davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
More Visits
To the Barn

1--WE made two trips To the
barn 10 M these instruments and
our panel 10 the airplane. We
had to jack the tail Of the plane
up on n wooden horse To get the
right settings; and then tilt the
wings 10 check everything. We
had tried 10 distill the planes
oil hut couldn't, 80 determined
10 use II rs II was and take our
chances.
81 had n friend who worked rs
rowing laborer for the Ger
mans many Belgians do. ne said,
to support their familieSl and
he was working on n German
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
By MERRILL MUELLER

I.,1 N.w. Serv,o. War Correspondent
LONDON, Aug Slow these
Two Belgian Air Force pilots
over = period Of three months
finally repaired an ancient train
inr plane and successfully
escaped 70 England from Ant
werp under the very eyes Of
German sentries. is a story Of
sheer courage and determine
tion.
Ten different nights during
the course Of three months they
crept into a harm practically
alongside q German officers
mess and worked on their
winged liberator. They wanted
freedom and they wanted 10
fight. They had everything but
gasoline and instruments. Jean
explained:
I'VE tried distilling automO-
bile gasoIine--there was an ex-
pIosiou "a little one in q friend $
garage ! and that ended that. We
wanted aviation fuel--the Ger
mans wanted money. We got
the gasoline osteusibly for a
friends automobile. since regu-
lar petrol Ia almost unobtain-
able"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Friends Help
Find Parts

Friends were most helpful To
make level fight indicator,
and a climb and dive indicator,
the boys wanted glass tubing
and red ink. Friends knew why
these materials were wanted but
they did not know where the
bows planned on getting an air
plane.
No questions were asked -
Belgians aid any who are will
ing TO risk an escape attempt.
They await liberation while
going through a long period OF
sometime painful passive re-
sistance 10 the occupation.
A thorough campaign OF
friends in Client, Brussels. Ma
muir and Antwerp resulted in
the collection Of necessary ma
terials. Jacques explained. He
continued:
Then I had To design and
make the instruments. I used n
glass ball from chemistry
laboratory for n level fight In
dicator. From the ball two
glass tubes. held together with
rubber hosing. carried n supply
of red ink to and from the
level-mounted reservoir on the
hack Of the instrument panel
we cut from the end NJ bar
rel. This reservoir supplied ink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
BeIsianS Fix Plane
Under NaZiS Noses

(This is the third Of = series
Of interviews in which fvo Bel
risn nierS, using the pseudo
nyns of lean Qevers" and
Jacques Dubois" 10 protect
their loved ones still IN Bel
riun. tell the inside story Of
their thrilling escape 10 Eng
land in stolen plane.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Sastala Sc rastala konferenciia "denokratske
"pomoci" SSSR.

kraju krajeva sasase predsaVnIcl denoN'aJa 81
predstavnicina zade plan pomoc SSSR Anne
ick britansk pedstavnici dob nukce cd VoJh Vlad
da obecau svu tehniGku "pomoc' Sovjetskoj Juniji
Nakon pregovaranja pomenuta konfeencija prve
ka Xxi pedstanici obec da e nhove Wade da
svu "ponoc" koju nih zahevati Sovjetska vlada
predstavnici buzoaskh "demokratia" su Sc
vada predstavnc dmokraja pobrnuli
cd Sovjetsk vredno da cena
izgube Sovetske Wade obeca pc
sednja "demoratijama kocnu sioVo
maeraa ko je njih cd velike vaznost
vd "pomoc' koju pruzaju demokrate SSSR
n kavu primer Sjedinne Drzave daju Vekoj Bri
edan inrvenconista b nj ponio da ratn
ogronnu kocinu hran kou zemja Sale Velko
Britan pod poslednje da &c vrat
zobiu zakjuco toj konfereneij be5e
sustini trgovaek ugovor vrednos "a vrednost
konenar psaca dokazuu vro vidno da Sow
eskoj Jun pomoc nkakvog drugog azoga
toga o ona Htera Burzoake buzoa
poiticar boje da ee pubka hrdavo shva de
"pomoc SSSR isticu cnjencu da SSSR
demokratia oes da njoj ale po
zbog vlada sem drustvene svojine,
spomnja "demokratie ce davat tehnickr
"demokratie' hoe nalvecen
or ratova gnu mion elanova Crvene Ar
mje, nego zapadnom" fronu impeastiGka arma
pusose sela grado soveske June radje
Veike Brtanije it'd.
lemerna pomoe cemrnijh "demokraa" zbof
ko amerk psudokomuns nagovarau radnke da svoe zvo
"a njh zrtvuju!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
'Demokratije" traze cd SSSR da "oslobodi" re-
liigii.iiu.

"demokratie "pomoc" kou Mi
hcvo uvdavanost slati SSSR bo
material MENU cd neophodne vazno
totem MEGA psopagandon
protiv rege u unutrasnosti Sovjetske Rusije.
Ma primedbe demokratia pitanu religije SSSR Lo
zovsk dao zvancnu avu koa ustini ga da Sovetsko
Juni vlada sloboda reg burzoask dopsnk oisao
ednu crkvu osvedoci zba suzi "bozja zba
Ali to nije Washington London MosEve d;
posedn pkine popagandom pov relgije izg'eda da
SoVetska vada pkorava burzoaskom zahev Mosv
jav 80 septembra Lozov zavio da wise nece a
nedjna "Bezboznk koa sibaa reigiu nepkdno
Da udovo "demokraama Sanova vlada je naredla da
predstavn dmokraja" dokau burzoasom vecanoscu
toe sovetska sviraa StarSpanged Banner"
God the par godna nacsekom
hmnom doekaa predavnk zikovacke nacske Wade
moze prpi Stalnov brokra poova ko glai: IS kim
onakvi i Jer da drzala Maksizma pra priz
naa ednog saveznka svetsk proletarjt bi
moraa mamunisat pedstavnicima abvaea vetskog
letarijata.
Ratujuce "demokratije" Sovke
anreigskom propagandm da b predobla Katoeka
potiku pomoc Sovjetsk Rusi naci Moska Va
tikan da posedn posaje predstavnika Mokv Gill de
mokraa je koncesijom sovjetske Wade pedob
kraama zseban kada porazi Hitler prva tatka
dnevnog reda pobedonosnh dmokraa I unje Sovjetskog
sistema da poedne b akse postgn pedstavnc Vakana
drugih reigija naei amo Ga mau akvnu koon
iii unutrasnju konrarevoucionanu bandu.
To pakene nave6ih kaptalistckih zmala "de
mokraskog" imperijalizma!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
VOL. XxXIv. = GOD. xXXIv.
KroZ kapitalisticku Ameriku
BurzOaska strana "a rat.

Ma Indianapois r. Patterson podsekretar
konvencom americkh advokata sa ma
pedob potiku Roosevetdve Adminsra
CHE rece n iii mbdifikovati takozvan
neuani zakon toe naoruzavanje amercklh rgova
dale doso da svou snagu upr
potv Htlera Drugim recima je milarni rat
MEGA Chicago odzala konvenciJa American
oslovio Miller bivs atase ambas
de Sednjenh NINA rece "Prikujmo Htlera
god zrazio mislenje da e do sada rat jos
poetu msi zemja treba da udje rat da pr
yede kraju?
sto zemlja uvuce akvno rat
govora komenatora ntervencionsta da razume
nhova buzoaza e ostalog da sto rat
prvede au da b negovm dugm produzenem svorl
uacja kojoj b b nezbezna pobedonosna Proeerska
Revoucija ucin raj krvoprou oni dze ako
zema bac rani Veke Branie da &c
time brze poraziti Hitler
Ali uazak zem rat bez ptanja kako intervenconst
mse nee ubrza kra rata er veem plamenom gas
Ulazak Amerke pos bas so mse time
zbc ntervencon Pustosu kraa bti nee Smrt boe
kosce zvo wise Ali sta burzoaza radia
Cine Proetersku Revouciu neizbz
poavom er kapiacH svojo utrobi nosi
kapitalstickog mira
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Burzoaska strana "protiv" rata.

povrsini uta uklasna borba medju canova
plutorate ntervencon sau da Sire rat
propaganda zoacion takodr Sire voju toboznu protu
ratnu propaganda
Citizens Petition Committee odrzao e
koem medju drugm govorio Cudahy, bv
81 ambassador zem Belgji On rece tim izolacionma
Ako mi supimo bku maemo jos jedan Tridesetogodsn
Nko nece dbt tu nece b poboca sv prterpe gub
bc vec in zamisl On
dale &c kraju Hitler poraz ako zema
siom protiv Mega ali e dodao "a mime [Hie
rom porazice cyilizacja stoletn proizvodi"
vh komenara zoconista, iii della burzoazije k
potv uaska zee rat da razume () da on drze
da Neaeka Britannia dovolno rose da b ebalo sada
uknu produzenem rata osabe ratuuce
kapitalstcke zem do dne Proetersk Revo
uce zbog da odmah zapocnu rovn
(b) da vec sada kapitaGstka Ameka aca Cd
svh dugh kapitalisth zemaa Japan neprekdno os
"kneskm nsdentom" Britannia Nemacka Drugm Svetskm
llama
Razka izndu intervenonista oacionista este ia sto
dni drug traze povecau prke poavu Proeters
Revoucije tojest oni sun sazu, metodima
ziaze Oni slazu sun da odr kapazam neprijat
koi poadja krvopo za nevoje zbog
abljue edinu korsnu kasu drustvu radncu kla-
Dale jedn drug neprjaei proletarijata Dole
tervencionsina zoacionistima = dole sa kapaizmom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
To "americk0 iavnO mnjenje."

Bez panja uasne borbe buzoazie radnicka kasa G pro
zbog koeg azoga koe spominu zolacion zbog
nnog radnickog posebnog razlog r usa sta e ceka
ako bude gurnuta rat Razo ocgedn radnc koji
som bojno poje radma unformama druge
raujuce kapastick ze kolju kod kue terau da
wise frmom zvovanja zrbuju zasta radncka ka
ina posebnog razloga zas dubne oje skene due
(sto moze reci izoaconiste)
Da H celia radncka kaa potv rata e nazad katkog
rkao dr. Gallup kada da okugo 80
nstva zeme protv ulaska rat Ali tai s ppa avnog
MA doazi da veseo ka da e cd radnka
klasa izmena" svoe misenje da nappao
81 sto glasaca a puo Gin opazs" poku, koju
tri nedee objavo predsednik Roosevelt u govoru.
Ali sada kao Predsednka Roosevelta, amerka
radnicka asa pam goo skusvo proslog Sveskog
Sta e ceka ako zma ude oval Svets Rat zbog
lupu reka da prov rata Sada poka puca
So Nastavak srani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
TeSkO stsnie u Italiji.

vest koe prolaze roz fasisticke Wade ko
Rima javene 30 septembra
naroda tesko
Faslsticka vlada zabrania prodju auomoba
motorka vakovrsnh koznh ksobrana cma
ca serpa koova, nozeva uusaka braenh nozeva
(Nasavak a a strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
mxAsA EDS rv A,

s r E D 8 r Y Al
fNProsvedvanje radnickc
jklase q duhu Marksizma: $
fda su rad | kapital nepo-
! mirljivi neprijatelji; orga-
,nizovanje radnicke klase .
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME | razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga
nizQvanje radnika l q jed.
fnu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME, drzanje / kretanje svih
zemaljskih industrija.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
,M7AsA WRHAi |ga,Sste-
sAI.xsJa

IgN1AsA WRH4l Rhsste-
/ fNnje kapitalistiGAog ure.
sdjenja; unistenje nsjam !
E.Hog ropstva radnickc kla.
Fse; prenasanje svih zeEaalj-
skin industrija U ruke Or
ganizovanih proizvodjata;
sva K o "a radn;ku potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslo
bOdjenje celog tOvecan-
stva cd moriie Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Slo-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
|! i Drugarica - Industrial
ne Republic Rada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

one of the youngsters as he and his companion
waved their hands wildly over their heads
ella! ella shouted the old and waved
his hands over his head
ChuckIes of laughter from the boys. Cackles of
hollow mirth from the old man
The boys stopped as if to pick something from
the ground-the old Malay stopped and picked
They jumped about on one foot.-So did be. Easter
and faster they went with their meaningless
tons. each Of which the old man copied faithfully
He was Tall" Sarawak has many of these
harmlessly insane natives, whose deranged minds
compel them to initiate everything they see Some
times Tall will go on with his mad copying until
he drops exhausted or dies.
Another strange madness of the East is the
gamblers madness" Inveterate PLAYERS of fan
TAM the Chinese card game, often gamble until they
lose their minds Then in the asylum day after day,
they sit on the ground still playing the game, with
nothing but pebbles.
MY sons, the Rajah said, as he stepped up to
the boys, who were tormenting the "la Sara
wax can never be proud of you if you torture help
less people
That might have been the voice of Sir James
Brooke, the first jan, speaking one hundred
years before; telling the earlier savagcs not TO 90
on with some evil human sacrifice
The Raiah placed hand on the arm of each
boy.
But the Tall whose eyes hadn't missed a trick
also stepped up and placed hand on the arm of
each boy
We couldn't help laughing nothing had
changed about the insane game except that my hus
band had become one of the players, and now, ac
cordng to the lalis reasoning, the Rajah was ct.
Several minutes went by. None of the strange
group moved. Slowly the ''lali' relaxed-no longer
did he concentrate on any actor and finally he
shambled away
Two badly scared boys apologized to the Rajah
and promised never to do it again, and although
we had had our evenings entertainment watching
the Rajah's act we finally did get TO the movies
Next morning we were up long before daybreak
The sun was pushing the grey mantle Of dark
ness back gently when steamed down the river
toward the sea; the sound and smell of Sarawak
were in the irdecp-throatcd calls Of birds heavy
fragrance of flowers. Kuching. the capital, was
just beginning 10 stretch itself and wake up.
Every few miles along the banks Of the river
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Many Dyak Warriors
Have Intricate Designs
Tattooed on Hands and
Feet as shown in These
Sketches by the Rance.

because I had hurried so, registered on my ears
Hello, Matt said in Malay II afraid
would miss your show this time. We are starting
for the Jungle tomorrow
White teeth flashed in a smile.
'Tuan Rance know" he whispered maybe
old skin hurry up now Peel off. l am glad you
here
He gripped the hand held out to him but closed
his eyes as he did so.
"Ah-h-h," half groan, half sigh escaped
from his lips.
He writhed in sudden anguish
Only few moments and there was strange
soughing, rustling sound like the cracking Of
stiff bit of parchment. The native nurse, the two
doctors and | all watched
There was another shudderng movement on the
bed The skin Of one Of Matt arms lay beside.h him
looking for all the world like a discarded sleeve.
The arm itself red as a broiled lobster and
Mats groans told all too plainly how painful it
Just minute Old Boy Well see if we can't
ease the smarting a bit and one of the doctors
applied a soothing lotion.
Better now the nurse asked
Better Matt agreed but somehow his face
belied his words.
Another crisp, rafting sound The nurse nod
ded.
There goes your back, Matt" she said
Huge sheets of skin cracked and curled and
came off Mats chest, his face his legs
In few hours all of the old skin would be gone
The Snake Man would start the useless cycle of
Ills tAiSlcHCe dl over again ne IL just a human
skin factory. No work for him-and very little
fun. When the peeling ordeal is over his new baby
pink skin smarts and burns for weeks then finally
begins to harden. Creeping and itching sensations
start again They last for months until finally with
few Kisses another layer goes the way of its
predecessors.
waited at the hospital as long as | dared and
then hurried back to the Palace. Some of our gov
eminent officers and their wives were joining the.
Rajah and me in farewell dinner before the trip
After dinner we all went across the river to the
movies, the only kind of theatre we have in Sara
wax
The Rajah and two other members of our party
were near the entrance when saw him stop His
face went white. Soon ! knew the cause Of his dis
pleasure
strange performance was going on out in the
street
crowd had gathered TO watch three people
who seemed to be putting on crazy kind Of pan
ltomimc-two were Young hovs the other
scrawny stoopshouicrcd old Melav,his gray hair
unkcmpt and his eyes dim, though they pccrcl in
tently AT the boys.
Gil! st.la!" (meaning Mad. M7dD shouted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

there huddled handful of
palm-leaf Malay houses.
We-saW- occasional MalaF y
women at the waters edge
with long bamboo jars on
their shoulders, always they
waved and called greet
ing.
Little children already
out III their tiny boats ~
darted here and there like ~
water sprites and tried to
get into the swell of the
water from our boat. Fish
ing nets hung drying from -.
long poles, looking like g-
gantic spider-webs against
the sky.
During these days on the -
yacht, the Rajah and | felt
young again We remem- Only a Few More \
bered all the trips we had Thoughtful
taken before and missed
three girls who so often
have accompanied US. Now they all are in London
DO you remember how, when she was litte|
Leonora always insisted on stopping at every littd
fresh water stream in the Jungle to drink? thd
Ra jah laughed
That was because she liked to see the Dyak|
20 through their special ritual 20 placate the waited
spirits. Whenever anyone drinks from stream
the natives place Parang or sword, in the riverI
bed with the point upstream. so the river canno1
harm the drnker
This oldest daughter of ours, who now is thd
Countess of Inchcapc spent much time in thd
Jungle with her father, when ] was not there|
Dressed in boys clothes she wandered about and
prattled in Malay. The natives all adored her bel
cause of her golden blonde hair different
from their own.
But it was Elizabeth" reminded him "whd
cried all night when she thought of the lonely dead
wandering upon the mountain peaks and never al1
lowed TO come down"
81 remember" there was far away look in thd
Raiahs eyes at was three tremendous Dyak war
riors-all husky headhunters- who refused TO takd
Elizabeth and Valerie up the mountains becausd
they were afraid Of meeting some OF their dead
ancestors.
Many Of these natives never climb mountair|
because they believe its peak is pcopcd with dead
souls.
"WH We visit the Mini Sit rocks" I asked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
1871 by Am.nc,n w,eAz Inc Great Britain night. Ee.
by SYLVIA, Rance OF SARAWAK
CuApTER III
CHAPTER III

A S ] TELL you this story am wondering
~ what the next hundred years have in store
for Sarawak-Or even the next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Will our celebration of the 100-year reign of the
Brooke family on September oath, and the celebra-
ton of the present Rajahs twenty-five year rule,
be just milestone in the progress Of this strange
realm, or will it, like gravestone, mark the end
of that countrys peaceful existence?
We have valuable oil fields. They are the true
wealth Of our country and the machines OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

civilized man are moving nearer
-crowding closer to the simple
natives.
The head-hunter, a fellow you
call a savage, doesn't know much
about these things He can fight
with blow-pipe and sword, but
airplanes, to him. are machines
that carry men up to God.
He doesn't suspect that they
l. l.. L 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

The Exploits Of the Romantic Little {
Picturesque Rulers Intimately Rev
Wife Of the Third With Her WI
Surprising Observations Upon the
Habits Of Her Very Unusual
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-23
BROADENING CHRISTIAN
HORIZONS: PETERS VISION

LESSON TEXT-Acts IL :5.18
GOLDEN TEXT-Then Peter opcned his
mouth. and said. OF a ruth I perceive that
Goo Is no respecter OF persons-Acis 10: "a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY %. 1911

Foreign Observers skilled reading behind
IN war news releases see Increased pressure daily brought
ON England her last ditch struggle maintain her supremacy
and world domination The uprising of the natives raq
followed shortly by the alliance French Viclv go
VeFhmeh with Hitler body blow Englonds propaga
da bureau intent mpressng voters of the United States
INA only id IN he way of war materials is to
are an eventual British victory. t.s :,y.
Unfortunately England can no longer claim that it is
Hitler alone she is ghtngwncn France as well as the Danub
ian and Balkan countries of Hungry Rumana Yueo slvok
gra and the rest are also allied with Hitler all very
10 claim that for of these alliance is forced
purposes, England actually with all of Europe This
e naturally Is not given any prominence in the press today,
but 1t is one interesting for studentsH of world affairs
And 1T is of particular interest Negroes the world over
and to students of African affairs The European war has n
since transferred much of its activity African so is fur
the more an open secret that reshung the African
col mes VIII be one of the major issues peace set
tement is eventually made. 49,, s,s.. >,
1t not at all unlikely that England will lose much of her
former African Territory. Already she is encounerin in
creased difficulties persuadng Africans under her control r.
90 forth to war and murder for her rather for the
sake OF the white empire now threatened with disinegation
just as the natives in Iraq refused to bndlv follow Rr
orders so too are the Africans demanding New Deal
1t is well known that for the past few years German ant
many under the suse of missionaries have been work in
Africa melting the natives British rule to rebellion
In return they have promised the African tribal chiefs that b
lands and their rule will be returned to them this
white war is over The worth German promises is
auraN prooematlca 1t is amaer Of record that German
control of African colonies before lost them in the World
war OF twenty-five years appalling cruelty
harshness and mhuman barbari5m 1t too much to nr
tat the German mind in regrdto the coored peoples has
changed since then ArcaneadeIs siding with Hitler
against Britain know thatbu certain extent the ba,e
been taking leaf from Stain book on modern warfare ~
Inquire that in the struggle for feedon any ally better than
none They hope that having driven out one SET Of white ~
querors, they vii be better equipped and better roi1 -
shin ~ ""''e io'O1" attempt to remain in leader
~ $cfS1aTss1%~4
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-23

James w. Gerard, u. S. AmLds-
Sddor to Germany, 19I3-I9I7: above
all our youth is learning the bcne-
MS or true temperance, and the in
visible empire of crime which
threatened the very foundations of
our society has been destroyed"
Or. Samuel Harden Church, PrcSi-
dcnt, Ihc Carnegie Institute, Pitts
6HrGh: The legalization OF beer as
beverage for those who want it
marked the restoration of liberty
IN the life of our American nation:
but liberty can be boon to hui
mainly only when it combines tenn
perance as an inseparable element
IN the national character. 1t is my
hope that temperance will grow un-
I'll 1t becomes part OF the soul of
America"
Hiram Bingham, u. s. Senator
from Connecticut 1J2J-1933: The
effect on the morals and the health
OF young people has been excellent
in striking contrast to the evil
and seductive results of prohibition
The brewers are to be con-
graduated on their spirit of coop
Grafton with the new laws"
John ErSkine, author: I'VE tool,
big step toward civilization when
we said goodbye to prohibition eight
years ago and renewed our ac-
quaintance with temperance. Moral.
~ and economically we have profit.
ed' am sure, by recovering our
senses"
Mdtthelo Won, Vice President Am.
erlcdn Fedcrotion Of Labor: Work
ing men and women were among
the FIRST to realize that the national
prohibition law was n grave error
resulting in loss of hundreds of
thousands OF legitimate employ.
ment opportunities for Americas
workers."