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6
ffiEK TO SOCIALIZE
ITALIAN INDUSTRY
nions Indorse seizure ay
Worken of M?tliur8rici
Factories.
p. Sent. (I Hop U entertained
ft.t a satisfactory solution will be
Suml to the metal workers' dispute.
She workmen's unions, however, have
Moptod a resolution, which is approved
ila.. hv the lesders of the BoCttJirt
lirty, to the effect mat " "
could not be .men, ipum.nv. "
nlted to only one osiegory "
Si forms of production.
Meanwhile, the sinners, r.jo .......
gtlan, continue to hold tlie manager.
nd engineers whom tney conmunr
. , , i, ....... ...iu. I
fry to the operation """f1
AsUbllshmenls. The managing director
of one of "the faotorlrs, who w visiting
the home of a-trlmd, was seized aad
Arrled off by seventy armed strikers.
Although the Gorernment officially Is
not Interested In the inotal workers'
stiuKgle, Ulgnor Labrlolo, Minister of
Lebur nnd Silinor Media, the latter one
2f the representatives of Milan In the
Chamber of Deputies, are doing their
fcest to" find n solution. wMOtl thus far
fas not been attained. The employers
Maintain that the dllfiiuitles under
SlilcM Industry Is laboring are such that
M Is Impossible to grunt an Increase In
t4.e wnces of the woriien. i m rinpiuy-
era also refuse to discuss any conces
sion a so Ions as the works are arbitra
rily occupied by tba men.
During; the couraa of the negotiation
wnit n continue, uiv
ihownU disposition to agree to put Uiel-
eatablislimenta on a cooperative w.
CoiMUIetable ttme. ev.in raantbs.
t ver la moceaaary for the completion of
such arrangements. Th MfcUtar of
Labor and Slgnor MeSle hava therefore
proposedjan Immediate Increase In wages
of from lien to twanty per sent., which
Incrsaa Would ba repaid to the owners
when the cooperative system Is working.
The strikers are keeping, strict dis
cipline among their number. A watch
man who failed to announce the passage
of a truok with soldiers and police was
punished byl lmprlaonment In a cage
and kept thete In a humiliating position
under threat, erhlch was not fulfilled, of
having metal jsollanlng sand played upon
Mm.
The most serious punishments are
threatened thaw who disobey the orders
of the commissions managing the occu
rred works or who destroy or steal ma
terials. All workers leaving the works
are rigorously searched by the strikers'
sentinel'
BARON AVEZZANA '
EXPLAINS SEIZURE
Involves Only Mmtal Tradtn,
, Say Ambamador.
The Italian newspaper here print a
Communication from tre .Italian Am
bassador, Baron Avezzuma. concerning
the workmen's agitation In Italy. It
says:
"In consequence of a shortage of raw
aterlals. lack of coal and high cost
' v 1 ' r - , W
THE SUN AND rW V trp.PAT.TV TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1920.
BRITISH LABOR JOINS
labor, the metallurgical Industries
to effect a losaeat. r-oiie-wrng
this decision the workere seized the
factories at Milan. Turin and Genoa tn
order to prevent the lockout and to
operate the factories directly.
"Such a move la a new form ot
struggle between capital and iHbor, but
preserve the character ef an economic
struggle, Inasmuch aa It Is doveloplng
without resort to violence and without
bloodshed.
"The situation Is not alarming In the
least, Inasmuch aa the struggle la In
volving only the metallurgical Industry.
"It is noteworthy that the manifesto
Issued by the Socialist concentration
(which Includes If. M. Turatl. Treves,
), signed among others by Deputy
Buoszl, leader of the metallunglcul
movement, urges the workers to avoid
any excess.
"The general situation of the country
Is normal."
FRENCH DRIVE BACK TUBES.
Capture. Town in Asia Miner from
Nationalist Forres.
By (as Associated Press.
Constantinople. Sept. 6 AIntab, a
city In Asia Minor, fifty-eight miles
northeast of Aleppo, and the scene sev
eral months, ago of a massacre of Ar
menians by Turks, has been taken by
French troops. The city was held by
two Turkish brigades.
French forces are marching on
Marasli, thirty-seven miles northwest of
AIntab. and are meeting with obstinate
reetstaiB'e from Turkish Nationalist
troops. Marnsh has been the scene of a
number of em-oiinters between the Turks
and Armenians during the last few
montlix
MACSWINEY PROTEST
Cettf.nurs from Fvtt Pagt.
Government responsible" for the death
of the Iord Mayor,. m rrauiuuvn
reeds ; .
"'im.i .nnhnn reiiresentlnir 4.300,-
000 organized workers, views with hor
ror and Indignation me uoveriiinwm
decleion to allow the Lord Mayor or
Cork to die TVe wish to remind the
Government that rebellion was flret
preached by those who are condemning
t A.kth .ii others who are fighting
for the freedom of their country. We,
In the name of the wnoie organizeu
labor movement, will hold the .Govern
ment responsible for thflj death of the
Ird Mayor of Cork, and remind them
that such blind stupidity will remlor
reconciliation between Ireland end Kng
latjd almost Impossible."
Mayor Frank Hague, of Jersey City,
N. J., has sent a cablegram protesting
against the Incarceration of Lord Mayor
MaeSwlney ot Cork to rremier iioyn
George, according to announcement at
the City Hall. Jersey City, to-day.
Mayor Hague's cablegram follows:
"Aa Mayor of Jersey City. New Jersey,
V. 8, A., I Join with othor liberty lovlne;
people In asking the release of Ivord
Mayor MaeSwlney. To allow him to die
In prison It) the existing circumstances
would be all outrage on civilization the
world over."
sent a message last nlg4 to rYemlar
Lloyd George appealing for the w"0
from prison of Lord Mayer McSwlney
of Cork. The Mayor's message pointed
out that the denial of Justice and llbert
to Ireland Is dlsupi'otutlng. In view o.
the "professed principles or jusnc .....
liberty upon which the world war waa
fought."
Coik, Sept. 5. The Deputy Ijord
Mayor of Cork to-day authorised the
statement that the eleven hunger strlk-
ers lu the fork Jan. wno are on "
twenty-sixth day of their abstinence
from food, hsd expressed the wish that
they be paid no more visits bjr the prison
doctor.
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