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La gaceta., 1931-09-25
LIGA AMERICANA

GrGye alcanz6 aver SUI 81 vic
toria de Ia temporada, dejando
al Boston en- 5 hits. Los campeo-
mes pegaron IL terapeuticos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-25

FoIettn de La Gaceta No. II
La gaceta., 1931-09-25

Cura, despues de explicarnos,
segun costumbre.,. (perdone IA
Senora), que los que no van a
mlsa, y, no estando casados. vi
ven como casados... (perdone al
Senor), no son., ivaya!, no son
cual 81 dijeramos, amigos nj co.
nocidos de la Parroquia..., acab6
declarando que no podian sus ey
celencias servir de padrinos de-
casamientos... nj de NADIA ole
tenga relaci6n con Nuestro S.
nor Jesucristo...
-GY que? mo Sc han casa.
do Jose y Brigida ?-preeunt6
vlvamente Julia, levantandosA
muy sonrojada.
isl, senora!... Isl, senoral
] IA estan casados !...-se apre-
sgro 9 responder Ell labriego.-
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
EN- WEST TAMPAs
sERVTCTO DE AMBULANCHAs ToisfonO Y lie

TelSfonoS para visitas poE el dia: Ybor City, Y14
West TAMPA, Fl SSl6. Para llamsAse por 10 noel
10 migmo en- Ybor que On West Tampa, Y 1AlO.
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
PARA Ell IL DE OCTUBRE

New York, sep. 25.-La pc
lea entire Primo Camera y Jack
Sharkey fue de nuevo senalada
aver y Sc efectuara ell dfa IL de
octubre, a Is rounds.
Pero en- 10 que sc refierSA es-
ia peIea y esa fecha los fieIes
solo pueden tener la ceSteza de
que ell IL de octubre es 81 dia de
Color. Tommy Loughran quiza
acepte pelear con Camera ell dia
l. de octubre, o despues, 81 una
sustituci6n Sc considera acepta-
BILE.
Luego de varios dias de que
ia, Jack Sharkey compareci6
ante los cuatro medicos de la
comlSl0n, con un dedO laStlmadO
en- la mano izquierda, y l$fecha
de octubre 10. Leon See, mana
ger de Camera, con frases vio-
lentas Sc opuso al aplazamientj.
Los medicos encontraron in
flamaci6n en- la base del dedo
menique de Ia mano izquierda Y
opinaron que con varios dias de
descanso Sharkey podria cum
plir su compromise. Despues DC
mucho discutir la comisi6n Sc
nal6 ell II de octubre como nue.
va fecha, ordenando que los dos
boxeadores Deposition hoy una
fianza de $4,000 cada uno, como
g~arantfa, y dando permiso a
Camera para enfrentarse con
un pugilista Convenience, ell
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
GRAHAM DERROTO A BAT


Cincinnati, Ohio, sep. rs
En- una pelea verificada aquf en-
la noche de aver, Bushy Graham
de Utica, New York, pugilista
de peso de pluma, derrot6 a Bat
Battalino, ell campe6n mundial
de esa categoria.
Como Battalino pesaba 1919
libras y Graham 1877, aparecien-
La gaceta., 1931-09-25

OdI IICI q id II Ut UCLUUIEEf
lie preguntaron los periodistA
Sharkey contest6 rotundan
tie: No. q
Loughran diSe que el esta dis
puesto a batirse con ell gigaut,
italiano, que cast lie lleva ciel
libras deeventaja; pero Tomm!
ha vencido en- los 1ltimos mese.
a gigantes como Max Baer, E.
ME Schaaf y Victoria Campolo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
E1NZs
BOXEO
LA COMISION DE CALIFOR-
MA PROCLAMA A COR
BETT CAMPEON NUN
DIAL DE PESO Weller

San Francisco, sep. 25.-La
comisi6n atletica del estado de
California proclam6 aver cam
pe6n mundial de peso weller a
Young Corbett, de Fresno.
Tonic eSe acuerdo la comislon
basandose en- que ell negro
Young Jack Thompson, ell cam
pe6n, ha rehusado defender 81
corona contra Corbett, como re
lie habia ordenado.
Para resolver Sc concedi6 al
negro un plazo de go dias.
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
LA GACETA
DE P @ R E

70 que ell encuentro no lego a
efectuarse.
"Desde entonces no he tent
do oportunidad de c0nseguir
una pelea con ell boxer que ha
cazado seis palomas en- la Arena
de Benjamin Field"
Paula queda enterado.
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Con los Guantes

Nicolas Claudio tuvo anocha
la suerte de que Tony Diaz fue-
ra sustituito por Cracker Smith
Payasadas y mas payasadas
del pobre Smith y como resulta-
do otra victoria de Claudio, esta
por la via de nocap".
Con Tony la fiesta hubiera
sido de otra clase.
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
KID SOFA RETA A BUDDY
PAULA

Kid Sofa, un j6ven gladiadOr
de West Tampa, nos manda una
carta retando a Ruddy Paula,
de Ybor City, para un combat
a seis asaltos.
Sofa dice que estuvo %contrata-
do para pelear con Paula en- la
Arena del Cfrculo CubanO, pc
La gaceta., 1931-09-25
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas fueron dErrota-
los ayee por los Phillies, con a
notaci6n de 5 carreras por una.
Elliot dej6 en- cinco hits a los
vencidos.
Filadelfia SC, Oh, lie; Pitts
burg 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

Jupiter cogi6 el pergamino,
envolvi6 en- el al insecto, Y me
10 di6.
al POGO ratio, tomamos ell ca
mino de la choza, Y encontramos
al teniente g.. lie mostre ell in
secto, y me suplic6 lie permitie-
Sc llevarlo al fuerte.
mo tuve Inconvenience en- &C
ceder a clio, Y entonces Sc 10
meti6 en- ell bolsillo del chaleco,
sin ell pergamino que lie servfa
de cubierta, Y que 70 tenia en- la
mano mientras Co.. examinaba
ell esce"abajo.
Sin duda temi6 que yo cam
biase de opinion, y juzg6 pru-
dente asegurar su presa. Sabeis
perfectamente que tiene extra
ordinaria afici6n a la historic
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

Jupiter, con SUI prudencia habi-
tual, antes de coger al insecto
que habia volado a su lado, bus
co alrededor de 81 una hoja o al
guna cosa semejante con que
poder agarrarlo. En- aquel mo-
mento, sus ojos y los MICS Sc fl
jaron en- ell pedazo de pergami-
no que yo tome entonces por un
papel. Estaba medic enterrado
en- la arena, con una punta fue-
ra. Cerca del sitio donde 10 en-
contramos, Sc veian los restos
del casco de una gran embarca-
ci6n, segin pude colegir. Estos
despojos de naufragio estaban
ALI probablemente desde hacia
mucho tempo, porque apenas
podia verse algo asi como la ar
macon de un buQue.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

Relamtago Sagtiero agradece
la cr6nica que ell sabado escribie-
ramos sobre su pelea con Tom
my Freeman.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

natural y a TODD 10 que con ella
Sc relaciona. Els evidente que en-
tonces, sin pensar en- clio, guar
de el ~pergamino en- mi b0lsillo.
"Recordara listed que cuando
me sente junto a la mesa para
hacer ell croquis del escarabajo,
no encontre papel en- el sitio en-
que siempre 10 guardo. Buslue
en- mis- bolsillos, esperanto en-
contrar alguna carta, cuando
mis- dedos tropezaron con Ell per
Canine. LIE detallo minuciosa-
mente toda la serie de circuns-
tancias que 10 ha ntraido a mis-
manos, porque todas elias me
han asombrado singularmente.
Sin duda, me cons;dsrara
listed como un sonador, pero 20
establecido va una espe-
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

positivamente, que no ha-
bia ningun dibujo sobre ell per-
gamino cuando trace ell escaraba
jo. Adquiri la perfecta certidum-
bre porque me acuerdo de haber
10 vuelto Y revuelto buscando ell
sitio mas convenience. ST la ca
lavera hubiera sido visible, 70 in
faliblemente la hubiese notado.
ALI habia realmente un misterio
que me sentia incapaz de desci-
frar; pero desde este mismo mo-
mento, ME pareci6 yer lucir una
dtbil c,a"idad en- les regiones re
c6ndi.as de mi entendimiento;
una especie de tenue rayo de luz
iEtcle1tlS,, una conception EN-
brionaria de la verdad, de la que
nuestra aventura nocturnal nos
ha dado una tan esplendida de =
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

mostraci6n.
Me levant6 decididamente, y,
limpiando concienzudamente ell
.pergamino, renuncie a toda re-
.flexi6n Interior hasta el momen-
TO que pudiese estar solo.
"Asi que listed Sc march6. y
apenas Jupiter estuvo bien dor
mido, me entregue a la investi-
gaci6n del asunto, un POGO mas
m-et6dicamente. Trate de recor-
dar ante TODD como este pergami
no habia lIegado a mis- manos.
Ell lugar en- que descubrimos ell
escarabajo estaba sobre la cos
ia del Continente, cerca de una
milla al este de la isla, pero a
corta distancia del nivel de la
pleamar. Cuando 10 cogi, me
mordi6 ferozmente y 10 solt6,
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

En- SUI interior RembertO sabe
que el nunca debio aceptar ell
combate con ell ex-campe6n de
peso weller, que ahora es un ma
durado senior de peso mediano.
Pero ell cubano quiso probar a
sus admiradores que la genie de
Camaguey no almuerza miedo nj
come susto'. Ahora bien, noso-
tros lie aconsejamos que no arrui
ne su carrera como gladiator de
peso welter, aceptando encuen-
tros como ell del pasado viernes.
Sabido es va que un hombre
de peso welter no puede dar ven
taja a I'm hombre de peso media
no de las m~agnificas condolences
de Tommy Freeman.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
LEWIS SALDRK PA,
RIA NEW YORK

Chicago, die. 22.-Saldra hoy
de aquf para New York con Ell
fin de arreglar los detalles de I'm
encuentro entire ell campe6n nun
dial de peso complete y ell ex>
campe6n de peso mediano, ell era
presario Nate Lewis. La mas d.
ificil labor de Lewis sera obtener
de Max Schmeling y la
de que este defendera
su corona contra Mike Walker
probablemente en- ell mes de Mar
70. Ell contrato que Nate lleva
en SUI cartera establece la condi.
ci6n de que 81 la legislature d.
Illinois no extiende a Is el nj.
mero de rounds, Schmeling pc
dra rehusar la pelea. A Make, e
Icampe6n, lie ha ofrecido la sum;
de 100000 con ell privilegio de
1909 de 10 que Sc recaude en- la
Itaquillas.
Lewis tambien lleva prepare
do un contrato para obtener qu'
TONY Canzoneri, ell campe6l
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

We
nos "a llave de la situacio
do Sc atreve a anunciar u
p~ertura y autoriza 90 u1
de la otra parte de i ma 4
ira publicarlo asi.
! 81 los planes del
que ademas es maj Re JO'
Cooper, no Sc mi |, we're
mos en- acci6n al RI eko Chico
ICisperos. IA quien7 Be buscar;
para contrario del paisanoS de
ELIAS Gales
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
D P 0 ES

0 Mario, segdn Sc presenter
favorables CIRCUMSTANCES.
Mientras los reporters aguar-
daban aver, Lewis telefone6 des-
de Chicago anunciando que to-
davia no Sc habia puesto en- ca
mino. Tiene este promoter el
proposito de comparecer ante Ia
legislature del Estado de Hi
nois para que esta extienda a Il
rounds ell Unite de las peleas
dentro del estado.
Jacobs insiste en- que Schmel.
ing no peleara menos de Is asal'
.tQs y que'ha recibido nuevas pro-
posisiones de Los Angeles, New
York y Miami.
Aparentemente Los Angeles
ha perdido ihoAr6s en- la cues.
ton; New York, no permitira
que S~chmeling pelee con otro
hombre que no sea Jack Sharkey
y Miami Sc menciona por ell Gar
den como un probable lugar pa
ra la batalla entire ell campe6n y
ell protegido de Jack Kearns.
Jacobs demanda que a Schmel
ing Sc lie de una bolsa de 100000
pesos por darse de punetazos con
Walker.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

Gle de convention. Habia undo
dos eslabones de una gran cade-
ma. Tn barco en- la costa. V no To-
JOS dc este barco un pergamino.
no un papel, timbrado con la fl
gura de I'm craneo.
Ahora me- preguntara listed.
naturalmente, id6nde esta esta
relaci6n? LIE respondere que 81
craneo o la calavera es ell emble-
ma bien conoeido de los piratas.
Siempre, en- todas sus empresas.
han izado ell pabell6n de la Gala
vera, e' pabell6n de la muerte.
lei pergamino es, por su con-
sistencia, una cosa durable, ca
81 imperecedera.
'Rara vez Sc confian a I'm per
gamino documentos de escasa
lmportaneia. puesto que respOn,
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
DECIDIR 81 MAX SCH
MELING HA DE PELEAR
CON MICKEY WALKER Sc
ESPERA EN- NEW YORK A
NATE LEWIS

New York, die. 22.-Esperase
en- esta ciudad la llegada de Nate
Lewis, ell empresario de Chicago
que Sc dice viene a firmar un
contrato adquiriendo ell derecho
de poner a Max ~Schmeling, el
campe6n mundial, en- contra de
Mickey Walker, ell ex-campe6n
de peso mediano. 81 Lewis llega
a entenderse con Joe Jacobs, ell
director de Max, ell combate ten
dra lugar en- Ell mes de Febrero
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
BOXEO
TRIUNFO DE CHRISTNER

Toledo, Ohio, die. 22.-El We
terano pugilista K. 0. Christner
la estrella de Akron, puso aver
a dormir, en- ell segundo asalto
de I'm combate a 10 rounds, a
Steve Demeter. La pelea fue la
principal del programa ofrecido
a beneficio del fondo para soco-
rrer a los pobres.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
F0ltettn de La GdcetG No. So
Edgardo Allan Poe
HISTORIAS
EXTRAORDINARILY
y Aventuras
de Arturo Gordon Pym

fuerza por establecer un orden,
una relaci6n de la causa con Ell
efecto, y encontrandose impoten
te para resolverlo, SURE una es-
pecie de PARALYSIS momentanca
Pero cuando sail de este estupor,
senti lucir en- mi graduaimeEte
una conviction que me asombr6
a1n mas todavfa que esta coinci-
dencia. Comence a recordar dis
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
mundial de peso ligero, 20


IN bout con Crist6bal
Battalino, campe6n mundial
peso de puma; tambien lie G
ell prop6sito de alcanzar ls-firbD
de Lou Brouillard, nuevo cam
pe6n de pa@ welter, para con-
tender con Jimmy McLarnin o
Jackie Fields, ell excampe6n de
esta categoria.
La empresa del Estadium va
a hacer un ofrecimiento a Ernie
Schaaf de Boston, para que acel
lite un combate con Willie Strib
r ling ell aspirante a campe6n mu'
A dial de peso complete.
La gaceta., 1931-12-22
Con los Guantes

Nate Lewis viene disputando al
Garden los servicios del cam
pe6n Max ~Schmeling, que solo
pide 5000, 900 por darse de pu-
hetazos con un hombre mas pc
queno que 81, Mickey Walker,
Lewis sabe que New York quie-
re a Schmeling para contrincan-
te de Jack Sharkey; Lewis sabe
que en- Los Angeles no pagaran
a Make los 100000 que pide
por cazar 10 que parece ser una
paloma; pero ell empresario de
Chicago quiere presentar al ger
mano en- su ciudad y que Jack
Kearns salga con SUI capricho.
iPermitira ell Garden que ell
Estadio lie birle los servicios de
Max, que ell ano pasado firmara
I'm contrato con Bill Carey COM
prometiendose a pelear con ell
hombre que lie escogiera la cor
poraci6n neoyorquina?
La gaceta., 1931-12-22

Todo indica que Manuel Quin-
tero no mordera ell anzuelo y que
Freeman por ahora no seguira
cazando peleas faciles en- Tampa
Y sus alrededores. Mano es mas
bien I'M pequeno peso welter que
un welter y cometeria La mas
grave equivocaci6n de su carre-
ra dando a Mr.. Kennedy Ell gus
to de verlo batirse en- retirada
bajo la amenaza de los punos de
Freeman.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28

got him into such bag that he
couldn't do anything but say, I'm
sorry don't know"
Slug Children.
All of sudden the sheriff asked
to see our leader, Comrade Dixon.
We knew what he meant by this, so
we said he would have to speak to
her with us around her. He sig
nailed to the cops to come, and then
the riot started. They tried to get
our leader, but we tried to save her
Then they started TO use their clubs
and whips. They treated us Pioneers
and our comrades as though we we're
dogs. One comrade got hit on the
head so hard that he had to have a
couple of stitches put in his head
Others got hurt, but not so badly
Nearly all Of us Pioneers got hit
with their switches. Bub they got her
anyway. They were ready to use
their tear gas and guns.
Press Lies.
In the capitalist papers the next
day were many lies. The Conneaut
News Herald said that they had not
decided Conrade Dtson's charges
yet, and the paper said that our
wall newspaper had all kinds of
articles against the government and
the cops, which is true, and that
Sheriff Blanche tore down and con-
ftscated the paper
AS though that meant that We
can't make a. new one Why is it,
comrades, shat the capitalist papers
as well as the capitalist system can't
see that we're not as dumb as that.
that we can't make another one after
they tear one down, and as though
that was the only one in this world.
All the comrades and the pioneers
should get together and knock out
these silly ideas from capitalism
and altogether destroy II.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28

the mayor had been written that
the delegation would arrive at 2 p.
m, he was conveniently absent from
the city hall.
Picket Court.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 81 -
Sixty textile strikers picketed the
U. S. district court here on Thurs
day as the vicious red-baiting Judge
Let's handed down decision deny
ing the writ of habeas corpus in the
case of w T. Murdoch, national sec
rotary of the N. T. W, U,
Murdoch is being held for depor-
tation BY the immigration officials
of the u S. Dept. of Labor because
OF his activity in behalf of the tex
tile workers in the United States
Judge Let's is trying to set pre-
cident in these labos cases by charg-
ing that "the Trade Union Unity
League is afiliated with an organi-
cation which advocates the violent
overthrow of the government" With
this PRECEDENT he hopes to strike a
blow against all foreign born work
ers who organize in the T. U. U. L..
to resist wage cuts and speed up. The
judge succeeded in proving 10 the
r. I. textile strikers that the whole
capitalist government is acting as a
strike breaker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28
COMMUNISTS PLAN JOINT ANTI
WAR FIGHT AT BERLIN MEETING

adopted.
The Berlin socialist chief of police
Crzesinski has prohibited the August
LIST anti-war demonstration here.
The socialists do not want any in
reference with the imperialist war
preparations and do not want the
Communist Party to mobilize the
massesagainst the danger of war.
The Rote Fahne has answered by
appealing to the workers to inten-
sify their efforts to overthrow the
Prussian government referendum.
NEW YORK.-Capitalist news
sources tell of the worsening of the
crisis in Germany as the banks still
main under the dictatorial
DEGREES. The London conference has
resulted merely in intensifying the
conflict between the imperialist pow
ers. This is most strikingIy shown
in the sharp struggle between Brit
ain and France. The French are
rapidly Withdrawing gold from Eng
land, worsening the crisis In Eng
land and are attempting to force
concessions for French imperialism
from the British. Thus ia rim two
weeks over S15O,o000OO in gold has
been drawn out of England. The
British bankers are alarmed and are
raising the discount rate, thereby
worsening the international crisis.
This is already reflected in the drop
in carloadings, increase in unem-
ployment-more than $4,000 were
added TO the ranks of the jobless in
one weekend through other factors.
J. p. Morgan has arrived In Eng
land In his palatial yacht, the Cor
sair, to take direct hand In the
reparaticns problem in which the
House Of Morgan is heavily inter-
ested. Another agent of Wall Street
Secretary of State Stimson, is now
in Bedlin comforting with the Ger
man bankers in an effort to solve
the crisis. Stimson is looking over
the situation to find means of saw
ing the Wall Street investments in
Germany of $3.0oo,oOo,OOo, as well
as TO bring German capitalism ac-
lively into the war front against the
Soviet Union rapidly being formed.
While the bankers and rulers are
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28

II we took up only one subject, for
example, corporal punishment, each
squad took a different part. One
took it from the viewpoint of the
Soviet Union, another from the
schools, mines and factories here.
During the first week we didn't
have any trouble with any officials,
but on the second week when we Pho
neers had gone on a hike to the
city to see the scenery, we had sung
the Pioneer songs on the way when
marching. In the middle of the
town a lady tried to stop US. by say
ing we weren't supposed to parade
their streets and that we we're doing
this against our government. In
spite of her we sang the Interna-
tional and marched onward. At the
dock we were told TO go away by
the dock officials. I suppose they
thought that working class chill
dren would ruin the dock by look
ing at it, although they are too dumb
to notice that the workers are the
ones that work there and keep the
place in order. They may have
thought we were some kind of devils
when we had our red bandannas on,
but, what do we care, for anyway we
did attract some peoplee attention,
who seemed to sympathize with us
by clapping their hands when we
went past.
Seize Literature.
Two days after, on Thursday, there
came car with Sheriff Blanche, q
cop and two officials. They took all
the literature they could find and
asked for more.
On Sunday, July 10, there was a
- r-oIud where the camp
was. The people gave some pro-
- after the program
C..e coos came with Sheriff Blanche.
He talked with the men. but they
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28
0T THE STREETS ON ATT(ST FIRST
Ibanez Dictatorship Ousted
In Chile; War Danger Grows

The embassy denied this little favor
for Ibanez, but the past history of
the Ibanez regime shows that it was
merely a section of the American
embassy in Santiago.
Ibanez, who has been strengthen
ing his dictatorship since the early
part of the year, has at the same
time been increasing the debt to Wall
Street. The crisis undermined his
regime by impoverishing wide masses
of workers, peasants and petty bour-
geois The Communist Party of
Chile, which for a long time has
been driven underground, hundreds
of it's members being forced to the
deadly penal islands, has been ex-
tremely active lately among the I'M
employed, calling for an end of the
Ibanez regime and strengthening of
the workers organizations.
American capitalism has over $780,
100000 invested in Chile, mainly in
nitrate and copper mines, as well
as in railroads, banks and public
utilities.
The Guggenheim interests control
nearly one-half of the production of
Chilean nitrates. A new $375,000,-
600 nitrate corporation, with the gov
eminent as the largest shareholder,
was being financed in Wall Street
early in 1881. The Chile Copper Co.
and a subsidiary of the Kennecott
Copper Co., a Morgan concern, dom
mate the copper production of the
country. The drop in the prices of
copper and nitrates intensified the
crisis, helping to undermine the IL
anez dictatorship.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-28

PUTNAM. Conn, July 27.-The
workers of the Salzberg silk mill de-
feated the efforts of M. Salzberg to
divide their ranks by offering con-
cesslens to the Weavers and nothing
to the other workers. Salzberg made
these proposals to the strike COM
mittee. The strikers voted down the
bosses proposals upon the recon-
mendations of their strike commit
tee
The Strike Committee Of the ROYAL
mill has issued the following state
ment answering lies about the Syrian
mill workers:
"The Royal Strike Committee after
investigating the stories that APP
peared in the capitalist press re-
garding the attitude of the Syrian
strikers, brands them as false from
beginning to end.
THE Syrian strikers at their nnestz
ing Wednesday evening had q thor
ough discussion on the strike and
came to the following unanimous
conclusions
"D The strike was justified In or
der to prevent their standard of liv-
ing from becoming lower.
% That every Syrian worker must
support the strike and actively par
ticipate in it TO the end.
80 That full support to the Strike
Committee and the National Textile
Workers Union be given as they are
the only leadership that can help
win the strike.
AT no time during the meeting
was there any discussion or even re-
marks made that the strikers or the
Strike Committee should separate
from the union. In fact two repre-
sentatiyes of the union were invit-
ed and we're present. 1t was not even
necessary for the union representa-
tives TO make any statements or re-
marks at the meeting "a the union
was in full agreement with the line
of the discussion and the conclusions
drawn froy -
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