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La gaceta., 1941-12-24
EN- FAVOR DEL QUERID0
VIEJITO PI

Publicamos con mucho gusto
la carta que va a continuation.
Dice: Abusando de su benevo-
lencia, estimado Sr. Manteiga,
lie pedimos publiQue, en- favor
de nuestro cCmun amigo Ra-
mon Pi, estas lineas: Pi es un
heroe de nuestras sociedades,
por 10 mucho que las quiere.
S0bre 81 llamamos la aten-
zion de las damas de las sOcie-
dades Centre Espah0l, Circulo
Cubano, Centre Asturiano, VI
nione Italiana, comerciantes de
Ybor Y secciones de Recreo.
IDeseamos cooperen, ell Dia
de Navidad, con un regalito que
Sc le entregara en- el ntermedio
lei matinee. No pedimos sacri-
ficios. dimplomente queremos
demostrarle 10 mucho que lie
queremOs.
Mary Mendez, Gloria Muhiz,
Raquel Nunez, Hortensia Ca
sal, Emiliano Salcines Y sonora,
Irene de Guzman, Rosa Diez,
Teresa Mllulla, Hortensia Cas-
tro Perez, Hilda Castillo, Isa-
bel Brocato, Bertha Carbonell,
Mary Cacciatore, Josefina Spo-
to, Frances Pardo, II. b. Myers
Carmen Rodriguez, Silvia Ca
rrera, Maria Luis, Conchita
Barcel6, Elisa Barcel6, Luisita
Betancourt, Frances Lopez, Do
ra Polo, Rogerto Pedraza, Fran
cisco Cuesta, Benjamin Casal y
Agustm Carrera,
'Quedan complacidas las bue-
mas amigas y amigos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
Sc traslado al frente de bataIla
ell General Mac Arthur
Los japoneses atacan con 10000 hOmbres.
Aviones japoneses bombardean a Fl. Mckinley

mericanos fueron mandados
al frente.
Los chinos ms1tiCnen sus II
meas intactas en- ell sector de
Hong Kong y siguen avanzan-
do, aunQue entamente.
EstImase que los japoneses
Sc vieron obligados a retirar
tropas para hacer frente a las
Columns chinas. Todos los
contraataques japoneses en- ell
ferrocarril C~anton-Kowloon
han sido rechaZados.
La radio japonesa anuncia
que sus tropas ocuparon va ia
isla de Wake.
Los marines britanicos, en-
Hong Kong, reconquistaron
una posici6n del enemigo, que
empieza va a sentir los efectos
del presionamiento chino.
Doce aviones japoneses fue
ron derribados en- Rangoon,
la capital de Burma.
Todos los ataques del enc
migo, a 300 millas de singa-
pore, en- la peninsula Malaga
han sido rechazados.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

LondreS, Die. 24.-Comen-
tando la "nueva guerra de ner
vios' iniciada por los nazis
con los rumores de la penetra
ci6n Ell Espana con Ell fin de
atacar a Gibraltar, y la renun
cia del mariscal Petain, jefe
del gobierno de Vichy, ell go
bierno asegura que no IA re-
cibido ninguna noticia que per
inita dar a los rumores Ell valor
de los hechos consumados.
La propaganda alemana eS-
parce los rumores; pero la
confirmation de ellos no Sc
produce. "Se trata de otra
guerra de nervios, de las mu-
chas iniciadas por Goebbels
deSde su despacho de Berlin.
Vichy neg6 aver que Petain
hubiese sido reemplazado por
Darlan; desde Espaha cOmu-
nican que ell ejercito aleman
no ha invadido su territOrio.
Los nazis tienen buenas razo-
mes para lamar otra guerra
de nervios," con ell fin de ami
norar ell NAL efecto de sus de
rrotas en- Russia y en- Africa.
BESIDE Berna dijeron aver,
sin confirmation, que varias
divisiones de Hitler Marcia =
ban por Espana en- direction
de Gibraltar. Tambien Sc ha
venido hablando, en- los circu
los dominados por los nazis,
&c la invasion de Turquia y la
ocupaci6n completa de Fran
cha.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
Las tropas rusas capturaron a Gorbachevo
Varias Columns sovieticas
ell rio Volkhov.
RepulsadOs los nuevos ataques de los nazis
en- Sebastopol.
Sc retiran en- direction de Orel las
las divisiores de Guderian

MoScu, Die. 24.-El ejercito
sovietico informa de la captura
6e Gorbachevo, a $50 millas al
sur de aqui, v dice que ell avan-
CO continua.
AL oeste de lula manda las
tropas ell general Boldin. Las
unidades del general Khohloff
avanzaron va mas de 25 millas,
en- persecution del enemigo. En-
los alrededores de Tarusa Ian
aaron los nazis algunOs contra
ataques.
En- ell sector norte los alema-
mes cruzaron ell rio VolkhOv y
los ruSos los persiguen. Las tro
pas del enemigo, en- los salien-
tes al norte de MoscG, sigllen la
'carretera de Starisa y los es-
quiadores los hostilizan. Sc ha
confirmado la noticia de cue
las tropas del general Rokossov
KY barrieron una division de
la Guardia Imperial Elite.
All general Maslenikoff Sc lie
acreditan victOrias contra el
cuerpo de ejercito nimero 20.
Gorbachevo, la nueva posi-
ci6n capturada, esta a as millas
de Tula y en- ell ferrocarril que
une a Moscou con la ciudad de
Kharkov, en- la cuenca del Do
metz. Varias pOblaciones fue-
ron recapturadas, entire elias
Odoev:
A 10 largo del saliente dc
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
HARIARAN POR LA RADIO
FL P%REslDENTE RooSE-
WELT Y CHURCHILL

Washington, die. 24.-E pre-
sidente Roosevelt, acompahado
nor d primer ministro ingles,
Winston Churchill, al anoche-
GER de hoy iluminara el arbol
de de Navidad en- los terrenos
de la Casa Blanca
Despu5s, ell jefe de estado y
81 ih1stre huesped hablaran al
mundo, por la radio. enviando
sue mensajes de Navidad a los
pudblos que cOmbaten la barba,
RE y luesan pOr los derechOs d
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

Estuvo aver a visitarnos una
obrerita despalilladora que CO.
noce bien ell problema de sus
companeras y ell de ella misma.
Cuando la NRA-nos diio-
ell minimo era 5000. Llegaba-
mos todas facilmente. Ahora la
vida e. mas cara y por 10 tanto
Sc halla j~ustificado un minimo
mayor.
"Yo creo que 81 nos dieran
mitad de tabaco ''bueno" y mi
tad de tabaco menOs ''buenO",
llegarfamOs todas a los $14.OO
En- la fabrica dOnde yo ira
bajo hay algunas "largas", a o
6 en- un total de 70, que ganan
ahora $14 y SIG. Las demas'
con la exception de una mino-
riaa que '1lega" sin apurOs, pa
san horas muy angustiosas ira
tando de"llegar'.... para no per
der ell trabajo."
ST a las "cortas" Sc diese ell
mejor tabaco, elias, Sc defende-
Ran; pero a todas nos gusta el
buen tabaco.
Del tabaco "malo" solo pode-
mos hacer dos manojOs por no
ra; del tabaco ''bueno" hace-
mos o despalillamOs 8 o 4.
Uno de nuestros prol5.smas
consiste en- los "capotes', que
ebondadosamente" nos pagan a
10 cts.
Yo he contado gavillas de e
SOS "capotes" con 200 hojas. Ca
da manojo tiene A gavillas y
I'm total Approximate de LOO
hojas.
Las "cortas" no llegan al ma
nojo por bora, con los "capoti-
cos; las "largas', poniendo en-
juego toda su agilidad, no pa
san de seis gavillas.
mil Glen hOjas por manoJo!
Cree esta conpahera que las
despalilaioras y dependencies
U conocen todas las triquihue
las" de algunss casas, debieran
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

N0ygorcd, las tropas del gene
raj Fediunisky tratan de corta1
la retirada a las columnas de-
general Rudolf Schmidt, la que
iniciara Su retroceSo deade
Tihhhvin. Todo ell ferrocarril
entire Volkhov y TikhVin esta
limpiO de soldados nazis.
Brigadas rusas cruzaron e
no Volkhov y atacan ell ala de-
rsdha de los %teutones. Esta no
ticia significa que el enemigo
SIC halla por 10 menos a so mi.
las de Leningrado. FL rio es e.
eslab6n que une a Lago llmer
| con Lago Ladoga.
Varios nuevos ataques de los
nazis EN- Sebastopol han side
rechazados.
Los photos de aviaci6n de Ia
escuadra del mar Negro destru-
yeron hoy Z tanques, Is caro-:
armados, 60 camiones y 8 com.
pahias de infanteria.
En- las Gltimas AZ horas, e.
ej6rcito sovi6tico recaptur6 81
po1laciones en- ell sur de Moscl
Los restos de las divisiones d.
tanques del general Guderian 81
retiran hacia Orel.
Los peri6dicos del Soviet pi
den al pueblo que no caiga EN- e
error del exceso de cOnfianza
por cuanto el enemigo todavii
es fuerte y mas production e
necesaria.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Churchill y Roosevelt. = Los p~roblemas de la
paz. = Hablando con una obrera. - Un taba-
quero "Iargo".-Petain renuncia.-linscripcion
de Comunistas y Nazis.

IQu6 problemas halbran dis
cutido aver, en- Washington, Ell
presidente Roosevelt y ell pri-
mer ministro Churchill?
Lo que a la mayoria de los
ciudadanos interesa saber, en-
cuanto a su gobierno, diaria-
mente Sc 10 dicen los peri6dicos.
Los secretos de las naciones
no pueden ser divulgados y me
nos en- tiempode guerra.
Enterar al pueblo de los pun
tos que sus gObernantes discu-
ten y analizan, en- dias como es-
tos, equivaldria a enterar al E.
nemigo.
La Quinta Columna sc niue
we" en- In~glaterra, EstadOs Uni
dos " toda la America; pero no
lograra levantar la cabeza.
iLealtad absolute al pals, Y a
los aliados de este pals, latino
americanos, gritanicos, rusOs y
chinos, IS ell sagrado ldeber de
todos!
lEsta we. cuando la dificilisi-
ma bora de la paz llegue, nues-
tro presidente, Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, no ira a Europa a dis
cutir con los estalistsls l5e III
Gran Bretana, Russia, China y
otros paises.
Vendran los We ALA a Wash
ington y aqui, en- la cuna legi-
TINA de la democracia, cada
cual hablara y abOgara pOr los
intereses que representa-; pero
sin aquellos "retorcimientos''
que conmovieron y enfsrmaron
al presidente Wilson, llevando-
lie despues a la tumba.
Franklin DelanO Roosevelt
sabe que las naciones mas des-
interesadas tendran que dirigir
la escabrosa tarea de preparaT
una paz que no pueda ser per-
turbada en- centenares de amos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
CENA DE N~oCHEBUENA

La Mission Pl&, dirigida por
Octavio Pla, nos avisa que
ninguna persona debe quedar
Sc hoy sin cenar.
Pla tiene abiertas sus puer-
tas, esta noche, para todos los
pobres, los predilectos del Sc
nor.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

La Camara de Representa-
tes ACADIA de aprobar un proysc
to de ley que ordena Sc insert
ban, en- Jos libros del Departa-
mento de Justicia, tOdos los
rnian5ros del partido COmunis-
ia americana y de los Bunds
Zarmano-americanOs.
Los comunistas y nazis no SO
10 tendran que mandar los nom
5res de sus oficiales y direoto-
les, sino tambien 81 de todos
ellos.
Sc hasa la actitud de los re
presentantes en- que esas orga-
nizaciones estan controladas
por go5iernos extranjeros.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
INTERNADOS 776 JAPoNE-
SEES

Habana, Die. 24-El gobier
no dispuso sean internados,
en- la finca Torrens, 776 japo-
neses.
Sc les dara el trato que da
a sus soldados ell ejercito Gu
bano.
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la especie humane.

la especie humana.
Miles de personals %presencia-
ran el acto de Ia Illumination,
escucharan un concerto por la
banda de la marina y una inyo-
cseith por el ilustrisimo Jose
M. Corrigan, de la Universidad
|Cat6lica de America.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24
Ell TEMPO

Mas frio para la noche de
hoy. Claro. Temperature mini
ma en- la mahana de hoy, a las
100, 60 grades,
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

Ciudadano: Alegres Pascuas
lie deseamos y lie pedimos Sc
mantenga leal, en- un Glen por
ciento, a Estados Unidos. FL E.
nemigo comdn es Hitler.
Esos que Sc empehan en- con-
denar ahora a Inglaterra, recor
dando el pasado, rea,izan, Tin
saberlo, una labor de Quinta
Columna.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

FL mariscal Petain ha renun-
-iado. Otro acto indigno, 81 la
rcticia es cierta.
Ell pueblo frances no quiere
renunciantes, no quiere cobar-
les: ell pueblo frances esta listo
para seguir a los comI6atientes.
Entregarle ell Poder a Darlan
e traicionar nuevamente a
Francia.
ST ell mariscal cree que en- ell
territorio frances no es possible
resistir a los nazis, el sable, 81
conserva su inteligencia, que la
egcuadra francesa y ell ej@rcito
pueden unirse en- Africa y ayu-
dar a comDatir a los alema~ IS.
Francia tendra que guilloti-
mar manana a los "renuncian-
tes," trailores en- gradoi infe-
rior, y a los satellites de Hitler,
traidores en- escala mayor.
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

HablamoS aver con tabaque,
no largo"
"Por repartir ell trabajo me
he pasado 20 ganando, meses y
mas meses, doce pesos a la Sc
mana. Ahora gano mas de vein
lie.
Los 'largos' nos hemOs veni
do sacrificando por los 'cortos'
pero yo pienso como La GAGE
ta,' que no es humane desplaza1
al 'corto' por medic de un mini
mo al cual no pueda Elegar. Es-
toy opuesto a los nuevos 'esti.
los aunque algunos senores ia
5ricantas dicen que con ellos los
fcortos' Sc haran largos' y los
largo ncc prolongaremos has
ia ell infinito... pero sc queda-
ran sin trabajO, teniendo en-
icuenta Ia production actual Ger
.enares de companerOs"
La gaceta., 1941-12-24

tener representation en- ell Co.
mite Nivelador.
Nos afirm6 ella que 81 la ley
Sc cumpliaSe en- TODD su rigor.
veintenas de despaliIladoras
perderian ahora Ell trabajo, sin
pasar al nuevo minimo de 35c.
Luego de DIR a esta obrerita,
generosa e inteligente, n~osotros
seguimos pensando que es inhu
mano dejar en- la calle a dos ia
baqueros y despalilladoras de
pOca agilidad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
William 7. Gray
2 ounder Of Art Firm
TO Be Buried Monday

William Todd Gray. president
and founder of the commercial art
firm Of Gray. Garfield LANCE, Inc.
died early Saturday In Harper
Hospital Of a heart ailment.
The body will be at the family
home. 1850 Stratford avenue, this
Sunday and then will be taken
10 the r c. and G. r Funeral
Home. A251 CasS avenue, for serv-
ices al 2 p. m. Monday.
Mr.. Gray. 81, was born in Glas-
gov. Scotland. coming 10 Detroit
soon after he entered tho United
States. in 1912. He founded the
art firm in 1919. He was active
in The Adcraft Club and tho
Plymouth Brethren, a religious
group.
He leaves his widow. Ruth Red
mon Gray, whom he married IN
1915; three daughters, Mrs Wat
son Gilpin. Miss Jeanne LcBarron
Gray and Miss Ruth Redmon
Gray: ono grandson. Richard Gil
pin a brother. Alec and a sister.
Mrs. Andrew Smaddon. all Of De-
troit: and three sisters and a
brother in Glasgow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Will Macdonald
Rites Monday

Services will be held al IL a. m.
Monday Al the r. G. and G. r.
Harris Funeral Home. 425l Cass
avenue, for VIII r. Macdonald,
automobile editor OF the Detroit
Free Press, who died IN Women :
Hospital following a stroke.
Pail bearers, all colleagues OF
MIR. Macdonald, will be Douglas d
Martin, Free Press managing edi-
tor; Royce Howes, city editor;
Edgar a. Guest Jr., assistant city
editor; Jack White. financial edi-
tor; Hub NJ. George. political
writer. and Kenneth Mccormick
reporter. Burial will be in White
Chapel Cemetery.
Honorary pail bearers will bf
Sidney Willis, William Richards
Robert NJ. Perry and Jack Weeks
Mr. Macdonald is survived by
his widow Claire Blanc Macdon-
aid. whom he married in 1919: two
sons by an earlier marriage
Thomas and William Of Roanoke
Va. and a sister. Mrs. Agnes
Dummond Of Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

night and started campaign Ia
win over members 10 vote
against H..
President Roosevelt reached a
decision Friday 10 send troops
into the Inglewood plant, Secre-
tary Early said, and papers and
documents were prepared for his
signature when word came that
the 1000 striking workers might
return 10 their jobs voluntarily
Monday.
Speaking Of the Go strike in
the lumber camps of the North
west. Early said no immediate
faction was planned to force the
men back to work because there
was no pressing shortage of lum-
Der.
Early implied the President will
demand that machinists on strike
in the San Francisco shipyards
return 10 work when he confers
with Brown. head of the AFL In
Iternational Machinists Union.
The war department, poised to
move troops in TO the Inglewood
plant, disclosed that an army
officer would assume complete
control of aircraft production
facilities and that workers would
be protected from strikers. II
received a report that 30 per cent
OF the workers wanted 10 return
10 their jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Bridges Endorses
Lumber Strike

\ SEATTLE, June 7. - GNS) 49,
PresaginG a possible split in Go
ranks over the strike Of $1,000
lumber workers in western Wash
ington, the International office of
the international Woodworkers of
America said today il had been
flooded with kilograms from Go
leaders endorsing the strike.
\ The kilograms arrived on the
heels of the statement by Philip
Murray. Go president and mem
Der Of the Defense Mediation
Board, rebuking o. NJ. Orion, IVA
president. and urging the member
ship TO return 10 work imrne-
diately in compliance with the
boards IecaIest, ,.ts., .~..s.... -.
4 Leaders endorsing OftprS *sa9td
lin defiance Of the board included
Harry Bridges. president of the
Longshoremen's Union; Joseph
Curran. president OF the National
Maritime Union, and Rigid Robin
son. president of the United Mine.
Mill and Smeltcr Workers. all Go
international unions. the IVA Of
flee announced.
Bridges telegram. also signed by
Matt Meehsn, secretary of the
Longshoremens Union. said:~
you have our unqualified and
wholehearted support in your
stand against the union-smash-
ing proposals Of the national
defense mediations board. Con-
gratulations on your courage and
determination In the face of the
extreme pressure that Is being
put upon you to sign away the
fundamental rights and all living
\ standards OF your membership"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CIossifications Raised

Some OF the important claSsifi-
cations which were given increased
maximums were: intermediate
typist. telephone operator. junior
welfare investigator, principal &C
countant. head accountant, junior
and senior personnel examiners
junior and senior engineering aid
Head hospital nurse, supervisor
OF hospital nurses. superintendent
of hospital nurses, public health
nurse-grade one. head public
health nurse, medical attendant
(male) social case workers, public
service attendant (male). wash
man, Junior and senior forestry
aid. paving foreman. building
attendant (male), superintendent
of power production and five
classes OF operating engineers.
The department heads and
Common Council still have 70
approve the new schedule OF
salaries.
Common Council has rarely cut
any ones salary in the city gov
eminent and while il may adopt
the new schedule " is considered
likely 10 exempt all those who
would he cut down under its
terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
City Salary Scale
Set Up by Council
Slight Changes Boost Total $4,000
With Cuts for Policewonen

Salaries In the city government
will largely he unaffected or sub.
ject TO only slight changes under
terms Of proposed new city salary
schedule which was sent out 10 de-
partment heads Saturday.
The new schedule is the work
OF the Common Council reclassi-
fication committee. composed oil
Auditor General George Engel
Budget Director David V. Addy
and Joseph Wedda, president OF
the civil service commission.
The schedule will apply 10 $1,000
city employees. although only
fraction Of this number will get
salary raises or cuts. The Board
OF Education and such hourly
workers as DSR bus drivers and
are not affected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Triple Killing Suspect
Found in Hobo Jungle

SPOKANE. Wash. June 7
1NS)--A man arrested in Spo-
kane hobo jungle on a charge of
carrying a concealed weapon. to-
day was identified by fingerprints
as Alfred Wells. accused of STAY
Ing three persons in the desert
near San Bernardino. Calf.
Captain A. Macdonald Of the
Spokane police department said
Wells admitted having shot at
Ibis half-brother. Raymond, but in
sisted he couldn't remember
anything about the deaths of
Raymond'S wife and 17-year-old
Rose Destree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Study Strike Assaults

Complete information on all as
sault cases growing out OF strikes
and labor disputes in Detroit was
requested Of Prosecutor William
r. Bowling Saturday in letter
from Byron Ballard. secretary TO
Governor Van Wagner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Higher Brackets

The report contains some in.
crcaSes for office clerks. The title
OF all junior clerks is changed II
intermediate clerk and tho salary
range Is increased from 81 800
$3.50 10 S1.500-S1. TAO.
The maximum for principal clerk
is increased from $3.50 TO 81. GAO
for administrative assistant from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Teachers Gust
B Locals Linked
To Communism

| CHICAGO, June Charges of
communism against two New York
locals and one Philadelphia local
tef the American Federation ut
Teachers were upheld today with
their expulsion from the parent
Organization for engaging in Ger
tain organized tactics and prac-
tees inimical TO democracy"
The final tabulation OF votes
polled In a national referendum.
Federation President George S.
Counts in Chicago today, showed
approximately 80 per cent o. the
voting members-exclusive OF the
locals Involved favor Of revok-
ing the charters OF the three locals.
Expelled Locals
The Expelled locals p. the
New York Teachers. Local No. y;
the New York College Teachers,
Local No. 537 and the Philadel-
phia Teachers Local No. 1872.
The executive council charged
that the three locals have con-
sistentlv followed the Communist
Party line in all OF its sornersaults
land flip-flopS. and that the work
of the national organization was
continually hampered and impeded
by the disruptiVe tactics OF these
locals"
Al The last convention ~ ths
federation the delegates from these
three locals fought bitterly but
iunsuccessfully 10 prevent The In
Iclusion Of the words communism
and "Russia" in a resolution con-
demninc all forms OF totalitarian-
ism.
The membership vote for ex-
pulsion. Counts said. is final and,
irrevocable and not subject to-
appeal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Army Prepared
To Seize Struck
Aircraft Plant
ny CECIL b. DICKSON


WASHINGTON. June 7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today threatened 10
use federal troops within as hours
N break the Go strike in the
North American Aviation plant al
Inglewood. Cal. and served notice
that similar drastic action 10 end
defense work stoppages would be
taken wherever needed during the
unlimited national emergency.
Immediately after the dramatic
White House ultimatum, the war
department disclosed it was ready
10 move troops into the strike
hound Inelcwood plant where
work is tied up on 100000 900
worth Of bombing planes.
Mr.. Roosevelt also summoned
Harvey w. Brown, a leader in the
AFL strike that has stopped work.
ON naval vessels in San Francisco
Shipyards, 10 a White House con-
ference NJ o n d aY and declared
through Sec. Stephen T. Early that
nc does not countenancc' the
strike Of 10000 Go workers in the
northwest lumber camps.
Showdown on Coal
The President also Let il he
known he was ready for show
down with southern coal opera.
tors. who have been given until
Monday night 10 accept the ma
tional mediation boards proposal
10 pay miners 81 day--the same
rate OF pay northern miners arc
receiving. Southern coal operators
considered the proposal at spe-
cial meeting here today
AS the strike situation in de-
Tense industries headed toward a
climax. reports on Capitol Hill
indicated that President Roose-
welt is considering appointing vii
liam n. Davis. vice chairman OF
the mediation board, as secretary
lof labor 10 succeed Miss Frances
Perkins. Davis was recommended
by Secretary Perkins as mem
Der of the board because of his
work as former head OF the New
York State Mediation Beard
The showdowns on the lngle-
wood strike and the southern coal
wage controversy will come Mon
day. about the same time the
House plans 10 act on the Starnes
amendment 10 the Sl0.000000, DOC
war department supply bill to
outlaw strikes in defense indus.
/ tries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Refer 10 Shay Week

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Troops in Allegiance

Democratic leaders. fearing that
the amendment would be adopted.
suddenly adjourned the House last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Mr.. Winchell

-selPiiHg FFebleal- eiFls,-aHd-
elected and dependent children.
This Is hut small part of the
work done a. these women Off
Gers also had to 60 into Record
cr's and Circuit courts whore
criminal warrants were issued"
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A number of pohcewor1en IN
tervlewed agreed with their chief
one group pointing out they would
accept 2 pay cut bat only on 2
basis. with no sun
iay holiday or night All those
were concerned over
what might happen 10 their pen
SION money
Under Addy'S plan the maxi
mum pay for polCCwomcn would
ne cut from s. Gao 10 s. 400, ior
natrons from $500 10 81 $50, and
for women serceanis from 81. $50
IN 81. 760 The licutenants would
he kept at their present rate OF
s.. $50.