The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-08
MiddLetouvn Mayor
 MayAsk For Militia
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and busSes will not be tolerated"
 Police, 1t was learned, were to pc instructed to wade in with night" sticks" and break up any congrega.. tons shoulde there be evidence or further trouble this afternoon when the plant closes for the day.
 Immediately the governor arrives at his offices, he will summon par ties interested in the strike to 2 conference, It was anticipatco Middletown city officials, union of" ficers and President James II. Rand, Jr., would be among those to at" tend.
 Only Sent 2b Men
 Mayor Santangelo asked Lieuten. ant. .0oyernor Frank Hayes laSt night for 100 State Police. only 70 were sent to the plant early today when 6 bus load Of WorkerS wa" stoned and one man arrested.
 T still feel that 100 troopers are needed" the mayor said. IT we are unable to get proper reinforce. inents, then I'll ask the governor to send the National Guard" Night of Disorders
 Wholesale arrests were threaten cd today as Q bus load of Reming- tor. Rand workers was stoned by strikers after night of mild dis. orders. Police announced i've may lock up the whole 1,400 before we're through" Aloysius Koszka, accused of being among 0 mob which stoned the bus as it neared the factory yard today, was charged with breach of peace and hurling stones ct Q motor vehicle.
 Two other stonings were reported during the night.
 The homes of Thomas Bohuslaw, this city, and Thomas Hutton, Port land, were slightly damaged by rowing rowdieS.
 Most Serious Break
 The most serious outbreak oc. cured late yesterday at closing time when 0 mob of 800 attacked 0 bus. Two occupants were injured. Strik- CTS fought with police and several strikers were clubbed.
 Miss Myrtle May, iS, MiddleAeld, 0 bus rider, was taken to Q hospital with Q brain concussion and possible skull fracture. George Halliday, 66, suffered Q cut over his eye.
 Anthony Russo, 24, was arrested as police dispersed the rioters.
 Telephoned Lieut.-Gow
 Fearing more widespread vio. lence, Mayor Leo B. santangelo teiephoned Lieut.. ..0ov. Hayes late last night, requesting additional police. Police Chief Charles Ander. son said he expected plenty Of trouble" at the plant and well have as many state police aS we need" The troopers carried regula- ton sidearns and nightstickS. Strik- CTS, milling around the plant this morning, were told to conduct themselves peacefully and obey . superior court injunction which limited the number of pickets to ten. All others trespassing on the property would be arrested, they were told.
 Strikers Initiate Co.
 Remington Rand officials pur. chased a strip of property adjacent to the plant to keep strikers at a distance. The union retaliated bS leasing an adjoining parcel of land where hundreds congregated ano jeered at returning workers.
 Two policemen were assigned tc each bus carrying employees to anc from work and every precaution was taken to protect the machines as they entered and left the grounds
 If things get worse," police tolt the United Press, i've may figure some way to arrest the whole l,4O( and lock 'em up."
 Riot Act Was Read
 Prosecutor Morris Wrubel said that, inasmuch as the "riot act" had been read to the strikers, he would press for conviction of any one are rested as result of disorders at the plant or elsewhere. Conviction car ried Q fine of $l00 and a sentence oi six months in jail.
 Congreeations of three or more persons were speedily broken up and the crowds were kept moving.
 President James H. Rand, Jr., who spent yesterday afternoon taking motion pictures of the strikers in front of the factory, was unavail' able this morning for comment on the disorders and their effect on possible early settlement.
 Unl0nlxe Entire Town
 Union ofilcialS announced today g meeting of the Central Labor Union was held last night and five reso- lutions were adopted. one calling for a campaign to ''unionize thu entire town" including merchants tradesmen and industries.
 The other resolutions protested against the superior court injunc' ton as "unfair": protested to thu mayor against the use of out.o town police in the strike; calle' upon the governor to withdraw stat policemen, and demanded tn mayor conduct ai''ccwplete investi eatlon" into a shooting of las week when the wlndshield on al