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- a Lo ge aie - wot woh ta te ee * Director, Washington, D, C, wovember 23, 1940 = Ontario, will be brought to Cleveland to sive lectures on the subject of sabotage. It is noted that the first session of the instruction classes will be held Monday afterngon, “ovember 25, 1940, the principal speaker being T. ALFRS ALMUG, Conservetion Director of the National Board of Fire Undervriters. This meeting te be supplemented later on by members of the Cleveland Police bepart- ment » It is particulerly sisnificant to note the last nara graph of the writer which states, "If, however, a plant sould become stubborn in its refusal to yithhold information, there are ways of obtaining the information. Perhans the most effuctive means would be through CARL Le Guity, Regional Virector or the National Conmittee for the Conservation ot Manvover in vefense Industries. Plants working on government contracts are oblised to provide SSITH'S committee with informacion," The Bureau has been previcusly informed that CATL tL. SMITH is managing director of the Cleveland Safety Council, and also has been previously designated as gone director for region #4, consisting of Michigan, Chio, Western ere West Virginia, and Kentucky, by the Jivision of Labor Stundéiats United States Department of Labor. The Bureau yas advised by ielter dated september 25, 1940, that a meeting was held at Dayton, Ohio, sroasored be Lae Division of Labor Standards, where 2 discuvsion book place concerning the inspections of variois industrial plants, and that if the representatives were refused cntrance, or were refused cooperation in furnishine any inivorsaction "such action would be reported to the Departneat of bebor, and a Tull tine Department of Lavor avents would thea make the incr ection unis. the authority of the Walsh-leoley Act. This undountealy is the authority referred to in the last parsercph of the clippins. Very truly yous, wor avpr aye ty Lhe I Pp roca seen yr es fate @ t as a SNe al ageng in Gharce LG: ‘6 & Ene lLosure ce 62-235 100-106