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PULLMAN PORTERS DEFENTL
_WAGES, HOUR AGREEMENT
(Continued from Page 1)
Filipinos. No unionc an limit the
employer’s right to employ any
type of worker.Moreover the Fili
pinos, like the Negro workers are
under the Brotherhoods jurisdiction
and it is unwise and short-sighted
for Negroes who are denied certain
jobs themselves on account race,
to dicriminate against Filipinos on
I account of race or nationality.
“Some colored maids have been
| displaced by white hostesses be
cause of am order from the rail
roads. Neither the Pullman com
pany nor thu Brotherhood had the
power to retain colored maids. The
ra.ilrads claim the public needs
nurses more than maids. Of course
the Brotherhood opposed it and is
still fighting to reinstate the c.ol
orred maids.
“The claim that miles above 11,
000 under the Company Union
were paid for 60 cents a mile and
that porters are now working 14,
000 miles without receiving eztra
pay, because of the 240-hour work
month, is absurd. Since hours and
not miles constitute the basis of
pay, 14,000 miles are not signifi
cant. 240 hours a month represent
eight hours a day, and after 240
hours have been made, overtime
on a pro-rata ba.sis is paid up to
260 hours, after which, overtime
is paid as time and a half. If for
instance, a porter puts in thirty
hours of work in excess of 240, he
will be paid the rate 40 cents for
20 hours of $8, and then, ten hours
at the rate of time and a half, or
60 cents an hour which would be
?d,
“Now under the old system, 11,
000 miles constituted the basis
month, and would represent over
330 hours. But for this 11,000 miles
r. porter only received the basis
monthly pay of $88.50, the maxi
mum rate for 15 years of service
or more.
“Today, unde.r the agreement
negotiated by the Brotherhood, a
porter who works 330 hours, or 90
hours above the 240 hour basis
month, would receive $50 ini over
time pay, or $8 for 20 hours up to
260, at the rate of 40 cents an
hour, and $42 for seventy hours of
work above 260 hours, at the rate
of time a.nd a half or 60 cents an
hour. And the maximum porters
monthly wage today, as a result
of the agreement, is $11.50 and add
to this $50 for overtime, would
give the porter $150 for the month
! ly P"-y- Thus, it is apparent that
| the 240 hour basis month has, by
1 far, greater earning value than
the old 11,000 month.’’
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I JURY SAYS FARLEY SANE
WHEN HE SLEW DEPUTIES
(Continued from Page 1)
with the. same alienists testifying
in his insanity who had acted in
the famous case of Pan! Wright.
Wright, an aviation official, had
.shot to death his beautiful wife
and his best friend when In* sur
prised them in a compromising
position in his home. He had
claimed a “white flame'1 took away
his mind and he had killed uncon
sciously. Farley testified that
everything got black when they
started shoving me out of my own
house, and when I come to I was
standing there with the gun in my
hand.’’
Will Probably Re Paroled
Although he was up for sent
ience for from 5 to 10 years on
each count of manslaughter be
fore Judge Bull last Wednesday,
it is said the concenus of opimion
that he will not have to serve out
his full sentence. The fact that
four ballots were necessary be
fore the jury agreed upon the in
sanity verdict weights heavily in
his favor. The. jury had also re
jected the first degree murder
charge upon which the prosecution
had demanded that they send him
to the lethal gas chamber, and sev
eral were required to find him
guilty of manslaughter.
Unfortunate as the tragedy was,
great good is expected to come of
it. to other, who are, like Farley in
danger of losing their homes af
ter toiling for years to pay for
them. Since his troubles arose ove>
$29.66 street improvement bond
that, he was compelled to default,
legal steps expected to be. taken
will prevent firms which make a
e«re of r-eket of buying up the de
faulted assessments of the poor
'Yom so functioning. Ac ording to
• oports. several laws are being
frame "' to be presented during the
current session of California leg
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No Anti-Semitism
Among Negroes,
Says The Crisis
New York, June 9—/There is no
■wide-spread or deep-seated anti
Jewish feeling among Negroes, it
is asserted editorially in the June
issue of The Crisis magazine.
The editorial states that some
Jewish leaders had bococe concern**
ed over occasional speeches and
actions which seem to indicate an
ti-semitism. After decrying I*RC6'
hatred in any form in </ny people,
the editorial states:
"But that does rot mean that
Negroes have not been puzzled and
disturbed at time over the actions
of some Jewish individuals and
groups. In general in the trade
union movement and in radical poli
cal organizations Negroes and
Jew’s ge along very well,
"Certin Jewish philanthropists
hate ntade substantial contribu
tion to the financing of programs
for Negro advancement and im
provement. But the Jewish middle
ck'ss (upper and lower,) the shop
keepers and merchants and the
landlords, in many cases and in
many localities, ieavv> much *to
bo desired. The story is still told
in Harlem of the Jewish landlord
who told his Negri tenants they
ought to be glad to get an ii.part
men with hardwood floors, ti’ed
bathrooms and French doors at
any rental.
“Currently, the 165,000 Negro
citizens of Baltimore, Md., a.re in
censed over the flat refusal of de
partment scores in that city to
serve them not ice cream sodas
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I aril luncheons, but such proscrib
1 ed in many establishments owned
I or managed by Jews. In this the
| letter follow the pattern set by
gentiles, but it does seem that
I Jewish employers might be pecu
liarly sympathetic to Negrois
! reeking to break out of the tradi
tional jobs set aside for them.”
School Athletes Are
To He Honored
New York June 9 (ANP)—.Juno
10 is the date sot for the Sports
Award dinner sponsored by the
Iloys Work department of the Har
lem Branch Y, when colored lads
from every high school in the city, j
who have won recognition for ath
letic achievments, will honored at '
a banquet. In this fourth aiuiual
event, an even numbw of stars
will be present than ever before.
This annual dinne,r is the only re
cognition colored athletics receive
for their splendid work during the
high school season, where competi
tion among the forty or more high
schools in the Public School Ath
forty easonvH RD U LH R.ULU HMF
letic league is keen and gruelling
Ijast ymr, two of the outstanding
lads honored were William Gates
who this year was voted the best
high school basketball player in
the city and Bon Slyvester, lend
ing football scorer in the PSAL
last year.
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