The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 18

[ COMING IN “THE BAT” AMERICANS DRIVEN OFF _ SEA,HE SAYS 4 Head of Seamen’s Union Is -Wrathy Over New Cut by Shipping Board BY 1. F. & ARDSON ‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-——"Amert- sailors are being driven from the Beas. The day fast approaches when “Rone but the yellow and brown men | Will sail ships.” "So warns Andrew Furuseth, head @f the International Seamen's union, commenting am the new cut in) wages announced by Presi. J. W. Powell of the emergency ‘Corporation. | cut last year by the shipping | ‘Of 16 per cent in sailors’ wages in the number of American | on American ships shrinking $8 per cent the year before to cent last year,” adds Furu | fn dueling went out of fas Le COMPLETE JOB, . ES further reduction now an- by Powell will complete the ‘of driving Americans from the in self-defense Great Britain, | and other seafarihg nations | further reduce the wages and living conditions of their saith “Ora to nullify any advantage in the mew cut to the American merchant ne it means driving the other ‘ Faces from the shipe and teav-| Lucille Morris, talented actress, who comes to the Metro- Galy yellow and brown men. who! nolitan for a week's engagement, March 5, in “The Bat,” work and live under condition: ’ er tnees necessary to maintain | /#€ dramatic stage success which has scored tremendously tion. | thruout the country. know Europe and the Orient we )make such cuts. shipping board has the saflors ‘& disadvantage. They are out of ” t. 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