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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11

you want real treat in face comfort, do this to-
morrow morning after you shave; Simply do1se
full strength Lisferine on your face.
Immediafely you note g ow OF health "a
FneIing, zppy sensation that wakes up your skin.
Then, as Lisferine driesr-a wonderful feeling
Of GOODNESS, as though moist sea breeze were
blowing against your cheeks. Gone that feeling
Of rawness Gone that burning sensation.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
HARLEM TENANTS
TO MEET TONIGHT
House Committees to
Be Organized
Continued from Page Ome)

Continued from Page One)
has met with enthusiastic approval
by tenants, is the immediate organi-
cation of house committees in each
tenement" +"
The campaign now being carried
en- by the Daily Worker, exposing
the conditions under which workers
are forced to live in Harlem, has
the tenants to follow, declared
shown by tenants in Harlem Tor i'm
mediate organization on the basis of
house committees.
The Daily Worker has been dis
tributed and sold by the thousands
in Harlem, especially in those Sec
tions which were described during
the course of last weeks articles.
The result has been that tenants, by
letters and personally, have ex-
pressed their intention of coopera-
ting through the Harlem Tenants
League and the formation of house
in the fight against the
landlords and their legislature.
The report of the preparations for
a rent strike at one of the tenements
thru a house committee, which was
described in Saturdays Daily Work
er, has given impetus to the forma-
ton of such a committee in other
tenements as we'll.
'It is realized that the time has
come for action and that a wide or
ganization must be created among
the tenants themselves" said Grace
Campbell, vice-president of the Har
lem Tenants League, commenting
upon the drive being carried on by
the Daily Worker. "a city-wide
conference of tenants leagues, based
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

Offensive Is Growing!

As if give realistic background the RED Napoleon" bunk
being published in Liberty the N Y Herald Tribune
Scotland The working
before election campaign and this will probably be the
"Znoviev The
the British election results will the revolutionary
the United States they preparing for it,
able assistants such
tionay the Daughters of the American Revolution
The New Jersey State chapter of this degenerate outfit listened
terday address the Menace of American Communism by
Mrs f. j. Shepard formerly Helen Gould who warned the
fud and manured ladies the COmmunic revolutionary
headquarters in Union Square where printed"
don't know who Mrs Shepard might her
corporation pedgrees, N p Rway Rway
Sante Fe Coast Lines Mo- p Rway Mo- p r. r. Co.. D. r. c.
Rway and Power Co. Tex. and Pac Merchants
Fire Assurance Co., also member Union League Club Bankers Club
etc.
With connections understand her Of the growing
Daily Worker.
The effectively supporting paper the
capitalists fear.
The Party is getting behind the subscription drive
THE PARTY.
The California district of the Party membership
ing April adopted its mobilization for the task of OBJ
their Cleveland holds its meeting this
April H. Buffalo district writes 1--WE will the Red Napoleon
with patches of subs
But sow Waite Terror preparations need great
Daily Strikes, colonial uprngs Daily By
next Monday must and triple getting
the quotas filled The totals ending April
given beow
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
Build the Youth Sections in the New Unions.

The epences and building youth the
industrial neither the Party the League
realize the urgent necessity youth forms for
winning youth for the revolutionary unions The present youth
only The League must become the conscious factor
of youth sections However the
expressed Pittsburgh the opposition expressed to-
youth sections Chicago the and general apathy
attempt being textile and superficial and formal
and attempts in neede have resulted in the failure of the
League in becoming the decisive factor in this work
trade unions where the existing trade
young preliminary organizing
the workers into trade unon task is the ormatn OF econ
youth all the work of recruiting workers
organizations this must be accomplished through special
youth demands OF an economic political and social character and W
participation the by mmberwork
young theories that youth prob
lens and issues limited few industries In all industries there
initiative formulating popuarng youth demands to fit
each Of these industries conezng them their application each
all work in the youth sections,.n the
ganze necessary establish well funcionng Youth Depart
ment of the newly established TUEL center
Struggle Against the Right Danger in the c. and the Party
Congress drawing analysis
pointed that the main all
the the Right Danger This well borne by the rapid
of the organized and tendencies representing the Right
eoncaon towards throughout the c. We especially the lead
and German Parties We endorse the struggle the right wing
onciao being conducted by the L. the c. c. s. u and the
the hndrances the against the Right
the Party and League the failure examine the line of the Party
and League and find the objective which
the Right DANGER This substituted by formal and supe
cal approach to the question.
The situation in country the labor
still gives development the Right Danger This
coupled poor composition isolation Party
traditions anquated
porn leadership and continued facona struggles leads to the
development devaion the which find their
easS the overestmaon the strength of American imperial
denial of the influence of social reomism failure the
of the Tu bureaucracy and social democracy with the state
apparatus resistance converting the Party into fighting Party
poaranize and Amercanize 1.-THE failure to see the radcaza
on taking place in the working class eliminating the theory
Of exemptions of excluding U s imperialism from the general world
line which completely failed revolutionary perspcc
tiyes growing out of the present period.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
Big Aircraft Merger
Is Organized With a
Capital of S5,OO0,WO

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April IA. -
Aircraft G. Airways of America,
Inc, has announced merger to
absorb Pittsburgh and Reading
Airways. The combined company
will have capital of $5,0oo,000.
The Curtiss group is expected to
take large part of the new stock
through their investment COM
panies: Ncrth American Aviation,
Inc, and National Aviation Corpora
ton. officials of the merged COM
panies announce.
Amphibian planes will be run on
a regular route from Pittsburgh to
the larger Atlantic coast cities.
These planes will be added to the
U. S. army air fleet as soon as war
breaks out.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

on house committees, of working
women's organizations and unions
should be organized"
The Harlem Tenants League has
invited all workingclass tenants of
Harlem to take. an active part in
formulating plans for action at the
tonight. Following talks by
Richard Moore, Grace Campbell,
Elizabeth Hendrickson, secretary of
the league, and Sol Auerbach, of the
Daily Worker staff, the floor will be
open for discussion.
NOTE-The seventh article II
the series appearing exclusively IN
tho Daily Worker, exposing the
housing conditions in Harlem,
aVritten by Richard Moore, appears
today on Page 2. Tomorrow the
Daily Worker Investigator 1Uill re-
sume his Exposure of housing con-
ditions in Harlem.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
new C,P. NUCLEI
IN PLANTS With
10000 WORKERS
Build the arty Drive
Starts Strong

Continued from Page One)
lied, and is anxious to join the left
wing Independent Shoe Workers
Union. In some of the other plants
nuclei or papers had existed and are
now being rebuilt.
Inspiring Start.
This should be an inspiring start
for the -the-Party drive. From
day to day we expect to get infor-
nation from the various districts as
to what additions they have to the
above list of new nuclei, new shop
papers, new locals of the left wing
unions, etc.
With this splendid beginning, the
organizational objectives of the
drive, which are listed below, are
expected to be achieved within the
two months period of the campaign;
/. The recruiting of 5000 new
members.
2. The establishment of 100 adj
ditiopal factory nuclei.
3. The establishment of IS addi-
tional factory papers.
4. The securing Of 5000 addi-
tional readers for the Daily Worker
and increasing the circulation of the
entire Party press.
S. The aetivization of the Party
nuclei.
6. The building of the Young
Workers (Communist) League.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
LITTLE TIME is
NEEDED To CHEAT
POOR FARMERS
Prohibition, Re S erve
Board, May Come Up

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The
nature of the first clash in the extra
session of congress was indicated
today by statements Of republican
and democratic party leaders. 1t will
be on the scope of the session.
Representative Garner, the demo-
cratic party house leader declared
that there is no constitutional pro-
vision limiting the action of con-
gress to the purposes enumerated in
the proclamation calling the extra
session, and indicated that num-
ber of things which the democrats
think will make party propaganda
against the administration would be
taken up, including prohibition, the
actions of the Federal Reserve Bank
board, immigration laws and the in
land waterways legislation, would be
forced onto the floor.
Republicans Want Limit.
Senator Watson, democratic senate
leader, agrees. But Senator Robinson,
republican party leader, denounces
all such programs, and insists that
the congress shall discuss only tariff
and farm relief.
Neither side considers that much
time will be spent ON farm "relief." "
1t is generally understood the farm
ers are to be swindled with a fake
"relief" bill already carefully drawn;
nobody wants to come forward as an
apologist of the bill, very few dare
to attack it, for it will have the bank
ers and landlords, the farm machin-
cry trust, and exporters back of it,
as well as all the wheat gamblers and
middle men of every sort. Discus
sion will be only on such details as
the debenture plan.
Tariff will be raised, and there
may be considerable struggle over
some of the provisions, as interests
conflict.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
S9,0O0,000 Is New Sum
the Imp 'ialist Robbers
Demand of Germany

PARIS, France, April 14.-A Ger
men debt figure Of from $4,000, ,000,-
0Oo to $1O,00o,00o,OOo has been
agreed upon by the Allied repara-
tions delegates and will be presented
to the German delegates tomorrow,
it has been learned.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

housing standards and to abolish I
vile slums in which black and VIII
workers rot and burn to death.
y
THE Harlem Tenants League sin
its formation a year ago lc
January has led the struggles of tt
workers and tenants of Harle,
against rent profiteering and vile
housing conditions. Through the
streets and houses of Harlem, thru
mass meetings and demonstrations
through exposures in the press and
before the legislature and officials
at Albany and city hall, in the courts,
in every possible way, the League
has led vigorous campaign for the
protection of tenants and workers.
Other Organizations JOIN.
In the present rent and housing
crisis, the Harlem Tenants League
has again come to the fore with a
program for the organization and ac-
tive struggle of all the tenants and
workers of Harlem to resist the
menace they now face. This pro-
gram reaches out to unite the Or
ganized tenants and workers of Har-
lem with the tenants and workers
throughout the city and country.
Already several organizations
have lined up for the fight. The
New York Federation of W.4rking
Women, the United Council of Work
ing Women, the American Negro La
bor Congress and other organizations
are already at work to call broad
rent and housing conference and to
mobilize a powerful mass move
ment of tenants and workers to meet
this rent and housing crisis.
Join Harlem Tenants League.
Lying promises and fake "fact
finding commission" as well as
worthless bills and laws have been
forthcoming from the capitalist po-
liticians, but they have failed abso
lutely to stop rent gouging or to
provide decent houses for the masses.
It is clear to all who follow their
record that these politicians are for
the landlords and the capitalists
and against the workers. The fact
is that only the Communist Party
has brought forward basic pro-
gram and fights with the tenants
and workers against the landlords
and capitalists.
Tenants and workers of Harlem!
Join the Harlem Tenants League!
Organize to resist the profiteers
Tenants and Workers, black and
white! Unite in a powerful mass
struggle against the common enemy!
Fight to abolish the system of land
lordism and capitalism! Fight for
workers government which will
give US a decent housing and social
system!
Tomorrow the Daily Worker
Investigator will continue the ex-
posure of housing conditions in
Harlem. Follow him to block of
tcnements owned by a church and
see what happens.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
For the New Line Of the C. and C. Y l. in the Building
Of Mass Communist Youth League and Its l)ni6caion

The mentioned failure recognize
u the total lack of sefcrcism the existing self
satisfaction with these conditions in the Party which reflect the old
based upon the Sixth World Congress We ree
what stated the NEG Minority statement the Party Convn
penum of EccI placed before Party
the new tasks the Party. Right Danger greatest
obstacle in reorientatng the Party to the situation and
Party Ninth Plenum the ECCI has
tnuouy emphasized the need of fighting the Right Danger
against revolutionary Trotskysmo
Right errof placing Party the forefront
the leader all the political and economic struggles Of the
working The ECCI has continually Party
against faionasm and unpnped struggles and called
for meess sfcrcism the Bolshev method of correcting
line the Right committed by all groups
Three paragraphs deal with questions
before the Comintern for review and dsion-Editor)
Exterminate Trotskyism.
Simultaneously with the Right Danger there spang up
Party League Trokyism Our League
leadership failed completely give correct estimate this danger
the Right danger and this confusonim
suited weakening Of the struggle against both M and n the
leadership pointing that Trokym opporunism covered with
tionay role Understanding Tysm
with the Right danger must continue our struggle to eliminate it
ideoogay and organzatonay from ranks at the time
always wagg the struggle against the main dangerhe Right
The Right Danger in the League.
duplication wrong line Of the Party the League
coupled with the active participation the League in the faciona
struggle the Party resulted in the League not recognizing fight
ing the Right danger in its ranks
AS shown in the analyses of the estimation and concepts of
working youth their the class
this estimate reflected itself in the activities
the neither the
ship membership for making the
which would the League leadership the
giles of the workers.
Right danger
of the rehabilitation the working youth and the
undrestmaon of the
pacim incorrect attitude towards the working youth which leads
Experimentation failure the tradition and old meth
ods of work which found their expression a. entering late in all the
struggles of working YOUTH b. social composition recruit
ing and uctuaon of membership d. united front
tactics from top with fake and with petty bourgeois be
ais Buffalo Brookwod Kansas City, pacsm and
f)pract liquidation Ind Dept during 1928 81
activity h position and opposition building youth
sections Po Chago) hiding face of League hance push
League forefront struggle Failure include youth
casendeny substitute clubs for League units e
proaran Leadership developed D daily agta
tion and activity Los Angeles Aberdeen and Pittsburgh.
To L. Com
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
Tenants Urged to Organize
Against Tenement System
President of Harlem Tenants League Says
Only Mass Action Can Be Effective

(This the of articles exposing the conditions
nader ahch the Negro orers forced u in Harlem Preu
articles dealt aOh the conditions IN varous parts Of
The present article oten by Rchdrd b. Moore presi
the Harlem Tenants tells mhat the League
planning do Tomorrow the Daily Worker VU continue its
posure of housing conditions ia HarlemJ
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
New Social Democratic
Compromise With the
Center Now Approved
(Wireless By "Inprecofr"

tWWeleSS By "IHpfec0fT
VIENNA, Austria, April IA. -
With the fascists still active
throughout the city, negotiations
for the formation of a new govern
ment are continuing.
On the tenants protection bill,
the social democrats have accepted
compromise by which rents are
to be increased.
The strike of the workers in the
automobile plants is continuing.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

Philosophers have been busted in
trying to EXPLAIN the world,
each after his own fashion. But
the real question is, How are we
to CHANGE it.-Marx.
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

The power of the bourseoisie rests
not alone upon international capital,
upon it's strong international connec-
tions, but also upon the force of
habit, on the force of small industry,
of which. unfortunately, there is
plenty left and which daily. hourly.
gives birth to capitalism and hour
geOisie. spontaneously and on a large
scale.-y. 1. Lenin ("Left" Commu-
nism).
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

introduced April 5h
Williamson Don Fyankfeld and Rjak which re-
iccted Committee The convention OF the
Young Workers (Communst) League will April 26
The daily worker., 1929-04-15
BY RICHARD B. MOORE
VII
president of the Harlem Tenants League).

flood and sposseses which the landlords let
loose the exploited workers of this city at its worst in
The capitalist which segregates Negro workers
districts makes these duby exploited black workers the
Black and white landlords and
The daily worker., 1929-04-15

Tomorrow the Daily Worker
Investigator will continue the ex-
posure of housing conditions in
Harlem. Follow him to a block of
tcnements owned by a church and
see what happens.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
INTERESTING SCHOOL
 PROGRAM PRESENTED

The school program presented last evening in the gymnasium, was the incentive to draw an ex- tra large number of parents and citizens. And they were not dissa- pointed, insofar as the children's athletic training -calisthenics and games were concerned. The small est tot, alongside of her lar ger compatriot, went through the exercises with neatnesS and dis patch; it was lots of fun not only for the children but for the el ders, and gave many keener un- derstanding of school work beyond 'readin' writin' and rithmatic.'
 After the grade classes complet- cd their part-the major portion of the program, the basketball teams got together for a last scrimmage of the year
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
LE GAL N I | CE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENER-
 AL LAND OFFICE

AL LAND UT TF1OE U. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, April 15, 1929.
 Notice is hereby given that An drew A. Simon, entryman, of Lake view, together with his witnesses, Robert E. l.. Evans, and Jacob Hubschmid, both Of Seward, Alas ka, has made final proof on his homestead, entry, serial O6419, for land embraced iii H. F. s. No. 1894, T. s. Survey No. 1774, containing 18.4O acres, latitude 6OO 21' 30' N. longitude 149o 22' 15" W. situate on the easteriy shore of Lake Ke- mai, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, at Anchor age, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office with in the period of publication or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. Lindley Green, register Date of first publication May l, 1929. Date of last publication July 29, 1929.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
A SHARP REBUKE

\ GENEVA, May 1, (P)-Following a sharp rebuke administered to Maxim Lithunias, the Russian del- egate, by Hugh Gibson of the Unit ed States, the league of nations preparatory disarmament commits sion rejected Soviet Russia's ex- tensive proposal for reduction of world military and air forces here
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
MAY MEMORABLE DATES

1st-7th day Passover-JewiSh holiday.
 7th, 1915 s. s. Lusitania sunk. 9th-Ascension Day. Mothers Day. 19th-Whit Sunday. 20th-Cuban republic inaugur- ated.
 26th-Trinity Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
NOTICE

The Seward School Board will receive applications from individ- uals to furnish complete janitor service in the new school building which will be turned over to the city in July. Address applications to A. H. L. Meyer, clerk of the school board. Further particulars upon request.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
A WEEKLY INSPECTION

1 weekly inspection of shoes is a gooJ habit.
 Keer;ng the heels and sOieS lev el helps Cne to continue their rood health.
 The Seward Leather Works is equipped to keep them in repair
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
FILES ARTICLES

Articles of incorporation have been filed at Juneau by the Hawk Inlet Mining company. Captal stock is $s,OOO,OOO; shares $1 par value. Incorporators are Frank B. Weisting, George P. Reilly and James A. Murphy of Seattle The directors are V. Stringer, J. w. Tait, M. A. Maxwell and John J. Fitzpatrick of New York, and Lewis M. Stevens and Malcolm J. Woods of Philadelphia.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

Fuzzy Andreanoff and Sakan Andreanoff, Indians, were fined $50 and costs at Napamute when they plead guilty to having more than the legal limit of 20 beaver each during the open season.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPENg

On the last steamer from the south an auto hearss for Under taker D. H. Williams of Anchor age arrived, which was alright, Butt A whole carload of collins also came in and have been for warded to the city by the Inlet.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

Pot Roast Jardinier, and Salad, for 6Oc is tomorrOw's Special at the Union Cafe.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

Miss Nola Kozadd and Nels A. Smith were united in marriage at Cordova last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

A Queen of May will be select ed on May 4, at the Fairbanks American Legion Auxiliary'S festi- val.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEAN ER at Brown & Hawkins, Corp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-20

Try TOASTED SANDWICH at the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-20
NEW RULING MADE
 HOMESTEAD CASES

Metes and bounds description Of land are to be omitted in proof nc. tices for homestead cases in Alas la, according to an announcement released by the General Land office of the U. s. Department Of the Interior. The new order is an amendment to Circular 49l, it says.
 The statement says in part: Tn Alaska, in the classes of entries mentioned, the important feature of proof notices is to inform all in- terested parties of the geographical location of the land, and the in formation should be given in such a way that the people who read the notice will be able to interpret it properly. The metes and bounds description is technical and not generally understood, hence in thee cases 1t is not of much value to the general public as a means ot Identification of land. The metes and bounds description adds to the length of the notice and to the cost of the notice to the claimant The statute does not require the inclusion of such description in the published notice.
 Adverse claimants may inform