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The producers news., 1927-07-08
THE COMING WAR

Workers Defend Your Rights is the slogan with
which the British Trade Union Defense committee
opened its Mayday manifesto, read at 5000 meet
ings over the length and breadth of the land. The
manifesto states:
"A dangerous attack has been launched upon
the workers organizations by the powerful en-
plOyers' associations and reactonary class influ-
ences which control the tory government. The
aim is to deprive the workers by act of parlia-
ment of their strongest weapons of defence
against exploitation and oppression.
The trade unions" the manifesto proceeds.
''are to be fettered by legal restrictions on the
right to strike, the right to picket the right to
use union funds for union purposes, the right of
trade unions to associate with one another and
to act together in pursuit of common policy by
lawful means'
1t is just year since the reactionary Baldwin
government forced general strike on the British
unions in order to deal them crushing blow. The
bill now passing through it's final stages in par
lament is continuation of that attack.
The calling off of the general strike Nav 12 a
year ago hailed by the capitalists of all lands
Labor's most powerful weapon had been discredit-
ed The present legislation aims simply to cIinch
that victory, claiming labor to cooperation in the
present industrial order. But the rumble of class
war is rising.
A struggle has begun in England Gin which in
one form or another we shall occupy probably the
remainder of our lives" That is not radical Cook
OF the miners speaking but chancellor of the ex-
chequer Winston Churchill addressing 10000 con-
servatives He says:
A rival power is seen to be seeking to estab-
llsh itself within the nation, power which chaI-
lenges our democratic institutions, which is orga
nlzlng to coerce the government by other than
constitutional processes"
Churchill is right except in his definitions The
rival power is the nation rising to challenge the
right OF Churchill's class to use the state for ex-
plotting the workers. The manipulation of demo-
cratic institutions by this wealthy autocracv forces
labor to seek other than constitutional processes
What is needed is constitution to make democra-
cy effective in new economic order.
The producers news., 1927-07-08
&4ito9;q49 81
~ EEEEEgzz1Nssz ESSSZA
By CHARLES E. TAYLOR
BOO! BOO!

The following front page editorial appearing
June 10Th in the Boulder Monitor anent the recent
fiascO of the Montana Railroad Commission in its
brazen efforts to abolish the ElkhOrn branch at
the behest Of the Northern Pacific which was so
eXpedltlously set aside unjustfiable by the In
terstate Commerce Commission, is so well worth
reading that we reproduce it in these columns.
The sarcasm and satire on one TOomey, who wrote
the decision of the Montana Railroad Commission
under very peculiar circumstances to say the
least who seems to be more interested in the rail
roads than he does in those who furnishes him
ham and eggs, (unless he gets a retained on the
slde) IN regard to Toomey's recent 'red rawlings"
is artistic Mr.. Toomey has not said word in
explanation of his base betrayal of the people, yet
he may when he gets time.
The editorial follows:
The producers news., 1927-07-08

measures to favor its own mines
Starting with reductions in freight
rates on its own coal and increases
In the tariff on imported coal e is
proceeding to general embargo on
foreign fuel other than reparations
coal from Germany.
"Thus," says the London Dailv
Herald Qabor), "the price-cutting in
the export trade practiced bv the
British mine owners and denounced
by Herbert Smith at the recent meet
ing of the international miners eve
cutlve In Paris has produced its dead
ly effect. The new French measure
is merely chushing retort to an m
economic price war begun by British
evxporters." '-'i-
The productive capacity of the Brit
ish coal industry is greater than ever
Wages have been slashed. But If is
doubtful whether Britain will regain
her markets in face of the increased s,aII
competitive power of Germany and
the diminished dependence of France
the Netherlands and other countries
on British coal. Meanwhile nnore
than 100000 British miners arc ~ ~, :
employed.
The producers news., 1927-07-08
REVENUE BUREAU SHOWS
GOLD GLUT OF WEALTHY

Washington - (FP) - Americas
owning class basked in the golden
sunbeams of 1925 prosperity as in no
other year in history, income tax re-
turns for 1925, released June 27 by
the bureau of internal revenue, indl-
cate.
The number of owners acknOwl.
edging taxable annual incomes o.
Sl,OOO,O00 and over tripled to ZV'
over the 1924 figure of Is. This fig-
ure exceeds even the wild war-baOy
profiteer days of 1916. Corporations
also experienced their greatest year
since the Ell Dorado of 1916. Ihey
reported profits of S9,500,OOO,OOO
clean two billion jump over 1924
Although manufacturers and pubic
utility stockholders reported sotteS'
velvet in their cushions of prOsperlg,
the financial interests rang the oen
for the greatest absolute gains. BanA.
ing, insurance and related busiIeSs
reported profits of $1,5OO,OOO,OOU
so per cent increase over the preceeu
ing year. .o
Tendencies toward the concentratiOn
of wealth and its wider distrlOuuUnu
among the middle classes are snow
in the tax reports. 1 per cent ~ y
those taxed paid 70 per cent OF ".
total. But more than 8OO,OOO y.
sons reported net incomes 6e!wesn
$4,000 and $4,000 a substantial =
crease over any previous year ana Ii 4
striking contrast to the total OF w.
100000 in 1914. ,..d
The invaluable services renueiCf
to the owning classes by secretary 4Se
the treasury Mellon, kingpin OF ++sr %
republican regime, is nowhere Dss.Y t;on
attested than in the rates OF taA"';g =.
on the wealthy class reporting
comes of more than $1,0OO,OOO YIN IN
Mellon is a member of this class ant
1925 they were taxed only 10 pei "a 20
of their reported income, aganiSt, t,o22
per cent in 1924, So per cent IN Lar Lar
and 63 per cent in 1921, Ihe yrate
Mellon went into office. ThSlf oie nre. r~
of taxation is now near the lSlO
war level.
The producers news., 1927-07-08
NEW CITIZENS

wealth, with complete, free outfits for new babies
This is called compliment from the citv 70
'ne mothers OF new citizens We'd call it $50
ciansm' or worse, in this country and, of course.
ics better to have mothers worried and poor ba-
Dles mlserably uncomfortable than to let the SER
pent of socialism creep in.
once the idea of public schools, education free
70 ALL was considered socialistc, and an attack on
property. Perhaps we shall get used to other
things, as we have got used to that.
However, If we can arrange to get workers
higher and higher wages, we can continue to
avoid the socialism horror
The producers news., 1927-07-08
Friday, July s, 1927

lions share of the S75.OOo ooo
business orders which the So,,,;oVV Of
ing organizations declare tbev Trad,
withdrawing from British fry. fry are
place elsewhere iiS to
Naturally neither state nor
merce departments will answo, cOra'
question now, but officials nointher telther
Dennis record as sufficient '.s to
Dennis is a Coolidge Democrott reply.
an intimate friend of the nres;ad and
In Northampton, Mass. CooIi9ent. CooGIii9ent.
home town, he taught econonoino noinuges
Smith College and boarded "a. at
Coolidge. with
In 1929 Dennis was sent
tral and eastern Europe to oo. ~ cen
private investigations for sooect eOnuuct
OF Commerce Hoover. So bigbi,'
Hoover impressed with his wori, iy was
upon Dennis return, he was n .nat
personal assistant to the sao-a4 .-aliiea
OF commerce. In 1925 he was Ib9.aLy bosy
ed to the tariff commission. bis 4oos.. to..
views being similar to the ad,Sal.t eet1t
tratlOn's despite his democrat. tii,.''lills- I.
tics. ''''0 Poll
Dennis will enter the Soviet IT,.
within few weeks to study ecorl UillOn
lc conditions, particularly in ao-;oIi yrioll-
ture and cooperative marlzetin9o' ti9''0ul-
cording to friends in Baltin,o,9o' Sc-
home town. The tour will NJ, =, MS
Leningrad and Moscow. WHOM ,,,'iuae
will go south through the ricb forI ne
ing country accompanied bv an 70, an III
rlcultural expert placed at bis & az
posal by the Soviet government u'S-
*
Although his trip has been labol.,
unofficial his position as ne,.oeli s,.o1leg
adviser to Secretary Hoover r15Oilal o15 u.
close personal ties with COOLIDGE o;us ;,,s
a semiofficial stamp to Dennis nio Sae
ing him on a par with Col HorS. a-ao-
who served in a similar capacit,, e.
the late president Wilson. lOf
Secretary Hoover, who is lrno,-
regard Soviet trade as a bioblT y "
slrable addition to Americas oo ue-
omlc assets, has been following closa JCOii-
ly the recent Soviet trade shifts N-oSe- oos
sequent on the break forced h, 0tli, Az
tory British government. He evnontS s
to receive highly important infoy,,oo rrosS
ton In this connection from bis oor1 l-,,''
merclal attache in Berlin when IN, ~.
Soviet trade representatives in FIS
ope meet there.
Natural tendencies on the mart of
the state department to hurrab vo-
orously following the AngIo-Soviset
rupture have been restrained nro5 S
ably through the commerce denoyt
ment's eagerness to profit from +bo
discontinue of British trade Nj
only has the state department faiIeJ
to applaud the British government,s
move in raiding Arcos, but the d.
partment of justice has pointedlv in
formed certain interests clamorino
for a raid on Amtorg, the similar
Sovlet-American trading organization
IN New York, that the governmen,
has no intention of following tbair
advice now. '''0D
The day General Wood resigns as
governor of the Philippines will he
celebrated as a national Filipino bol.
Iday second only to independence Dav
when we get it."
So commented Vincente G. Bunuan
director Of the Washington office of
the Philippine Commission for hide
pendence, on unconfirmed reports that
Wood is about to resign after 6 wears
OF what Filipino papers describe as a
dictatorship.
The producers news., 1927-07-08
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
By HARVEY O'CONNER
(Federated Pressl

Washington-(FP) - Is the Cool
idge administration in reality send
inng a semiofficial investigator ;nto
Russla IN the person of DR.. Alfred = D D
Dennis, vice chairman of the -u tsriff
commission? 'iie 'srlII
And is his going timed with H. 80
cent cent. Aansgalo-Soviet break SO that the
united States may be able to get a
The producers news., 1927-07-08

HALF MILLION FOR VANZETTI
Boston.-(FP)-The names Of 474-
S4Z Americans-nearly half a mil
hon from all parts of the United
States-are attached to a petition for
Justice to Sacco and Vanzetti sent
into Gov. Fuller's office
The producers news., 1927-07-08

Now we know why a boat is called "she." 1t is
because they are painted and have new riggings
all the time
The producers news., 1927-07-08

From the yelling and squawEdng going on wee
classify it as "major operation"-this cutting
of movie-star salaries
The producers news., 1927-07-08

If you have troubles to burn-be original and
make light of them.
The producers news., 1927-07-08

Continued next week.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING---Rooms
srraped pointed up and Rapersd S1s po our
work in writing and furnish recommends
tions. Dependable Decorating Co, 529 IN
st. NV. Main 3252: evening. Fr. 446. 20,
EXPERIENCING. PAINTING at lowest
Winter prices: all work guaranteed for D
years in writing terms up to "a months
ia 18th ST. NV. FIR. 9163. 10,
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING; all work
given personal attention: prices as lair as the
rest: call for estimate. Breen. FIR. 1887. 1b'
PAPER1NG. painting; rooms papered. So M
painting at lowest prices: skilled mechanics:
~ years satisfactory service Met. Decorat'
ing Elec. Co. Inc. 900 NV. Fr. 500
nainting. $40 9th NV Fr 1854.
PAPERING. painting. plastering, Sc and IN:
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Adams 1864. mh15'
PAPERHANGING. WHOLE HOUSE $40; 5
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PAPERHANGING-R pspered, SO and
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ed 4oS E z6 A ess I. Gs"s sx waF TG
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INTERPRETATIONS REPAIRED as good as
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NJ Isis. 603 9th St NV. Main 1910
ROOF REPAIRING and painting FURNACES ace,
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TIMING. roof painting. refrigerator repair.
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WINDOW SHADES. screens & metal weather
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& Son. 2031 Nichols ave. Sc. Line. 1913
WINDOW SHADES made to order: linole-
ums laid in cement. We fit your WINDOWS
and floors Thompson Bros, furniture.
stoves. floor coverings 1920 Good Hope I'd.
AnacOstia. ID. e. Phone Line. $50.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
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Sl.15; hung free. We will call with SAMPLES
Kleeblatt. 18th and H stsn Line. $40.
WINDOW SHADES at factory prices.
lKirsh rods and Hartshorn rollers.) The
Shade Factory. 1109 18th st. Main 1042S.
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CLOTHING-Men's cast-off: convert them
into cash when cleaning house; We pay b e
g 9nai q ol any stand Hnf SD I sam st.
FURNITUREII pay more money for y eYo
household goods and ONCE ~, frrn at,ss ogy
FURNITURE-Wouldl like to purchase some
Franklin Fran 500 n 20. IS.
FURNITURE and household goods Of all
Cali at once NJ. 161a4. Ad. 5.2b. after 8.
FURNITURE-Must have al once large
amount of furniture OF all kinds Ihis fur nr
pay more than the average dealer. Cali
Franklin 1901 and get more money for
FURNITURE wanted, at auction or other:
wise highest prices co 1ne
s o9of io stSre NV h Prone N. sS7a. ~
Square rGsr p Deal Furniture c.. 6oi Eye NV.
FuRNTTURE-You can get more money for
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Box 315-M. Star office.
PIANOs-will pay highest prices for up;
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Pa ave- sc. Phone Lincoln 10136 49,
STORE FIXTURES of every description
bougb' for spot cash. Edgar Baum, DOB
st NV: Frank. 9744.
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1882 or Main 953a
wESCHLER,S. go PA, AVE N.Y.
Household Effects. Merchandise stocks
Automobiles etc. Thirty seven years serving
the Washington public.
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ANTIQUES old gold silver. diamonds.
jewelry. A. +. Arnold. 1923 g st. NV.
Main s173:
APPAREL mems wOmen's children for
rummage sale: also household goods: will
nay cash. Phone Mr.. Cohen. FIR. 24S9.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds: large or small
FIR. 6494. Big Book Shop. 933 G st. NV.
CAMERAS. field glasses. tools. guns: any.
thing you have TO sell. Groce's. Franklin
S33, 18th and e.
cLOTHING-will call In my unlettered auto
mobile city or suburbs. and pay you highest
prices for ladies' gentlemen's. children dis.
postal or phone. | will call. w. Rice. 1882
Eth ct. n.w. North 1855.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Owners must sacrifice dia-
monds for immediate cash.

Lady's Solid Platinum Dia-
mond Bracelet, extra wide.
Contains SO large blue white
diamonds and 70 caliber cut sap
phires. Mounting is handmade
and beautifully designed. Owner
paid $500, will sacrifice for
So75.OO
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PERSONAL.

for AZ years: secretly obtained evidence and
and f9p'Ff saaaS%
dentials: member Of American Association
e sy c Agsn s and SSps tank u ov
viii help You solve your problem; BRAD-
PoFP inc Inc P PEoms Frann S7oo
NURSING HOME. SILVER SPRING. MD.
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RoURKE-wANT. TO LOCATE SON AND
who later married Foley; came to Wash
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t tana 7 ssSfS' n 1ssn Main tso r. 1850
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device n brings immediate comfort, We hsye
II TfoS S'" IiDxsBi,osAToRY. sls NV, Room
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman at
1 rles Drug store No. .. 9TH and e sts NV.
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE, BET.
ter class Of unfortunate Young women before
SRfH eHfos sfsFP2fEoc orrS s 'o
WOMAN REFINED. WE'LL EDUCATED.
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rushions. Imported Belgian linen, 500 90.
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FINISHED FAMILY WASH AND FINE
linens carefully done. Phone Columbia 4O27.
hetween am and 8 pm. week days
MEDICAL MASSAGE BY NURSE AND
grad Swedish masseuse. 1715 p st. NV.
Apt 201 Phone Main 1856 l6s
Sl50o-IF YOU HELP SELL YOUR
FRIEND q "a. n "Ss,. Pontiac car Address Box
DRESSMAKER WANTS SEWING BY THE
day alterations and remodeling. or upstairs
work and sewing. Franklin 1905.
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Lady's Solitaire. weighs Az
carats less 10 points. Guaran-
teed absolutely blue white and
perfect. This is a gem, wonder
fully cut and very brilliant.
Owner, who must sell to save
other interests, will sacrifice
for 81 $500
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

GARDEN WORK - Planting. pruning. trim
ming shrubbery. trees. etc: flower plants set
and attended Address Box 403-M. Star once
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WANTED-Live-wire furnish
ings salesman, experienced and
able to earn real money, Apply
Radio Joe, 1905 Pa. ave. NV,
after ? pm.
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HELP-MALE (Cont'dl.

YOUNG MEN t2). white TO assemble orders
for large business concern; high school edu-
cation preferred: SIS to start. Address Box
40h-M Star office
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

STEEL GRAY and black and tan male pO-
lice puppies. pedigreed. for sale by owner at
reasonable price. IL good home is guaran-
teed. Exceptional opportunity. Phone
Main 61s.
BIRD SEED-The better kind. At ATHER-
TONS. &C pound: 3 pounds. roc. 10 pounds
81 80. 1913 Indiana ave. NV.
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HELP-FEMALE.

WOMEN white: must be thoroughly experi-
enced ironers family finished work. Pio-
neer Laundry. go Rhode Island ave. ne.
YOUNG LADY. photographer and good typist
one experienced in writing casualty INSURANCE
policies preferred. by branch Office of large
insurance company: excellent opportunity
Apply in own handwriting stating experl-
ence If any and salary expected to start
Address Box 430-M. Star office. 49,
CANDY SALESGIRL, expert
enced. Apply Happiness Candy
Store, llo7 f st. NV.
MILLINERY saleswoman, thor
oughly experienced only consid-
cred. Creeron Millinery Co,
Ola 18th st. NV.
CUTTER, experienced, for up
holstery work room. Apply
superintendent Office, 4th floor
5, Kann Sons Company.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS
experienced; permanent posi-
tons; white only; also packers,
Apply Arlington Candy Co., 9th
and X SITS. s.w. l6*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-15

Gentleman's Solitaire Dia-
mond, weighs 2 carats less 5
points. Blue-white and fine cut.
This is a very brilliant diamond
and cost owner $4,000. To
raise money at once will sell
for .$525.0O