The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-31

Parkers, McMahons, Greens and
other highly-paid officials and mis-
leaders must be kept where they
have put themselves, outside the
strike"
NEW YORK.-Five hundred tug
boat workers, members of the Asso-
ciated Marine Workers voted on
Sunday night to strike for an eight
hour day. At present they work 10
hours. August 10 has been set ten
tatively as the strike date.
YORK, Pa, July 3G-Govenor
Clifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania has
announced his readiness to assist
manufacturers in their announced
efforts to move scab-made cigars
from their plants here despite the
mass picket lines Of the 5000 cigar
makers on strike here, Efforts to
move cigars from the plants here
have failed thus far despite brutal
assaults by local and state police
on Cne ndSSeQ plCkeGS'
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30
The strikers at the Girard Refinery
of the Gulf Oil Company have re-
sumed picketing of Gulf Service
Stations, while the Petroleum Policy
Board and the Compliance Board
are trying to chide the company
into rehiring the strikers, and sub
nit their demands for wage in
creases, and for seniority lights in
hiring new workers to arbitration
ST. LOUIS. - John Harrison,
Young Communist, was slugged last
night by A. F. of l.. Machinist Union
thugs while distributing leaflets to
the strike meeting of the Century
Electric Co. The leaflet, issued by
the local Trade Union Unity Coun-
Gil, called upon the workers to be-
ware of the sell out being prepared
for them by the Regional Board in
cahoots with Fitzrnaurice of the
Machinists Union and the Genital
Trades Council. The workers had
been on strike FOR three weeks.
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa-Strike
action by workers of the aluminium
industry has been postponed to Aug.
3 by the National Aluminium Work
ers Council negotiators, committee
of four, additional time having been
by the Aluminium Co. of
America in which to consider the
demands of the union.
PoStponement of the strike date,
which had been set by the member
ship, was made without the decisioa
being submitted to vote of the
rank and file.
PITTSBURGH-The strike of 538
Logan's Ferry miners, which has
been quiet since it started May IS,
may break into active struggle if
the company carries out its threat
to resume production with strike
breakers.
Wolverine Lodge 227,
of Railway Carmen, is
a conference of all shop
craft unions on the Chicago g.
to take steps for
30-hour week at the present pay,
relief from the company or other
sources for laid-off employees, a halt
to the company's speedup system
in the shops and for unemployment
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 30
Militant walters in Local II of the
Federation of L a b or
walters union have won a four-day
strike at Sardi's exclusive restau-
rant patronized by Hollywood big
Shots" The successful strike gives
the walters weekly wage of $3.50,
no deductions for meals, the eight
hour day and full recognition of
their union. Cooks won $40
month increase.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 30
Petitions are being circulated here
for the recall of Judge Frank c.
Collier, who has issued injunctions
against workers in several recent
strikes and has earned reputation
as a labor hater. The petition, orig
inally sponsored by the Central
Trades and Labor Council is being
backed by the American Federation
of Labor Rank and File Committee.