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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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readers. Any complaint found
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FORD ROADSTER 1925. improved nndel.
ex'elient condition: SI2J: terms. Cal 20
ll26 10th 4. nv. or phone Fiarklin $3.50.
FORD COEPE-I.a'e nIoliei. OWtt@~ Will sell
cheap: IN perfect cDnGItIG1. Can he seen
at tD07 18th q, nv .,Gs
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SAtESMAN-With experience. to call on
hotel aud restaurant trade III Washinston
must I've over - wears of age. Rclly in own
handwriting. statlas ase height. weight and
salary desired. Permanent position To right
party Address BOX $3.50. Star office,
SALESMAN tor general agency. Pcnnsy Iva
MA headauartcrs Phis. Lincoln H,i.-J.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


MARCH, WAVING MAAICU RIM, II AIR.
cutting. etc, ali branches Of beauty cuitn,e
School Sci uI OK BFAuT TSY CrHTGRE nc sls
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EASY TO LEARN-FASCINATIN SHORT
cuuse telephone switchboard operating pre-
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PRIVATE TUTORING BY YALE GRAD
uat. IN mathematics. commercial arithmetic
hookkeeping accounting. Phone Mr.. 81 C.
HALTER Potomac 3S"1-j.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EN-.
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IF voc ARE INTERESTED IN LIFE IN.
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l0oMlS RADIO COLLEGE. 4u3 hh.
wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN FOR HO.
and COLLEGES tea rooms cafeterias Demand
exceeds supply. Experience not Necessary:
age ls no obstacle: a common school edura'
ton Is all that YOU need You can train N
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our free employment bureau covers the
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now and be ready for good position nv
early Fall school omen = 10 m. Ia nm
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS
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HUDSON COACH. late model: every EXTRA
fIn-sisIle and inoXs Ike n.w: price $3.50
only 100 down. Is23 18th -. nv; OPEN
Suu1a:
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AK COMPRESSOR Alternating s.sstrrng ri,l-
| tors paint ,SnraStnS outnt ,Sisr prize make
ttlta ,us
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ANYTHING TO SELL:
Phone Main 1899 or Main 9539
WESCHLERS. 9,U "a AVE. Nv.
Household efecis mer"h in.iise. stocks
Automobiles etc Thrtv-segen years SERVING
the Washington public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

HI DSOE SEDA E--Ainlnst new and run only
few miles Absolutely guaranteed P,iesi
AZ - 100. u cannot be sGHale,! IN value
a'fT here. WASHINGTON CaciiI4c Co. 1913
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMFLOI MEM AUENCIES.
COOK. COLORED. EXPERIENCED: ALSO
amherrait-w aifrass. ) years reference,
desire positions. Decatur 1926.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv-
ice Mrs. l.. II Muller vocational coun.
SelInr l.2:l3 81 NV Main SR1l
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MODERN SMALL HOTEL. 30 rooms: gos,
lorati0n: cafe leased: owner out of town
want, to sell Address Box 2S7-C. star
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OFFICi: POSITIONS.

vi I To L I O.1I ! IN/4N.~.
Free registration. Washington Employment,
Exchange 40 charge unlese pIaced Operated
for the public by the Washington School
for Secretaries. NJ 34S0 Room Ella Trans.
nortatton Bidc. 18th and n
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MODEL: IN the t@st 81 condition: ali ire.
Ike neU. the t~.t humoer. from; and rear
trunk +. and j. heaGII -it- THIS ia an
unusual shtE At tba price asked. Can
seen 4, the Capita Garage. Ssh f0or. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

FORD COI.PE-In good mechanical conC.i-
| non only 3 80. 5ls 10Th 81
FORD ROADSTER. with steel pickup bt,6y:
mr." httie business car. sig 10th a.. ne.
GARDNER 4 sEDAS-Pant and ganor4I
condition very good. IRWIN T. DonOhGe Mo
inr 90. 1923 j. ~. n.w. Phone Franklin
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heating OF Personal Is
) cents 4r line additional To the reg.
uiar isnc rate
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.


FORD TOURISCS Ig27--Two 10 rirk f~or:
like new. price sI95. terms. J. L. Jernssa.
North 352a 203l at. nv
FORD TWO-DOOR SEDAN. 1928. spen-
did buy $50. 1909 Wisconsin ave. West
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HELp-MALE.

DRIVER wanted at once Apply with refer
ens.-s Napoleons Pastry Shop. 5000 Cnpn
AZ is
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{ AM0RY STEVENS rRopERTIE>--Wa'.
k'nS ''"i.ersaI shinp1ns 'uti" ho"hs can I've
Number - Atlantic ave O'ran Trout. Sea
1str, C"nry Island, n. Also Worldwide
Mines aud Colorado Mines. Also many OF his
either properties patented and with titles
nsTpa,ms n ,n,,n h".," M rory ,n ana
ChlofnIe Flat and Pho. Altos adjoining I'm.
pre Zinr Company. ituFro Mountain MINES
Mexico. Mitchell Lake n ) aIni Haltlax
County ,pror'ttc-, Virginia and Gold I'LL
ncct,cut properties stevens boston I'm
,,rpt nang ancse nitnes New McKee,. Stevens
Kelly Ford, Va dam and six radium iron ore
n.ln-s AT White signal Cherry ttr@k New
M"Aicn told Mexico mines incltifetin. stevens
Gold Gulch. y, NJ. mines aud central proper.
lies. \. N. op,iun Was gwen b, me- on these
pt"nert,rs Die n iD.6 and soid Aus. 81
in2.. t. a n,"n,'msnt t'et'n,. man, Canadian
IVA Dam. with oil pool aud all our LAMBS
%, on both sides OF kappahannock River anh
ns"I.r,r. ."Ii MRS { AS"Ry sTrfvE&s
VIII ~ daughter knt" stevens.
NJ" kt|kk>iBi.t Wool CHENILLE
rugs tai" - ''"asttFe from YOUR OH ear
material southern Sales Co. 1906 nth II
It Is. i't,nnr Nam ~.
MAs>E' >t-~s.o l",h \ ". Flat =, ny
i ,..ii mrth"i 10 !" : Ia. Ais" scalp
treatments SUNDAYS. ia.
bt~1 OF MOTHERS ,tARE GIVEN 10
iniants aud children under s years hest Of
references Shepherd .:'s'.-W
AFTER TINS DATE / Will. SoT M RE
su"nelbic lar si"hts contractrd other than hN
Hhseii ARTHUR WILSON. 1"u RuA hufu
nj
SPANISH FRENCH. GERMAN, Zoe LES,
son Also Englsh to foreigners. I4aD y ri
n " Phone after y M. Pot, aHs.
'HiI.bkEH BOARDED IN LOVELY sun.
urban hun" with niuthcT care. IS we~k
'"loir'l taii Tht t"i, ~ tDs
htsT OF MOTHERS CARE GIVEN TO
ththhtA IA private subnfhan hnB,t, Doctor
rl"trh"" CLEVELAND atls Ias
hATfi-t CREEK MAssECSE, VIOLET RAY
" ,tt"Ti si.iant tirct1cal treatments
ONE 10 I" X. Ant. 9, ii5o NJ. nv,
-iif 'utEhs Il PC. seq. CUSHIONS
.ttah frntrtDts, best Il lgl linen no 81
J. '~h'r"""i. i'i3 "s'h - Lice. b1ho
o., 'tAtiAE ~wtnl9h MASSAGE.
~ competent fnhHsrtts", Efad from sweden
LATELY arrived 1878 NJ nw., Ant / i"s
PARENTS.
Have moving ih"tures made of your chii.
titen 81 family ani save for future Use. iuu
ic!t "hls VIZ, Address BuA ~ star
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ANtlot rs obi Eokt SILVER diamonds lew,
cry; \ = AtnuN i3:S Il II NV Man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
HELP-FEMALE.

CANDY SALESLADi-Experienc between
II and - wears of age Huyiers. 10Th l. j.
CLERK to operate Monroe calculator and do
statistical and general Office work: give ex
Dsrience and references. Address Box 3Sti-C.
Star office lHs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REED STROLLER. in good condition: 80 90.
Can All. 2SH6-M. - ",
REFRIG ERATOR-Whte Frost ali-steel re-
frigerator: excellent condition. Caii ro,"-
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WON

Manager and buyer for ,mar,
sportswear department with an
established reputation for fine
merchandise. Permanent and
lucrative connection can be
made by woman having proper
experience and sufficient ability.
Please give all references. APP
plications strictly confidential.
Address Box 3l2-C, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

At, 90 sms. II baths All rented .
! hr furniture III satnu far sale faOU. THIS
tiHa f,Trti fHotHlHk HUtin. fnr 10 years AMI
has large Transient trade EuEtts base
tuent. large enough III sleep "a ieuuie aud
has tatsn IA - iutteh as th,I0 IN ots month
bouttrit Realty CO. 1909 81. NV. Main
hs.
toHNEH btiiCAlEssEk STORE. xood 10
ur,'r tisht fnr .,,,ieh sale rhoi,a Main III
th"nHs y huf"h %. Inc ths
PbN SALE ~- Well established PRINTABLE
ia,iIrs ttasiy tu-Nsas clothing ih,sIHess cit
ttalfi ia uiusi pfuEteastAs Northeast bIstlWss
settinn valuable stusk att nstHtes Mus,
be sold al once Address bns $3.50, Star
ono. Inv
hIG BARGAIN Act quickly fur THE busi
ness suit aie ior all e.eCttirian, on u l, ave .
Nuu,ttIdse u q II sold nv Mun,isy, Fsh
nstufes thn1s mo- hiuer&. .ash Tss istel. els
Cheap rent See 4 lInser. estiusits
~ sat. SI01 aAtA 81 as. lei. N. aVak.
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nEAiiTY pAI,iA,ltS.

fFHA A@fS1 WAVE. special RIO two
rHhtitHHHs au,t water wave lntiitiea haiTcuIs
,it"'5 subt''ir. .h' ntnn evening anti r u ~
titt"'i ot i.ui'ttn tictFnth ~ stunns,n'
nth hFr- thu1 II II nM N 500
iiEAitittL MAHtt.I WAVES .ui, 40
- hi~ Nh5 i"t sunt bar iutn gray. "brn
rtrIN btth'Htrttf t"r appointment wall
Ftdhb. iHI ~ Itnnti,s tufirA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--SALESNiEN.

MEN AND WOMEN ~ sell new patented
household snerislty: good proposition. Room
III 1908 st nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MODERN SMALL HOTEL 80 rooms: good
loratl0n cafe leased: owner out Of town
want, to sell Address Box 2s7-C. star
BOOMING & BOARDING-inn fillcd with
Address Box :.54.C Star office 10.
~ carroll. OILS G st NV. Man 'ioiaa. mar
GROCERY, AND MEAT MARKET for sale;
WI white "e'sh'orho'i trade. lao Se~t". st.
TEA ROOM AND CONFECTIONERY com.
bined. near White House; reasonable and at
tractlve terms: Illness reason for selling.
Address BOY 4"l 4. Star once. - l"'
trade: rent $40 near Hyattsylle. Md;
price. ~ 500 cash. Address Box 4l!C,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY established doing
Address Box 31S.C. Star Office. Ia'
by OWNER. small grocery. doing cash bust
ness; wonderful opportunity for increasing:
hareain for quick sale. Address Box t5"-C.
BIS1NESS FOR SALE--t;ood location: large
profits: investigate this opportunity. Address
BOX 1855. Star office. la'
TEA ROOM-RESTAURANT in Northwest see.
ton for sale: successfully established: inves-
tlgation desired. Address Box 3iO-C. Star
office. ias
ACCoUNTAN nj BOOKKEEPER wishes to in.
vest 800 and services with reliable CON
Germ: excellent references from past employ.
ers: not afraid Of hard work. Address Box
:S.s.t. star office. '.ns
DELICATESSEN. light lunch. cigars. confec-
tIonery magazines; corner store. new apart
meut house. near schools. Right price to
cash buyer: no brokers. Frank So. or
$685.. ous
FOR SALE--Delicatessen. equipped frst-ciasS
soda fountain: 5 living rooms above: 5.year
lease. S15 per month. Northeast business see.
ton. Owner leaving town. Address Box
3no-C. star Office las
GROCERY STORE. corner 1900 Deane ave
ne. living quarters above: rent reasonable
rns
OFT dry goo,is and notions hrlsi.
ness account sickness. Will sacrifice halauce
stock. fixtures and lease: ,ose-.n suburb
Address BOX .,hHt', Star office
OLD ESTABLISHED dry goods. notions tn.si-
ness; good location: with living a,,artiu.,t
suitable for small family. a,3 II ne
LADY DESIRES. INTEREST in small retail
business where her services could I've us4.,i
tddress BOX 215-C. Star ofcp
FOR sALE-Dry cleaning plant al bar
gain. Phone Falls church ~.
WANT 70 Buy beauty parlor send par.
s!culnrs Address Box 26tC. star office I9s
TA%lCAHS. = frst-clsss for sale Reason.
able price. Address Box 3oi-C. star utfi,e
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sslrE;, + Ar"0id iass q st nv Man
n ~, ,s, IN any ."nhtsN" must te reason.
. hookS not.hr ~ k'ens. ssns,s ''"oks 10
NV re nHs,lrs Rtns then, IN ar rhn"e
nn"n ", Snon nSa q. ',d ., -, rnn KS
'tan"h ~torvs
HOOKS. Rot.nr Main aS,a lsii est
NV. rani %tftuau
titt, DRESS ami to>esln asta e,e,,Nst
'" must I've sH"d ,Sn,dltton cheap A,sis~ss
R"x "HSt, Stst othsv ta'
ftkNiH' RI VIII nav snt,d price tor hlsh
grade used furniture Can fTankun rlSO
ar "r'sa hsrhsNs fash Store ia Eve 81
tntRSlrrnN e s1srs is~tr,y,,sn ,~..
S'as,r nesi fnrn,utv co, Aot I've NV
fuRNlftRE ~Wam enough 60 ,ntns iarxe
h"n,e l.,s" tal@'ns mach'"s "a" nay I''r
price, Franklin A3pt, iSs
ttkNfrt ~ raN m"fe n,r"es tnr Nnur
h"usrh"hl s'nsis an't ",,sT furniture 'i>ta
l., ave NJ hA"p Adams itna attrt d pm
rRNst'kE -- wa nav h,.hrst ntt,~ tnr
.sth 'a,n'tH'e, says ani n1'""s & ~hNnn""
- hNiuiRl--~Me lat, al htnAs II suFu,sts~
t'h""" FRANK Hoia 'ni srt ,~st '~a lh,..rs
Mates Nt"tv, iuh tu,h NJ "I'
F'k>tttAE "t all h.nsis ,uir,t ,~ss nt,,es
na'd tartai tntnttutr W hhe Ia, ave
Nv or ,,hnne kFanhho tuHdS
tuRNtft "nee hko to nusrhs.r
als1 ritno fhane Adams ~ -
FtkNtfURE.--U Sru have household so,Nts
10 cell ahd want 4 good rttCe salt NJ n9{a
!. - Netns SttVp W.
ttKNtftAk-r~ianns aoa snn rern tutn'tnrr
waited hS ntR ate patN list. stesHiese au>f
n,i"r Address h.x 4Ut u star agh<s
tnk>ttthe Of every de~t.gt'o" tor hnae' !
anss'r az s'nf@ can Aata s"t'o fao sf's'~s
.nLn silver, Watches d,sn,"..,s as,t obi le~
ciiS assnt III shtt manufacturing Nent tHn /
ASH Nstue t,Att SciMsefs Ma 81
nor Ath fvaNACE ."ai .ern'"t hs,A |
aust t.s III su,,d ur,vs, .A,ttr~ss an> 4ea g. |
NJ aftae tps
oFkNE FURNITURE aud heusehntt su,N,.
desiV ahis, Aisa stacks ct aefchsn,ttss wat !
paw tail valve far aulsk resalts Ssn Msie
A0nn
ORGAN tssa teF saan enuyea. fhnNs !
Ce!aIaelA svas.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

tAkPEN EklNt, PAINIiNG general house
repairs. Phone W r Weaver Lincoln 1874.
RI ECTRlCAL REPAIRING motors. arma-
TUE and coil winding: power apparatus spe'
cialsts. Central Armature Works. 635 ID 1T
n nj
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SITUATION-MALE.
t('Ontinupd.)

JOB as prrssfr por;er wanted ny an rX.
prrien,cd and reliable col"rcd man. Gail
Potomac iS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

MAN youny. cullege desires afternoon and
evening work any kind comnetcnt drafts
man and romputer: years experience.
Decatur 1i,S-J Address Box "a3-C. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

MAN-white. 35 years. experienced farmer,
dairy man work OF any kind: hest refer
rn"es. Write j W. BRADLEY. l345 eth II
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EARN $1,000 OR MORE,

SALESLADY in fur shop: only
those experienced in iurs or
ladies readv-to-wear need APP
ply; permanent position. 1923
G. 81. nv.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
Four Years of Bitter Struggle
BY NJ. NAsTAsIwsKY.

The need of daily newspaper in
the English language was, four years
ago, serious problem. This pro-
blem could be solved only by really
active and revolutionary party of the
working class, and now we know that
the problem was solved and the work
was accomplished just by such forces.
They were organized in the Workers
(Communist) Party of America
which never fails in performing those
tasks, nc matter how difficult, that
are essential for the development of
the labor movement of this country
The Central Executive Committee
of the Party took upon itself the
burden of establishing daily labor
paper, and so, as the result of these
efforts, The Daily Worker began to
appear. The story of four years CT
existence of this paper is we'll known
to its readers, its friends and to the
members of our Party--it's a story
VI Il ISei anu Iiue SIluSSN iot ca
istence And it was always a sue
cessful and victorious struggle show
ing the indomitable will of the front
line fighters of American working
class to have, to maintain and to
firmly establish their revolutionary
daily paper
Those efforts were not in vain, for
The Daily Worker proved itself a
very efficient weapon of the workers.
It's influence is now being felt every
where in the American labor move
nent, inclusive of the foreign lang
uage labor press of this country that
is being brought into closer contact
Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
All to the Battlefront of The Daily Worker
By A. KoBEL.

THE fighting organ of the American
revolutionary workers, "The Daily
Worker" is celebrating it's fourth an
niversary.
This is a great victory to the work
ing class in the strongest imperialis-
tic and capitaLstic country. The
American working class is not yet
able to value the Importance of its
only working class paper in the Eng
fish language, The Daily Worker but
the Wall Street bankers, Rockefeller,
Morgan, and the other eXploiters of
the workers know very well how
harmful The Daily Worker is to
themselves. This is proven by the
attacks upon The Daily Worker in
the past year, the arrest of its edi
tors, business manager, and fines, all
these for the purpose of destroying
the most powerful weapon of the
working class. We must remember
that these attacks are not past as yet.
For a stronger protection of The
Daily Worker the masses Of workers
of all nationalities should organize
themselves as subscribers and CON
tributors to The Daily Worker. Uni
ted we stand, divided we fall.
"Organizing of the working masses
around The Daily Worker" should be
the slogan Of all the revolutionary
workers Of every nationality and
every revolutionary language paper
in America, on the fourth anniversary
| of The Daily Worker.
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The only Esthonian Revolutionary
Weekly paper in America, the Gus
lin" sends its revolutionary greet
ings to The Daily Worker on its
fourth anniversary, and calls all class
conscious Esthonian workers to the
battlefront of The Daily Worker.
Long live The Daily Worker, the
fighting organ of the American revo-
lutionary workers!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13

Those who have followed The
DAILY WORKER closely cannot help
but notice and applaud the sizable
improvements in it's matter and man
ner. Yet it is clear that further and
more strenuous efforts are needed to
make The DAILY WORKER what it
should be - an effective fighting
daily reaching the masses of the
American working class.
AS one at the head of communist
n daily, | appreciate only too well
the difficulties The DAILY WORKER
has to cope with. 1t requires a good
deal of communist courage, consis-
tency and energy to blaze the trail
for our party daily.
Knowing as I do the comrades in
charge of The DAILY WORKER and
the sentiment of our party member
ship, have no doubt that The
DAILY WORKER is on the right
way of becoming mass newspaper
with mass influence.
On behalf of the Freiheit l con-
graduate The DAILY WORKER on
its fourth anniversary and wish it
to become very soon the fighting or
gan and the beacon of the working
class in the United States.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
U. S. Grinds Its Coal

The Fuel Conservation Committee
of the u S. Shipping Board is plan
ming to equip six Shipping Board
steamers, now lying idle, with appar-
atrs for the burning of pulverized
coal. Experiments with this fuel by
the board on the steamship Mercer
have cut operating costs, according
to a report.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13

And so on the Fourth Anniversary,
when every foe of The Daily Worker
would like TO see it among the dead,
we rejoice in its existence and its
valiant struggles for the rights of
toiling masses, and join this cele-
tration with the hearty proletarian
greeting
Long Live The Daily Worker
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
The Daily WORKER Fighting Paper
BY MEILACH EPSTEIN,
.sss Editor Daily Freiheit.

WE whose task it is to spread com
(" munism among the Jewish work
ers feel very keenly the need of
fighting daily paper that should
cairy the same message to the mil
lions OF Engish-speaking workers
throughout the country.
Because OF various circumstances,
the Jewish labor movement in this
country has advanced considerably on
the road of the class struggle. The
entire trade union bureaucracy was
mobilized for the purpose of destroy
ing the wedge which the needle work
StS last year, drove against the re-
|atIion in the American Federation of
Labor. Only the Left Wing and the
organized communists came to the
aid of the rank and file of the needle
trade unions in their heroic struggle
GO fight off the combined attacks of
the union bureaucrats, bosses, police
and courts. The rank and file of the
other unions, because of their back
wardness, remained passive and in
different
4 COMMUNIST daily in the lam
a guage of the land is not only the
collective organizer of the party, but,
IN the present situation, also pioneer
in the work Of agitation in rousing
the masses to class struggle, in dis
pelling the spirit of apathy and dis
enlargement. Such newspaper is
face of the party and the voice of
the rank and file.
In the four years of its existence
The DAILY WORKER has had it's
ups and downs, but one thing has
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13

Editor Freiheit, Jewish Daily Organ
of the Workers COMMUNIST Party
been and remains certain: that the
development and growth of The
DAILY WORKER is prerequisite
for the development of the class
struggle in the United States, for the
successful organization of he unor-
ganized and for the upbuilding of a
communist mass party.