Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1940 — Page 14

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ONT DROP GUARD, | 1 LEW WARNS LABOR

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P) —

Today

Gen. Franco's

“It is in times like these that a

in Congress will attempt to destray | all labor legislation,” Mr. Lewis told | the affiliates in releasing to them the report of the C. I. O. legislative committee, The report condemned such pend- | ing legislation as proposed revision

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's War Moves

By J. W. T. MASON United Press War Expert

pronouncement that it is Spain's mission to recover

Gibraltar and expand territorially in North Africa is significant in that | | dustrial Organizations received from i; goes not make the return of Gibraltar an immediate essential of any | C. I O president John L. Lewis to-| yayjval of Spanish imperialism. By associating Spanish ambitions in | | day a warning to be prepared to] Africa with claims to Gibraltar, SE repel anti-labor laws and to fight for : progressive social legislation |

Gen. Franco may be tentatively

feeling for a way to hold off a declaration of war against Great Britain. n | It would be too serious an undertaking for Spain to attempt to con- | quer CiitiFalbas and begin simul-|

close blockade of Spanish ports the | Spanish people would begin to feel taneously a oe | the pinch withik a month, lonial campaign| There have been recent indicain North Africa. tions of a revival of

on one or thel!in Spanish military plans coupled other as an initial effort would | lace might lead to a second revolu-

Communist | To concentrate | sentiment in Spain. Any misear:iage |

[with semis<starvation for the popu-|

raltar, disregarding the grave diffi< (no desire to ses Spain take a preculties of such an undertaking. Gen.| qominant part in determining the

Franco knows from his experience future in the Spanish Civil War the seriousness of a campaign to subdue British Gibraltar, but he cannot dismiss the Franco. [issue offhand. ioe:

of any French colony. They

want to use Spain solely to hamper

hold on Gibraltar. Gen. by raising the North African has undoubtedly somewhat |

He has now succeeded, however, confused Hitler and Mussolini.

mn adding African expansion to the discussion, thereby causing some] diversion from the insistent Gibraltar propaganda. A Spanish cams | | paign to gain territory in North Af[rica would be a less difficult under | taking than an attempt to force the [capitulation of Gibraltar, An Aft¥can expedition would be| |aimed at French Morocco which is| adjacent to Spain's North African possessions. France is in no position | to offer resistance to such a Spanish | enterprise and it would seem that a

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fairly easy conquest could be antiei- A little goes so far. | pated.

Germany and Italy, however, have

SE of the Wagner Labor Relations Act, § the Walter-Logan Bill to provide Bg court review of rules and regulations | set forth by quasi-judicial organiza-| tions, and the bill to deport C, I. O.! leader Harry Bridges. It urged support for amendments of the WalshHealey amendements, renewed de-| mands for "maintenance and exten-| sion of labor standards as essential to a democratic program” in eonnection with the national defense

373 men will be awarded certificates. | We hope that opportunities for employment will come to each of you as your developed ability warrants We believe you are now ready to meet the demands for) service when they arise,” the men | were told in a statement from the Board of School Commissioners | Edward E. Greene, school director, | plans to award certificates to 330) men at Technical High School, 100 at Manual, 100 at George Washing-| ton and 25 at Crispus Attucks as| they complete their shop work to morrow The stated By your alert acceptance of, and ; ready response to the opportunities| which were offered for training, you| have shown vou are ‘deeply aware of the future needs of your country] i and of yout responsiblity for the developmer of your own ecom-| Dertence In a very effect ive way, you have| proved your willingness to assume your responsibil tv as a citizen -— your expenditure of time, | fey and effort, vou have Want A Self a greater asset of your cou ry We are l ad to give this | \ ord of recogn of your initiative, and loyalty.” The indu planned sonnel directs

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be better strat- tion as the consequence of Spain's] egy, and more entrance into the war. Gen. Franco in keeping with understands this possibility very Spanis hjwell strength. At the same time there is constant Gen. Franco, pvessure by Germany and Italy for it seems, has Spain to declare war, the prize of Mr n o w thrown! Gibraltar being dangled before the : open for discus- |eyes of the Spanish people. A group sion among Spanish imperialists |within Spain, having considerabie| | the problem of priority. This may |influence, has joined the German be an astute move on his part to and Italian propaganda movement program, and an excess profits tax postpone for at least a time any| Gen. Franco has been in a quanto be enacted immediately. belligerent action by Spain. |dary ever since France's surrender

| es ; a % | Gen. Franco is understood to he because of the imperialistic agita-« o a ” : 5 APARTMENTS LOOTED aware of the hardships that would tion within Spain, which, if not : Burglars visited five SUBFHelS result to the Spanish people if quieted, might threaten his own in the same building at 2211 E. 10th Spain were to become an active |lease of power St. last night, and ransacked them | belligerent. Spain is very short of| To the present, the Spanish imof $77. Mis. Dela Trout, Apt. 8 | food reserves and it has been | | peralists have concentrated their \ reported 875 taken from a A metal box. OX. | Claimed that if the British began a [demands upon the capture of : Bibs

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