Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1929, Page 6

6 RAILMEN T0 MOVE {in optometry in the District of Co- | lumbia, and Dr. Bernard A. Baer of i nual elections tonight. Meetings in New England Ad- | dressed by Samuel E. Wins- low and Timothy Shea. By the Associated Press, BOSTON, April 1—A Nation-wide campaign for a six-hour day to com= bat unemployment was launched here vesterday by the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen arid jts companion or- ganization, the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen and Engincinen. Si taneous meetings of New England t otherhoods ' were an House an Hall, where 13 y the present eght-hour ¢ empioyes began Samuel E. United States Bo held Faneuil the drive for for railroad low, chairman of the ation, came | s and fire- | oken of the | success of his board “in keeping labor | troubles out of sight and in preventing | them,” Timothy assistant presi- dent of the engineers, said, “We must go to Congress for a biil of rights io protect men who are being cast into the Jjunk heap. “In 1927 “the num- the roads ss than 1,- vious peak 00.000 men bining of 1.7 trol of the tate Commerce Com- mission in 18 or 20 big systems, it means that this brotherhood least 20.000 more men out of jobs. “Neither the railroad laber act nor ther leg'slation can prevent the railroad men of this councry from walk- ing: out on strike to get justice. The act is a good thing and will prevent trouble. but when the railroads refuse to participate in the proceedings before the regional boards. other methods of settling disputes will have to be put into effect.” Share in Production. © addressed by their F. Whitney of do not believe bor-saving ma- returns from share, so that | loye, especialiy n hardest hit, that the invenil~ chinery should reap all by tion can continue great” he concluded, “unless it corrects its social evils. and unemployment is one of the greatest of these evils.” A serics of regional meetings in New England and all other parts of t country were planned by both organt tions as part of their campaign. Whit ney said that the union would call upon emplovers to maintain the present basic wage in grapting the si: SERVED BY ARCHBISHOP. Royal Pair ;fgn;;; Partake of | Easter Communion, BOGNOR, Sussex, England, April 1 (#)--The Archbishop of Canterbury administered holy at Craigweil t time in 11 en have not in the royal years the King and taken Easter commu chapel at Windsor His majesty was astir early today, t of the morning walking fant sunshine about the D. C. Woman Delegate to Berlin. 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