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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
Dzien> Spiewakow W Luna Parku

wych premji przypadnie W udzia
le szczesliwcom.
Nalezy sic postarac jak mai
wczesniejsze przybycie do parku,
sdyz kontesty rozpoczna sic juz
o godzinie lei po po}udniu, d
przedtem rowniez bedzie czesc "a
kreslonego programu wykonana.
Bilety MONA otrzymac u kaz-
oeeo polskiego grosernika czy tez
buczera" W SVEN sasiedztwie G
takowe przedwczesnie trzeba sic
postarac, by zapas tych ME wy
czerpaf sic.
Dzien Spiewakow Polskich "
g1odzie naszym odbywac sic be.
die pod przewodnictwem Okregu
Zwiazku Spiewakow Polskich "
Ameryce. Dochod przeznaczonyrf
| ma bye ma zapoczatkowanie Po
'ftszebrego funduszu ma Zjazd Wal
ny Zwiazku Spiewakow PolskicI
W Ameryce, jaki odbedzie sic v
grodzie naszym w roku przyszfym
Nalezy usi4owania dzielnych ma
szych spiewakow poprzec gro
NADINE podazyc do Luna Park,
w sobote. dnia 9-go czerwca.
Pamietajmy tenn rowniez. alb;
dzien Piesni Polskiej by} rownie;
naszem ogolnem swietem polskien
| narodowem. Okazmy nasza facz
, nose, solidarnosc poparcie, ;
uczynic to mozemy przez podaze
ME W przyszla sobote do Lun:
Farku. \ gdzie wiasnie odbywa6 si'
h4dzie wspanialy program. jak
starannie przygotowaf komitet, KIT;
ry wszystkich Rodakow Rodacz
k, jak najliczniejsze przybyci'
do Luna Parku uprasza. A wie'
podazmy wszyscy obecnoscia sws
poprzyjmy usilowania Polskich ma
szych Spiewakow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

sWaldemaras, ktory jedzie do Ce-
.newy, by tam zalie sic ma Polske,
stall sic nagle "czerwonym" i ma
srzedziem Rosji sowieckiej vice
ic iczlowiekiem niebezpiecznym dla O.
golnego pokoju.
Waidemaras uporczywie donna ga
sic cd Polski wilma, ktore jego zda
niem Polska zabra}a Litwie W ro-
ku l920-ym.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
| KUBALA MOE
POLECA DO MIASTA
FILADELFU.

PARYZ - Bye moze, ze mia
sto Filadelfja beda meta iotu pol
skich lotnikow, Idzikowskiego ku
bali, zamiast New York. Obydwa
lotnicy juz koncza przygotowania
do swego lotu olbrzymim samolo-
tenn "Orze} Bialy", dokonujac ma
wojskowem lotnisku ostatecznych
prob.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

Mobile znajduje sic obecnie ma zie
mi Franciszka Jozefa W po1nocno-
wschodnim kierunku cd wysp Spitz-
bergen.
0 lie Rad sowiecki upewni sic
CO do tel ostatniej depeszy, wy
prawa rosyjska W poszukiwaniu "a
zaginionym sterowcem bedzie skie'
rowana do ziemi Franciszka Joze.
"a.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
IZNOWU SLYSZANO SYGNALY
RADIOWE CENERALA MOBILE

MOSkWA. - Prywatny aparat
radiowy W Voznesensku pochwycil
depesze radiowa. pochodzaca RE
komo cd generala Mobile, ktory
prepaid bez wiesci W powrotnej
drodze z bieguna polnocnego.
Wedlug tel depeszy, sterowiec
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

komitet przygotowai wspaniale
premje i tax: Jedna z glownych ma
srod - bedzie tona wegli. Jako
da!sze nagrody komitet przezna-
cza. Piec galonow oleju do samo-
chodu; Przybor dla palaczy, czyli
tax zwany Smoking Stand; ksia-
zeczka oszczednosciowa Washin-
gton Banku piecioma dolara-
mi wiele, wiele innych wartoscio-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
zPoWstancy chinscy zajeli Pekin

menda generala Sun Chang Fanga
Wojska ''Lorda Mandzurjjii', przy
wodcy wojsk rzadowych, marsza!
ka Czank Tso Lima spokojnie wy
cofsly sic Pekinu w miesci>
panowal zupeiny spokoj podcza
ewakuacji. porzadku przestrze
gala policja zandarmerja.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
DROBIAZGI

S\o@o@o@o@ @oC-0oC-ooCDcG|I 81
"Wszystko juz byfo"
powiedziaf Ben Akiba, a
potwierdza te prawde raz
jeszcze fakt, il czwarta ko
more grohowca Tut-Ankh-
Amena, faraona starozyt-
nego Egiptu, okradli przed
5000 lat urzednicy swiaty-
nj Amona wespof mura-
rzami, pracujacymi przy
jej budowie.
Policja kryminalna mia
sta Teb- "nakryia", jak to
sic mowi, Gala te szajke Il
odstawiia do ula. Dostali
oni, rozumie sic, odpowied
ME egipskie naparzenie "
piety W dfonie, poczem
juz ziozyli nastepujace ze-
znanie, po dzis dzien Ia
chowane wsrod starodaw-
nych papyrusow, a odcy-
frowane przez jednego z
angielskich egiptologow:
"Dostalismy sic podzie-
mnym korytarzem ma miej
see popefnienia przestepst-
wa. Tam otworzylismy tru
mne krola, ozdobiona zio-
tymi iancuchami i klejno-
tami. Ma gfowie znajdo-
wafa sic z}ota zaslona, sza
ty zas tkane byiy ziotem
i drogimi kamieniami.
, Wowczas ogolilismy sza
cowna mumje tego caie-
60 cymesu i z tym cieza-
rem znogowalismy do pc
wnej znanej nam meliny".
--Protokof nosi date, kto-
ra - wediug naszej ra-
chubby czasu przypada
ma dzien l listopada 1926
roku pred mar. Chrystusa.
A wiec z powyzszego O.
pisu widzimy, re juz ma
4 trzy tysiace lat cd chwili
obecnej W Egipcie dokony-
wane byfy planowe rabun-
XII ma wieksza skale, istnia
fy szajki ziodziejskie i po-
licja kryminalna a takze
sadly. Wszystko, CO nam
sic zdarza widziec, byfo
juz i dawniej, W czasach
starozytnych.
Lot Bremen" ME byi
pierwszym przelotem czio-
wieka mad Atlantykiern ze
wschodu ma zachod, jak
niektorzy sadza. Balon ste
. rowy ZR-3, nazwany poz-
niej "Los Angeles" prze-
leciai z Niemiec do Stanow
Zjednoczonych W pazdzier
niku 1924 r. Angielski
balon sterowy R-34 przele-
ciai Anglji do Nowego
Jorku powrotem w IL
pcu 1919-go roku. Trzy
amerykanskie wojskowe a
eroplany odbywajac pod
roz naokoio swiata, przele
, cialy Atlantyk re wschodu
ma zachod w roku 1924-m
droga ma Islandje, Gren-
: landje i Nowa Funlandje.
: Diedonne Coster Joseph
> LIE Brix, francuscy lotnicy,
przelecieli Afryki do
: Brazylji w pazdzierniku
: 1927-go roku. A wiec WI
a dzimy, re Nielncy 'Bre-
a men" ME byli pierwszymi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

LW6W. ---a Ukazaf sic tn pierw
sly numer nowego pisma codzien-
nego. majacego ma celu popiera-
ME interesow drobnego mieszczafi-
stwa, W pierwszej linji stanu
rzemieslniczego. Nowy dziennik
wychodzi pod nazwa ''kurjer Po-
ranny".
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

Prawdziwa niespodzianka dla tu
t. ;szej Polonji bedzie - Dzien
Polskich Spiewakow W Luna Par
ku, jaki sic odbedzie W przyszfa
sobote, dnia 9-go czerwca b. r.
Program jest bardzo bogaty j
urozmaicony Po po}udniu beda
tence. wyscigi, kontesty a takze
wleczorem wspania}y koncert.
W koncercie wystapia chory
meskie, zenskie i mieszane. Park
bedzie otwarty cd godziny lej
pred poiudniem.
Program koncertu przedstawie
sic W ten sposob:
Chory meskie:
krakowiak ---.--,-....:.-.-,.- kazure
Podkoweczki. daicie ognia! ia,
| Gal
Glory zenskie:
Noe -....-.-.-...-..-..--.-. l.. Demz;
0, gdyby kwiatki
zna}y .-,.--.-.... J. Clomt
Jas i kaska ..--.... Melodja ludows
Glory mieszane:
Mazur Z Jaselek 49,. P. Maszynsk
Nielodje narodowe ..-..--. Urbanks
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
Co Tydzien
Niesie?

wydnowi: 'Czego sic skorup-
"a "a mlodu napije, tenn
renuAa starosc traci". Zastoso-
~, ~ vac je mozna szczegolnie
10 zamiiowania do napo-
,w.r. ow alsoholowych. Napo-
pinaja slawni lekarze, a.
V'zelfe feby dzieciom nizej lat Is
pod zadnym warunkiem i
W zadnej postaci ME poda-
wac napojow upajajacych,
niszczacych silly ich duszy
i ciaia. a jednak ma}o je-
szcze przestrogi te i ma
pomnienia znajduja posfu-
chu, mianowicie u mas.
Me ublizajac nikomu by
najmniej, powieny TAXI
Zapytajcie sic, na}ogowych
pijakow, CO bylo powodem
ich upadku? kazdy drugi
czy trzeci odpowie, ze juz
w domu rodzicielskim "a
smakowal W napojach al
koholowych, ze wiasny je-
go ojciec, wlasna jego mat
ka, podali mu pierwszy kie
liszek wodki, pierwsza pi.
wa szklanke, wiec go oni
pic nauczyli.
czy to mozliwe? Czyi
moze bye prawda? - Ia
kie pytanie niejeden mog}'
by postawi6. Niestety, mo
! q hive u ~ smutn4 jest te
prawd4!...
Przyk{ad rodzicow "
dzieciach az nadto chet'
ME znajduje nasladowcow
i nasladowczynie. Jesli "
domu bywa W zapasie wod
ka lub, piwo, dzieci pokry'
jomu dochodza, aby choc
jezyk umoczyc W tym ma
poju, ktory tax bardzo 70.
dzicom przypada do sma'
ku.
Jak wiec rodzice powin.
nj postepowac? - krotka
ma to odpowiedz!
Powinni sami zyc wstrze
miezliwie, aby stac sic do.
brym naprawde przyk{a.
dem dla dzieci, bo ten ich
jest gwiazd4 przewodnia'
Rodzice powinni wiec wy
kluczyc zupeinie napoje
alloholowe dla dawania
dzieciom swym zanim dol.
da do lat starszych. w tym
wypadku przykiad rodzi'
COW wiele, bardzo wiele
znaczyc tn bedzie. Stanie
sic to z wielkim pozytkien
tax dla ojca jak i matki
Wychowanie dzieci bedzie
lzejszem. A poza tenn dba'
ME o dzieci i siebie, by i'm
zfego przylkiadu ME da'
wac - uchronic zdofa ME
jedna nodzine Cd kiotni
nieporozumien wszelkicf
nieszczesc, bo rodzina ia
ka stanie sic obrazem po
koju, szczescia zadowo
lenia. Dobry przylkiad 70
dzicow udzieli sic ich dzi,
ciom.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05
PEkIN UPADL POD NAPOREM
.POWSTANC0W

PEklN - Stolica Chin po1noc-
nych, Pekin, weszla pod kontrole
chinskich wojsk powstanczych, kto
re wkroczyly do miasta pod ko-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
COOK Vote RAPS
LABOR SELL-0UT
Fights to End Against
Official Treason

LONDON, July 5-A. J. Cook, mil
liant miners leader continued ia
struggle against the action of the Of
ficials of the Trade Union Congress
in conference with business leaders
headed by Lord Mond, by casting his
vote against the report providing for
the establishment of an industrial
council.
Cook, who sees in the industrial
council the latest maneuver of the
industrial leaders and union official.
dom fer class collaboration has fought
the measure from the start.
The report which deals with trade
union recognition and the prevention
of strikes was drawn up largely un-
der the direction of the business lead
ers headed by Lord Mond. In the fall
it will be submitted to the Trade Un-
ion Council and the national confed-
Grafton of employers organizations
who are expected to accept it.
Strikes are throttled under the pro-
visions of the report. Though the
idea of compulsion is discarded, it is
specifically stated that no stoppage
of work is permissible while the ma
tional industrial council is reporting
Under the phrase naturalization
of industry" it is believed that Lord
Mond and the group he represents
and leads intends to introduce a ma
tionwide speed-up and increase in ef-
ficiency, with corresponding elimina-
tion of workers.
Characterizing the measure pub
lically, Cook declared it to be "a mere
fig-leaf upon naked capitalist autoc-
racy in industry"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
PORTER PROTEST
MEETING TODAY
New Bedford Strikers to
Fight For Release

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July s.
Plans for the huge mass meeting
called in protest against the impris-
onment of John Porter in an army
jail are completed, the Internationa.
Labor Defense committee announced.
The meeting is to be held tomorrow
afternoon on Sauliner's open field.
Many thousands of striking textile
workers are expected to turn out in
demonstration for the release OF
Porter, who is a vice-president of the
New Bedford Textile Workers Union
of the Textile Mills Committee.
1t was because of his activities in
the strike here that he was thrown
into Jail by the army authorities and
now faces compound charges of de-
sertion, participation in strike and
several other points, any one Of them
punishable by long prison terms, ac-
cording to army statutes. Porter is
also a member of the Young Work
ers (Communist) League.
Paul Crouch, young Communist ex-
soldier who himself served a prison
term for his activities as Commu-
mist while in the army, will be the
chairman of the meeting. Other
speakers are Jack Rubenstein, strike
organizer; Theresa Valente, from the
union, and representatives of the In
ternational Labor Defense.
Theresa Valente, who is secretary
of the Provisional National Commit
tee for Porter's Defense, announced
that a national conference Of SYM
pathetic lator and youth organiza-
tions will ba called in New York
soon, with the date of the official
call to be issued later.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
MINOR DENOUNCES
POLICE ATTACK ON
PROTEST MEETING
Workers Party Nominee
Shows Tammany Role

Robert Minor, candidate of the
Workers (Communist) Party for U. S.
Senate from New York State, who
together with ID other participants
was arrested on Tuesday, July 8, at
the demonstration in Wall street in
front of ]. P Morgan & Co., organ
lied by the All-American Anti-Impe-
rialist League as protest against
the war of American Imperialism
against the Nicaraguan people, is
sued through the New York State
Election Campaign Committee of the
Workers Party the following state
ment yesterday:
."The tyrannicaI action of New York
City police in breaking up the demon
stration against Wall street and it's
oppression of Nicaragua, in assault
ing and arresting workers peacefully
demonstrating their solidarity with
the oppressed peoples of Haiti, Porto
Rico, Cuba, the Philippines and China,
on the day before July 4, the very day
on which the American people them
selves, 152 years ago, overthrew their
foreign oppressors, shows very clear
ly the real role of the American gov
ernment as the government of Wall
Street, the government of the bank
ers and manufacturers.
Police Tools of Capitalists
"The Tammany police, as the re-
publican administration in Washing
ton, are at the beck and call of Nor
gan and Rockefeller to attack work.
ers, their meetings and their strikes
in this country, just as they are car
rying out the wishes of the financial
interests with 1000 marines in Mica
ragua today.
Governor Smith, democratic can
didate for president, stands at the
head Of Tammany, whose police broke
up the peaceful demonstration of
Continued on Page Tsoo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
LAUNCH ELECTION
DRIVE IN dist. z
Success s full Open-Air
Rallies Held

The election campaign of District
8, Workers (Communist) Party, was
launched Wednesday night, July a.
with open-air rallies in various sec
tions of the city. They were among
the most successful meetings held by
the Party during recent weeks and
proved to be real demonstrations for
the Workers Party against American
imperialism.
The subject of discussion at these
meetings was, "Our Heritage from
the American Revolution, the Struggle
Against American Imperialism and
the Program of the Workers Party"
Bronx Meeting
In the Bronx a meeting was held at
Intervale and Wilkins Ave, the prin-
cipal speaker being Rebecca Grecht,
candidate for assembly in the 9Th AS
sembly District, who was arrested at
an anti-imperialist demonstration in
Wall st. the day before. Other
speakers were Harry Eisman, of the
Young Pioneers, and Goldman, a
member of the Laundry Workers
Union. About 800 workers listened
attentively to the speakers and a col
lection of over SIT was taken.
Another open-air meeting was held
Continued on Page Three
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
Workers School Offers
Free Six-Weeks Course

A special course in the Fundamen-
tails of Communism with A. Markoff
as instructor. will begin in the Work
ers School, 1928 Union Square, today
at 1880 p. m. The course will consist
of six sessions, on consecutive Fri
days. Ten Negro workers have al
ready registered for the course. Thru
special arrangement, no fee will be
charged.
The course will analyze capitalism,
thru the stage of Imperialism, the ma
ture of the Dictatorship of the Prole-
tariat, and Communism. 1t will con-
clude with discussion on the work.
ing class movement Of today, and the
role of the Communist Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
Michigan Governor May
Pardon Rich Criminal

LANSING, Mich, July (U. P.)-
Gov. Fred w. Green said today that
he has taken under consideration a
plea of George R. Rich, wealthy
Battle Creek steel manufacturer, to
pardon his son.
Arthur Rich, the son, is serving a
life sentence in Jackson state prison
for an assault and beating admins
tered to Louise King, of Washington,
Pa. Battle Greek college coed.
The governor told the United Press
that he had ordered x-rays, intro
duced by the state at Rich's two trials
as those Of Louise King, taken to Ann
Arbor and examined by dental ex-
pert at the state hospital.
The father has claimed that the
x-rays were not Louise Kings, the
governor said.
Governor said that the x-ray report
would be considered with other data
on the case in the application for a
pardon.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
WH|TEWASH COAT
FOR REMUS CASE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July s.
George Remus, bootleg king and con-
fessed wife-slayer, who was released
from the state hospital for the Grim
inally insane at Lima, Ohio, recently,
was given a complete carte blanche
today when Judge Chester r. Shook,
of Hamilton County Common Pleas
Court, dismissed contempt citation
made against the millionaire boot
logger during his murder trial last
November.
Remus is now resting at his home
here and says he expects to remain
here. indefinitely.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
new PLANS LAID
TO Save ITALIA
Russian Icebreaker is
Still in Ice-Pack

VIRGO BAY, Spitzbergen, July
(UP).-The work Of rescuing the
stranded men of the transpolar dir
igible Italia was placed upon a new
basis today when it was decided to
have the Swedish seaplane Uppland
establish a gasoline and food supply
station nine miles from the ice en-
campment from which General Um-
berto Mobile was rescued.
The lTppland will establish this
station On the coast of North East
Land.
Meanwhile, the rescue ship Bra
ganza disembarkeh the seaplanes
which Captain H. Riser Larsen and
Lieutenant Iuetzow Holm will fly.
The Braganza started for North Cape,
carrying a Finnish airplane which
will be used at the new base to be
established by the Uppland.
The Russian icebreaker Krassin
has been unable to extricate herself
from the packed ice.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
FASCISTS SIGN
COMMERCE PACT

ROME, July 5. - Another step in
the commercial and military under
standing between the Italian and
Hungarian governments was effected
today when Premier Mussolini and
Hungarian Minister Horthy signed a
treaty of commerce and navigation.
1t is believed that this is the first
of number of projects involving CO.
operation between the two govern
ments to be consummated.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
"PROBE" OF POWER
TRUST TO RECESS
Last Witness Up Today;
to Resume in Fall

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Only one
witness remained today to clear the
decks in the Federal Trade Commits
sion's power trust investigation"
prior to taking on the summer recess.
Frank M. Cuppy, Lafayette, Ind,
will he questioned at a short session
tomorrow. Cuppy, power trust ex-
ecutive, was shown in previous testi-
mony to have received substantial
sums in connection with lobbying ac-
tivities in behalf of Indiana utilities
interests. He will be questioned re-
garding disbursement of the money.
When the commission has finished
with Cuppy, it intends to recess open
hearings until September, when Pa
cific coast and northeast utilities prop
aganda activities will be investigated.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
$1,000 MINERS IN
ANTHRACITE join
IN BIG WALKOUT
District l Progressives
Hold Conference

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, July 5
[UP).-Operation was suspended to-
day in the collieries of the Lehigh
Valley Coal and Navigation Company
when 5000 men went out in SYM
pathy strike. The strike was result
of suspension of operation in col
lieries Nos. a, 5 and g.
Especial to the Daily Worber)
Complete Shut Down
HAZELTON, July 5.-Nearly nine
thousand miners employed by the
contractor system mines of the
Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation
Company near Mauch Chunk walked
out on sympathetic strike today
when the company shut out its en-
ployees in collieries 4, 5 and in
what is believed to be an attempt to
force down wages and weaken the
power of the union. Progressive min
ers of District l have advocated the
calling. of a general strike against
the contractor system which the re-
dictionary officials of District l are
refusing to fight.
Especial to the Daily Worker)
WILKES-BARRE, July '5.--One
hundred-fifty representatives from
fifty local unions of the anthracite
attended rousing conference called
by the Save-The- Union Committee at
Luzerne, and after listening to
speeches by leading milita1ts of the
districts resolved to unite behind the
struggle of the bituminous miners and
to support the National Miners Re-
lief Committee.
Elect Officers
Bill Gebert was elected chairman
of the conference and George Papcun
secretary. Mike Harrington, from
Avella, Pa, District 5, spoke in the
name of the striking miners of that
region and told the miners picturing
the true situation, in that region
where striking miners have to fight
not only the coal operators, state
police, but also the reactionary ma
chine.
Papcun pointed out that the mining
industry in both sections in anthra-
cite and bituminous are in crisis.
"The officialdom of the union do not
even attempt to help the situation" !"
he said.
In District 1 miners are on to
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
"MEDIATION" MEET
BARS DELEGATES
OF MILL STRIKERS
"Batty, Binns Do Not Represent Workers; Parley
Decisions Invalid Says Mill Committee
Mass Sentiment Demands Return of 10 per cent
Cut Before Union Goes to Conferences

NEW BEDFORD Mass July 5.-Folowing conference
held today by Mayor Ashley Chief of Police Mcleod Major
Winow and Lieutenant Perry of The 101st Field Artillery
issued by Mayor Ashley to the effect that 40
national guardsmen much mounted force is obtainabe
will be used to assist the police Monday when the mill
will try the mill gates In addition the entire police
and the civil service force will be called out augment
the police forces.
Monday scheduled to be the real day of the strike
tens of thousands of strikers being modified picket duty
at the Sc mills
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. July 5.-In attempt to clear
the road ahead for attempted sell out Of the % 900 textile
workers strike here the State Board of Cancellation Confer
in which officials of the Textile Council and mill
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-06
NOTED BALLET AT
STADIUM CONCERT
Theremin, Orchestra in
Big. Program

The famous ballet of the Roxy
Paramount Theatre has been secured
to take part in the great concert and
entertainment that will be held at
Coney Island Stadium Saturday eve
ming, July II. This ballet, one of
the finest in the country, will perform
q program of modern and classical
dances specially prepared for the oc-
casion.
Together with Prof. Leon Theremin
and Arnold Volpe's Symphony Or
chestra the Roxy Ballet will help
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Klansmen Fail to Hear
Heflin; Can't Burn Cross

Klansmen gathered at Bailsley
Park, South Jamaica, Queens, waited
for several hours yesterday for the
appearance of Senator Heflin, who
had been scheduled to speak to them.
Heflin, however, did not appear, send
ing message that he was detained
in Jackson Michigan. Over 5000
members of the Klu Klux Klan waited
patiently in the hot sun, until they
got tired of waiting.
Finally, when they had just about
decided to burn their hundred-foot
cross, it began to rain, making the af-
fair complete failure.