davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

mi hore. Tato hra bola jednon y
najrozeul uJlce ejsich v lige. Far
ska obrana praskla, ked bola mai
Wac potrebna. Dobre udieranie
SWitku a Novaka zadovazilo sest'
obehov v siestom inningu. Hill
crestcania, oduSevneni svojim zda-
rom V predoslom inningu, skoro-
vail este pat obehov v siedmom.
Farrellcani sa tiez skriabali hore
a iidery Bebica, Seamana a Po-
vika doniesly Pennsylvancanom
tri obehy v 6smom. So skorom
IL ku IL v prospech Hillcrestca-
nov jednym hracom ma baze,
hra sa skoncila 6. iodine podl "a
nedel 'neho nariadenia. Toto bo-
la jedna najdlhSich hier v Slo-
venskej Lige, trvajtica tri hodiny.
Farrellcani boil lepsf V udierani
lobby, mali 13 nderov proti Z Hill
crestcanov, ale slabe nadhadzova-
ME Tennantoms Auchterom, kto-
ri dali 13 bazoy ma lobby, zaprici-
milo porazEu Farrellcanov. Be-
bic, dostanlc diva ndery, zvysil
svoj priemer na $50 bodov. Bebic
je, vedtcim udieracom V Sloven-
skej Baseball Lfge.
Hry v tito nedel'u
Hillcrestcania pojdu do War
ren nedel u, Akde budu hrat' s
Gatou Thomas Steel. Lubic, sprav<
ca Hillcrestcanov, mono zavola
Barillarea nadhadzovat' a Swift
ku chytat'. Thomas Steels s w
hrou mad mocnou catou haselton-
skych Sokolov, sd dobre obrnen1
picermi m0zu zapricinit' hodne
nesnadz CampbellGanom. Spelman
bude nadhadzovat "a Warren
canov. u.
Ked' Sokoli sa stretn6 camp
bellskymi Mad 'armi Gordon
parku, bude to BOZ az do vysile-
mia. Mad 'ari museju porazit Ha-.
seltoncanov, ak schcii byt' medzi
uchadzaGmi 0 campionstvo. Spray
ca Lisko vyberie k tejto hre Joze
fla Checka "a picera a Sama Ba-
rillare "a chytaca. Haselton posle
nadhadzovat' Savage-a Collie
petra chytat'.
Ne-veducej sa strutherskej ca.
te pripadol Ease jeden t'azky u
kol: hrat' Lansingvillcanml.
Lansingvillcani ztratili w dive hry
jednu "a druhou a ma nedel u
chcn nasilu vyhrat'. Struthersca-
MIA tiez prehrali dive hry podl'a a
vsetkych znamok, tato hra bude
iednou z vynikaji1cich. Stankov
zacfnajnci picer nebol este ozna-
meny, ale by neprelvapilo, keby
Stanko zaSiel do Bessemer, Pa.
prissiel odtial' Dick Nordom,
chyrecnym picerom, cd ktoreho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
POLITICKE STRANKY
v SPOJ. STATOCH.
r. i. !. s.

Burke, slavny anglicky polltlcky
filozof, definuje politickl stranu
co "teleso l'udi, sdruzenych "a
tym ciel Pom, aby spolocnym tsi-
lin povzbudzovali zaujem naro-
da ist1 zasadu, ma ktorej sa vse-
tel usniesli". Podstatna vlastnost
politickej stranky nespoeiva ale
iba v tom, ze vol 'ajaka skupina
l'udi ma jednaky nahl'ad ur-
citych teoriach, tykajticich sa
statneho sriadenia, ale tax iste al
v tom, re skupina tato je zavzdy
pripravena rziat' ma seba zodpo-
vednost' "a riadenie vsetkych
statnych zalezitosti. Politicke
stranky nominujd preto kandida-
tov ma vykonne a zakonodarne Il
rady a usilui1 sa to, aby tito
kandidati. boil zvoleni.
Politicke stranky vzkrsly ma
podklade prirodzenej roznosti ma
hi 'adoy ludu urcitych politi-
ckych otazkach. Len co Spojene
Staty nadobudly svojej ne'odvis-
losti zorganizovaly svoju prvn
vladu, objavila sa al prva sporna
otazka: "Ktore zakony maj1 pre-
krajinu najvacsf tzitokg' Ale
xander Hamilton, sekretar finan-
eli vo Washingtonovom kabinete;
usihoval sa to, ably spolkova
vlada bola co mono najsilnejsia
zatial co Thomas Jefferson, vte-
dajsi sekretar statu, boil toho ma
III 'adu, ze jednotlive Staty a OBJ
ce majn mat co mono najvacsiu
samospravu. Tato roznost' ma
hi 'adov polozila zaklad k utvore-
niu dvoch najvacsich politickych
stranok americkych. Hamiltonovi
privrzenci boil znami co fedora
listi Jeffersonovi co republika-
nj. Neskorsie privrzenci silnej
centralnej vlady prijali memo re-
publikanov, zatial' co Jefferso-
novel boil znami co demokrati.
Republikanska strana. - V pr
vych dnoch jestvovania SpoJe-
nych Statov boil americky narod
rozdeleny politicky jednako ako
v Anglicku. Republican, boil po-
litickymi nastupcami toryov, "a
tial' co whigovia, ktorf boil Ia
stancovia osobnej slobody pro-
tivnikmi centralizovanej vlady,
stall sa demokratmi.
RepublikanSka stranka, jakou
ju pozname dnes, bola zafozena r.
1854. "a tym ciel 'om, ably zame-
dzila sirenie sa l'udskeho otro-
ctva. Prvym kandidatom strany
ma 1rad prezidenta bol John G..
Fremont, ktory vSak zvoleny ne
Dol. Abraham Lincoln boil prvym
Wit 'azom ma republikanskom vo-
lebnom listku r. 1860, ktoraze u
dalost' oznacovala zaciatok vel
ke.i politickej moci republican
skej strany. Cd ty5ch eias pocha-
dzali vsetci americkf prezidenti z
radov republikanskej strany, {
yvnimkou obdobia medzi r. 1884
a 1888, medzi r. 1892 1896. a me-
dzi r. 1912 a 1920.
Zakladne zasady republican
skej stranky zahrnujn V sebe po
ziadavku silnej a energickeJ spoil
kovej vlady a svrchovanosti anne
rickej 1stavy; d'alej vysoky col
ny tariff ma ochranu americkehc
priemyslu pred sdt 'azou z cudzl
ny; konzervativnu sprawl narod
nych financii negativne stano
visko voei zahranicnemu zakroce
niu. Republican, sd zasadne prot
tomu, ably Spojene Staty vsthpi
ly do Ligy Narodov, napriek TO
mu, ze to boil americky prezident
Woodrow Wilson, ktory bol tvor
com tejto ligy.
Republikanska stranka mal'
vladu v rukach po celych pat a
styridsat rokov. Stranka tato "a
viedla ochranny colny tariff; ma
vrhla domovinarsky zakon, kto
~v<~1
Evening star., 1928-02-25
saLE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY

Two 5-ROON BRICKS. on FENTON 81.
price. So 900 each. Nine good bricks on
good a,d T,ee' ,,. ren,ns fer roo s22s suse,: 70
THOMAS 2 BROWN RI5 az 81 sW.
Evening star., 1928-02-25
SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APIS.

NEARLY, NEW BROOM COOPERATIVE
apartment with two exposures. overlooking
Rock Creek Park Equipped with shower
aud $500, worth. of extras not charged for
A real chance to reduce living cost I"
mere maintenance item In few wears;
Meantime YOU live under hetter than rental
conditions and at less EXPENSE. Cleveland
",SS to = mn.
ment Mu hhoH having living room, reception hall,
kitchen and dining alcove additional; Also
apartment in nearly new elevator. equipped
building. In choi,e residence district;
ear lines. Sacrificed owing to removal from
c,tv Address Rox .os.O. Star 0tfi,P:
NEW 5-ROOM AND .-BATH CO-OPERA-
tive apartment, facing three directions. IN
fully hreproOf building recently erected, lac.
ing Rock Creek Park. .Frigidaire and all
modern conveniences. Very easy terms.
Monthly bills for maintenance and amortl-
zation lowest in Washington for y similar
anartrent. Owner leaving city. Cleveland
'"SS 3 % i, nm.
REAL BARGA1N-OWNER WANTS CASH
Tor equity in cooperative arartment: two
large rooms. kitchen and bath monthly
assessment. S3%. Ant. 35. 1'3t ST; NV.
Evening star., 1928-02-25
RENT HOUSEs-UNFURNIsHED.

BARGAINS-COLORED.
c4l3 and 2415 Eye st. n.w.--6 rooms
,ewly papcrcd: ST. so.
2tG4 Poplar st--l rooms. bath; s25 so.
]. LEO kOLB,
Evening star., 1928-02-25
.NinNEN I'D lnAN
>IlE-Srs,,RRa\ rKnrskry-

WtANfN>tpS~~~A- HtS>M Et'NS At. .Nw- SsS MY
ress sesGsS stteasesgve sssssSal Sns l., s~e.
rHata s1s Sp< AA sAstse tr~@ss naSeG ssrSSa
FsUksa,er i t>r
t,sg, SstseF >srtpx, Nj Sal
zee >NFsn< $t9, @ssa& >StyeE Sesxns siA
Evening star., 1928-02-25

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
3s17 WOODIEY RD--DETACHED;. sRMs..
frnii trees: rarage Adam. loi.s: 20.
1880 POTOMAC AVE: sE.--s ROOMS AND
exn. onen al day. Adams ~. go
IS 3 ST NE.--9 &B $50 90
1858 onta,lo rd 49,. - sng0
6nHs 6.I shds. 1aaeazs ss a.s, e.; sass: n. ss
50 . sT Nj ROOMS ASD RrAATH.
5, Tn6S r., 3 JARhELL (, co s.;a snaLTnhs :,.s
new gas range !, tlacEs from George Wash
rnly oo!.,a ina'''e Putnam sh"p. 2i2o g" g ST
dIs KEEFER a.. Avs ROo1S And
z c'' y. EFsr. i % nao"s c,rss @ @slSs.w nA "a:
800 4.b Ne. NEAR MASS. AVE; 81? 50
wEFIt0S. IL BE-.
NEW SEM DETAcHED. oefs l:,h IT
NV - s., rcoms .,n, hath natns hn'ltih garage:
sesp.ns Ts porcs ssk hoss. from N al aud ars
rd.. near 5 car lines. :. hus lines: exec lent
iocs,ion: so month. Call clsyelsnd
a0l. i3th ST NW.-~RENT REDUCED TO
$50: :. or yeaf lease; 10 rooms. ami. I:
baths. pantry. from, and rear sta.r~ay, iaun'
hood VIII make all necessary repairs,
Frank 5:soo 5:soo.------ - .0.
i2i4 NE ROOMS AND BATH: r..
VIII, ele"srH1ty and sarase. excellent 'ot'si'
%IA ROOM bOi'~E UlU I4ih ST. NJ
.,mi; ,,, nss,s s,s, pape'ed and PAINTED. Tel
.iluI~ Park HI APT. Has' BATH,
eiee.. hot. y ater heat. fine share; only S3' 30
for desirable tenant.
sik ROOM HOUSE, FRONT PORCH Asp
Il. re- Phone Lincoln .3si 80
I'd brtes h..s H.. eie. 500 u. II. johnson
o. ~ y. J. ave ave-. u " -,-. -s,,,,,.
HANDSOME HOME. II ROOMS. = BATHS.
2iDs bancroft ni. nv. si75, Phone r".o'
FIFTEEN sooM HOUSE NEAR THOMAS
dn1ed .,d esI pt}s t1}s~sfa Sses Ssfsa nss "' .
VIZ f. is,. p \ Que. w. AZ d ;,at,a,
e.nap, ys.n sE lid s''1 'tsr ~. s.t'f' Owner 700
rETwohTH' 4Oo7 9Th, sT, Nw~~1 LARGE
.s1' .ss r5"a. s.'' r"a :'frfs throughout -s:' s
sssjy ss 's pape,sa. 1 80 4. H'E + t"nn'ie iid
~ saU"i ioon.s h., M ss,sr heat, siea,rid hsh,ns
NO Anbls 1877 Ind =. NV. 20.
..sJ ..J Asnd,,Js r swHs sl no9ss ss.s .sp n.Ts
10, i tgtSs's I, { w 4 hL'SnoS Ga a.i. 10.
owkTpw wN~~ATTRAcrIyE COLONIAL
;s'aiI: ! bath: hrsDlas4. safass, a,.ii
Epsr- "yAirr N gr.--.c--s 80 7"-
sis ro0ms bath ttirnaes heat newly
pat@tsl lunYftlleIt iggauyi, sos y ~. ne
HnWEksTPlN bros Iinr kh7
ARAlUsTlA 1910 Y0ij-~~B Il B. sEMi.
deta he'd NV h.. electricity. Eas range. large
10, f',iit garden. safass' near sahoois tho
ronsga WALNUT 4 pITT kTs< MT, IDA
Va a rt..Dis bath hot wafer heat. electric
.aiss Apply A. hoil1H M Ida
asss 10Th sT. gw<-~s ROOMS AND BATH,
.wM p knhMOYIE. $40 sr. NV
o ROOMS: LIVING ROOM 1890, hATHs,
is,rsa Il, "s'' sl1s' % Ni.as.,n Nf.sa so4s N"
ro,osln p.,.ai E"as 9a. ~ si.,os, yA Ayr asos
rpons Rorlh 403b
SELECT cOI0aKD RESIDENCE a6i n N
s,o,t dts L.. ave . n~:........,-......--. %.
Iass nAI.Es sT n" - ROOMS ELtc
Tnaii 81 ,5,t z 'tsnsst4 r WI CO. MA as5AIzDas az
33ss3 is,I. IES 300. as' hs,, n,srh 'ss ss % ,'S
| 96s Kenyon 10 ro0tls. Z baths 30 90
5000 I4ih~--1 Fnams. 2 baths. ..t. eB 90
s,ss Pp.nsfssil. l..s g. "a PLANT 's., e. sss.
Evening star., 1928-02-25
SAIE-BI,SINESS PROPERTY.


FIRST COMMERCIAL. ZONE PROPERTY
for gale: "5xl@5. on Sherman ave. Col.
80 tT tRUNTAGE 100 DEEP LUkNtk
wide court. 4th above q NV. See II CAR
ROLL Dls g - NV l0t3H
ULD-ESTABLiSHED GROCERY BUSINESS.
with property 18th and Fla ave NV:
very unusual opportunity. Property and
business. $4,000: terms. Evenings. North
1907.
CHAS u. sAGER
Main 3s. a24 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1928-02-25
NEEliES ANn STllAilnS

COURT OFFICE. UTST RYiEC17E1rYn ii
~ ealng Star Eu,},ituE which il usesiy y, y
every particular, FssnuIux axe waisr in halls
elevator service un:il slsdnlSAs ard ur Sun
IaF, rtefeatS-s required. reasonable. rvnIs}S
Applv Hlo Star Eu;ldinx ar phoae NAin
5000 Rranch 81
VERY neSIRaKtE OFFICE WITH nrSK
snd rhuse s<'fNtu~ low rrns hw r.vesh rs.t
srAtlsfs srQutrsst Colorado Ehix Nam 3>S,,s;
Evening star., 1928-02-25

~ >ss rAssl''
Evening star., 1928-02-25
WA\TED--ACREAGE.

80
OUR REAL ESTATE ENGlNEERlNG AMI
'ttNsioriltant arSaats alton praS tsss rxrers AL.
NIco and services TO owners in sahtlv 81 ns
ard improving city And suburban aexeASe
fnr rsads market al much hsghsr thar exist
anS tsnd values We ai$a ASSIST nnspNsrs
When teSsicie, Free preliminary cx,Sssr~a,,ss
<ol'fi'sd Brokers find s'o-oy@rattea si> an,
tASeoAs Snrvsstus . sIsseIalty
ROBERT L KLINE 4. y Msnage~.
SaS Ndnssy Elt!x
MAIN A"fE Res ttavA @QSs
Evening star., 1928-02-25

SALE OR EXCHANGE.


NV. aDar,ni.nt house Of Is apis annual
rental OF $3.50. for small inye..msns ar
hn.ins', .p,v2pest. EDw sGawARTz.
Eonery County Country Club Can bs
bouRhr On ANAL payment down and reasOn-
able monthly Davment or VIII consider YOUR
e rs gen = =, to & hs appreciated Addre':. Box
rARK LANE--s;; 900. s-r bunz ga. eIec.::
r. gas 10000 IT,. $4,000, CLARENDON
--s.r - mi .bling.. anil. cr.-acre corner.
Trrasurv. 50 $50 CITY--ist corni.. Z p.
5sss11.J 'ccH.ShIER !i1e T,nias TG,Ii d
SACRIFICE go 300 EQUITY 500. CASH.
car or rd,n,.r nd trc' n1s: sns A6a1sa':T c lash ms
BROKERS' ATTENTIOE y ACRES.
frontage j 900 feet on lee. HiEhwsv. 10
P"ne Pan,e 't.ap call Aor.h a 5ll:a.I .z. --~.
1!0-AI RI IMPROyEp vA. TAEM k0R
,a,n Tsai hsss g,ss ofee ."n Address owner ea .o1
lot IN 81 I30zi00- SUITABLE FOR
row h"1zes Or apartment: subject 20 one
trust Will consider trade for sx-Foom new
'''1'' Address Box eti-D star offce. os.
9 ACRES, aMALl. HoIsE. NEAR p p3,rx: &:
FP Rnx 1ss-D star ofic" ~.
BEATTIFCL NEW FIREPROOF corner
apartment house on one Of the finest bnnie-
sar1s Of northwest Washington. .
complete housekeeping apartments. fun a1-
cos, only one trust due in 1881. Wiil
c'n'''e R spi'! OWEN VEFIDGNoSsToS. Jr.
1loS VI. Ave. Decatur 3I4.
Evening star., 1928-02-25
EXCHANGE.

SUBSTANTIAL. BRICK BrILDINGs. NOD
eru. vest OF Connecticut ave. near VI an
nual rent. S2.34O: room for three garages
making total S2.100. Want clear vacant
ground northwest. or small BRICK npuses
Also business building downtown near 10TH:
one trust Address Box 1ss-D. star 0iace
have CLIENT WHO WILL EXCHANGE
unenlumtered lots IN Maryland fo- equity In
Washington apartment house THE NAY
FLOWER REALTY CO. 1920 Munsey bldg.,
BatinIOr~ Mi -.
EXCFANGE $4,000 EQUITY II !: BEAU:
u!lI lots n Chevy Chase. p. G.. for good
second trust note: lots are II square from
Conn. ave. large oak trees. Post once
Box %. Bethesda. Nd.
PROPERTIES FROM 81 600 TO S5e0 900
for exchange: specialist. z. ROY LEWIS.
ll:3 Investment Bldg. Main 112l.
WILL TAKE UNMORTGAGED LOT AS
c1sh paymen; on purchase OF house. Sneo-
her,. :i0f2.W
VILE EXCHANGE EoTITY N MODERN
bungalow. Takons Park. Tor lots or real
cs,a.e notes Col. 1855
SUBMIT CLEAR
10 for equity in & 300 coloperstivs apart
iron: ..orrer Of building. THIS - in C!eve-
neeiiCat ave 4 beautiful home az minimum
crsf. with all surroundings Of the hest. Ad-
dress Box 221-D Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-02-25

\ &oAN R('Y -e-s {Ns>t'steE Ntsl' ~ <sE )
s>'rras Gems stSA ~ ssses>>>< NJ ~ s<Sa,s y
n,s~}aess hsssssVn. rys<v 81 Sts1 W S
SASplSfi, iaaAam, N&. kSsttsvtsss
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08
ANTICIPATING FUTURE DEMANDS

Another instance of the activity of the Port of Sew ard is in the announcement of Captain Henie Ber ger of the Moorshp Dscoverer in which he has antci- Inlet ports than he has rendered during the since he inaugurated the service.
 Monday he proposes to depart for Seattle with his vessel where it will be heightened and repowered with larger motors well general overhaulng to make room for additional and comfortable passenger ac cancellations. He will thus keep pace with progress and growth of the area he and w upon resumption of service in few months be capable of meeting the most exactng demands either in point of freight hauage passenger accomodation the installation of new and more powerful marine engines, further accentuates his earnest desire as to completeness of his service.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08
H0PE IF RESCUE LIST HALIBUTERS
 IS DISAPPEARING
UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR HALTBUTERS BY INTERNA-
 TTONAL4 FISHERIES BOAT

PRINCE RUPERT, Dec, 8. (P) = Hope for the rescue Of the missing |halibuters Brunvold and Imperial dropped lower when the Interna- tional Fisheries Commisson vessel Dorothy returned from an unsuc- ceSsfuI search Of Alaskan waters.
 Members of the crew related trappers told them of seeing a boats stern and halibut buoys on the beach south of Yakutat, Gulf of Alaska The Dorothy, was off Middleton Island last Monday but was unable to make a landing be- cause of heavy seas.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08
EXPLOSION ABOARD ENGLISH VESSEL
 CLAIMS A LIFE
THREE STEAMERS RUSHING TO AID SHIP IN CASE OF NECES-
 SITY

GIBRALTAR, Dec, ', (P)-A ser ious explosion aboard the British steamer Albuera while 20 miles out lat sea from Gibraltar killed one man and seriously injured two oth- ers.
 The steamers captain radioed he did not need immediate help as lie was trying to reach land but asked that other vessels keep 8 lookout and be ready to come if called.
 The American steamer Cardonia and two other vessels are heading for the Albuera.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08
E. P. R. YELL CREW

One of the interesting side lights at last evenings basketball game was the lusty clamor set up by the B. of P. R. yell squad led by Promoter Harris. The boys vied with the high school yell team and almost smothered them, at times.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

A substantial payment has been made by English people on the Ryan Lode, in the Interior, which was examined some 10 years ago by the Guggenheim interests.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

General JadWin, Chief of U. & Army Engineers the who dsapproved of extending the Anchorage rail road dock the dredging of the habor the same man who in his annual report said Seward is destined be- come of the great cities of Alaska" He at the time, approving the local breakWater project.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

The radio station at Craig was recently destroyed by fire but is in process of restoration. Messages to that district are now being directed to Ketchikan.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

COAORED SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES IN PINK, BEEE, NAVY, Orchid. All the rage Outside. Ur- bach & Valade.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

400 taken from his trousers pocket while he was asleep The is greatly complicated by the fact that he married.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

While making adjustments the Radio Commission fell down by failing to restrict the hours for station witness the situation yesterday when word could be heard about Herbert Hoover board the Bateshp Maryland off the coast of Chi.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

When Malthus predicted the eventual overpopula- ton of the earth he unable foresee the era of tomobiles gunmen and synthetic liquor.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

No police news is good news, too.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-02
Checks dandruff . sOOtl1eS the scalp

rapidly And you will welcome that cool refreshing feeling
that Lsterne mpars the For those few whose hair
does contain the normal of OIL the of little
olive castor oil after shampoo may prove advantage
Tits curious fact that in many this simple pleasant
treatment has succeeded after complicated and costly
had failed Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, Mo-. u SA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-02

Don't put up with humiliating of dandru, and
the itching burning sensation of the scalp that usually
accompanies it.
full strength and massage the scalp thoroughly Keep this
treatment up Systematically for several days.
You will be delighted find your dandru disappearing
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-12

women and young workers, to whom
the company pays only "a cents an
hour for the same amount of pro-
duction.
(2) 1t will tremendously increase
production as whole. 1t will de-
velop the division of labor to the nth
degree, at the same time becoming
one Of the most time-saving
processes ever known.
Must Organize.
Unless the workers begin to think
Of organizing themselves into such
organizations as will fight to i'm
prove their conditions of life and
work, and follow the advice given
them in the columns Of the "Win-
chester Worker" issued monthly by
the Workers (Communist) Party
nucleus, their lot will become daily
harder, and their conditions Of life
will sink so deep into misery that it
will be completely impossible to ex-
list, as it is getting near that point
already. The Winchester workers
must follow the policy of the Com
inunists, expressed in the "Winches-
ter Worker" and fight for their
rights.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-12
PUTTING THE BELT
INTO WINCHESTER

product, ready for the shipping de-
partment.
The belt in the Winchester will
eventually be installed in every de-
partment possible. At the present
time, however, it covers only seven
processes, which include the loading
up of shells and making them ready
for use. It begins with the inspec-
tion of empty shells; next comes the
placing of the capsuls; third, put
ting in the powder; fourth, putting
on the seals; fifth, finishing seal
ing; sixth, labelling, and, seventh,
packing.
All of these seven processes have
been linked up in one belt, with four
or five grinding machines, which,
facing the top end>of the conveyor,
must run so fast as to be able to
supply every carrier" with the
necessary products to keep all the
workers on the belt busy all the
time. On the other hand, the belt
must run fast enough to be able to
absorb every empty shell turned out
by these machines.
No Time to Breathe.
Under the "old" system of speed
up, which was bad enough, the
workers were timed every minute
Of the day. When worker, for in
stance, had to leave the job for a
moment, to 60 to the toilet or get
drink Of water, he or she had first
to report to the "timer," tell him
where he or she was going and for
how long, for which time they were
"docked" in their pay.
In order to force this exhausting
speed-up system, and suck the
maximum profit out Of the work
ers, the Winchester maintained a
big number Of pace-setters and
stools, called timers" With the
introduction of the conveyor, and it's
eventual spreading through the en-
tire plant as an automatic driver"
and it's displacement of the many
drivers" and Watchers" great
number Of the shoppers and slave
drivers will lose their "jobs."
Workers Dread It.
The belt system Is we'll known to
the workers in the Ford plants, as
it is known to many other workers
all over the country. They dread it
more than q nightmare. 1t Is the
most vicious speed-up system ever
introduced anywhere. 1t grinds the
workers to death; 1t holds them to
the job like chained chattel slaves.
1t leaves murderous effect upon
the bodies Of the workers and
squeezes the very life-blood out of
them in the shortest time possible.
The introduction Of the belt sys-
tenn in the shops Of the Winchester
plants will have two immediate ef-
fects upon production:
I) 1t will simplify the process
n production more and more. It
VIII do away with the skilled worker
entirely, cheapening the cost Of la
Dor, replace the adult workers by
young, the men by women. Men
workers who used to get so cents
an hour six months or SO ago are
now almost entirely replaced BY
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-12
RUBBER Strikers
TO MASS PICKET
DESPITE THREATS
Workers of Michelin
Denounce Hilfers
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Hilfer's attempt to betray their
strike are all the more remarkable
in face Of the fact that police, plain
clothes thugs, the church-all the
machinery of the bosses-has been
put at the disposal of the American
Federation of Labor faker, Hilfers.
Superintendent Meyers, OF the
Michelin Co., himself has endorsed
Hilfer's efforts to get the strikers
back to the job to slave again for
SIS per week. "Go ahead" Meyers
told Hilfers, "and get them into the
American Federation of Labor" But
the strikers have recognized by the
very fact that Meyers endorses this
plan to get the strikers back into
the factory that Hilfer's purpose is
to betray the strike.
While Samuel Brody, labor or
ganizer, was urging the workers tc
strengthen their picket lines in front
of the Michelin factory today, ir
order that Michelin may see that
the strikers are a power to be
feared, Hilfers was spreading his
treacherous scheme from group to
group of the strikers. For this pur-
pose he made use of a number of
Swiss workers who speak French.
In spite of the threats of Mayor
Klatzbach that the presence Of
Brody and other real organizers on
the picket line will be sufficient
grounds for action" these organic
ers are still leading the workers in
their struggle against the Michelin
bosses.
An unusually strong mass picket
line, which will include every avail
able man and woman worker, is
being planned by the Michelin strik-
ers for Monday morning. They are
determined that the Michelin bosses
shall see a mass demonstration OF
the power and solidarity of the
strikers and their unflinching re-
fusal to be intimidated by the
threats of the Michelin Co.