| Show LABOR ARE SEVERELY CONDEMNED president eliot of harvard has a supreme contempt for the organizations that limit the hours of work boston nov 11 before the economic club of boston at their banquet last night president eliot of harvard denounced alie labor unions of the country as opposed to the education of oung men and for what he terni cd their fight against tha development of manly instincts in closing lie characterized the strike breaker or scab as he called lim as a good type of the american Amei ican hero the economic club was formed for the purpose of discussing current topics alip subject tonight was industrial battles and the public president eliot had not promised to speak but be was brought to his feet by of the subject by previous speakers lie aid present conditions condi tiona that many apara anut pass before alic labor question is satisfactorily solved alioth aidea must make concessions and adopt some plan the principal objection to tha labor unions from the educators point of view he said was their objection to young men becoming competent nic chon acs ics and that they do prevent this 15 evident from the fact that all unions endeavor to limit the number of cices tices employed in liny industry tho right to labor is considered tha most sacred liht of the american citizen president hicls objection to the la bor union was he said that the object of the union seemed to be work as I 1 ours as possible produce as little an possible during that time and to re ebie BS much money as possible for the given this attitude was in effect nothing more than a constant erht against alie development of manly instincts he said he had a profound contempt for any man who did not choose to labor every day jut s long as his strength would permit |
