VOL. XIV

No. 1

PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE NATIONAL FOUNDERS' ASSOCIATION AND
NATIONAL METAL TRADES AssociATION IN THE INTERESTS

OF THEIR WORKMEN

CONTENTS FOR JANUARY, 1917

Business Men Must Take Greater Interest in Political

Problems, Frank A. Vanderlip........

3

The "Fight” for the Eight Hour Day

9

Unionism in the Schools.......

11

The Responsibility of the Individual Employee, Edward

K. Nicholson...

13

A. F. of L. Will Not Obey Injunctions.

22

Comment.....

.24

Kind Words for Business...

26

Open Shop is Best for Workman...

29

Intimidating Witnesses.

32

Measuring the Workman's Physical Fitness for His Job...........34

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