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tp ee Oe cot as re ey Pane ber reer Cs 6 racial justice for all. 5 = The right of every group or class to its own collective bargaining agency. 6 - Equality of all men before the state and before God. 7 - Cooperation and brotherhood in everyday life. @8- Not a drop of American blood shed on foreign battlefields. My Labor Experiences Payifinn Paul Winn, Vice President, Goodwill Furnace Workers IUMM & SW, Wrigley, Temessee. This article concerns the organizing of the employees of the Tennessee Products Corporation at Wrigley, Termessee, Winn mentioned the dynamiting of a pipeline of the Tennessee Products Corporation during the strike there the latter part of 1937 and the early part of 1938 and suggested that the company had planned this dynamiting in order to blame it on the wnion, Winnst wnion paid his expenses at the HIGHLANDER FOLK SCHOOL. t Madde WS eae ees Bae ee Nea pe ba ea ee Loree ee ee ® ad a og 4 p ‘ William Eldridge, Carpenters Local # 74, Monteagle, Tennessee. a This article is short and is being quoted in its entirety, as follows: What HIGHIANDER means to Me VWilliasATdridge "Being a close neighbor of Highlander Folk School end already having some ideas of what they are doing I have learned what other Unions are doing turough the students and teachers and their ways of attacking the bosses and grafters. JI am sure I can put some of ee this to my use. I think all here will help put a prop under the sot labor movement. I have attended the social functions for quite a time and have really enjoyed the square dances with the real old mountaineer string music and the ball games. Occasionally I hear a speaker, which are sc abundant, some being very distinguished men. . e NUS he May the Folk School still reap it's share and have more cf these speakers, especially during school terms, to show students what kind of people endorse the school so they can talk about it back home. In this manner more people will become interested in the school and Unions will send more and more students. Finally, greater steps will oe be taken by Labor and we will have some of the pie now instead of Dad. # it all in the sky when we die." cated Tk git is to be noted thet WILLIAM ELDRIDGE is the son of Mr. and Jirs. “> ARDY ELDRIDGE at whose home it wijl be subsequently reported that the Young Communist League met. C. #*\KILBY also securcd an affidavit from which will be subsequently set out. On and Off the Mountain J. Bxfarlowe J. D. Marlowe, Bretherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America, Monteagle, Tennessee. According to J. D. MARLOWE's article, ht was born en the Cumberland Mountain near Sewance, Tcnnessee, 1917, The pertinent ~25-