DELLASS Titu Authority State Letter Wahz ej me NSRI 0:2 24981 ninety five percent of the workers on the Atlantic cost would return to work tomorrow if they could be given the guarantess which they need or which they believe they. hd need.
The Company which the undersigned has the honor of representing, faced by the very delicate situation on the Atlantic Coast, considers itself obliged to make a statement concerning its relations with the workers, laborers or day laborers who have served it in the past and with those which it will continue to employ in the future. The Company has always concerned itself about the interests of the workers and it will continue to do so in the future. The Company has strived to give fair salaries that not only recompense work but which permits workers to live in hygienic, healthy and clean conditions and in the circumstances to which we all are entitled.
The Company has always be en in the lead in offering its workers all the improvements consistent with the condition of its business. The policy which it has observed in the past is what it will continue to observe in the future. Of the workers of the Company, not a single one has complai ned to it to date about salary or living conditions. Nevertheless if there were anyone who should want to complain, the Company will receive him and he ar his reasons with great pleasure. If the workers do not desire this, the Company will have the honor to di scuss these points with the executive or with the latter representatives, but it considers itself obliged to refuse flatly to deal with professional agitators or their representatives or with any strike committee which may