Moscow, July 7. The dismissal of M. Kanner, head of the Bureau of Heavy Metals (steel plants and foundries), and of M. Chestakovich, head of the Bureau of Radio in the Commissariate of Communications, is announced to-day in the "Pravda."—Havas.
Seattle, July 6.
Mr. William Green, president of the American Federation of Labour, telegraphed the strike-bound "Seattle Star" to-day that the "American Newspaper Guild cannot be recogni ized as having authority to organize and represent your employees who handle the distribution of news-
Papers."
'The Guild struck last Saturday in a dispute over whether the circulation department employees should belong to the Guild of the teamsters' union, Mr. Green urged crgonized labour in Seattle to support the teamsters' union, The Guild massed a picket line in front of the "Star" and the Scripps League newspapers locked its doors and made no attempt io publish—United Press.
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