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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-30
JONESES Even Cooler Than Cucumber
@X Z "A!

AlorS,US P hsG'NsS The
WELL KNOWN APPLE SAUCE
NAGNA1e AND DAckeR OF
RUDOLPH GLUTZ W Ms
Con,Nl6 ATTEMPT To Fly
Iron New SoRe TO PARIS
~ 10 HOURS, ANNOUNCED
LAST @GN,AG THAT he
'NoULD MAKE The FLIGHT
WITH De. GDTZ. NEAneR
PERMITTING They PLAN TO
HOP or FRo1 CORT,SS
FIELD SHTORDNT AT IAN
hR. MsGtNtS WAS Busy
TO Jay STUDYING The
N6A0e0 HAPS....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-30
10th STREET HEIGHTHS.
DETACHED BRICK.
SACRIFICE

In new section of 18th Street Heights
where property values are sure to enhance:
owner ia forced to sell nearly new brick
home built tn order less than two years
ago. Extremely large living room with at
tractive open fireplace Bright sun parlor
or radio room opening from living room:
large dining room and modern kitchen with
lots OF closet space On the second floor
dressing room with lavatory and toilet ad
joining. There two other large bed
rooms and completely tiled bath.
Built-in garage. instantaneous hot-water
heater and Ray oil burner.
This home 10 priced at S1s95O and
consin e7s3. or after ; p,m4 Wi.consin os1s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
new YORK BOY
OFFERS THREAT.
in TOURNAMENT

HOYLAKE,s Eng, May rs CP---
Edwin H Haley, tall New York
youth who entered the British anna
teur ssoh 6 championship lust for
fun" and stayed TO beat Cyril Tolley
today, has turned Americas bid Tor
retention OF Jess ,Sweetser's title
into rather serious affair.
Playing 1 in his first big tourna-
ment Haley today eliminated the
famous British star in sensational
match fought to the last greer be-
fore the % year old American won
up. In defeating Tooley. Haley
conquered the man generally favored
to battle in the final of the cham
pionsnip iwth Roger Wethered, ar
other former titleholder..
Two more days OF the stiffeSt sort
of competition loom before Haley,
with Wethered, who downed Ernest
HaSsel and today after an up
hill fight, barring the path toward
the close OF The week. II his win
alirae. streak continues, Haley will play
two matches tomorrow, the first
AGAINST Ma lor Keith Tllornburn,
Sunningdale crack and the second
with H. d. GilLes. Both are ex-
celient nlatcn players and il Haley
survives ne probably will meet
Wethered. asY
Haley's3 terrific battle To-Day was
a severe test to the former Williams
college player who is unaccustomed
to welding his clubs before a large
tournament gallery.
+ Hoylake weather conditions per-
haps favored the American. 1t was
a calm, sunshiny day without trace
cf the gale that was whipped over
the course during the previous day.
1t was by sheer superiority OF
his game, however, that Haley won
over Tolley The yangy, broad
shouldere6 youth with the free, easy
swing showed perfect golf tempera.
inent. While Tolley slashed at the
ball in characteristic manner, clout-
ing great distances and trusting to
go1fing cIlance to escape bunkers,
Haley plodded steadily from tee tc
green as if he had been playing IL
championships for years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
NATIONAL
IN LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, May 25 R.-Three
straight singles and a sacrifice fly in
the fourth inning, defeated the Cincin-
natl Reds, q too, today snd gave Pitts
burgh all three games of the SERIES
The Pirate dependables turned the
trick, Cuyler, P. Waner and Wright
drawing singles, while Traynor cued
the ball for fly to Aliens rightfield
pocket. The Red fielding was working
better and the Pirates were caught in
two double plays. Carl Mays held the
Pirates to five hits, while Hill was hit
six times. The score: Fl.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

base hit: O'Rourke. Home runs: E.
Miller, Williams, Blankenship. Stol~
en- bases: Hunnefield 2. Sacrifices:
Aelillo. Double plays: Gerber tc
Meliilo to Sisler; Sisler to MelilIo
Lett on base: Chicago "A, st. Louis
g. Base ON balls off BIankenshi,>
s. Connally l, Wingard /, VAR
glider ?. Struck out: by i3lankeu-
Ship g. Never 3, Vangiider |, Con-
nally Hits. Off RlanKenshlp 9 il.
G 2-3 innings; Connally 2 in . Ia,
Vangilder 4 ir 2; Zachary !, in 2-3:
Ncvars S in 5 1-3; Wingard 8 in
G-3. G. Falk in l-3. Winning
pitcher Blankensllip Losing pitch
er: Nevers Unlpires: MCGOWAN,
Owens ard E1Ildebrand.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
sUPER-PITCHER.

pENNOCK is far from super pitcher,
if you consider natural ability alone.
He is tall and willowy, doesn't look as
if he could stand much work, yet he
can carry his share of the pitching
burdens and then some.
would say that Eppa Rixey of the
Cincinnati Reds and Lefty" GROVE of
the Athletics, boasted far more stuff
than Pennock. particularly if you place
emphasis on speed.
Grove, the fastest southpaw in the
game, is run a close second by his
team innate, "Rube" Walberg, and
Rixey is not far behind as to his fast
one.
In speed alone, however, Grove and
Rixey have the edge on Pennock. His
curve ball is thing of beauty and he
has several versions of the hook, the
wide roundhouSe variety and the. fast
breaking curve.
His change of pace is perfect, his
control almost uncanny and his cour-
age unexcelled. 1 know of no pitcher
in baseball who is so indifferent to the
critical situations as Pennock. His
poise at all times is well nigh perfect.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

tions of the country, asking my opin-
ion as to the greatest left-handed
pitcher in the majors.
am inclined to think that the heavy
ballyhoo that has been spread relative
to the great Lefty" Grove has been the
cause of the many arguments that seem
to have arisen relative to the merits of
the leading southpaws.
regard the ability to win ball games
as the true test of pitchers great
ness. A world of pitching ability means
nothing in particular, if victory doesn't
crown the effort expended.
All things considered, I would NOM
mate Herb Pennock of the New York
Yankees as the most valuable south
paw in the major leagues today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

pitcher, mad the best ot Hankins
who was Knocked out OF the bcx in
the sixth inning when Cleveland
scored tour runs.
Extra base hits featured the corr
test, Cleveland marking up three
doubles and four triples, while De-
troit got two doubles and three
triples. 5rGtt .a>
Score tGa R.H. f.
Detroit .............01 oil 100 300--6 IL l
Cleveland .02o 024 l0x-9 10 3
Hankins. Wells Smith and Bass
ler, Wo3dall; Hudlir and l.. Sewell.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
a MERICAN i
4 - LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, May q Up = The
White Sex won both games of a
double header with the Browns here
today, Il to and l to o. and there.
by tighteneo their hold on second
place.
St. Louis used five pitchers il. the
first game to stop The Chicago bat
ters. In the second game the Brow ms
held the SoX Scoreless until the
fifth when B. Faik walked and
circled the bases on two sacrifices
aud mild tlnrn1: Eirct 90 me.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

z-Batted for ONeill in 9Th.
zz-I3atted for Gerber i'll 9th. 81
z2z -Batted for C. Faik in TIN.
st. Louis ...,..........l........2l1 OG0 SOL s
Chicago ..........................3 900 3OG 3O5-l4
Two base hits: Kanm. ORourke.
Clancy 2, Ward, B. Falk, Rice. Three
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

Two base hltS: HarJneJC, snyder,
Wilson Home runs: Bottomley, L..
Bell, Webb. Stolen base: Adams,
Double plays: Cooney to Adams to Toll
son; Frisch to Thevenow to Bottomley;
Bottonnley to Thevenow. Left on bases:
st. Louis S; Chicago g.. Bases on balls:
off Kaufman 3; Alexander 3; Roy l..
Struck out: by Kaufman 3; Alexander
3; Roy Q. Hits: off Kaufman 8 in 5
innings; Roy / in 4. Losing pitcher:
Kaufman. Umpires Reardon, Nc
Cormick, O'Day. Time of game: 1875.
SECOND GAME
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

cago g. Base on balls: off Sherdel l;
Osborn 8; Littlejohn l. Struck out:
by Osborn 4; Sherdel 4; Littlejohn /.
Hits: off Sherdel IL in 1-3 innings;
Littlejohn in 2-3 Wild pitch Sher-
del Losing pitcher: Sherdel. Unpires;
Mccormick, O'Day and iReardon Time:
1:53.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

Both leagues have a number of
star left-handers, so do not ex-
pect my opinion to settle the arg
ument. In all probability it will
increase it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

Shellenback and d. Murphy. (l3 In.
nings).
At San Francisco R.H.E.
Sacramento ....,.,......................7 IL 0
Missions ....-...............,.......a.....8 10 l
Rachac, Kallio aid Koehler; Pill,
lette and Whitney.
At Seattle R.H.E.
San Francisco ........................4 =
Seattle ..... ..... ..-.....................3 9 /
Kunz and Rego; NLiljus and
Schmidt
Los Angeles Portland game post
rain. Double-header tomor-
low.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

PennOck, always the master
pitcher, seems to rise to his great
est heights when things are break
ing badly and he is hard pressed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

Three base hit: Wilson. Stolen base:
Hafey. Sacrifices: Tolson, Hafey.
Double play: Cooney to Adams to Toll
son. Left on bases: st. Louis 6; Chi
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
SOUTHERN ASSOCTATTON

Chattanooga, s; Atlanta, 1. 7
Nashville, 4; Birmingham, 3.
Little Rock, 8; Mobile, 8.
Memphis, 8; New Orleans, 1.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse, 5; Buffalo, 2.
Reading Newark, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
uahh1;ng&
ycO7rbO.jnu
NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis, "a; Chicago. 5"8.
Pittsburgh, 2; Cincinnati, O.
Brooklyn Philadelphia, poStpon-
ID; wet grounds. aslL l4.t..
New York-Boston, postponed; rain.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

z-Batted for Dixon in 7tn.
zz-Batted for Gerber in 9Th.
Chicago M ,. .a. 900 O1O OOO--1
st. Louis ......,.., 900 OG0 0OO--6
Stolen bases: Clancy Sacrifices
Kamm, Ward, Sisler Double plays:
ORourke to Melillo to Sisler Left
on base: Chicago 4 st. Louis 5.
Base on halls: of Ballou l, Zachary
l. Struck out by Lyons /, Ballou
4. Hits: off Ballou, DIN 2-3 in
nings; Zachary in 1-3. Winning
pitcher: Lyons. Losing pitcher.
Zachary. Unpires Owens, Hide
brand and MCGOWAN. Time Of game:
! 80
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, lE-1; ST. Louis, 80. I
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 8. 4t
Philadelphia-New York, postponed
vet grounds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

IT =
Cincinnati ........... 900 600 OOO-O
Stolen bases: Grantham, Christensen,
Cuvler. Sacrifice: Traynor Double
plays: Critic to Pinelli to Pipp; Tray
nor to Grantham to Harris; Christen-
sen to Picinich. Left on bases: Pitts
burgh 1; Cincinnati T. Bases on balls:
off Hill 8; May 1. Struck out: by Hill
Q: May /. Umpires: Jordan, Rlgler
and Pfirman Time: 1:41.
CHICAGO, May 25 (P).-Chicago ana
st. Louis divided double header today,
the Cardinals winning the first game,
to S, while the Cubs annexed the
second, 8 to 4.
Alexander went the route for the
visitors in the first game in which he
was materially helped by home-run
snashes by Bottomley and Bell. the
latter's blow coming with the bases
filled in the fifth inning. Sherdel was
driven from the hill in the eighth in
ming of the second game when Chicago
went on a batting rampage, broke a.
tied score and won. Osborn went the
route for Chicago and was given SEN
sational support by his outfielders de-
spite high wind which made fielding
fly balls difficult Close to $4,000
persons witnessed the twin BILL The
scores:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

CLEVELAND, May Is R-The IN
dians wound up avlong stay at home
today by defeating the Detroit
Tigers 3 to ina hard hitting con-
lest. Hudlin, CleYeland's Yourig
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

X-Batted Tor Snyder IN ninth.
xx-Batted for Thevenow in ninth.
xXX-Batted for Littlejohn in ninth.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
WESTERN LEAGUE
TEXAS LEAGUE

Dallas, 8; San Antonio, 4.
Shreveport, 6; Beaumont, z.
FIT. Worth, 1; Waco, 7.
Wichita Falls, IL; Houston, IA.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis, 6; Columbus, Z.
Toledo, 13; Louisville,
Minneapolis, 5; Milwaukee, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha, o; Oklahoma City, 3.
Denver, 2; Wichita, 0
Des MONIES. 8: Amarillo, 4.
Lincoln, i; Tulsa, 2. r
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-26

Shellenback and D. Murphy. Cl3 in=
1,;11
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
EL0ADAsoK MAGYARoKR6L

Youngstown varosanak Ameri-
kai sziletesu koreiben mindin-
kabb kezd megnyilvanulni az er-
deklodes Magyarorszag es a ma
gyarorszagiak irant. Erdekes je-
lenseg ez, kiilonosen most, amikor
a Kossuth szoborral, valamint
Rothermere lord mozgalmaval
kapcsolatban nagy remenyseg van
ARA, hogy a magyar faj helyes
megismertetesevel magyaror-
szagi helyzet igazsaganak terjesz-
tesevel Macy szolgalatot lehet
tenni. Magyarorszagrol es anna
magyarorszagiakr6l volt eloadas
tartva mult hetfon a varosi is
kodak tanaraibol es tanarnoib6l
alakult Quota Club nagyszamu
tagsaga elott, egy elokel6 anne
rikai egyhaz tagsaga el0tt Stru-
thersben. Az eloadaso kannyira
megnyertek a hallgatok tetszeset,
S az elmondottak anyira felkeltet-
TEX. az erdeklodest, hogy a magyar
eloado ajanlatot kapott az egyik
radio allomas vezetojet6l ara, -
hogy az eloadast radon adja lie.
Tekintettel Macy elfoglaltsa CARA,
az el6ad6 a keresnek mem tehetet
eleget, de valosziniileg a jovo ev
elejen megteheti.
A fenti eload6 ut. Laky Zsig-
mondne. aki mutt heten tartott
ket eloadasan kivuI eddig tobb
eloadast tartott Youngstownban
es kornyeken, S kinek fenykep6t
feltiino helyen kozelmultban a
hely'beli Vindicator cimu angol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

Hiivosvdlgybe. Mikor a helyszi-
mere ert, maga is elamult att6l. a.
NIT latott. A fat0rzs egyik felen
tenyleg egy szelid Maria arc dom.
bor-kepe tekintett rea. Kozelebb.
r6l megvizsgalta most mar a fat
s csodalkozassal latta, hogy a
termdszet milyen miveski t0kele.
tesseggel formalta Xxi a Maria-ar-
cot. A ia t0rzse ugyanis azoh a
helyen eres es gorcs0s volt mi.
kor "a fejszecsapas alatt t0rzs
kettevalt, a csom6zas ugy repeat
Ell, hogy helyen egy elethii Ssdz
Maria-relief keletkezett, melyet
muvesz kezesen alkothatott volna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
lapiskozolte hosszu cikk kerete- ]
ben. II
SZttZ MARIA RELIEFKEPE
TtNT ELO EGY FAHASA-
DEKBAN.

Budapestr6l irjak: A fovaros
ardohivatalaban es a varosgazda-
sagi iigyosztalyban ket nap ota
egyebr6l sem beszelnek mint ar,
rol a csodalatos tiinemenyrol, a.
melyet az erd6hivatal eladott ia.
ianak egyik kettehasitott torzse,
mex fedeztek fel. Az erdohivatal
a fovarosi erd6kbol kitermelt ia
egy raszet hHvosvolgyi Macy
vendeglos - holt euad leven =
maga fogott hozza szallitott tor
zsek felapr6zasahoz. Egymasutar
darabolta a fatorzseket, mlkor is
az egyik vastag torzs kettehasa
dasakor, maid elajult a csodalko
zast6l, inert a szetvalt t0rzs e.
gyik felen Sziiz Maria relief-kept
tiint el0. A vendeglos, mikor elst
amulatab6l felocsudott S latta
hogy csoda mem kaprazat, ha
mem a termeszet csodalatos jate
kanak, val6saga, azonnal bessie
tett az erdohivatalba, elmon'
dotta felfedezeset Fekete Bella 70
tanacsosnak.
A hivatalban, termeszetesen e
l0bb hitetlenkedtek, inert Ok i
AIT hittek, hogy a vendeglos va
lami szemfenyvesztesnek, vae.
vallasi elvakultsagnak esett aldo
zatul. Hosszas kapacitalas utai
Fekete f6tanacsos megis kiment
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

t0keletesebbre. A fahas&b kergs
meg q fej haj6t is muvesziesen u.
tanoz1a.
Fekeete Bella erd3f5tanacsos a
csodafat azonnal beszallittatta a
hivatal Retek-utcai helyisegebe
es ertesitette az esetrN a varos
gazdasagi, iigyosztMyt. Oman
szomhaton Lozc6 viktor ,tanacs-
jegyz6 ment ki ,tunemeny meg.
vi1sgalasara Is hivatalosan is
megAllapitota, hogy q '.,csoda
val6ban megtortent $ emberi kez
abban mem mikodott k0zre. A va.
rosgazdasagi iigyosztalyban erre
tanacskozas kezd6dott mi torten
lex a csoda-faval. Hilbert Reese
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
bertarsaiban - es a patikaban.

UerldrSdFDdu - eS d pdtlhdUdu...
A "ruha-club lot Macy el0sze-
retettel kultivalja az idegen IS
termeszetes is, hiszen akar D is
legalabb oily jol olt0zkodni, mint
az amerikai. Kezdetben, amikor
meg mem teheti, hogy dragabb ru-
hat vasaroljon maganak, kony-
nyen beugrik az ilyen sorsolasra,
de mindinkabb csalasra alapitctt
k1ltbbokban es mire magahoz ter,
mar az egesz klubnak es foleg a
"penztarnoknak nyoma sem ma
rad
Keves tapasztalataval, emberis.
meretevel es nyelvtudasaval ma
gyon k0nnyen bedil a vegelada-
soknak, arvereseknek es elhiszi.
hogy semmiert kaphat valamit.
mig kezebee mem rakjak a -.
semmit, amib1l mem konnyji az
tan ujra "valamit csinalni. Icy
kerul egyik csapdabol, hogy bees
sen egy masikba, mig maga is a.
nem ment az amerikai eletisko
Ian: nyelvben, irasban es az elet
tapasztalatok minden fazisan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

allatkrti javaslatara elhataroztSk,
hogy kianitjAk az Allatkerti pal
mahazban. Szombat delutan ki is
szallitottak a fat0rzset az Allat-
kertbe feher selyem drapsriaval
tvezve, krizantsmok koz0tt elhe-
lyeztek pdlmahkzban.
Vasarnap egesz nap mar nagy
tomeg kozonseg zarandokolt az
AllatkerHbe a termAszeti csoda
megtekintesere.
A csoda-fa r0vid ideig marad
kozszemlen az Allatkertben. Azu-
tan a Mez5gaDdasagi Muzeumba
keriil .orok id6kig valo megor-
zesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
HOGY VESZTI Ell HITET
AMERIKABAN A KIFOSZTOTT
BEVANDORL0?
A "'fekerek' egesz hada kiseri
lepten-nyomon tapasztalatlan
bevandorlot.

y
sem mer oily sulyos csapast be-
vandorlonak Amerikaba vetett
hitere es bizalmara, mint az, ami
kor megtakaritott penzet, verej-
tekkel keresett fizeteset lelketlen
emberek befolyasa miatt .elveszti.
Elvegre a penz es a jofizetes az,
ami az idevandorl6 idegenek leg
fGbb celjat, leghobb vagyat kepe-
ri. Els ha ettol is megfosztjak, BIZ
zony mem csoda, ha a szerencs6t-
len bevandorlo elkeseredessel be-
szel fogadott hazajarol.
Altalanos ismert dolog, hogy az
atlag bevandorl6, amikor Ameri-
kai foldre tette labat, meg "nincs
Amerikaban''. Ertheto, hogy elso
dolga rokonait, baratait es isme-
r0seit f0lkeresni, akikkel a saJat
anyanyelven erintkezhet es akik-
mex reven els6 munkajat elfoglal-
hatja. Legtobbszor evekig lakiz
killfoldi negyedben, honfitarsai
k0zott 6s igyekszik azok klulb1a-
max, egyesUleteinek tagJa lennl.
\ bevandorlo no meg ha nehany
blockkal messzebbre kell is men
ME, szivesebben keresi fel AIT
filszer, csemege, pel1 stb iizletetr
ahol anyanyelven beszelhet. Icy
lassankent az III hazajaban Tel.
Gpit maganalz egy hatteret, am
valamelyest is regi hazaja EN-
leket elesztgesse.
Egy ideig rendszerint, megma
rad idegennek az idegenek kozot1
egy idegen" hazaban, csahha
mar azonban elhatarozza, hogy
elindul "felfedezo utjara Amerl
kaban''. Meg akarja tudni, hogy
hogyan is fest Amerika? Lasan
kent elszakitja magatol azokat
lzotelekeket, amik honfitarsaihoz
ismer0sei megszokott csoportJa
hoz fuzik. Elkezd pr6balkozn
Amerikaval. f.
Ezek az elso egyeni tapasztala
tok, tobbnyire az egesz tovabb
boldogr,las ,vagy boldogtalansas
fundamentals tenyezoi.
Elso dolga ITALIAN, hogy megta
nulion valamilyen amerikai mes
terseget, amit "legjobban' fizet
mex. Az ingyenes allami iskolal
nem elegitik Xxi, inert .azok men
igernek nagyszerien fizeto ALA
sokat rovid lido alatt. Felkeres te
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-02
|. |. D. to Defend Strike
Victim This Morning In
! COney Island Court

Rose Resmick will be arraigned
this morning in the West sth st.
court, Coney Island, on a charge of
disorderly conduct resulting from
picketing the stores against which
600 Brooklyn clerks are now on
strike.
She will be defended by a law
yer assigned by the International
Labor Defense.
The strikers, who have been out
nearly a month, are fighting for
recognition of their union and for
a 57-hour week. Heretofore. they
have been working from so TO 100
hours a week, with no Sundays or
holidays off.
Many Of the wives and sisters Of
the strikers are joining in the pick
citing, with the cooperation of the
United Council of Working class
Housewives.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-02
POLICE SWARM IN
BUCHAREST WHILE
KING NEARS END
Regents Tremble; Spies
Harass Workers

BERLIN, April All Rumania is
in a state of excitement and suspense
over the report of the approaching
death of King Ferdinand. The kings
days are numbered and according TO
the meagre news that could tonight
get through the rigid censorship at
Bucharest, the king has already lost
consciousness. His death, it is said
may come at any hour
Police Are Thick.
Extraordinary precautions are re-
ported to have been taken by the po-
lice and military to suppress ruthless
ly any manifestations hostile to the
unpopular regency council consisting
of a Judge Of the high court, the
metropolitan Of the orthodox church,
and Prince Nicholas who are to rule
for the five year old Crown Prince
Michael, son Of Prince Carol
Parts of the Rumanian army have
been modified and are kept concen-
trated at the barracks in Bucharest.
Secret Police Also.
With the famous Rumanian "sigu-
arantza," or secret state police work.
ing in closest cooperation with the
military. the belief prevails in Buch-
Arrest political circles that unpopular
as is the triumvirate regency council,
no serious disorders will take place
following the kings death.
The suspense and excitement at
Bucharest is spreading to other Bal
kan capitals because of the uncer-
tainty Of developments which might
easily affect the political conditions
throughout the Balkins.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-02
WOMEN MAY WORK
49A HRS. A WEEK
SAYS Gov. SMITH
Women May Work.

ALBANY, April Gov. Smith
yesterday signed the so-called "com-
promise" 4s-hour week bill for
women. Coming as the result Of ID
years of strenuous activity on the
part Of trade unionists, it is consid-
cred very feeble concession to
women workers.
While technically forbidding wom-
en- to work more than 4S hours a
week, the basis for evading the law
is found to be in the loophole which
grants employers rs hours during
the year in which their women work
ers may work, thus totalling an aver
age of 491s hours. This is provided
for emergency" and rush" times.
Leaders in women's trade union or
CARNATIONS point out that when even
the American Federation Of Labor is
now demanding the basic 40-hour
week, this law providing for a 491a-
hour work week for women hasn't
even the semblance of a triumph, as
it is being described by professional
boosters Of the Tammany governor.