davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

movement.
On the long iron shots, / play
the ball half way between the
feet.
The swing is shorter than that
used for the wood, arms hang
straight down from the shout
ders.
FEET CLOSER TOGETHER,
CLUB BECOMES SHORTER
AS the club used becomes
shorter, my feet are moved clos
err together. ! stand closer to
the ball, which moves toward
the right foot, SO when a nib
lick shot is played the ball is
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
New York z, Brooklyn 5.
Boston 8. Philadelphia ].
Cincinnati at Chicago. cold
weather. Only games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
NlB. Darcy Eldndge Makes
Georgia Tech Bowl- Conscious

able sophomore All-Ameriea,
Alexander will talk about that
next December, but .railbirds
think It's an odds-on bet Lii
Davey gets his chance 70 show
his goods when Frank Leahy
brings the Notre Dame Irish to
town next Oct. IL.
Il Yves another l40-pounder,
little Johnny Bosch, who gave
Notre Dame fits at South Bend
two years ago.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
PRIEHS' KEEPS PLACE

OPriehs' Mercantile and the
Jewel Theatre scored slams in
the Ladies' Monday Mite league
at the Bowl-O- Drome to main
tain their one-two positions In
the league. Priehs' blanked the
fourth-place Right Price Market
five. while the Jewel team SUBJ
dued Kibble's Toggery.
Bernice Moore paced Priehs'
with a 463 series. A. Moore, of
the Jewel, got a 49l to lead the
league. Another high total was
registered by Z. Eschenburg. of
Faygo Beverages. who got a 400.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

oDETROIT, April % - R -
For the first time in two sea-
sons the Detroit Tigers looked
longingly upward today from
the American League cellar as
they made ready to open be-
latedly their series with the Chi
cago White Sox, prime nemesis
of 1910.
Kept idle by rain yesterday.
the Tigers sank to the leagues
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

and another group apparently
Is on the right track this spring.
The only big show pitcher
who has scored two victories In
the seasons first week IL Wesley
Cheek Terrell. 33-year-old right
handler who was counted out Of
the American League over a
year ago and couldn't make the
grade in the National last sea-
son.
The Boston Bees signed him
up during the winter, and he
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

looks like he will stick around
the hub awhile. IL only to pitch
against the Phillies. He receiv-
ed credit for a victory over
them last Thursday by pitching
three shutout innings in re-
lief.
Yesterday. he went the whole
route against the tail-enders, al
lowing only five hits i'm an 81
triumph. Joe Marty, first bat
ter Of the game, hit q home run
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

for the lone Philadelphia tai
ly.
Mel OFT, who has spent exact
ly half of his 80 years playing
with the New York Giants, was
supposedly tottering on aging
legs last summer. His eyes were
going bad, too, some folks said.
and he tried wearing spectacles
ut the plate.
But he has hit four home runs
tying with Joe DiMaggio and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
04l Promises d be Comeback Year for Old Timers

left the game in the lead. The
Dodgers subsequently, tied the
score, and young John Wits
got credit for the victory. The
Giants victim for the second
time in q week was Kirby Higbe,
who beat them five times for
the Pills last year.
Mel Harder, Lefty Gomez and
Cy Blanton are among other
veterans who previously had
shown signs Of making come
bscls this season. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

Bob Doerr for the Major League
lead - and spanked his Giants
to six victories In seven games
to keep them at the top OF the
National League heap.
His fourth homer came dur
ing yesterdays Us triumph over
the Brooklyn Dodgers before q
big Monday turnout Of 1870 at
the Polo Grounds. Bump Had
lay, who will be 81 years old
In . couple Of months, pitched
six innings for the winners and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

oThis ID going 10 be another
'.comeback year" for many old
OofIers shown little respect for
49, o. service In the big leagues
Lest season.
Somehow, . handful Of these
follovvy find the fountain of
youth every season. jimmy viii,
90. Johnny cooney, Fred Fitz-
elBlmons md other prominent
ss>efsss bit Tie trail lsst year,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

played off the right foot.
The technique of short irons
is a bit different than for long
shots, but fundamentals are the
same.
In short iron play, the swing
is more upright. The back
swing Is cut down, hence there
is less pivot.
In all iron play, hit the ball
crisply.
Don't baby. or punch the shot.
Grip the club firmly.
BY all means follow through.
NEXT: Recovery shots.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

III 1VN1Nkx WnECAE0-
0ATLANTA, April - - R -
Ihie III Dewey doesn't play on
Z harp. Ard II he did. coach
Bill Alexander wouldn't have
TIM - uSten. He's too busy
oooloe how fast = and how far
LII Davey can lug a foot
IN ~ Georgia Tech.
Dayey Eldredse, the blond
10 ounder from Miami. Fla.
WoC&'t exactly an unknown
Son Ne came to Tech 10
10ho aDp - . mid-term fresh
Z re did right well. In .
Z 1890 Dprt Of way, with
4 4 fneihsnan squad last TALL.
r11s he's 1incorked speed
&1nl l1ng that he's Tech
y ttvitto4 q speaa1A-
~, 1fo11ow Inc1to1s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
TRANSPARENT TRIES.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Lew
Transparent will be the fifth
Baltimorean to hold .. world
boxing championship II be whips
Lou Sslica, bantamweisht king.
here, April Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
The Sports Glass
John Clifford

81 ost sndoy porsen the ote took UP the otter OF me
stote Conservation department to tour those areas proposed
as hunting grounds for onteress deer.
Some time ooo the department Recommended 70 me
e thot boss an oct permitting the shooting OF onteress
eer in certain crowded ond oreos to reduce so
,aotion or q percentooe 0 fthe deer population
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

Obto9 isn't 0oppy Ter
Lyle Bliss. oee hurler Of the
Mount Clemens Bothers, is out
for revenge todoy oeoinst
Monroe as the Bothers stort
their Border Cities season
Lyle has good couse to remer-
Der Monroe, whose team
bounced the Bothers twice lost
seoson In the fifth inning
Of their second encounter
Mount Clemens wos oheod 81
when. Monroe got O couple OF
men on the bases. Lyle wos
sent tn to do q little Of relief
work Poor chap! The first
fellow he pitched to knocked
the ball out Of the park.
Yes, Lyle is out for blood.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

Tufts has . shortstop named
Boston Yale plays regu-
Isrly for Hofstra, and George
Washiagten has. . pitcher
nsned Homer who, oddly
enough, can't get go:ng on the
road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Chicago at Detroit, rain.
st. Louis at Cleveland, rain.
New York Ia. Philadelphia a.
Washington 6. Boston 5.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
BUSY MANS NEWSPAPER

Add derby ODDS: Right behlno
Our Boots, the current favorite,
come Porter's Cap, King Cole
and Whirlaway at Al. Dispose is
81. Robert Morris. who started
out at 20O-1. has been slashed
from 40-1 to 1O-1. Curious Coin,
Little Beans and Blue Pair, 2O-l.
back -the-clock de-
partment: Benny Leonard Is
scheduling Richie Mitchell in
Milwaukee, Charley White in
Chicago, Rocky Kansas in Buffa-
10. and Johnny Dundee In New
Haven, all former opponents,
for three-round exhibitions.
The Brooklyn band at the Polo
Grounds Sunday played Three
Blind Mice" when the umpires
appeared.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
Sports !.
Roundup

By EDDIE BRETT

oNEW YORK, April 22-(The
Special News Service)-Wstch
for some old familiar faces to
pop up In the majors. Stars of
yesteryear are busy doping their
chances Of being called back to
replace guys who may be called
to the colors. That book on
the "T" formation George
Hslas, Clark Shaushnessy and
Ralph Jones are authoring for
summer publication. will con-
tain more than so diagramed
plays. Failing to land Billy
Herman. the Dodgers have done
the next best thing and wired the
Louisville lumber yards for
several dozen "Billy Herman"
bats. Pepper Martin Is wow
ing 'em on the coast. In the first
six home games. his Sacramento
team drew $4,000 customers,
compsred with $4,000 for all
home games last season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

On April s and oeoin on
April 20 the department or
ronoed trips TO areas near Mic,
Atlonto, and 6royline to give
interested sportsmen the OPP
portunity to view the condition
81 forooe in swomPs where
deer have wintered.
Now q third trip hos been
proposed to Drummond lslond
next Sunday, and oil Sports
men interested in toking the
excursion ore asked to contoet
the game division to make GER
toin Of dotes ond stortin9
points. The April II date wos
set up tentatively so those IN
terested should check with the
department.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
WISHFUL THINKING

WISHFUL THINKING
When three Of the Athletics
Chubby Dean, Bob Johnson
and Wally Moses-stood be.
hind the batting cage the other
day. their numbers read. left
to right, "19-4-1." Connie
Mack smiled wistfully and
said, "Maybe this Is my year,
after ALL"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
AT,ooo, ooo-l Bet

~ UsVVOsVOV"b Wv
Anyone willing to lose Q
dime o. Q dolles9 u %, con-
tact Jack Doyle, No. ! odds
. 1,eksr OF Broadway. New
Yesk Jock. who, BY the
wsy, does pey of occasion
aily, b quoting the Phi!e-
dalphlo .Phillies at ] 1000
006 70 I -. Al this writ
jes the poor hiIlies are
eaoin wondering in their
"a haunt, The esllov Of the
ketiomel leesue =. Even
~ . dime, the odds look
terrible.
We see where Joe OiMoeeio
is knocking the skin off the
opoie .ooojn 80. With seven
leooue oonnes behind him the
recolcitront Yankee has on
unopprooched average Of .484
On Sunday he was up to
his old tricks Of slipping the
ball into the ether with men
on the boys -. This time the
bases were Iooded when he un-
loaded Joe drove in six
runs during the GONE, which,
as you probably know. the
Yonkees took from the Ath-
letjcs, 10 s.
~ for the Tigers, we're
wondering just whet effect
the ebsenes Of the Green
bers bet will hove on the
Dekes men. Always Q tenn
plsyes Hank helped to build
W he mosels Of the team,
Is more them his stick WELD
Inc will be missed a. the
Z Tiaors drive for the fIos.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

NEXT: Recovery shots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
McCrea Argues

McCrea argued
This trial has been going on
several weeks and there Il moth
ing 20 connect me with any con-
spiracy. I have never In my life
seen such attempts TO blacken a
mans character As are being
made here. I think they should
start showing something-if they
can"
The trial adjourned TO Monday
without Leonard returning TO the
stand.
In another court room Judge
Homer Ferguson adjourned. on a
day-to-day basis. examination of
16 defendants charged with a sim
ilar graft conspiracy during the
administration of the late Sheriff
Henry Behrendi.
Several OF the defendants or
their attorneys are involved IN the
current trial. Examination Will be
held at the first hull of the trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
100000 Tons Sunk
In Month. Say Nazis

BERLIN. March 1.-1NS)-
The German navy and air force
sank 100000 tons of enemy ship
ping during February. the high
command announced today.
The announcement stated 81
additional enemy ships were heav-
lily damaged during the same
period. and that some of the dam
aged ships may be regarded as
lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Did Samson Feast on a Lion
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The Bible tells us how Samson Toasted
on a lion. II isn't likely that he could
have done 80 II he suffered aner-eating
pains Those who are distressed with
stomach or ulcer pains, Indigestion. gas
pains heartburn, burning sensation. bloaf
and other conditions caused by excess acid
should try a 25c box Of Udga Tablets
They must help or money refunded. At
drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Jury Excused

The jury had been excused and
heard neither the argument nor
the rebuke.
In seeking 10 introduce. the tes-
timony through Cap. Don Leon
ard of the state police. O'Hara
cited instances in which felonies
had been reduced 10 misdemean-
ors
Eve intend to show that this
was scheme Of the prosecutors
office In behalf of all these de-
PENDANTS who were paying pro-
lection money" he said.
do You expect TO show n di-
rect connection with McCrea or
Colburn?" Judge Pugsley asked.
Not directly" O'Hara adj
mitted.
Then 10 IL not material to the
conspiracy charged" Judge
Pugsley said. ruling in favor OF
the defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
MCCrea Scores
Against 0'Hdrd
At Graft Trial
Bio ks Prosecutors
Testimony; Judge
Hits Interruptions

Duncan c. McCrea won tilt In
the county graft trial Saturday
when he blocked Special Prosecu-
tor Chester p. O'Hara from pre-
senting testimony concerning
reductions of gambling charges
allegedly granting favored ring
of handbook operators.
Judge Earl c. Pugsley ruled that
the testimony could not be intro
duced unless O'Hara was prepared
to prove that McCrea or Harry
Colburn, his former chief investi-
gator in the prosecutors office,
had direct knowledge or control
of the gambling charge changes.
O'Hara had sought to show that
major charges resulting from raids
had been reduced Systematically
to minor charges on which small
fines. instead of Jail terms. were
imposed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Sharp Rebuke

Argument over the point brought
a sharp rebuke 10 the staff of
attorneys from Judge Pugsley.
During the course of OHara's
argument. he started the phrase:
"They are casting aspersions
on the state police :"
A chorus of shouted objections
interrupted him. Judge Pugsley
banged his gavel and said:
II have found a bad habit OF
Wayne County lawyers-and
worse than any place else In the
state-of interrupting. won't
tolerate II. Make your objec-
tions properly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Our regular $72.4O outft-for only $49.85 tomor-
row! The lounge has 90co innerspring mattress
and 4O-coil base With sisal fibre and felted cotton
padding. Two oblong and one round back cushions
supported by back rest. 1t makes double bed or
twin beds. Two matching lamps-bridge lamp and
table lamp Smart occasional chair in red imitation
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

ADVERTISEMENT
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Sera aprobado rapidamente Ell
credito de los $685. milones
Fahy sera nombrado Procurador general.
Esperase ell mensaje del Presidente sobre
la ley de Neutralidad

Sultor de la Junta Nacional de
Relaciones del Trabajo antes
de ser agregado a la SeCreta-
ria de Justicia.
Washington, Octubre g.
ESperase ell mensaje del Pre-
sidente sobre la ley de neutra
lidad. Creese que ell iefe de Els
tado pedira sc reforme en- ell
sentido de que ell gobierno
pueda armar los barcos mer-
cantes. En- ell Senado Sc pedi-
IA que lie sean hechas otras mo
dificaciones.
La oposicion aparece enca-
bezada por ell senador Taft,
de Ohio, que anoche asisti6 a
un mitin bi-partidarista de 60
representatives Y senadores.
Ell mensaje del Presidente
Sc leera hoy en- las dos CANA
ras.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Washington, Octubre 9.-El
presidente de la Camara de
Representatives., Sam Rayburn
pronostic6 hoy la pronta apro
baci6n del credito de $685.
900, 900 para la ley de presta-
mo y arrendamiento. Al mis-
tempo aseguro que sera
desechada, por apreciable ma
yorfa, toda enmienda encami-
NADIA a eliminar la ayuda a Ru
STA. Solo so miembros de la
Camara Sc oponen a que ell
pueblo russo sea ayudado.
Washington, Octubre 8. -
Roosevelt nombrara procura-
dor general remitiendo ell nom
bramiento al Senado, al Sr.
Charles Fahy, que interina-
mente viene deSempenando ell
cargo. Fahy era abOgado con-
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
DESTTTUYO Ell GOBERNA-
DOR A UNI C~OMISIONADO

Tallahassee, Octubre 9. -
Phil Roberts, de Limestone, CO
miSionado del condado de Har
dee, fue aver suspendido de
empleo y sueldo por orden del
gobernador Holland. Sc lie a
cusa ode haber falsa y fraudu
lentamente aprobado ell page
de una cuenta de $3.50 por ma
dera facilitada a la comisi6n
por un tai John Howard, Guam
do la verdad y ell hecho es que
tai MADEIRA no fue facilitada.'
Tambien Sc apropi6 legal
mente, para su uso, ode varias
y tubos comprados y pa
por los comisionados
del condado.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
FARRIOR DICE QUE Ell G.
JURADO NO TUVO ITEM
Pc DE HACER UNA INVES-
TTGACION COMPLETA

FL fiscal del Estado, Rex
Farrior, jefe de una de las ma
quinarias politicaS de Tampa,
declare aver, en- su caracter
de ASSESSOR, que ell Gran Jura-
do del condado, que la sema-
ma pasada complete sus labo-
res. no tuvo tempo de inves-
tigar por complete, y por 10
tanto no pudO mencionar nom
bres, ell case de los individuos
que vienen tratando de domi-
mar las elecciones de apodera
dos escolares, sehaladas para
verificarse en- ell mes de no.
viembre.
mo pudo ell Gran Jurado
hacer una investigation COM
pleta, pero encontro prueDas
que lie decidieron a dar un a
viso al pueblo, pidi6ndole to-
me un mayor interes en- las e.
lecciones de apoderados. No
hubo inclination por parte del
alto cuerpo a ocultar nombres.
La tarea de dar trabajo a
los conserjes y despedirlos cae
dentro de la jurisdiction de
los apoderados, y por supues-
to que este debe hacerse sobre
una base De eficiencia, no por
ell n1mero de votos que pue-
den conseguir.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Las tropas soWeticas gentlemen al
enemigo en- Orel y Bryansk
Inglaterra no cuenta con los materiales indis-
pensables para abrir un nuevo frente de guerra.
La aviacion rusa en- ell mes de Septiembre

ll6, y hasta 1873 ayioue5 ale
names. En- el mes de sophomore
ell eScuadr6n Nikolaenko derri-
DO $50 aparatos alemanes Y 90
ell squadron PalStikov.
En- ell curse de septiembre los
photos ruSoS atacaron durante
la noche los aer6dromos nazis.
Los nazis intentaron esparcir
sus aelfdromos INSTANTANEOUS
ron mayor cuidado Y creando
falsos obietivos de ataque. Los
contraataques en- los aer6dro-
mos del Soviet, en- Ell mes proba-
ron su ineficacia.
En- ell area de actividad del
general mariscal de campo Kes
selring, de GA aeroplanos mas
de 400 fueron despedazados en-
terra. FL total de aviones des-
truidos EN- los aer6dromos ale
names moBt6 a 92S. Este permi
ito a los photos rusos tomar la
iniciatiya Y dar una desagrada-
BILE sorpresa al general Guide
rian, comandante de las divisio-
mes de tanques, que esperaba ell
apoyo de la fuerza aerea de Kes
selring.
La aviaci6n sovi6tica, en- ell
mes de septiembre, ocasion6 a
los nazis estas perdidas; LISP
tanlues, $500 automobiles, $40
cahones, 227 motocicletas, $50
carros armados, 514 vagones
de cargo, 400 toneladas de ga
solina, "A batallones de infan-
terra, un ~regimiento de caballe-
ria y otros materiales.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
BOLETINES DE
ULTIMA HORA
WANNA SIGUE EN- PCDER
DEL EJERCITO RUSO

Moscd, Oct. EN- ell frente
central ell man5o aleman AFRO
ia division tras division, en- u.
ma feroz batalla cue ocasiona
al enemigo enormeS baias,
wanna contin1a en- poder
del eiercito s~ovi6tico. Esta po-
blaci6n Sc halla situada a 1875
millaS de Moscd.
La potencia del ei6rcito russo
es grande y en- la batalla Sc IL
san miles de tan4ues y aviones.
BESIDE Ankara comunican la
firma d un tratadO cCtnerci;I
entire Alemania Y Turquia. Am.
hos paises Sc venderan mercan-
cias valuadas EN- un equivalen-
te en- marcos, de $80.000,0 600.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Lo que ell pals necesita es la
completa elimination de la ver-
3onzante ley de "neutralidad."
Els una ley amoral, politica.
mente considerable.
Fue la cue Sc esgrimi6 para
no vender a Espaha, al gobier-
no republican, y Nighttime, los
aeroplanos y armamentcs que
lpedia; fue la que Sc utilize para
cclcear en- ell mismo nivel, con
la mayor Reconsideration, al
gobierno electo por ell pueblo y
a los facciosos.
Ley que desean mantener los
partidarios del "aislamiento,"
los cobardes Y los solapadOs
miembros de la "quinta column
ma"
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Mintiendo cinicamente los pc
ri6dicos de Roma afirman que
ell pueblo italiano, en- las ciuda-
DIES del Norte, ovacion6 a Mus
Solini.
lEl pueblo italiano detesta al
semihombre Mussolini pero lie
teme a los miles de sicarios de
la Gestapo que en- Italia, con
mano de hero, vigilan en- todos
los pueblos y en- millones de no.
cares.
Los italianOs antifascistas a =
seguran, en- la America y en- to-
10 q mundO, que va estan hume
RADIOS los faroies deSde los Qua
les seran cOlgados ell "Duce' y
sus adlateres.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
ANUNCIO SU CANDIDATE
RIA Ell SIR. LOPEZ =

FL joven obrero torcedor Char
ieslcs Lopez, de "a amos, vecino
de la casa n1mero 1913 de la a.
venida West Powhatan, en- Sc
minole Heights, anunci6 aver
sucandidatura, como indepen.
diente, a secretario de la admi-
nistraci6n municipal, puesto
que actualmente d~esempeha Ell
Sr. Phillip Bourguardez.
Lopez asegura que no espera
tener ell apoyo de la vieja guar
dia de la politica.
Ell FL ciudadano es easado
y tieue unNhua,
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Washington oct. 9.-Hablan-
do aver en- Ia camara, ell repre-
s~entante dem6crata Smith, de
Virginia, manifesto que la de-
mora en- otorgar un contrato de
ISL ,00D, 00O, en- la construction
de casas, en- Wayne, Michigan,
Sc debi6 a u ndescarado, chico,
ultrajante esfuerzo para de-
al gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos. Sugiri6 que Sc
obtenga un p-rocesamiento con-
ira la Federation Americana
del Trabajo y el Official de OPM
que intervino en- el case. La de-
mora Sc hizo con evidente per-
juicio del mejor postor.
Ha pedido una explicaci6n
del case la oficina de la OPM, ell
:omite del senado que investiga
los trabajos de defensa.
Smith termin6 diciendo que
Sc trataba de una conspiraci6n
entire la OPM y la Federation
Americana.