Financial Statement - Washington Secretary of State

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job where he goes to work. We do not want to
be piltriotie to • Union as weh-we " I,nt to ba
patriot ic to the Working Class. Remember when
you leav e the barvest fields to go on Const ruction ,
or in to Metal and Machinery, you should b'/l nsfe!'
:Crom 400 to 573, or SOD, 8 S th e cue may be. and
you pre helping ci nch t he job for Industrial Unionism.
Equal ly when you go from the weaving roo m
o.:r tailor shop into the printing plan t., yo u transfer
fro m 100 0 to 1200. You ha.,·e changed your IndustriaJ
Unten, but you are rtill lin I . W . W.
We have the hi.tl)l'ic mission of the working
das.. to carry oct, and Industrial Unionism i. the
instrument by wh ich we expect to accomplish our
tea k. We can only do this as we give al l ou r energy
to the wor k a nd w-operate to the fullest meMUre.
If llVe an' to build t he new soci ety, we must ha ve
t he One Big Union lI.ctually fu ncti oning in the Industries,
and not spelled out in scrawly Jette" on
a piece of pape r only. 'Would you be free? Then,
get bu sy!
GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD.
George Speed. Chairman,
George Bradley ,
Hen ry Bradley,
Cha s. J. Mille r ,
John J ac h on,
J ames King,
Fred Nelson.