Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1936 — Page 6

‘ “his enterprise depends on more

Land parcel of the framework of this > dlemocratic nation. The labor union,

a gone with the development of vast

& lems are familiar to me; that I ~ myself have worked with my own

: standard of living and giving him

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: WARK, N. J., Oct. 28.— | be emphasized, and applied. When. text of Gov.-Alfred M.|5am fresidentT will see fo 1 thet

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follows:

in this country.

tion of an imit principle. It is that nation-

by the man who toils. It is the foundation of increased peduction, greater national wealth,

a larger measure of happiness | democratic way.

every one. Organized labor has been the natral champion of this principle. The th of the American Federation Labor, Samuel Gompers, was one its first sponsors. As early as B9, he declared: “I believe that as time goes on, wage earners will continue to become larger sharers per dollar of the wealth produced. I have no fear @as to the future of organized labor.” Since then America has grown, the organized labor movement grown along with the nation.

. OTHERS FEEL LIKEWISE

¢ That conviction of Mr. Gompers . has become the conviction of every essive citizen of this country, capitalist who employs labor knows shat ultimately the success of

Widely distributed purchasing power. The banker who furnished credit to the industrialist recognizes that higher wages, shorter hours and a constantly rising standard of living, Create a greater demand for the output of his client, ‘Organized labor has become part

85 public opinion recognizes, is an ent of economic progress 2nd national well-being. The day when the owner of a business knew Personally every man in his employ, @nd often his family, is virtually

trial units. With this rapid | 8rowth of large enterprises it is only dogical that an instrument like coldective bargaining should have been developed for a closer understanding between management and men. I would like the workers of America, whether they are or- * Banized or unorganized, to understand clearly that their prob-

hands; that I have earned wages; and that I am in deep sympathy Lith the point of view of the * working men and the working Women, and eager to co-operate with them. For many years I have believed in | the necessity for organization as a |

has been acquired tiough great has fairly won many vic-| saerifice, it is all the more valuable Its greatest | porause of the lesson of experience ph has been won not on the |i hag given us all. Today we know of battle, but in the strong-| that progress comes through mutual understandigd between Jive and ital, reac conferences opinion, has been to bring about Saptalr the processes of collective

bargaining. 3 As Mr. Gompers said: “From the prosperity depends on labor's re- | moment in which workers and emng an increasing share of the | pioyers negotiate and agree upon le of everything we produce. The | terms, hours, conditions, and wages, th of this principle is today ac-{the principle of autocratic domina-~ pted by the man who hires as well | tion gives way to the principle of | democratic co-operation.”

If this right of organized labor

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And that only begins to tell about the innovations with

- 18 unorganized, that it recognizes which these amazingly low priced new Studebakers are teem-

. the right to peaceful picketing, and

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‘AN OLD STORY’

It is an old story that labor has the right to organize and bargain collectively through representatives of its own choosing without interBut like

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