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The Washington times., 1929-06-27
YOUNG Plan IS
GIVEN MORAL
SUPPORT
b. IaternaIIonal Nswa servIes

ny tnteFnanOnat News beFVsee
Americas support Of the
Young PREPARATIONS plan win be
moral rather than concrete
and the participation Of this
Government will be limited to
negotiating a treaty with
Germany for areduction Of no
more than 10 per cent Of
claims against the Berlin gov
eminent for Rhine army costs,
it was apparent in official
circles today.
Speculation over the possibility
that the American financial inter.
ests would participate in the Inter
national Bank for handling repara-
tons bond and fiscal transactions,
was said to be based on European
hope rather than q probability.
Bars Board Members
Secretary Stimson declared that
members OF the reserve board would
not be permitted to serve nor would
thew propose or endorse unofficial
representatives.
RecoEonizing the right OF private
individuals TO transact their bust
ness without Government interior
ence with reference to PREPARATIONS
bonds that might be put on the
American market. or even accept
membership on the international
Bank IL they were asked, officials
believed that the fact that the Gov
eminent frowned on the latter would
be sufficient to make them hesitate
Backed BY Hoover
The White House and State De-
| partment stood pat on Stimson' 3
statement, declaring that 1t was
"peffectIy clear az to meaning.
/ That meaning is interpreted In
official and diplomatic circles as
being in effect hint for private
| banks and bankers to remain aioot
The underlying objection to the
United states going any further
than agreeing to accept reduction
in what Germany is paying on
Rhine occupation costs, officials
( say. is fear that we would he
left holding the bag. II the Young
plan should break down, the debtor
/ nations would have received pay
nnent through the bonds. and II
! Germany should default, the
! American bond holders would have
to bear the burden az straight
business proposition. officials de
| clare.V
The Washington times., 1929-06-27
Girl, II, Stays Out Late;
Scolded; Drinks Poison
Photo by international

Because her mother had scolded
her for staying out late at nights.
Julia Lacey. II. 3o40 Monroe st,
n. E., drank poison. police of the
Twelfth precinct say.
Taken to Sibley Hospital for
treatment. Miss Lacey told officers
she has been respondent since the
scolding. DR.. William Ryan treated
her, and she returned home.
The Washington times., 1929-06-27
BRAKEMAN HURT

CUMBERLAND. Nd, June Pr
William Willxie is reported in a
critical condition at Connellsville
Cottage State Hospital from a dou.
when he accidentally fell from a
Baltimore. and Ohio passenger train
on which he was brakeman. as it
was pulling out of the station at
Connellsville. It was some time
later he was found along the tracks.
The Washington times., 1929-06-27
OF THOUGHT CLAUSE TN NATURALIZATION LAWS URGED
DEPT
URGED BY
SOCIETY

NEW YORK, June u
Gins. This American So
ciety for the promotion Of
aviation today revealed ex-
clusively through international
News Service the contents Of
d letter written by Thomas i.
Hill, president of the society.
to the aeronautical chamber
Of commerce in which the
chamber is requested to urge
establishment Of q separate
governmental department Of
acronantics ranking equally
with the Army and Navy sas
4 defense unit.
The Aeronautical Chamber Of
Commerce recently completed ar
rangenaents for Inauguration Of
national radio broadcast in the in.
terest Of aviation.
EnIigllten Public
'sThis broadcast not only should
serve to enlighten the great Amer
lean public in matters :.eronautical,
Hill wrote, "but should operate to
offset the iflsidious and consistent
propaganda OF both Army and Navy
departments, which has encouraged
the public to believe hat avia ion
must always remain as an auxiliary
arm Of these departments.
Hill then pointed out that argu-
ments similar to this were employed
during the CONTINENTAL Of Gen.
William Mitchell In 1925 in an effort
to stem the growing demand for q
separate department Tor aeronau-
| tics.
During the Mitchell trial and
ever since, !" the letter continued,
| the American Society for the Pro
| motion Of Aviation has consistently
| urged that a separate department
for aeronautics be created and we
now feel that any organization pro-
Tossing to be- Of, and for, aero
| nautics must whole-heartedly sup
.
suspicion Of being in the class with
those who run With the hare and
hunt with the hounds"
Aircraft Defense
1--WE trust you will actively agi.
tate against the proposed Army ex
penditure Of $13 ,0O0, 900 for anti
aircraft defense for. the city Of
New York. The recent war proved
concIusiveIy that there is only one
defense against aircraft, and that
ts-more aircraft. Hundreds Of air
fields in ths metropolitan area
would produce thousands Of pilots
and planes ready for emergency,
and would most certainly provide
| the only reasonable defense against
enemy aircraft.
1--WE trust the broadcast viii be
carried on in an independent and
fearless manner with only two
thoughts being considered--is it,
best for America? Is it best Tor
aviation?
The writer is encouraged to ask
the above. knowing that members
OF your association have profited in
| the past through the securing of
aircraft contracts from both Army
and Navy Air Services.
1t is fair to presume that the let
ting Of these contracts provides both
Army and Navy officials with q
means Of pressure that they will not
be slow to use in the event the tone
Of your broadcast does not meet
with their approval
Mitchell Hits Again
Z rniucident vifh fI,s sEndi11 nf
Hills letter today was the appear
ance on the news stands of the
July issue OF Aeronautics contain
ing another attack by General Nit
chell on the Governments attitude
toward aviation.
/ Mitchell cited the tremendous
growth OF aviation as proof that
separate department Of aeronautics
Is becoming more and more of
necessity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
VEL'KY PIKNIK MA LANSING
VILE.

Slovensky Baseball Klub ma
Lansingville bude odbyvat' pix
mix ma 4. julia ma Smithovej far
me ma Shirley Road a povolava ct.
obecenstvo. Budeme mat zname-
nit1 bandu, ktora zacne hrat' O
10. rano a bude az do 10. veeer.
A pri tel prflezitosti budeme
mat al baseball hru. Jednu rano,
triedy B, po obede pride Father
Stanko Barberton s jeho catou,
vsetko vychyrnf hraci.
TAX este raz: nezabudnite ma
den 4. julia prfst ma Lansingville.
O chutne jedlo a napoje posta-
ra sa vybor.
Urad klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
Pikniky a zabavy
SOKoLSKY VYLET s VEREJ-
NYM CVICENfM.

Sbor 145. T. S. j. Sokol bude
mat svoj prvy vylet toho leta v
nedeiu, 30 ji1na, ma ktorom bu-
de verejne cvicenie a inc zabavy,
ako prebehovanie, skakanie a
baseball. TT isti Sokoli doro-
stenky bud1 cvicit' prostne evil
cby, lktor6 pojdu na krajsky slet
do Homestead, Pa. Ten slet bude
V dnoch s., 6. a z. julia, kde bude
tisfce Sokolov a Sokoliek cvicit'
a zavodit'.
III, ktori nemozu fst' do Home
stead, Pa, mech prldu ma vylet
dina 80. j1na ma Susakovu farmu
ma Logan Road extension. Farma
je len 5 mil cd mesta a tam mo-
ze sa kazdy dobre zabavit' a uvi-
di cvicby tie same, co budu cvi-
cit v Homestead ma krajskom
slete. o jedlo a obcerstvenie sa
netreba starat', lebo toho tam bu,
| de dost', Kazdy bude m6ct' do
stat barbecue senvice a inc veci
10 ktGe .sa postara vybor, ktorJ
ruci kazdemu, "a dobru zabavu
Hrat' bude sokolska orchestra
ktora je uz vam dobre znama, Il
| je jedna I tych najlepsich, lebt
pri tej mozu tancovat' al dreve
nymi nohami.
III, ktorl nemaj1 svoje auta
mech pridu ku Sokolovni ma Wa
shington ST., zkadiaP ich true
zavezie, al ii, co nevedia, kde j
Susakova farma, mech pridu tie
ku Sokolovni i'm dame 1pravu
ako majn list. Truck pojde ]
o pol 3. popoludnl.
| Vybol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
VEL'KY PIKNIK POLITICKE
HO KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Slovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
vaj1ci Klub v Campbell usporia-
da ma nedel'u, IA. julia vel'ky w
cny piknik ma Petrovicovej far
m, ma ktory vybor pikniku robi
yel'ke pripravy, aby to boil jeden
najlepsich piknikov toho roku.
Hrat' bude obl'1bena Zajacova
orchestra pripravuje sa bohaty
program. Klub upozornuje Slova-
koy 2 Campbell celej okolice, a.
by sa ma tento piknik pripravo-
vail, lebo sa zabavia tax dobre, zo
sa bud1 nan milo rozpominat ma
4 ~ cas-. Petrovioova farma lna-
chodi sa ma Robinson Road Y
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
SLOVAKOM v HASELTON MA
UVAZENIE.

Slovensky Nemoci Podporu-
iiici Spolok ''Tatra" V Haselton
oznamuje bratom Slovakom Ha-
selton i Campbell okoli, re cez
buduce tri mesiace: jun, jul a
august bude prijfmat' novych
ndov zdarma (bez vstupneho).
Toto je dobra prilezitost' stat sa
ndom neodvisleho podporneho
spolku, ktory "a soc mesacnych
prispevkov vyplaca $500 podpory
chorobe "a 13 tyzdnov a $3.50
"a druhych 13 tyzdnov, a jestli
I'D zomre, TAX spolok vyplati
$500 ma pohrabne trovy. Mimo
toho V pade smrti ida plati sa 81
mimoriadnych prispevkov, ktore
peniaze odovzdane sn vdove 81
rotam po zomrelom bratovi. Tiez
kazdy id dostava Youngstown
ske Slovenske Noviny zdarma, t..
j., predplatne mu je zaplatene uz
tych SOC mesacneho prlspevku.
TAX 81 uvazte bratia Slovaci, re
ked' odpocitame predplatok ma
noviny, "a 81 roene opravnenf
ste v pade nemoci ma $500 "a 13
tJzdnov ($65.OO) a ma $3.50 "a
d 'alsich 13 tyzdnov ($32.50) a v
pade smrti $75 ma pohrabne tro-
Wy. Taketo vyhody nedava zia-
den spolok je to umoznene len
v bratskom nazivani nasich udov.
Preto kto este neprisl1cha do ma
sho spolku, mech sa teraz hlasi u
uradn1kov,
s bratskym pozdravom,
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
SCH0DZA ZENSKEHO POLITI-
CKEHO KLUBU v MESTE.

Tymto oznamujem vSetkym i'd
kynam, ze schodza bude utorok
veter s. iodine, t. ]. 2. julia.
Sch6dza bude odbyvana u PAM
Kubinovej, v jej pohrabnlckom
zavode pod {. TAT South Ave.
Vsetky 1dkyne st ziadane, ably
sa ma til schodzu dostavi]y, lebo
name vel'mi vazne veci ku vyba
veniu. Zaroven nctive povolava
me panov; Jozefa j. Schronov
skehe, Juraja ,Petrika, Stefans
Hermana a Andreja Tarapeaka
ably prisli ma nasu sch6dzu "a rec
nikov. s uctou
Maria Slifka, predsedkyns
Helena Palencar, zapisn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

Maria Dolalx, predsedkyila dozor-
kyn Pennsylvanskej 4. Jednoty
meme svojej organizacie pozdra-
villa jubilujnci spolok a vystriha-
la rodieov, ably 81 dietky nedava-
Ii indie, ako do slovenskvch orga-
nizacii pani Maria Kubina, elem
kyna hi. sndu Zenskej Jednoty
gratulovala zakladaterkam A III
ella spolku hodne zdaru; p. Ma
tel Martinko, preds. {. 308. IKSJ.
pozdravil jubiluj1ci spolok Ma
RE Magdaleny V meme svojho cf-
sla; p. Michal Seman pozdravil
jubilujnci spolok "a Spolok Sv.
Michala a p. Andrej Dolak, pokl,
Sboru X. Sokolov ma Steelton
po blahozelan1 spolku poziadal
pritomnu hi. predsedkynu pi. ia.
kabcinov1 este par slov, memo
vite tablet q. j., co PAM Jakab
cinova ochotne urobila. z. j. ms
teraz stvorake "policie", ako a
sekuracne spolocnosti, preto ro
dieia nemajii priein nedavat' svo
je dctry do q. j. .
Ma koniec este zaspieval osad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
PIKNIK &. 344. I. K, s. Z. j.
v CAMPBELL.

Cislo 344. I. K. S. q. j. v Camp.
bell usporiada v nedel'u, Z, julia
popoludnf vel ky piknik ma Petro.
vicovei farme ma Robinson Road
ma ktory srdecne povolava vset.
kych Slovakov Slovenky me.
sta Campbell j celej Mahonine
doliny. Zajacova orchestra bude
vyhravat' obl'1bene tanecne k1
sky vybor postaral sa zakus
ky j obcerstvenie. Dobra zabavs
je zarucena. Prid'te sa Slovaci "a
bavit' medzi mas, neobanujete.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
STE n

ny spevokol piesne Pri PreSpor-
ku na Dunaji' a zabil otec sol
ku' po modlitbe, "a zvukoy
hubby, ebecenstvo sa rozislo.
spolku Marie Maedaleny j re-.
dakcia praje d'alsieho zdaru 4
zakladatel kan j elenkynam zdra-
via, aby sa dolly zlatsho jubilea.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
JUBILEUM SPOLKU MARIE
- MAGDALENY.
Dokoncenie /. strany.)

(DOkOnCenle l. Strany.)
Pani Maria Kollar 10 Scranton,
Pa, hi, pokladnieka Z. J. upozor-
Mia prftomnych, ably 81 nemysle-
Ii, ze z. J. rozdala NJ vsetek syoi
maietok, ked' tax stedre napoma-
ha dobr6 ciele. zenska Jednota e-l
Ste ma skoro 5 milionov dolarov
majetku Panenske Oddelenie
100000. q. j. je jedina sloven-
ska organizacia, ktora odp1st'a a
rozpocty. V auguste, ked' sa "a
pocne kampan move clenstvo,
bude odpusteny uz siedmy rozpo-
Get, co je okolo $55 900 zakaz-
dym. Navrhovanlm clenkynam
bude lekar zaplateny, prispev-
ky odpustene.
Toastmajster predstavil potion
nam vsetkym dobre znamu pra
covnicku a hi. nctovnicku IKSZJ.
PAM Mariu Slifkovu. PAM Slifko-
va peknej reel poukazala, ze
Zenska Jednota dala ma zakladi-
nu dievcenskej vysSej skole, elm
zapoeata bola akcia "a vyssie Skol-
stvo. slovenske V Amerike; obeto-
vala tisfce Otcom benediktinom
v Clevelande ma vyssiu chlapecku
skolu sotrela Shy uz vel'mi mno
hym vdovam "a sirotam sloven-
skym. Kazda elenkyna je hrda ma
svoju organizaciu a kazda matka
ma 81 dat svoju dceru do Jedno.
| ty. Priala spolusestram dozit sa
v zdrayi a st'asti zlateho jubilea
Sleena Maria Gondol, svojim
milym hlasom zaspicvala krasne
tieto pcsnicky: Mesiacik sa di-
i va EJ, pada, pada rosicka" I"
| Obidve piesnes sa vel mi pacily 0.
becenstvu ako 81. Berdisovu, tal
i 81. Gondolovn oamenilo dlhotr
vaj1cim potleskom.
i Recnili este: Pan Jozef Martin
ko o potrebe spolkoveho zivota
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
Spolkoye zpravy
MIMORIADNA SCH0DZA
Youngstownskeho Slovenskeho
Politickeho a Podporujuceho
Klubu.

lMimoriadna schodza je svolana
ma sobotu vecer 0 pol s. vecer, t
j. 20. jina do slovenskej Sokolov.
ne ma 319 Washington st. Pro
sim, aby vsetci udovia sa sucast
Mill teito schodze. Bolo urceno ns
minulej sch6dzi, ably sme NAL
piknik, preto svolavame schodzu
aby SINE to doniesli do poriadku
ze kde sa ma ten piknik otrimo
vat a kedy. Ably to bolo skutoc
ne zaistene, prosim vsetkych Il
dov sa ma tito schodzu dostavit'
S i1ctou ..e
Juraj A. Petrik, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
HAsELToNsKY v MEM. POD.
PoRUJUCI sPoLOK TATRA.

f \ q
Tradnfci ma rok 1929 ST nasledovni:
Stanislav Necko, predseda, P. O. Box
500 Haselton Sta, City. Stefan An
tai, podpredseda, SO Gladstone st.,
Campbell, Ohio. Jozef Kacenga, "a
pisnik, 1859 Gladstone St., City. -
Martin Zentko, letovnik, 103 Glad
stone ST., Campbell, O. Michal y.
Bartos, pokladnik, 169 Conrtland Ave-,
Campbell, Ohio. - Dozorcovia majetku
Martin Basista, 100 Gladstone ST.,
City. a Jan Basista, Haseltine Ave-,
City. - Dozorea chorych Stefan Stole,
P. o. Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. -
Straz: Valent Rovder ST., F. O. Box
2G4 Haselton Sta, City.
Sehod1e sa vydrziavajd kazdd 4. me-
,lel u mesiaci skole osady Sv. ALI
betty ma N. Haseltine Ave. 0 2. iodine
popolmdnl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

no hraca, Mike Katulu, tretieho
bejsmana Cd Hillcrestcanov do
daji1 este jedneho. Toto je prva
hra v druhej polovici a preto oba
kluby brldn sa usilovat' zvft AIT :.
Stvrta hra bude hrana vo Far
rell. Horvati ia pridu. Horvati
maj1 dobri1 catu, ale dosial' pre-
daku pricinn neslo i'm najlepsie.
Farrellcanom ide co raz to lepsie
a pretoN by nemali mat verk6
t'azkosti dobytim Wit t'azstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
VYLET MLAD. ODDELENIA
X. J.. v CAMPBELL.

Spolok Sv. Martina, Cislo 313
NJ O. IKSJ. V Campbell odbvvs
V tuto nedel'u, 30. juna vylet ns
Olenikovej farme, ma ktory povo
lava vsetkych udov al ndkyne
Automobile budu odvazat' ndoy
cd kostola. Vylet je "a vacSiu Jed.
notu. T..
S 1ctou a bratskym pozdravom
Andrej Blasko, starosta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
KU MA STEELTON.

) Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton bude mat schodzu me-
del'u, 30. jtina vecer pod kosto-
lom osady Mena Jezis. Bllzia sa
vol'by, treba sa nam na ne pri-
pravit'. Zadam ndov, ably sa v
najvacsom pocte dostavili.
Pavel Ondash, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
100000 DOM ZHoREL

Ma Logan Road Ext. zhoref V
sobotu pansky dom Williama J..
Sampsona, ktory odhadnul sko-
du ma 100000. Ohen povstal Cd
chybneho komfna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
vEREJNY vYLET C.-s. BAP.
4 TISTOV.

Ma 4. julia bude v Harding par
kn, ma Hubbard Read verejny w
let tesko-slovenskvch baptistov,
na ktory povolavame svojich pria
tel'ov a znamych okolia.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

PAM Anna Herman hi. dozorkyha
Ziveny odovzdala pozdrav cd II
veny od hi. predsedkyni live
ny. PAM Volarik Bradacovej; pi.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-26
Great Film OF Mobile Rescue
by 'KyuSsiu at Film Guild

There were few fascists present
at the opening showings of "Kras-
sin" at The New Film Guild Theatre
on West Eighth St., but they were
meek lot, and no looked-for ex-
element occurred.
"Krassin," the feature of the pro-
gram, was reviewed in the Daily
Worker following its preliminary
exhibition at Carnegie Hall Wednes-
day night. This film record is of
the greatest Arctic deed yet accom-
plished, and accomplished by work
ers from the first Workers and
Peasants Republic. 1t depicts the
expedition from beginning to end so
intimately that any worker forgets
that he is on West Eighth St., and
is carried with the gallant Krassin
crew on the trip to the Arctic. The
film, due to its rough and ready
character, is of course not nearly SO
great a technical achievement as
"St. Petersburg" and "Potemkin."
The footage Of the film has been
cut so much that the whole thing
lasts little more than an hour. You
have to use your Imagination a
great deal in certain spots, but it's
hot hard to imagine what has been
left out. Enough is shown to- warm
the cookies of any workers heart in
pride fer the courage shown by these
sons Of the Soviet Union.
The rest of the program is made
up Of a color perturbation of the
Adventures of Baron Munchausen, !"
"A Day With Tolstoy" and resusci-
tated Charlie Chaplin one-reeler,
"Sunnyside."
The animated color picture of
Munchausen's adventures is anus
ing.
In a "Day With Tolstoy" we are
allowed a few glimpses of the home
life of the old gent. The we'll
dressed Tolstoy and his wife with
the up-tilted nose offer great con-
trast to the ragged peasants around
Yasnaya Polyaaa. We see the old
man graciously distributing largesse
to the peasants, starving under
czarism.
"Sunnyside" is one of the original
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-26
DODGE STRIKERS
TIE UP PLANT IN
FIGHT ON SLASH
Lack Union, So Fall
Prey to Bosses
by Worker Correspondent

by q Worker Correspondent
DETROIT (By Mail Workers
all over three departments at the
Dodge plant struck work Tuesday,
Jan. 8, when they found that their
wages had been cut, unknown to
them. Trin,mers in Dept. 60 quit
work for two hours in The morning,
while the sanders struck in the aft
ernoon. The girls went home as a
result of the ruthless wage cutting
of the Chrysler Corporation, which
owns Dodge. The trimmers were
promised by Boss Carter that if
they went back to work the matter
would be patched up. They went
back to work, but decided to quit
again Thursday morning, in order
to make sure that their demands
would be complied with. The work
ers in these departments are work
ing fer they don't know what.
About three weeks previously a
vague notice had been given that
pay would be based on day rates and
bonuses. No mention of either what
were the day rates or the percentage
of the bonus was made. One trim
mer, who had worked SO hours in
the whole two weeks, got S29 for his
pains. or SIS cents an hour; trucker,
who had formerly been paid 571a
cents an hour, was given $40 for
521a hours work, or SO cents an
hour.
These are not exceptional cases,
but are typical of what the workers
on these body lines get for their two
weeks work.
On Thursday morning the trim
mers again tied up the line, this
time being actively assisted by over
300 workers on various other jobs.
The workers presented a united
front all along the line and when
Superintendent Mckee came down
he faced united group, all of whom
had downed tools at the word of
strike. He was furious and strobe
up and down, threatening the whole
department with firing. Finally he
shouted: every man here who isn't
satisfied can get his time and go
home. Everybody else get back to
work"
The workers hesitated and the
line moved-they took up their tools
and went back to slavery.
Any worker who reads about
$4,000 workers at Ford's begging
for work thinks twice about leaving
a job which is giving him just
enough to starve on. The workers
were set back temporarily, but they
have gone back with resentment at
the glutinous corporation which is
wallowing in profits while they
starve. The time for union is ready
Strike! If the workers had been or
gained into strong auto workers
union they would have remained
united in this strike and have won
it by sticking to the end behind mill
tant leadership. A fighting union
is the auto workers need.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-26
Chicago Censoxs Forbid Film
OF Heroic Miners STRUGGLE

them to participate in this manner,
giving vent to their prejudices and
hate"
Policemen, coal and iron police
are merely carrying out their sworn
duties when they beat up, trample
upon and kill striking workers. That
they do this is "pitiful' according to
the censors, but the workers Of Chi
cago must not know it or see it.
The district w. /. r. secretary ex-
planned that these We're true happen
ings to which censors replied, eyes,
yes, it is awful, but you know we
cannot afford to show the officers
of the lav in this light"
The local Workers L.. irrational
Relief intends to fight for the right
of workers to see this picture of
their struggles despite the efforts
Of the censorship board to shield the
brutality of the ruling class and it's
agents.