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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Plane Riddled by 1859 Bullets,
Mount Clemens Man Unhurt

Muir, of 1913 Walbrook Avenue.
Baltimore, Maryland. radio op-
orator.
Staff Sergeant Leonard O.
Hobbs, of Linnwood, Kansas,
ball turret gunner.
Sergeant Thomas II Wagner,
of 1905 Columbine street. Den
yer, Colo, top turret gunner.
Staff Sergeant Alfred V. Hern-
don, of 337 South Olive street
Los Angeles, Calf, tail gunner
Except for Herndon, who is A.
years old and was Marine
Corps gunner in World War l
the average age of the crew is
81 years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Auxiliary Firemen
10 Meet Wednesday

The auxiliary firemen will
meet at 1870 Wednesday al the
Fire hall instead of on Thurs
day-for this week only, Com
mander Bert Lozen said today.
The change is due to the grad
uation exercises on Thursday
evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Deki|Ie's Daughter
Takes a Husband

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
June Is - (P) - Agnes DeMille
daughter of film producer Will
liza mDeMille. and Lieut.. Wal
ter Prude of the Army Air Fore
es were married yesterday by
the Rev. j. Herbret Smith in All
Saints Church. Miss DeMille
was known in New York as a
dancer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Rent Control Official
10 Appear in City

Alton II. Noe, Circuit court
commissioner, has been notified
by Hicks Griffiths of the rent
control division of the OPA that
they will send a man to Mount
Clemens at stated intervals to
discuss landlord and estate dis
putes.
Further details concerning
this announcement will be made
public shortly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Producers Ex-Wife
Plans 10 Wed AGAIN

HOLLYWOOD, June 15-tF
Ruth Selwyn, former wife Of
movie producer Edgar Selwyn,
and John Warburton, English
actor, said, today they would be
married within the next few
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

MARCH ~ 70 4PRH eD
Aries-Be ON the lookout Ion
impoStors, yutrudcrs. unscrupulou,
schemors. Take everything sen.
sibly-no anxiety, CONFUSION on dis
illusionment. Its YOUR rcspon.
sibility, do a good Job
April ~ TO Nay ~
Taurus - Don't get ahead of
yourself. but do keep mp with every
duty and the knowledge your inter-
ests demand And when your lci-
sure time comes. really relax 20
build energy and vitality for ncAt
day.
NAY ~ TO JJNE o.
Gemiui-All the benefits Of pres
ent advantages cannot be diScerned
hut the faith and viii you staHHehiy
put back of your endeavor Will
show them in due time
- JUNE - "a July ~
Can BE painStahIng i'm
details that attend important mat
ters, have great care handling
moneys, others affairs. carrying
out vital activities and giving COM
mands. Conscientiousness stressed
JULY =. TO AUG. p
Leo-Don't let work, new tasks.
indlsposition or demand Of others
cause YOU TO feel down" lose en-
thusiasm or become upset. DO as
much as YOU possibly can. all OF 10
well and then have confidence that
will turn out well
AUG. ~ TO SEPT. %
Pir0 o--You may not have rs
many obstacles and setbacks AS
others, but you will not have every
thing your way-and you shouldn't
It's good for us all 10 have opposi-
ton, II teaches preparedness, pa
thence, fuller determination.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
L4bra-You may have TO take
orders from those you don't espe-
cially like. and adhere to seemingly
needless rules or regulations, These
are part of good training, mentally
and physically. Libra can take it
show en- Protect personal affairs
OCT. - TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-Care particularly urged
in any matters or plans that in
volve numbers of people, in govern
ment moves, war problems, family
affairs.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sd0ittdrilts - More benefits and
than this day at first
shows. Keep smiling. no matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

tnQ ~ iC >'oJS,
T ~ TTI i...
the ups amt downs or the rranki.
ncsf OF others ntold good can be-
begun Now for the future. News
of interest
ne. ef|TO JAV. en-
Capricorn 40 difference what
type ~ work YOU DO, precautions,
extra vigilance and diligence are
important nov. Think logically
ITS urgent for wise action The
daily schedule should not be upset,
switched for less essential activi-
ties.
jan. ., TO FEE. N
i9ngrips-Nou cannot do all Of
one kind and nothing of other use
ful, necessary things; eyenue>~.
fairness, Of which Aquarius ha, a
goodly share. and well-balanccd
schedule needed. Protect personal
and your work affairs.
FEB. II To MARCH 1O
PScCS-We cannot always see
what is being done IN various
places that involve our interests,
but the effect today is generally
visible. Get better acquainted with
rivic and world affairs, no excuse
for ignorance now! And Pisces IS
really the intellectual type.
4 CHiLD horn on this day.;
Keen. hat often has not the JUNCTION
10 put across It's ability Talented
IN many ways. Mild a a rule, gen
'rous with time and possessions.
Should guard against wrong type
" associates, uneven diet, indie
'ision, hurry.
Copyright l9f3. hy KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Quick Que stions

To confound spies. the names
AL and BIZ were used re-
Gently 10 designate what two
leaders?
Poison Sumach is: (a) a drug;
(b) a shrub, (cl a disease.
is located on what
river famous in song?
Vicar of Wakefield is
the work of what famous
author?
What automobile race held on
Long Island. n. Y. for many
years was named for a we'll
known American family
The House of York and the
House of Lancaster figured in
what war named for a flower?I
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Bright Sayings
OF Children

The Times Is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published
Today 81 goes TO Miss Tene
Wolfe, $50 Afford road, Dundee.
Her young nephew, while watch
ing his grandmother remove the
feathers from a chicken, asked:
"Watcha dOin', Gramma, TAX
Ing the chickens sweater off ?"
Mail your iavorite child's say
ings 10 Bright Sayings of Chill
dren, Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Your Horoscope

Frsuysv Rr1ks,
The Detroit Times,
l1,{ Times Sauafs, Detroit Mich.
PLEASE SIND Ny INDlNID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
month, Of 1919.
w, Born
Month ............,... Day ....,
SrHd nc and Sclf-A2dtcue&
Siam ped Entciobf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Horoscope
By Frances
Drake
fT y JUT7yC p

Look loiu Buhdrg Cones 0d Iad What Your
Otfool rs, According 'o 'iC >'nts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Fighting Man. Friend
Once Rejected,
Not Permanent

MISS v b. @ My hoy fricnc
took his physical examination fol
the army and was rejected. W.
want 10 get married, but ne j,
afraid that if we do ne viii be
drafted even though he was re-
lcCtcd The first time Please adj
wise me IN your column whether
tins - true.
A-No classification II per-
manent. He may he called up for
examination again and be in
Quoted into the army on "A linn
tied military service basis.
MIR J. J. NJ: q My wife and
have separated and ] expect 10 bC
indicted soon My wife IS work
ing and there are no children. Id
like my mother 10 get the allOt-
mCnt Can my wife file for an al
lotment? II she were not working
can she claim II then Can man
IN the army get a divorce If ne
starts proceedings before he
leaves
A-NOur mother l. not en-
titled 10 the allotment unless
she has looked 10 YOU for CON
siderable portion OF her support.
Whether or not your wife il
working she Is entitled Ia the
allotment. You should consult
an attorney about the divorce.
A. L.; q Can my husband make
out his insurance to any one out
side Of his wife? viii my allow
ance be stopped when my has
band Is promoted?
A-YOur husband does moi
have tn take out insurance. but
II he does he may name aS bene-
ficiary n wife, child. mother,
father, sister or brother.
The benefits of the Allowance
and Allotment Act are limited To
certain relatives and dependents
of privates, privates first class.
teChniCians firth grade, cor
porals, technicians fourth grade,
and line sergeants. Dependents
OF men In higher grades must
look To voluntary allotments
from the officers or soldiers
pay for their support.
w. r. b. Q-PleaSe tell me
where | could send for a booklet
about the WAAC.
A-Write 10 Army Recruiting
and Induction Station, 1895 East
Jefferson.
MRS. L. A. c.: @ Ny husband
wrote stating he had named me
beneficiary Of his insurance
Should L have been notified to
hat effect?
Ayes. For inf0rcation reIa-
tive to this write 10 the Director
of Insurance, T.. =. Veterans
\ d m nistration, Washington.
ID. G.
MRS. L. J.: Q-My husband is
low in ga We have a one-year-
Id baby. My husband is employed
5 mechanic and has been for
ONE time VIII he be deferred
ecauSe of his employment, as
now mechanics will be needed?
A-Only your husbands draft
board can tell you whether he
will he deferred. Mechanics are
needed In the army. too.
o. X. D.: A-YOur husband
may make application for alIOt-
ment for the baby which you
will receive after the applica-
ton has been approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Daily Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. connolly

l. What name is given to: (a)
water saturated with salt; CD
the principal -- ingredient in
cheese; tc) a device for regu-
lating the speed of engines ?
, The United States flag: Ca)
how many points in star
point upward; tb) how many
white stripes; Cc) how is the
number of stars determined :?
, Fiji the blank; ta) the science
Of plant life is ....; (b)
acoustics is the science of
$3.50; CO. geology is the
science of the earth as shown
IN ..,...!
These are famous places. Fill
the blanks ta1 Black Hole of
....; (b) the Pied Piper Of
$3.50; tc) the witch OF
IF you describe a man this way,
what do you mean: "a argus
eyed; Cb) PythiaS; Co Niobe ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

ERE pleasant little game that will give
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters first II the number
II the number is less than
your number Start the upper left
check OF key
Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures give you. 2-I6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
TIM TYLER'S LUCK
TILLIE

n WOODLAND STIFFNESS BROKEN ~
a RACING clAST PhTRSL CAR
ElCNs6 q OESERTED NA6crI TRAil---
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
4aaSG

When VIII the chIcle be ready to send to the coaSt?" she asked.
 Renaldo turned to her. a gleam of proud satisfaction in his dark eyes. "Thcn we shall begin pack ing the mules" Drawn out on the subject by her sudden show of in- terest he began a description of the process of sending chicle to the States. He stroled with her out onto the veranda still deep in his subject. When he had finished, he 1t his pipe.
 "Fascinating, isn't it2" he said
 Lila blew q wreath of smoke and answered steadily. No. It's completely boring to me"
 The spaniard stared at her tin his lighted match burned his fin- gers. She regarded him with cyn. teal humor, as she burst Oil: in sudden venom, q hate the whole stupid businessi hate this miser- able excuse for existence down herep
 Then why" Renaldo asked. 'cO you stay nereY
 "Because Barry won't go home, she said. "And I won't go with out him"
 Renaido's black eyes sharpened You're afraid of his attacks of fever perhaps?" he said softly.
 She met hIs gaze for q long minute. Then sine said bIuntly. T am afraid of Allison Topping"
 With a glow of satisfaction she saw apprehension leap into the Hpaniard's eyes. T thought you might help me get Barry back to the States" she said quietly. She felt easier. She had not mlsiudged the handsome Renaldo. He was in love with Allison. He would give Q great deal to be rid Of Barry at this moment. 'But Barry is determined to complete the mine negotiations with the Quiches." he drowned.
 "If the Clutches proved - too url- friendly" Lila murmured cryp- i tically, 'because of his first enc sec he was only hurting the cOm- pany's cause, and would go back with me-"
 "But don't believe they will" :" | Renaldo's low vOice objected"
 Then surely - he could bt given a strong impression Of un- friendllness Her black eyes 1 held the spanlard hypnotically aa she murmuFed on.
 (Eo Sc ComtlnueAD mFrv QwAm nreNIgan nrAnaDe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
LEI.A'6 PLOT CHAPTER xxu

9,msat was bathing the estancia eAsaEang In e crimson mist when xAln. Barry and Renaldo came out ge the jungle. A chattering flock ot naxakeeta beat noisy wings in sud- aan flight.
 Darry's hand closed on Lila'a arm.
 sTechnlcolor, uhp" he whis- rnred. lie stood watching the hRillinnt scene and Renaldo paused heslde him. 4 muffled fury and aesperation caught up Lila. Would &ho fools never get back to the housea But she forced herself to stand quietly.
 s'lk's what gets you about jungle country" Barry said. You never know what mad whim nature will he throwing next"
 snsn.s Renaldo smiled. You enly know it will be sudden -- and vlgnrous."
 They moved on finally. and efuased the clearing,
 Alllson greeted them from the varanAa. ln the sunset glow. she waa a misty vision in her full ekirted evening gown of Sheerest tnlle. Lila could have killed her.
 "We're having q partyi" cried Allison gaily.
 "A party" said Barry What
 s,Its Renaldo's birthday" Al- lls0n sent the spaniard a mis- eAievouz smile. Cook told me. NAe said father always had her bake a cake for him. So we're having one tonight"
 The handsome Renaldo for once loat his savoir aire. He stuttered an his confusion. You you shouldn't have gone to that trou- niels But he was pleased.
 "Ktb been a rather strenuous day." lila began with controlled mnRer. Couldn't VIC postpone--"
 Renaldo looked sharply disap-
 Allison cried. "oh. you can't p1Htpone . birthday partyl"
 And Barry chimed in. T think ft'n he jolly"
 xflA swept in to her room. If xt warent that ahe wanted Barry even more than she wanted to get her hands on that yellow haired vixenl she thought sav- aaely. 4 shower took away some of the fatigue from her aching body. but she was still in no hlin0r for a party. It didn't help Der mood. either. to have Allison 0k1er to lend her an evening gown te make a change from the one 9i1e had ben wearing each night.
 'sThls win do nicely" she mur. NsuEed. slipping the dark satin 0scr her head. But she aeethed Hlriosisiy as she snapped it up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-29
'o SERIAL STORY
 DARK LUNCHES
BY JOHN C. FLEMING c LOIS EBY :ss sH'
coPValeHT. teA9. MgA SERVICE. ING.

and fastened her diamond clips at her ears and breast. She was sick of the dress --- almost a& sick of 1t as she was of this place. Something must happen soon. She couldn't carry on this ridiculous masquerade much longer -- not even for Barry Fielding. If he thought more of this awful coun. try and this blonde than he did of her.
 Rut she went out to the living room looking tall and regal and serene.
 Slim, dark Renaldo, in spotless whites. was q handsome gallant. and Barry. with his broad shoulders his clean-cut features. his engag- ing grin. looked the spirit Of con- vivality
 Over the shining. hand hewp mahogany table they toasted Re- naludo. the candlelight gleaming on their copper cups of wine
 "I wish for you many. many happy years on the plantation" :" Allison cried.
 Renaldos black eyes held n sudden gleaTn as they met Ali son's across the table. Ills voice was low, vibrant with tenSe ques- tioning.
 May ! hope the same for you?" he said.
 Barry glanced sharply at the girl. She ignored the significant tone and went on smiling warmly and hlithcly at Renaldo Thank you" she murmured. Its not exactly the way you welcomed me. L 1t. Barry?"
 Tt is not" said Barry. And the three of them laughed with deep amusement. Tn fact" Barry added. grinnlng, "Renaldo and 1 had pact to get you on the next boat back"
 Tt wasn't nice Of you" Allison declared. "I don't like trickery."
 Neither do l." said Barry with sudden fervor.
 Alllson'a eyes met Lila's for the brieiest Instant. their laughter definitely mocking
 One delicate, rich course fol- lowed another. As the lighted cake was carried in, an Indian played his marimba in the moon- lit living room. the wailing native melody weaving through their laughter. Through the low. wide windows the dark figures of na- lives could be seen drifting at q respectful distance from the Big House for . glimpse of the gala scene.
 Barry smiled across at Lila. with company like this. darling" he cried. it won't matter If the quicksilver mines keep us down here for yearsi"
 Moi" Lila echoed with a sharp laugh. She turned to Renaldo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Aviso al PubicO y a Ia Association de
Manufacturers de TabaCOS

tan dispuestOs y ansiosos de que
este asunto Sc arregle. En- Inca
con este deseO, los trabajadOres
hacen la siguiente proposition p1-
blica a los manufacturers:
Que ell Alcalde o cual-
quiera otra off :ialidad p6blica o
civica que Sc acuerde, lame a los
manufacturers y a los represen-
tantes de los trabAjadores, este es,
ell Comite Consultivo Conjunto,
que acudan a un mitin pdblico con
ell prop6sito de componer las d.
f~erencias, 81 es possible.
2.-Que ell Official local de la
comisi6n de personal de guerra Y
ell Representative del servicio de
c~onciliaci6n del DEPARTMENT. de
Trabajo de los EstadOs Unidos,
sean invitados a particular en- es-
tie mitin. En- este mitin los manu-
factureros y los trabaiadores Pile
ma Y p1blicamente presentaran
sus argumentos Y trataran honra-
damente de llegar q una solucien
" 81 no Sc llegase a una sOluci6n
en- este mitin, entonces cada parte
Sc hallaria en- libertad de ofrecer
sugerencias de alguna fOrma 0 me
TODD gu tendiera a una temprana
soluci6n.
Tai proposition en- ninguna for
ma es menospreciativa del Servi-
clio de Conciliaci6n de las agen-
cias Federales, sino que pOr raz6n
de que la conciliaci6n por esos
metodos a veces requiere semanas
y meses de tardanza, y esta tar
DANA debe de evitarse 81 es po-
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

/ tabacos locales icon la exception
de las fabricas de maquinas), que
no SON miembros de Ia Association
de Manufacturers, han continue
do sin interruption del pago ell sa-
bado por ell trabajO hecho inclu-
yendo ell jueves que precede, de-
mostrando asi que no hay imposi-
biidad o Inconvenience.
Tercera: Varios de los manu-
factureros han declarado en- pri-
vado que ellos podrian pagan Ell
sabado por Ell trabajo hechO, inclu
yendo ell jueves, y aGn mas, vota-
ron en- contra del cambio en- la A
sociaci6n de Manufacturers, pc
70 Sc vieron atados pOr la acci6n
de la Association.
Cuarta: Cuando Ell contrato es-
critic de JUNO 26, 1943, fue fir
mado voluntariamente por los ma
nufactureros, ell plan de reten-
ci6n de contribution era va ley
Y todos conocian sus condolences
v los manufacturers no alegaron
ninguna imposibilidad de confor-
mar con este.
Quinta: Tanto la ley de reten-
ci6n de contribuciones, en- la sub
secci6n j., Secci6n 1922, y las me-
didas del DEPARTMENT. del Teso-
70 en- la Secci6n IL, gentlemen pro
visiones afirmativas de retenci6n
de la CONTRIBUTION semanalmente
sobre la base de un calculo de los
jornales de los trabajadores con
ajustes ~necesarios que Sc haran
trimestralmente. Esto provee am
plia solucion a la dificultad de los
manufacturers, 81 es que tai d.
ficultad existe.
Sexta: BESIDE Julio 10, 1943,
cuando los manufacturers Sc ne
garon a cumplir. con los acuerdos
~anteriores, los manufacturers
han sometido numerosas PROPOSE
clones por escrito a los trabajado-
res, algunas de las cuales necesa-
riamente demandan mucha mas
teneduria de libro y dificultades
en- ell compute que existen en- Ia
contribution de retencion. Entire
estas proposiciones esta la oferta
de adclantar suficiente dinero a
los trabajadores ell Sabado, seg1n
Sc haga necesadio para cumplir
con las necesidades de la semana,
restando estos avances de sus So
bres de page ell pr6ximo lunes o
martes; tambien, una oferta de
que 81 los trabajadores conceden
en- dar a los manufacturers una
semana entera de pago de reten-
cion, los manufacturers paga-
rian a los trabajadores ell 2 por
T%ciento annual sobre ell dinero rete-
nido, pagaderos semianualmente.
Els facil de comprender la enorme
teneduria de libros que estas pro-
~posiciones requeririan.
Los manufacturers repetidas
wees han proclamado sus esfuer-
EOS por llevar a cabo un arreglo
de esta controversial con los traba-
jadores. Con toda seguridad no
han sido mas celoso en- este asun-
to que los mismo trabajadores que
son la parte mas afectada. Tn
%contrato es un contrato v como
tai debe de ser respectable.
Los trabajadores todavfa es-
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

BILE.
FOr su parte los III
promoter asistir a ss,l
buena fe y con IN d.,.l
y hOnestO de Tegar
e%quitativO y hOnrOsO d.
versa, y promoter ad,n,l
a cualquier acuerdo ~
tome. Els de asumirse On,
nufactureros asistirap 4
csc mismo eSpiritu.
COMlTE c0NSULTV
coNIv
UniOnes Locale. a, !
international de Tab,,,
America.
RAMIRo FERNANDO,
Prui
RAFAEL R. ESPINA
Sen
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
TINTI
Ell EnemigO de las

FL Enemigo de las {
No Sc sienta apezaradO
canas. Luzca diez amos nj
No pierda Ia OpOrtunidla
vida y la felicidad msal
TINTIT Y su cabellO ted
a~parencia de juventud
40 conitene nitrate de
precio es ecOn6micO. Ril
botica o 81 no al telsfOrS
Y1354. Para pedidOs q "a |
P. o. Box $3.50, Tampa, I
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

por la tarde por Ell trabajo hechO
hasta ell microbes. EstO fue acep-
tado por todos. En- Mayo 1943,
la comisi6n de personal de que
IRA estableci6 la semana de AZ
horas en- todas las ~industrias la
Gales, incluyendo la industrial del
tabaco, effective JUNO l de 1943.
Esto requiri6 que los tabaqueros
trabajaran ell sabado para poder
conformar con Ia semana de 6
dias. De acuerdo con este, despues
de negociaciones, los manufactu-
reros y los trabajadOres concer-
taron IN contrato firmado, fe-
chado en- Mayo 20, 1943, enmen-
dando ell ~contrato de empleo de
Oct. ID, de 1941 de manera que Sc
terminase la semana de trabajo
ell jueves y que los trabajadores
fueran pagados ell siguiente saba.
do. Este ecuerdo de enmienda lie
vaba en- 81 toda Ia fuerza y Ell
prestigio del contrato original de
empleo. Mas tarde en- JUNO 26 de
1943, los manufacturers y los
trabajadores otra vez concertaron
un eontrato escrito extendiendo la
vida del contrato original de en-
pleo que expiraba en- JUNO 80 de
1913, hasta tai tempo que los ma
nufactureros y los trabajadores hi
ciesen un nuevo contrato general
de empleo. Esta extension opera
ba como reafirmando ell acuerdo
de Mayo 20, 1943 que establecfa
ell sabado como dfa de page por ell
trabajo hecho incluyendose ell jue-
YES anterior.
En- la OCCASION en- que este a.
cuerdo de JUNO 26, 1943, fue
concertado, Ell plan de contribu.
ci6n de "pagar segdn Sc cumple"
va era Ley, habiendo sido aproba-
do por ell Presidente ell 8 de JUNO
de 1943 para que Sc hiciese efec-
two ell primero de Julio de 1943.
De manera que, tanto los manu-.
factureros como los trabajadores
tenian pleno conociemiento de las
provisiones de esa Ley, junto cor
las reglas del DEPARTMENT. de.
Tesoro con respecto a la misma
en- la OCCASION en- que ell contratC
fue firmado y concertado en- Ju.
Mo 26 de 1913.
Ell sabado Julio 10, 1913, Gator.
ce dfas despues de que ell acuerdo
del 26 de JUNO de 1913 fue fir
mado y concertado los manufac.
t%ureros enviaron edictos escritos
a tOdas las fabricas de que no pa.
garian en- csc dia, que era sabado,
y que no pagarian hasta Ell siguien
tie martes Julio Is, 1913, por e.
trabajo hecho incluyendo ell jue.
yes que precedia. Esto fu9 una
viOlacion deliberate de un contra.
to solemne escrito concertado SO,
10 dos semanas anteriores. Ell Mar
ties, Julio IS, 1943 Sc page a los
tabaqueros y desde entonces Sc les
ha venido pagando cada lunes, to.
do en violaci6n del acuerdo de Ms
yo 30, 1943 que fue afirmado POI
ell acuerdo de JUNO 90 de 1943.
Los manufacturers alegan que
tienen que tener por 10 menos
dias para computar la contributor
de pagan segun sc cumple" o de
retenci6n, y que por 10 tanto nc
podrian pagan Ell sabado por e,
trabajo hecho incluyendOse Ell jue-
yes que precedia como 10 rogue
rian los contracts de Mayo 20,
1913 y JUNO &c, 194S. Este ale.
cato no tiene base por varias ra-
zones:
Primera: Los manufacturers
en- esta OCCASION "toman ell conteo"