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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-23

started an errand service at the dis,
trict band contest at Bolwling Green
State university last Saturday. The
university being a considerable dis
tance from down town, Harry found
himself in great demand when he Of
fered to run errands for the purchase
of candy. At a nickel a head he
cleared some nice money from the
students in the contest.
David Stearns, the high school Gym.
bal player, found himself the objec'
of the adjudicators comment at tn,
Bowling Green band contest, Satur
day. In referring to the Blufftoi
band, the judge said that the big boy
with the cymbals was too strong.
We have begun to think that neck,
Ferol Althaus brought some broker
phonograph records to school Mon.
day and broke them into pieces
From these she fashioned an at
tractive necklace.
News Want-ads hiring results
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-23
Mo~%
DeAosoI

Spring-it's here. Firefy sighted
Thursday night, must have arrived
with the first robin. magnolia tree
in full bloom on the Zanna Staater
lawn, South Main street. dandelion
blossoms. =. early fruit trees burst
ing into flower. ;. spring gardening
in full swing. and housekeeping
and spring fever. -. and an urge
to forget it all and go fishin' :. and
we're going out and get a mess of
dandelion greens before they get too
tough. -. and Lee Coon with a can
of yellow paint marking off parking
spaces on Main street. !. and farm
ers in town just long enough to get
implement repairs and back to the
job of spring tillage. !. and gotta re-
member to have the lawn mower
sharpened. and Coach Berky just
dropped in and ask us to remember
to support the Beavers baseball team
this spring. :. SO we're passing the
word along to you.
Never know what you're going to
hear over the phone these days. The
other morning we called Lincoln hall,
college dormitory, and fresh voice
answered: "This is Lincoln hall
Abraham speaking"
More woes for basketball next wint-
er-word comes from manufacturers
representatives that there will be no
more basketball shoes available after
present stocks are exhausted.
The past week marked removal of
the hedge bordering the sidewalk
at the Armin Hauenstein home
on South Main street. The hedge was
planted more than sixty years ago by
his father, the late Andrew Hauen-
stein, pioneer Bluffton druggist and
was landmark familiar to succeed
ing generations. 1t was the last re-
naming vestage of the days when
yards were nclosed-usually with an
iron fence to keep out droves of live
stock driven over the street from farm
to town shipping points.
@&
Robert West who is soldering out
at Camp Roberts in California will
speak a good word for the new camp
chaplain who is to report there next
Saturday. The new chaplain is Rev.
Charles o. Dutton, Methodist pastor
here some ten years ago, where West
attended church. Rev. Dutton has re-
Gently been on special assignment
as chaplain at the federal penitentiary
at Alcatraz Island in San Francisco
bay where the most incorrigible fed
eral prisoners are kept.
A bed room suite may mean one
thing to adults-but it meant some
thing entirely different to four-year
old Judy, daughtr of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lugibill. Ovrhearing a family
discussion about the difficulty of NOV
ing a bedroom suite she suggested
that it really hadn't ought to be hard
because after all bedroom suite was
only pair of pajamas.
&*
Collection of coins exhibited in the
window of the Basinger furniture
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-23

HERE'S PERFECT TEAM wORK-These fashy s7-milimeter
antank units function with the and precision Of wend
football backfe Coupled tiny sleeps the pieces be draws
over the toughest terrain at speeds often in Of 30 miles
hour The their guns for action In matter f
seconds.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-23
CHAPTER XIV

NoU 90 on ioith the story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Aids Drive Here

Secretary OF the Treasury Henry
Morgcnthau Jr. was TO be in De.
trolt Sunday 10 push the defense
bond campaign by speaking al two
separate meetings Of workmcn.
AT IL a. m. he was to be the
guest of honor at a ceremony AT
the Great Lakes Steel Corporation
where the treasury flag of merit
Will be raised in recognition of
the pledge Of the company'S 5000
employees TO buy defense bonds.
IT is estimated that weekly bond
purchases at the plant will total
$4,000
The flag, bearing a white Minute
Man trimmed with 13 stars on a
blue background, is the first award
of It's kind in this area.
In the afternoon. Morgenthau
was 10 speak at a mass meeting
sponsored by the UAW-CTO at the
State Fair Coliseum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Begin Breaking
Axis Relations

RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. "a
.CUP)-Pan-America began break
ing diplomatic relations with the
Axis today as Brazilian Foreign
Minister OSwaldo Aranha dis
closed how Germany. Italy and
Japan vainly attempted TO ms
fuence the conference of foreign
ministers.
Peru was the first to break rela-
tionS under resolution unani-
mously adopted by the conference,
but Brazil announced that its gov
eminent had practically broken
off relation" and would make the
action formal early in February.
1t was also reported, however, that
President Getulio Vargas may
summon a cabinet meeting today
TO consider a decree for the rup-
ture of relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

perhaps breaking In our
doors.
Hidiki TOTO, Premier OF
Japan, lately addressing the
Japanese diet, declared that
Japan intends to fight until
the United States and the
British Empire are Brought
to their knees"
Perhaps, friends and fellow
citizens, we would better pre-
vent that happening by real
ling the importance of the
Pacific situation before it is
too late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

might still be able to join Its
forces with Japan.
Japan Is occupying IndO-
China.
China proper is dissatisfied
with the meagre and ineffec-
tive aid IL is receiving from
the Occidental powers.
China is demanding that
the United States and Britain
institute a convoy system to
China, which needs war ma
terials to he a useful and
formidable ally, instead of to
England, which does not need
them.
China is intimating very
broadly that, otherwise, she
may throw i'm her lot with the
other Oriental nations ana
add her three hundred mil
lions of population to the
man power of Japan.
If this occurs, India is ex-
ceedingly likely to join the
general movement and declare
her independence of Occi-
dental rule, and that will
mean not only the disruption
of the British Empire but a
united Oriental continent and
a dominated Oriental ocean at
our Golden Gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Convinced He'll Run

Most leaders are convinced that
The grand jury Judge VIII be IN
the race. issuing indictments and
m ak InC headlines instead OF
stumpinG IN customary fashion
Not until tins week however
did Democrats discover that bowl
ine is a potential candidate for
governor.
There is 4 definite break in rela-
tons between the WAYNE PROSE
cutor and Gov. Murray y. Van
Wagner. Never close. they parted
for all time when Bowling and
Judge Ferguson met the chief ex-
ecutive in a Detroit hotel and filed
removal procee ingS against
County Auditor Edward II. Will
liams. giving Van Wagner no
warning of what was 10 happen.
Under Van WaCOncr'S political
code, he should have been tipped
of about the purpose of their
r11pefinr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Western Union Joins Drive

United States defense savings
stamps in 10-cent and 25-cent de-
nominations were placed on sale
at Western Union Offices Saturday
In addition, +. c. Bowen, local
superintendent, announced that
pay roll deductions for sale of
bonds 10 employees had been put
in effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Governor Is Ignored

The break became absolute whea
Prosecutor Bowling engineered ap-
pointment Of James Friel 10 sue
coed Williams. ignoring the COVER
nef's hone that the Job would 60
10 Ray Hafeli.
Soon thereafter, the prosecutor
forced the dispute into the open by
lnferrlnG before Judge Maurice r..
Trip that the governor is protect
ing Mayor Walter kanar of Ham
tramCk. whose removal hearing
vas completed In October felleW-
inE his indictment.
Governor Van Wagner who has
not yet decided whether the mayor
shall be removed. struck back
with a statement by his legal adj
wiser Byron Ballard. charging
that Bowling prizes headlines
more than the dignity of his Of
fee"
Persons close TO the prosecutor
are quite willing 10 gamble that
when Summer comes, Michigan
voters Will find Bowling as a can
didate against Van Wagner for
The Democratic nomination.
As far as Judge Ferguson is
concerned. he Will be unable to
make an active campaign for the
United States Senate If he chooses
10 run,
His investigation of graft in the
County Building will keep him
busy in the secret grand jury
'hambers. lnasmuch as these ac-
avitles result in front page type,
politicians enviously point out that
no candidate for office could get
better break
Biggest laugh Of the special leg
slatIve session was the Republican
omplalnt that defense councils
rave a majority of Democratic
members in Al of "A counties sur
reyed by the COP.
Republicans were really indig-
Nant over this discovery although
hey did not braZenly charge that
he defense councils are playing
politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Women Fliers Sign Up
In Civil Patrol Here
Mrs. Hammond, Mother of 2, Heads
Squad ron, Calls for Volunteers

Calling All women fiiers IN the
Detroit area
You are needed for enh>tmcn,
IN the new civil air patrol wing
.of the city'S civilian defense.
Mrs. Alice IIirSchman Ham
mond, newly appointed squadron
commander for the womcnS unit.
is asking for recruits. Mrs. Ham
mand. wife Of John :. Hammond
OF 20 Cambridge road. and mother
of two small children. was APP
pointed 10 her post of squadron
leader by Howard -Ha4tiIEF COM
mander Of No. > squadron here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Judge Ferguson.
Downing Put
Fear in Lansing
Politicians Afraid Ace
Probers VIII Run for
Senate end Governorshir
Bv FRANK MORRIS
Iin.. Ntnn CnrrasnnndenI

LANSING. Jan c4-State poll
ticisns are worried over the posi-
billtv that the successful team Of
Judge Homer Ferguson and Prose
cutor William r Bowling Is ready
10 invade the capital not as sin
searching >.cuthS hut as Candl-
dates for oIrlCC.
Republicans long have discussed
the probability mat Judge Fer
guSon viii bc their candidate for
United States senator against
Senator PrentjSS NJ, Brown. who
will he running this year for re-
elect nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
First Application

First 10 fill out her application
10 Commander Hammond va
Mrs. Helen Montgomery Of 1880
Seneca road, Dearborn township.
an expert glider pilot as we'll as
iiler of powered ships.
Other women flicrs 10 Join up
are Mrs. Faye Davies Kirk of
J 1870 WcStwoOd avenue and Mrs.
Howard Hartung of S57 Noting
ham road
Others who are expected 10 APP
ply are: Mrs Margaret Pratt
Chapman of Ills KenSington road.
Mary Jane Stephens of 32l4 Win
demere avenue, and Virginia
Woods of 14lll McttotaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
HoW to Get Going

Said Mrs. Hammond:
The girls may get application
blanks at any airport. Those
blanks will he sent 10 Washing
ton. ID. G., where they are 10
he checked with the FBI and
the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
I'VE want To do a workman
like job and our first task will he
getting our first aid courses be-
hind us, and our restricted radio
telephone licenses. These lie
enses can he procured nv max
ing application for material at
the Federal Building. Ii means
home study, followed by an
examination. The work can be
finished in weeks study AT
home.
Eve will then take courses In
meteorology and navigation
which are now available 10 us,
and there are certain flight jobs
we can do Immediately. Later
when we are qualified we can
do more"
Information about the work car
be obtained by telephoning Mrs
Hammond al her home.
Hartung. who appointed Mrs
Hammond 10 the post of first ali
woman of the metropolitan area
says the women can check black
out effectively and patrol as SPOT.
tiers OF aircraft. one of the first
things TO be taught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

WYE WILL have no time
w then to dispute the
possession of tn q
Libya sand hills. We will
have but little time to pursue
a quarrel, and prosecute a
war among the European ma
tons.
The yellow peril would be
on our front pOrch-and even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Two political buddieS out IN
iamtramc are seeking the
navoralty Cin the event Gov
arnor Van Wagner removes Wal
Ter kanarl and arc remaining
good friends
One candidate for the office is
Anthony TcneroWiCI brother OF
ongle>Sman Rudolph TcnoroWIcl
and president Of the city council
The other is Joseph / WISHewSkI
The CRY commissioner o. public
safety ard Democratic chairman
m. The FIRST District
ConCrc> >man Tercrovlcz. now
controlling political figure IN
lam'ramCk affairs has taken NJ
part in tho friendly struggle al.
though his brother rs a candidate
According 70 reports. Council
man Tcncrowicz au% WIsrewsk
have agreed 10 abide IL a decision
by the Go. WhoeycP gets Tho
endorsement Of the labor organ
ization viii be supported hy %,
other.
Meanwhile they are good friends
And meanwhile kanar continue,
in office although ne was indicted
months ago by tho grand Jury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Confidence in Appointees

The councils were appointed by
Governor Van Wagner. He chose
men in whom he had confidence
and, because he is a Democrat,
most Of his appointees were Demo
Gratis.
However. never has an admins
'rauon given such recognition 10
he opposition party as the gov
ernor in forming these boards Yet
he Republican legislators com
blamed because they controlled
less than a majority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
IN THE NEWS

the smallest defenses, is safe
from any kind of attack.
Germany possesses only an
extremely inferior navy. and
Italy a practically negligible
one.
But Japan, on the Pacific
side, has a powerful navy, and
overwhelming air force, and
a mighty well disciplined,
and well seasoned army. II
is advancing steadily and
rapidly to occupy all the
islands of the Pacific, and to
separate Australia from the
British Empire.
VXIHAT will be the result
such a dramatic
coup:
Let us consider calmly
present conditions i'm the
Orient, and cOnservatively ex-
ercise our imagination.
The Orient has been dOmi-
mated by the white races be-
cause of our superior tech
meal knowledge and our
SUPPOSED superior military
power.
The Oriental race have I'm
in the meantime been acquir-
ing our technical knowledge
and are now proving their
own superior military power.
There is a natural DISPOSE
ton on the part of these
Oriental races to be free from
Occidental domination and
what they consider Occidental
exploitation.
Now, If the Japanese are
allowed to succeed i'm driving
the Occidental races out of
the Pacific, ALL the Oriental
races will surely declare
themselves free from Occi-
dental domination.
Thailand has already done
so.
Burma has tried to do so
through the disaffection of
the Burmese Premier L. Saw.
The English prevented that
alliance with Japan-that re-
lection of the British yoke.
But the armies of Japan
are marching to the aid of
Burma, and that country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Continued from Page One)
Canadian troops at Hongkong
to reach that imperial port.
Canadian National Defense
Minister Leighton RalstOn de-
clares that Canadian troops
who fought at Hongkong did
80 without a single piece OF
The mechanical transport
equipment which they needed
and which had been promised
them and assigned to them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

.THIS is partly due to the
influence of the refu-
gees-ROyal, noble pie
bian and prOletarian - who
cannot see farther than their
own nOses-partly to the fact
that the centers of American
population are on the Atlantic
side of the cOntment-and
partly due to just plain dumb
lack of vision.
As a matter of obvious
fact, there is nothing that
can happen to America or to
England on the Atlantic be-
yond the blowing up of a few
cargo ships.
Germany is being COM
pletely engaged, and defeated
too, by Russia.
England never has been i'm
any real danger of actual in
vasiOn, and the Atlantic
Coast of America, even with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

-Buy a BOmbPr-
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

TN OUR own America, a
somewhat similar indiffer.
ence 10 - or at least
neglect Of-the essential sit.
uati0n exists.
We haze completely failed
adequately to support Mac
Arthur's heroic army i'm the
Philippines.
We are neglectful of the
opportunity which China
offers us to strike at Japan's
flank and rear.
We have been of some be-
lated assistance to the Dutch
East Indies and Australia,
but we are still SingularIy
disposed to wet nurse Eng.
land, and TO consider the At.
lantic as the only important
theatre of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

'slling an women fiiers IN the
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

f X quisite diamond
engSg e ment ring
and wedding band
of solid yellow gold.
Save now!
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Two genuine sparkling
diamonds in the charm
ing case of this fine
Bulova for her" IT.
Jewel movement.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Beautifully styled S.
d IA mond engage
ment ring with an
exquisite 10 dia-
mond wedding ring.
Solid yellow gold
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

de los alemanes de los Carpa-
tos. La conocida prision de il
lava fue ell primer campo de
concentration. Posteriormente,
cuando los nazis empezaron la
deportation de los judios ale
names a las juuderfas polacas
o~frecieron a los esldvacos He
var ALI tambi6n a los judios
del pals. FL 10 de Mayo de
1912. ell Presidente del Depar
tamento de Economic Central
de Moravek, public6 ell siguien
te comunicado sobre las refe-
ridas deportaciones a Polonia :
"En primer lugar fueron de
portados a los campos de con-
contraction los judios j6venes
para que prepararan acomoda
ci6n a los demas. Los judios Sc
gobiernan por un Consejo de
Ancianos, y tienen SD propia
policia y sus tribunales. Estan
empleados en- fabricas v talle-
res, c nsu mayor parte como
sastres y ebanistas, trabajan-
do para las autoridades alema
ms, que solo Sc entienden con
ell Consejo de Ancianos. Este
entrega los productos, recibe
ell pago y vigila y distribuye ell
trabajo. AL ser deportados, los
judios pueden llevar consigo
80 ky. de ropa y comlda. Des
de el 26 de Mario al Is de Ma
70 han sido deportadcs mas
de30,0 900 judios y 5000 salie-
ron de Eslovaquia i~legalmente
A fines dc Mayo, 90 habran
deportado de 5000 a $4,000
judfos, On 81 mayor parte de
Ia Eslovaquia Oriental. Los
judios que son indispensables
desde un punto de vista eco
n6mico ! a qieRas Sc es per
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

LES hermanos Robert E. Man
ming y Jackson E. Manning, de
81 amos ell primero y "a ell Sc
gundo, exsOldados en- ell ejefcito
de Uncle Sam, sc declararon a
yer culpables, en- presench del
juez Hines, de penetrar en- ell
establecimientO Arthur Smith
Music Store y llevarse instru-
mentos de mdsica valuados en-
mas de $500.
Ell dia de Ano Nuevo, en- ell
'bar' Espajo Roto, de la Gale
Franklin una bala del revolver
de Robert hiri6 a Jackson en- ell
est6mago, dejandolo invalido pa
ra siempre.
Fue un accidente que a los
dos parece haber servido de lee
ci6n.
Ell lunes seran cOndenados.
La ley senala una pena maxima
de 10 amos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

mitira la %eStancia en- ell pals,
seran estriclamente s"iecciona
dos. Los judlrs que, con ARE
glo a "a Ley de Deportation,
podraD permanecer Ell Eslova-
Quia, suman pr6x n ente u
nos 5000. Una comisi6n espe-
cial decidira que judios on in
dispensables desd. un punto
de vista econ6mico BESIDE ahO
ra sera aplicado ell c6digo jul
do a todos los miembros de
esta comunidad que permanez
can en- Eslovaquia. En- Bratis-
lava y otras ciudades viviran
en- Gales especialmente elegi'
das. Sc han terminado las ne
gociaciones para 10 v,nta de
las casas poseidas por los iu-
dios."
(ContuNard). 4
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

peZaron en- Eslovaquia hasta
despues de haber entrado los
alemanes en- Praga y de haber
Sc declarado Eslovaquia indie
pendiente. Los llamados Go
misarios de Arianizaci6n" fue-
ron agregados a todos los ne
gocios propiedad de judios o
a aquellos en- que los judiOs tie
MAN intereses. Fueron desti-
tuidos los funcionarios judios T;
cerradas las instituciones cul-
turales Judas y rotas las ven
tanas de las casas ocupadas
por judios, ocurriendo analo-
gos estallidos de la cultura ma
ri por todas parties. FL insig-
nificante peri6dico nazi de
B~ratislava "Der Grenzbote,"
correspondence al 10 de Enc
no de este aho, pGblico un resu-
men de dichas actividades. Di-
ce asf:
"Los judios eslovacos fue-
ron privados durante Ell Gltimo
a6o de 5000 casas, 1890 EN-
presas y 500 asociaciones. No
debemos olvidar que hasta ell
fin della guerra habra en- nues
tro pals 90, 900 judios, es de-
cir, 10000 enemigos que estan
llenos de odio. TODD aquel que
no aborrezca a los judios ms
tintlvamente, debe ser educa-
do a aborrecerlos, aunque sea
necesario usar de metodos e.
n~ergicos."
Esta confession, respecto a la
necesidad de "metodos ener-
gicos' para inculcar ell antiee-
mitismo a los eslovacos, no fue
una amenaza vana, sino la pre-
paraci6n para medidas mas
grves encaminadas a expulsar
a los judios de Eslovaquia
Las deportaciones de judios a
los campos de concentration
de Eslovaquia empezaron tan
pronto como los quislings oslo
.Yacos 1legaron a ser 6rganos
Executives de Ludin y del inge
Mere KArmasin, ea dsrigente
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
HITLER TRAFICANTE
DE ESCLAVOS
1000 marcos pOr un judo
Por J. K. Novak

Londres, agosto.-Este es ell
1ltimo negocio de Hitler con
Eslovaquia; Hitler esta dis
puesto a trasladar de este Es-
tado (por la gracia de los ma
zis) ell 80 por ciento de su po-
blaci6n judfa a cambio del pa
go de cierta cantidad. Men
tras Sauckel, dirigente del
mercado de trabajo de Hitler,
esta hacienda toda la preston
possible, de tipo politico y eco
n6mico, para obtener obreros
de los territories ocupados por
ell Tercer Reich, Ludin, ell en-
viado de Hitler, ha concertado
un pacto con Sano Mach, Mi
nistro del Interior de Eslova-
quia. $1,000 judios de Eslova-
auia seran entregados a los ale
names. Y por cada uno de es-
tos judios, que seran llevados
a las juderias polacas, Eslova-
quia tiene que pagan 1000
marcos. ACADIA de llegar la no
ticia a Londres. La historic de
esta transaction tiene los ST.
guientes antecedentes.
Inmedaitamente deepu@s de
firmado ell llamado Pacto de
Munich, ocurrieron manifesto
clones antisemitas en- distintos
lugares de Eslovaquiua. La pc
blaci6n eslovaca en- conjunto,
no tuvo, sin embargo, partici-
paci6n en- dicha persecution.
Fue perpetrada por ell F. s. un
cuerpo voluntario nazi de ale
names de los Carpatos, ayuda-
dos en- todas parties por los
guardias Hlinka, los s. A. de
los se~paratistas eslovacos. Las
a~costumbradas y barbaras me
didas de appropriation y las ez
pulsiones de los iudiOs. no EN-
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
UNA COMPANlA
AL LITIGIO DE WATSON

Jacksonville, agosto 12.-LaI
compania Moore Pipe & Sprink-
Ter Co., contestando al litigio del
abogado general Watson en- con-
ira del taller cerrado, dice a los
tribunales del estado que firmo
un contrato con los trabajado-
res para obtener tranquilidad
en- las obras que efectGa en- Ia
estaci6n naval aerea.
Watson sostiene que ell talier
cerrado viola la carta de incor-
.poraci6n de la compahia.
w. L. Stanley. letrado de la
compaDia, asegura que la Union
500 de los Obreros que instalan
,sistema de irrigation, Sc negaba
a hacer Ell trabajo a menos que
sc lie concediese taller cerrado.
I'm juicio Sc e~fectuara, ell dia
"a, bajo la presidential del juez
Lewis.