses for agree
ments which lower the scale of the
bakery workers.
The facts are that several bosses
already having agrc3-,ents with
Local 500 approached the Amalga-
mated Food Workers Local 164 for
contracts. These were refused. A
letter dated April 20 was sent to
Local 500 by registered mail inform
ing them of these facts, citing the
demoralizing conditions being
brought about by the antagonism of
the locals and proposing measures
to overcome the bad situation.
The officials of the right wing
local refused to accept this letter
when it was delivered. This fact is
given greater significance by the
fact that the attorney hired by these
socialist officials is the same attor-
ney who obtained an injunction for
the employers against the Amalga-
mated Food Workers Local 1874.
Police Aid Socialists"
This conference completes the
united front of the police, the $50
cialists" and the re-actionary Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council, that
with the bosses have to date failed
to stem the rising tide of the strike.
The specific task of the United He
brew trades is especially to prevent
the spread of the strike to the lower
downtown section, Second Ave-,
Delaney ST., East Broadway, etc.
The acts of the united strike
breakers can only spur the activ-
tiles of the workers in building the
strike and strength of the May 3
conference for the setting up of one
trade union center for all food work
ers' organizations in this city which
shall send a substantial delegation
to the big Trade Union Unity COR
ference in Cleveland on June 1.
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In addition to the Sheldon Cafe
terra, which signed an agreement
with the union yesterday, the Moon
Cafeteria, at 1916 West 9th St.,
and the Consolidated, at AGO Broad
way, came to terms with the union.
This makes Is cafeterias where the
strikers have gone back to work I'M
der unto nconditions.
Besides the Globe, four more
places went on strike today. They
are the Monroe, Goth St. and Broad
way, the Sun, 3Sth st. and Sixth
Ave, the Mirror, 36th st. and Fifth
Ave. and the B and B, $50 Broad
way.
When a committee entered the
Globe Cafeteria, 18th st. and Irv-
ing Pl., to persuade the workers to
join the strike, they were attacked
by the private detectives who were
guarding the place. Ten of the
workers who walked out on strike