Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 26

26 s ————— REDS CONTROL FUR UNION, LABOR SAYS A. F. of L Councll Instructs | Green to Seek Inquiry Into Soviet Activities. ted Press. SBURG, Fla., 14—The executive council of the American Federation of Labor today | gought a means of breaking the con- trol of an allezed communistic group ever the International Fur Workers Union of New York. In an executive session vesterday the council pledged all possible as- sistance and co-operation to the union in _riddi “of come munistic ip and destructive influences,” so long as no financial obligations were involved. The council declared itself con- vinced that a sroup of Commun closely allied with the Russian Soviet government virtually con- trolled the union. Voluminous Report Made. January Evidence held to support the coun- eil's belief was contained in a voluminous report compiled under the direction of Matthew Woll fifth vice president of the federa- | tion. The charged that the re- | cent of the fur workers in | as marked by ipting expendi- New York City “wasteful and cor tures and practices.” the result of | communistic influences. The union, according to the auditor's repori. spent more than £800,000 on the strike. The council also instructed Wil- fiam Green, president of the federa- consider having the proper rities of the Government in- quire into trade relations between | any of the fur imvorters of the | TUnited States and the Soviet gov- ernment.” Inquiry to Be Sought. Mr. Green also was instructed to have proper authorities inguire into the activities of Russlan trade asso- clations or combinations acting within the United States, and into all the activities of communistic groups. The report also said that accord- ing to affidavits in the hands of.in- vestigators_$51,15 was used “to bribe New York police nd the district attorney’s office” in order that they | might adopt a friendly attitude toward the strikers. The report also sa'd that Manager ! Ben Gold of the strikers’ joint hoard admitted he secretly met many times with Mr. Eitingon, a wealthy Russian fur importer who has a Soviet fur concession of approximately $80.000,- 000 a year, and that the final azree- | ment entered into” with the manu- facturers was forced by Eitingon. FIRM OFFICIAL D! ES CHARGE. Eitingon Associate Gives Names of Other Who Accept Responsibility. | NEW YORK, January 14 (#).—N. B. Lindheim, vice president of the Eitingon-Schild Co., in a statement,to- day commenting on action of the ex- ecutive council of the American Fed- eartion of Labor in cirticizing the part played by Mr. Eitingon in settling the New York fur strike, gave the names of several leading fur merchants, who, he said, have drafted a statement in which they accept their share of re- sponsibility for settlement of the strike. He asserted Mr. Eitingon presented @& plan to end the strike in its sixth or seventh week, but that the manu- facturers declined to accept. He said Mr. Eitingon dropped out of the nego- tlations soon after he learned that President Green of the Federation of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, (1A NEW. P AT RN AL AN, THE sMAKING'” A Year of G Street at Eleventh Special Saturday Sale! French Glace Gloves, §1.95 $3, $3.59 and $4 Values! Gloves of a beautiful quality. Shown in the smartest cuff styles——some straight, others frilled and still others trimly turned back. Finished with popular stitchings and embroideries. Good color range and complete size assortment. “Wear Right” Chamoisuede and Other Imported Fabric Gloves Reduced from $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Novelty cuff styles and tailored slip-ons. Practically every smart shade. Good size 99C range. 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