The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
Strike
 Seems Under Control
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Mrs. Salvatore Vinci, who were to be arraigned in police court during the day. The condition of Miss Myrtle Way, i8, whose skull waA fractured in a stoning Tuesday, waa said today to be improved.
 No Need For Mllltia
 Mayor Leo B. Hantangelo said to- day he believed state and local po- lice would be able to cope with the situation and 1t would not be neces- sary to request national guard troops.
 State labor department oficiali said they would investigate com. plaints of union organizers that children were being employed ct the factory as strikebreakers.
 Rand announced Q night shift would be inaugurated here today and estimated 500 would be ems ployed in addition to his count 0i 0e0 now working. Before the strike was called there were 1900 on tho payrols. Union leaders declared only 200 were now working, al- though police estimated placed the number at slightly more than 300.
 Claims were made that of this number only % were formerly ern- ployed and that the others were 'learners," being taught the type- writing trade at c company school. Rand admitted there were num- | kas s.e hAnnlsa a apa 1Asst aauaNkAA VtaNat of the help was experienced.
 Gov. Cross intended to hold Q second conference today, principal ly to receive reports of progress be- ing made to restore order in the community. Rand declined to at- tend last nights meeting and said he would not be present today. Taken To Labor Body
 Washington, July 0--(UP)-The strike of $500 Remington Rand Inc, workers in six cities will be laid before the American Fedora ton of labor executive council now in session, labor leaders said today,
 John P. Frey, president of the metal trade department of the A. P. of L. said the request for COG operation already had been made tc him and that he planned to coor- idnate strike efforts.
 Developments along tho tri. state strike lines indicate.P Frey said, "that this great business ma chine corporation is either acting under agreement to mark out ths battle lines of corporate wealth against labor, or the coincidence Il remarkable"
 Frey said his reports show Rem. ington-Rand is pursuing Q policy intended to goad the workers" but that union discipline is holding splendidly."
 Act of Defiance
 He described as "an act of de. fiance and hostility" the reported purchase of a strip of land by tn company adjacent to it's Middle town plant, allegedly to "keep strik' CTS at Q distance" Frey issued statement saying:
 1 "The real concern of Remington Rand is in the fact taht the work CTS are determined to stand united for their lawful rights and tha they refuse to be gtampeded bacl to work by company blandishment and misrepresentatiOns.
 "Manifestly the company intend to smash unionisFn if possible and ] hopes to wear labor down by tn cost of the struggle in cash. Let a clear that point now by saying tha labor will carry that cost as lon as necessary. A principle is ct stalk and labor is accustomed to payin a high price to convert feacti0naFI business and economic rOyalistg z that new democracy which mus come to modern industry.
 Serves Neliee On Company
 T want to serve notice now ol Remlngton-E1and that organizes labor intends to use its full strengtl in this struggle. which is one c tho major industrial struggles Q the year. We are informing the on tire organized labor movement as q the company's attitude. We are call ing every kind Of cooperation wyeTywheFe ln the effort to vii for the Remlnston- Rand WoTkes the full henefIta Of 0euoffafil