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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
NEvNAPI ES sZttL LETES.
NAPI uNNEPELY

Kedves es felejthetetlen csala-
di innepely szinhelye volt az el-
mutt szombaton este Balask6
Gy0rgy honfitarsunk otthona.
ahol ekkor iiltek meg a legszii-
kebb csaladi k0rben es egy par
barat jelenleteben Balask6 Berta-
Ian mern0knek new es sziiletes-
napi iinnepet. Ez az este jelen-
lev6kre egy olyan szep emleket
hagyott lelkiikben, amelyet ma
gyon sokaig mem fognak elfelej-
teni. A jelen volt vendegek a le-
het6 legjobban ereztek magu-
kat es a kedelyes hangulatban
elfogyasztott vacsora legizlese-
sebb, jo magyaros konyhara en-
gedett k0vetkeztetni.
A jelenvolt vendegek k0vet-
kez6k voltak: Banyar Agoston,
mern0k; Friedman Emanuel mer-
n0k; Nemenyi M. Ern6, f6szer-
keszt6, Grosshandler n, United
Printing Co. eln0ke; F6t. Varla-
ky Sandor, plebanos; Friedman
JOSEF, iigyved; Patrik 'Connell.
DR.. Goldman Lajos, fogorvos, ifj.
Horvath Istvan, 0zv. Mih6k San
dorne, Horvath Margit, Tomcsa-
nyi Mici, Clevelandbol; Meszaros
Erzsi, Pittsburghb6l.
A vendegek legjobb hangu-
Latham egy feledhetetlen estely
szep emlekeivel ejfeltajban eta
voztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
KIRANDULAS AKRONBA
A Scent Istvan baseball csapat
hetf0n merk0zik az ottani magyar
csapattal.

Labor Day delutanjan Macy va.
rosk0zi baseball versenges lesz
Akronban, amikor a youngstown
Scent lstvan csapat merk6zik az
akroni Sacred Heart magyar csa-
pattal.
A youngstown jatekosok Is az
erdekl6d6k hetf6n reggel 10 ora.
kor indulnak Katholikus Ifju-
sagi K0r el0l Ga SIT. Istvan temp
lommal szemben Wilson Ave-
nuen).
Aki a sep kirandulason reszt
akar venni, jojj0n ell oda es bizo-
nyara alkalma lesz elmenni.
A csapat vezet6sege keri mind
azokat magyarokat, akiknek
automobiljuk van, hogy jelenje-
mex meg a K0r el6tt mar fel tire.
Most vasarnap delutan a Scent
Istvan csapat a Borts Fielden Ga
hegyen) merk0zik egy igen eros
csapattal. A jatek delutan harom
6rakOr kezdodik. Keri csapat a
magyarsag minel nagyobb szamu
megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
Scent Istvan emleker0l,

Scent Istvan emleker6l, - a
youngstown katholikus magyar.
sag templomanak vedGszentjtr6l,
az els6 kereszteny magyar kiraly-
r6l melt0 keretben emlekezett
meg Youngstown magyarsag g
vasarnap.
A nagy napot az egyhazi iinne-
pely nyitotta meg. Eel tizenegy-
kor indult meg a k0rmenet a
templomb6l az Oltari Szentseggel
templom hatalmas teriileten
felallitott zold galyakkal arnyc-
kolt tabori oltarhoz, ahol azonnal
kezdetet vette harom papos
nagy mise, amelyet F6t. Varlaky
Sander az egyhaz plebanosa ce-
lebralt.
Az evangelium utan F6t. P.
T0m6ry new york; missios atya,
aki vegigkiizd0tte haborut, tar
totta hazafias ihlett6l es keresz-
tenyi szellemt6l athatott Gnnepi
predikaci6jat. A mise utan a k0r-
menet visszatert a templomba,
ahol aldas volt az Oltari Scent
seggel. Utana a hatalmas ajtatos
k0z0nseg ahitattal enekelte ell
magyar Himnuszt, amivel az egv-
hazi iinnepely veget ert.
A scent mise alatt gy0ny0ru
enekek voltak, amelyeket Balasko
Gy0rgy kantor vezetese alatt a
vegyes enekkar adott el6. Az or
gonakiseretet kis miiveszn3 Ba-
lasko Margitka latta ell. Az enek-
karban a koyetkez6k szerepeltek:
Ozv. Mih6k Sandorne, Tausz Gy.-
ne, Matyas Ilonka, Jambrik Hon
ka, Kuty Mariska, Hajdu Ilonka,
Horvath Maria, Hoffer Imrene,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

ratjatol. Az utols6 imat Is TO-
hAszt Mt. Hank6 M. Gyula mon
dotta, aki k0nnyez6 szemekkel
allott a sirnal.
A gyIlekezet enekevel veget
ert szomoru aktus. Bogar Lajos
teste oft pihen hantok alatt.
Szelleme, lelke, eml6ke azonban
lit el tovabb is k0z0ttiink.
Faradhatatlan munkas volt.
Igazi pap, igazi egesz ember,
egesz lenyeben magyar.
Elhunyta veszteseg nemcsak XII
csiny csaladjara, nemcsak a tole-
dol reformatus gyiilekezetre. Az
o elvesztese az amerikai magyar
sag nagy, p6tolhatatlan veszte-
sege.
Elhunytat fajlaljuk, bucsuza-
sui a fajdalom k0nnyeit hullat.
juk, de remenyseggel, bizalommal
mondjuk, listen Yelled, jo ferj,
szeret6 csalad apa, hi gyermek,
ihletet lelkipasztor, igaz barat,
Bogar Lajos, listen veled, a vi.
szontlatasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

lenteset, 'amelyben pontosan az
utols6 centig kimutattak, hogy az
egylet penze hol es miben van el-
helyezve.
"Ha lesz is veszteseg k6rde-
ses chicagoi bondokon, ugy az
egyaltalaban mem erinti es mem
fogja erinteni az egylet kitiin6
penziigyi helyzetet. A Verhovay
Egylet vagyona ma ot Is fel sza-
zal6lnal is t0bbet j5vedelmez, mig
0t evvel ezelott mem hozott t0b-
bet harom es fel szazal6knal. A
kamat nyereseg ma evente kitesz
k0rilbeliil 40 ezer dollart, az osz-
sees kamat j0vedelem meghaladja
a 100 ezer dollart.
"Az igazgat6sag altal elrendelt
vizsgalat focelja az, hogy megal-
lapitsa meme volt valiant hanyag-
sag kerdeses bondok v6tele al
kalmaval es ha volt, kit terhel
azert a felel0sseg, masodik celia
pedig az, hogy a vizsgalat altal
szerzett tapasztalatok alapjan
meggatolhat6 legyen a j0v6ben
hasonl6 esetek megismetl6d6se.
"Az egylet igazgat6saga Is We
zet6sege egyaltalaban nem titko-
lodzott Is mem titkol6dzik sem eb-
ben, sem mas iigyben. AZ igazga-
t6sagi jegyz6konyvek mar januar-
ban tartalmaznak ere az iigyre
int..zkcdEGeket IS q vizsg&lat befe-
jezese utan annak teljes anyaga q
tagsag el6 fog keriilni . rendes
uton, eppen ugy mint az mas ha-
sonl6 esetekben q tags&g el6 ke-
riilt." ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0-
vetkez6: Be6r Sandorne, Hub
bard, O., jelenleg SIT. Erzsebet
k6rhazban, Sander Ivan 800 Ves-
tai Road, Bodnar Istvan 2297
Wilson Ave-, Campbell, O. Vilagi
Bertalanne Ton Oxford Ave-, Tur-
csan josef, Hubbard O. Betegseg
q titkarnal bejelentend6: 2l1 Ed
ward ST. Telefon 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
'AFiiggetlen Egyhaz
september piknikje
Most szombaton lesz a piknik az
Ohio Works Play Groundjan. -
Kedvez6tlen lido esetsn bal lcsz a
Szuligan Hallban. = A Medve-
fele j6nevU zenekar muzsikal. =
Ertekes nyeremeny targyak.

A Fuggetlen Egyhaz nem volt
valami szerencses az idei piknik-
jewel. Eltekintve att6l, hogy a
magyarsag koreben piknikels
irant bizonyos kozomb0sseg nyil.
vanul meg mind erezhetobben, az
id6 Sc valami nagyon kSdvezett
az eddigi piknikeknek.
Az Ohio Works Play Groundjat
szeptember elsejei piknik sza-
mara mar h6napokkal ezel6tt le-
foglalta az egyhaz es minden le-
het6t elk0vet, hogy piknik sike-
ret biztositsa. Exert is szerz6d-
tette 'le Medve-fele zenekart,
amely a magyarsag koreben koz-
kedveltsegnek 0rvend.
Az egyhaztanacs kebeleb6l egy
nyolc tagu rendez6bizottsag fara-
dozik a skier erdekeben, mig a
Noegylet valasztott tagjai a het
folyaman kollektalast rendeznek
a piknik, illetve az egyhaz javara.
A buzgo n6k munkaja bizonyara
mem lesz hiabaval6.
A pikniken termeszetesen min
den kaphat6 lesz, ami az ehseg es
szomjusag es meleg ellen kiele-
giilest adhat. SGT arr6l is t0rtent
gondoskodas, hogy ha az id6 KEEL
lemetlen lenne is, a piknik azert
ne menjen tonkre. Az ESQ vagy
hideg lido ellen a Szuligan Hall
fogadja maid be a sz6rakozni XII
vanolat, akik ICY a piknik he
lyett maid balon mulathatnak.
Amennyiben megfelel6 erdekl6-
des mutatkoznek: rendez0seg
sorsolas ala bocsatja Horvath
Andras es neje altal ajandekozott
ket ertekes ohazai aranygyiiriit
1s aranylancot a meg addig be-
6rkezo mas ajandekokat.
A rendez6seg remeli, hogy
Macy tomegben fogja
felkeresni az egyhaz javara szol-
gallo szorakozasi alkalmat ma
ga reszer0l mindent elkoyet, hogy
a megjelen0k igenyeit a legtelje-
sebb mertekben kielegitse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
oRvosI vAKkCI6

DIR. Laurisin Jen6 ismert ma
gyar orvos szeptember 1-t5l ll-ig
vakaci6n lesz es ezt ezen az uton
is tudomasara hozza betegeinek
es szamos j6 baratainak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

Beteg tagjaink: .0zv. Hajdu
Istvanne 1921 Wilson Ave-, No
yak Gyula 1850 Donation Ave-,
Szuhy Janos ifj. 26S Avondale
Ave-, Jambrik Istvanne 200 South
Jackson ST., Beres Janos COZ
Benwood ST., Sznekszer Istvan
Washington ST., Campbell, o. Be-
tegseg az eln0k bejelentend6: 211
Edward ST.. Telefon szam 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30
0yvn,
- OvlASG
EsehlrHyeR

SzcIlzdClOI HdJnASzVd az VI ElO-
re-, amelynek legfobb celia az
altala 'polgari' egyleteknek csu.
folt magyar testtletek bekejet
megbontani, most a Verhovay
segely Egylet beliigyeiben akar
turkalni. :.
Termeszetesen nagyban felfujt
es teves informaci6 alapjan az
"Uj El6re" 0les betiikkel hirdeti,
hogy legnagyobb magyar egy-
let 40 ezer dollart "vesztett be-
fektetesein.
Annyi tisztesseg volt azonban
meg az "Uj El0re "-ben is, hogy
megkerdeztek a verhovay Egylet
ARA hivatott tisztviseloit es igaz-
gat6it az igyre vonatkozolag.
Miutan lit Youngstownban t5b-
ben erdekl6dtek az iigy irant, lit
lek0z0ljiik foszerkeszt0nk nyilat-
kozatat, amelyet mint a Verhovay
Egylet igazgat6sagi tagja az "Uj
El0re" mex adott.
A nyilatkozat magaert beszel.
Mint az igazgatosag altal a
vizsgalat lefolytatasaval megbi-
zott igazgat6sagi tag, en- mem ad-
hatok semmifele felvilagositast
vagy adatot vizsgalatot illeto-
leg.
"A vizsgalat meg folyik, de ro-
videsen be lesz fejezve. Annak
anyagat en- tartozom az igazgato-
sag ele terjeszteni, amely aztan
don't felette. Nagyon termeszetes,
hogy mint felel0sseggel bire WIS
gallo, meg egyleti tag elott sem
nyilatkozhatok a vizsgalat eddigi
anyagar6l vagy eredmenyerol. Eb-
ben a tekintetben hivatali foga-
dalmam k0t eppen ugy mint tag
tarsaimat.
"Ami az iigy erdemet illeti,
On0k nagyon felfujtak egy min
den egylet vagy vallalat rendes
iizletmeneten beltil megt3rten0
esetet.
'.''Annyit kijelenthetek, hogy
az egylet igazgatosaga es tisztvi-
sel6i teljesen alapszabaly szerint,
jartak el a befektetesek eszkozle-
sc alkalmaval. :.
"A Verhovay Egylet minden
cent befektetett penzst (meg
bank beteteket is) surety bond
(veszteseg elleni biztositas) vedi.
"Azt allitani, hogy az egyletet
bizonyos Chicagoban vasarolt
bondokon 40 ezer dollar vesztes-
seq erte, vagy fogja erni, nagyon
meresz dolog, inert addig amig a
bondok azok kamatainak behai-
tasa irant tett torvenyes lepesek
befejezest mem nyernek, mem le-
het megallapitani, hogy lesz-e
egyaltalaban veszteseg, vagy ha
lesz, mennyi lesz?
"A kerdeses bondok fedezeteiil
szolgalnak elso sorban azok az III
gatlanok, amelyen a first mort
gage (elso helyii betablazasu jel-
zalogkolcson) van. Ha az eladott
ingatlanokb6l mem folyna be a
k0lcs0n 0sszege es annak esedskes
kamatai, ugy az ezeket a bondo-
kat biztosit6 surety kompania fe-
lel6s a kiil0mb0zetert.
"Hogy ezeknek az osszegeknek
a behajtasa mikor lesz, ait mem
lehet megmondani. Az epiiletek
megvannak, a bondoknt elad6 ceg
megbukott, ugyancsak receiver
kezebe keriilt biztosito tarsasag,
amely pedig a bondok megvasar-
lasa alkalmaval eskii alatti nyilat-
kozattal igazolta, hogy 0t milli6
dollart meghalad6 tokeje es feles-
lege van.
"A Verhovay Egylet nem spe-
kulalhat tagok penzevel. Ext
meg akkor sem tehetne meg az
epvlet vezetGsege. ha a t3rveny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-30

p. T. Stockmeyer meltatta az ell
hunyt erdemeit, megemlekezett
arr6l is, hogy megboldogult
el6dje volt, mint egyhazmegyei
elnok. A toled6i lelkeszek neve-
ben Mt. Carl T. Rock beszelt. To-
| ledo lelkeszei neveben a bucsube-
szedet Mt. Otto Stockmayer tar
totta. Az egyhaz el6ljar6saganak,
valamint gyiilekezet erzelmeit
Boldog Balint, az egyhaz faradha-
Italian tanit6ja tolmacsolta. Besze-
de alatt 0sszefacsarodtak szi-
vek, megindult k0nnyek aria s
felhangzott a banatos gyaszol6k
zokogasa.
Mt. Albert Fisher olvasta fel a
kulomboz6 egyhazi szervezetek es
lintezmenyek reszvet nyilatkoza-
TAFT. A F. A. NJ. szervezet negy-
hangu ferfi enekkar angolul ene-
kelte a megboldogult kedvenc
eneket: Nearer My God To Thee.
A gyiilekezet sgyaszeneket Mt.
10th Mihaly detroiti lelkesz gy0-
nyorG imaja k0vette. A gyaszbe-
szedet az amerikai lelkeszi kar
nesztora, a Reformatus Lelkesz
Egyesilet eln0ke, Mt. Kalassay
Sander arvaatya mondotta. Be
szede belemarkolt a lelkekbe. Hir-
dette a vigasztalo evangeliumot.
Gy6gyirt csepegtetett a megt0rt
lelkekre.
Az egyhaz, enekkaranak eneket
Mt. DIR. Schaefer Karoly missioi,
f6titkar beszede ,k6yette. Hatal-
mas beszedeben meltatta az ell
hunyt erdemeit mint k0vetend0
peldat allitotta annak eletet a
hallgat6k ele. E beszedet Mt. Uj-
laki Ferenc kolt6i szepsegu, lelek-
b6l fakad6 imaja k0vette. A je-
lenlev6 lelkeszek neveben elbu-
csuztak a megboldogult lelkesz-
tarsatol Mt. Borsos Istvan es Ifj.
Kalassay Sandoroi Meghat6 volt
az a jelenet, amikor Borsos lei
kesz egy kis zsak hazai f0ldet he
lyezett a kopors6ban pihen6 Bo-
gar Lajos foldi maradvanyainak
feje ala. "Edes anyam kiildte'',
mondta zokogva Borsos lelkesz,
"azert kiildte, hogy az en- fejem
ala helyezzek, ha elsz6lit az ur,
de en- az en- draga baratom, Bo-
gar Lajos feje ala teszem, hogy
hazai f0ld0n pihenjen munkaban
megfaradt, lehanyatlott feje."
FARO imat mondott Mt. DR..
10th Sander tanar, utanna, a
gyiilekezet eneke alatt kikisertek
kopors6t, amelyben a gyiileke-
zetet IL evig hiisegesen szolgal6
lelkipasztor kihiilt maradvanyai
utoljara hagyjak ell templomot.
Automobilok vegnelkGh sora, a
varos altal kirendelt diszrend6r-
seq kiserete mellett kiserte ko-
pors6t viv6 gyaszkocsit temet6-
be. OFT gyiilekezet gyaszeneke
utan Mt. Vecsey Jen3 el0fohaszt
tartott, alkalmi reszt olvasott a
Bibliab6l Mt. 10th Thor. A
gyaszbeszedet a youngstown lei
kesz, Mt. Laky Zsigmond tartotta.
"Elesett mi fejiink koronaja,
siralomra fordult a mi 0r0miink"
idezte az Otestamentumi pr6feta
keserg6 szavat. Beszedeben mel
tatta az elhunyt erdemeit, melye-
ket mint szereto ferj, condos csa-
ladapa, huseges lelkipasztor, igaz
magyar, szeret6 rokon, j6 barat
szerzett.
Alexy cleveland magyar f6-
konzul ur sz6noki tehetseggel
mondott beszedeben utols6 listen
hozzadott magyar nemzet neve-
ben, Mt. p. H. Bauman r0vid an
| gol bucsuztat6t mondott. Prattin-
ger Ferenc ujsagir6 Detroitb6l,
mint a sziil6hazaba vissza k6sziil0
honfitars bucsuzott el kedves ba-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
Marking Officials,
Militarists Caught
in Opium Traffic

SHANGHAI, Nov. PA huge
shipment of opium, intended for the
foreign settlement here, and seized
quite by accident, has revealed that
garrison detective squads, police,
city officials, foreigners and promi-
nent military officers are engaged
in the drug business despite the at
tempt of the Marking regime to
whitewash all parties concerned by
m official investigation.
The opium shipment was seized
Wednesday when police and garri-
son detectives, boarding a ship from
opposite sides and evidently bribed
to see the cargo thru safe, clashed.
The police were arrested by the de-
tectives, which led to an embarrass-
ing situation for the authorities.
Most of the cargo, however, got
thru to the foreign settlement, and
the authorities Immediately clapped
a censorship on the affair today
when it leaked out.
Although proceedings of the in
vestigation now going on are kept
secret, it is known that both detec-
tives and policemen have been
caught carrying opium into the for
eign settlement, where most of the
stock seems to be consumed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
TWO ARE Jailed
IN LISBON PLOT
U. S., British Rubber
Interests Maneuver

LISBON, Portugal, Nov. 81
Portuguese government authorities
last night arrested former Premier
Antonio Maria Ga Silva and a
former army officer, charging them
with participating in and instigat-
ing a plot against the present Por-
tuguese government.
Considerable unrest is also re-
ported from various sections of the
country, although the discomfort is
believed to have no immediate con-
nection with last nights arrests.
Considerable question is thrown
upon the nature of the alleged plot,
which is considered another move
in the political fight between the
British and American rubber inter
ests who maneuver the Portuguese
political scene.
Although the government was re-
organized only on Nov. II, after a
periodic crisis, it is known that con-
siderable friction exists between the
minister of war, General Maraos
Sarmento, and the commanding Of
ficers of the army. Representatives
of the army have gone so far as to
call upon President Carmona with
the request that he dismiss the min
lister of war.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
MOURN DEATH OF
JERSEY MILITANT
S. Winograd Poisoned
While at Work

Continued from Page One
Vineyards death was attributed to
lead poisoning contracted while at
work as a painter.
Workers Party Statement
The following is a statement on
Vineyards death by the District
Executive Committee of the Work
ers (Communist) Party:
with the death of Comrade
Winograd, member of the Executive
Committee Of the Newark Unit of
District 2 of the Workers Com
munist Party, the Party has lost a
loyal devoted member.
"Comrade Winograd was an &C
tive trade unpnist and at the time
of his death Was president of Local
TIT of the Painters Union of New
ark. He was also manager of the
Workers Center of Newark and an
officer in many working class or
CARNATIONS.
During his membership in the
Party, since the foundation of the
Workers Party, Comrade Winograd
always responded to the needs of
the Party and of the working class.
Old Revolutionary
During his life, he was an active
revolutionary whose services date
back to the time when he fought for
the Revolution in old czarist Russia.
Comrade Winograd was bolshevik
who understood the need for dis
ciplined, centralized party and for
the need of the Party members
working in the closest unison for
building up strong mass revolu-
tionary Party in America.
"The Party as a whole and the
Newark unit in particular has lost a
comrade hard to replace. The New
ark unit must redouble its efforts,
must increase the membership, must
strengthen the unit and extend still
wider its influence in the mass or
CARNATIONS of Newark to fill the
gap left by the death of Comrade
Winograd.
District Executive Committee,
New York and New Jersey District
WILLIAM w. WEINSTONE,
District Organizer. VI
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
CT M M u MIST IN
French CHAMBER
HITS WAR BILL
Aimed at Soviet Union,
Is Charge

PARIS, Nov. 27-Pointing out
that the French war budget is
direct war menace, that it provides
for increased ornaments which al
most double those of 1918, that it is
primarily directed against the So
Wet Union and includes the support
Of the anti-Soviet bloc of border
states, the Communist deputy, De
Scblin, demanded in the chamber to-
day that the war budget be abol-
ished.
The Communist motion in the
chamber today followed the report
that the finance committee and the
ministry of war had agreed to push
through the war budget as it was.
That Poincare was determined that
his war measure be passed was fur
Their indicated when the finance
minister, Henri Cherou, moved in
the chamber yesterday that the dis
cussion be stopped by Dec. 5.
The budget includes appropria-
tions for Strengthening Frances
Notifications and building a line of
new ones, for more airplanes and
naval ornaments and for the main
tenance of large reserve army.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
NEW PLANT TO MEET
U.S. .R. PAPER NEEDS

MOSCOW, U. S. S. R., Nov. 81
In line with TIE industrial plant Of
the Soviet Union, a new paper fac
tory will, by 1929, produce all the
paper needed for publications in the
Soviet Union.
The Sass ceilulose- paper COM
line, near the mouth of the Sass
River joining Lake Ladoga, IL kilo-
meters from the Lungachi station
of the Murmansk Railway, has re-
Gently started to work.
The cost of the construction and
equipment of the cellulose factory
amounted to 100000 rubles.
Nine hundred workmen are en-
gagged here and about 5000 wood
cutters work for the needs of the
factory.
During the current 1928-29 OPP
erative year the factory will pro-
duce up to 10000 tons of unwhitened
cellulose for a sum of 5.5 million
rubles end besides 4,500 tons of
Il brown paper and cellulose resi-
dies.
During the next operative year
the factory will produce up tos60,-
900 tons of unwhitened cellulose and
in 1930-31 10000 tons.
Towards the end of the present
year the import of this kind Of cellu-
lose will be stopped, as the whole
demand will be covered by the pro-
duction of the Sass Combine.
A five-year plan of the combine
includes construction of a new paper
factory producing $4,000 tons of
paper suitable for the press as well
as new workshops for production of
a wood pulp.
First shipments of cellulose have
already begun to come to Leningrad
raper factories. All Leningrad
newspapers started to print on a
paper prepared from the Sass cellu-
lose.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
UNIONS TO join IN
.CENTRALIA MEET
Organize to Release
Victims of Trust

Continued from Page One
precede the actual deliberations of
tho conference.
The following are some of the
unions and Central Labor bodies
that have sent in credentials: Ia
coma, Central Labor Council: Seattle
Central Labor Council Buildin~
Trades Council, Structural Iror
Workers. Order of Rsilwav Conduc.
tors. Painters Local 200. Iron. Steel
and Tin Workers. Electrical Work
nrs Local IT. Laundry Workers
Union. Steam Enpireers. Meat Gut
tiers, (Aberdeen) United Mine Work
ers locals of Roslvn and Tono
Teachers Union. Meat Cutters.
Roilermakers, Machinists. (Seattle)
Seattle Labor COLLEGE,, Federal La
Dor Union (Seattle),
The call for the conference points
out that the men now in prison were
arrested for defending their lives
end their union hall AGAINST an il
LEGAL attack by the American Legion.
acting under the direct leadership
of the lumber barons in the Certrslia
district, who wanted TO smash the
union. Four of the legionaires were
titled NV the dafendar4e ard ore If
the latter Wa@1o-- T--ara~t --ae
lvrchod afto~ L~-.~'h'o Ao-.A--,-o- h.,
mob on the night of his arrest.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-28
Ku0nplntang Brutalities
Towards Chinese Workers

rise. Hhree further shots and the
two writhing bodies were still. The
fifth rolled over on to his back and
arms and head made convulsive
movements. An official fired a shot
at him from Mauser pistol at point
plank range. Still there was life in
the unfortunate man and his eyes
rolled piteously. The officer wasted
no more ammunition, but collected
his men and left the square.
FIVE corpses remained still on the
ground. Or rather four corpses and
silent body, the eyelids of which
alone moved. 1 looked at the little
crowd which had gathered. Manv
OF them stood with sunken heads and
with desrairing eyes. Some spoke
excltedly and gesticulated animated
~. A group of inhuman beasts
laughed aloud at the death throes
OF the fifth victim. could stand Il
no longer and stumbled to nv au-
tomobile.
l asked my Chinese chauffeur
what would be done with the bodies
and he answered that the relatives
were probably there amongst the
crowd waiting for an opportunity
to take the bodies away and bury
them.
Since that day I attempted to
avoid entering this square, though
continued to meet with such LITTLE
professions of comrades on Their
way to death. Sometimes there
were five or six, sometimes even fen
victims, seldom more, but never less
than three. $50
The Canton newspapers did not
even trouble to report these con-
tinual executions. Only when a par-
tlcularly large group of victims were
slaughtered did the British papers
IN Canton praise the determined
methods used by the worthy genera
Ll-Il-Sing in dealing with the reds