Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1930, Page 22

Bs GREEN WILL FIGHT “10B INSURANCE” Labor Head’s Opposition Promises Union Scrap Over Pensions. Special Dispatch to The Star. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., September 9. =By declaring his opposition to com- pulsory State unemployment insurance, foreshadowing a forthright declaration on the subject by the coming American Federation of Labor convention, Presi dent Willlam Green has thrown a full sized wrench into the machinery o those who within and without the feder- ation have been building up State aid ropaganda. 3 l(p:. Green, presiding over the meeting | of the executive council here, preparing the annual report, left no back door in his statement of hostility to State un- employment insurance. He called it “paternalistic’ and said it led straight to the dole, which he called “demoral- izing and destructive.” Pension Question Rises. 1t is no secret that tremendous pres- sure has been put upon American Fed- eration of Labor leaders from “the left,” within and outside of the labor move- ment, to hem them into a pro-state in- | surance program. Speculation now turns to the question of old-age pensions. The convention & year ago adopted a declaration favoring State old-age pensions. Observers are wondering | Whether the opposition to State unem- ployment insurance will not lead to a reconsideration of the old-age pension | declaration, both being State relief sys- tems and compulsory in character. President Green’s alternative insur- ance within industry, by agreement be- | tween employers and employes, is in | accord with the established and funda- | mental philosophy of the trade union movement. Brewers Demand Support. On the heels of the anti-State insur- ance avowal, an official delegation repre- senting the United Brewery, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers appeared before the council today and demanded fresh and stronger support of théir demand for modification of the Volstead act, putting the demand on the grounds of relief of unemployment as well as of hostility to prohibition. Their assertion that modification permitting 2.75 beer ‘would bring work to 3,000,000 men com- manded attention. ‘The report to th: forthcoming con- vention, to be held in Boston begin- ning October 6, in addition to state- ments on unemployment, unemployment insurance and prohibition, will declare the injunction to be labor's paramount issue and will recommend additional support for continuation of the cam- paign of organization in the South. Every effort will be made to bring about complete unity of opinion regard- g’ ame; lents to be offered to the junction bill supported by Senators Blaine, Walsh of Montana and Norris, but given an adverse committee report in the last Senate session. As to the Southern campaign, there s every indication that it will go into the convention as a lively issue. Presi- dent Green has reports showing that 112 new local unions have been or- , but in two of the largest of trouble impends. Nor has the Longshoremen’s Union 'of 5,000 new members at New Orleans had a peaceful career thus far. It is fairly obvious that the federation will have to prepare to carry on its cam- in the South in the face of a |l paign more determined opposition than mark- ed the first few months of active or- ganization efforts. (Copyright, 1930.) ! CHURCHMEN TO MEET SALISBURY, N. C., 9 (). ~Two hundred and fifty de! from | | five States and the District of Columbia | | today for the meet- !} :‘ctflu! od of the Potomac, of ynod of , Re: formed Church in the United States. will be held at Catawa | | is supported by the |} , North Carolina, Virginia, West ia, Maryland, District of Columbia and South Central Pennsylvania are embraced by the Synod. Dr. O. E. King of York, Pa. the re- ¢ will preach the opening sermon. - votional o TSAVAGE | Veteran Stunt Flyer| Injures Back Badly In Fall Out of Bed| Pilot Performs Tricks in Antiquated Biplane at Races. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 9.—Al Wil- son of Hollywood, Calif., veteran stunt fiyer, who recently performed hazardous tricks in his an ted biplane for National Air Race fans, was under the care of doctors yesterday because he lying since I was a boy an some narrow escapes. Once I broke & leg when my plane caught firé and X had to jump with a chute, but never did I land harder than in that fall out of bed last night. It was a two-point landing and both points still are sore.” ‘Wilson had planned to start West yesterday in an attempt to fly hs old plane, the pusher type of 1910 vintage, across the Rocky Mountains. WASHER & DRYER EXCLUSIVE SPIN-RINSE, SPIN-DRY New Fall Damasks Are Lower Priced Than Ever We have thproly studied the sources of supply and never in our | history have we been able to offer such fine fabrics atsuchlow prices. Come in and see them. Good Quality fl-inlth. Damask, (I in two-tone and self- colored effects, yard... 31-59 Fine Satin Damask of self-col- ored, rust, green, red and rose, yard NEW ANTIQUE SLUB SKIKII DAMASH, a very desir- able fabric at this very sl 95 o special price, vard...... te Order nce given those who desire their own draperies. 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