Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 23

;- ESTATE. ‘THE "EVENING ST \R WASHINGTO . Z those who are the final users of [ workers, the machinists and even the “;e’!her ‘lll thle affairs of unions or the "(."!“yi & That is the .‘:‘P-."rvl ll)f! the P]nnning the Bathroom o - el s i fne workers se are: | affairs of nations. ‘united front' program directed from Decorative Bas kels in Many Guises AI][S | uiiaings 4s ownens of ronters, . | united mine. workers. —These e tronl program Grected 59T |y cne peshroe . advance, o SATURDAY,” MARCH 27, ' 1926. .REAL ESTATE. 23 “The president of the building | First—A splendid discipline within “The communist method in attack- e trades department of the American |the ranks, self-imposed, well under- |ing American labor unions has been | of communism. It means to unite |at the last minute, and allow plent: 3 Federation of Labor, reporting to the | stood and carefully observed. to establish a nucleus of class-hating | With every complaint and with every |of space for the fixtures, which shouid BY LADIA LE BARON WALKER. | l annual convention in 1924, discussed | “Second—A wage rate higher than |discontent in éach local organization. l(omnhlhnm Thus the circle of dis- | 1 ude tub, shower, pedestal or wall e o I o T A the work of the communist agitators | in most other trades, with working |Jt is the functlon of this nucleus to | content and animosity is spread. The L AR | in America and declared ‘there is no | conditions constantly undergoing im- ( sponsor every ‘grouch’ or complaint, [ bullding trades, with remarkable | hung lavatory and a low-down tank | place ifl our movement for these dis- | provement and with both wages and | right or wrong, brought forth by any | unanimity, have rejected the whole | combination. For the kitchen, choose 1 turbers—these self-appointed apos- | conditions fixed through joint agree- | faction in the union, to magnify and | Red program and have ‘seen through’ [))r!‘{erahl)' a 36-inch high, modern one SRS A tles who carry the torch of hate. |ment following negotiation. irritate every sore spot—-to assume |the Red device of ‘boring from with- | piece sink complete with drainboard leadership {n every real or fancied dif- ' in.'” | and therefore easily cleaned A . Outbreaks Ave Fewer. ! Intelligence Is Higher. Radical Tendencies AIMOSt| e were have been sporadic| wriie nielligence level, too, runs —_—— — : local outbreaks of communist propa- ( high among the skilled workers of the Unknown in Industry, .‘,;Iunuul in_ building trades unions | puiiding trades, and bolshevisth does 2 E these have been perhaps fewer than | -~ . gy Wright Declares. in any other direction In the labor | ot appeal to men who are intelligent, | | movement. | men who are well paid and who o TR k the freedom of the building trades | the need for ovderly procedure and American building trades unions | from the propaganda which has so | the supreme value of democracy as a | probably are more nerly free from! sorely plagued the ladies’ garment | means of governing the affairs of life, i the influence of bolshevism and de- structive philosophy than any other section of the _lubor movement | | L “Two main reasons contribute to |understand the value and discipline, | | —The Best Buy You’ve ever made . 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