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- f- ef Policeman Patrick Red- ’ -CHCOUFACES. | moot O16 Tangiy, whe © tn, was shot in the Hue of duty. ° a ; Redmond, 30, father of two, . e , had been stationed at the High azis: 0 . Step Ina, $44 - Today's F22"% 1 : ERRY LYNN Y protect a By ) eurrene ¥ _ ame utterances of Charies| Murder exchange . Lind TE ve more en- which om couragement to Germany than mystery tut dey wes anything any American — for — a said since the beginning of the plant om war,” Mathew Woll declared to- Taree robbers entered, an- y. . . nouncing a holdup. When Red- - “Lindbergh's statements sre & sppeared from a rear mora! oleate England,” the third room, they fired, felling the of- vice president of Sicer with shots in the side and the American left arm. Redmond fell to the Federation of La-| floor, drew his pistol and fired bor, told a con- two shots in return. Workmen's Cir-| Jeaped into a waiting auto and cle, made up of | Speed away. . oe Jowits trate | povcunea Eane wn ew, of verished Europe will be a threat nal socetics, in fo the standards of Living which we the Morrison ho- are trying so bard to maintain tone ey word Labor will bave to moet that Mathew Woll Which minimizes |tant part—in "ihe preservation of _ the effects of to- | the democratic Weal,” Woll said. “It talitarian victory is a word of @n-/ ts too early to completely visualise fouragements to the Naszia. events yet in the making, but you BOCIALISTS REBUFFED can be wre labor's attitude never “Invasion of this Iread one eatiom.” has begun, with Nasis, Fesclate and | Be charged that selfish interests Communists sending their agents in | 5*V¢ 8 upon war emergency to spread doctrines of anti-Semi- aa a means of placing undue stress tism, anti-Catholicism, anti-trade |? severity ense industry unionism and do all in their power phate ea Oat pe ot betting publ The convention” rulce committee Actually, Woll sid, only 2,322,001 | man-days of labor had been lost be- Slve af the Dectaliet oer eaent: of strikes in the frat quarter ative of the list party address ise en r them because of the appeasement 1941 am’ 1,725,000 of that tota ts) of N | Principles orman Thomas, it Y to Vace in that post-war world : ; H | Hi i rg iis ze {| ! : oF Walgreen one ten te Bo ended e ott beat on the C20 Cc the Study of American Institutions, | °Y, Pointing out that 2,113,888 of the eo Woll ssid that organized labor te- | total man-days lost were the result day faces the gravest hour in its |% Strikes clied by unions - bletory. only 126.258 mardays went up the Woll declared that free labor mney AFL strikes. can not possibly survive if the te-| Demands upon labor to maintain . talitarian nations are victorious in] (or Stats quo ave grossly wnfair, the present . but added that aa ge eet a the fate of labor would still be im the | * forthooming from : balance even if the democracies | bor through voluntary and entha- ’ triumph. siastic support of the <efense pro” ; . _. “Regardless of which side wine in{ “Labor is as anxious os amy a * the conflict, the world will be tm-] group that we may act become in- “< poverished,” Woll stated. “It is/ volved in this war,” Woll anid. “But ,; essential that we give thought now/ mo one with syes and « mind : the post-war to think has any of the Nazi “= a) ' aS C \ « ~ . ae on \ “~e 4 4