Show 4 V VII KERS STEEL PLANT H d ay Move Spreading From Coast to Coast Ford Fires Fai Failing ing to Report Report Report Re Re- port for Work Out at California Plant HUNGRY MEN STORM GATE Pickets Lift Auto of Mill Mil Workers Into Air n By Associated Pren Strike scenes dotted the country from rom coast to coast today with these highlights Pittsburgh Three Pittsburgh Three thousand to sInging shouting miners converged on n the big Clairton plant of Carnegie I SteeL They sought to swing ClaIrton Clairon Clair ClaIr- ton on workers into the holiday movement movement move move- movement ment of steel and mine workers in n three states Detroit Detroit Henry Ford orl had a labor labo thou trou 11 bias bles les on his bis han hands workers in his nis Chester Pa assembly plant having gone one on strike motored to Edgewater N. N tf J. J yes yesterday and started a strike in the Ford plant there They threatened threat threat- ened ned to proceed to Dearborn to picket Labor troubles also beset the Richmond Richmond Rich Rich- mond Cal Cat plant Flint Mich The The national labor board oard sought a settlement of a strike of f several thousand auto tool and die die- makers in Flint Detroit and Pontiac Philadelphia Philadelphia Bread Bread became Increasingly in in- cr hard to get as a strike of ol bakery drivers entered its fourth day o Paterson N. N J. J J.-A J. A strike continued f tie up the silk Industry W Washington The The national labor board ward was moving to settle many strikes including the one involving the Uie Ford Motor company New York Thirty one hundred bundred knitting workers were expected to return return re- re turn urn to work work Monday Monday as the result of ofa a tentative agreement with their em- em loyers CLAIRTON Pa Sept 29 P A W-A A shouting challenging mob of more than striking coal ceal miners swarmed warmed into Clairton today stormed the le gates of the Carnegie Steel Stoel com corn pany's any s plant and ripped clothing from froma a number of f the workers The pickets hungry after their nocturnal noc- noc trek from the Fayette county coal oal fields seized dinner buckets of ot otmen men on their way to work and devoured dc- dc the contents A small army of city state campan corn com pan any pany and county police armed with riot ot guns gunS' rifles revolvers and tear teargas teargas gas as stood by at vantage points but admitted they were powerless to halt haIt he the mob without resorting to vio- vio lence ence Breastworks of sandbags were thrown irown up at the steel plants plant's entrance during the night COKE ERS Most of th the striking miners are em- em loyes of the H. H C C. Frick Coke com corn pany any Both Frick and Carnegie Steel are re subsidiaries of the U. U S. S Steel cor cor- oration This Is the third invasion of Clairton Clair Clair- ton on in a week The miners charge the Continued on Iare Six HOLIDAY MOVE SPREADS WIDER Continued from tron One Clair Clairton ton Works the largest byproducts by prod plant in the world is using coal imported from the south due to the mining milling holiday in Fayette county About men arc on the Clairton p payrolL The mill mm workers had to elbow their way through the crowd gathered about the entrance They were jostled pushed and shoved but refreshed by bya a nights night's sleep after yesterdays yesterday's toil they accepted the situation good na The miners said some of ot the workers work work- ers joined them but it appeared that I almost all aU the men went to work One automobile loaded with mill workers was lf lifted ted into the air by a group of pickets who seemed intent on wrecking the machine but the assailants assailants as as- were routed by county po lice SHERIFF UNDECIDED Sheriff Frank I. I Gollmar led his full lull force of deputies through the crowd Asked how long the strikers would be permitted to swarm about the gates he said Frankly Frankl I dont don't know I dont don't s show ze sec how we can break up the lines Many of the tho miners wore helmets and were in their shirt sleeves Nine were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clarence Mooar who said some of them had liquor In their possession One group of strikers raided Anthony Anthony An An- thony fruit store taking whatever they wanted and refusing to pay for it The trouble at Clairton is but one phase of labor unrest which has resulted resulted re re- suIted in almost steel and mine mineworkers mineworkers mineworkers workers walking out in the district oL ot Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Vir Vir- ginia and Ohio vIr I Reported Out At Ford Fa Factory tory RICHMOND Cal Cat Sept 29 20 JP- JP Between and men were reported reported re re- reported ported out at the Ford Motor company's company's com com- pany's assembly plant here today in what company officials described as a seasonal layoff The officials who said at atthe atthe atthe the plant numbered about 1000 before before before be be- fore the layoff layoU previously estimated the number out at They denied reports the layo layoff was ordered after some of the had started a movement to demand a five day work week at 4 a day instead in stead of a four four day ay week at the same pay Ford Dismisses Failing to Report NEWARK N N. J. J Sept 29 UP UP- UP The Ford Motor company today dismissed dismissed dis dis- dis missed who failed to report report re re- port for work at the company plant at Edg Edgewater water Officials said the had been intimated by strikers from the Chester Pa Ford plant Company employment offices were opened Immediately Immediately Im Im- Im mediately to hire replacements for forthe forthe the dismissed workers The workers had no reason to leave their jobs one Ford official said Therefore they were dis charged We are mailing checks to them now I I The company is not going to close the plants unless the strike becomes general it was s stated ted I Tool Die Workers Workers' Settling Trouble DETROIT Sept 29 UP UP With With a federal government mediator on the scene the end of ot a strike of tool and anddie anddie anddie die workers affecting automotive and other plants in three cities was insight in insight insight sight today Employers in the ilie plants in Detroit Flint and Pontiac where the walkouts occurred have expressed a willingness willing willing- ness that the negotiations on the strikers' strikers demands for fr higher wages and uniform working hours in the three cities be regarded as a common problem This was In line with the suggestion lion tion acceptable to Abner E. E Lamed Larned chairman of the Detroit N R A compliance compliance com com- board who con conferred erred with John M. M Carmody special representative tive live of the national labor board shortt shortly short short- t I ly of after ter the latter's arrival f Wash Wash- ington I am confident the strikes here willbe will willbe willbe be settled Carmody said following his conference with Lamed Larned I will do everything I can to effect an agreement agree agree- ment mentHe He indicated that tha t he would I remain I in Detroit until the strike situation in I this area has been settled I Is I I |