The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-22
WALKOUT'S END NAMED PURPOSE AT MASS MEET
Men Agree to Gather Mon- day, March to Al. Em-
 ployment Office
TO ASK IMMEDIATE
 RETURN TO WORK
Opposition of Alleged Rad ical Trend in Present
 Union Voiced

With its primary purpose the immediate end of the month-old walkout at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, formal organiza- tion of the Juneau Mine Workers Association was made at mass meeting at the Arctic Brotherhood Hall this morning
 The new organization, founded before 267 men who gathered in the hall, is opposed in principle to the leadership and present program of the Alaska Mine Workers Union, which called the walkout.
 The first official act of the new employee group was to agree to a mass march to the Alaska Juneau mine employment office Monday morning for the purpose of reg istering for work. The company, in an avertisement in The Empire to- night, announced its intention of receiving job applications Monday.
 Tc Meet Monday
 For this purpose, the new Juneau Mine Workers Association will meet at the Arctic Brotherhood Hall at 9:45 o'clock Monday morning. Both Juneau and Douglas men in the organization will meet at that time and, at 10 o'clock. they will pro- ceed to the employment office.
 The other important detail con- sidered at this mornings session was the election of a 12-member bylaws and constitution commit tee, which is scheduled to meet at T o'clock tomorrow night. Heading this committee is James Lyman. Others are:
 Jesse Paine, Bob McPhee, Doug las Mead, Curly Cameron, Albert Norman, Jack Finlay, Bert New man, Lawrence Carlson, Henry Langfelt. George Hall and Ted Danielsen.
 Oppose Radicals
 From the sentiments voiced at the meeting, it is apparent that this committee will write consti- tuition which will take a definite stand against what they termed as 'radicalism"
 Temporary Cha rman Ed Kir- schoffer, who has been a Juneau resident for more than 30 years and who is veteran mining em- ployee, apparently expressed the thoughts of many of the men pres ent this morning when he an- swered several representatives of the Alaska Mine Workers Union who had argued against the forma- tion of new organization.
 You can't get anywhere unless you treat other people as you would treat yourself Kirschoffer said in charging the Union with a radical, defamatory attitude to- ward prominent business men and officials in Juneau Kirschoffer re- peated what others had said when he, slapped the Union newspaper for what he termed too radical and derogatory stands on current issues"
 Applause Interrupts
 KirschOffer was interrupted at this point with applause
 Soon after. he asked for vote on the formal organization Almost every hand in the room was raised argued against the measure, there several members of the Union had argued aginst the measure, there were no hands raised for no
 The session started with Ted Danielsen giving a report of the group appointed by the Workers Benefit Committee to confer with L. H. Metzgar, General Superin- tendent of the mine. Danielsen traced the various conferences, and told how Metzgar. had said that he would take employment regis trations providing men could reg ister without molestation. Then Danielsen described last nights City Council session, at which time up to 800 deputy policemen were