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THuS, ], OWN 8 StlNs AVtFlONEEk>,
tisA RYE Sr, NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Dwelling, Being Premises No.
AN27 18th St. NV.

kN virtue OF 4 certain (tee< of trust shitN
reoNNlesl IN Litter No asia, folia All et ssS,
~ the land FeeoNis OF the district Ot CsAtuaa,
htA and ~ the reducst af the party se<,rgt~l
thereeN, tae uislers.xsel trustees wsli seN Al
TIhuhsnAys ,rllE rweNfl. .Eylt7R nay
on NAY A,h, la@S, AT FkiREE NtA(tl. .(k'k
PM the following described kalsst aitt nFtssss
tses, situate ia the mstFiSt Nf CtAiNnttia atSi
tiestx mated - And helnK lot 80 ia StteSsiV tstM
WAsie m J, fhtliE HERMANN aud MiaheAi
Preston ~ sauaFe NsNs> "a peF piat rgSogSteA
y The eltee pf the sugSeyur ,fNF the nssiglyt
ieGs 70 seSsaApts Nld gsssEsetleas Of Fe[Nrt
TerMs OF sAieS oAe-shlFt Af the pufehase
% %MsnSS v he nald 70 easA hAlanSe IN twe
NeAla with lAtefeat at a. per ceAtaMl psF
annuM nANania semi ahnuaity tFNRa lAy et
sale, seenreA hN eeea af tTNst unoli tAe I.rop-
arN sNla, eF al essh, a. the apetAn ~ the
aalred as time ef sale, An easNe eSa,einS
Feeotdsng ete., ~ east Of pueeAaseF T'eFais
" sale W I've cNmrlted with wltAla thtyts
UiNs tINtn daN pt sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve tae Ftsht tV Fesnh lhe prelasstX al
we NsN 9sNs Hast 0t ttetsNlttng ylFVhaseE
after hNe seANs advertisement Nt sUgh resale
" saA,e NRNsnanef pueltshssi tn " 4shtRgton.
u {, HARRY L, RVST
GE6, cAtyERr BOWIE
@slslttslet7IStesl q, - rs
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

COLONIAL HGHTS.. ROSSLYN. vA.--5.
room bnngalow gas, cleo. aud lot. Apply
Mr. CONNER Corhran 81. IL.
OVERLOOKING PARK, SOUTH OF ALBE.
electric range. garage. lot 10000 r.. large
trees: owner ordered 10 distant assignment:
will srl or rent il0S 9oth st. 13s
FOliR no SEVEN ROOM BuNGAi,,l''t
nccd. easy terms. Call Decatur 5000. Ant.
UNUSUAL VALUE--IN EXCLUSIVE 18TH
al residential gcction new detached horne.
seven large rooms, two tinted tiled baths.
call Decatur 5000. Apt eos, .
Nat clcc. porrhcs hrst fnor tor rent
S:lT so real home and investment combined.
GFn Newton nj Two. family Nat vacant
Snnablc - scll az sacrifice price un icrnis
~" G s.w.--Vacant about June 10; to he
newly decorated b: submit offer ~
tO nqcr ar rcnta.
3IS East Clifford st Potomac ya.---l.argc
lot b-r & u modern bungalow garage: re-
lnccd rental nrd nritc
CoIOREn BARGAINS.
40 II n W -~~Two-familv nat. i53 You nv,
ii, & b. hrict 1"i0 Bth-,Sr, & b. brick.
1B5 Harvard--6.r, & b. colonial brick Low
rentals and nrtes.
nutoklv 10 secure one beturr rented: rentals
S37 80 upward monthly will allow free
rental to offset ucving cost.
Most nf the above l'roperttes can. he trad
cd submit YOUR pr0positi0n promptly.
N +. RYON CO.. INC.
3Sif iitA 81. 1423 81
WANTED rO BllS--HOlSES.
BRICK. 8.s ROOMS: VICINITY EAST CAP
itoI Md ave-. under 81 900 If clear ar
range cash SHUTTERS g17 ne.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate Consisting
Of Two-Story Brick Dwelling,
Being Premises S44 Jefferson
ST. NV.

hy virtue ~ certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded IN Iiher No, Aaaa, ialto s1S III se1'.
OF the land reeuFtls of the District ut cuiams
hia, aud az tho reuuest OF tho party secured
thereby the undersigned trustee Will sell AZ
fRSSA "''TSas Tas y rwsNrast sfsS r FisrE 1Ss EFsns. ns ~
MAYAAn.. inss. AT, FO0R,ThlRrY
O'CLOCK Pm, the fallnwing ,slescTihesi lana
altd premises, situate IN the county af Wash
ingtun District OF Cnumhla, ane designated
a. and heipe los numbered fnrly.tMe tAel
q The saelIyisien by rhcmas Y, (, wiItams
lats IN sauare numbered tWenty-Nlne hunsigvd
and nlnetysnine lHaNal tngWeFis hlaek nun,
hetei sixteen tial .,hrlwhtw0u,l Park A.
per plat reearsled Ia l.iher as, Al tuia t7a
tp the surveyors ofiice et the District ai
Ierins OF safe; onethie,i Of the nureAase
money 90 he natd tn cash, halanee ia two
eaual lnstRilmenta payable iN one Astd two
wears, with mterest al six per eentNm per
nlihttin, paNAhla seaisAnnuallS. front day Of
sale, secured hy deed OF trust unea the prop
ssS sehssss .s ~ noah s Mod sesIGS Mn e s 'ss he
uniged "A time Nt sale, All eOnvey yAnetng,
tpenrdtnK etc, At east 0f purchaser, Ternls
II sale 10 he e0mplied with Within thirty
iNs from day af sale, atherwiAe the trustee
thH risk AND cost ot detanltins nNgeAasee
= Soma newseanee published IA washtngton
iseall AMERICAN SECURITY ANN
NJ uo,EIsp SNM1MShr,ANSX N1MShr,AN
Niee rtcssien.
, Trustee
N snuItNaTnN,
AsslslNNl seprelATN
MlslAlalFap,si,ea ~ sa,st,es
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OPEN TODAY.

Attractive Chevy Chase home at q
bargain, Center, hall plan q beauti-
fnl rooms. tiled bath, sleeping porch,
hardwood floors. open fireplace and
all modern convPnienccA. garage.
The location Is ideal. l biork off Con-
rectif1it ave soufh Of Circle Drive
or take street ear to Legation ST,
then west TO No. 3h2i. Price.
xI9 600 Easy terms,
q. b. IIKENs. North 747s.
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THOs- !. OWEN & SON AUCTIoNEERs.
14.S EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sEMl-
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES NO 432i RIVER ROAD
NnnTuWIscT

BY virtue of q certain deed of trust. dnly
recorded in Liber No COOS. folio 336 ct seu..
OF the land records OF the District of Column.
hia and al the request of the party secured
thrr~by the undersigned trustees will sell az
FRIDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NAY AD ICES AT THREE O'CLOCK p M
tha following -desrrthed land and premises
situate in the District OF Columbia. and des-
ienated az and heing the sontheasteriy 20
feet hy the full denth thereof of lot 1A IN
square 1850 in subdivision made by VII.
liam ., Minnix OF tract OF land called
Book al M page = in the Office of the sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia.
Terms Sold subject 70 prior deed o.
which will be announced at time of sale:
the purchase price above said trust To ne
patt in pash deposit of $500 required,
conveyaneing recording. etc. at purchasrr$
cost Terms to he complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold al
ths discretion Of the trusees
GEO CALVERT BOWIE.
GEORGE r. pLUMMER.
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AtlCTluN SALES.
arAtpasa tenar a. AZ
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER 4 son. AuciIoneers.
CELLAR RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. KNOWN

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers.
rRcfETGfIEHis cEGIHs sAts ah wo 6SSFFxxNASa 5SFFx
SsVhS Il II hS2ks sTkErF ffR NoRThwEsK afr KNowN
recorded ,.S . iieer sss$ q folio, q sIo q The
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
"n "a Dgf 4Essg ssio" rt + front Fl shs 1s;Ssf
DAY ,,oFE OF NAY 1o3s,. Ar FOUR. .rhiRTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
"BIoominEdale" subdivision OF parts OF tracts
OF land known as Youngsborolgh and Pros.
40. Of the, records Of thr ofiice OF the sur,
vcyor Of the District OF Columbia. said part
on X stWet by the same width TO the fnll
dmnth i,,n n thereof 81 said lot 90 feet to public
Terms OF sale Property sold subject TO
frat decd of trust II $500. further par
ticulars of which will tie announced az the
to he paid as follows; 81 900 cash and the
balance payable in monthly miscellaneous OF
500. including interest to he secured by n
srcond decd OF trust upon The properly sold,
or ali cash. at nc option OF the. purchaser.
m, dcp%s't 30 ..1d 81 Saoo VIII be- REQUIRED at the
and notaral fees at the cost OF the pnr.
chaser Terms OF sale to he complied with
within thirty days from the day of sale,
otherwise deposit will be forfeited and prop.
crty sold at risk and cost OF defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. ID. c.
csERFf.cK cs5AS l. S6arrM 6 rTrMHAu.
my11 -d&dsexSu Trustees
ADAM A WESCHLER son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 212 ID
STREET SOUTHWEST.
recorded N Liber No. 1876. folio 2i5 Il i. seu'.
Of the land records OF the. District of Colunl.
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned surviving trustee
viii offer for, sale by public auction IN front
TENTH DAY OF MAY. 1928. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the iOlowing-iiescri land
and premises situate IN the District of Co.
lpmbia. 20 W: Part OF .ot lettcred tered N, IN
%: original lot and all of original lots
and u In square 5S1. according tO the plat
of said subd vision az the same appears OF
record in Book 'B" at page 107. one OF the
records in the office OF the surveyor. Of the
District OF Columbia. described as follows:
Of d street south distant Il feet east from
the northwest corner OF said lot IN" and
OF said d street thence south 100 feet:
thence west 10 feet and thence north 100
feet 10 the point of heginning..
Terms OF sale: Cash: depoat OF
sale All eonyeyancing. recording and no:
tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms OF
SAFE to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property at the
after Ave days advertisement OF such resale
3 tS"' G newspaper published ,,, N maan,nF'0'
THOs. J OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
14oh Eve Street Northwest
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my7.a.i1 i: .14.f6.17
THOs. J.. OWEN & son, AuCTioNEERs,
1923 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DETACHED FRAME
siifnIT saia MiiiTfAkf soApN 4 soRTHwEsT. RTTaMishs
August ' iaaa % bens asu inssrmen. ' No. aasr d.
records Of the District Of coinmhla' '' and al
undersigned trustees will sell al public al..
,ian inx,s Il !r9n, ot tes M prsBmises on rRpAy
THREE O'Clock PM. the followiSs.tie.
scrtbcd land and premises situate in the Dis.
tric. q celgmbia, and designated d. and
street by the depth of tsh feet OF lot ~ ln
square I'm ~ Allan 4. WALKER and William
"s asa eseS spe'viGS Ct Q, .as
plat recorded In Iiber Bh folio i48 OF The
O. tae on q bsns The cf ,sd E. h
Thomas i Tayior BY deed recorded Ia iihsr
ns,ric, P ~ Coiumba sold snbiset 10 " cove. We
Tsrms sod .ubiec, to a prior deed Of
which WIN be announced al time Of saIe the
purchase price ah"e sald sn trust 70 be gaii
!. o. sso
thirty days otherwise 'la dspo.l, tSriei,ed and
the property may he advertised and fesold
al tho discretion ,of ths trnstees, $50,
mhs7 % =, RoaERr on ! D. p KRErIrEa: rrp..s..
swTHE PURCHASER or THE ABOVE.
with Tho term. as stated therein, The sslsi
nrogeriy. wlli be- resold on WEDNESDAY,
r5gss slnHfFhFSGRR pSSayyypPEyEn Say Fl nAS AoSo,StnR Sn
and tonditlons' except that . deposit o. 1880
VIII he REQUIRED and settlement must he
m.,o GY 6TbIa OF THE TRUSTEES
rnos. } oyEN 3s!g rSl 4 soS " SNrwsr'oSnnas
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THuS. j, OWEN q SUN, AUNT1ONEEHS.
lA.S EYE ST. NV.
Public Auction Of Improved and
Unimproved Real Estate to
Close an Estate.

Ths undersigned win sell at public auction
to the highest bidder on the premises, 81
Celiegs PARK, Nd FRlnAY. NAY EIGHT.
ZENITH, lpsS. AT fOUR.THIRTY O'CLOCK
provementS and number OF uninaproved
lots. These properties are loeated almost
adjoining the property of the University Of
Maryland. within about two city blocks of
conveniently located as 80 school, church AMI
Terms of sale, Each niece oS Improved
property will hN Sold subject 60 first mort.
sage. particulars. of which will ee announced
Al sale, A cash depostt OF $3.50 ON eas'h
pie,e OF tnproved property sold will he re-
uuired az time af sale and the balance nay.
able at The rate ut $40 a month. OF all cash,
at the option ot the purchaser The un-
tmnFoSed er3perty viii oe soid Tor all cash
lots ar more may make cash Stepflslt et
$50 ON each lot and balance paNAhle %S0
month. when SA00 has heen naid ,An p0r~
chase nrtce of tmnraved property, or on pug-
ba eatltled Ia deed upon delivery at purv
ehsse.mrnev mOrtgage an terms above pre-
Vlded C0nveyAncing and Ft<ordinE St cOst
OF purchaser, Interest, taxes and Insurance
subject To resnccttve nrst morris axes ON each
piege ot tmproved peoperU. or deposit
WILLIAM ?, NAGaUnEg,,
AV VAttxVitle. Nd
phone ASaltsvlils eS.w>
ARTHUR CARR -,
Phone hyAttsV.lle tAA,
TsS 81 fiSSI aiSSSr4sSfEl3.sA' SSfI33SA'. hASS
cHsEt.Es cHsJg E.,,S.,,., W cd,AsEIr s.lSs
WashiaEtaa, DC.
Attorney for owners.
nVt1fA fAfStNtS
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SAl.E--iiOtlSES.
lContlnaed.l
HERE IT is.
NrACHED TAPESTRY BRICK BUNGALOW

Tin an exclusive. close In northwest section
0verlooling our pretttest park graceful TX.
fetlor design of light tapestry brick. slate
3nsnsaNi roof with nretty easement windows.
3lght attic over entire house beautiful.
cheerful rooms and extra servants room.
atot-water heat electric lights and \ real
open frenlace. the kind YOU dream about,
large lot beautifully PLANTED huilt-n heat
cd garage Never before offered Tor sale.
and priced now at $40 500. For inspection
lrnlI Isnniria 90
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FOR COLORED.
H ST. Cars to 24th St. NE.

SELLING FAST.
ksIingy wHre
esln
develop
A wunls houses
a 10 SELECTION FROM THE FOUR
mayh "a
Only $5,o75-Easy Terms
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Main s. o24 i4th St. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON. AuctiOneers
Trustees Sale of Four Story
Fireproof Apartment, No.
1AAR (.;rard Sf. NV.


Liber i 5oii9. follS sos et seS.' Of the land nd
resod, Of the District Of Co,nm6a and at
trustees will offer for sale by public auc.
ton, ~ front Of premises; on TUE9SsDAY. 9s
TTnfIdRTFYr 1Si oGLock P9. The the followins-de.
;cribed land ard premises ,i situate @ In SAID az
block Ill. North Grounds Columbian Uni.
yersty H. per Olaf y ber Gover"f "sa snep 6i
mid District. beginning at the northwest
corner of said lot 10. thence east along
Grad g2 fee. 70 20 o@ aeyy aey
lot 10, thence north AZ feet 10 the begin.
lots al" and $50 square 2687. -,
Terms of sale: Above property will he
qc S o,6sa' a. per prl1t een desa ds Apr m io50
balance cash. deposit of $4,000 REQUIRED
Of g%rchsse q time s@s Of no,sr s@e s
Of pnrchaser Terms of sale to be- complied
with within thirty days from sale. other.
at '' risk and cost Of sefauiting purchaser
after FIVE DAYS advertisement OF such resale
10 in, SINE Z :, newspaper published In washing,
SFf2FGE Gf2RfHM R il. L1NIK1kNTssi 1nNIKK1kNTsis.
my1 -d&ds exsu Trustees:
ADAM A. wEsCHLER SON Auctioneers.
rR1DSWTEEEEf DWEEfSa s4hE Eo or 4s Iw9Mpksyr Elm sr SS NV
BY rtae Of certain ,nd deed Of s dS
301 of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction n
front Of the rremlses. on FRIDAY. THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1928 AT
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
.ng-descrbed land and premises. situated ~
the District of Columbia. 10 wit: Lot 13
IN Edward F. Droops subdivision in square
:i0S0 as Der plat recorded in the Office oG
the surveyor for the District of Columbia 10
Idher County 81 at folio 30: together with.
and subject to rights OF way over parts of
lots ~ and 2s. Particulars at sale.
Terms OF sale The above property will
he sold subject to prior deed of trust for
81 BOO at 7fo now past due: balance
cash deposit of 100000 required OF
purchaser a: time of sale. All conveyanc'ng.
recording and nOtarial fees at cost of Dur-
chaser Terms OF sale to he complied with
within thirty DAYS from day Of sale other:
wise trustees reserve the right TO resell
property at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in WASH
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD.
ALBERT C.. CONNER.
myS. 10 - 1917 Trustees
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
SHORE pI.DpEIiTy.

ron EAf.E ~ sUAMEn COTTAGE sITiI
aled on beanlilii sp0t .ngar i.epnnfdi0Mn
sd, Large livins roonl. D baigooms Kitchen
roms ~ ,eennd Nom, nearly 900 su' II
~ screened noroh aFiesa, we'll water ffnn.
iht i0issg0. Y nne private teaeh SWIM
uiniely flirnishsdg Ab 600 phans Adams
bboj t9f appointment 10 see piHp4ug.
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THOs. j. OWEN & son AJCTIoNEERs-
1873 EYE ST NV.
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WILLIAM II, BALLARD,
AHRAM r.. SFRVEN.
loai Eve ~ Nv

TrUstefh,
mylet4.la,ld1T,tstnel. ."a."a
THOs. j. OWEN a SON, AtfC,rlONEERs,
fi.1 EYE ST. NV.
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WAS So, 5O0-NOW $7.450
GROOM 4 BATH DETACHED HOME.
5000 DonsETT PLACE NM -,
ro"rs thronghout ideal h.-w.h., and elee,
ilehts small casb payment .s,ln balance lilg
Iapsett nj. or phone Col. s730.W: foe auto.
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THOS OWEN 4 SON. AT(sTfONEERS
lIo6 Eve Street NnrihNeat.
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THOs' j OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
I4oh Eve Street Northwest
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Nv ALFRED " LAWSON
myii ,d&ds,exSu Real Estate 0fficer.
I'HOS, ], OWEN q SON, AuCTIONEERS,
lA9N EYE ST NV
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NEAR GA. AVE. AND
KENNEDY

4.heironm house in good condition, ,
Rteam heat electric ights, larRe Nari Terms
Very easy l., +. F. PRINCE. 3Ii Investment
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ADAM 4. wEscHLER & son. Aactioneers
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25
HANDS OFF" IS
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Demands Post Office
Rescind Order
Continued from Page One

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paper, the Daily Worker, is being
held by the Post Office Department
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"The only reasons advanced why
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mo doubt you are aware that
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25
NOV. 4 RALLY WILL
DEFY OPEN SHOPPERS

"The National Association of
Manufacturers has made the first
open move in its campaign to COM
pletely exterminate every vestige of
the American labor movement"
This statement was made Aester-
day by William F. Dunno, New
York gubernatorial candidate Of the
Workers (Communist) Party, in
commenting on the bitter open-shop
speech made Tuesday by Stanton
3. Peck, chairman of the open-shop
committee of the Manufacturers As
sociation, attacking the American
Federation of Labor.
Dunno said that thousands of New
York militant workers will demon
strate their approval of a policy of
attack on the open-shoppers at the
18th anniversary of the Russian
Revolution commemorative exercises
at Madison Square Garden, Sunday,
Nov. a.
Dunne's statement follows:
/ Warns Labor Movement.
"The attack on the American Fed
Grafton of Labor made yesterday by
Staunton B. Peck should be warn
ing to the labor movement of this
country that nationwide drive to
exterminate every vestige of labor
organization in the country is on
foot.
"Mr. Peck attacks in the sharpest
terms even the mild form of union
ism for which the A. F. of L. stands.
This is indicated by the bankruptcy
Of the policies advocated by the
chiefs of the A. F. of L., who close
the eyes of the workers to the dam
gers confronting them.
Mobilize Labor Forces.
"The Communists are utilizing
the present election campaign to
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25
JUDGE FREES
Mill PICkETS
Urged
Spread of Walkout Is
Continued from Page One

Continued from, Page One
mornings mass meeting of the
strikers at the Turn Hall.
Describes New Bedford Terror.
Jack Rubinstein, militant leader
of the textile strikers at New Bed
ford and Fall River, described how
the police of these cities had served
the bosses in their effort to smash
the heroic struggle of the mill work
ers.
Rubinstein declared that the silk
strikers must have national, as
well as a local, outlook and urged
them to aid the National Textile
Workers Union. He called on the
silk workers to organize not only
the big, but also the little shops.
Ben Lifschitz, member of the Cen
trail Committee of the Workers
(Communist) Party, told of the
struggle which the textile workers
of LODI, Poland, have been making
against the Polish bosses and of the
betrayal of their strike by the So
cialists.
Lifschitz emphasized that the sue
cess of the silk workers strike de-
ponds in part on their determine
ton in spreading the walkout to
include other ranks of the trade.
He appealed to the workers to
make the present strike a general
strike and to build the National Tex
tile Workers Union.
The necessity for the Strike Com
mittee to have full power to act
in the present situation was also
stressed by the speaker. He de-
clared that all union funds must be
placed at the disposal of the Strike
Committee and that the committee
must have full authority to act for
the whole union in any emergency.
The silk workers responded with
great enthusiasm to Lifschitz's and
Rubinstein's speeches.
Further evidence of the increased
police offensive was given today by
the arrest of Irving Dams, a young
worker, who was seized while dis
tributing handbills advertising the
meeting of jaquard workers at Turn
Hall tonight.
Dams was taken to the police sta
ton and fined two dollars.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25
1000 Communists in
Berlin Parade; Social
Democrats March Fails

lWretess to the Daily Worker)
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Enthusiastic-
ally welcomed by the proletarian
populace of Berlin on the sidewalks,
1000 workers participated in the
Communist demonstration Sunday
celebrating the 50th anniversary of
the annulment of the socialist law.
The parade was splendid demon
stration, prevailed by a fighting
spirit. Many banners carried the
slogans of the class struggle and of
the revolutionary workers.
The social-democrat demonstration
was poor and was more like a
family promenade on a peaceful
Sunday afternoon.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25

STRIKE BETRAYAL
BY SOCIALISTS"
SCORED AT MEETS
Terms Even Worse
Than Indicated

Special Cable to The Daily Worker
WARSAW, Oct. "a. Rossiak,
Communist deputy in the Sejm was
severely injured Sunday when police
viciously attacked huge meeting
in LODI held to protest the sellout
Of the textile strike by the leaders
OF the socialist party. Rossiak was
struck by a sabre welded by one of
the Cossacks.
Numerous workers have been ar
rested in connection with the vigor-
Gus agitation campaign being con-
Quoted by the Communist Party.
Special Cable to The Daily Worker
WARSAW, Oct. 24.-The agree
ment which the Polish socialist party
leaders signed which resulted in the
end of the giant textile strike is
even more unfavorable to the work
ers than the promises of the reform
ist leaders indicated, it was authori-
tatively learned today.
The agreement contains no pro-
vision whatever for the reinstate-
ment OF active strikers, no guaran-
tee f,.r works delegations and no
plans for the loss of two weeks
wages to workers. There is no5ning
in the agreement to protect the in
terests of the workers.
The Christian Democrat and the
National LABOR Party helped the So
ciahst Party to sabotage the strike.
They managed, however, to skillfully
withdraw, leaving the Socialist
Party leaders to sign the new
agreement.
Work is being resumed very slow
ly in the LODI factories.