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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Krajan " Nebrasce zabil dice
bratra i bratrovu manzelku.

41lety Alexandr Svec Sc priz
nal k zastfelen1 sveho otce, sve-
no bratra a bratrovy manzelky.
Pouzil k tomu kulovnice raze
% a touze zbranf chtel pax IT,
konciti svGj vlastni zivot.
Jeho obetmi Sc stall: Otec
Tomas S Svec, asi "a roxy sta
ry; Frantisek Svec, asi 40 rokd
starry, syn predesleho a bratr
AleXandruv, a Frantiskova
manzelka We veku ash 35 rokd,
pro nez Sc pfipravuje trojna-
'sobny pohTeb.
serif Sass pravil, re zatknul
Alexandra Sevce, musil jej
vsak svefiti lekarskemu osetro-
van1. Pr pokusu O sebevrazdu
vehnal 81 kuli do hlavy a pora-
nil Sc tax, re jeho stav je kri-
ticky.
serif dale oznamil, re Poole
toho, co mu Alexandr Tekl, ten
to Sc uz pc Sest rok1 trapil mad
prenosem rodinneho majetku,v
nemz figuroval jeho bratr
Frantisek. z toho Sc soudf, re
nynf prepaid okamzite nepri-
cetnosti. Jeho Gin vyvolal We
like vzrusenf v celem mestecku
i v Siren okolf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Okradli florida

Vladnl AGENT zatkli tricet
muz1 a zen Chicago, New
Yorku a Detroit ma obvineni, re
ukradli Ia n6kolik milion1 SOU
castek a rocne pry ukradli "a
tr1 miliony acknowledged ca
st1. Zlodeji byli tax odvazni.
re Sc vefejne chlubiil, re donu-
till Lincoln divisi Fordova "a
vodu ma nekolik dni k zavfeni,
ponevadz nedostavalo Sc SOU
castek a nasledkem toho memo
hly byt automobily sestaveny.
Y Chicago byli zatceni:
Benjamin Edelstone, preds. Let
terstone Sales Co., Sol Laks,
Newyorcan, Frank Marks,
pfedseda autoprodejny, Sol
Smith, pfedseda autoprodejny,
Bernard Unger a jeho zena
Dora, prodavaci automobile
vych soucastek.
Poole zaloby zam6stnanci
We Fordovych zavodech River
Rouge a Highland Park kradli
a prodavali soucastky pfekup-
nlkGm. Jeden zatceny Sc pry
primal, re "a m6sic prodal "a
$500, 900 kradenych soucastek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Csl. prislusnikI je We Spoj. Sta.
tech pres II tisic, 1860
z ciZincH.

z registrovanych 4,921,439
cizinc1 We Spojenych Statech
je .72,688 ceskoslovenskych
statnfch prfslusnikd Gill 1.46
procent vsech registrovanych
cizincG.
Nejvetsf podfl ma registrova-
nych cizinc1ch mali italstf stat
nj obean6. Je jich 694,917, CT
Ii 14.12 procent. Ma druhem
mlste je Kanada s 448,O 2 Gill
90 procent, ma tretfm mfste
Polsko s 442,551 Gill 8.99 pro-
cent.
Nemeckych prislusnfkd lie
315,O04 eli $40 procent. Tyto
cislice jsou z povinne registra-
ce, ktera skoncila 26. prosince
1910. Vsech neobcand je ma
pet milionI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Alois Rusek S manzelkou
zasfeIeni.

Krajan Alois Rusek a jeho
manzelka byli jiz pohTbeni ia
ko obeti zahadne tragedie,
ktera Sc odehrala v jejich oby-
dill v severn1 casti Toronto. V
sobotu byl tento manzelsky pa
rex nalezen streleny.
Major DR.. r. j. w. Brooke V
1fadu koronera pc ohledan1
mrtvol a vyslechu prohlasil, re
v tonic prfpade jde ocividne o
vrazdu a sebevrazdu. Ma "a
to, re pf Ruksova napfed "a
stfelila sveho manzela z kulov-
nice a pax touze zbranf ucinila
konec i svemu ylastnimu 1.-Two
tn,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
zivobyti je stale drazsi a v
dubnu stoupne ma 300.

Cena zivotnich potreb We
Spoj. Statech Dude stoupati ry-
chile, take v dubnu pTfstfho ro-
ku Dude o 20 procent mad ceno-
YOU 1rovnf pred zapocetfm n.y.
n6jsf valky.
TAX pred vice nezli 1000
Client Economic Club of New
York prohlasil Leon Henderson
federalnf cenovy administrator
q Washington.
Henderson poukazoval, re
jiz nynf cena zivotnfch potfeb
je prumern6 o jedenact procent
mad pTedvalecnou 1rovni a re
812 procenta z tohoto zvysenf
pTi pada ma obdobf cd bTezna
1871.
"Prav6 nynf" jak dale Hen
derson pravil, "cena zivobytf
stoupa o ~ procenta mesfcne,
pr cemz varoval: "NemGze-
me zapocfti s vfteznym progra-
mem bez kontroly Gen."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
KazateI Zabit.

z Knoxville V Tennessee pTi-
sla zprava, re Sam G. Cooper,
NIL, pochazejfcf z Corpus Chri-
sti v Texasu, jenz pred n6ko-
lika roxy byl nazvan "letajfcfm
kazatelem," pro jeho letanf V
kosteln1 sluzbe kazatelske, byl
zabit, kdyz lehky kabinovy
aeroplan ztroskotal V leSe ne
daleko Knoxville. Druhou O.
bet1 byl 19lety student Albert
NJ. Jones z Knoxville. Pf1cina
padu letadla nen1 znama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Velka porota obvinila syna
Alfredo Smitha.

V New Yorku velka porota
dorucila soudcGm apelacniho
oddelenf supreme soudu zalo-
bu, v nfz doporucuje, ably AL
fred E. Smith, NIL, syn byvale-
no newyorskeho guvernera,
byl zbaven pravnicke praxe ma
Zaklade II z~vlastnfch bod1, v
nichz jej obvinuje, re prijal pc
nlze, ably Sc spikl s rGznymi
jednotlivci a prekazel vynuco-
vanl statn1ho zakona O kontro-
lie lihovin a jinym zp6sobem
Zneuz1val sveho postaveni jake
advOkat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12

Howard Little 2 BeardstoWn,
Illinois Sc chlubf, re jednou ra-
nou stFelil til krallky, kdyz byl
ma honu v okresu Schuyler, a
ma potvrzenf toho nabfzi slovo
sveho loveckeho spolecnlka Els
Whiteda.
"Ti tfi kralfci sedeli pekne
blizko sebe a toz jsem ma ne
vypalil jedinou ranu a vsechny
tfi jsem zastTelil' vyklada pfs-
ne Little kazdemu, kdo jest o.
choten poslouchati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
PRO ceskoslovenske legionare.
invalidy.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.
Krajane z Detroit, Mich, po-
slali We prospect nasich invali-
dG $126.65, vytszek to re spo-
leone oslavy %. fiina.

V dob6, kdy ceskoslovenske
vojsko bojuje ma strane SpojenI
Gu "a svobodu a demokracii
proti nacismu a faSismu, nesmf-
me zapom1nati tech bratTf, kite
RI z prvni valky "a svobodu OF
ciny vratili Sc do Ameriky jake
invalide, prace neschopnf. Pc
hroma, jez zasahla v breznu
1889 Ceskoslovenskou republi-
ku, postihla i je velmi tezce.
Ceskoslovensti legionaTidinva-
Tide V u. S. A, kterf d~ostavali
do te dolby pravidelnou mesic-
nj podporu cd ceskoslovenske
vlady, byli t6to podpory zba-
veni. Pc nemecke okupaci by
la Jim vyplata podpor zastave-
ma a nekteTf z Mich octli sc We
velmi svfzelnem postaveni. Pro
to byl zorganisovan pfi Cesko-
slovenske narodni rade v Anne
rice zvlastnf vybor, ktery pc
cuje O nejpotrebnejsf invalidy,
Jimz Poole jeho doporuceni a
vysetfen1 kazdeho pTfpadu Ger
venym Krfzem Americkym,
Narodn1 rada vyplacf podpory,
ktere jsou arci skrovne u po-
rovnanf S podporou dr1vejsf, a.
lie jsou pTec jen castecnou 1le-
YOU naSim hochGm.
Ably z1skany byly dalsf pro-
stfedky ma spln6nf nasf narodni
p~ovinosti k obetem prv6ho Cd
boje, legionarsky vybor Csl.
narodnl rady zahajil op6t
ZNAMKOVOU AKCI jake lon
ske zimy. Vydal move ponce
ne znamky a apeluje ma nase
spolky i jednotlivce, ably jich
odkoupenfm akci tuto podpori-
Ii. Znamky jsou tTibarevn6,
dvoji druh v jednom archu.
Arch stojf SO cent?.
Krajan6 a krajanky! Neo-
slyste hlasu legionarskeho W.
boru, primluvte Sc We svych
spolcfch Ia odkoupenf techto
pomocnych znamek. Kupte 81
je sami. Pouzfvejte t6chto INA
mex ma dopisech spolkovych
soukromych, ma vanocnfch a
.novorocnfch blahopranich. Do
porucujte je mezi svymi INA
mymi. Upozornete ma ne sve
pTatele z kruhG americkych.
Kdo rychle da, dvakrat da
Nemuzeme pripustit, ably nasi
legionari-invaild6 stradali v
prechodn6 dobe nynejsi = do
te dolby, nez Sc porobene vlasti
navrat1 ztracena svoboda.
Vzpomenme jich V t6to dob6
pTedvanocni!
Veskere Diary budou kvito-
vany v casopisech, ale posilej-
tie je primo do 1radovny legio-
narskeho vyboru, ably Sc pTede-
slo omylGm.
Postovnf poukazky a cheeky
vypiste ma jmeno Disabled
Czechoslovak Legionnaires. O
objednavky piste ma adresu
Disabled Czechoslovak Legion
naires, 4O49 West 26th Str,
Chicago, III.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
SOKOLU.

Sokol jsem a sokol budu,
Jim ma byti kazdy Czech,
lasku k Vlasti nepozbudu,
dokud Dude v tele dech.
V tele dech a v pazi sila,
ma obranu naroda,
hledeti 81 sveho dfla,
a ne byt prazdna nadoba.
Jen byt stale pin zivota,
miti vzdycky smelly hled,
hledeti smele do sveta,
a jiti stale jenom v pred.
Kdo nejde v pred tax jde
zpatky
to nema mlsto v sokole,
neb kdo miluje jen hadky,
je S nami vzdycky v rozkole.
Proto HE'D vzdy S jasnou tvarf
do pfedu a nikdy zpet
slunce jasneji zazarf,
tive rty zacnou p1sen pet.
Ktera rozzarf vse kolem,
S tebou Dude kazdy pet,
Uses stasten re isl sokolem,
nechtel by isl j1ti zpet, ---
a opustit sokolske hnizdo,
kde jsme 81 vsichni bratrf,
tam je vzdycky tvoje mfsto,
tax Sc to vzdycky patti.
JAN J. HRBEK
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Sporivy synacek.


Lakotny obchodnfk dial vyu-
covat sveho syna hudbe. NJ,
jake pax della pokroky mas sy-
nacek?" ptal Sc jednou ucitele
hubby.
IS prsty by to jeste slo, ma
je velmi hbite, ale taktu Sc ne
NIUE naucit. Hraje mi stale
ctvrti mfsto pGlek."
81 toho 81 mic ~neudelaj, pa
ne,". pravil obchodnik. "To
ma ode mne. ia no vzdycky
napomfnam, ably spofil. A kdyz
vystaci Sc ctrtkami, mac by
hral p1lky?" .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Triner, kapitan chemic-
keho odboru valeGneho,
nnUUcan

Pan Josef Triner, kapitan
chemickeho odboru valecn6ho.
byl povysen ma pobocnfka ge.
neral-majora j. M. Cumminse.
velic1ho generala oblasti sest6-
no armadn1ho sboru. To lie d6-
kazem, re mimoTadne vlastno-
stl pana Josefa Trinera, DO &C.
lem Soustat1 znam6ho nastup-
&c zakladatele firmy Joseph
Triner Corporation, chicag-
skeho vyrobce Trinerova HoT-
keho V1na, jsou uznavany i v
pf1tomnem jeho pnsobisti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Osudne

Armadni d1stojnfci rfdic1 vo-
jenske manervy V JIM Karoli-
ne oznamili, re behem tydne
bylo usmrceno pri rGznych ne
hodach Sest voj1nG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Stavka u Aluminium Co. " Gle
velande urovnana.

Reditelstv1 Aluminium Co. of
America oznamilo, re spor,
ktery vznikl v jejf mistni to-
varne, byl urovnan a stavka,
ktera byla vyhlasena, byla Cd
volana. Tovarna ma vladni
kontrakty ma obranu V obnosu
$50, 000 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Zernfeli nShle ma lovu.

V Mound City, Kansas, Tile
TT Charles Besser a jeho sale
ty yet Ward Rockwell byli po-
hrbeni jake ob6ti srdecnf vady.
Vysli 81 ma low kralikd a oba
byli pfi tom skoseni ochrnutim
srdce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Diva americti letci zabiti
" Anglii.

Pilot c.. w. Bush z Carbon
dale, Ill. a C r. B. Weidensel-
Ter z Hawarden Ia, ktefi slou-
zili v kanadskem letectvu, by
Ii zabiti v Gimme sluzbe, jak o.
namilo ministerstvo letectvf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Judge Explains
Jail Release

Circuit Judge George B. Muir
ply today explained his telephone
request for the release of two
prisoners from county jail by
stating that the attorney involved
had not informed him Of the facts
in the case.
The release of the prisoners.
Ben LandSburg and Miss Mary
Montour, held for investigation of
gambling, aroused the wrath of
Prosecutor William +. Bowling.
LandsburG, former Inkster police
chief was recently convicted in
the county graft trial
Judge Murphy said the attorney
for LandSburg and Miss Montour
had told him they were held on a
misdemeanor charge IN connection
with a gambling case.
II would not have released
them IL l knew OF their back
ground Judge Murphy SAID. ~
would be glad II the practice Of
permitting Judges TO release
prisoners were abolished. don't
approve of 1T -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Woman Torch Victim
Body of Missing Detroter Found Hacked, Burned
on Farm Near Manchester, Mich.
Continued from Page one)

late dusk that it was two men and
a boy around the fire and that
nearby stood either an automobile
or a small truck.
He phoned Troll. he said. who
looked out and saw the smolderins
emberS of a fire but did not in
vestigate. The rubbish heap is
reached by lane running through
the woods and passing within
about 200 yards of the Troll home.
The Troll farm is about mile
from the home of Mrs. Briggs.
When the Troll BOYS found the
body they ran 10 their father,
working in the fields, and shouted:
Daddy, we've round a dead
person."
Troll Investigated and then
notified Deputy Sheriff Clarence
Schaible. in Manchester
DIR. Edwin c. GanZhorn. Wash
tenaw County coroner, ordered an
inquest for today. Accompanying
Sheriff Osborne and Assistant
Prosecutor Francis Cameron 10 the
body. The body has been sent 10
University of Michigan Hospital
for an autopsy.
Miss BureSh said she and Miss
Briggs had been visiting at the
mothers home since March %. as
rest for Miss Briggs who had
become respondent and i'll from a
rigid diet which reduced her from
1875 to l35 pounds.
The afternoon of the disappear
ance, she said. they had planned
to go to Manchester shopping but
Miss Buresh had headache and
went TO sleep awhile. Mrs. Briggs
was also asleep she said Miss
Buresh continued:
Hazel was { me when
awOke but l thought she had
gone into town to do the mar
keting. ! noticed later she had
transferred several belongings
into her purse which she had
taken with her.
REPORTED HER MISSING
"AheH- She-failed- return
that night we, of course, became
alarmed and notified the sheriff.
l also reported her missing to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Police Convoy Asked
For Milk 10 Flint

FLINT May 10.-State police
convoy of milk supply trucks into
Flint was asked today by Sheriff
Thomas w. Wolcott in an appeal
10 Governor Van Wagner. after
several outbreaks Of violence.
Four more men have be n
charged with malicious destruction
after dumping another dairy truck.
Warrants have been asked bv
state police for 10 others charged
with destroying $500 pounds of
milk yesterday afternoon. Police
Chief fANetf anderson ms Can-
celed all Flint police leaves and
has put officers on 12-hour shifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Reading Pays
$4,000 Fine

Former Mayor Richard w.
Reading has paid the Sl0,50o fine
given him for making false state
ments to a federal bank receiver,
and paid it six days before he
had to-
Reading pleaded guilty TO three
counts of a four count indict-
ment. The remaining count was
dismissed. Federal Judge Frank A.
Picard fined Reading $4,000 on
one count and $3.50 on each of the
two others.
An 1S-month prison term was
suspended on the understanding
that Reading would pay the fine
by May Is. His attorney presented
"a Sl0.500 cashiers check 10
George NJ. Read, clerk of federal
court, yesterday.
In an interview following his
sentence April 30. Reading said
that most OF his wealth was in
unimproved land and other nom
income producing holdings.
Frankly. don't have the
money to pay the fine, he said.
I'll have to be q super-salesman
TO raise IT."
His attorney would not disclose
how the former mayor obtained
the money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Killers BIi+zkrieg Booty!
Start Series in Times Monday

a.. Though today in position to mobilize the
labor than half this people
decidedly this labor organization the
most valuable of all
What implications behind those words spoken by
Adolf Hitler in his speech before the German Reichag last
Sunday?
OF brilliant articles the bitzkrieg booty Naz
Germany taken its conquest of IA European
date will appear The Detroit Times beginning Monday
by Meryle Stanley Rukeyser noted
international News Service and author of
finance this will disclose what Hitler
has gained in potential manpower natural such
oil foodstus livestock industrial facilities result Of
his domination than half Of continental Europe.
1t will show the problems well as the benefits der fuehrer
has inherited with his vassal And will reveal the
added Industrial and which Britain
before it hope be victorious World War H.
Be this fascinating in The Detroit Times
Monday II the equivalent of rngSide the battle
power raging behind the of the military
struggle between Germany and Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Meat Packer
Found Dead

Boyd w. Doyle. 57-year-old meat
packer of Temple City, Cal. was
found dead in his room in Hotel
Book-Cadillac early today.
He apparently died from natural
causes. Detective Joe Wolff of the
homicide squad said The body
was discovered by Michael Keene.
the room clerk. after Doyle had
failed TO answer the phone for sew
eral long distance calls.
Doyle registered at the hotel
last night and left an early call.
He is the operator of the Doyle
Packing Company of Momence,
H., manufactures of Strongheart
dog food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

Suspect
Freed

Although policy slips, tip sheets
and lucky number cards were al
legedly found on Lou Bernard Sny-
der, 80, of 1921 Roselawn avenue.
when he was arrested. Recorders
Judge John J. Maher has dismissed
the gambling charge against Sny-
der on grounds there was no rea-
son for the police to stop Snyder
in the first place.
Snyder is now awaiting trial on
a grand jury gambling warrant.
Snyder was stopped by PATROL
man George Marshall of the Petos-
key station when he made a quick
right turn at Dexter boulevard
and West Dawson avenue. Mar
shall. as he testified at the exani-
nation. merely intended to warn
Snyder about his driving.
But when he approached Sny-
der's car, Marshall testified, he
saw the gambling paraphernalia
on the floor. At Petoskey station.
800 policy slips and S1.471 were
found on Snyder, it was testified
at the examination.
When the case came before
Judge Maher for trial, there was
no assistant prosecutor present.
Judge Maher went ahead anyway
and shortly after dismissed the
case.
There was no justification for
the officer to stop Snyder In the
first place" Judge Maher said.
eff he WAS violating a traffic or
dinance he should have been
given n ticket. He wasn't given q
ticket so he obviously wasn't
violating the law. Furthermore.
the officer couldn't have seen
anything on the floor of the car
from where he was standing"
Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Julian Mcintosh said that an as
sistant prosecutor is not usually
stationed at the early sessions
court
But IL Judge Maher had put
In a call to our office we would
have sent one right over" Nc
lntosh said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
10 Study
Ford Bomb

The parts Of a homemade black
powder bomb, found in a locker in
the Rouge plant of the Ford Motor
Company. were en- route TO the
Washington headquarters of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
today.
The bomb was of paper con-
Struction in the form of a cylin-
der eight inches long and about
IA inches in diameter. 1t was
tightly wound with wire and con-
tanned an 18-inch slow-burning
fuse. 1t is the second TO be found
in the plant in two months.
Local FBI agents took over in
veStigation of the case and ques-
toned employees in the tool and
die department Of the plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
His Error
Other DriUer at Fault,
He's Under Sentence

When another motorist ran into
his car. Elwood Hooper. %. of 1927
Gray avenue. swore to complaint
charging him with drunk driving.
Today the other motorist.
Michael Sonday, IS. of 1868
Camden avenue, is free and Hooper
is under sentence of 10 days or
$50 fine for contempt of court.
Before Traffic Judge Thomas F.
Maher. Hooper failed TO testify
that Sonday was intoxicated or
showed any signs of intoxication.
II signed the complaint be
cause that was the only way I
thought I could get my damages
paid for" he explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
PHELPs-DoDGE PAY RAISE

NEW YORK May ms
a union contract granting wage
increases throughout its Los An
geles Fort Wayne Ind. and
Elizabeth y ! plants was ac-
copied today Blythe Phelps Dodge
Gal4el-Pial!..si-- C.,ff,..s = ti,,fi- II
VII bocOwc. effective after ap-
proNai by locals 81 The CO United
Electrical Radio Macu.nIsf> Union.
Minimum wages az - cents an
hour for men and 90 cents for
women ln the Fort Wayne and
Elizabeth plants are called for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
City Returns Cash
For Herman Gardens

Common Council roday returned
10 The United States Housing Au-
thority S2776.000 advanced from
federal funds Tor the Herman Car
denS housing project The money
was returned 10 save interest dur
ING the time work on the project
is suspended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
) Named TO Avert
Lakes Ore Strike

take over a manufacturing plant
whose owner refuses 10 make a
reasonable settlement Of a labor
dispute was claimed TO-DAY by
Gerard ID. Reilly solicitor Of the
labor department.
This authority was claimed FOR
the FIRST time by a high official
OF the government. whose inter-
probation Of the draft industry
section OF the Consumption Act
differs from that Of many mem
bcIS OF Congress.
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Girls Learning
Defense Trades
Continued from Page Three)

AhNiAi n
TIN, they receive SIS. the regular
NYA salary for all project
workers.
Those who show no aptitude
after few days training are
transferred 10 other projects, but
Richard b. kreps. project super
VISOR. said most of the young
women respond we'll TO the teach
ing lie explained
Mechanics are new 10 these
girl sad-thes show great in
tereSt. For many Of the boys
II was an old story"
This was the first exclusively
feminine machine shop project in
the country. Skilled workers in
these trades can command salaries
as high as 81 an hour. kreps said.
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FAVOR STRIKE COOL

HARRISBURG Pa. May 10
tINS1 49, Pennsylvania Federation
OF Labor leaders today announced
that they favored a voluntary 30
day coollng-o0 period before
calling strikes in national defense
IndustrIeS.
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IntsrnatlnnaI Neu. s.r,lr. VII.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today issued a
proclamation establishing a three
man mediation board under the
Railway Labor Act to attempt a
settlement OF a labor dispute be-
tween the Duluth. McS>ahe and
Iron Range Railway. the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. Great
Northern Railway. the Minneap-
oils ST Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
Railway and their dock workers.
The Spute. the President
stated IN his proclamation. now
threatens substantially 10 inter-
rupt interstate commerce within
the states Of Minnesota. Wiscon-
sin and Michigan and on the Great
Lakes 10 a degree such a. 10
deprive that section Of the coun-
try Of essential transportation
service"
President ROosevelt's action was
disclosed as an emergency move to
avert a strike that would have
halted the flow Of iron ore 10 the
mills.
From 1000 70 1900 orc dock
Ia b orers. represented by the
brotherhood of railway and steam.
sRip clerks. freight handlers eH-
press and station employee had
called a strike for THIS afternoon
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Strike Ties Up
Defense Jobs
In Shipydrds
International New. Service VIZ,

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10. u
San Francisco Bay area Shipyards
and repair shops holding more
than S5O0,OO0OO0 in vital ship de-
Tense contracts today were con-
fronted by a Joint strike Of 100
American Federation of Labor and
Go machlniStS
The walkout was called in the
face Of stern pressure 20 continue
work eNerted by Secretary of the
Navy Frank Knox. Rear Admiral
Emory 8. Land. chairman of mari
time commission. and by John p.
Frey. president of the metal trades
department Of the AL.
At a special meeting Of the Bay
Cities Metal Trades Council. II
brother unions refused TO approve
the machinists' strike and voted 10
stand by the master contract out.
having strikes and lockouts for the
duration of the national emer-
geney.