The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-11-12

7 and for two weeks we had no
overtime. You bet he was sore when
it had something about his rotten
factory.
There is a few reasons why we
girls can't stick with the union.
Must Learn to Stick Together.
The Greek workers from the diff
ferent towns will not stick with us
and its not so much of their blame
because Frackville has a large fac
tory and there are no girls to work
at these rotten wages they give.
Another thing the girls Chat is
about 1000 that make little higher
than the ones that make only a few
dollars don't like to lose their jobs
that they have.
There are about 10 H. d. Bob fac
tories in the state. What could they
care if our factory would go on strike
to demand more pay. Why they
would rush the other young workers.
1Oung workers Striking.
The H. D. Bob Shirt Co. at Tama-
qua went on strike and the bosses
didn't care thing about it for they
have other workers to take their
jobs. -.-...-.,.
The only way to win out is if all
the H. D. Bob workers could get to-
gether which we can with the Daily
Worker, only some never heard of
it just like we workers here and we
would stick by if the rest would.
We think there are some that get
the Daily Worker in those towns:
ST. Clair, Summit Hill, Minersville,
Tamaqua, and other places that the
H. D. Bob Co. is located. Those are
a few we know. The H. D. Bob Co.
has its headquarters or main Office
in New York City.
Raise Demands.
So let's hear from some other
workers of the H. D. Bob and tell
us what they do and about their
work. OF course, we know that every
place we go there are stool pigeons.
Workers should we take wage cuts,
what should be the answer, no!
Should we take overtime for young
workers of IA to 10, no!
Should we have a free buss line
to take us home. This is for the
young workers from other towns
YesD Should we work and II
hours day, No!
Must we take everything the bos-
ses tell us to do, no! Don't we all
like the Daily Worker, yes! All work.
ers know what's best.
Fight the Boss!
Don't we have a right to join the,
Trade Union Unity League. OF course
the bosses don't like the little girls
that like a union.
Let's all join our fellow workers
at Tamaqua. that are fighting and
we are going back on them. We don't
want to scab on our fellow workers
do we and the answer we know is
no!
The bosses think they will get
these workers back to slave. Well
let's give hand to them and strike.
Don't take that wage cut that we
have been getting. We know we
don't have no leader we will get
one if we keep up what we expect
to do. We are going to help as soon
as we can get a few more.
"A Few Factory Workers of the
Slave Factory Of H. d. Bob Co.
at Frackville.
Editorial Note:-The young girls
and boys should begin to build
shop committees in each depart
ment Of the factory. Each depart
ment committee starts to work on
everybody in the dept, to get them
into the union, in this case, the
Needle Trades Workers Industrial
Union. You must talk with the
Greeks and the girls who get a
little more wages and tell them
that more can be gotten by stick
ing together.
The Daily Worker will try to
make contact with the other H.
d. Bob Shirt factory workers and
see what can be done there too.
Let us know how you are making
out in organizing shop committees
and II you need help.