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CEB PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR LABOR PARTY INTERNATIONAL LADIES’ GARMENT WORKERS’ UNION Pledging foil and unabridged Vol. XXIV. No. 18. Jersey Cily, N. J., Septem ber 15, 1942 nmport to the American Labor Party in the New York guber- *afe;fr«SRi jJL, York session September ILGWU KNIT PLANT sSvsJS 2 rv~ uibute generously to the ALP t WINS "E" PENNANT; odgn and to roU up a winning Jrity for us standard bearer-1 “ T.pecl.1 public statement FIRST IN G ARMENTS More than 1,000 employees of the Belle Knitting Corpora- ion plant at Sayre, Pa., on September 3, heard Army and Navy .fliciats laud them for the part they have played in the battle .... .................. ..........M 0( production. String of Glorious ^ ouupoktn opposition Week-ends Winds Up Unity Record Season AFL CREDENTIAL BODY PICKS CHAS. KREINDLER ILGWU girls Gapping the most successful season in its history with a week Wee President Charles Kreln Eye Opener end September 12-13, Unity one of the ILGWU delegates U major representing the IlG American Federation of Labor ■ who heeded the ILGWU j appointed a winning delegation i “Samuel Gompers,” lant credentia ntreal Labor Day part ____ 173 Other Ships record breaking GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD ENDORSES 0, S, Launched Sept- 7 ore-Labor Day v | MB*dne»°aVK»y«. executive vl ILGWU Pocono president and general manager the company, accepted the penm TREASURY 1 0 % WEEKLY PAYROLL S A V H K U J E S S S and George Belcher, president FOR PURCHASE OF WAR BONOS AND STAMPS Local 385. ILGWU. and an emplo: ILGWU Affiliates in Many Cities Already Have Adopted Plan ivy, this major ILGWU GIVES $25,000 TO BOY MEDICAL •Responding to the-urgent request.of the UrS.’ l reasury De partment, which has designated September as Payroll Sayings narltime history, KITS FOB RUSSIAN MERCHANT SAILORS •J&pa Wjjf Month, the General Executive Board of the ILGW U. at 1 '(or «.* w c t ’ mg of its New Yurt m onte on SrjnemWrr a, L oirit m. i throughout the widespread adopttbn of the payroll Eh""'*" Following ILGWU President David embattled “ Love Me, Love M y Dog’ DEBUT CULTURAL McNutt Appoints Jenny Matyas to CONFAB SEPT, 28 High Committee AT LABOR STAGE f P ^ g Srptembrr //>. IV (2 — --------------------------------------------------------------------T I L G Gives (25,000 Employer* Ql v BoosevH’s Portrait | For M«dlcal Kits ILGWU GENERAL BOARD CALLS! T o Russian Seamen FOR SUPPORT OF LABOR PARTY Only True New Deal Party in State — Dean Alfange, ilgwu Governor Candidate. Lauded member* (or the purchase (Continued Iran Page II | candidate John J Beans to the progressive policies ot; The 1LCIWU statement «lesmta Ihe New Deal the Farlrv-ronlvulled ! Ihe American Labor Pans a ti New York Democr.il.* machine was, -ole Nr. Deal parly In Ihe shite ar tone*. The General Board rlutrar.. as hostile toihr New Deal, though Invited all progressive, labor ar terlffd Shea# activities as "entirely willing to pay half-hearted Up aer- ; libtral voter* lo support a ** i Illegitimate" and warned ihr mem- vice 10 It In the hoi>c ol luring some Independent ivotitl.nl fot™ bora of Uie ILGWU against them. unaware liberate bito voting for Us The statement » full reads,.. mg purely a part of the Govern STATEMENT ON AMERICAN UBO R PARTY ment's lend-lease program. BY ILGWO GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD r a in w e aF p l a n t s \Vc favor full and unqualified support to the American j Labor Party of New York in this rampaifin. ' GOING FOIL BLAST The political* light for liberalism ami for the New Deal, the thief aim ami mission of the American Lalmr Party since it The rainwear plants in was founded in IMG, this year demands from all liberals. Labor York City arc Roim: full hi. in'* and independents in our State an extraordinary ellort. on civilian work and tm> This tear tile American Labor3*"”"""’""'“'"",,""",,'"""‘"“ " ’'’"........ government work J. ihr only parly of the New j u,rm deserved poll! teat ] Kessler, manager of Lo.,. New York The New York | oblivion. El A splendid example of cordial and cooperative employer- Raincoat Workers, liter Parly lb-.* deliberately i [a,lgc unde emoloyce relationships was to be seen al Un.ly FHouse. August 5. when the employe, association in contractual re af.ons won "Justice." ILGWU's local 91. formally presented d with a beeut.ful portrait of President Roosevelt. The painting will hang m the 91 ouse absence of' several week at Unity. At the same 'ime -ho employers turned over contr.bu- Imembership of Local 20 .ions totalling JI.26I for -he Lot Angeles end Deborah Sen,- rapidly owing to tl toriums. Vice President Harry Greenberg manager of Loco 91 is shown accepting the gilts from J. J. Lobel. pres.dent of the employer association. I steady march o! 1 achievement. GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD ENDORSES 0, S, Brigade Meeting TREASURY 10% WEEKLY PAYROLL-SAVINGS icli. the Parleyttes. Thurs., Sept. 17 hooted President j FOR PURCHASE OF WAR BONOS AND STAMPS Street, also ensured in •n.ilian ■ ■4Sua~SS&-tmB?. «**•'•!•»• ' .. v(w'*(CM«sv*4tilWSc«Ms ja » 1 TtnbnA»d.^i|s w»6*h*^^.IWeri o « cme* TLU9Ar w TWtocak is aWnesouatmic » bb several other Brins which, ait np n- DEAN ALFANGE The motion was adopted Uuu.u- | man. ana ne esun. upu.. [ in ft new factories to mamlfactura GUEST SPEAKER ntously. with a reservation that bershlp and leaders of il those locate which are still engaged to give the government tl Tire unblemished record of I -Youth and the New Deal" American Labor Party. Ions befi m collecting on the earlier shop or! assistance In carrying oul , Prgrl Harbor, with regard to Am individual pledge baste and' are de- ganizatlon and Ihe administration Icon participation In the wo sirous of fulfilling their quotas al- 0f the subscriptions and collections^ struggle against Nazism and F lotted last spring by the ILGWU. of the payroll saving*. Presldem; 0™ntag of'iiiany new plain*. Lrcal etsm and Its Insistent demands opportunity to wind . Dublnsky added that all Ihe asso- M u rn|ollbllni| lu sb0p control te adequate preparations to meet forthcoming attacks upon our lit UNION ASKS PARLEYS — ---- men's garment industry will be con- p^ces lies and our Independence os a I m adopting the resolution In tpvor [acted In the Immediate future to ---------------- - FOR SAKS PRESSERS Dill " t the Government te; subscriptions In the shops." T .See L S edi- E u nL isU IN "SON'S" grcssively- .d citizens of ' a i lie day our coi te absolute- menf on Page 161. , LABOR DAY AIRTALK ctlvcly involved ALP! bargaining conferences fc har- i Following victory 1" ies of j election the 1LOWU ». i. not1 as collective bargaining Intensify It’s Bonds at Mitchel Schneider For these reasons the General j Executive Board of the Imrrnaiion-. al Ladles* Garment Workers* Union] rrrli'ctlhg- ihe progressive traditions o( our organlzalioll and giving ex- j presslon to Its devotion to the ideals] War Relief last week which and policies of the .New Deal, has voicd today lo call upon It* inember- York. to enlist nil Its energies wiork. Samuel A. Kagan ow and to mobilize all available pollll- f the Arm. also contributed JUSTICE shop chairman, presentation how of *2x 000 from, voluntary contribu tbers cooperated tions by locals and individual mem bers to help spread Ihe campaign message of ihe ALP lo the voters of to Henry Rothman, president of the; United Children’s and Infants’ Wear Tills year, Ihe hundreds of thou- Association, and s*ice chairman of aands ol progressive, labor ond lib the AUled^Wnr Relief Campnlgn of el al voters who gave faithful sup- the association. !n the past, will cast their votes un Present at the presentation were der the Independent banner of the Jacob J. Heller, mannger of Local. ALP for Dean Alfange. a sterling humanitarian, a true liberal and a staunch supporter of the New Deal. ■The progressive and labor forces Now York City's largest undergarment shop made It e Flat 10% of New York are not afraid of the open enemies of tlie New Deal. The of'wages for war bonds and stamps every week. (Left to right) logic of events and Ihe sound sense Mitchel. Schneider, employer: Louise Castellano, Josephine ef our citizen* will eventually rele- Monte, S. Flaum, business agent. iinbrr UL 194* Planning Labor Day Broadcast lINDIE l o c a l l LOCAL 91 STARTING CAMPAIGN MEMBERS AT AIMED AT NON-UNION FRINGE A mop-up . 15,000 MARK ‘organize the • ret! Continuing it* steady growth. iiI0brtJ*0Uunchrf (center') shown studying the Chicago Sun Labor Day supplement with CIO Regional Director Fullerton Fulton (left) and Studs attenUon Is given to the turn-) over In membership normally ex-’ hting In Hie trade. Marrlogos. ‘ TEXT OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ORDER : RELATING TO OVERTIME PAY ON SUNDAYS r ly involved although r e cloak ILGWU ills tries. Represented ’ “8r,c<i I The Montreal 1LOWO was repre- speclal 1 _ ™ s*- - „ lmDOrlan, delegation \ JUSTICE %rptfmbrr l.i. |9|| “LittleInternational” ^ -------------to Retain Tb.ir Right. A . F r - M - A Free, World SIGN 1 CHILDREN’S, TW O SILK | It has been said many times, and although by now it seems DRESS SHOPS; WAGES RAISED like another phrase, it is no less true, that a fascist victory will end of free labor and free labor unions. Labor Day, Workers in three garment factories received wage utcrea*s ^ ^ ^ stand for fr re labor, had a special meaning Workers ----- — - secum tire tilings * in the/pastr/pasl ftfortnight as the result of agreements negottated bv Elisabeth.