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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

In the Grossneumarkt Dis
trict."
Her words came like the
burst OF a machine gun.
Half a dozen GeStapo men
reached for their overcoats.
They took their guns from
their hip pockets and put
/, them into their overcoatS. The
clock the wall beneath The
giant portrait of Adolf Hitler
showed half past one
Mobilize Special Detsch-
ment Number Eight" Inspec-
tor Kraus snapped. "Sur-
round the district. Should
the streets be empty, conduct
house-tO-house search"
Again Hertha Jens tele-
phoned. She raped out in
Structions 10 someone of the
. Special Detachment of the
Grossneumarkt District. The
Gestapo men rushed out. 1
heard them pounding along
the hallway and down the
stairs.
Besides myself, only Hertha
Jens, the Elite Guard, In
spector krauS and two Of his
aides remained in the room.
From the adjoining room,
where Cilly W4S being qucS-
toned came, tile sound %
muffled voices.
The Inspector munched a
sandwich. sx.
Lets proceed" he said
coolly. "Don't get the idea
now to blame Burmeister for
the things you're guilty Of.
You fellows usually wait till
somebody Is dead to shove all
responsibility on a corpse.
Either on corpses or on COM
rades who're safe In Moscow.
Am I right ?"
RECALLS HIS WORDS
I thought of Karl Bur-
meister. Not long ago we had
talked Of the spirit of self
abnegation, the will of revo-
lutionlst TO persevere through
all suffering, the feminist atti-
tude of mind which we had
defined as one of Selfishness
and determination; of a revo-
lutlonists duty TO save his life
for the cause if he could do so
without betraying the move
ment.
Karl BurmeiSter had agreed
that we should not endeavor
10 die for the revolution, but
10 live for it. Still, he had
anticipated his fate. l re-
membered his words
"When l feel I can hold out
no longer. i shall find "A way
tn get killed, or to Kill myself
before you can spell the word
Traitor"
"Traitor--it Is the ugliest
word I'm the world" | thought.
where Is your wife," In
Spector kraus shot at me.
Did she come 10 Germany
with you?"
mo, sir, she's In Paris" l
replied.
"She Is not in Copenhagen ."
mo, she's i'm Paris"
you're I'm IS ken. Our
agents have photographed her
i'm Copenhagen. We've n pic
ture of her walking on the
street. We've another one
showing her on a station plat
form. Both were taken In
Copenhagen"
"She's In Copenhagen I
ADMITTED.
ASKED ABOUT WIFE
"Her name is Firelei, that
right ."
YES, sir"
Russian girl:."
"No-Flemish."
But she has been trained
In Russia: Attended n school
where they teach treason and
murder"
mo. sir"
what does Firelei do In
Copenhagen"
"She lives as a refugee. She
Is not engaged in any sort Of
political work"
"Oh. no? She's an artist:
Attended art schools Q"
Eyes, sir"
Then wouldn't ID be pity
for the Comintern not TO use
her In one Of the passport
taking bureaus ."
"She's through with the
Communist Party. When
quit. ne cult ~ Ncf."
stop lying" Inspector
Kraus eyes glinted danger
ouSly. Tell me exactly what
Firelei has been doing since
she escaped when we raided
her rooms"
ITO Re Continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Out Of the Night
CHATTER so

CHAPTER so
The GeStapo man let 90 of
my arm. -
Now were going places,
Inspector krauS said $50
yeu came frnm Copenhagen >"
YES" admitted, from
Copenhagen"
and She was on the same
train. The COmintern as
signed her To help you"
. "She was on the train. She
had nothing 10 do with the
COmintern."
"But YOU had >"
"No. sir"
Take down the fellows
pants" someone burst out
impatiently.
ASKED FOR CIGARET
"NOW tell H. how YOU met
her" krauS demanded.
ION the train. She sat
opposite me in the compart-
ment. She asked for a cigaret
and we got acquainted. After
that I thought we could he
friends"
"Nhen was that ."
@c,fcrGaN."
What, her name" ."
II don't know. l did not
ask her"
What did YOU do with her
i'm the Botanical Gardens ?"
I'VE took a walk"
"AIl this il fairy tale You
two have prearranged," In
Spector kfaus said calmly.
You did not come yesterday.
You arrived in Germany
months ago. You've been
under surveillance in Berlin
and Hamburg for the last two
weeks.
There was third person
with YOU in the Botanical
Gardens. There was a whole
bunch of YOU scheming and
Sinking TO sabotage the New
Germany, 10 fabricate discon-
tent, To plant your spies. to
disseminate high treason. We
have reports about you. Suf-
fcient reports to bury YOU
for life"
said nothing.
ATTITUDE CHANGES
is Ernst Wollweber in
Copenhagen"
II don't know. / don't
know Wollweber."
What orders did Wolf
weber give YOU i'm Copen-
hagen" What was your
mission in Germany"
"Wollweber gave me no
orders. l don't know WOll-
weber"
Would YOU like to smoke "A
cigaret ."
"Yes. sir,
Inspector Kraus gave me a
Cigaret. While ! smoked. he
laid his hand on my shoulder.
His face changed abruptly into
a friendly mask.
Listen" he said. 1--WE two
can make a bargain. You're
finished. absolutely finished,
YOU know that. All right.
There's two ways I'm which n
man can grow old once we've
got our hands on him-a
peaceful way, and "A painful
way.
"The painfEI way is gratis.
The price for the peaceful way
il To tell us all you know
about your organization. All
the names, all the addresses,
all the crimes YOU know Of
and who committed them"
NAME THE OTHERS.
you are one. Your love
In the next room makes two.
We also have the third man.
But who was the fourth?
Who were the dozens OF
Others who made up your CON
spirative Apparat? Where
are the print shops: What
are the codes? Which points
are used for crossing the from
tiers
who brings the money:
Who fakes the passports? We
know you've been i'm Com
intern service. We know YOU
came TO Germany on Comm
tern business. Tell us what
part of the Stain machine you
BY Jimmy Hatlo
eS%% RRES8RNl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
HURLED INTO ROOM

Tho door from tire corridor
banged open. Karl Bur
mclSter was hurled into the
room. lie stumbled TO his
feet. His massive chest heaved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Waller WizscheII
On Broadway
Trade Copyright
THINGS 1 NEVER KNEW TIL NOW ABOUT THE NAVY


THINGS NEVER KNEW TIL NOW ABOUT THE NAVY
Wrtte the t. s. S. North Carolina,
THAT matter what think superior officer who
barks command you-you will get into trouble
remember the important word any dictionary.
10 VIE obey the provcrb officer enlisted
has tho tip of his fangs: "Gow you maybut
must!"
The Navy calls rockies" They
Navy has Tilted its long famous recruiting poster
slogan Join the Navy and See the World Join
the Navy and Serve Your Country The they call
baeshp She Because she carries lot of paint keep
appearance always her
and she makes feiuva otta noise argument"
Secretary of the Navy the 67) first secy
inspect submarine while it submerged.
and lowy They are not
whether blondes according
recent poll American sailors pay is said to be high
the world Some have heard that Brazilian officers
paid taller than any Nays
Nav n in
of capture by tho books be tossed
board and sunk. Sailors call Naval Reserve Officers metal
because they silver sleeves
and lead in their pantsia-tWho, me-
INIERE are 16 American Indians United Navy.
The the Navy reluctant about accepting draees
is that takes than sometimes train land
ubbers for naval warfare recruit given outfit free
Navy sailor has
TO
The legend sailors pay from per pack for
ciggeS only their ship the .Mdship
Annapolis permitted gum. And not
only get this. When they the Naval Academy
they condensed of Emily Posts book Of
ettikit and they have study n...Wha No dunking7
The destroyers England had the modern
od-fashoned hammocks But the British
put them seasck!
Tip newspapermen other Sailors
and blHeaekets viii like lot call them
anything but gobs. policemen prefer being called
California New York and Texas
tribute the Navy than the rest of the nation
Cardinals bugler paul Lnke) the drummer
board called
surgeons only colors that he
flown over the national ensign.
THAT 9gun every gun ship Uncle Samson
longer second and then proceeded its
Shepard exactly the kind of American
you always magineddgnhed and distinguished
gentlemen.
Contrary popular belief sailor does have to salute
an ship they An officer must
only him during the day.
captain be saluted all tines Spectators at
intercollegiate boxing matches must attend
formal attire The purpose 10 cut down the heavy de-
Martha Rave Of the recently got word
from submarine Norah lin Hawaii
they the girl with whom we'd most like 10
be submerged
Secretary long issued statement about keep
ing open Iceland During the interview
porter asked him you afraid OF Mr..
Knox supposed related General Grant
who lust asked by aide Aren't *eH Hst
little scared No" said Grant I'm thinking OF
scared the other fellow must be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

up and down. and rasping
noises came from his throat.
Behind him Inspector kraus
and two Gestapo agents in
shirt sleeves stamped in. They
pushed Karl B urn st Q r
against the wall.
"Now. Karl. don't say one
single word" Inspector kraus
said preciSciy.h.t shall asI,
YOU a question, all YOU do il
nod your head .Or shake it,"
Burmeister was stripped TO
the waist. His face was
bruised. His body was Gov
cred with livid streaks; his
sides and back showed patches
of blood. Blood was on his
trousers and shoes.
Tell me-" Inspector KrauS,
pointing at me. demanded.
''is this the man who gave Won
the directions I'm the Botanical
Gardens" -,
Burmeister was silent.
81 only want TO confirm
what you've already told the
gentlemen who questioned
YOU"
All Of sudden. with an in
human roar, Karl Burmeister
threw himself on the nearcS,
GeStapo man.
"You dogs" he roared You
lousy dogs"
FOUGHT AND CURSED
One Of the men in shirt
sleeves sprang forward.
He shouted wildly: Hold
him! Hold him."
Then they were on top of
him.
Take him out" the in
Spector ordered. make him
sing"
Karl Burmeister fought like
a lion. He fought with his
head, his knees. his teeth. his
feet. his shackled arms. He
fought and cursed and his
breath came like the breath
of strong woman in child
birth.
One of the police agents
leveled his pistol. Inspector
Kraus waved him off. Bur-
meister was still struggling
after four men pinned him to
the floor. Only when one of
them crushed his shoe against
Karl Burmeister's throat, did
he become quiet.
The eternal smile had gone
from Hertha Jens' face. With
a catlike alertness Inspector
Kraus watched the struggle.
In the clutch of Gestapo
man. / stood there like a
helpless, fascinated idiot,
They raised Karl Bur
meister from the floor and
dragged him toward the door.
Halfway to the door, he
opened his eyes and with one
tremendous effort he tore him.
self free.
He ran across the room and
threw the whole weight of
his body against the window.
The glass splintered. Karl
Burmeister pitched out into
the night.
Silence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

THAT l9gun avo the ship cost Uncle Samson
S23 $50. The great baeship, like real champion
didn't blink half second and then proceeded on ITS
graceful Capt IIusvedt and his executive officer
Shepard exactly the kind of American
you always acknowledgement and distinguished
gentlemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

TERE pleasant little game that will
every II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your your If number
letters subtract II the number less than g.
add The result number Start the left
hand the check OF key
left the tho letters under
the checked figures give you %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Army Orders

WASHINGTON The war depart
ment has issued the following orders;
Coils. Waldo c. Potter. ia. washing
ton. 10 Port sill. Joseph n. Davidson
inf. Washington. IN Pi,tsnursn. Jas
y. cress, ce Preside ~ San Fran
cisco. 10 Port Lewis, Richard u.
Nicholas, &c, Port Lewis 70 Preside
Of San Frsneisco. Fred Warren slxsr
&c res. Hsrh<rt, Mich, TO Brooklyn
Lieut.. Coils. Ernest D Harmon. cav
Washington. 10 rnrt Knox, Elmer p
~. Casey, me. Camp Grant, N Camp
bsrkeley, Earl a HYDE. IA, Fort Blias
70 University station. La. Philip y
Fort Monmouth; John G Plat Jr'
SC, Fort DIX, 10 Moffett field; Isaiah
Davis. &C. Kelly field. 10 Midlands
Tex. George u Llndow. me. Camp
Grant. 10 Camp Berkeley. John {.
huteheson. qmC., Presidio OF San
Francisco, 10 home. retired; hsrold
Bowman field. John }. Downing - ,
Wright field, 10 Washington, Earle
Robbins. be. Fort Huachuoa. TO home
retired Evan d Cameron Jr. -
Omaha, TO Jacksonville, PA, revoked:
Duncan G. McGregor Cd. Denver.
10 salt Lake city; Horace Pace orlady.
&C res, Durand. Wis. to Washington.
Grant, to Camp bsrkeley. Howard
W Hinman. inf. San Houston. IN
rort Bennins. ThemAs A Miller. Inf.
Port Huschuoa, TO Port Benning I'd
ward y Merchant ame Hawaiian
dent 70 Port Custer, Pred L. Therps
lewis. JACK c Gauit, ssd'. Port Knox
70 Port Sam Houston: Joseph n
Bowman field Hsrols ). cows "a
Philippine dept. 20 Port Lewis. James
n. Iandkay Jr., f., Philippine dept,
TO Port hennins RAYMOND X. ousss.
Ord: Cary b. Hutehinson' cav Gov.
ernors Island. 10 Fort Riley; John q.
Knox. John NJ, Wiilems. IA. Camp
Polk. 10 Port knox, Thomas }. w.
Irspnell, cav. Philippine dept. To
orsne 20 Hs camp ssir d~ ss amp y
Henry. dc. Camp Grant. 70 Camp
Bsrkeley. Leroy J. stephens. me.
Camp Grant. 20 Camp Bsrkeley:
Luther c. AcGee, dc, Port sam Hous-
ton. 70 Camp Bsrksley: william n.
sewklFs me. Camp hosin.on. 70
me. Camp Robinson To camp
Barkeley: Lyman NJ Pratt inf. Port
Leonard Wood TO Fort Bennins Carl
Bsshr Jr fs Philippine dept. "a
Fort Levin. trsnois Z, Fellows, ia,
Philippine dept. q Camp Roberts.
william y Chandler cav. Philip
pine dept. 70 Fort Benning Henry
l.. Phillips, &C. Fort CLARK TO Fort
Bliss Oscar c. Buser esc.. Camp
Pendleton. 10 Fort Monmouth. Gersla
w Holmoers, ve. Philadelphia "a
Washington: Timothy J. Muleahy
ono, Boston. 10 Camp crowder: Bay
less G House holder. IA. Fort Bragg
70 Port kBex: Edward q Benson
ONE =. Boston. 10 Cheteau. Okla Will
lam @. Bartlett. cav. Phllippins dept,
70 Port Bliss Natalie csneills cd
Port Levis. 20 Warrington; Leslie
Franklin McGee, "a res, Spokane. 70
duty Victorsiile. Calf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Hull Denies u. S.
Engineered Coup

WARRINGTON SECRETARY ~
state corfeli Null Thursday
Issued an emphatic denial II
published reports that the United
sta,ss hslpsd bring srou, the
recent changes In the frvsremens
~ Panama.
Hull said he vas profoundly
shocked ~ the Eiarsns ,sseeurs-
cies and ~aiful misrepresentation
set forth" IN . Newspaper dispatch
which had suggested the United
States had . hand In The Panama
situation
without any attempt 10 verify
the fscts OF even 10 consult with
the eompetsnt officials Of this
government the writer II this
article pf.sumes To place in auss-
tion the rccd Faith If the United
states government" Hui said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

members ~ The states supv~ns
court. orally branding tssm u
siIne~ral
Railways attach esms during
HE descriptions ~ The wesh ~
legal department sess f~ ths
tsamstsrs asioa Ne pessted cut
that " ~ss HE department. vess
had wrn n the q. . sursvms
court ths rssss for lss~r h carry
an plekssirs peacefully
On two cefasicns rnauay sas1.
the state n wssh,rss.ns supreme
eours refused h recognise That
n. .. supreme court as<sssn~.
And then In the o'Neli cass
N assttis.~ rsd~ay Asclsre4. nshs
court finally r~ecsrlsss the a.
elsior ~ ths niss~ss oesvs IN shs
land
nut II ssA ~ IN . vay thsl
made my hair stand a. snA Mere
10 what John \ Rch1nssn. your
ehlsf justice. had 10 says = en-
compelled 10 perform the Disagree
able task of voting with ths ma
lorsty'
'Dfmsre~sbis task. mind you.
sEins that. . disssresahis
task" psdvay concluded ssfess.
tissiiy that's the kind II thing
we're 40 sssinss continually"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
JOSEPH u. MARrHl.

Joseph Harry Msrtel. 20. died
Wednesday at his home, 1850 So.
q ST Msrtel was well known In
the Lincoln high district. having
operated q shoe repair shcr ~
TIA So. ssth -. Re came 10 TIA.
coma 10 years age from Olympia.
Ne vas q native ~ Oak Lake,
Manitoba. Canada. but had lived
in the states since he was q young
ster. He was . member NJ Ia
coma Aerie No. 3. y. q. T.. and
the Masonic lodge of WILDLY
Island. lie 10 survived by his wife,
Agnes; q son, b. c. Asrtel. Tia
coma: a grandson. Donald Charles
Asrtsl: his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs J. h. Msrtel. spo-
kane: two sisters. Mrs. Mary
ssrchette. Seattle. and Mrs. Alice
Farrell Spokane. q brother. Henry.
Modesto. Cal, and hs grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Gssner, seat
tie. The c. G. Msllinger CO, viii
make the funeral announcement.
JOHN LAIJCH
Iohn Lsheh. ~. NJ ttts NJ. J
81, died Wednesday in the u. q.
Marine hospital. Seattle. He was
. fisherman, and had lived in Ia
coma since 1882 Before that, he
resided IN wilkeson. He vas q
native of Yugo-slsvia and . men,
Der Of the Catholic church. He
belonged to the Fisherman's union
and the Croatisn society. Sur
vivors included his wife, Matte;
two soma. Tony and Frank, and
two daughters. Fora and sophia.
All the survivors. with the sxcep-
ton OF his son Frank. who is in
Australia. are living In Yugo-
slsvis. or were when last heard
from. The c. c. mellingsr Co.
viii make the funeral ANNOUNCE
ment.
MRS. FRANK &. PAHIE
Mrs. Elizabeth Fable. 50. NJ
7i5 10. Ainswor,h ave. died
Thursday st her home. following
short Illness. A native Of
Baltimore. Nd. she came to Ia
coma 70 years ago, and was mar
RED here - years ago. Mr.. Pshls
Ia esiliff in Judge Msllery's court.
and was formerly bsiiin In Judge
cushmans federal court. Mrs.
pshle was q member % John n.
Thompson auxiliary N the United
Spanish American War Veterans.
and both she and her husband
were very active IN affairs 81 the
camp. Besides ssr husband. she
leaves . sister. Mrs Kate Rlsds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Herbert A. Lss~rt. Cheyenne
Wye, . ssehsnie for United Air
Lines. hss received q 81 ooo cheek
for . suggestion eliminating "a
pounds If ~sisht per plane, u
was announesd Thursday.
Ne designed and developed .
new type al s~st reclining
mechanism which - declared 70
b more efficient than thu one
nov in US and which ALL mean
an actual daily saving for the
eompanys ksinhnsr f1set II 1900
pounds. n also will save aneut
" 600 year IN overhaul and
maintenance eosts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Prison Term
Given Woman
japanese Admits
Dope Charges

A -c.s.s - ts... .m.n es,i.
A.. 49,. =. ..&s
~ fA INVESTS sHa ers %'''
rsfsasnt ~ . nne 80 . rsni'
Tertiary term ~ hef memn~r'
shir ~ sors-fedflinT FsnE
srs hsrsse oEsts R-year-cif
rseofna-eern japanese. rlssssd
saiity 10 fetsfsi tnfsctm<nt ~
Illegal pssssss'on 81 Narcotics and
wAs ssn,snred = ~ nannths snd
10 GAYS N p''~@ PH' F@s"'
OF : 100 flhs
Fasrea duake s"hn s'~eh
called aosn'ien " ths TACT 'ne
penaities eou'a nave ee<n many
unes ~ srs@t t"' ehs o1ten~'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Girl INJURIES ANNIE

Treatment fox . bruissd aHsis
vss siyen wilma khsrmAn. ~. Of
izit Ia. sssh q N P,sres county
hospital Wednesday,. shs cas- Ia
tIred AZ ssth st and Mckinney ave.
sboat s@ ,. n after sss mad
shEsts1 from . ees asa started
seross the stree, around . PARKED
ear. Dwiysr 81 ina ear involved
vas Arthur ~. coisss. 81. n ssso
Mckinley ave. according 10 . re
rsvt en fils ~ poles hssdquartsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

speaker - . hsr<e>ee @eo1Ing
~ ~ r.eeaa mar sssrr<etira n
rsecms hrsss Friday wtis ~ tts1us
Aessisr. -. . rsr~ua stsc<rsY.
~ns wtiI rive fssser nsmnsss ~
observation ~ tns e<ss sneunl
s>~vsns.aa - ~ Amersess -
ssssrsaslen. ~hssh 49, hst1 ~
is1sersr~Iis Ne sisc OH rpvtsv
nsssfsy rs sssp sevc~s M seeal@
newt
hflns c~e>lsa l-cssss~l nnU1ne1s
hes pinned ~ STAN ~ - D1vue6s
vay nsausv nAiea. ~ Janse
nt1s.. aver nssy snssspr. seenp1-
Inc 10 J. q nlAsss. Inc supo0.
rAs~s nnas1wsy s5si. tsevll
At eTu Avn CWuurW
oospsi Wnsksss n rseemo uslS
es~sses = sovvses - NJ nssth Ave-
sus nsrssss shusvs rAasu6av -
ties p N rhts inter ssnemies-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Takes Crack
AT Robinson
rsomsisrs' Luwysr
Criiicises Justice

lc-<rs r.a-sy. sss~ssrs~-. =
= ssn-rsi rrslnpt - 80 Erssrrs.
siresl ascss~rn~na - rsamsssfs
80 - TIE speakers ~ 80 team
s'srs banquet Wednesday sight -
Hessi wrtnror. sctiy sssssi~z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
woannAs's nAsD npnr

Joe Aruaerfsr. ~. ~ 1905 =
Psesfie ave. an snpboys AZ the
sssttls-Tseoms snlpbuiiains Co
Ess being treated rsDrsasy ~
Tacoma General hospital for a
badly isesrAted left hand ard
thumb. received carrier IN tbs day
while WORKING.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
SEEKING TYPEWRITER

Mrs. Oiar Mash Of 1929 South
Tacoma way Wednesday requested
police 10 trace down . portable
typewriter which she said was
taken from 1896 So. Prospect ct
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Tobin Paints
Dire Picture
Sees Slove Wages
When War Is Over

CONTINUED From Page Onel
Land. where N. government -.
fused - listen 20 . group ~ nsr
vho suspected that something
sinister Ess brewing in Germany.
rohin paused n. shook n,
read vesrily. Well" no said
the same thing can happen here.
labor has % r-siire that.
N must realire the seriousness
Of the threat represented by
Hitler TO this country.
Remember. II was German
capital that brought Hitler 10
power. making an agreement with
him 20 smash labor. Well Hitler
did smash labor and then look
what he did. h. destroyed capital
IS well
Capital IL in much greater
danger today than labor II Is
up 10 labor IN save capital. but
doub, n labor today 10 big enough
for the Job"
sun another danger faces labor
today, Tobin said.
And that danger 10 initiation.
Already. initiation obtains IN .
ANAL degree In this country" he
declared Our money isn't nearly
as valuable today as II was two
years ago. In some parts Of the
nation. living costs have gone up
rs much as IA per cent. That
means the laboring mans dollar
IL worth only se cents. And II
could get worse. Much. much
worse and you are experiencing
initiation"
Pe eomplimented Gov. stas-
sen of Minnesota for his action
before the legislature during
recent labor dispute.
Il doubt II the governor Of
Oregon or, for that matter your
own governor in Olympia, would
have had the courage To do what
Stsssen did"
He did not elsbora,s further.
however.
Tobin was introduced by Dave |
Beck, vice president Of the
international union and leader Of
this district Beck described Tohin
as without peer as q labor leader
In the world and the outstanding
member Of the labor movement In |
the u. 8"
Preceding Beck. John NJ.
Gillespie, secretary treasurer
Of the International, comment
ID ON the great progress made
by the local teamsters union
since his first visit To Tacoma
Ian 1914.
"In those days, your union was
struggling hard to set by, having /
only q few members. hut today /
YOU are strong with every pros
peot that you will become stronger
IN the future
Harry sstterlee. seeretsvy-treas-
urer Fl the tesmstsrs union in
Taeoms, was master If ceremonies.
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