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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Radeni nemeckych lupicIG
" Rusku.

Moskav, IL. ledna N
Oblast kolem Tuly je primo
skolskym pf1kladem pro posu-
zen1 jak nemecka armada v Ru
sku dovede nicit a loupit.
Ia chladnou a pfece tax W.
mluvnou statistikou, kterou
Jsem 81 sestavil pc navsteve Tu-
ly jsou vzpom1nky ma listopad
1941 kdy prfval nemecke ofen-
sivy Sc r1til k Moskve. Nedostal
Sc tam vsak.
Zde je nekolik cfsel: V zeme-
delske a hornicke oblasti, ie-
jlmz strediskem je prdmyslove
mesto lula pc staletf zname svy
mi samovary, Nemci 1pln6 Wy
palili 625 vesnic. Pozarem by
10 zniceno 1892 dom1 naleze-
j1c1ch kolchozn1kGm a 4549 We
fejnych budov.
Tulsky okres nenf ami zeme-
delska, ami dobytkarska oblast.
Nemci Sc tam udrzeli jenom
kratkou dobu a pTece sc Jim
podaTilo uloupiti obyvatelstvu
AZ. O kon1, 35, 900 kus1 dobyt-
ka, $4,000 ovcf. $4,000 vepr1 a
$4,000 kus1 dr1beze.
V teto oblasti byla jedna lis
c1 farma. Nemci pobili vsech
1884 lisek. Sedlaci 81 vecne pc
stuff vcely. Nemci znicili v tul-
ske oblasti 23,5OO 1l6. Tez u
kradli 100000 voz1 a SAM,
$4,000 part plst6nych bot IVA
lenek) a 1880 kozene obuvi.
Seznam ukradenych v6c1 by
mohl pokracovati nekonecne.
Nemci kradli vsechno = hodin-
ky, kosile, samovary, traktory,
pl1nky a sovetske cenne pap1ry.
Pred 1stupem n6mecka ar
mazda ukradla nebo spalila kol-
choz1m 1000 tun obil1, $4,000
tun jine 1rody, $4,000 mouky,
$4,000 brandon a 200, 600 tun
krmiva pro dobytek.
Lonsky jarn1 osevn1 plan byl
splnen z 88 procent, protoze
kdyz byl sestavovan kolchozy
81 neuv6domily rozsah zkazy
zpGsobene Nemci. Ia to pod
zimn1 set1, ktere bylo urceno
die pTedvalecneho planu bylo
jiz pTekonano.
Do lonskeho r1jna 1911 do
MI bylo opraveno nebo move
vystaveno. Nektere vesnice by.
ly 1plne znova v~ystaveny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Slovenska divise ztratila 21S3
muzn ma ruske fronte.
WASHINGTON. (OWD

Washington, (OWD
"Stutgarten Neues Tagblatt''
V techto dnech psal O ztratach
slovenskych vojenskych jedno-
tex ma vychodnf fronte, a uvedl
"a sveho informatora slovenske
no ministra narodn1 obrany
Ferd. Catlose. Poole prohlase-
nj tohoto slovenskeho generala
ztraty slovenske armady ma w
cohdni fronte jsou: 81 mrt-
vych, 673 zranenych, 442 ne
mocnych, 1913 pohresovanych a
90 invalid1. Zprava neudava
vsak podrobnosti, zvlaste dobu
mezi nfz k temto ztratam doslo.
PTedpoklada Sc vsak, re jde o
ztraty z prvn1ch bojG. UTednf
slovenske kruhy zat1m jenom
priznavaj1, re ma vychodnf
fronte bojuje jedna slovenska
divise v s1le asi 10000 muzG,
ackoliv dals1 slovenske divise
pry provadejf strazn1 sluzbu v
Polsku a ma Ukraine. Urednf
statistika vsak naznacuje ztra-
tn daleko vets1 neil by il mo-
hla jedna divise dobre snest.
Tento DOZEN potvrzuje fakt, re
8. ledna 1913 Poole ornament
bratislavskeho rozhlasu byl pen
sionovan general Alexander
Cunderlik, vrchn1 velitel slo-
venske rychle divise, ktera by
la poslana ma ruskou frontu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Zadni Quislingove ma Ukraine.

Londyn, 16. ledna (ONA)
Nacist6 ztratili nadeji, re Sc
jim podaTi najft ma Ukraine
nejak6 mfstnf Quislingy, kterf
by slouzili jejich plandm. Do
kazuje to nepTimo ornament
n6meckeho tisku, re ma Ukraji-
ne Dude zavedena este nemec-
ka sprava.
Ukrajina je pro hence ne
sm1rne dGlezita strategicky a
krone toho i jake obilnice. Ma
este davno neil vpadli do u
krajini uverejnovali grandios-
nj plany exploitace tohoto 1rod
neho dzem1. Jenze kdyz tam
pTisli nasli jenom spalenou re-
mi a smrtelnou ~nenavist.
Ukrajinsky gauleitr a SPRAY
ce, Koch, napsal list6 "Ukri-
ner Zeitung", re proukrajinska
politika must byti opust6na ably
mohli jfti ku pTedu s u
skutecnovanfm svych plant.
Be- NemcG, p1se nacista Koch
vyslovne, Ukrajina by byla
chaotickym staten, a proto u
krajinci must pochopiti, re ne
mohou vladnout V zemi. Nemci
ocekavajf velke zasoby potra-
vim z Ukrajiny p1se dale Koch,
ale nemohou ne doufat drive
dokud nebudou vladci mad u
krajinskou zemedelskou vyro-
bou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdYy.

Minuly patek vecer byl
zajlmavy program ma Stanici
WFBR. Program tax zvany
Double or Nothing, ktery O.
znamuje krajan Louis Havrila
a jest vydrzovan firmou vyra-
belief Feen-a-mint, byl venovan
ku pocte Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky. Mluvil ma mem pan Jan
Papanek, csl. diplomat, pax
byla zazp1vana hymna Cesko-
slovenska "Kde domov mGj" a
Mad Tatrou Sc blyska" "a do
provodu orchestra Rusa Brush
Iowa. Dale mel kratky proslov
o bojfch ma pousti v Africe d.
stojnfk csl. armady kapitan
Lobkovic, ktery take We hre
Double or Nothing" vyhral
$4,000, ktere venoval csl. GER
venemu kr1zi. Pan Papanek byl
odm6n6n "a svGj proslov $40,
kter6 rovn6z daroval ma csl.
cerveny krfz.
= Eastern a Douglas Vyssi
skoly budou museti ,byti zavre-
ny pred ukoncenfm zimy, jestli-
re nedostatek odeje potrva. Je-
dina Skola byla ma den zavTena
pro nedostatek uhlf. Vsechny
baltimorske skoly krone dvou
vySe jmenovanych jsou vytap6-
ny uhlfm.
- Jmena tT1 medik1 z Ma
ryland University byla ozna-
mena We zprave z polnf nemoc-
nice bl1ze Buna Mission. Jsou
to :kapitan Edwin Miller a Will
liam Lang a poruc1k James r.
Karus, kteT1 slouzf pod majo-
rem William l.. Garlickem.
= Zam9stnanci Rustless l.
ron a Steel Co. v Baltimore v
poctu 100 byli ockovani prot
neStovicfm. Tato nakazliva ne
moe vypukla malem meTftku
mezi sedlaky v Lancaster, Pa.
Take byl oznamen mirny pr1-
pad teto nemoci jiznfm Mary
landu.
= Guverner O'Conor pTedlo-
I'll V pondelf marylandske Ia
kondarne budget ma rok 1914
45, ktery Dude nizs1 o 1884,
GOT neil v roce 1942-43.
= Hooper S. Miles byl zno-
vu-zvolen jake Statnf Poklad-
nix ma spolecne schGzi obou do
MI naSi Zakonodarny. Ma teto
schGzi statnf Senator J. w. Gro
min podal navrh, by ma pr1st6
byl statni pokladnfk volen We
vseobecnych volbach v listopa-
du 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
POUZE 3 PRI-
JELLY KU DVERfM DIVADLA
lyric.

Koncem minuleho tydnu byl
poTadan koncert p6vkyne Lily
Ponsa B~altimorskeho Symfo-
nickeho orchestra. K tomuto
koncertu dostavilo Sc 3057 ma
vst6vnikG. Bylo zde pozorovat
1einek zakazu pouzfvanf auto
mobiln a taxi ku ~navsteve "a
bav. Neprijel AMI jeden taxi
ien 8 soukrome automobily, je-
jichz cfsla 81 v pohotovosti &C.
kajfcf policejnf ceta lined po-
znamenala,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
TIL Americans.
W %ashington, (OWI)

New York Times" v techto
dnech mel dvodnfk nadepsany
"Tfi American6'', komentoval
v mem jednotu nasich americ-
kych vojenskych jednotek te-
mito slovy:
"TFi americt1 letci zemreli
pri vykonu sve vojenske povin-
nosti kdyz v San Juanskem pri-
stav6 ma Porto Riku Sc zfitilo
kratce pc startu americke ma
mofnf letadlo. Bylo to porucfk
Edward Mallory Vogel z Err
win, Texas, zbroj1F lizzie Gold
berg z Bronxu, N. Y. a namoTnf
letecky mechanic Edwin j. ST.
powski z Waukeganu, Ill.
Minuly tyden byli pohrbeni
vedle sebe ma hTbitoye V San
turce. DGstojn1ci a voj1ni je-
jich skvadrony nesli rakve a
protestantsky kaplan vykonal
obrady mad Voglem, katolicky
knee "a S~ipowskiho a zidovsky
rab1n "a Goldberga. Vlajka,
"a n1z Sc bill, vlala mad kaz-
dym z mich, cestna ceta kazde-
no z mich pozdravila. Jejich
tri RUNE v1ry je ned6lily. Je-
jich spolecna vfra V nasi vec a
svobodu je spojila, jake spoju-
je miliony tech, kteTf nosf uni
formu branne moci teto zeme."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Prvni skupina slovenskych
NemcI z S. S. gard jiz odjela
ma frontu.
Curpch, (ONA).

Bratislavsky rozhlas oznamil,
re prvn1 skupina S. S. gardistG,
kter1 byli zrekrutovani z Mem
c1 re Slovenska, odjela ma W.
chodn1 frontu. Ackoliv rozhla-
sova relace oznamuj1ci tuto u
dalost citovala projev gauleitra
Karmazina. v nemz tento Tekl,
re representanti slovenskych
NemcG jsou nesm1rne vdecni
Adolfu Hitlerovi "a takovou
pfllezitost v jine relaci Gaulei-
tr Karmazin ostre spflal ulej-
vakGm a zbabelc1m mezi slo-
venskymi Nemci, kterf pry Uni
Gill solidaritu nemeckeho slo-
venskeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Tuka Sc vidal mistopredsednic-
tvi " Hlinkove strans.
wv ashington. (OWIl


Bratislavsky rozhlas v techto
dnech oznamil, re slovensky
ministersky pTedseda Bella Tu-
ka sc VIDAL sveho mistopTedsed
nickeho m1sta v Hlinkove ludo-
We strane. Jeho m1sto We stra-
ne nyn1 zastava POOLE vladh1no
nar1zen1 z IL. ledna 1913 Ka-
rol Mederly. Informovane kru-
by Sc domn1vaj1, re k teto akci
doslo ably Sc zm1rnilo neustale
napet1 mezi Hlinkovou stranou
a Hlinkovymi gardami, ktere
neustale zapas1 O prvenstvf ma
Slovensku. Tuka zTejme dava
pfednost gardistGm a zavisf ma
ozbrojene jejich moci neil ma
klesaj1cfm politickym vlivdm
strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Nestesti ma draze B.. & 0.

We stredu odpoledne udalo
Sc velke nestesti "a stanic1
Woodstock B. & O. drahy. Ko-
tel u l~okomotivy, tahnouci pres
sto vozG e%xplodoval pri cemz
pfisli O zivot Hugh Herring,
strojvddce, Joseph H. Crapsey,
topic a vrchni brzdaT Milton
Boylan. Kotel byl wren 400
stop pred pohybujfcim Sc VIA
KEN. Poole predbezneho W.
setrovani kotel praskl nasled-
KEN nedostatku vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Nemecke vojenske reservy wy
cerPany Jig loni ma iare.

Moskva, Is. ledna (ONA)
Dokumenty, ktere paddy do
rukou rude armady "a jejfho
nynejsfho postupu ukazuji, re
tax zvan1 "polo" a "ctvrt" Eide
byli zafazeni do n6mecke arma
dy jiz cd lonskeho dubna. To
naznacuje, re jiz tehdy Hitler
mel nedostatek reserv.
NaT1zenf podepsane Hitle-
rem a sefem stabu Keitelem ma
lezene v jednom nemeckem Sta
bu rozkazuje okamzite povola-
nj do brann6 sluzby muzd, KITE
II mali so procent zi6ovske kr-
We a nebo tech, jejichz man
zelky jsou zidovky a nebo tech,
kteff mali 25 procent zidovske
krve a nebo jejichz manzelky
jsou z ctvrtiny zidovky. Muzi
" prve skupine Sc nemohou sta
tt dGstojn1ky a mali byti odlou-
.ceni cd ostatn1ch vojfn6. Povy-
SEMI V druhe skupine povoluje.
samotny Hitler.
Narfzenf je dobry dokladem
jak Hitler dovede popfrat sve
vlastn1 teorie kdyz Sc mu to no
di. A je videt, re je mu jiz
hodne zle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
DOPIS.
Chicago, 18. ledna 194s

Chicago, 10. ledna 1943.
Telegram,
843 N. Washington ST.,
Md.
Ctena redakce!
Srdecne dekujeme "a veske-
rou spolupraci S 1radovnou
Narodnlho Svazu Ceskych Ka-
tol1kG v roce uplynulem a wy
prosujeme ST teto Vast prime i
budoucnosti.
Prejem mnoho zdaru v No
vem Roce 1913.
Ia Vyk. Vybor Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych KatolfkG:
Jan Voller, predseda
Prof. Julius Kuchynka, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
JugoslavSti partyzani zatapeji
ose.
WASHINGTON n

Jugoslavstf partyzani jsou
Ease pine akci a ztrpcujice
zivot okupacn1m armadam O.
sy. Partyzani mali svGj vlast-
nj zbrojn1 prGmysl, ktery jim
dodava zbrane, mali tez mini
~sterstvo propagandy, ably Sc jul
goslavska veTejnost dozvedela
co Goebbels neTekne.
Italsky pTednf list "Giornale
d'Italia" oznamuje, re italstl
voj1ni v Jugoslavii vedou tezky
zivot a re nepfitel je proste
Ivsude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
Nasilne deportace PolakI do
Nemecka.
II. ledna. N

Londyn, IL. ledna, (ONA)
Nemecke tiskove zpravy z
Krakova oznamuj1, re "a pro-
since bylo dopraveno nasilne
do Nemecka z oblasti polskeho
|guvernmentu 25,543 Polak1,
coz je o 25 procent vice prot
listopadu 1912.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-22
DOPIS.

Krajan6m a krajankam v
Baltimore!
Srdecny pozdrav a ceskou
vzpomfnku S pranfm vseho do
br6ho v tonic Novem Roce "a
sfla yam Ceska-krajanka re sv.
Dobrotive.
Mary Anna Vacura.
1000 Oak St.,
Austin, Minnesota
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The union times., 1943-07-24
Union Raped For Helping 
Walt Disney Not Happy About Activities Of
 Cartoonists Guild

HOLLYWOOD-There ought to be a limit on. the free war work done by unions and their members. some producers believe. It is rather a delicate subject to bring up, of course, but Anthony C. O'Rourke, lawyer and labor contact man for Walt Disney, found an opportunity to make some informal comments to that effect while explaining con- tract details to the executive board of the Screen Cartoonists Guild (AFL).
 As reported to the rank and file by "The Animator," the locals paper, O'Rourke ''took it upon himself to criticize the aid and comfort that the union is giving the government"
 The cartoonists have set up a story board in their union to work out a new approach in the technique of sell ing war bonds from the screen. This grew out of a discussion with Treas ury Dept. representatives, and if the solution of the union cartoonists is approved commercial producer will probably get the job of making the picture
 ''Mr. O'Rourke is opposed to this" The Animator said. 'He said that the government has plenty of money and no one should do any thing for the government for noth- ing"
 O'Rourke's boss is not the only producer making films for govern ment agencies. But the Disney lot has been humming since the war started and it is frequently stated that most of its activity is non-pro- fit work. Apparently every little non-profit job counts.
 Screen Cartoonists recently produc-
 Continued on Page Three)
The union times., 1943-07-24
Judge Slick May Be Too Slick For Us
Teamsters Demand His Im- peachment In Anaconda
 Wire Case

INDIANAPOLIS = Impeach- ment of Federal Judge Thomas w. Slick of Fort Wayne, who fined AnacOnda Wire & Cable Co. and its officials total of $3l, ,OOO in a re- cent $5,OOO,OOO fraud, was de- manded this week by ''The Indiana Teamsters' official organ of the Indiana State Drivers Council, IntI. Bro. of Teamsters.
 In an editorial entitled, "His Honor Stinks," the publication demanded :: Are men to be rewarded for trea- son?"
 The company was fined $10,00O af- ter it had placed nolo contenders to the charges of deliberately shipping defective cable to the Soviet Union. Officials were fined total of $21,OOO. Atty. Gen. Francis Riddle said that the company's activities had endan- gered the lives of American soldiers and sailors.
 ''We believe" the editorial said, ''this whole stinking mess should be the subject of searching investi- gatiOn by the Senate of the United States. We believe Judge Slick should be made to pay the penalty for his grOtesque conception of jus tice. It looks as though the Ana cOnda company had more than electrical devices to help them when they set out to defraud their gov ernment and reap a criminal profit from the blood of soldiers and sail Ors.
 The decision is as rotten as the crime"
The union times., 1943-07-24
Connecticut La n dlOrds Need Curbiing
State AFL Leaders Support Legislative Plan Put For ward By Harold V.
 Feinmark
By ROBERT B. BICKEL

Harold V. Feinmark, presi- dent of the New Haven Gen. tral Labor Council, stated this week that he would introduce a resolution at the next meet ing of the Council, asking the Conn. Federation of Labor to include in its legislative pro- gram a bill prohibiting Con- necticut landlords from dis eliminating against families with children.
 "This evil is one that has no place i'll our society,"" Feinmark declared, adding: "Like all forms of discrimination it is not in ac- cord with the principles of democ- racy and at this particular time is demoralizing to the war pro- gram"
 He stated that a law should be enacted to do away with the prac- tice of barring children from liv- ing quarters in dwelling units suit able for families with children. Some apartments large enough to accommodate such families are moi fully utilized because renters re- strict their use to adults only.
The union times., 1943-07-24
Law Against Barring Children Is Urged
Labor's Fight For Wage Adjustment
 At Boiling Point

Organized labor's battle to lift the Little Steel" formula and win wage adjustments for the nations workers equal to the rise in the cost of living became hot ter this week.
 The struggle came to a climax at a windup of National War Labor Board hearings on union demands for pay raises to a million shipbuilding work CTS. It boiled over also in clashes between labor and public members of the board involving sevesal other wage cases.
 In the shipbuilding dispute, union chiefs called for pay increases equiv alent to living cost advances since the spring of 1o42, when wages in the shipyards were stabilized at national labor management government confer ence in Chicago.
 Morse Throws Cold Water
 Wayne L. Morse, public member of the board, threw cold water on the request
 We cannot sit here and continue to raise wages in high-paid brackets by granting further general wage in creases, even though other agencies of the government have not yet car ried out their full obligation under the economic stabilization program, , Morse declared.
 His outburst was taken to indicate that public members may vote to deny a raise to the shipbuilding employees under the Little Steel' formula, which limits increases to IS per cent above the level prevailing in January, 1941, even though the overall cost of living has mounted by at least 25 per cent.
 Vice-President Charles J. Mac Gowan of the International Brother hood of Boilermakers fired back that the Little Steel" formula should not be applied to shipbuilding.
 Different Relationship
 "We are in a different relationship to the Little Steep yardstick than perhaps any other industry" he said. Our people gave away something in the Chicago conference on stabiliza- ton. They agreed to take only an -cent-an-hour increase, when they were entitled to 13 cents under their
 (Continued on Page Three)
The union times., 1943-07-24
Anti-Rent Control Campaign Started

WASHINGTON. Atty. Howard McCann of the Smith committee staff admitted this week that he had visited the office of the Natl. Assn. of Real Estate Boards while he was writing a draft of the committee report on O.P.A. rent control. "I have gone over to their office to get information" he said. I've discussed the report with any number of people interested. Of course the association helped present evidence before the committee"
 Asked if the tentative report, which he mailed earlier in the day to mem- bers of the committee, contained a recommendation that rent be generally increased 103o in defense where rents are frozen, he said the report might be changed and thus he shouldn't comment.
 But I don't think there1l be any report" he said confidently. And l know there's been propaganda about its being an industry report. But it isn't"
 Chairman Howard Smith has ob- tained permission to file it during the recess.
The union times., 1943-07-24
Green Urges ThunlbsDown 0nLaborF
Congressmen Who Voted For Smith Connally Bill
 To Be Mixed

President William Green of the A. F. of L. this week served notice that organized labor will apply one sole test to candidates for reelection to Congress next year.
 That test will be: ''Did you vote for the vicious Smith-Co nalIy bill?"
 Labor will exert all means within its power to bring about the defeat in 1914 of every Congressman and Senator who supported that shackling measure, Green announced.
 His declaration dashed the hopes of some reactionary solons that their vote on the Smith Connally law might be forgiven" because they backed other proposals favored by labor.
 ''Curse'' Still Stays
 Many of these legislators, after ramming through the drastic anti labor bill over President Roosevelt's $ veto, tried to take the "curse" off their vote by going down the line on minor measures sought by the labor move ment
 That won't help them a bit, Green made clear in a ringing address to the International Longshoremen's Union convention in New York.
 Continued on Page Three)
The union times., 1943-07-24
nn.Barbers To Hold 1943
 Meeting Here
Forty-Second Convention To Convene In Labor
 Temple, Sept. 6

The 42nd Annual State Convention of the Conn. Association of Journey man Barbers will be held Labor Day, Sept. 6, in New Haven, Joseph De Paola, executive-secretary, announced this week.
 Business sessions of the affair will be held in the New Haven La- bOr Temple, and the social session at the Carde Hotel. The discussions will center about the educational program of the Association, said DePaola, who is Connecticut's Barber Commissioner. He will re- port on the recent session of the Legislature.
 Anthony Merlino, New Haven, in- ternational vice-president, will repre- sent the parent body at the conven- ton. Officers of the Association will be elected.
 The present local officers are:
 Joseph Summa, Local 732. Wa terbury, president; Frank Spadola, 2l5, New Haven, first vice-presi- dent; other vice-presidents- ard Parracino, 73, Hartford. sec- Ond; Michael Petruzello, 648, Mid dletown, third, Frank Nappi, 2I6, Derby, fourth; Alfio Urbinati, 337, Norwich, fifth; James Mola, 725, South Norwalk, sixth; Vincent Sor- tino, 695, Torrington, recording secretary; and Carl Calasso, 845, Stamford, secretary; DePaoIa, 88. Meriden, executive secretary.
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Feinmark said that he would ask the Council to urge the Federation to seek early action on legislation to correct this evil. He would have the matter brought to the attention of legislators at the next session of the General Assembly whether it be a special session called by the Gov. ernOr or the regular session.
 STATE SURVEY
 A survey of opinion among Hart ford, New Haven and Bridgeport unionists made by THE UNION TIMES this week reveals that organized labor is strongly opposed to landlords dis crimination against families with chi1- dren. All persons interviewed assailed the practice which they characterized with such terms as "un-American," vicious" "a bad racket" and as a form of sabotage. All declared that it should be stopped. A number of those interviewed were or are even now the victims of this form of dis 
 One example of how cruel this prac- tice can be is afforded in the case of
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