"SIT-DOWN" MENACE
LV eteran Labour Leader's Warning WASHINGTON, Mareh 29. Mr. William Green, president of the Ameriean Labour Pederation, the rival organisation of the C.I.O., has issued a statement deelaring that sit-down strikes are iiiegal and mu3t be disavowed by thinking men and women of Labour. Public opinion was against sit-down strikes. Labour must be supported by public opinion. Sit-down strikes despite their temporary advantages finally injured permanently the jLahour movement. Hepredicted that if jthey continued State and Eederal laws jirould be passed whifih would compel •the iocorporation of unions and force 'aTbitration in disputes which would be gi seyere blow JpLabour,^./
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 61, 30 March 1937, Page 6
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