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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
u. S. Trade with the
Soviets Grows Large
and Aids Relations

NEW YORK-(FP)-Because Of
the unprecedented trade turnover Of
nearly $1OO,OOO,OOO between America
and Russia last year, Isaiah ]. Hoor-
gin, chairman of Amtorg Trading Cor
poration, agent for Russia IN Ameri-
ca, believes closer business relations
are developing between the two coun-
tries. Hoorgin finds that Russia is
looking most to the United States
for the pattern of its agricultural and
industrial rehabilitation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
HANDS OFF CHINA
MASS MEETING IN
FRISCO SUNDAY
Japanese and Chinese
Among Speakers

SAN FRANCISCO.-What promises
to be one of the biggest mass meet
ings ever held by the Communists OF
this city will take place Sunday night,
June 81, at the party headquarters,
225 Valencia street. The affair will
be a demonstration against the inter-
ference of American soldiers, sailors,
and diplomats, in the affairs of the
Chinese republic. Speakers will be as
follows: James H. Dolsen, in English;
Shiji Matsui, of Berkeley, in Japan
ese; Miss Sum Way Gum, President
Of the Chinese Unionist Guild, and
Chan SUIT Yeu, secretary of the Guild
and editor Of Kung Sing "a Chinese
labor paper, in Chinese. Marshall
Jeng, vice-president Of the Guild and
an officer in the Chinese Students AS
sociation of America, will address the
meeting in English. Benjamin Ellis
berg will act as chairman.
The Kuo Min Tang branch here,
which is one of the strongest in Am
erica, is cooperating. The meeting
will be extensively advertised in both
the Chinese and Japanese press. This
is the first affair of this kind in which
both Oriental groups have been re-
presented, along with the American
workers, and augurs well for further
cooperation in the future. -
Esthonian Entertainment Saturday
SAN FRANCISCO-The Esthonian
branch will give a dance and enter
tainment at 225 Valencia Street Sat
urday night, June 20.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 16.-Britain,
pound sterling. demand 4.s57s; cable
1865. France, franc demand ATS;
cable 4.7S13. Belgium, franc demand
4.72; cable 4.721s. Italy, Ira demand
S.S6A; cable 1864. Sweden, krone
demand 26.74; cable 26.77. Norway
krone demand 1888; cable 1890. Den.
mark, krone demand 1894; cable 49,.
90. Germany, mark unquoted. Shan.
ghai, tael demand 7725; cable 1926.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
RUSSIAN INDUSTRY ON MEND.
oil, Coal, Chemicals and Paper Re
fleet Improvement.

Oil, Coal, Chemicals and Paper Re-
fleet Improvement.
Some interesting facts with regard
to the Industrial situation in Russia
have just been received from a Bri-
fish source in Moscow, says the Lon
don Daily News. They go to show
that the recovery in certain branches
of industry-oil, coal, chemicals and
paper-is particularly striking, and
that the government is successfully
dealing with the vital problem Of
transport.
1t has been announced that Russia
today is self-supporting in every de-
partment OF airplane manufacture.
The help Of planes on a large scale
for the determination of insect pests
is now being offered to the peasants.
In Moscow the building season has
opened with considerable activity
Twenty-Five huge blocks Of flats have
been completed, which is a notable
achievement having regard to the
Russian climate.
AS to the financial situation the So.
Wet government is floating a lottery
loan and is offering special induce
ments to the peasantry to invest in it.
Those who do so benfit by substan.
tial reduction in taxation.
A good service of English motor
buses is running in the streets OF
Moscow. 1t is understood that the
firm which built them has received
an order for another hundred.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
BIG SHOE FIRM GOES
BACK ON FULL Time
AFTER SLACK PERIOD

BRockToN, Mass, June To-
(FP)-FuII time operations for en-
pIoyes Of the w. L. Douglas Shoe
Co., is to begin with the opening Of
the cutting room, general manager
Daniel w. Packard announces. The
Douglas plant is one of the largest
shoe factories In the world and has
been operating on part-time for
months. 6rockton has lost 5000
residents during the last year be-
cause of slaokness In Industry.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
Thirteen New Strikes
Every Week to Worry
American Government

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-on June
6, 1925, there were 81 strikes before
the department Of labor for settle
ment, and in addition 81 controversies
which had not reached the strike
stage. Total number Of cases pend
ing, 6S, thirteen Of which are new.
The 10 new cases may be compared
with 10 and 10 of the first and second
weeks preceding. The new cases in
volve miners, plumbers, culinary work
ers, bod carriers, fathers, teamsters
and painters.
Get A Sub And Give onef
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
Lightning Hits financial District

NEW YORK. June 1G.-Lightning
struck a glancing blow at the giant
equitable building, in the financial dis
trict, during the height OF severe
electrical storm early today. Pieces
Of stone as large as baseballs were
knocked from the coping and fell with
resounding clatter at Nassau and
Cedar streets. 20
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
occupatlonaI Disease.

The union charges that many en-
ployers are buying inferior materials
and felts too small to make the re-
quired head sizes. The workers as
consequence have to strain over
the mold with steam and all the
strength of their bodies to stretch
the felts to the size demanded. Hernia
is one of the serious results.
Colds and susceptibility to tubercu-
losis come from the prolonged work.
ing over steaming molds in not too
well ventilated shops. Irritation of
the lungs leading to serious disease
comes from the aniline dye dust used.
High Wages For Only Short Time.
The workers make both soft felt
and hard derby hats. Their work is
seasonal, the busy period being be-
tween June and November. During
that time the best workers may make
as much as 50 a day, which the en-
ployers have tried to claim as the
average wage, but most of the work
ers average around Sc while work
ing.
Men do the difficult and heavy work
of shaping. Women and girls do
the trimming of the hats. All the
workers, about 1000, in greater New
Yorks shops are striking for the new
wage scale and better working condi-
tons. The industry centers in New
York and Connecticut.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18

Streetear Men Aid Tornado Victims
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-(FP)-Ac-
cording to Secretary Graesser's re-
port, the st. Louis streetcar mems
union contributed $2.S65 for the relief
of the tornado sufferers OF Missouri,
Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
FIGHT FOR WORKER VICTIMS OF
WORLD IMPERIALISM IN CHINA
BY BEN clTLow.
Especial to The Daily Workerl

YoRKA few Of students Columbia
of
veryhng
the
imperialism spreading
discussed Those
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
RED-BAITING SHEET FORCED TO
ADMIT SOVIET INDUSTRY ISM
GOOD SHAPE, BUT BURIES NEWS

following the Daily
that been humiang
that
rkersg
found buried the furthmos
sells X,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
WORKERS OF DENMARK STRIKE FOR
BETTER WAGES, AGAINST BOSSES
Observation-Disclosures ACTIVE

COPENHAGEN Denmark By Ma-The Communist Of
party healthy
lin all the different
badet with considerable
gnd labor especially workers. belong
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18
HAT MAKERS
FIGHT TRADE
DISABILITIES
Strain and Steam Cause
Illness
BY ESTHER LOWELL,

Moderated Press STAFF Correspondent)
NEW YORK, June 16.-The strike
of mems felt hat workers in New
York is directed chiefly toward i'm
proving conditions and eliminating
health hazards in the industry, Presi-
dent Richard M. Humphrey of Local
8, United Hatters of America, the
union on strike, says. The workers
are asking for satisfactory working
conditions and Is per cent wage in
creases.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-18

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DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
RY.pocToR FRANK ORA1VE
What Is IT TO Be Human!

yE often say we like such and such man because
w .he is so human.
w Such = woman attracts because she i
human What mean by this remark Y tnas 1ney ars
subject to the human frailties.
An old Boston preacher called me and as ne IT
his cigar and drank some cognac brandy ia his coffee after
dinner he said IT glad man Vho mas 1ew r.
deeming vices
Most Of US regard evidences Of brotherhood They
show that man is down plane and y not removed
from
We should remember however that while It is human g
err as Pope said human to be conscious q error q
reject it and struggle against it.
The human thing IS to have temptation TO De subject
to it. That is one part Of our humanity
Another element of our humanity however i 70 struggle
against evil.
We 90 for comfort and help to the who have over
come weakness not to the who have yielded
It gives Us fellow feeling to know that be =
subject the temptations ourselves bns n adce
and example do us good unless he has successfully com
batted with these temptations and overcome them
n Is said Of the Master that tempted II al points
ike a. We vet was without sim this very fact Of His
being without sim of having had the temptations and Ct
having overcome them that Him Of strength
to humanity
On the one hand, do not get any benefit rom one
who has the urge that have felt the propena
to evil on the other hand do not get help + ne has
yielded to it
The fact that another man has felt the temptations
that we have makes him an nheritor Of lot
gives us fellow feeling but must remember that
he is Of unless he has successfully com
batted these temptations.
There are many examples Of those who have
who have yielded attacks that made upon
u.s. but there few examples Of those who have sue
cessfuIIy resisted them.
We all know how to yield We do know how tc,
resist And the to resist is whatwe most desire
The Washington times., 1925-05-29

is our solar system part Of
the great starry belt called the
Milky Way?
Gould the Milky Way universe
be seen from planets of the Ma
gellanic Clouds regions with the
aid of telescopes such as we
have?" So asks Mr.. L. Karp, Of
Chicago.
"HE solar system is a minute
member of what, to initiate
the style Of modern megalo-
mania may be called "the
Greater Milky Way" 1t belongs
t. a vast cluster or municipality,
Of stars lying within the field of
influence Of the Milky Way, but
in a manner separated from it by
a gap of space, as Brooklyn is
separated from New York by an
arm Of the Atlantic Ocean.
This Is not intended for an ex.
act description of the relation of
the solar system to the Milky
Way, or ,Galactic System, but
only to indicate that it owns a
more immediate allegiance to a
subsidiary stellar agglomeration
than to the great general, cosmo-
politan assemblage Of scattered
stars, stellar clouds, star clusters,
diffuse nebulae and other objects