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Charles Lindbergh — Part 6
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Lindhergh :
-entcourages.
‘Kazis: Woll |
By JERRY LYNN
“The utterances of Charies
A. Lindbergh give more en-
couragement to Germany than
apything any American has
said since the begin of the
war,” Mathew Woll to-
Ly. .
“Lindbergh's staternents ere &
mora] blow to England,” the third
vice president of
the American
Federation of La-
bor, told a con-
Of Jewish frater-
nal soceties, in
the Morrison ho-
which minimizes
the effects of to-
talitarian victory is a word of en-
couragements to the Nazis.
SOCIALISTS REBUFFED
“Invasion of this country already
has begun, with Nazis, Fasciete and
Communists sending their agents in
to spread doctrines of anti-Semi-
iam, anti-Catholicism, anti-trade
unjonism and do all in their
Mathew Woll
refused 2 request that represent-
ative of the Bocialist party addreas
them because of the a t
the Study of American Institutions,
representatives!
asl
ight
now are 90 bard to maintain
“Labor will Bave to meet teat
threat and its part—an impor-
i
&
i
F
; ital man-days lost were the result
‘Woll ssid that organized labor te-
of strikes clled by CIO unions and
fy faces the gravest bour in ite ly 136,258 hays t up the
Woll declared that free labor, Himney in AFL strikes.
gan not possibly survive if the to-| Demande wpon labor to, maintain
. talitarian nations are victorious tt are grossly unfair,
the present struggle, but added that | Woll oald. He asserted more eo-ep-
the fate of labor would still be im the | Ss! forthooming frome
Balance even ff the democracies| bor through voluntary end enthe-
triumpa. slastic support of the defense pro-
. gram than could be secured through
THREAT TO LIVING STANDARDS | harsh regulatory measures and fear.
“Regardicas of which side wins in| “Labor fs as anziove as any
the conflict, the workd will be im-| group that we may act become in-
= poverished,” Woll stated. “It is| volved in thie war,” Woill mid. “But
; essential that we give thought now|s0 one with eyes to see and a ming
the post-war period. to think hes any Goubt of the Nazi
‘problema which we will have| intent toward the rest of the world
to ace im that post-war worid will Labor here as in Great Britain will
a confront we tofay. Am im-| ypene” . See.
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