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~He Journal of == ~he Journal of == RECORDING· THE' ELECTRICAL' ERA VOL: XXIX WASHINGTON, D . C. , JUNE, 1930 NO. 6 l I UNIONS 4D.d the PUBLIC Izaier6st Also Resu.lt. if Referendufll 'kte All Sizes and Styles of life Insurance and Policyholders First, because smollest, comes the baby .. Sisler and brother, large enough to go Even the littlest one can have a savings to school. can also ha\'C Mvings policies. policy, and it may be c\"cn as small as or can be slarted young for regular $100 or vcry much larger. insurance at low cost. Another father is thinking of a home Father and mother would like a joint Hafcguard policy. as well as protection life policy for husband and wife. as well for his loved ones, and his policies can as the separate policies they carry. be issued for almost any amount he is able to carry. The business woman, or "poor working Then the group oC men, working to­ girl," of today carries almost as much gether or belonging to the same trade insurance as the men, and in some cases organization, may obtain the low-cost carries much larger policies than men group life insurance which is so desir­ earning similar salaries. able to supplement their other policies . • • In other words, Union Cooperative issues policies for anyone who qualifies as a good insurance risk, and for almost any amount that is desired, beginning with $100 for the babies, but not ending there even for the babies. Think it over, and then write for information and rates. Union Cooperative Insurance A ssociation 1200 Fifteenth Street N. W . Washington, D. C. O FFI C IAL O RG AN OF TH E Magazine Chal INTERNATIONAL An awoke, enterprisinsr lend. er in a brother inlernational ELECTRICAL WORKERS AND OPERATORS union sends these cheery PUBL I S H E D MONT H LY words. C . M. BUC NIAZET, Editor . 1200 15 th Street N. W ., W • • hin l'ton, O. C. "It is a Jlleasure to receive Thi. J ournal ,.,iII not he held r u pon.il.le for .;ow. oltpraned by your JOURNAl. each month. CO"to.po ndant.. Your mann('r of prellcnlinl: The fi n t or each mo nth i. the dOl inc da t e ••11 copy mud be in Our matters that are of direct im· hand. on O r be fo re. portance to your membcf"ll, nnd all who labor, has often t:X t~U TI Vf: OFFICERS I NTERNATIONAL prompted nn impulse to write, E XECUTIVE COUNCIL International )'reaident, H.II. BIIO,!.CH, if only R brief note, just to let 1200 llilh St" N. W.o W ..hlngton, e ll AH. P. FOliO, CAoi.-m4I1. you know thnt here is another D, C. 1200 15th SI,.N W., WIUI,hinrtoD,D.C. who reads your JOURNAL with International SKretary, G. M. BUG- First DI.trlct G. W. WUI'ITOIlD 1tIAUT, 1200 llitb St., N. W.o W ...h· 1517 Third ""., New York, N. y, interest and benefit; one who inrton, D. C. S_nd Dlurkt __F. 1.. KIUoLT is cheered in knowing that Intern.tlona' Tru.unr, W. A. 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Ada St., Chicago, W;"";...,,, Can, well in stressing their import­ nnce. And in presenting the Ill. T EU : j'IIONE OI'ERATon s' D. W. TRACY, 2505 Yupon Street, subject from vnrious nnglea it OEl'AltTMENT Hou,ton. Tuu. is certain to caleh the nUention T. C. VICJl:EIUI, 92-1 Pacific Bldg., San President JUUA O'CoNNOR Franci«o. Calif. 1110 Tremont Hldg., Balto n, M.... of all who are interested in C. J . MCCLOCAlf. "amm Bldg., St. ge,;,n!tar, M .... T BaAoT such subjects. No other labor Paul, Minn. 1110 Tl't!mont Bldg., BOlton, Ma .., journal has so ably brought to the attention of Its membership the dangers of high powered Contents mass production and the conll('· Po •• .',onllllplf'<'e :l2Z queot unemployment for so many thousands." l·lIlon .... 8<o<Iai Xf'«:ulll~ No_ 1I0id Sla~ m Comm",,,I, by l' ruld'.'II1 Tl roach 3%6 He concludes with a wiiolh for Th,' ftuu lU . our continllcd welfare. Com­ The ('onlllliulion Qlmmltlee . '" ing from one who is known liS S"'nalorll "'ellcllaled hy SHrel.llr)· Dugn lllZet :l3:!'" a writer of insight., this Is IJulldlnll' e,,_I. F.II Whn.. Wagl''' lUte well'omf! . Cau~e '" mal Tf'lephone!l Fu rore In Washington " Oe<:I~ion Oil C<:lrn p. ny UnlolUl by Supreme Court . " Deservingly your JOURNAl, 'lellllalh,1II on " l'rpeluallon or Olvlne Righi. '" ranks high in itA "peeial Hcld­ Arllhm .. Ur Tumf'd Inlo Bullel. and Dread '" may you alwaYI be upheld by St. l,(Iul. lIullnell ~1en naek Group Sodal In.llunonce '" ... your membership and encour­ f)0f!II II I'.) 10 T rllin Our I\len .'or Die J ob~! ... aged in still greater effort to World n adlo Combi ne T""I"tI IJ r U. S. L".. , 31 ' acquaint and awaken the labor It.tllo VJtIl I I h nl' With Or Rlln llt'd (."oot 311 world to the fllcts and meallurell St, I'aul·. Munldpal 1"'·f'.lment n aok Succf'oed. that must be l'onllidered to eope "anama Can,,1 ,,'nr lInJlf'd Slate. Cillll~ Onl)' '" with and advance in the&e Edltorl.1 '" changing times." Wom.n', W.,rk , '" Carloon '" Con~l r utlh'e III nl. ""~ ~!t We covet (or our .JOUKNAI..-­ Corr(,"llOndf' nce • stability, integrity, vivitlneu, In Mf'.morl.m '" comprehensiveneu., i 0 te II i· 1""",.1 lI .. lu .. Offi cial ltf'<OlI'lp l. '" gence, courage lind symj'lllihy. '" 322 The Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators June, 193Q NOT AX AHT I ST'S CO~CEPTiOS 0.' .... UI1AUTI I"UL BUlLDll'O Au aelual photograph of the Uott'-l I"ew Yorker, Ne ...· York CIt,.. Ultra-modern ,truchlre, union-bunt. THE JOURNAL OF' ELECTRICAL WORKERS &OPERATORS tion of the Internaliona l Vol. XXI X WAS H I NGTON, D. C., J UNE, 1930 No. 6 Unions As Social Necessities Now Hold Stage ADIES and rentlemen 01 the United Senator William E. Borlh opened and Statel, a new national policy alfet:tinc Issue as between old individ­ dolled the IO·day debate on the nonlinaUon L YOll, and you and you, il in the pr()Cen of Judge Parker, upon an unmlltaklble note of (ormlltion. It began dramat ically buck In ualism, and ne w g ro up-spirit of of clarity. In opening hll attack, he de­ the en rly weeki ot the yenr when the U. S. co-ope ration for the first time teri!)... tho yellow dog contract: Senate ditcu ••ed un,pllringl, the public -rec· ord ot II great corporaUon lawyer. Char les clearly define d on a national '" ..·. lI t to IIY. 1110. Mr. " re.ldelll. Ib't tbla II not a cootrovertly t,et"'ec!D t be K lIughu. now Chief Justice II UlChu. It scale. Sta ge se t to put skids un­ e'oplo)'er I"d employee I l oo~. It I, not continued in thoN dilY' 01 ellrly May, in the II eO lllr o v ~r.y Ioetw/!(!n tho enl,lloycr and moat acute, aWHping, and tcnae debate of II de r a nti-social ye llow dog con­ unlou Ilbor 110111.'. ~' ... "ery far h oUi II. lt II I tOntN)ferey wbleb Invo]vCtl vreater decade, when the public record or • minor tract. Ne w national policy about aDd more uleodcd ptio<,iple •. Juri.t w.. dlKuued unsparingly. Judge " I uodertlla"d petfeclly Itle \lnemt John J. "arker, then lilting. and Itlll sitting to be d e fined affecting entire "'hleb tbe em l)loyfr mil' blye In thl. !rInd on the bench of lhe U. S. Circuit Court of of a contrul. It 'I 10 ImPOrlant tnterut. unde rlying population. but It I. III 11I1 ......t ",lIkb can ~ mea· Appeal•. It continued in the .ubJequenl dis­ lured It III lime- b,. doU.n and cent.. cuuton of the ao-called Ship.tead anti­ '" aI'11recl"e. too. the 10lereu wblch injunction bill, prepared with the ...I.tanee tbe emp OYl... lin In tbll kind of a eon· Ized, controlled by absentee ownen, and I .... el. It I. a ,llat Inle ..... t In" It II In of organi~ed labor, reported out of eorn­ Inle.eat wblch ~In not be nlCl.IlUed It III mince very recently, lind involving the ume mllnaged by technlclanl.
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