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u . Moved by King, seconded by Bradley, that Fellow Wor kers Woodruff a nd Sandgren be appointed a committee to arrange (or the writing of an I. W. W. Handbook by J m t \15 E bert, E b('rt to be informed that $28 per week is t he usual scale, but if nel'eSsllry we will pay him $35, the sa me as he reeelvee f or work ing at his trade. C....ried UIlIlO· lmously. Move d b)' G. Bradley, ascended b y H. Bradley, tha t sc eretarv-treeeur er shall be ins tructed t o I!:et out leaflets a ppealing t o color ed wor kers. Carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 5 :20 p. m . A u~ s t 29 , 191 9. Meet ing called to orde r at 9 a. m. by chai r ma n. Moved by H. Bradle y, second ed by Jackson, that the G. E . C. en do r se th e publi shing of the J ewish paper, Ind ustrial Arbeiter , in Chkllg'o. Carried ' unanimousl)'. Moved by King, seconded by H. Bradley, that all wag es ~h ll ll r "mllin the !
.. to ha ve voul"hen f or all money received and 1'1': eeiptls for all money expended. beginning R5 soon as po.'l8ible. Carried unanirnou!!l)', Adjourned 5 ;QO P. M. AUl'u.t 30, 191 9. Meetinl':' called t o order 9 ;00 A. M. b)' chai rman. The morning was spent in going over th e minu!;(os and di ~ u s.~inR various mat ters pertaini ng to t he organi211tion work. Adjourned sine die a t 12 :00 M. (Note) In the bod}' of these mi nu l.e~ not es ar e occasionally inserted in explan ation of th e actions of t he Board , an d a commen tary is now added as further explanation of some of the m otions, as follows : The matter of refu sa l to enter into t ime agreements is a fundamental pr inci ple of Revolutionary In dustrial Unionism . and is writ t en into ou r eonsti tuti on. How ever, we have alwRYlI observ ed tempor ary ac com odlltions be twee n th e workers and employen, and since the condition s are peculiar to each indu stry and cannot well b€ re l!.ehed by a general recommendati on. we feel t hat th e..e mat ters should be handled in each instance by th e Indu s trial Union involv ed in t he set tlement. In these times of intense labor un r est, it is high ly ne cessary that the I. W. W. shall do al l in itl! power t o sLabl1i!e the situation and endea vor t o lead se nti . nrent to wards sa ne econom ic Rction, rather than in th e dire ct ion of fanatical insurrecti onism. We approve th e resolution that the Uni ons send delel:ates to r adical conf erences, as the r eby we bave an opportunity to exert a rational influ..ne e a nd at t he same t ime keep our finger on t he puh e of wor king elan sentim ent . l:very strike situation or aggravat ed labor condit ion produces a ('ertain amount of hJlst er ia from which even members of the I . W. W. are not immune. H ysteria begets exaggerat ion. t he worst fo nn of misinform ation. We can onl y act hitellige ntly as t he actual f ads are kn own, and in the labor wor ld, hasty or ill advised action may ruin t he best laid plans of organiza tion. The master elass will tell us enough Ii!"! in ord er to- misle ad us, so let us avoid the pitfall s of exaggerntion. As you val ue Industrial U nio nism observe this motto Truth. T he whole truth and nothing but the truth. The holding of correspo nde nce be yond a reasonable t ime serves no go od purpose. Errors are usually dieeoveeed and corrected within 90 days and the retaining of eOrTe$po nden ce in regard to accounts that hav e been definitely closed is a w ast e of space that can be use d to better lld,'antn.ge. Thil is a ti me of greatest ac tivity in lahor organization and r eacti onary uniona are ~iall y busy in this r egard . It ia characteristic that workers are
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