Frigidaire Ranges and Refrigerators AVANT ELECTRIC Company Communications Newman Place, Franklin Rd. Nashville, Tenn. November 25, 1940. The Tryon Daily Bulletin. My wife and I are enjoying the Bulletin constantly, and are very, very pleased to see the effort be ing put forth by you and your readers in your Aid-for-Britain campaign. Might it not be well to consider Aid-for-Britain from another angle? Manufacturing concerns who Pwould refuse to cooperate to the fullest extent with the govern men’s defense program (which is now fifty percent Britain’s) can be subjected to confiscation, and the officers fined and imprisoned. There are no such curbs on labor, and labor has been and is influenc ed by forces which are decidedly un-American. At present we see two strikes in progress in plants vital to the defense program. One in the Aluminum Company’s plant in Pennsylvania, which is the source of a large part of the material for all airplanes. The other is a se rious strike in the Vultee Aircraft plant on the west coast. We have also seen trouble at Camp Peay here in Tennessee, where con struction was held up for a week. of the large power dams in ■tforth Carolina is being impeded in Pts completion by labor difficulties. These delays will continue until labor is made as responsible as management for continued pro duction. This letter is not aimed at the ninety-nine percent of the union men. It is aimed at the one per cent who cause the trouble, just as the recent laws regarding management were aimed ~at the one percent. But in the case of J. B. HESTER W a® Insurance Since 1906 Real Estate Since 1925 Hester Real Estate & Insurance Agency Phone No. 37—Hestei Building, Tryon, N. C. labor unions the one percent con trols the ninety-nine percent. To your readers who would press for Aid-for-Britain, and who know the needs of our own de fense, I would strongly urge them to write to their representatives in Congress and demand equal regulatory laws for labor. With best wishes for a good season to all Tryonites, I am Sincerely yours, Sam Bingham, Jr. Place your order now for the best Turkeys; colony raised, at the Cotton Patch, Phone 303-J. El bert Nanney.—Adv. ts. The Auberge THANKSGIVING DINNER at 1:30 Oyster Stew Vanderhoef Roast Turkey Cranberry Jelly Mashed Potatoes Baked Puree of Yellow Squash Beets Casseroled with Orange Galette with Blazing Mincemeat PRICE $1.25 For Reservations—Call 313

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