Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 11

AGE REDUCERS SCOREDBY GREEN Labor ‘Leader Brands Em- ployers Who Take Advantage “Public Enemies.” Employers who take advantage of ving are ‘public enemies” in the opuuon of Wiillam Green, presi- f the American Federation of In a statement made pubIIc indny Green sald he referred specifi textile, bltum.\nuus to those in some of the miscellancous manufacturing_enterp wrongs which t,he'y are per- petrating.” Green's statement asscrted, “are against tne public and serve to ‘undermine our national economic struc- |tou ture at a time when the lcaders in Gov- ernment and pub!lc-splmed people are striving to maintain so that we can facilitate and hasten a return to normal conditions.” Mr. Green cont,ended that in every national emergency “there are those who attempt to explolt the workers and us secure an unfair économic and in- dllfl-fl.ll advantage.” ““There are employers he said, “who are taking advantage of the economic IM industrial dm.rcu to lower living through forced reductions in Such men can well be classified blic enemies.’” tics reduce the purchasing er of the workers and conuquently rn to normalcy and. prosperity is dellyed and injury is inflicted upon the industries in which employers and workers are striving to maintain estab- rds,” Green's state- h at tge Federal Govern- m!l already established. e g Skater Breaks Arm. 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