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La gaceta., 1937-05-15
Opinase que Ell Presidente Azana encargara al
jefe s~ocialista la formation de otro Gobierno
Todo Andica que la c. N. T., por la indisciplina
de ~algunos de sus jefes, perdera las
Carteras que tenia

Valencia, Mayo 15,-El ga
binete del primer ministro Lar
go Caballero mand6 hoy su re
nuncia al presidente de Ia Re-
publica, Don Manuel Azana,
motivada esta decision por la
actitud de los elementos anar-
quistas de Barcelona y otros
lugares.
A las 10 de la manana Sc
entreg6 la renuncia del gabine
tie de coalici6n y dicese que ell
presidente de la Repdblica en-
cargara de nuevo a Largo Ca
ballero la formation de otro
%gabinete, en- ell cual no tendran
parte los Observation-Disclosures.
La Union General de Traba
jadores, la organization ohre-
IA de la cual es secretario Lar
go Caballero, inSiste en- que los
socialistas mantengan la jefa-
tura del gobierno, ayudados
por otros grupos politicos.
Ell p~residente Azaha, de a :
cuerdo con la Constitution, LA
mara en- c%onsulta a los socialis
tas, comunistas, anarco-sindi-
calistas y republicanos de IL :
|quierda.
La situaci6n revela que sc
hallan de acuerdo los socialis-
tas, comunistas y repablicanos
de izquierda, pero que algunos
jefes anarquistas i~nsisten en-
no acatar las disposiciones del
gobierno central.
Los anarquistas Sc hallaban
Representatives en- ell gabinete
renunciante por la Sra. Fede-
RIGA Montseny, una escritora,
ministro de sandal; Juan
Garcia Oliver, ministro de JUS
ticia y trabajo, y Juan Peyro,
ministro de concrete. Estos mi
nistros hicieron TODD 10 possible
por restablecer la calma en- las
filas de los anarquistas catala-
mes, pero fracasaron en- ell EN- :
peno.
FL general Sebastian Pozas,
seg1n informan por la via de
Francia, ha ordenado la movi-
lizaci6n de 100000 hombres
con ell fin de dominar a los a.
narquistas rebeldes.
Comunican de Puigcerdi
que un grupo de %anarquistas
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

Tn grupc de obreros de la ia
brica de .tabacos Gradiaz Annis,
amigos todos, Sc reunieron aver
a corner en- la finca de la compa-
MIA Florida Dairy Company.
Defensores los reunidos de la
'causa del gobierno leal de Espa
ia, Sc habl6 del heroismo del
pueblo espahol, que protege su
'it,ertad contra ell faycismo, v
sc acord6 efectuar una cueSta-
lion entire los reunidos.
Entire palabras de amor a Es-
pana, Y eXpresiones en- favor de
que triunfe la cauSa del pueblo
'perseguido por ell fascismo in
hemnacional, se verified la reco-
Todos los presentes respondie
ron en- la medida de sus recur-
SOS y Sc recogieron $3.50, EN- la
forma siguiente: Lecheria Flo
rida, $40 100; Manuel Castro,
$500; Indalecio Llama, $1.0O;
Gabriel Checo, 25c; Laca, 81;
Jose Fernandez, 10c; Libard6n,
$100; Juan J~er6nimo, $1.OO;
Castellano, Csc; Villademo-
res, $1.00; Jose B. Blanco, 25c;
Dorta, Csc; Rizoso, $1.0O;
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

Sc ha hecho fuerte en- esa po-
blaci6n Y amenaza con hacer
resistencia a las tropas repu-
blicanas.
En- algunos lugares los anar-
lquistas Sc niegan a cumplir las
6rdenes del mando y han le-
vantado trincheras.
La situacion en- Barcelona
esta dominada por ell gobierho
de la Generalidad, a pesar de
las noticias en- contrario remi-
tidas por los facciosos,
Muchos crimenes, por riva-
lidades polfticas, Sc atribuyen
a "pistoleros' 'amparados en- la
IFai.
Tn bando del general POI
zas, refrendado por don Luis
fCompanys, llama a las armas,
en- Catalina, a todos los j6ve-
mes entire las edades de 18 q
% amos.
Esperase que Sc presenter a
servir $4,000 hombres en- pro.
vincias y cerca de 10000 Ell
Barcelona.
Sup6nese que en- ell nuevo
gabinete de Largo Caballero
no tendran representation los
Observation-Disclosures, en- castigo
a su indisciplina.
En- todos los circulos leales
predomina la impression de que
ell gobierno saldra con mayor
fuerza de esta crisis y que 81
los anarquistas Sc empefan en-
renir ahora, frente al enemigo,
ell ejercito procedera contra
ellos.
Avisan de Madrid que los fac
ciosos estan combatiendo entire
en- ell sector de la Ciudad
Universitaria.
I'm importante grupo de los
sitiados desea rendirse, pero
otro, compuesto por falangis
tas, carlistas Y reaccionarios,
Sc opone a que tai cosa Sc ha-
ga. BESIDE ell Hospital Clinico
los facciosos abrieron fuego
contra sus companeros, usan-
do rifles, ametralladoras y
morteros. Ell fuego es intense
y Sc oye claramente desde las
filas repubiicanas.
FL gobierno vasco ha decla-
RADIO que no entrara en- ARE :
CLOS con los facciosos del ge-
neral Franco, asesinos de las
mujeres Y los ninos de Guerni-
ca. Dicen de Paris que ell Papa
ofreci6 aver su mediacion a los
leales y los traidores, a base de
que los primeros e%ntreguen a
Bilbao, una ciudad socialista.
Hablando en- representation
del presidente de la Junta de
Defensa, Don Juan Antonio
.guirre, un funcionario leal
declare en- Bilbao: Los vascos
tenemos una actitud, no
Iueremos la paz por separado,
10 importa quien la proponga.
La gaceta., 1937-05-15
de cos6si5n P1g&tido por. Largo Caba|Iero
2ros de Gradiaz Annis celebrgon una
omida en- los terrenos de la Florida Dairy
Donaron $3.50 para la ambulancia
que Tampa mandara a Espana

Manuel Pazo, $1.00; Luis Lila.
ma, 25e; Manuel de Diego, 81
Domenico Demmi, soc; Felipe
Constantine, $1JOO; Domingo
Perez, 25c; Panaderia ia Bal
bere", $1.00: A. Sanchez, 25c
P. Sanchez, Csc; Luis Roig 25c
Rua, 35c; Jack Sierra, soc
Zerbak, SOC; Frank Carrera, jr.
SOC; Leo Godsegan, $1.O0; Fran
cisco Vidal, $1.00.
Los se1ores Guagliardo, due
nos de la Florida Dairy, aten-
dieron con extraordinaria fine
"a a los comensales Y despues
donaron $1,000 para la causa de
Espana
Como los reunidos acordaron
dar ell dinerO a nuestrO direc--
tor para que este dispusie.a de
Ell, 10 cue mucho agradecemos,
los $3.50 Sc entregaron a Ma
rianito Rodriguez, tesorero del
Frente Popular como el primer
donativo para la amubulancia
que con ell nombre de Tampa Sc
"a manaada a Espana
Va tiene la ambulancia su
primer donativo v los donantes
merecen ser felicitados.
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

Blanquita Walls, la entusias
ia miliciana de la retaguardia,
sera "homenajeada" en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, ell domingo %.
A su function de beneficio
concurriran los trabajadores
todos.
Sc marcia de Tampa por
que las puertas del trabajo Sc
han cerrado para ella y su ma
rido.
La gaceta., 1937-05-15
MUNGAS Y No CT
La milicia espanola de Amerid In
ternacional de America. - Acci} s v ac-
ei6n de propaganda. La Re de
Tampa. - Manin ell "MiheSp

AcaDa de c0nStItulrSe LIS
Milicia Espanola de America.
csmpaneras de la Brigade In
ternacional de America.
FL programa de la Nrigada
que reproducimos para gustt
de n~uestros ~lectores, dice as.
Los espanoles, los hispano-a
mericanos y los ciudadanos de
otros paises que apoyan a Ia
Rep1biica Espanola, residen
ties en- America, Sc cuentan POI
miii0nes.
TodOs ellos han de tener pre-
sente constantemente que la
guerra de invasion de Espana
por parte de Italia y Alemania
ha de ser canada en- la reta.
guardia Y en- los paises extran
jeros mas que en- los campoS
de batalla.
Alemania fue vencida en- la
Gran Guerra, no militarmen
tie, sino en- virtud del arma mas
poderosa que usaron los ALA.
dos: Las Listas Negras y el
BN0queo Econ6mico.
Los Milicianos Espanofes y
la Brigade International de
America, venceran por 10 tan
10 al fascismo international
nsando-los mismos sistemas, es
decir, boicoteando economics
mente los productos de dichos
paises Y de la iona rebelde,
Cada centavo que Sc dele de
entregar a cambio de mercan-
cfas v s~ervicios de dichos pai-
ses, multiplicado por millones
de centavos de la Milicia Es-
pamela de America y de la Bri
gada international de Ameri-
ca, es un golpe mortal para ell
Fascismo International y con-
tribuye a la victoria de la Re-
plblica Espanola.
Para clio es precise segui<
las instrucciones siguientes con
ell mayor fervor y la discipline
mas perfecta.
1.-Acci6n Directa. No
eomprando mercancias y pro
ductos ~alemanes, italianos Y
de la iona rebelde; no usando
las companfas de cable Y los
buques de dichos p~afses; no
frecuentando los locales de
cualquier clase de italianos, a.
lemanes Y personals de cuai-
quier nacionalidad que no
sean declaradamente antifas-
cistas, etc.
2.-Acci6n Directa. - Ha-
ciendo preston amistosa sobre
los comerciantes en- cada loca-
lidad para que sc abstengan de
hacer pedidos alemanes, italia
nos v de la IONA rebelde, decla
randoles ell boicott en- case de
que no atiendan estas indica-
clones; boicoteando a los CO.
merciantes que anuncien en-
peri6dicos fascistas, etc.
3.--Acci6n de Propaganda.
-Reproduciendo .esta hoJa;
imprimiendola en- los periodi :
cos; leyendola en- los mitlnes;
incluyendo constantemente SO
bre los parientes, los amigos y
los conocidos para que ingre :
sen en- La MILICIA ESPANO-
LA DE AMERICA o en- la BRi-
A d INTERNATIONAL DE
AMERICA, es decir, para qIre
colaboren con los heroes que lu
chan en- Espafia v que sufren
en- Espana logrando la victoria
en- Ia retaguardia por medic
de las Listas Negras y del Bio
queo Econ6mico de los paises
1ascis4aas
A-CNeeeando esta hoia en-
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

Lo que la Milicia Espanola
de America y la Brigada In
ternacional de America reco-
m~iendan, expresa ell sentir de
la colonia latina de esta loca-
lidad.
Aqui, en- actos celebrates en-
ell Centre Obrero, Sc ha reco-
mendado ell boicott de los pro-
ductos fascistas italianos, ale
names v e~spanoles.
La colonia latina ha dejado
de comprar productos fabrica-
dos en- la Italia fascista, en- la
Alemania nazi Y en- la IONA de
Espana dominada por los fac
ciosos.
Lo que ahora haze falta es
formar las Listas Negras, sin
injusticias, pero colocando d
los fascistas y sus amigos en- ell
lugar que les pertenece.
No Sc puede ser amigo de la
Rep1blica y "amiguito" de los
facciosos, por 10 que Sc impo-
ne ell definirse.
La colonia espanola de Tam
pa Sc ha definido va; la colo
MIA Guiana Sc ha definido, en-
10 que a su simpatfa respecta,
Y suponemos que manana, EN-
ell instante oportuno, Sc defini
"a la colonia italiana.
Abogar por la causa de Es-
pafa es abogar por la causa
de todos los oprimidos y per-
seguidos.
La middleton fascista debe
ser arrancada de la terra 81 ell
hombre de ideas democraticas
ha de mantener SUI libertad y vi
vir como I'm ser progresista y
Quito.
Manuel Lopez era conocido
por MANN.
Cuando los militares traicio
naron a Espana y ell Comite
del Frente Popular inici6 su
cuestaci6n para las vfctimas
del fascismo, MANN" empe-
z6 a contribuir, semanalmen :
tie, con cinco dolares.
I'm NAL dia las milicias lea
les, entonces en- formation, tu-
vieron que marcharse. de Tole-
do, derrotadas.
No tenian aviaci6n para ha-
Ger frente a los aeroplanos ale
names e italianos de los fascis
tas.
Muchos de los "tibios" Sc
desanimaron entonces Y empe-
aaron a meterse entire "dos a
guas.'
MANN, que era de libra
leal, que no saba retroceder,
su contribution soma
nal a $1,000.
Tn accidente ocasionado por
SUI deseo de no matar a un pc
rro, 10 que prueba su bondad,
lie llev6 a la muerte en- pocas
horas
Manfn era de los buenos, de
los valientes, de los honrados.
que amaba a su patria y por
ella "sacrificaba'' su bOlsillo
Todos lamentamos ~ musr-
La gaceta., 1937-05-15
SOLUCIONADA UNA HUEL-
GA EN-

Jacksonville, mayo 15.-La
huelga de los automobiles de al
quiler de esta ciudad qued6 So
lucionada despues de seis dfas.
Inmediatamente salieron a la
calle los coches de la Economy
Cab.
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

tie y llevaremos en- ell coraz6n
su modestia y su amor . la Es-
pana nueva. Tn "miliciano" es
panol.
La gaceta., 1937-05-15
C~ABALLEROS LEALES- DE
AMERICA


Por este medic otto a todos
los hermanos y hermanas de es-
ia Logia para que asistan al fu-
neral del hermano desapareci-
do, Manuel Lopez Gonzalez, Ell
cral Sc celebrara hoy a las s
p, NJ. saliendo 81 cortejo fine
ire de la Residential 4607 Gale
81. So rusga la asistencia de to-
dos.
Ffat%rralxnente
Rafael Co$io,
Seeretari0
La gaceta., 1937-05-15

La Milicia Espanola de Anne
RIGA y la Brigade Internaciona!
de America Sc italian EXTEND
das por TODD ell Continente A
mericano desde Ell Canada al
Cabo de Hornos e incluso las
Islas Filipinas Y han de pro :
porcionar la victoria mas deci-
silva a la Repdblica Espanola.''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
PROSPECT CHURCH
 SCENE OF FARLEY
Congregational Ministers to Hold Fall Meeting All
 Day Tuesday

The fall meeting of the Naugatuck Valley association of Congregational Churches and Ministers will be held in the Prospect Congregational church next Tuesday.
 The speakers at the afternoon sessiol. which will open at 2:30 o'clock will be Dean Rockwell Har- mon Potter of the Hartford Theo- logical Seminary and Rev. Alex L. McKnezie of the Pilgrim Press of Boston.
 Supper will be served at 6 o'clock immediately followed by @ talk by Tev. Dr. John o. Walker, pastor of the local Second Congregational church, on his recent Australian trip. At 7:30 o'clock Dr. Roy M Houghton of Milford will show mov- ing pictures of the World Confer ence at Oxford and Edinburg.
 The fall rally of the Litchfield district of the Council of Congrega- tional- Christian Women of Connec- ticut will be held in the Seymour Congregational church on Wednes-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
YANKEE DIVISION
 TO MEET TONIGHT
Leo PrOnOvost Expected to Succeed Herman Schaf-
 fer as President

Election of officers of the Yankee Division Association will be held to- night at the armory with Leo Pro- novost, senior vice-president, ex- pected to succeed Herman Schaef- fer, retiring president. Joseph Car pentier, junior vice-president, is expected to succeed to the senior vice-presidency but battle is an- ticipated for the post of junior vice. president.
 Charles Ladue is expected to rec tire as club chaplain and Michael Giordano is expected to be the strong candidate for that post. The incumbent secretary and treasurer seems assured of reelection,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

day, October 20, with sessions at 10:S' c. m. and 2:l5 p. m. and luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Oscar M. Fogle will tell of the work done in Tennessee by the Pleasant Hill Academy of which her husband is principal. Mrs. L. J. Adkins, for- merly of Turkey, will speak on the Moslem World. A report of the world conference recently held in Edinburgh and Oxford will be given by the Rev. Floyd W. Tompkins rec- tor of the Episcopal church in Washington, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Dikeman street; and Leonard Shaw, 27, of 70 Plank Road. All will be arraigned at the Monday morning session of traffic court.
 Leone was arrested at about 10 o'clock when the heavy sedan he was driving crashed into a car parked on East Main street near the scovill Company. The parked car Is owned by Hiram Kelsey of the Central Y. Police say the Leone car was travelling at @ high rate of speed on East Main street, crashed into the left side of the Kelsey car, picked 1t up, carried 1t S4 feet, and threw 1t against a high stone wall on the opposite side of the street.
 Cocchiola and Feste were ar- rested by Sergeant Charles Mc- WeeneX and Motor Patrolmen Joseph Lovallo and Joseph Dunphy when they allegedly sped through the tangled traffic that resulted from the crash.
 Shaw was arrested after his car, only 8 month on the road, side- swiped another on the Chase park way. The other car was owned by the Geghan Motors, Inc, and was operated by Louis Verrastro, s6, ot 10 Marley place.
 Shaw was arraigned in city court today and the continuance to Mon- day granted. He is charged with reckless driving, and operating with out 6 drivers license. He is being held in bonds of $500.
 
 ,NaAokal,a Gnaktpa chin nienNvArV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
KILLED
INJURED
TEMPLE OF PEACE VIsIONED

New Orleans (UP)-This city is visualizing a Temple of Peace" on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain as @ permanent home for the Pan- American Congress. The interna. tional forum, according to Mayor Robert D. Maestri, will include con- sulate buildings about the central temple, designed also as a head quarters for Pan-Arnerican League of Peace,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
CAMPAIGN BUTTONS TOO LATE

Bucyrrs, o. (UP)-Mayor George Blrk had 100 campaign buttons and no campaign. A friend in the cam- paign button business sent him the buttons that asked Bucyrus to Re. elect Birk for mayor" Birk's button friend was two years too late-Birk did not choose to run" for e second term
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
Four Autoists Held
 For Reckless Driving
Three Arrested Following Crash on East Main Street
 Parked Car Carried 25 Yards By Speeding Car

Four motorists were arrested on reckless driving charges last night by members of the traffic squad in the investigation of two accidents Only two of the motorists were involved in the accidents under Investigation The Carl Cocchiola 2 of R. F. D. No g. John Feste 2 of 79
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15

Captain scott's ship, Discovery has been given to the English Boy Scouts as Q training ship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-15
BLUE-TONED PIGS PUZZLE
 OWNER

Norwalk, o. (UP)-Birth of three dark blue pigs on the farm of R. R. Palmer, mystified their owner. All Palmer'S other swine are black.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
MONTAGUE RETURNS
TO FACE CHARGE
Mysterious Golfer and Friend Of
Hollywood Stars Valves
Extradition.
= the Associated Press.

BIZ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, August 2l.-"Mys-
FERROUS John" Montague-he Of the
ron grip and deadly golfing eye
|Has en- route to New York today to
| ace a 7-year-old robbery charge.
Unexpectedly waving extradition,
he man whom George Won Elm once
'alled the greatest golfer in the
Horld." volunteered yesterday to re-
urn and face the music" He left
asst night with three New York off,
ters.
As La Verne Moore, Montague is
hccused of participating in the s7oO
)hold-up of a Jay, N. Y, roadhouse
In 1890
Screen friends-Bing Crosby, Guy
kibbie, Oliver Hardy and others
rallied to Montagues defense when
he was arrested July g. They plead
I'D with Gov. Frank Merriam of Cali
fornia to refuse extradition on the
grounds he had lived an exemplary
life here.
Gov. Merriam still had New York
States extradition request under ad-
|visement when Montague announced
|his decision. He had been free under
k1O, 900 bond.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
NURSE IN CHICAGO
|. SLAIN IN HOSPITAL
Girl. 18, Attacked and Killed
With BriCk-Murderer
Escapes.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, August 2l.--Miss Anna
Kuchta, lS. a student nurse at the
Chicago Hospital. on the South Side,
was criminally attacked and slain,
Police Capt. John B. Prendergast said.
by man who crushed her skull with
a brick early today.
Detectives said the Staying was
similar to those of other women in
Chicago in the last two years.
The killer, police said, fed through
a'tire escape window when Miss Flor
ence Palmowski, 10. another nurse
opened the door of the room to call
Miss kuchta after a rest period
Miss PalmoWski found the body on
the floor near a cot. 1t was clad only
with stockings and white shoes. De-
tectives said the killer had stuffed part
of pillow down the girls throat.
bureau had been ransacked and
a small radio was reported missing. A
coroner's investigator said she had
been attacked.
Had Gone to Room TO Rest.
Miss kuchta had gone to the room
to rest about 4 am. and her body
was found an hour and half later.
Miss PalmoWSki said she saw only
the mans back as he went out the
window. She described him as l9 or
70 year old, wearing a white shirt,
dark trousers and light cap.
Police said she could not say def
nltely whether he was white or colored
Detectives found paving brick
on the window sill They said it was
the weapon used by the slayer.
Police said the killer apparently
had attempted to gain entrance to
the room two weeks ago. Nurses re-
ported at that time they saw man
on the fire escape with a wrapped
package in his hands. Two days
earlier screen had been removed
from window of the room, police
said.
Hyde Park police placed a guard
at the hospital for four days after the
man was reported seen on the fire
escape. The guard was withdrawn
when the man did not make another
appearance in that time.
The Staying, police said, was simila--
to others in Chicago in the last two
years. In each case the victims were
women and the slayers used bricks
as the death weapons.
Only recently a woman was at
tackled and beaten by a coloreG man
armed with brick who entered ner
hotel room by window.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
ROOSEVELT SCANS
FAR EAST REPORTS
Follows Policy of Watchful
Waiting After Killing
of u. S. Sailor.
BY the Associated Press.

oy tne ASSOCIATED PreSs.
President Roosevelt and his cabi-
net, studying every report from the
Sino-Japanese conflict, followed 4 pol
icy of "watchful waiting today.
The killing of an American sailor
and the wounding OF 18 others at
Shanghai brought the President and
his advisers together in grave dis
cussion yesterday. 1t was a japanese
shell. the cabinet was told. that struck
the Augusta, flagship Of the United
States Asiatic Fleet.
There was no indica ton however,
there will be any immediate steps at
this end.
Hull said Government officials had
expressed no belief that the shell that
struck the Augusta was fired in any
hostile manner.
Discussing plans for evacua ting
civilians from China. Hull said suffi-
clent American commercial and naval
vessels are in Chinese waters to con-
tinue to move out Americans sys-
tematically and in as large numbers
y.
Mr.. Roosevelt rebuked at his press
conference private individuals who
called for invocation OF the neutrality
act. which bars shipments OF arms
10 belligerent nations
Government officials. he said prob
ably know more about the situation
than outsiders
The State Department has withheld
recommendations that the neutrality
restrictions be laid down The work.
ings of the law in this situation, of1i-
cials have said, would handicap only
one nation, presumably China.
Secretary Hull said that the United
States will continue to protect its
citizens.
A far-hung system Of communica-
tions kept Hull and the President In
close touch with military and dip
lomatic authorities BY cable and
wireless, Mr. Roosevelt obtained infor-
nation almost instantly from Ad-
miral Harry E. Yarnell, commander
of the Asiatic Fleet.
Evening star., 1937-08-21
CALIFORNIA; WATER
SUPPLY is GUARDED
Ill Feeling Mounts at Banning
Camp Over Wounding of Five
C. I. o. Pickets.
Ey he Associated Press,

Ey the ASSocla ted PreSS.
BANNING, Calf. August 21.-
Squads Of sherifIs' deputies and special
officers guarded the Banning camp OF
the metropolitan water districts Colo
RADIO River Aqueduct today as i'll feel
ing mounted over The woundlng last
night OF Ave c. l. o. pickes.
Union leaders asserted officers used
buck shot in the disturbance. Sheriff
Carl Rayburn of Riverside County
denied the assertion.
The injured men were part of
crowd assembled near the entrance to
the camp, which has been picketed for
the past week by members of the Mine.
Mill and Smelter Workers Union, 4
c. I. o. afflliate
Sheriff Rayburn said violence be-
came necessary when the pickets threw
rocks at highway patrol cars which
were following a bus taking workers
into the camp.
The union is demanding closed
shop.