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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
SOVIET LABOR UNIONS ANSWER
AMSTERDAM INTERNATIONAL ON
BASIS OF ANGLO RUSSIAN PACT

MOSCOW, May 49, (By Mai The Foreign Relations Commit
tee of the Auan Trade Union Council has directed the
ing letter to the Amsterdam Trade Union Federation:
Dear Comrades For various and in view
Conference of British and Russian Trade Unions the penay
Of the ARussan Central Trade Union not be held
than April 30May g. The London Conference
and Soviet trade unions examined xhansv both question
trade union unity and the question of the relations
Central Trade Union Council of the Soviet unions to the
Amsterdam International.
The plenum of the AlRussan Trade Union ratified
the work and decisions of the London conference
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17

fundamentally.
Some Questions For Bakers.
Today you are-only working four
days a week. The jobbers are work
ing only two or three days a week.
Why? Because the bread trust is or
ganized to destroy US.
Almost the same situation faces
the members Of the A. r. W. A large
proportion Of the members are more
or less permanently unemployed.
Those employed work six days a
week with one working day a month
of This too is no real solution.
That this unemployment is caused
by the growth Of the trusts cannot
be successfully disputed. Today the
trust puts out 70 per cent Of the
bakery goods consumed in greater
New York. The wages paid Of the
trust plants are far below the wages
paid in union bake shops.
Must Fight.
The organized bakers cannot per-
NIT this situation to continue. They
must not allow their respective organ
lzations to be annihilated by the
bread trust. The problem that faces
the bakers is, not to take the en-
ployes Of the trust and to place them
at work in the union bake shops.
The problem Is TO organize the non-
union shops and plants, especially
those controlled by the trusts. The
wages, hours and working conditions
Of the workers Of the bread trust
must be bettered. The workers OF
the trust must be organized.
BY organizing these workers and
carrying on militant struggle for
better conditions and increased wag.
es, the entire problem Of the bakery
workers viii take on a new charac-
ter instead Of as at present, in fight,
ing a section Of the bosses with a
small section Of the workers.
We must unite the workers to face
the united bosses. The Bakers Unit
ed Front Committee proposes a wide
spread organization campaign to on.
ganize the workers Of the bread trust.
To increase the wages and better
their conditions. Detailed plans and
policies for the carrying on OF this
work will be formulated by the Bak-
ers' United Front Committee. We
call upon you to support Us in the
coming struggle fors
Better wages, hours and work
Ing conditional
Organize the unorganIzedI
Unite the bakers against the
bread trustl
One union In the baking IN
dustryl
Read this and discuss It at your
general meeting. Give your approval
to foregoing suggestions and mako
your further recommendations to;
The Subcommittee, Bakers Unit
ed Front Conference.
Anal. Food Workers, Herman
Gund, Frank KIrnbauer, Anton
Folders.
international Bakery & confection-
cry Workers Union, J. Hoffman, Sam
Nezinsky, Karl ReIss.
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Five thousand subs for Red week.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
Golf Caddies' Strike
Wins More Wages from
Pennsylvania Wealthy
BY sANDE
worker Correspondent

WILLIAMSBURG, June 15.-Three
hundred caddies employed on the
Edgewood country clubs golf links,
recently struck for and won an in
crease in wages after showing the
caddie master a real display of soil
darity.
These young rebels who last year
were receiving 65 cents a round, and
who sometime ago demanded and
were given IS cents, are now proud
to announce that a short strike has
forced this club OF wealthy business
men and capitalists to pay them a 81
a round.
Two members OF the East Pitts
burgh Junior group OF the Young
Workers League who are employed as
caddies had an additional demand
added which was also taken up as
one condition upon which the caddies
would return.
The caddie master had them divided
into two classes. Glass A boys were
receiving more than the Class b bows.
The Juniors pointed out that this was
unfair as all boys did the same work
and that there was only one class
the working class.
Before these successful strikes the
caddies who are all young boys, were
among the poorest paid in the Pitts
ourgh district, now they can tell the
cock-eyed world they are among the
highest paid and wish to announce
that they are not thru as they are
taking steps to organize union
among the caddies TO win bigger vic.
tories.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17

program or action and TO drive the
united front ever more deeply into
the ranks Of the entire membership.
To achieve this end the United
Front Committee at its last meeting
decided that speakers on the united
front will be invited to address gen
eral membership meetings of the vari-
Gus locals, and to have such general
membership meetings register them
selves squarely upon the issue Of a
united front of the Bakers Unions
in Greater New York. It also ordered
the printing of thousands Of copies
in three languages Of the following
letter:
An open Letter to the Members.
The movement of united front Of
the bakery workers against the bread
trust is progressing. This move
ment had its origin in the rapid
growth Of the gread trust, which is
threatening to crush the workers or
CARNATIONS, and destroy their stand
ards Of wages, hours and working con-
ditions for which they have strug-
gled. Unemployment amongst the
bakery workers of New York is dis
ease, which must be eliminated.
To cope with these conditions,
mass meeting was held at Cooper
Union on February 29 This mass
meeting passed resolutions, which
called upon the respective organiza-
tions-A. F. of L. and A. f. W. to
form a Joint Bakers United Front
Committee to organize the bakers,
and to develop united front for the
betterment of the bakers wages,
hours and working conditions.
A United Front Committee.
Following the Cooper Union meet
ing, this United Front Committee was
composed Of a number of local unions
both Of the A. F. of L. and A. F. w
each sending five delegates to this
United Front Committee. To further
carry on the work and to familiarize
the rank and file with the necessity
for a united front, another mass meet
ing was called at Webster Hall on
April II. This meeting was rank
and file affair, and a full discussion
was had, which indicated that the
rank and file of the respective or
CARNATIONS were overwhelmingly in
favor Of the united front.
The task which faces this commit
tee in the immediate future is TO ac-
tually put this united front into eff
feet Action and not words must be
the slogan. We, therefore, appeal to
you to rally to the support Of this
committee and undertake the future
tasks.
The existing conditions among the
bakers at the present moment are
well-known to you, who suffer under
them. Unemployment has shown a
steady increase in recent years
amongst the organized bakers.
Both organizations endeavor to
cope with it. The A. F. Of L. organ
ization, itself hemmed in by the in
creased production Of the bread trust,
which decreases the market supplied
by the small bake shops, has en-
deavored to spread the remaining
amount OF work amongst the mem
bers. This only partially meets the
situation, we must deal with It more
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
NEW YORK BAKERS IN UNITED
FRONT TO ORGANIZE INDUSTRY
AND FIGHT OPEN SHOP TRUST
Ru IosEPH MANLEY.

ranks Of the Bakers Union Of
especially
Amalgamaed the hs OF the A.
CARNATIONS.
Since the formation the Bakers United Front Committee the
United
the A. F. of l., and A. organizations This committee its
inception has regulary practical
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
U. S. Imports Soviet Eur.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 15.-In
1924, the United States imported over
tso,O0O,ooo worth OF undressed furs
according to the European division OF
the department of Commerce, OF this
amount se.75o,ooo is credited to Rus.
sia In Europe and $4,000 to Russia in
Asia. s4
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
PROGRESSIVE MINERS DEMAND
WORK OR RELIEF FOR STARVING,
AND AN IMMEDIATE CONVENTION
BY ALEX REID.

Secretary Miners United
Mine Workers Ameres
Brother miners! From all the
brothers unemployment
stalking thruou country
mining villages completely deserted
Never the history mining the
the with little
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-17
hat WORKERS
STRIKE FOR
WAGE RAISE
Want More Pay and
Better Conditions

NEW YORS.-Men's felt hat work
ers of Local 8, United Hatters Of
America, are striking for is per cent
wage increases which the New York
Hat Manufacturers Association re.
fuses so far to grant. About 1000
workers, both men and women, are
striking.
Bose Bats Collaboration Trap
Poor materials are given the work
ers, they claim, so that they are not
able to make enough wages at present
piece work rates. The strikers ask
for better materials and improved con-
ditions in their industry. One OF the
manufacturers suggests that a Joint
committee OF workers and employers
undertake to see that wages are
brought up to standard levels in all
shops.
He said that the employers were
willing TO see that individual shops
below standard be brought up to the
general level but that the association
will not collectively accept the union
demands. With poor logic he declares
that the workers requests would bring
wages 10 50 a day and that employers
insist that most workers make this
much already.
The Usual Threat
The mems felt hat manufacturing
season is just at its height so that
the union should have some advantage
In that. The manufacturers are max
ing the usual threat to move their
shops 20 TO 30 miles out Of town in
the hope Of evsding the union.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
GoRIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
Nd
DEPARTAMENTo DE
HACIENDA
-lg----
NEGocLADo DE RENTAs
INTERNAS
-M--
AvIso INTPoRTANTE
AvIso 1SrPoRTANTE

A los Comerciantes v demas per-
sonas obligadas al pago del 2 por
siento SCORE ventas estiprlado On
"a Secci6n 60 de la vicente Ley de
Rentas Internas;
Por la presente les comunico que
ga, Sc encuentran en- poder de los
Uolectores de Rentas Internas los
hbros oficiales con Las declaracio-
Des juradas que dehen presentar
para Ell 2ago do los ierechos sobre
ventas.
Es necesario que con tola pronti-
tud cada interesalo ce provea de
su correspondence ibro Official pa,
"a que de cumplimiento a 10 ext
gido por la mencionada ley.
Rstos libros seran entrcgados por
los Colectores los solicitantes, me
dante la adhesion y cancellation
de IN sello de rentas internas dc
25 centaycs sobre la portada de los
mismos.
Juan G. GALLARoo
Tesorero de p. Z.
(Anuncio).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
PERMANECE VIVA UNA
MUJFR DESPUES De HA-
Der FSIAD0 CUATR0
AMOS SIN TOMAR ALI.
MENTOS
La Association Medica estu-
dia con asOmbro el maravi-
llosO fen6menO
Is curioSiSimo ell inf0rme
de la investigation prac-
ticada pOr la detective

A medida que pasan los dias,
acontecimientos asombrosos ocu-
pan a la humanidad. La ciencia,
siempre preocupada en- desentra-
nar los mas caros secretos de la ma
Dire naturaleza, llega en- ocasiones a
practicar investigaciones curiosf-
simas. Hasta ha POGO, los mas ere
dulos hubieran considerable como
producto de una locura cronica, las
ideas que han inmortalizado al doc
tor Voronoff: ell ingerto de glandu-
las de mono en- ell ORGANISING hu-
mano como medic rejuvenecedor.
En- nuestro siglo, Sc presenta
ahora campo amplio para laborio-
sas investigaciones. Ell mundo de
Ia ciencia quedara revolucionado
2uando Sc conozca del nlaravilloso
fen6meno que sostiene invisible
mente la naturaleza en- una aldea
de Lola. Y no es para menos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
Hoy Sc reune Ia jun
ia de SindlCOS de Ia
UniyerSidad
.ES LA PRIMERA REUNION
QUE CELEBRA Ell NUEvO
ORGANISING
Hay aSunt0S traSCenden-
tales S0bre eI tapete

Hace algunos dias publicamos
los nombres de los nuevos cahane-
ros que unos por designation ex-
presa de la ley y otros por nombra-
miento del Gobernador, forlnan la
nueva Junta de s1ndicos de Ia Un!-
versidad de Puerto Rico.
pero para mejor compression ne
mos de informar por segunda vez
que la Junta estara tornado por los
senores Huyke, Benner, Baccel6,
Tops Soto, Sanchez Morales, HUI y
Rabell
La nueva Junta de Sindicos tie
ne shora mayor responsahilidad, va
on La Universidad sera objeto dc
ua reorganization radical que ven,
dra levantar considerablemente su
standard entire los centres docentes
del mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
BOLIVAR PAGAN
RESPALDA A La
ASAMBLEA MPAL.
SOSTlENE LA ORDENANZA
S0BRE lNCOMPA PATIBlLlDAD
De CARGOS
Ell COmite Local sociaIista
desde hace dos meses tenia
I'm proyectO similar

En- relaci6n con la ordenanza ador
tada recientemente por la Asamblea
Municipal de San Juan, y que tan
tos concentrates ha recibido, todavia
no conociamos cual habrfs de ser la
actitud del sector socialista afecta-
40 por La misma.
Dc fuente fdedigna podemos in
formar hoy que el domingo pasado,
segdn informamos aver, Sc reuni6 en-
session extraordinaria Ell Comite Lo-
cal del Partido Socialista para ira
tar extensamente la question y
acordar La actitud a asumir Official
mente por 81 partido ante la situa-
ci6n creada por dicha ordenanza :.
En- Ell acta de la session anterior, y
xnoci6n del senior Bolivar Pagan,
existia el acuerdo adoptado unani.
memente por dicho comit6 disponien
do que, al reo~ganizarse nuevamen-
te ell .-eferiGe cCmit6, al veneer los
termiEos de los niembros actuales
sea en- la ptlz.eEa quincens de Sc
tiemb1e, seria incompatibie - ';ea.
empeio de uu cargo en- e. comitt
local con un cargo de empleaio mr.
nicipal. En- dicho acuerdo, como er
la ordenanza Inelcionada, qpeda"
exentos los func:onarios municipal
les, y por 10 tanto el sefior Bolivar
Pagan, quien es el presidellre de
comit6 local Y al mismo tempo vice
presidente del Comite Tscritoria,
del Pavtido. Pero Bolivar Pagan
desde la pasada session del comitt
local declare sus demas compaae
ros su intenci6n irrevocable de re
nunciar su cargo en- 81 conite local
"a que Las numerosas Ocupaciones
en- So buete de abogado y notario
en sn bNfete de abogado y notario
en- Ell Dept. de hacienda Municipal q
d1rige, y sus muChisimas Ocupacio
mes politicas en- la direction centra
, general del partido, lie impedial
dar ei tempo sufciente para aten
der las cuestiones politicas loca
les. Y aver volyi6 a insistir en- s.
renuncia irrevocable ell sefor Boil
var Pagan. Aunque la vcluntad es
pontanea de los demas miembro
del Comite Y de todo Ell partido so
cialista en- San Juan es reelegir una
nimenente al Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan
para la presidencia local, dadas la
grandes simpatias de que ell jove1
(Continda en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
SeresolUerd de un
mOmentO a OtrO
ell pleito contra
ell Alcalde - 50
Hoy expira ell pIazO c0nce-
dido p0r la Cote a los ape
IanteS para preSentar ale
gaCioneS eSCritaS
Ell Tribunal del Distrito oira
inmediatamente despues al
abogadO del senior Todd

Ell Tribunal del Distrito, que en-
tiende en- ell pleito presentado con-
ira Ell Alcalde de la ciudad por Ell
doctor Victor Coll y Cuchi, raiz
de La resoluci6n que dictara don
Roberto, destituyendole de su cargo
como Director de Bsnefcencia, re-
solvera de un momento otro tan
interesante "affaire", va que Ell
tempo concedidole las parties pa
ra presentar alegatos escritos, ter
nina en- la maflana del dfa lie hoy.
ExPIRA Ell PLAZo
Ell Lcdo. Cayetano Coll v Cuchi
debera va haber presentado los ale
gatos escritos que solicitara Ell Juez
Foote en- la vista del Certiorari
contra Ell AIca1de de la ciudad, de-
clarado con lugar por la Corta del
primer Distrito, expirando hoy Ell
plazo que para este objeto lie fue-
ra concedido en- su classification lie
apelante.
(Continia en- la pag. G.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
SURGE Ell FENoMENo.

En- la Finca de Jose Pagan, en- el
camino de Lola Nueva, Y Can6va-
mas, entrando por ell pequeiio cru
ce de Hato Puerco, esta enferma la
ioven de IS amos de edad, Dolores
Lav;era, que atrae hoy la atencion
de los principales facultativos del
pals, porque permanece viva a pc
sar de que no ha tornado alimento
alguno durante los ultimos cuatro
amos.
Nj Allah, ell Profeta Supreme de
todas las mdias, quien, segun cuen
ia la historic, estuvo ensimismado
en- un extasis sobrenatural duran
te cuarenta dfas, periodic en- el que
proyecto la salvacion de los SUI
yos; nj ell heroe irlandes Nc. Swim
ney que estuvo en- la prision de
Cork en- perfecta rebeldfa negan-
dose tomar alimentos hasta que
no Sc libertara a sus conciudada-
nos de 10 que el entendfa tirania
inglesa, permaneciendo asi cincuen
(Cantfnna on In nag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
HOY Sc REUNE Ell GA
BINETf DEL GOBERNA-
DOR PARA CONJURAR
La CRISIS ESC0LAR
Ell Consejo Executive apro-
bara el emprestito de cien
mil d6lares
Ell aICaIde de la Ciudad d.
rige una impoTtante c0mu-
nicaci0n al Gobernad0r

Ell Gobernador Towner ha convo-
cado al Consejo Executive reu-
1i6n, debiendo 6sta tener efecto en-
la mafiana de hoy, con ell prop6sitc
de dejar resueltos importantisimos
asuntos pendientes de consideration
defnitiva. entire los cuales Sc en-
cuentra la ultima ordenanza mum
cipal disponiendo TN emprestito de
100000 para proceder a la cons
trucci6n de edifcios escolares que
dejen resuelta la grave crisis que
amenaza a la rnunicipalidad du-
rante el curse que ACADIA de empe-
Ear.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
ImpOTtdnteSt tran
SdCCiOneS entire ell
GObiernO Federal e
lnSuIdr
Sc ESPERA QUE WASH
NGTON TOME LA
INICIATIVA
La pr0Iongaci0n de la Ca
lie San francisco: cues
ton Immediate

De un momento a otro, segdn los
informes que hemos obtenido a
Ultima hora, Sc efectuaran inpor-
tantisimas transacciones entire el
gobierno federal Y el insular.
Valiosas propiedades del gobier-
no insular pasaran manos del go
bierno federal Y vice-versa. Estas
transacciones o cambios haran fac
tibles importantes proyectos que
han estado pendientes de ciertos
detalles durante los l1ltimos meses.
Nuestros lectores indudablemen-
te saben que la Legislature acaba
de facultar al Gobernador para
efectuar transacciones de esta ma
turaleza con el Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, quien el Congre-
so hace n1ucho tempo confirio
identicos poderes. Hasta ahora el
Gohernador de Puerto Rico care
cia de esa facultad, 10 que daba
lugar a que entire los gobiernos fe-
deral e insular Sc hiciera hastante
dificil un entendido EN- estas cues
tiones.
FL gobernador Towner puede
pues realizar cualquier cambio de
propiedades con el presidente Co
olidge, el prinero en- representa-
lConttnia en- la pag. III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
FARMACEUTICOS

La oportunidad de que I'd. OBJ
tenga una colocacion que lie per-
mita desenvolverse econ6micamen-
te de la manera que I'd. 10 ha
estado deseando durante largo
tempo, ha llegado.
Lea diariamente la seccion de
anuncios clasificados de Ell NUN
DO, donde solicitan varios farma-
eeuticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
HOY Sc REUNE PoR
VEz PRIMERA

La nueva Junta de Sindicos c.
lebrara su primera reunion en- el
dia de hoy, con 10 cual iniciara los
trabaios de reorganization y afron-
tara la situaci6n de lIeno.
Todos los miembros de la Junta
estan lenos de entusiasmo y dis
puestos a realizar una labor que ten
ga Ell endoso del pals.
FL DR.. Benner, active Y entusiss-
ia Presidente de la Universidad no
descansa un momento en- su afan de
(continda en- la pag. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
Sc APRoBARA Ell
EMPREsTITo

De acuerdo con la opinion que
expresara ell Gobernador Towner
al Comisionado Local de Instruc-
ci6n, es de esperarse que ell Consejo
Executive impartira SUI aprobaci6n
al empr6stito de Ia nttnicipalidad
para habilitar salones escolazSs, en-
prestito que, segdn ha sido especi-
ficado, sera pagado de los fondos
escolares que tlispone Ell en-
prestitos va aprobado por la admi-
nistraci6n municipal v pendiente
ante ell Gabinete del Gobernador,
de s2,5O0,O0O.
Sc HABILITAN sALoNEs
Por 10 pronto, ell Director escolar
de la ciudad, sr. Gomez Brioso ha
<procedido a preparar pIa.Es genera
Continua err la pagina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
DOCE CHINOS ASISTIRAN A
LA CONFERENCIA DE
LA TARIFA

LoNDRES, Sept. Ia. Omitted
Press) Sc sabe que doce dele
gados chinos, a cuya eabeza figu-
ra el Ministro de Asuntos Extran-
jeros, participaran en- la conferen-
cia de la tarifa en- octubre 90.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15

UNA FEL1c1TAc1oN DEL PRES. DE Ia UN1VEPsIDADf
81. Director de tEL. MUND0o,
San Jaan, Puerto Rico
Mug senior nato q amigo
Peg1fita que e dc grocius por su gran bondad al
prestGr las coanaaas er5do publication del ar
tco que enve con las 6ecos de
agage Ne he dodo eDacta cento de que p6lie6
sted et aaco et martes sno Q odeapds pubc6 sdbado
anterior suelto dnucdndoo El inerGs oaistad de 10
tan sdtdabe al dedrroRo progreso dc la UNI
gersdGd qte tan geReToso correction ana iforapnc6n
err6nea de la ogpda nosoos por 10 caE es
tanoS gado la qaiosa cooperaci65 de su dayfo
Siaceranente,
THOMAS E. BENNER
Presidente de la UniUersidad de p R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15

cion de la Asamblea sobre ilcom-
patibilidad de cargos, presentaron
a la consideration de dicho cuer-
po politico la Resolution aproba
da, hacienda hincapie en- el hecho
cue los dos representatives socia-
istas en- la Asamblea la habian
votado favorablemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
NOTA DE FORTALEZA

FL Gobernador y la sonora Town
er esperan pasar todo Ell tempo
que sea possible en- Jaiome Alto dn-
rante las proximas tres cuatro Sc
manas, y la senora Ia seflorita
Towner no reanudaran sus recep-
clones de los jueves, hasta octubre.
La fecha Sc anunciara mis- tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
EsPANA PIDE Ell DEsARME

GINEBRA, Sept. Ia. Omitted
Press) .-Espana ha presentado
una resolution ante ell Conseio de
la Liga pidiendo que considere las
posibilidades de una Conferences
Gel Desarrne en- 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-15
LOS SOCIALISTS ENTRAN
EN- Ell REAJUSTE

Por otro lado, en- Ia reunion
que celebrara 1ltimamente Ell Co
mite Local del Partido Socialista,
tres de los miembros de este, que
Ian sido afectados por la Resoiu-