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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Can Even Lose Life
For Keeping Rings

Maybe you have as a German
very many close American friends
maybe you have a way OF keeping
the larder replenished or you
failed 10 turn in 10 the Reichsbank
those gold rings and silver treas
ures.
1t isn't much ~ a crime, look
ing RI il from our standpoint. yet
in Hitlers Third Reich you can
land in the penitentiary for any
number Of years or even get the
guillotine for any OF the above sins.
There are a thousand little ways
they can get you. 10 say nothing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
There Is No Appeal
From the Gestepo

He is living proof OF my conten-
ton that the Gestapo in the end
wins out. There is no appeal
since they can simply turn a deaf
ear or even blacklist the upstart
foolhardy enough 10 start some.
thing.
A few days before I left Berlin
they picked up a one-tipe well-to-
do German who used 10 throw
money around the racetracks. He
still had plenty Of il. but on the
other hand he hung around with
crowds they don't like, such as
Americans.
They charged him az first with
espionage and failing 10 prove any
thing there, said he was always
talking out OF turn.
The pretext they used 10 come
and take him. as 1t turned out. was
a sworn statement made against
him exactly two years ago by the
waiter in one Of the luxury res
taurantS TO the effect that this
man had made unkind remarks on
the Nazi policy towards the Jews.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

OF the dirty work and spite or
jealousy from political motives.
For example. two years ago this
Christmas, the owner Of one OF
the most famous restaurants in
Berlin, who'd been catering 10
foreigners and foreign correspond
ents at the request of the propa-
ganda ministry, was suddenly ar
rested by the Gestapo and sat in
Alexander Platz Jail for six weeks.
He came out with black beard,
clean record and a long face.
They had tried 10 build a case
against him on the misuse Of ra-
ton cards and il cost him some
10000 marks in legal and other
fees TO disprove the charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

When the first large contingent
of Detroit service men returning
home for holiday furloughs arrives
at the Michigan Central station to-
night. the men will not only be
greeted by receptionistS of The
Detroit Times civic committee.
they also will be interviewed over
station WJR.
Larry Payne. WJR announcer.
and Jerry Petit, Times defense
editor. will be at the Times re-
ception booth with a WJR micro
phone when several hundred
Detroit soldiers arrive by special
troop train at $40 u. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Fear of Jail SOurS
Life for All Germans

Here is the ninth article in
series on INSIDE Germdny--
Today" t0ritten by Pierre J.
Huss, Berlin correspondent Of
International NsOs Service. who
recently arrived in this country
after tico and one-hdlt years in
Aris Europe.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
By Chic Young
BY Hof
Paul Fogarty

hold these truths 49,; (c)
Give me liberty or go"
Name a president Of the United
States whose first name was:
cal Calvin; (b) Rutherford;
(c) Nliliard.
In what continent; (a) Is Cape
Cod tb) is Nj Everest; (c) is
the Darling River?
What kind Of: CD Plants are
mushrooms; tb) tide is ebb;
lcl dcyiccs are incinerstoS7
Is ca Satisfy; 90 man.
drake; tc) an escalator9
What instrument do you have!
ca II YOU measure air pres
sure tbJ II YOU wish 20 see
small objects. tc) n you
register an earthqgake2
ANSWERS on Page l0)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
HEAR THEMSELVES on AIR

All DetroitcrS are requested 10
Join in the welcome, 10 cheer these
men who have been away from
their homes many months and
soon wiz be leaving for even more
extended duty. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

In what century were their
administrations. (aA Warren
Harding OBJ John Adams: (c)I
Ulysses Grant ??
Finish the line With threeI
words:N (aD\ These are the.
times that 49," (b) I'VE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

Gen. Hugh y. Johnson,
"Americs's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

23-Paddie.
zt-Grspe.
2s-short for sister.
26-swedish botanist.
77-summer (Fr)
2s-correIativs 81 neither.
3i-Japsness coin.
3t--Juso slsv coins.
3e--German author.
3s-spiritusl being
5e-scdium chloride.
.0-woody plant.
ti-Psrsia.
t2-Jspansse box set.
43-Weed.
t4-Geological srss.
ts-Bombycid moths.
, 1941-09-10
Views
and
Reviews
by
Arthur l..
Garfield

This, in my opinion, is the most
progressive step ever taken by q
Labor organization. The UER&
MWA is vitality interested in
maintaining jobs for the ranks
of its membership by protecting
the workers in every emergency.
Il. We oppose any arbitrary re-
duction in production of consumer
goods, including washing ma
chimes, refrigerators, radios, home
appliances, etc.
q. Before any reductions are
instituted, the Government must
give to those companies thus af-
fected enough primary contracts
and sub-contracts to take UP the
slack.
-. If, in spite of these steps,
workers are nevertheless laid off,
then such workers must get first
claim on jobs with other COM
panies in the community which
are working on government con-
tracts.
"A. When necessary, excessive
overtime must be eliminated by
companies working on government
contracts in order to provide en-
ployment for those workers laid
off; and the present total incomes
of employees must be maintained
through wage increases to make
, 1941-09-10
MGR outing
Sunday, Sept. 70

On Sunday, September 18th,
MGR Local 807 is sponsoring an
outing at Eagles Park. A number
Of very interesting features are
to be presented by the Entertain
ment Committee. A soft ball game,
presenting the Leland Champions,
will be an event of the afternoon.
Dancing in the evening to the
music of a good orchestra will be
enjoyed by many.
Prizes will be awarded to par
Elephants in the games. Refresh
ments will be served on the
grounds. Those who wish may
bring their own baskets and en-
joy this family outing.
Tickets may be obtained from
Local 807 Stewards or at the
UE offices at 9 East Fifth Street.
, 1941-09-10
ROWN-BROCKM
SuPermon|
looking for
\ little man

Steffin Brown, "Superman" to
be exact, has finally woke up and
discovered the little man that
wasn't there, wasn't there.
The little man that wasn't there
happens to be none other than
the foreman of the winding room,
and he certainly isn't there when
it comes to settling grievances.
He was discovered by Super
man Brown cropping around in the
fog of armatures and broken down
machines, and making himself be-
1ieve that he was a real foreman.
He may be fooling Supermar,
but he isn't fooling the UE men,
bers.
Do your part -. Join Local 753
today!
We Got 1t - Let's Keep 1t!
, 1941-09-10
thonks
supporters

Ben r. Cromwell, vice-president
of Local 8O1 was nominated in
the primaries for the office of City
Commissioner. The elections will
be held, Tuesday, November 4.
Brother Cromwell has issued the
following statement to the Dayton
Union News:
II wish to thank all of the
members of the various locals in
the UER&MWA in Dayton, and
the UAW, the UNIV, and the
URW for their splendid support in
the primaries. 7 can faithfully
assure the people of Dayton that
If I am elected in the fall elections,
I will earnestly endeavor to per-
form the duties of the office of
City Commissioner to the best of
my ability" Signed,
BEN r. CROMWELL.
, 1941-09-10

up for any loss of overtime COM
pensation. @a j
IS. This program is to be adj
ministered through joint and
bona fide union-government-
management cooperation.
IS. The President of the United
States should Immediately call a
national conference of labor, agri-
culture, government and industry.
The purpose of this conference
shall be to compel the giant cor
~porations to stop Fleeing the ma
ton and its citizens by monopo-
listic practices-practices which
are now creating scandalous arti-
fetal shortages in materials, to the
great detriment of the United
States and its people,"
LET'S MAKE MGR NEXT :. UE-CIO
, 1941-09-10
CHR credit
union now in
operation :,

The CHR Federal Credit Union
reports that its membership is
rapidly increasing. Steven Erdely,
the financial secretary of this
credit union, pointed out that all
savings of members are insured by
the Federal Government, and a
plan provides for small savings
as low as twenty-five cents a
week, and gives members the
privilege of borrowing money at
small interest rates for their fl
nancial needs.
To date, more than fifteen loans
have been made to members for
the purpose of paying doctor bills,
coal for the winter, refrigerators,
and many other items. Any en-
ployee of CHR Foundry is eligible
for membership in the Credit
Union, and further information
can be secured from Nh. Erdely
who works in the Maintenance
Department, and Mr.. McGlothin
in the cleaning room.
BE WISE-ORGANIZE
, 1941-09-10
rel
Recommends

Resolution 2, 3, S, 6, 7, 8, Ii. II.
ID, II, 10, 80, 80, 50, and 100
were given to the Constitution
Committee by the Resolutions
Committee and the following is
a substitute for the above named
and recommended by the Con-
Committee:
A local Union has the right
to set up qualifications for its
local officers provided such
qualifications are not in conflict
with the policy that any good
standing member of the Union
is entitled to all rights and
privileges without discrimina
ton, unless such member be
found guilty of acts against the
nation or against the Union i'm
accord with the procedure set
forth i'm our constitution.
, 1941-09-10
Local 800
delegates to
report

Local 806 delegates to the con-
vention have informed the Local
S06 office that the present con-
vention will probably go down in
history as an outstanding mile
stone of our Union. Brothers
William Tootle and Grant McGlo-
thin are the official delegates of
our Union, and they will be pre-
pared to make a full report of
convention proceedings at the
coming membership meeting of
September ~. All UE members
are urged to be at this meeting
to hear their report.
, 1941-09-10
800 meeting
called for
Sept. ~

The third quarterly membership
meeting of Local 806 is scheduled
for Saturday, September II, 1941,
UE Local 8O6 Headquarters at 2
P. M. The annual nomination of
all officers will take place. A
general report Of all chief plant
stewards and officers will be
made. A special moving picture
film secured from the Federal
Government entitled "The Rivers"
will be shown during the meeting.
This moving picture is especially
interesting, and is recommended
highly by other labor organiza-
tons who have been able to e
cure it for a showing. All members
of all units of Local 806 r urged
to attend this important meeting
to hear of the gains being won by
their Union and to lay plans to
win greater benefits in the coming
year.
ErsS NAVE Nrp NEXT TTE-CTO
, 1941-09-10
Master Events

Girls of the winding department
offer their sincere sympathy to
Dorothy Roger and Ethel Trimble
in the loss of their loved ones.
Nj *
The problems and requests of
the girls on the connecting job are
falling on deaf ears. Organize, girls.
and a whole regiment of your
fellow workers will enforce your
just requests! You can hardly ex-
pect Us to solve your problems
when you refuse to cooperate with
the majority of your fellow
workers.
X
The Dayton Union News can be
obtained from Hagens or Chew
alley for each issue. This will aid
distribution.
x
Jack Harms five cent raise
straightens out that problem!
4
Girls on the lead job have a
pigeon in their midst who sits on
a stool.
What kind of a pigeon is that,
girls?
, 1941-09-10
Ode To The
Relief Station

How well do I remember,
When in school I had to 20.
I raised my hand, then waited,
For the teachers-YES or NO.
And as I grew older,
I boldly just walked out,
And not a soul would question,
What those trips were about,
But now I am at LELAND, "
And one group-leader here
Will time you when you enter,
And then when you re-appear.
She'll ask you where you've been,
And you stammer like a fool,
For they asked you lots of
questions,
But never that at school.
Perhaps some day she too will
\ learn,
The simple rule I know,
Regardless of the time and place.
WHEN YOU GOTTA GO, YOU
GOTTA GO.
BE WISE-ORGANIzE
, 1941-09-10
Picnic and
celebration
at Hamilton

Hamilton, Ohio. All C1O locals
of Hamilton are holding a picnic
and parade Sunday, September
Ia. The CLIO locals in Hamilton
are inviting all locals of the
UER&MWA in Dayton to p~artici-
pate in the celebration. The
parade will start at II a. m. The
picnic will be held at the fair
grounds.
, 1941-09-10
DG
Local 8O4 News

sA Stewards are working hard
for their cause" getting petitions
signed, which will be mailed to
President Roosevelt protesting
the manner in which Defense
Work is being handled.
X
The Mems Soft Ball Team won
the Air City Industrial League
Championship in the play-off
game S to 4 over Requarth Lum-
Der.
X
Mr.. Robert Cope, who lost his
brother, Herbert, wishes to thank
the boys in Department Is and the
Union for their flowers.
x
Best wishes to "Dottie" Hill and
Charley" Hardesty who were
married August 30.
LET'S MAKE NCR NEXT 80. UE-C1o
, 1941-09-10

LET'S MAKE MGR NEXT -. UE-C
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Grata nueva. Bandidos. Renuncia Mr..
Cralle. - Saludo. - La Feria. - La Verbena
del Tabaco. = Fascistas at~rapados. - "a "ma-
racas". = Los obreros de Espana.

Union 500, a convenciones de
paz.
Reyestido de un espiritu pacifi-
co empazara a ganar I'm suicide
otto de "a "maracas" semanales.
Fraga recientemente "se me-
ito" con Jose Martinez.
Mr.. Simmons maneja las cuer
das y no sabemos 81 recibe fell
citacionss con motive de la muy
med.tada, meditadisima, selec-
ci6n.
Fraga es un campe6n de la
paz que en- articulos NADIA .paci-
ficos lie canta sus "Nerdades" a
caalquiera que esta en- desacusr-
do con ell p~artido.... y despues Sc
queda ia nfresco como 81 hubble
ra entonado, a la luz de la luna,
un solo de la "chambelona refor-
NADIA.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
Ell NOTABLE
MUSICO
ROGELIO RIGAU

Tn notable musico catalan
y excelente persona, Rogelio
Rigau, falleci6 hoy en- ell sana-
torio del Centric EspanOl, vic
TINA de una terrible enferme-
dad.
Era un case de cancer y to-
dos los cuidados de la ciencia
resultaron in6tiles.
Rigau era un hombre que
gustaba de bromear con fire.
cuencia y sus chistes eran OF
dos con gusto y rePetidOs.
Hasta los 1ltimos dfas con-
servo su humorismo.
lie sobreviven su esposa, la
Sra. Isabel Marquet, y varios
hijos.
Mahana martes, en- horas
de la tarde, sc verificara ell
entierro.
Todos en- esta casa sentimos
la muerte de Rigau y damos
nuestro pesame a Sus familia-
res.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
CONFESO Ell ASESINATO
DE ROSS ARNOLD

Tn campesino de 90 amos,
f. Jack Williams, vecino de
Plant City, confes6 hoy al "a
sistente fiscal del estado, Sr.
Umstot, que 81 habAa dado
muerte a Ross Arnold, un o.
brero de la WPA, ell pasado
II de agosto,
Williams y su esposa fue-
ron detenido en- Fayetteville,
Tenn, lie ssmana pasada, y trail
dos a Tampa. FL pasado agos-
to lie proceSo ell Gran Jurado,
como autor del crimen, Y a su
mujer como complete.
Tambi6n fue interrogado,
en- relaci6n con ell delito, ell o.
brero Edardw Barrios, de 80
amos de edad, amigo de Will
liams,
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
La Toilette revelo una conversation
que sostuvo con Eduardo Daladler
Hamilton Fish opina que 81 Sc aprueba la ley de
ayuda a Inglaterra, dentrO de seis meses
entraremos en- ~laTguerra

de que no sc .permitira que
cuestiones obreras de poca inn
portancia dificulten los traba-
JOS a realizar en- pro de la de
fensa.
Hablando hoy en- la Cana,
ra, en- contra de la ley de ayu-
da a Inglaterra, ell represen
tante republican, Hamilton
Fish declare que 81 la medida
es a~probada antes de seis me-
IS Es5ados Unidos Sc hallara
en- guerra, va sea en- Europa y
Asia.
La Corte Supreme, EN- una
sentencia de hoy. ordena pa
guen ell formal mfnimo y res
peten ell maxine de horas las
companies empenadas en- ell
concrete interestatal.
Aprob6 ell Senado la ley
Que concede $35O,OOO,0 600 pa
Ia co%natruir barcos m~ercantss.
La Camara aprob6 la ley y
ell Senado lie hizo varias en-
miendas, las que deberan pa
sar a una comision mixta.
Los lideres de la mayoria,
EN- la Camara, tienen va la Sc
guridad de que la ley sera a
probada.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Londres, Feb. 9,-Las tropas
ingleSas, segun las noticias de
Africa, atraparon hoy en- Fri
trea un contingente italiano.
Ocurri6 la acci6n de guerra en-
Rarentu, 40 millas al sur de A
gordat, sitio capturado ell saba
do por los britanicos.
Aviones naziS atacaron ano-
che a Londres, la parte central
de Escocia Y la costa nordeste,
arroiando gran numero de bonn
LAS. Hoy por la manana un
AVICN nazi cruz6 ell canal, ba-
jo un temporal, y arroj6 cuatro
bOmbaS EN- las afueras de Lon
dres, matando a un nino Y ave
riando varias casaS. En- la costa
sudeste fue averiada una iglesia
y varios edificios, creyendose
que perecieron una mujer y un
nino.
Los nazis dicen haber hundi~
do un vapor ingles, de 5000 to-
neladas, EN- la costa este de In
glaterra.
Lego hoy a Paris, por tren
especial, como enviadO del go
bierno de Petain, ell almirante
Jean Darlan. Dicese que confe-
renciara con Pierre Laval sobre
la collaboration con Alemania.
Como jefe de la escuadra fran
cesa, Segundo en- el mando, Dar-
Ian probablemente conferencia-
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
LOS GRIEGoS CAPTURA-
RON NUEVAS U E
HICIERON OCHoCIENTOS
lnglaterra espers recibir mil
aviones por mes, al llegar
Mayo

Londres, Feb. 3.-Las tro-
pas de choque griegas, comba
tiendo con tropas italianas de
refuerzo, capturaron una ca.
dena de montanas, de 10 mi
las de largo, en- su avance por
ell Norte de Klisura. FL ataque
de los griegos fue verdadera-
mente her6ico, perdiendo ell e.
nemigo ametralladoras, rifle y
abastecimientos. Cast todos
los 270 prisioneros pertenecen
a unidade traidas ell mes pa
sado. Este nGmero de prisio-
neros aument6 mas tarde a
800. BESIDE ell 13 de enero vie
ne mandando las tropas fascis
tas sl general Ugo Cavallsvo'
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

La nieve ha sido seguida
por la ~lluvia, 10 que entorpe-
ce las operaciones. Los italia
nos realizaron II contraata-
Ques en- los dtimos dias y to-
dos ellos fueron rechazados.
Para ell mes de mayo espe-
'ra Inglaterra que Estados Uni
dos lie mandara, cada 80 dias,
no menos de 1000 aeropla-
nos.
Inglaterra viene compran-
do hidros americanos para los
Wales de retorno de los pilo-
tos que cruzan con los aviones
americanos. Mas de 800 pilo-
tos son va utilizados en- ell
transporte de aviones.
Cinco pequehos buques ba-
rredores de minas sostuvieron
una batalla de 15 minutes con
ira aviones nazis, tipo Dornier
y los hicieron huir en- direc-
ci6n de Francia. Los aviones
descendieron hacia los buques
y estos los recibieron con sus
antiaereas.
FL metal que envuelve las
bombas incendiarias inglesas.
hechas con ~electron, una mez-
ella de magnesium y otros me-
tales, arde f~acilmente.
Las bOmbas tienen "rabos
de hero" que las sirven de IL
mon cuando estan cayendo. FL
interior de las bombas es de
aluminiO y 6xido metalico y
pesan desde 2 libras a so.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
NOTA DE PESAME

Con motive del fallecimiento
de su sonora madre, ocurrido en-
ESpaha, lie expresamos nuestro
pesame al DR.. Santiago PaniellO,
director del Sanatorio del Cen
tro Espahol.
La anciana sonora no tuvo ell
gusto de yer a su hiio, pero mu-
rio sabiendo que 81 la recordaba
siempre.
Llegue tambien nuestro testi-
moniO de condolencia a la apre-
ciada familia del DIR. Paniello.
DeScanse en- paz la noble ma
DIRE,
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
La Feria de Florida abnra manana sus puertas
Ell programa del primer dia

Abrira manana sus puertas,
a las 9 A. NJ, la Feria de Flo
rida.
Ell programa del primer
dia, preparado por ell admi :
nistrador Strieder, es ell ST.
guiente:
900 A. NJ, Sc ADRIAN las
puertas; 10000, empezaran a
funcionar los espectaculos de
la Royal American Shows; IL,
Plymouth Motor Fair; 1890,
Sc abriran las puertas de la
Glorieta; 100, calentar los
motores para las carreras; ! y
80, concerto de la banda mi
litar de Ivy CervOne; 200,
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

La actuaci6n del senador Pep
rer, en- Washington, continda
siendo qctiya Y efectiva.
Debemos darle cr6dito, de ma
r.ra principal, por tres CONTRA
tcg para Ia dafensa de la Flori-
da; Ia exteni ion de las canerias
de aqua potable desde Home
stead a Key West, la Cenicienta,
de modo que puede surtirse tam.
bien la base naval la cons.ruc-
ci6n de otros aer6dromos cerca
de Pensacola y un tercer proyeo
to oue abarca la construction de
siete aeropuartos para la Auto
ridad Aeronautica Civil y diez
aaropuertos por cuenta de IA
WPA. Monta a 100000 Ell to-
tai de esCs contracts.
Ell aqua que Sc llevara desde
Homestead a Key West repre-
senta IN nuevo esfuarzo del Sc
nader Pepper y Ia recompensa
por las &c .iones hechas, duran
tie muchcs amos, por los vecinos
del Cayo. La marina esta reha-
bilitando Ia base naval de Key
W.gt, ahora c%onvartida en- ba-
Sc especial y valiosa de subma-
rinos Y de struc tororeg. FL credi-
to aprc5ado es de S2,OOO,O 900 y
por Ia caheria pasaran, diaria-
mente, 100000 galones de a.
qua.
Pepper cantereOci6 Ia ssmana
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Washington, Feb. 3.-De-
clarando hoy ante ell comite de
Relaciones Exteriores del Sc
nado, Ell exgobrnador La Fo-
llette, de wisconsin, relate u
naentreviSta que en- 1889 tu-
vo, en- Francia, con ell enton-
ces primer ministro Eduardo
Daladier. Respondiendo a una
pregunta que 6l lie hizo, Dala-
dier contest6, sin vacilar, que
Francia esperaba de los Esta-
dos Unidos materiales de que
IRA y hombres.
f TINA que la ley de ayuda
a Inglaterra es un mandate pa
ra que ell p~residente Roosevelt
entire en- la guerra.
La Housing Authority cons
truira en- TODD ell pals, con des-
tino a los obreros de las indus
trias que trabajan para la De-
fensa, $4,000 unidades. Hob
Sc do la noticia en- las esferas
oficiales.
La disputa con la compania
Ford, a la que Sc neg6 un con-
trato por $40, 900, 900, contra
to que fu6 a la compania Far
go, una afiliada de la Crysler,
provoc6 hoy la affirmation en-
los circulos gubernamentales
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Ell ministerio del trabajo de
Espana ordena a los patronOs dc
las principles Industries y mi
mas de Espana que alimenten a.
sus trabajadores.
Las companies deben abrir es.
tablecimisntos para facilitar Vi
veres a sus obreros y empleados.
Las mercancias que deben VEN
der o entregar son patatas, man
teca, butifarras, sardinas Y man
tequilla.
Los fabricantes Y duenos de
minas seran completamente res
ponsables de la alimentaci6n de
sus empleados.
Para ell transporte de las mer-
.cancias los patronos deberan
lar preferencia a sus camiones.
Sic refiere la orden a todOs los
contratistas del gobierno, todas.
las fabricas de cemento, fabri-
cas- de productos textiles, etc,
en- poblaciones de mas de 10000
habitantes.
Ell peri6dco "El Pueblo, Or
gano del movmiento "sindicalis-
lta", dice que la disposition equi
vale "a un aumento de jOrna-
les.
La SECURE es que ell patrono
cobrara por los where's y cobra
"a a su gusto!
iPor medic del dominic de los
alimentos, ell patrono esclaviza-
ra en- mayor escala a los pobres
obreros, sin lbertad polftica y
suped.psdos por complete a las
"maniobras'' de la Falange.