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SPIES:
Plane Secrets

That Nazi Germany was highly
interested in American secrets of
plane production was seen in the
evidence in the spy trial in New
York that many of the 16 persons on
trial were ordered by Berlin to get
airplane information.
The testimony had been that Ed
mund c. Heine, former employee of
two large automobile plants, had
collected and prepared for trans
mission to Berlin technical infor-
nation on U. S. plane manufacture.
Included in his data were details
of the construction of Bell Airacobra
planes, the chief U. S. fighter; the
Consolidated B-24 bomber; the Mar
tin bombers, and the Fairchild
trainers.
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POLICY:
Gains Support

Faced with the grimmer picture
of European war, and realization
through Russia's crisis that Amer
lean aid would have to be consid-
cradle if the Axis were finally to be
defeated, and the democracies win
the victory, one notable change in
Washington sentiment was grow
ing support for the White House for
eign policy.
1t was evident in the pre-action
discussion of the repeal of the Neu-
trality act, President Roosevelt's
latest request anent his policy.
Even from circles most strongly
isolationist, and most vigorously
opposed to the President it was con-
ceded that the act would be re-
pealed, perhaps within two months.
The cohesion of foes of the Presi-
ident's policy was becoming less
firm. Senator LaFollette, for in
stance, had urged all isolationists,
non-interventionists to grid for the
battle of ballots this fall, and to
make the foreign policy their issue.
Senator Taft, at the same time,
had urged campaigners and voters
in the congressional primaries to
leave the foreign policy out of the
picture. He said:
Congressional votes on the ques-
ton have cut across party lines,
and there is no reason for the party
to make an issue of foreign policy"
Wendell Willkie, storm center of
both of these statements, saw the
first as an acceptance of his chal-
lenge to the isolationists to meet
interventionist candidates he would
put in the field, and the second as
an unwillingness on the part of a
Republican leader to meet the issue.
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Deceptive Speakers

Men of great conversational
powers almost universally practice
a sort of lively sophistry and ex-
aggeration which deceives for the
moment both themselves and their
auditors. -Macaulay.
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PRICES:
And Baruch

Bernard Baruch, World war war
time industries head, threw bomb
shell into the price-fixing bill dis
cussion when he postulated that no
price fixing would work without fix
ing costs of merchandise, including
wages and rentals. ~
That his pronouncement had a
profound effect had been immedi-
ately evident in the acceptance of
his views by at least two influential
members of the committee, and it
was considered more than possible
that the final form of the bill would
carry an amendment to fix wage
ceilings.
Also there was more than an I'M
dercurrent evident hitting out at
Leon Henderson, price control adj
ministration by executive appoint
ment in the committees feeling that
the bill should be administered by a
board, not an individual.
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Satisfying Both
Full or Empty

The wise man is like a drug
gist's chest, silent but full of vir-
tues; and the blockhead resembles
the warriors drum, noisy but
empty.-Sadi the Persian.
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TORONTO, CANADA.-Bruce
King (aboue) of Teaneck, NeiU
Jersey, U. S. H., managed to fool
enlistment officers in Canada
about his age ,Ohen he joined
the Royal Canadian dir Force
after running atUay from home.
But his parents sent proof that
Bruce is only IA years old, so
he'll be sent back to Teaneck
and iOhen he gro,Us up Bruce
King can emulate King Bruce
and "try, try again.
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BULGARIA.:
On Maxi Side

Britain had admitted the decision
of King Boris of Bulgaria to throw
his nation, final Balkan question
mark, in on the side of Hitler.
In this was seen more general
picture of the German effort, which
undoubtedly was to be threaten
ing move toward Turkey, and the
establishment of sea-borne invasion
points to 60 after Rostov and the
oil fields.
All this was tied up indissolubly
with the Russian crisis, as it was
plain Turkey would view with alarm
the Russian weakness and her own
resistance to Nazi advances would
be tempered by the strength or
weak character of Soviet military
power.
Also the effort of the British to
bring her own and United States
material to the Russian fields
through the Persian gulf was large
ly to stand or fall as a result of the
success or failure of this southern
German drive.
Hence it was that w. Averell
Hartman, head of the American
mission to the Scsiet, had stressed
the immediate and vital necessity
of rushing all possible material to
Russia.
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WEEKLY NEWS ANAL YSIS
BY Edward C. Wayne

Enactment of Price Fixing Measure
And Repeal of U. S. Neutrality Act
Are Chief Congressional Problems;
Soviet Situation Grave, Say British
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&y,: -
A Hint From Nature

A Hint From Nature
Our ears are not made to shut,
but our mouths are.
Experience is what you get tohen
you're looking for something else.
Doting parents are bad for chill
dren. So are don'ting ones.
Make sure your train of thought
isn't merely a string of empties.
Satisfying Both
Diplomacy has been defined as
the art of letting someone else
have your way.
A lot of us are surprised at
where we are because we forgot
to look where we are going.
There is something torong tchen you
only go home because there's nouhere
else to go.
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NJ Industries
pictured o ceiling the
Banking committee
bill than that planned by the
left right Representative Gore of Ten
clyde Williams the Committee Henry
of Alabama, md Bernard Baruch
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JAPAN:
Gets Tougher '

Nippon, in the meantime, had
been taking sitter attitude
toward the United States, and in
particular had turned her ire upon
Russia, sensing that in the wound
ed "bear's" distress lay her oppor-
tunity of hitting out at her old rival.
Charging that the Russians had
cut loose floating mines in the Jap
anese sea, in violation of interna-
tional law and friendly behavior be-
tween nations, japan made the
strongest representations.
At the same time she was rebuff
ing efforts of the United States
toward a peaceful settlement in the
Pacific, and was issuing propaganda
charging that the Chinese would de-
mand equality with the white races,
and a right to enter the U. S.
The government of Thailand,
faced further with the request from
Vichy that America, in settling
peace in the Pacific, see that the
japanese were expelled from Indo-
China, and realizing the critical
. times III Tic OllC11l, Al4O1AlCo 1Lo
people that war for Thailand was
near at hand.
ONE-FOURTH:
The tax-gatherer in the United
States was to collect, during 194l-
1912, about $50, 500, 900, 900, or about
one-fourth of the estimated national
income, a study of the total national
tax structure had revealed.
The Presidents signing of the
$500, 0O0,0 income tax measure
and defense tax bill, largest ever
passed by congress, brought the
total to this sum.
The federal tax bill was thus
raised to $4,000, 900, 900, and the
state and local tax figures for the
nation estimated at $500, 900, 900.
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gerouS VOL
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

Cuando ell genial Isaac New
ton naci6, en- diciembre 25 de
1912, Ell medico que asisti6 a Ia
madre lie vaticin6 al niho debil,
raquitico, una corta vida.
Vivid, no obstante ell augurio,
y vivira para siempre.
Ell insigne fis6sofo, fisico Y
matematico ingIds descubri6
Glen portentos; ide6 la formula
del binomio, con que simplifica-
ron las matematicas la resolu-
ci6n de las raices y acuaciones.
I'm dfa, en- STU Residential de
WoOlsthorpe, meditaba sobre Ell
sistema cosmico.
La caida de una manzana lie
advirtio de la gravedad de los
cuerpos, Y fue entonces cuando
sospech6 Ell sabio que aquella
causa era la que retiene a la lu-
ma en- la 6rbita en- torno de la
terra, y a los otros astros en-
las que describen alrededor del
sol.
Quiza ell mayor invento de
Newton es ell calculo diferen-
cial, atrevida clave con que con-
tar ell infinite. Como ge6metra
-experimentalistas, no tiene RI
val como caracter, rivaliz6 con
81 mismo.
D~escompuso, altero los limites
del saber humane, sin que Sc al
terara Ell jamas. Solo una vez
sus facultades Sc turbaron mo-
mentaneamente, cuando su pc
rro fue ell cauSante de que sc in
cendiaran las notas y los ma :
nuscritOs del amo, derribsndo
una bujia.
Newton Sc apesadumbr6 tie
r~riblemente.... 49,. y solo dijo: Val
gate Dios, pobre animal! 81
comprendieras 10 que has he
cho.....!
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
THEME VA SU HANGAR LA.
E-ScUADRTLLA II

Il oco1adrii.a III ie 6orntar.
deo dd ej6rcito de los Tstados
Unidoe, mardada por Ell conan
dante Hugo P. Rush, tom6 aver
possession del hangar que para e.
lase ha construido en- MacDal
Field.
Los aviones de la "A, que pa
saban la noche al aire libre, pro
tegidos con Jonas, estan va bajo
techo, 10 que facilitara las re-
paraciones y preparar los apara
tos.
Son las medidas del hangar
24 pies de ancho y 279 de lar
go.
Tres hangares Sc han cons
truido en- MacDil y uno mas
esta a punto de terminarse en-
el campamento Drew.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

LOS JOvFHES EcTUDlAN-
TE3 FUMAN IN los mo
DOROS DE LOS INSTITU-
los
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

de Espaha y Ia %euitura espaho-
la
Su padre, general napole6ni-
co, estuvo de guarnici6n en- la is
la de Elba Y, despu6s, en- Napo-
les, cuando Jose Bonaparte era
rey de esa bella region.
Victor Hugo habl6 ell idioma
italiano antes que ell frances.
Nombrado Jose Bonaparte
rey de Espaha, con ell nombre
de Jose |, vino tras 81 ell general
Hugo con su familia, a~lojandose
en- Madrid en- ell palacio de Mas
serano, sito EN- la Gale de la Raj
ma.
Victor Hugo conserve STEM :
pre- un recuerdo luminoso de Els
pana y hay en- algunas de sus D.
bras dialogos y versos en- espa-
mol.
Amos mas tarde, emigrado
por razones politicas, escogio co
mo residencia la poblaci6n espa
hola de Pasajes, cercana a San
Sebastian y, hasta hace pocos a.
nos Sc ha conservado en- la facha
da de la vieja casona, donde ha-
bita la lapida commemorative
que, por razones ignoradas, Y
Iesde luego absurdas, ha desa-
parecido.
La gloria de Victor Hugo fue
Incompatible, y su vanidad CO.
rri6 parejas con ella.
En- los Gltimos amos de su vi
da gustaba de asomarse al bal
con de su casa, para ser admira
do por Ell pueblo de Paris.
Vanidad un tantO pueril, que
bien puede tolerarse al genio.
Victor Hugo muri6 en- Paris,
la ciudad que tanto amaba, en-
1855.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
LA GESTAPO EN- LOS ESTADOS UNTDOS|
Ell DIR. Warner Best dispone de millones para In
trisar y conspirar desde Sud America

importante mission que Sc lie ha
confiado, a sus cualidades per-
sonales que hacen de 81 un INA
ri de nacimiento''. Best es I'm
hombre duro como la roca viva,
sin moralidad nj e~scrlpulos Ell
la realization del fin que Sc ha
propuesto. Nacido en- Renania
en- 1908, empez6 a destacarse
cuando siendo eStudiante sc u
Mo al movimiento de actos de
desobediencia contra las autori-
dades francesas de- ocupaci6n.
En- 1929 fue nombrado juez, pc
70 destituido dos amos mas tar
de, cuando ell Tribunal Supreme
instituy6 procedimiento contra
el por delito de alta TRACTION.
Cuando Hitler subi6 al poder,
el traidor fue nombrado prime
ramente Jefe de Policia en- gu
distrito natal, en- Hesse, y mas
tarde llamado al Quartet general
de Ia Gestapo. Durante su rel
nado como Jsfe de Policfa, ell
DR.. Schaefer, Ell que hi2o publ
COS los documentos BoNheim,
fue asesinado. En- ell Quartet &c
neral de la Gestapo en- ell Prinz
Albrechstras la brutalidad de
Best cometi6 tales excesos que
sus mismos subordinados-a
los que ciertamente no sc puede
acusar de sentimentalidad-le
bautizaron con 81 nombre de
ia bestia salvaje". Este ex-juez
es uno de los mas ardientes ex-
ponentes de la doctrina que ia
primera ley fundamental de la
Gestapo es la MEGALIDAD.
La responsibilities de los alta
ques de la Gestspo a los EStados
Unidos dirigidos ahora desde A
merica del Sur, recae en- ell DR..
Best auxiliado por Ell antes men
cionado General Niederfuehr.
Ell General eS un producto del
Servicio Secreto aleman y Sc lie
asign6 por ell mismo Hitler, CO.
mo esfera de su trabajo la Anne
RIGA del Sur. Como miembro de
la mission militar alemana a la
Argentina, pudo adquirir un
fntimo c~onocimiento del CONT
nente de America. Tan pronto
como los agentes de la Gestapo
tuvieron indicios de que Ell Pre-
sidente Roosevelt iba a secues-
trar los fondos, Niederfuehr Sc
rpuso a trabajar febrilmente.
Hoy tiene a su disposition va
rios milones de d6lares. Estos
fondos son I'm arma pOderosisi-
ma en- las actividades extrema-
mente de este sujeto y de Best.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
NUEVO SENADOR POR
CAROLINA DEL SUR

Columbia, S. C., julio 11.-E
gObernador Naybank nombr6
hoy a Alva Moore Lumpkin, de
Columbia, un juez federal, para
ocupar la vacante producida en-
ell senado de la naci6n por ell
nombramiento del senador j.
F. Byrnes para magistrate del
tribunal supreme federal. La
ley limita ell nombramiento a
seis meses. Ell gobernador Sc
propone convocar una election
especial para ell dfa &c de agos-
to.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

may affect the Heart
gas trapped in the stomach or guIlet may act iIhe n
halr-tflgEer on the heart Al the hrst sign Of distress
snAu msn and women depend on Bell ans Tabiota IL
set gas ffea, No laxative but made Of the fnstarf-
a-Ins ne1lcine. known for acid indigestion. n lie
ELhSI DOSE doehnt prove Bell-ans better, return
ootus 70 - and receive D0UBLE Money Back, 1SG
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
(Por ENqene LennhofO

FL golpe que ell Presidente
Roosevelt dej6 caer contra la
Quinta Columna nazi a media
dos del mes de JUNO, no sor-
prendi6, desgraciadamente, a
los directories de la organiza-
ci6n. Varios meses antes habian
tornado precauciones contra la
probable suspension de sus acti-
vidades antiamericanasp Entire
las precauciones que tomaron fl
guraba, muy principalmente, Ell
traspaso de una gran parte de
su maquinaria y organization
a las metropolis de la America
del Sur.
La tarea fue encomendada a
uno de los mas altos funciOna-
rios del Quartet general de ia
Gestapo en- Berlin, al DR.. War
ner Best, al que para cubrir
sus movimientos sc lie concedi6
una larga licencia por "enfer-
mo" y vol6 a Rio de Janeiro en-
un avi6n italiano.
Permaneci6 en- Rio un espa-
clio de tempo tan corto, que la
Embajada alemana pudo publ
car un communicate "desmintien
do categ6ricamente" su llegada
ALI. Accompanied por ell Gene
raj Niederfuehr, miembro de
la embajada, Sc traslad6 por la
via aerea a Santiago de Chile
para presidir un mitin secreto
de los lideres de la Gestapo, ocu
pados en- organizar su trabajo'
en- la America del Sur.
En- este mitin sc tom6 la teme
raria, pero tacticamente muy e.
quivocada resoluci6n de man.
dar al exMinistrO aleman en-
Viena, DIR. Kurt Rieth, como
nuevo official de "1igaz6n' a
Nueva York.
Como hemoS dicho anterior
mente, fud una resolution te-
meraria pero al mismo tempo
un colossal error de tactica. Ell
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
no pdia ignorar que Ell hOmbre
que tanto habia ayudado a or
ganizar ell asesinato del DIR.
Dollfus, habia tambien estado
sumamente atareado en- crear
animosidad contra los Estados
en- la Argentina, Brasil, Chile,
Peru y otros estados de la Anne
RIGA del Sur. Asi pues fue una
sorpresa para Warner Best y Ell
General Niederfuehr, aunque
no para los que estaban con ell
secreto, ell yer que la policia de-
tenia a Rieth a POGO de haber
desembarcado en- New York.
Con TODD seria desconocer las
habilidades del DIR. Best el SUI
poner que un Academic" de es-
ia clase podia detener sus sinies
tras maniobras contra los Es-
tados Unidos. Este ldgubre cons
pirador nazi, de ojos siniestros
como ell fondo sin fondo de un a.
bismO, debe la alta posici6n que
Ocupa en- la Gestapo, asi como la
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

lie convene saber a la mujer del
hogan:
Que con un POGO de zumo de lim6n
anadido al aqua en- que Sc euece ell
arroz, los granos Sc mantendran Sc
parados. Sc obtendra arroz desgra-
nado.
Una cucharadita de sal en- un vase
de aqua da buen resultado en- un gran
nImero de t~rastornOs ~gastricos, IA
vorece la resolution de la mayor par
to de los colicos y ayuda a la diges-
ton.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

El supervisor de las escuelas
de Tampa, DR.. R. L. Carter, ha
pedido una conferencia de les
funcionarios de las escuelas pa
ra determinar que Inca de con-
Quota debe seguirse para evitar
que los inodoros de los institu-
tos Sc conviertan, como ha veni-
do sucediendo, en- fumaderos.
Ese c~onsentimiento para fu-
mar Sc ha dadO a los muchachos
sin permiso eScrito de sus pa
dres.
Estima Ell supervisor que Ell
problema r9quiere la atencton
de tOdos y que opOrtunos acuer-
dos deben tomarse por los direc
tres, los apOderados escolares y
la junta.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
Victor Hugo

Ell autor de "LoS Miserables'
fue ademas de poeta, novelista y
dramaturgo, gran enamorado
La gaceta., 1941-07-11

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamepte por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-11
~PENSAMIENTOS
DE JOSE MARTI

La educaci6n empieza con la
vida, y no ACADIA sino con Ia
muerte.
La vida humana noes toda la
vida. La tumba es via, no ter
mine,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
QUOTES PREVIOUS SPEECH

At this point Dies quoted pass
ages from that speech. He con-
tinued:
1.-THE sit-down strikes were a
communistic importation from
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American c o mmunications
Association.
National Maritime Union.
Bergen County IN. j. In
dustrial Union Council.
Industrial Union of Marine
and Shipbuilding Workers.
. Amalgamated clio ing
Workers of America.
.sInternatio nal Fur and
Leather Workers Union.
United Retail and Whole
sale Employees.
Transport Workers Union.
CRIMINAL RECORDS
Dies told the House that the
following are labor leaders with
criminal backgrounds:
ANTHONY NCHELLY
alias Joseph Mignone. organizer
for the National Maritime Union,
San Francisco. arrested in various
parts of the country between 1909
and 1887 for larceny and robbery.
MELVILLE GLYNN, financial
secretary, Industrial Union of
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers,
New York, fined and convicted of
larceny and white slavery in Cali
fornia and Kansas.
BENJAMIN FIELDS, alias
Isadore FREEDMEN. NMU or
ganizer, Jersey City, arrested in
New York for felonious assault in
1917, anarchy in 1919, and carry
ing dangerous weapons in 1929 in
New York.
HANSEN, alias Wal
ter Hansen. NMU organizer,
Brooklyn, convicted of burglary,
larceny and escape from 1910 to
1888 in various parts of the coun-
try.
CHARLES DAVEY, secretary
of Bergen County, N. j., Indus
trial Union Council, arrested
twice for assault and battery in
Edgewater, N. j., in 1889 and
1910.
JACK HOFFMAN. alias Alex
ander Hoffman. general manager,
Cleaners and Dyers Union. Local
No. 239 in New York, several ar
rests for felonious assault n d
finally an Swear sentence for
conspiracy and attempted arson
in New York.
SAM ORSENZWEIG, manager
of the United Smoke Fish En-
ployes, Brooklyn, assault and ex-
tortion.
JESSE F. SUTTKA. alias Bud
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Lee. alias James Malone. NMI
Organizer Jersey City, vagrancy
dangerous weapons.
PATRICK WHALEN, NMU or
ganizer. Baltimore. larceny, dan
gerous weapons.
EDWARD WOODWARD, ALA.
Edward Melvin, NMU organizer
San Pedro. Cal, three arrests fol
forgery in Los Angeles and one fol
assault and robbery in Hohoken
N. j.
ALLEN MARCUS, organizer
United Auto Workers, Bendix, N
j.. burglary and petty larceny IL
New York.
EDWIN MORRIS, organizer
JAW Bendix, N. j. receiving
stolen property.
IRVING p o T. H. manager
furriers joint council. New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

anarchy and feloneous assault in
New York.
FERDINAND GALATIOT, alias
Ferdinand Galante, organizer
JAW. Bendix. larceny and va
grancy, New York.
JOHN SANTO, alias Desideriu
Hammer. alias Jack Weiss, alias
John Szanto, former secretary
treasurer, transport workers union
and alien illegally in the country.
JOSEPH DOUCETTE, alias Eu-
gene I. Lauter. organizer JAW
Bendix, larceny and robbery in
various New Jersey cities.
DONALD N. BROWN, NMU
organizer, San Bernardino. Cal.
carrying concealed weapons ano
assault and robbery in Hoboken
N. j.
RUBIN WARSAGER. manager
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Criminals i'm Key Clio Posts. Dies Charges

Local No. $50. International Fur
and Leather Workers, New York;
conspiracy in New York.
LEROY BREMMER, secretary,
American Communications Asso-
citation, Los Angeles. grand theft
in Los Angeles in 1881.
JOHN JAMES BONNER, or.
ganizer JAW. grand larceny and
burglary in Malone, N. Y.
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0ptive mines strike called In
(efianoe of the nations safety
md equally I'm defiance Of the
nest interests OF labor. But the
rial problem roots in events
ouch more remote than last
Donth's walkOut in the coal
rpgions.
at Is a problem which goes
hack TO the very beginning Of
TIE CIO; and. before l take my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

STIN BEASLEY, united cannery
agricultural, packing and allied
workers of America.
HARRY BRIDGES and MAT
lMEEHAN, international longshore-
mems and warehousemen's union.
JAMES WATLES, ia M E S
lLUSTIG and NEIL BRANDT
united electrical, radio and ma
chine workers of America.
JOSEPH SOLLY and LEROY
BREMMER, American communica-
tions association.
ADRIAN FLEMER and NANCY
REED, state. county and municipal
workers of America.
LEWIS MERRILL and SAM
ALLEN. united office and profess
sionai workers of America.
o. M. ORION, woodworkers OF
America.
GRANT CAKES. farm equip
ment workers organizing commit
ltee.
GEORGE c. PEACOCK, KEN
METH EGGERT. RALPH DAW.
SON and ALEX BALINT national
association-of die casters.
REID ROBINSON, mine, mil
and smelter workers of America.
GEORGE POWERS, JOB n
STEUBEN and G. f r TR u d T
HAESSLER, steel workers organ.
lizinp committee
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seat. I propose 20 show by con-
crete evidence that the Begin
ming of the Go was marked by
n coalition of communism and
criminaiity.
II propose further to show
that Communists and criminals
have gravitated toward the Go
from its inception down to the
present.
II am not about 10 indlct the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

TRAVELING around town here, all
l. unnoticed among newer, brighter,
sleeker models, you'll find a lot of
faithful old Bucks that are still in
service after six, eight, ten or even
more years of use.
They may look sort of funny next to
trim 1912 models, and they undoubt-
eddy don't get off as fast on the lights.
But it's worth noting that these sturdy
old Bucks are still running, still serv-
ing faithfully and yell.