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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15

In large office at the far end long corridor the
rs floor of the Willard Elementary school sits Walter E.
Wiley seriously Of the duties responsibilities of
public school principal capaby prepared by experience
and training to fulfill them.
Since September Mr. Wiley has been head of the citys
second largest elementary school with 927 children and facu
y Of 23 teachers OF his general purposes he I'VE
shall aim develop the part the pupils earnest desire
contribute their lot making America not democracy
only but democracy that is felt result
efforts part Of the people Of this land in
lying out the precepts Of the Constitution "a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15

MENTIoN THE DAYTON FORUM
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15
5th St. YWCA Elects
New Officers

Thursday night the new Commit
tee Of Management for the Fifth st.
YWCA was chosen. II il composed
Of the following ladies: Mrs. Adah
Fields, Mrs. Mary Turner, Mrs.
Leota Rust, Mrs. Jennie Buckner.
Mrs. Lena Pueh, and Mrs. Ella
Mcclusky
At this same meeting the Nomin-
Continued on page 81
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15

MENTION THE DAYTON FORUM
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15
Life Ternrer Kills Self

COLUMBUS, o.--Joe Woods, az
years Of age, serving a life sentence
in Ohio penitentiary for a murder
committed during holdup at Mas
sillon, O., took his own life this
morning by hanging himself with
sheets from his bed in the psyco-
pathic ward, prison officials announ-
cea today.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-15
Dean Pickens
May Speak Here

The regular meeting Of the
NAACP will be held at the Fifth
Street Branch Of the YMCA Novem-
ber 81. At this meeting arrange
ments will be made to have Mr..
Pickens to come to Dayton for
special address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
MARYLAND" is OFFERED
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE

Walter Brennan, that fire-eatin',
horse-lovin' old codger, who was
"Kentucky's" Academy Award
winning star. heads the impress
sive cast of maryland playing to-
day at the Bijou theatre. Always
a fine interpreter of character
parts, he cores even more solidly
in his newes role.
Fay Banter, who won an "Os-
car" for her brilliant work in
"Jezebel," has a role which should
bring her new honors. Brenda
Joyce and John Payne, two of the
screens newest shining lights,
share the romantic honors.
Charlie Ruggles and Marjorie
Weaver are two other bright per-
sonalities in the cast. Hattie Nc
Daniel, who won an Academy
Award as the lovable Nanny"
of Gone With The Wind" has a
similar role in "Maryland."
A cartoon, 'Sniffles Takes A
Trip" and the current issue of
Paramount News completes this
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
"SKY MURDER" MARKS
ROYAL THEATRE BILL

Nick Carter, in the person OF
Walter Pidgeon, goes in for hectic
new adventure in "Sky Murder"
third of the popular detective Sc
ries, coming today to the Royal
theatre. Pidgeon crosses swords
with a mysterious band of inter
national criminals following a
murder in a luxury airliner, traces
the organization to its lair and
captures the imam behind" amid
such thrills as walking IN an air.
plane wing, fighting on a careen
ing truck and, between thrills, get
ting into all manner of hilarious
comedy scrapes through flirtations
with Joyce Compton and other
feminine charmers. The picture
also introduced Karen Verne, new
discovery. Players include Donald
Meek, Edward Ashley, Tom Con-
way, George Lessey, Dorothy Tree,
Reicher, Chill Wills, Tom
Neal and William Tanner. George
Seitz, director of the Hardy Fami-
ly pictures, directed. The glamour
highlight is a fashion parade of
six beautiful models in gorgeous
gowns at a Long Island party. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

eral-state conference on law enforce.
.ieht problems of National Defense
ior submission to 1941 sessions of
state legislatures, and deal with
sabotage and the creation of state
guards to replace militia called into
federal service.
The conferences model sabotage
OIL" Murray said, would make it a
felony for any person Intentionally
TO interfere with the production of
National Defense articles in private
plants and Intentionally to fail to
note defects in the products" In ad-
dltlon, Murray said, the bill would
authorize local authorities to close
streets and highways abutting upon
plants producing for National De.
Tense.
Murray contended that although
the bill contained a provision intend
ed to preserve rights guaranteed by
the national labor relations act, the
reinforcement of the law would be in
the hands Of a thousand different H.
cal prosecutors and judges and the
exemption preserving labor rights)
could easily be rendered meaningless
by word-juggling interpretations"
The provision for closing streets, he
said, would be a simple weapon for
denying organizers access to plants"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Four British Airmen
Are Interned b. Irish

DUBLIN, Dec. o. Up -Four
British airmen-two of three who
bailed out of a plane that later
crashed and two occupants of a
training plane which made a fore
ed landing-have been interned by
Irish authorities, it was announced
officially today,
The third man from the plane
which crashed was found this
morning after an all-night search
He was suffering from exposure
and was given medical attention.
Both incidents happened about
the same time. The forced landing
was made near Dundalk on the
east coast, just within the border.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
BRITISH PUSHINC
PLANE PRODUCTION
Thousands Of Workers Are
Busy In Plants In North
ern Part Of Country

LONDON, Dec. 22.-LR-Ameri.
can correspondents touring three
factories in the north of England,
saw thousands of workers turning
odd strips of metal into heavy, long
distance night bombers at a speed
which would have seemed Incredible
few short months ago.
In response to Lord Beaverbrook's
roll out the bombers' appeal, white
haired veterans of the factory bench.
smooth-faced youths in the khaki
uniforms of the home guard, little
boys just out of school and hundreds
OF girls in dust caps and striped
overalls worked like beavers in
echolng halls which covered acres.
Outside there were grim reminders
that Britain's armament workers
stand in the front line no less than
lie fighting forces and the civilian
population Of bombed cities, Signs
mark the way to first aid posts. to
decentralization gas centers, to fire
fighting appliances, and to home
guard pill boxes.
I'VE have our own spoilers on the
roof to sound the alarm buzzer when
the raiders come" an official ex
planned, "but few go to shelters
Even the girls mostly prefer to car
ry on"
These girls, paid on the basis of
results, do an increasing amount Of
lighter work in aircraft factories.
Pretty blonde Mrs. Grace Kirk op-
crates an electric cutting saw which
makes you clap hands to ears be.
cause it sets every tooth on edge.
mo, I don't hear it in my Sleep
she said, Il forget all about it when
I get home. Our windows have been
smashed by a bomb but we've still
got a roof, so you see we can still
call it home"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Original CowgirP Is
Killed In Auto Crash

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 22-RH
Miss Lucille Mulhall, once known
as the Original cowgirl" of the
stage, was killed early today in a
motor car accident. She was SIS.
Also killed was Jean Breezley,
As, Guthrie, who was driving the
car in which Miss Maulhall was
riding. Other passengers were
Charles Mulhall, Miss Mulhall's
brother with whom she lived on the
Mulhall ranch, and his wife and
their nephew, Harry Breezley, all
of whom escaped with minor In
The accident occurred two miles
north of Mulhall, a town named for
her father, the late Col. Zach Null
hall. The car sideswiped a truck.
Miss Mulhall, once described by
Theodore Roosevelt as
the worlds most expert horsewom.
an, developed her kill on cowboy
sports as a girl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
cI0 OPENS ATTACK
ON DEFENSE BILLS
c1o;ms Are Aimed At sLabOr's
Right To Assemble, Picket
And Strike

DISTINCTION, Dec. %. - Up -
r,o Go opened a campaign today
-o;,st two bills proposed for state
'~.;.,otnres as national defense meas.
,sas but described by President
osi,in Murray as actually aimed at
',hor,s right to assemble, picket and
strike
IN a ~letter-to all officials and af-
.,iotes Of the congress of industrial
roanizations s, Murray urged
,,boroueh vigilance to see to it that
.,,osures Of this kind which readily
l.od themselves to suppression of
.ho rights of labor and the freedom
# the American people are not
oaced upon the statute books under
~, wave of hysteria.'
III. rils were drafted by the fed
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Protection Groups
Disbanded In France

VICHY. France, Dec. 22-R-
It was rumored today that the
new protection groups''-a kind
of vigilante legion formed by In
terror Minister Marcel Peyrouton
to be Chief of State Marshal Pc
tain's special guard-was being
disbanded as quietly as it was
formed.
The organization, including uni
formed and plainclothes men, was
modelled somewhat on the lines of
the black-shirted German Elite
Guard but without legal status. If
first appeared when Petain visited
Marseille and was e e again last
week end during the tension when
Pierre Laval was ousted as foreign
minister and vice-premier
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
MovieRevues
"ARGENTINE NIGHTS" is
FEATURED AT CAROLINA

Climaxing one of the most spec
tacular careers of any song trio
in history, the Andrews Sisters,
Patty, Maxene and LaVerne,
make their screen debut as CO.
stars with the Ritz Brothers in
Argentine Nights" musical now
at the Carolina theatre.
Known to millions, who have en-
joyed their songs on monograph
records. radio and stage, the Sis
tiers have introduced dozens of
hits, including Bel Mir Bist Du
Schoen," Hold Tight" well, All
Right" Beer Barrel Polka"
"Ciribiribin," Say 81 81" a n d
"Rhumboogie."
Displaying a contagious and
original style of song interpreta-
ton, the girls have earned praise
of critics and public alike as a re-
freshingly different type of swing
trio.
All three of the sisters were born
in Minneapolis, MINI. Completing
grammar and high school studies
in their home town, they toured
with orchestras through the mid
west and South and spent severa
years in vaudeville. Like most en-
tertainers, they experienced peri
DDS of bad luck along with the
good. Following the dissolution O
the Boswell Sisters trio, old-timer
tried to discourage the Andrew
girls from going on.
But a youthful music publisher
Lou Levy, believed in the girls
possibilities. He took them to Dec
ca Record company for WI o n
they recorded their first hit, BE
Mir Bist Du Shcoen," which start
ed them on the way to success
Soon they were singing on all tn
major radio networks and head
lining in the country's leading
theatres.
The Carolina program feature!
a sport novelty 1.-TWO of A Kind
and the worlds news. 4:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Italian Submarines Sink
100000 Tons OF Vessels

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-l9- The
German RADIO said today Italian
long-distance submarines, based in
the Atlantic and operating as far
north as the Arctic Ocean, have
sunk more than 100, 00O' tons of ship
ping a Canadian destroyer and the
British tanker British Fame, Of
1900 TONS"
Gloyd's register of shipping
lists the British Fame as an 8,406
ton ship.)
The broadcast, heard here by
both CHS and NBC, quoted the Ital-
ian newspaper C%orriere de la Ser
ra as saying that dozens Of the
submarines were operating in the
Atlantic under an indepedent high
command of the Italian submarine
arm in cooperation with the Ger
mans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
$4,000 GIFT

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-(R-Town
Hall, a movement to promote group
discussion of current problems, to-
day announced a gift of $50, 600 from
Alfred P. Sloan, P. Sloan, Jr., chair.
Of the board of the General Mo
tors corporation, because he consid-
cred the movement "a wise and con-
structive approach" to making de-
mocracy work."
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
NOTTCIAS CONDENSADAS De CUBA
Ell Registro de Extrahjeros = La Liquidation
de Las Obligaciones Orc - Servicio Militar
Obliatorigo

revelan un rendimiento d e
$429, 900 para el tesoro nacio :
nal.
Han sido dados de baja en- ell
registro, por haber adquirido la
ciudadania Guiana, defunciones,
ETC., 10000 personals.
Prepare la Secretaria de Co
mercio una estadistica sobra las
boticas y d%roguerias que hay en-
Cuba. Sera enviada a una pode-
rosa corporation americana que
la ha pedido.
AL DIR. Albert Paoli, matador
del que fuera alcalde de GUIANA
jay, Sr. Perez, lie ha sido rebaja-
da la sentencia, por un fallo del
Tribunal Supreme, a seis amos
de preside.
Sc lie aprecia la atenuante de
Que mat6 impulsado por motives
de v;ndicaci6n.
Ell senador Suarez Rivas pre-
scntara un prOyecto de ley esta-
bleciendo en- Cuba ell servicio mi
litar obligatOrio.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Habana, Sep. Gel Senado
aprob6 la ley cue liquida las D.
bligaciones orc de Cuba con los
contratistas americanos, deuda
procedente de los dias del Ma
chadato. Dispone la ley la emf
si6n de $4,000, 900 en- .cnos, con
un 41g96 de interes y amortiza-
bles en- 1858. Esto, junto con
$780, 900 de bonos que Sc ha-
Han en- ell tesoro, de la emission
de $85, 600, 900 de 1888 liquida-
"a por complete las obligaciones
Aparecen Includes en- la liqui :
daci6n $780, OO, 900 de bonos de
1881, 81, 800, 900 de bonos del
Tesoro y $1,500,0OO por las o.
bras de construction del Capt.
tolio. Ese dinero, agregado ell in
teres, monta aproximadameiIte
a $500 900. La ley pasara a
la Camara, donde Sc cree que
tambien sera rapidamente apro
bada.
Cifras dadas a la publicidad
por ell registro de extranjeros
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
.APROBADOS LOS CINCo MIL
MILLONES

Washington, sep. 6. la Cana
ra aprob6 aver ell credito de
1921, 486, 1902 para Ell prOgra-
de defensa que comprende
una escuadra para dos Oceanos
y un ejercito de dos millOnes
de hombres.
Los meiores cambios hechos
pasaran a resolution del senado.
AL mismo tempo Sc supo a.
yer que la marina habia firma-
do contracts para la construc-
ci6n de otros 2,6l7 aviones de
bombardeo, eombate y explora-
ci6n. Ese credito haee pasar De
$1,000 millones Ell dinero apro-
bado para la defensa del pals
y los compromises que crsa "a
d0ctTiaa Do NquTos.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Fasccistas, comunistas y ia =
zistas, los residences en- Estados
Unidos, estan hoy de acuerdo en-
este punto: procurar pOr todos
los medios la derrota del presi-
dente Roosevelt, procurar la de
rrota del estadista capaz, de fir
mes y honestas intenciones y
convicciones, para sustituirlO
con un "novato" que pueda "en-
cogerse" ante las amenazas y ha
Ger ell juego, EN- actitud "apaci-
guante," a los matarifes de Ber-
lin y Roma.
iQuieren derrotar a Roosevelt
no para beneficio de Estados u
nidos, Sino con la esperanto de
lograr de America la misma de-
bilidad que tan deSastrosos efec-
tos produjo en- los las cuando
Neville Chamberlain hacia visi-
tas a Munich.
iReelegir a Roosevelt, en- las
actuales circunstan cias es
mantener a la naci6n en- ell rum
DO que la salvara de las enorml-
dades totalitarias!
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
LA AVIACION ITALIANA EN-
ACTIVIDAD

Roma, Sep. 6.-Contestando
al bombardeo de las islas del Do
decaneso por la aviacion brita-
MICA, los aeroplanos fascistas a.
tacaron hoy las posiciones del e.
nemigo desde ell oceano INDIGO al
Mediterraneo. Aviones de bonn
bardeo "destruyeron virtualmen
te" la fortaleza Deli Mara, en- IA
isla de Malta, cuatro vapores
fueron averiados en- ell Medite =
franco Y en- el Mar Rojo, dep6-
sitos de gasolina incendiados en-
Suez y varios barcos fueron
bombardeados en- la bahia de A
den. Tambien Sc efectuaron alta
ques en- ell Sudan y en- Egipto.
Confiesa ell gobierno que avio
mes ingleses llegados por encima
de Suiza hicieron dahos de algu
ma importancia en- casas de VIZ
vienda en- Turin y San Paolo.
Churchill declare aver en- la
Camara de los Comunes que In
glaterra habia cast duplicado su
escuadra y que Sc han mandado
refuerzos a Malta Y otras par
ties del imperio.
Una fuerza inglesa atac6 en-
la frontera del Sudan, apoyada
por tanques, y fue rechazada.
Dej6 el enemigo % muertos, aus
tralianos e ingleses
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
CAROL PERSISTIA EN- NO ABDICAR
PERO ANTONESCU LIE PERSUADE
Esperase ell arribo de la Reina Elena
Pension de 100000 para ell DerrOcado

Bucarest, Sept, Gel rey Ca
rol persistia en- no abdicar, Sc
gun Sc supo al mediodia de hoy,
pero ell general Antonescu lie hi
20 saber que no lie quedaba otro
recurso que marcharse, por
cuanto Ell ejercito lie senalaba CO.
mo responsible de TODD 10 suce-
dido. Debidamente custodiado ell
rey sali6 de aqui en- un tren es-
pecial y dicese que va con 81 su
amante, Nine Lupescu. Asegdra
Sc que ell tren Sc dirige a Suiza.
Violentas demostraciones Sc
efectuaron anoche en- esta CAPT
tai, pidiendo la abdicaci6n del so
berano.
Las ametralladoras entraron
EN- acclon, cuando la crisis ma =
bia llegado a su mayor agudez,
y Ell pueblo corri6 hacia sus ca
sas.
FL prop6sito del primer minis
tro, que espera el retorno de la
reina Elemna, madre del nuevo
rey Mihai, $ evitar derrama-
mientos DIES angre. Peri6dicos, e.
jercito y civiles, culpan al rey
por TODD 10 ocurrido.
AL ejerito, que defendia la
patria y las fortificacione, Carol
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
Cooge Preside ell uicio en- Ell Case de las Acusa-
clones hechas por la AsambIea de Aries Oficios
Sc expreso energicamente en- contra
del Comunismo

Sc lego la carta de Garcia al
alcalde Chancey protestando de
10 que sc hiciera con Alberto L6
PEE y los que lie acompanaban a
pedir ell uso del Auditorio para
un acto comunista.
Sullivan admiti6 que la carta
de Garcia habia producido asom
bro a la samblea.
Googe Sc refiri6 a los cargos
" la defensa y dijo que manda-
ria las declaraciones y 10 actua-
do al presidents William Green.
JMerece consideration, dijo
.Googe, un grupo de minoria que
obedece 6rdenes de la Russia So
Wet? La carta de Garcia a Mr..
.Chancey daba la impression de
que la International de TabaHue
ros es comunista.
Salieron ustedes a la defensa
de Browder y Alberto Lopez;
pero dejaron que su presidente,
Ell compahero Van Horn, fuera
insultado y difamado.
"Cuando vean a los comunis-
tas en- actividad, publicando cir
culares y otra propaganda, es
eel momento de hacerles sacar la
nariz de vuestrOs negocios. Los
comunistas NADIA tienen que yer
con j%ornales y horas de trabajo.
Esto que asi sucede, sacramento
me inquieta, a menos que Sc re-
mueva la impression de que uste-
DIES Sc hallan bajo Influenza CO.
munista. Muchachos van uste.
des a despertar y en%contrarse
detras de la octava bolal 81 Ell
"calor" Sc les aplica, y ell "calor''
no tardara en- ser puesto. 10 me-
jor que pueden hacer es poner
la casa en- orden, de modo que
~nosotros podamos ayudar".
10 del calor Sc interpreted CO.
una %referencia a la Quinta
Columna.
Los comunistas, segdn GoOge,
tratan de hacer la revolution en-
mundo y POGO les importa ell
destinO de las escalas de jOrna-
les y las condolences de trabajo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Londres, Sep. Clos ataques
mas fuertes de la aviaci6n nazi
desde que la ofensiva contra las
islas BritanicaS comenz6, Sc han
verificado hoy, participando en-
ellos centenares de aeroplanos.
La nota Official da cuenta de ha-
Der sido derribados "a aparatos
alemanes, p~erdiendo los ingleses
9. Seis photos de los aviOnes 10
graron salvarse.
Berlin dice haber destruido
35 aviones britanicos, en- ell dia
de hoy.
Los peri6dicos de Moscu ha-
blan del cambio de destructores
por bases navales y dicen que es
ia transaction vendra a prolon-
gar Ia guerra. Uno de los perio-
dicos ~presenta la caricatura de
un Leon roganddo por destruc-
tore, "como 81 fuera ell miembro
mas joven de la familia."
La Radio alemana dice que
Hitler no hara oposici6n al nue.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

ma sentencia, y no pudieron en-
cOntrarlos.
Ell jefe de diputados Sr. Gran
than manifesto al mediodia que
sus hombres continuaban Ia bus
queda.
La sentencia contra los dos
.hombres, por operar una bolita,
ha sido confirmada por Ell Tri-
bunal Supreme del Estado y el
Tribunal Supreme de la naci6n.
Algunos amigos de esos her =
manos tienen la creencia de que
ellos sc entregaran al jefe del pc
nal de Raiford, en- esta semana
Q Ia prcxma,
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

leordeno rendirse. Una grandio-
sa manifestation Sc prepare en-
honor del a reina Elena, que ha
salido va de Florencia, Italia. 81
matrimonio de la reina con Ca
rol termin6 en- dviorcio el 81 de
JUNO de 1928
Sc lie pagara al monarch ext
lado una pension de 100000. Ca
rol demandaba una crecida SUI =
ma, pero al fin Sc decide otor-
garle una pension.
Medidas de rigor Sc han i'm =
plantado en- la manana de hoy,
con Ell fin de garantizar Ell or
den.
I'm nnuevo decreto, concede a
Antonescu, tambien, ell derecho
a negociar tratados. Algunos a.
seguran que ell tren de Carol y
la Lupescu tomara despues ell
rumbo, desde Suiza, hacia ell
puerto donde Sc halla ell yacht
del abdicante.
Varios hebreos que no colga =
ron hoy en- sus puertas ell retra-
to del nuevo rey, fueron brutal :
mente maltratados por los anti
semitas.
Antonescu disolvi6 hoy Ell Con
sejo de la Corona, integrado por
amigos de Carol.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
DOS ~BICICLETAS ENCON
TRADAS POR NANNY

FL vigilante del parque Cusca-
den, Nanny de Castro, tiene en-
su poder dos bieicletas que su-
pone han sido robadas a sus due
nos. Los duehos de elias podran
recuperarlas, previa identified
ci6n, poniendose en- contacto con
Nanny.
En- la manana de hoy arresto
Castro a dos muchachos "que
vertian aguas" en- las taquillas,
probando asf su mala education.
Desde hace semanas Sc venia no
tando NAL olor en- las taquillas Y
al fin Sc ha descubierto a los
"cerditos" que hacian la "gra-
cia."
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
La duquesa de Windsor, POI

La duquesa de Windsor, por
ejemplo, jamas trat6 de mezclar
sc en- la gobernaci6n del pals.
Amaba al rey y era amada,....
los tradicionalistas, los enemi :
Cos de la verdadera democracia,
hicieron "~saltar' al monarch Y
lie quitaron ell trono.
La Lupescu Sc meta en- TODD
y lego hasta ell PINTO, para sa-
ciar una venganza, de dar dine
70 a la Guardia de Hero.
Una mujerzuela, la Lupescu
Sc complacia en- desprestigiar al
rey y Sc rascaba la nariz con la
corona y ell cetro!
iDoblemente cruel la carica-
tura cirque la duquesa naci6 en-
Estados Unidos, la terra de ia
Democracia, y nadie puede crit
carla por exageraciones o ridi :
culeces!
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
TERMINO LA HUEIGA DE
LA FABRICA DE SWgSHER

Jacksonville, sep. 6.-Un dele
gadO de la Federation America
ma del Trabajo. J. l. Rhodes. A.
nunci6 aver la seduction do la
huelga de los obreros de la "a
brica de tabacos de John L.
Swisher e Hijo, con los termi-
nos propuestos por la compahia.
Los obreros alcanzaron un au-
mento de cinco por ciento, taller
cerrado y vacaciones dependien-
do este de Ia production y el nj
msgo Do ohrsgoa,