t - International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers

FEBRUARY, 1940
W'hile, other cities have seured nd n-
Ijidy lliiIshed allotreits or slun, leariirte.
(Cive1ston iar, riecertly been allotted a
Iilhnin and a half dollars for this program.
Ifn"e before thlis city Was fIt out on the
Ip roject, bit the ]arge real estate own-
,s uof slur rental property killed it. Since
Ihi ihtItni ent has saIii beelnl offereid i,
illsI saklie peopl, havileen trying tu do
hi ~airie as before I at. prnuiiil to slat],
!l[4litfh. that thIL tin e i,,'aniaed labor of
ijildistiosn has eltered into the fight for it
iat thos writing pr e I ... 1ook bright.
SMI'y the pletu e dId ..ot arrive in time
i laiSt nlol th's I c hill. butl hope you aill
riclud le it lhi. m n.lth. g I-. U IC I
I,. I'. NO. 561, MONTREAL,. QUE.
GOalci.n. Tex... liii 'dinur crafts push
e cion of tire lif,1e Tsikr temple. L abor
cmncIl ineinelin imd i%-eirmen of L, U.
No I21 nmingfle a iT i i. rfi( merrily into
phli T
in s .lire placee il E'.uplip Lhe right to
keep ainrid bear armiis (see i you could go
hulntin in some partr of Europe), and all
of LhI other rights iLlu died ii, the first 10
aii n ln ets to our (:iiisti tLotil and which
aler partI andi jparrel uf it. These are calledli
tih' Bill of Rights.
Tii United States . orirment was the
tir. govern rent i, guamlltee to its people
ill writing these rights. That guarantee x
ists solely by the Cns itition, but there
are those. itot only the a ents of forein
countries hut sire f our olII peopl.
,hu would destir y this iberty we hae It
vsALroyihgg the (lostttiutlil.
The ]hief Itset f Itu .al ii,, is its children
arid its public seh1ol sysiteI I Ev.ery boy anti
grirl should be lvein ll a(Ialla] opportulit
to ilotail an edutOion at tLe expense of
Ed blur
WlVc 'rIe no.. eI.ulrrkcd on another Yeal,
, whicl Ih llrIrn.iisis fIn lie 0f plrticuilar si
rilni inee to the trade TInliitist nid m ore par
ihulnrly ti those of us illn ('nla who are
, ill bi called iiiion to do our p art i.. so.eI
;tay toward lthe suncesful prosecitioti of
the wIaL
isilera e iseui..Lo .. it alreadfy going o
hirhiiig .aiiit annix, I, to how the ¥aruioi
livisi ins if zimr' ,an bslt contriiute toward
he' war effi t, arld irganize blbor has iiearly
d.erce .. itself reaiy tIIo i .unperate with
the tvi.rr.....n t tO pIr ieI .. In order to
tIid at petty disti'rhatlei.s in their ranks
hh Inaly ;Lrsa .rid so tnud tdo disru'ipt pro
li,fiir and at th smi, thne give a black
',v'lii [ o rganite'l laber i th y have askeI
>nawaIi to exteird tie Industria Disputes in I
*'stigiititiA r A Lt tI. iiIer ' all war tii il nl'
hli tris. This is a wnLderful geKtro I in ule
,~hit h shuIl fnt To iiInite.lld by the leader
, industry, Ifor ii iew of fldl eonperntiv
oi ll alt~l alb., ii I iujrr uilr id
tilittide of c(nadal . abor n [ll general, it
}1. iii 'd doubbl un rrtunute if auin attempt
ere made by tr in trliss under the
f fiisi( the liwe ce itie 4 fr al t, elitiillnite ir
thils coope.,tive gesture y labrby
illra ittenlptc hldhi kei ill watges, hrUiZiS of
illrr. er ii] tLI genI ral ksaiiiil.. of ivmin
which lihav been gained only by years of hard!
a iiT'tr u sreliieu by thIe w orkers.
1'is iitrIt ei spi i v lrit lf ]allt
I, nuot. inrwe.ir. nine aI thIt our th.oghts
to tei but that they go on toa Li.e