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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Dobro Mrs. S. GO je


Lansko poletje sem ga videla
nazadnje. Zdalec sem ga ugle-
dala in najrajsi bi Sc mt bila
izognila. Zdel Sc mi je nele zelo
postaran, marvec tudi hudo hui
do zanemarjen, pa bi mt bila
rada prihranila morebitno "a
drego. Toda v tenn me je Re uzrl
in postal, da mi Je pomahal S pa
leo, ma katero Sc je pr hoji OPT
raj.
"Cudno, da me Sc poznate, ko
Sc pa nisva ~srecala re mad leto
dni."
20, takrat sem bill Sc dobro
pr sebi. A zdaj? vi ne veste,
kaksen revez sem! Bolan in yes
zanic -. Pa Sc moran takole
muciti -. Pc tele tri kumarce"
-odvil je skrnicelj in mi Jill
pokazal - sem sci stiri bloke
dalec."
"Vem, VEN, kaj mislite reci,"
je nadaljeval. RES imam pro-
dajalno skoro pred pragom, am
pax JAZZ oderuhov ne bonn pod
piral! Jill nisem in jih nikoli ne
boml Take tri kumare mi je &C.
nil en- eel kvoder, tam sem jih
pa dobil "a petnajst centov. Ia
prihranjeni dam bonn prinesel
domov Sc struco kruha. Ali no.
ge! Oh, mole noge! Poglejte,
Shape! TIE 81 Sc nekako obujem.
V cevlje pa moth zateklih nog
ne spravim vec." Pa srcna ma
paka, revmatizem in Sc zelodec
da mu zadnje case nagaja.
"Skratka, vse Sc je zaklelo proti
meni -" in 81 je obrisal oci. PA
vendar nisem Sc tako star! Ne
kaj cez Sest in sestdeset mi iih
je."
Kaj pravi zdravnik, sem vpra-
Sala.
"Zdravniki so susmarji!!" Sc
je ujezil. Proved da Sc ie mucil
"a svoj denar, cato ne DO zdrav-
nixon MOLINA krava Dvakrat
Sc je dial preiskati, vsakokrat pr
drugem; pomagal pa mu nj no
beden mic. "Ampak racunati, ha,
to znajo! Mrs. S. &c Sc lie
Sc spomnite - ia YAM ie zlata
vredna zenska! Ona, ona Una
zdraviti! Meni in zeni = to We
ste, da je tudi ona bolna?! =
mem in njej kuha cafe vsak dru-
81 vecer. Ona sc razume ma
zdravljenje bolj, nego vsak spe-
cialist. Res ne VEN, kaj hi z zeno
pocela, ako bi ne bio njeI"
Mrs. S., ogromna, oblastna ze-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
NaSi .juzni sosedie

Mas rojak joe List v Mehiki
mi cd casa do casa poslie Nth
revijo, katero mimeografiraio v
ire hjezikih. joe ureiuie slo-
venski del in njegova zena pa
Spanski.
Ia Min revija Sc peca. V We
cini z dogodki V Jugoslaviji, ka-
teri je posvecena. Priznati mo-
ramo tel mali peScici nash ljudi
V Mehiki, da v resnici vrse svoio
dolznost. &c DO mogoce, Jill poi
demo letos ponovno obiskati ter
bonn pozneje lahko kaj vec po-
rocal o Min.
Letos bodo V Mehiki predsed-
niske volitve. Ravno pred sesti-
mi lett sem Sc slucajno nahajal
V Mi in sem incl priliko cd bill
zu 81 ogledati mehiski volilni
BOZ. Mogoce, da njih volilni 81
stem ter stetje glasov nj ravno
kar bi clovek rekel prvovrstno
= in navadno vladni kandidat
vedno zmaga. Ali emo je gotovo
in to je volilni BOZ tam doll je
vedno zelo vroc. Ali vec O tenn
prihodnjic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

kuhana KORUNA zrna IL svinjske
hrane, da sem 81 tesil glad? Maj
lie okusajo, kaj Sc pravi biti la
cen, hos in razcapan -"
Tako sVa Sc razSla.
Nekaj tednov "a tenn mu je
umrla zena in diva meseca po-
zneje SC pokopali tudi MEGA. Ia
pustil je dive Hist in okrog pet
deset tisocakov gotovine.
Mrs. S. Sc je zdravljenje IL
placalo .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

angleska armada v Grciji popo1noma z dovolieniem grske Wade,
cato ola ponaga vzdrzevati tam red in mir.
MOI ga je S tenn imenitno polomil, kajti &c je grsko liudstvo
ma nJegovi strani, cemu treba tuje armade, pa njenih topov, tan
kov, strojnic, pusk in gorjae, da della "mir in red?
oovetska vlada Sc DO brzkone znesla nekega dine mad An
3hjo tudi glede Indie, cesar Sc imperialism Velike Britaniie
na]oolJ boJ1 Ampak &c je angleska vlada "a demokraciio recimo
V Boigarijg eemu Sc vedno pobija tiste ljudi, XII jo v Indiji "a
htevajo?1oF :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
JOSKo OVEN:
JOsKo OVEN:


Re zopet sem dobil pismo z
donna. Pismo, katerega mi pise
moja necakinja, je bio odpo-
3lano pc zracni poSti zadnji te-
den v novembru proslega leta-
sal tako pravi postni pecat ma
oismu. Dne petnajstega deem
bra je bio pismo zigosano cd
iugoslovanske cenzure ter je do
slo meni v roke dne dvajsetega
ianuarja. Stvari pac res MISC
normalne. Pismo je kratke vse-
bine. Pepce Ito je ime mole ne
6akinje) mi pise, da je bill MEN
brat France, kateri Sc je naha-
ial zadnja tri leta pri partiza-
nih, pc nesreci ustreljen v ire
buh in lei sedaj v ljubljanski
bolnici, cd koder je bio tudi ma
slovljeno memo pismo.
Pise mi dale, da mi je re Cd
ooslala pet pisem, ali da Sc nj
dobila nikakega odgovora Cd
meme. HIM, JAZZ sem njej re tudi
odposlal pet pisem in par zavo-
jew obleke in drugih stvari in
upam, da so re dospeli ma pravi
naslov, sal casa je re dovolj pre-
teklo cd takrat.
Res je, da SO 81 pisma, katera
prihajajo IL domovine, zelo po-
dobna. All je tudi resnica, da SO
ia pisma tista resnica, "a katero
smo vedeli, ola obstoja ali jo nj
smo mogli potrditi = sami. VISA
ko pismo katero pride, maj DO re
IL Dolenjske ali pa il drugih
krajev Slovenije, potrjuje stra-
she grehe nash izdajalcev in pa
Sc groznejse trpljenje nash
ljudi.
cloveku je re pac pc naturi
prirojeno, da rad pozabi vse IT,
sto, kar Sc direktno MEGA ne IT,
&c. Sc posebno v danasnjih raz-
burkanih cash, ko je fizicna 81
la skoro glavno sredstvo boia-
bi rad zlezel kan ma lep miren
prostor in pozabil ma vse, kar Sc
godi okrog MEGA. TIE enc vrste
eskapizem je cudovito lepa bo-
lezen, kateri sem tudi JAZZ pod
wren = lie skoda, da 81 clovek
ne more danasnjih modernih
cash radia in casopisja = pri-
voSciti.
Nj menda nobenega med ma
mi, kateri nj Sc posebno V ME
govih mladih letih rad saniaril.
Je pac nekaj cudovitega, kar Sc
ne da povedati z besedami, poe
zija, katera omamlja in katera
ostaja' teboj "a cello zivljenie.
Lezal 81 ma pokoseni travi. V
uSesih 81 Sc vedno cul sviS kose,
katera je rezala dodge, Stroke
brazde V rosni travi. Sc vedno 81
cul evoke brusilnika, kateri lie v
lahkem ritmu drsel pc jekleni
~ojstrini, ter katerega zvoki so
odmevali IL doline. Tam IL biz
MEGA polja je prinasal vetric
duh sveze zorane zemlje ter tam
liza hribov so blisnili prvi zarki
sonca ter razsvetlili vso dolino.
Legel 81 ma hrbet ter 81 pokril
glavo. Skozi slamnate niti DO
krlvala SO Sc vlivali zarki ter Sc
lomili V vseh nijansah barv. Ia
KRAFT SO izginile vse otroske skr-
bi in neskoncna opoinost, katero
more opisati samo tisti, XII je bill
rojen ma dezeli - tie je objela V
svoji razkoSnosti - to so pac
SAME, katere pridejo samo oh
~OOtoyyono Hoc,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
JERUZALEM

V Jeruzalemu je angleska po-
licija S pomocjo vojastva preis-
kala vse hise in zaplenila veil
ko kolicino orozja in hujskajo-
cih letakov, naivec pri zidih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Pri mas

Nesteviho Get organiziranega
delavstva je v stavkovnem bo-
ju. Takega boja menda Sc nj vi
della ia dezela. V kongresu in
senatu grmi. Reakcionarni kon-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
NE CAKAJTE,

do prejmete drugi ali
tretji opomIn 0
poteGeni noroGnini.
Obnovite 10 Gin
YAM poteGe. S tenn
prihronite uprovi no cast
in stroskih, OBJ enem po
lzvrsite svoIo obveznost
ndpr0m Iistu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
NaSi denarni ZaVOdi

Jugoslovansko hranilno in po-
sojilno drustvo je vredno, da Sc
ga omenja. Pred par lett skoro
V likvidaciji = je naraslo danes
ma poldrug million premozenja.
Wee O tenn je bio re V zadnii
stevilki Proletarca. Njegov tai
mix je znani mas Donald J. Lo-
trich. Njegovemu delu in trudu
Sc je V veliki meri treba zahva-
liti "a ia ogromni napredek. Del
niearska seja DO V soboto %. fe-
bruarja V Slovenskem delav-
skem centru. Ia obilni poset vas
vabi direktorij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Nase gibanje

Ne DO dolgo, ko bono dobili
koledar V roke. Je pac Skoda, da
nj mogel iziti pravocasno. So
pac razmere, katerim ne moreS
kljubovati. Kot je re omenil
urednik, DO ~letosnji koledar IL
redno bogat V slikah in V vse-
bini. Nj dvoma, da DO nitro raz-
pecan, Glede "Majskega glasa"
je mole mnenje, da mora iziti
kot pc navadi. Ne re radi ira
dicije, ampak radi njegove vred-
nosti in popalarnosti ga ne SINE
mo opustiti. Sc posebno letos,
ko praznujemo osvobojenje sta
re domovine in osvobojenje de-
laVstva - mora iZiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

gresniki in senatorji imajo ze
pripravljene razne zakonske do
locbe, katere bodo prepovedo-
vale stavke v BODICE. Glede Sc
danjih stavk sta Sc izrazila Sc
n~atorja Eastland in O'Daniel,
oba IL juga, sledece: 1T is appa-
rent to us that the present wave
of strikes is inspired and engin-
eered from Moscow and that it
is a deliberate attempt to take
over the American government
step by step" To je precej ne
varno konstatiranje, izvzernSi &c
imata dokaze. Mixer pa ne Vi
dis nobenega ob~sojanja Cd ten
fantov glede arogantnega posto-
panja in zavrnitve predsednika
Trumana ponudbe osemnajst in
pol procentnega p~ovisanja de-
lavskih plac.
Pc svetu 1ss.
Rev, DR.. r. E.. Tulloss je mne-
MIA, da je vera edino upanje "a
preprecenje komunizma v Ev-
ropi. Rekel je, da je demokraci-
ia bila rojena v religiji in da
brez we're ne more eksistirati.
Pac cudna trditev, &c pogleda-
mo v Spanijo, Portugalsko, TIA
lilo i V razne juzno-ameriSke de-
zele, kjer Sc danes gospoduje
vera. Kaj pa inkvizicija in sve-
te, posvecene grmade, kjer SO
cvrli w starih dobrih casih' ia
Ike ljudi, kateri SO sanjali o de-
mokraciji? Cudno, kako bratske
postanejo razne religije, kadar
je Min eksistenca in gospodo-
vanje V nevarnosti! Kje pa je
vecja Ignorance in beda kot raw
no v dezeli, kjer je vera V CLAW
mem sedlu?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO

following officers installed the meeting of Local
secretary Huff financial secretary Clifford
shop collector Arthur Ferber Inspector Francis Davis guard Maxine
Hoehnes.
John Patterson Cnonsbug Pa has accepted job the packing
department plant OF the Homer Laughhn M China Company
epoo High School still further another will be given employees
next Monday night The fee for the closing 2 weeks of the will
be So 90 payable in advance.
at Hopewe adopted
meeting calling for 20O yearly salary for financial secretary recording
Bedford poes Monday evening
committee charge of arrangements include Bros Fisher Go and
Ohio
his right hand several days while crankng his machine making
xent five site necessary
Marshall Coshocton Ohio has employment
the Own China Company's plant at Minerva Ohio
exceedingly enjoyable
and orchestral numbers featured the thryecond
l.. Veth, financial
Albert Pene Edward Daugher John Musok Harold
pending the completion
porcelain to china, visiting in East Liverpool
& P Rd N nna E at Gus has accepted employment at the
Sber ggerman of clarbug accepted temporary
at China plant, Niles, Ohio.
Oliver Burfor retired pottery manufacturer East Liverpool spend
at Burbank and former Ohio pot Another
B. Bennett, former handler
China Companys plant, who S resident of
cepted employment dpper at the steubenvie Pottery
Rocky River
is flng-n for the regular dpper who is ILL.,
Mile Coleman, dpper recently employed the Pottery
has helping job the c.
Allen Cramer member of Local Union 49, warehouseme has purchased
Arnodu Lakin, i'll for time with rheumatism
Iaughln plants last week
William scragg moudmake has resigned his position PopGoser
Watkins, Pottery oiciated
basketball Bethany
Bethany He of
basketball referees the by college Ohio
Pennsy
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
YOUR JOB AND THE LAW
FIGURING BACK PAY

of
entitled be restored to the job held We also
entitled article
explain how this back figured
the
add would the
~ ADDITION
Suppose that out for 20 weeks and that $50
That's un the for the job
collect elsewhere Thus those 20 weeks
laid the
eliminated addition Similarly
and
worked the job before
the
OF have been work
all
handling has with the
Another You might have than dollars and cents
of
employer
which would
normal business later time So the NRB not be able to
the the whole total less total
for ayof) and orders that be divided all
deduct what he earned elsewhere meantime
SUBTRACTION
would $1,000
would
That usually what other
looking for another That
everything figured
That counted
unemployment compensation benefits benefits
They earnings
altogether you
the to
truth earnings from the NIrsB investigator
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
On the Capitals Cuff
Blu TRAVIS X. HEDRICK

amless drifting
thinking passengers are becoming a bit alarmed
One lifted high demanding defnae and realistic policy
Chester Bwles Bowes believes initiation
advised with
oPA that unless the policy dng and dng ended shall have
eecon-by
Bowe concerned about the trend that he
laid Either this publicly
policy within three week period by Feb
will be obliged find apoogst OPA Bows Co., will be
afraid seldom inclined political
of
for him leave the job he
under Franklin d. Roosevelt of the most thankess positions fed
definite clearly publicly policy
for what a lot of folks call the rest of the public
Bowes knows he for the fight his f But he confident
thinks fight extend OPA for IL months after he
has this definite de- init and publicly @ stated stated wage,priee @ % policy
hoked
communications that pouring in demanding
Republican both sides of the dome
they can't afford the fall elections with they
voted against price control ..aoa.
On the Democratic side the situation is much the with Bowe
backed by his best friend the Postmaster Gen Robert nnegan
happens Democratic
hardly liberal but he not terrific souch raegstand he knows
of life about and from whence they
Bowe is pretty fair position from tactical He is
flushed with recent victories IN winch ne won his night for ceilings
old and house construction hn the administration
He of subsidies food hold
the retail level He feels he is the friend of the who
see the butcher and
Agriculture Clinton Anderson made much of his fight to raise the price
butter by three leaps Of &c until reaches total increase
pound This position of Andon ndored by Rversion
promised the dairy lobby that subsidy
be removedh the rules would be off free
At point N says of
high lSc pound above present levels will not beyond
a
Back this Bowes victory subsidy
his full the industrial
er store will pay at most only &c Of that total figure
The idea back divert milk solids from butter
cheese and milk for export production worked but WELL
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
From The Herald Files
.THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

dipping Wesv has accepted job with
Committee by and Labor Council
interest and enthusiasm the
Cana adopted the name Oh ho State Constitutional
Philip Byre and Shoe Workers Union
national Federation OF addressed Trades
and Council Wedne the
Will Thompson accepted position Limoges
China plant in Sebrng
damagedHy Tuesday morning The loss slight
covered by INSURANCE.
Friday February r. as the time for the
making 1t is nned to make this event OF the most enjoyable the kiln
Albert Obny ggerman china works the Knowles
Knowles Pott Sunday afternoon his home
died Sunday
the home his Lisbon road after lingering illness of tuber
cuosis
Henry Schnedmir the china works and member of
Union "B" of Local Union
bowling match the better the alleys
Frank Hull apprentice knhand the Thompson Pottery
took his bride Monday ngh Miss Annbea Mcmo College
the nupa being performed Father Smvthe
ysus parish The couple quite well known and have
housekeeping Greasey
Bradeld of
the fall primaries.
of Pollock, of No a.
whose death occurred the early of this week. buried Thursday
from the family residence Sheridan
that experienced there
daughter of Frank Anderson member of Local Union No. A.
confined her home in Newell VA with attack of scarlet fever
there meeting the Standing
committee meeting
Bentley Pope president of PpeGosser Company was an
Liverpool visitor last Thursday.
Laughm plants.
received headquarters pottery
Sebrng The
Sebrng mentioned in connection with the project
Trenton this week Pottery
of Company Gkyson the manager
the BeImark plant
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
AMERICAN WORKERS-BROTHERS

FEBRUARY II to "a has been set aside as Ma
tiona Brotherhood Week. For the American
labor movement it is a time to take stock of the
past and look to the future
Brotherhood has a special meaning for the
workers of America. The labor movement itself,
all the social and economic gains which have been
made in the past fifty years, would have been inn
possible without it.
For u.s. brotherhood means the unity Of all
workers-of every race, every creed and every
national background lighting together for bet
ter way of life. 1t means pooling our strength and
our talents, both for producing the best we can
on the job, and for insurng adequate reward for
our labors. 1t means cooperation all along the
line-On the Job, in the union hall, and, if neceS-
sary, on the picket line as well.
We have shown what unity could do in the
long years of war American workers stuck to-
stuck to their jobs-in spite of pro-
vocation in spite of enemy efforts to divide us
among ourselves, native-born against foregn-born,
Christian against Jew, Catholic against Protest
ant, Negro against White. Now though the actual
fighting is over, the war for labor is not yet won
We know there are money-hungry, power
seeking men in this country trying to use the
tensions of the period to crush unions and destroy
the rights of labor. We know they won't rest until
they've exhausted every effort to weaken thel
Wagner Act and tear down the principle of col
lectve bargaining. And we know, too, that theI
first step in this campaign is to break the unity OIL
labor-to divide workers among themselves, getl
them fighting about jurisdiction, about racial
equality about religious differences, instead of|
united front in this crucial struggle
This is a good time to celebrate National Bro
therhoOd Week. 1t serves to remind Amerlcanl
workers of the score. The labor movement today
is in the midst of life-and-death struggle. AS inI
all critical periods in our history, 1--WE must all
hang together-Or we will all hang separately" u
It's brotherhood-or bust
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
JOHN l.. LEWIS

TOR the first time in II long years John l..
Lewis is back where he belongs back in the
ranks of the American Federation of Labor
We know that the feelings of labor people
are mixed in their reaction to this event. Some
feel that Lewis has been too radical at times and
too greatly interested in partisan politics at 9TH
ers. Their can be little question but that the ClO
likes the move less than does the AFI-and per-
haps with good reason.
No matter what personal feelings are lnvol-
ved however, we believe that with the return OF
the beete-browed scrapper from the coal mines
we will find a renewed organizing effort, greatly
along the lines which saw the formation of the
CIO, and leading to a more progressive labor
for the benefit of all people who toll
In times past we have found ourselves unable
to agree with Lewis. On some points we still main
tain our position that his tactics We're not along
the lines best fitted for the benefit of all con-
cerned
We do know, nevertheless, that if it comes
to a question of having Lewis wits against
us, we happily welcome him back to the fold. It's
nice to see you home again, John.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
MORE GAINS WITHOUT STRIKING

EcNEMIES of collective bargaining who have
been attacking it on the ground that it has
failed to prevent bigscale strikes in the auto, steel
and electrical appliance industries have been ig-
noring the widespread evidence that it is working,
right now, throughout the nation. American Fed
Grafton of Labor unions have been and are making
collective bargaining work
The evidence that collective bargaining works
comes from unions who are making substantial
gains, without striking, by bargaining in good
faith with employers The progressive Upholster-
ers international Union is case in point. This
union has reported gain after gain in wages and
working conditions, without even short strike,
in the overwhelming majority of cases. Many other
AFL unions are making the same report One of
the latest are the millinery workers unions of the
New York City area, affiliated with the United
Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Internation-
al Union.
These unions, acting through their joint
board have just signed new contracts with ems
ployers providing 20 percent wage increase, paid
vacations and health service. Nathaniel Spector,
manager of the joint board, tells how they did it..
Spector said the peaceful settlement was ac
hieved because 'both sides thoroughly understood
each others problems and were anxious to ar
rive at harmonious conclusion"
If all employers and unions acted on this
basis, there would be few strikes and yet the
progress of labor would steadily continue
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
MAJOR STEPS TO SECURITY

IN the first 10 years of the social security pro-
gram nationwide basis has been laid for de-
fenses against most of the major causes of eco
nomc insecurity. New governmental techniques
and resources have been effectively developed
through the collaboration Of the federal govern
ment and the states. Widespread public support
shows the extent to which the program is gener-
ally meeting recognized individual and social
needs.
But, as President Truman pointed out on the
10th anniversary of the Social Security Act I'VE
still have long way to go before we can truthful
ly say that our social security system furnishes
the people of this country adequate protection"
The Social Security Board believes that major
steps toward that goal now both feasible and
necessary. Organized labor agrees with the board
and is supporting its recommendations for ex-
tending the program to millions of families still
partly or wholly unprotected for covering the
risks against which little or provision has yet
been made, for strengthening present provisions
and for improving and simplifying administration
and financing.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-02-07
WOULD YOU CROSS A PICKET LINE?

VOU very likely passed labor picket line in the
last few days That's right, you did. Now
that's haymaker of a charge to toss at any
union man. Fighting words. But just the same,
it's true
The picket line we speak Of is the Union
Label That's no gag; we're serious. You see, one
of our troubles today is that we are becoming sc
involved in the pressing critical industrial issues
of our times that we are apt to lose sight of fun
damentas. And the Union Label is one of labors
most important fundamentals
Now don't blow your top and say $50 What?
What has the Union Label got to do with the
charge that we're passing picket line?' That's
just it. That Label is, in its essence, picket line
and every time you go into store and purchase
an article without Union Label you are practi-
caly doing the same thing crossing a picket
line.
You wouldn't speak twice to the non-unon
guy who is inconsiderate enough to cross a picket
line, would you? SO why, in a way do you do it
yourself? In thief uture, think twice before buying
a product that doesn't carry a Union Label. Re-
member by demanding the Union Label you're
not only helping yourself but you are increasing
the standards of fellow members in other labor
unions.