The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-09-10
How Were the Workers Notified?

Russia"
How Were the Workers Notified?
NUMBER Of questions connection with Mrs MeIsan feat
of heroism word around the Soviet
masses that Mrs McLeans stone was worth cool mnP Was
headnd in the "Pravda" the vesa9 That strongly doubt
Soviet mthods journalism needless quite different from
those prevailing capitalist countries that the editor of
the Pravda" didn't trouble to have wocon cut made Of Mrs
Mclean and her diamond although judging by the splendid prodc
ton Of the which the
morbid fascination for the workers Of Moscow
also rather curious about the people who hated" Mrs Nc
mion-doiar diamond read
capitalist press that the Of the Soviet Union
are in factories and can leave their machines for hehg moment
by special permission of the Communist Party
Of the Soviet Union Then how was this review of Mrs Mc1ans
valuable diamond accomplished?
The explanation that that the Washington
placed herself the diamond flashing
the Mscovte sunlight as peasants
solid hurredy gancng at her
jewel Having taken hasty look at the diamond the workers
Smaby spat unison at this vulgar American boueoe as their
eyes bazsd collective hatred.
Wanted-Greater Atrocities!
IAN be that the capitalist has thoroughly bankrupt
aoy the Soviet that they to lean
miserable Mrs Mclean brings from abroad? Shame
editors correspondents
rdblooed about forced labor cnnbsm and the mass exc
con Of archbhop tales Mrs Mclean has brought back
boodcrdng though they may be- are much much too tane
The War in Textile
INTERESTING deghts textile strike
the country contained the following letter from reader Of
this column abos Of the New York capitalist papers and
who just what embarrassing items are thwn into the waste
paper basket
1ve been working day copy CAPT
interesting features of the strike that should find their way
into pages of the Daily Worker.
example, REEVE outstanding Of the Socialist
Party and president Of the American Federation Of Hosiery Workers
working closely together with Francis j. German chairman of the
United Textile Workers Union strike committee Washington
Reeves special task be to keep the hosiery workers back
joining contract
manufacturers 1885 $4,000 Of the $4,000
workers in his union, and the contract is sacred.
However the hosiery workers pushing for strike in
Two wired
to all locals to stand by The United Press navey thought meant
hosiery strike flashed the word around that the hosiery workers
0ttb
Government and manufacturing circles He had to speak clearly which
something that Socialist leader uncomfortable He issued
statement hours later that the order to stand by given
not to prepare a strike but PREVENT
1T looks present however Emil Reeves S. P methods
won't keep the strike from spreading in his direction.
Incidentally the matter of the hosiery agreement sort Of sy
convention of the hosiery Reading few months
had all the Of his oquenc stop vote for
definite insisted the they
demanded real struggle for reduction hours with
Finally voted the manufacturers notice of ter
effective believe the end of August
referendum authorizing" the officials to call
Better contract There BEEN far know
such this that
the hosiery standing REEVES particular
Of what looked for few hours like militant phrase
Othr of the strike mind In Danve Labor
Day there the parade pleasant
relations of capital labor To maintain these pleasant relations
the police chief gave carrying
would arrested Immediately
povn in the South u T W. officials are touring strike areas
telling the men to put the brake on the flying ladons
Carolina state representative there has offered let the
manufacturers conduct vote inside the mills and the majority
favo the management then will be picketing.
workers places like Meadle Pa, Roanoke Va
and other towns have asked German for permission to strike Cor
man the question German STALL
ing whether allow the dy Paterson to strike seems the
question difficult to decide special meeting being held
today the key position in Paterson The
th-owsters also are being held back.
that he let the strike The should
not German He's tough spot seems to be
harder get the to stand by when they
want to marching forward with their brothers,
"N GEORGE LEWIS"