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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29

The honor roll for Filipino cont tribut-
to the Rial fund follows: A. P1asen,
n. cabanua, Frank Far in, John Marien, Jes'
US Yambao, a. Duly, Jr. C.S Mont falcon,
P. de Leon, Angel Re1oj, A. cabusora, R.
&. Aoeua, Emil Taratau.
s.sss's's.s
good treat for the boys given
by Mrs. A. Nator at her two bi lizard par
1ors Xma day. Free CT gars and pops and
her ready smile created everyone who came
to her stores the whole day. Mrs Nator
is the only Filipino bus mess woman in
c c1udi ing the Filipino business men who
generously treated the boys.
over 100 Filipinos arrived last week
from the Philippines. And at line when
even the 500 oa1led o1d-timers are not on
the easy "go." -
.ssssssssss..sss.
The DO ard of trus te OF the Filipino
Clubhouse Fund met on December 21! 1929
and, upon mott on by Pho de Cano, decided
that the guarantors must pay inme di a ely
the loan to Mr. antonio Aquino, and that
fur ther loan be made to anyone whoever,
and provided further that no amount what
soever be drawn from the fund except for
the building of the pro ectsd Filipino
Clubhouse. Mr.. v. SaruSa1, the treasurer
OF the board of turstees, made at once the
payment for the amount loaned by the board
to Mr. AQuino." The re eso1utio on was signed
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29

by y.o.Eavoa, Vincent Agot, Vicente N. Sa-
rusal, Eni iano Sibo nga, E.A.Asuzano, J.R.
Dionisio, Pic de Cano, L.C Ga ina.
Friends Of Pho de Cano will be glad to
learn that he has come back to Seattle af-
ter few weeks vacation in the Philip
pinss. De Cano is keeping office at the
New Manila Hotel.
The ASINGANIAN CLUB will meet for pio-
turs-taking this afternoon<at O'clock at
the Je eckson Photo Studs. .-624- jackson St.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29
tsGRE AM X E1EK&I

BREAEPToN NEJS

BREAERToN NEJS
The trophy for the hand S omest in
Brenerton among the Fi1ipinos was won by
our popular secretary, Mr.. Vioeut te Barrios.
Vincent, as the ladies call him, is very
active in all soc ial affairs. Of course,
ne is single.
The weekly dances sponsored by the FL
piuo Progressive Assoc iation is ting
everybody's approval. Ladies from Seattle
and the nearby towns coming re gu1ar1y.
The eu thusiasm shown by the younger people
and the ai1ors is giving US the much need
ed encourae cement.
The Filipino Socia1 Cen ter the
of asquer ade ball Xmas Spon-
sored by the host, Mr.. N. Barri onuevo, all
the elite of Bremertou wer- present. Cos
tunes of al descriptions and co1ors Por-
traying art coupled with the merry-ma kins
and whOOpe mad: th: Party great success.
Dane Rqnor says the t, a, lady friend
from E1wood taken i'll last SaturuaJ-
ihe ther her al lnents caused by nature
or S9EStkinf else is 4Uest{Op tha we
here specialists in such case. Per-
haps could help.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29
SAN PR sNCISCO NETS

SAN FRANCISCO NEWS
The New Years Eve will be celebrated
by the San Francisco Filipiuos at the Sc OF
tish Ri te Aud it ium, co rner Sutter ST. and
Van Ness Ave. The affair Will be styled
Nan i la Carnival Night"
With an overwhe lining vote Of 1874, 10,
Miss Este1ita d e la Pena won the ouen Con-
test Saturday n eht, Dec. IA, at the Scot
ii sh Ri ite Audi t o ri un in San francisco. Her
victory entities her to the honor Of being
Miss Philippines" to reign over the 1929
be ing spou sor cd by the Mabini Lodge, No. l.
caba1leros de Dimas A1ans. The 70 o1lowins
are the final results OF the ontest:
gstelita de la Pena....3 .3,s14,155o votes
Fraucisc Lo osada.. IL, 326, go >,
Flore noe Ybarreta. i, ,Q72 ,o9O ,,
evelyn Ne1sou.......... 6o2 ,o4o ),
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29
FREV-TTES

Owing to an unsuccessful ARRANGEMENT
wi tn the Filipino navy band in Brene rtou,
there has be zen some a1te tion in the Ri
zal Day pro gran to be he Id at he Broad
way high school audi itorium as printed in
the Dec. Is issue of the Forum. The fl l
arrangement of the program is follows:
/ Opening Remarks by Eugene Resos, Toast
ma ster
z. Selection by the Philippine String
Band
3. Introductory Address, By l.. l.. Zamora
4. Sc leotion by the Philippine String and
5. Re ecit ii on of Rizal's my Last thoughts
3. Steel Guitar Solo by Santiago Bajo
J. Address by ths que st .of honor,
DR.. 4. Vsrside
Supt. of Seattle oodwi1l Indu str ie S
8. Vocal Solo by Mrs. P. San tos
g. international Tableau
Philippine National Hymn
Star Spaug1ed Banner
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-12-29

The following have generously respond-
ed to the appeal o. the Rial council for
financial help:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
LID Circulates Coupon
Books to Defend Mill
Strikers, FOreign-BOrn

A widespread distribution of de-
tense coupon books is being con-
Quoted by the New York District of
the International Labor Defense
among workers and working class
organizations. The coupon books
are intended to raise funds for the
defense of the foreign-born work
ers who are being attacked by the
government, for the defense of the
Gastonia, N. c., and Elizabethton,
Tenn, textile strikers and for other
I. l.. D. defense work including the
case of Harry J. Canter, Boston
militant, who has just been SEN
fenced to a year at hard labor on
a charge of "criminally libelling''
eX-Gov. Fuller.
Each of the coupon books con-
tains 81 worth of coupons selling
for 10 cents and 25 cents each. All
New York workers are urged to Sc.
cure these books at once and sell
coupons among their friends anc
shopmates as well as circulating
them in the organization to which
they belong. Funds are needed al
once to save active fighters in the
cause of labor from the capitalist
jails. The coupon books may be OBJ.
tanned at the office Of the l. L. D.
799 Broadway, Room 422.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

The resolution adopted by the Bureau of District Is, Connecticut
address of the Executive Committee of the Communist Inter
national the the the final decision
disputed problems Party The
factona life the particularly
Congress of the Comne must end in accordance
national
Executive
definite what political and Organatona dvn
and actions committed by both the Majority and
Committee of the Communist International these
calls the entire Party all of the line
Internationally accepts
cins the Executive
tr for the of the Cominter Address The district Executive
Committee pledges
Comnern against theological other opposition the Address
greet acceptance
by Party
In accepting and effort the the District
Executive Committee calls member of the Party
genuine bohevik sefcricism critical
rks the proletarian members the Party towards the actions
tendencies the Party leadership order minimize the posi-
bes of dvsns and unprncped conam the Party At the
matter Comrades admit the mistakes
cipline.
tions corrected by the E.C.CI
Over emphasis the strength of imperialism by the
Majority, in its thesis and in the subsequent discussion.
Underestmaon rehabilitation of the American
working class by the Majority
Dassociation of internal and external contradictions of Am
The above factors leading to tendency developing
conceptions making exception"
ing crisis of world capitalism;
Insufceny quick from the Troskyites by the Min
g. Impermssble methods in trying interpret and the
Letter of the Executive
tonaI fractional decision by Majority
that it attempt hand Party
Ority, the Minority trying leadership
grounds these due to the unpnped
prevailing thruout the
The District Executive Committee calls
put end to factionaism No factions
shielding of devaons and mistakes The District
mie calls the Central Committee
problems
including A.
To build the Party to build shop
activities strengthen influence
danger to fight against oppounm Trokysm
of the Party close the ranks the Comrades
the Communist International the
Party member
Forward for united Communist Party Long
the Communist
the world this struggle world
PETER Cont District Organizer, Party of
the U. S. A, District
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
TAMMANY TAKES
NO rent ACTION
Harlem Tenants Body
to Meet Monday
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Assemblyman Charles McGillick,
democrat, OF Harlem; Assemblymen
Louis A. Cuvillierand, Grental, re-
publicans, and the Rev. Norman
Thomas, chief plaster saint of the
yellow socialist party, have been
clamoring for the honor of chief
peddlers of fake nostrums to the
working class tenants of Harlem.
They are being actively supported
by both the white and Negro capt.
talist press.
Plan Rent Strikes.
The only organization actually
fighting for the interests of the ten
ants is the Harlem Tenants League,
235 w. 10th St., which is being
aided by the Communist Party. The
League will hold a special meeting
next Monday night at the 135th st.
branch of the Public Library, 1O3
w. 135th St., to consider plans for
immediate action. The League will
send delegation of tenants to pre-
sent its demands at the next meet
ing Of the Board of Aldermen on
Tuesday.
The Harlem Tenants League is,
however, placing no faith in what
capitalist legislatures, controlled
and collaborating with the landlords,
viii do. The League is beginning
to organize rent strike committees
in various localities which will mob
:lize all working class tenants, both
Negro and white, to refuse to pay
rent on July 1 unless the landlords
take a fair rent based on what was
charged in the same houses ten
years ago.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
HONOR MATEOTTI
AT SUNDAY MEET
To Denounce Fascism
at Webster Hall

The fifth anniversary of the muir
der of Giacomo Matteotti, socialist
deputy in the Italian Chamber Of
Deputies, assassinated by orders of
Benito Mussolini for his opposition
to fascism, will be commemorated
by the Anti-Fascist Alliance of
North America at the New Webster
Manor at p. m. Sunday.
"In commemorating the death of
Matteotti the anti-fascist workers
this year have to choose between
two meetings held on the same day."
statement of the Alliance calling
for mass attendance at the meeting
declares.
The first meeting at the New
Webster Manor is called by the
Anti-Fascist Alliance, united front
organization of revolutionary work.
ers, left wing unions and fraternal
groups, which, from the very incep-
ton of fascism, fought it ard de-
fined it as an instrument used by
the capitalist class in it's war against
revolutionary workers.
"The other meeting is held by the
socialist party, in conjunction with
the Italian republican party, an out
fit which appealed to the italian
king to overthrow fascism' while
thousands of Italian workers were
being murdered by the armies of
Mussolini. In reality, they are the
Legitimate parents Of fascism. The
workers who really want to fight
fascism will know how to choose
between the two meetings"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
PREPARATION PACT
SIGNED TODAY
international Bank for
Bankers Unity

PARIS, June 6.-Contents of the
final report of the PREPARATIONS ex-
perts, which will be signed tomor-
row afternoon and made public prob
ably Sunday, reveal that the first
annual payment by Germany under
the Young plan will be 1,942,000,000
gold marks (S462, 100000.
In addition to details of the sche-
dule of annuities over the So year
period of payments, information
made available shows that one of
the principal ideas in mind in the
formation of an international bank
to handle PREPARATIONS is the pos
sibility of uniting certain interna-
tional capitalist interests through a
combination of international econo-
mics of the allied nations.
The possibility of Strengthening
this alliance through the interna-
tional bank created by Owen D.
Young's extortion PREPARATIONS plan
is not expressed directly in the text
of the final report but is plainly in
cluded in the plan for the tremen-
dous financial institution.
One of the most important fea-
lures of the bank as expressed in
the report is the function of han
ding all PREPARATIONS and marketing
deliveries in kind from Germany,
thus turning over certain amount
of profits to a common fund. The
bank draft and an annex are in
cluded in the report, giving technical
observations necessary, but leaving
the site Of the Bank up to its direc-
tors.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
From Grand Rapids, Mich.

The motion adopted unanimously
by the general membership meeting
Of the Communist Party, Local
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Section Of
District 7, was as follows:
We welcome and pledge ourselves
to defend and carry out the Address
Of the Communist International to
our Party and the decisions of the
Polcom.
We are glad to note that our Com
munist International has taken de-
cisive final steps to eliminate fac
tionalism in our Communist Party
Of the United States, thus making
possible a united front Of all Com
r,unist forces in the United States,
which is necessary in order that our
Farty may fulfill its historic mis-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
WANT EFFICIENT IMPERIALIST
ARMY.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Seven
general officers were appointed to-
day to conduct the annual army
shake-up designed to rid the service
of officers unfit or incompetent for
further duty.
The board consists of Major Gen
erals Hanson E. Ely and Frank
Parker and Brigadier Generals Hugh
A. Drum, Campbell King, M. L.
Walker, Charles D. Roberts. and
James B. Gowen.
In conformity with the national
defense act, this board will meet
here July 1 to classify officers in
such manner that undesirable Off
GERS may be removed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
;HURCH-FASCIST
ALLIANCE READY
FOR The SIGNING
For Mutual Protection
Against Workers

ROME, June 6.-The pact between
the Catholic Church and the Italian
fascist government for mutual pro-
lection against the Italian workers
and peasants will be completed to-
day at II a. m. when the so-called
"Lateran treaties" are signed.
Since the original announcement
of this pact the road of unity for
these reactionaries has been a rocky
)ne.
At one time this evening it ap-
peared certain that some further de-
velopment in the controversy be-
tween Pope Plus XI and Premier
Mussolini would be Forthcoming. The
Vatican decided to delay final ac-
ton on the treaties until the gov.
eminent had been given an oppor-
tunity to reply to the Pope's letter
published yesterday, taking issue
with Mussolini in regard to appli.
cation of the agreement.
Mussolini held his fascist under.
dogs under control so that open con-
flict was avoided.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

More Earthquakes in
Argentine; Little Is
Done in Way of Aid

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, June
6--Earthquakes continued today in
the stricken district of Ell Nevada.
The federal government sent two
airplanes to study the cause of the
tremors and get full reports on the
loss of life, which is reported great.
The district has been cut off from
communication.
Though President Irigoyen be-
trays a certain amount of interest
in the scientific and statistical sides
of the disaster, little effort is being
made to rescue the families driven
from their homes by the quake and
starving and freezing in" the fields.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Technical Men Demand
That Delaney Call His
Meet on Wage Raise

Walter Karp, secretary of the
Committee of Board of Transporta-
ton Grade c engineers and a men,
Der of the Union of Technical Men,
go Lafayette ST., yesterday wrote to
John H. Delaney, chairman of the
board of transportation asking that
he set a date for a minimum salary
scale of $3,120 a year.
In his letter to the commissioners
of the board of transportation Karp
said that at a recent meeting of
the board of estimate, Joseph V.
Mckee, chairman protein, said that
the whole matter of a readjustment
of salary schedule for the Grade G
engineers would have to be taken up
with their immediate superiors.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Still Time to Get Tickets
for 'Freihelt" Trip Today

There will be a big demonstration
in the vicinity of Pier A at Battery
Park between II noon and p. m.
tomorrow. The masses of workers
assembled will be expressing their
solidarity with the Freiheit, Yiddish
Communist daily, by thronging the
"Claremont" and "Onteora." two
boats especially chartered on the
occasion of the annual Freiheit ex-
cursion to Atlantic Beach, N. ].
Those workers who remembered
the crowded pleasures of the out
ing last year will be among the
early arrivals at the pier, to which
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Washington Makes
Bargain with French
in Film Controversy

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Amer-
lean film producers will withdraw
from the French market if France
adopts proposed policy requiring
the United States to buy one French
film for each four American films
sent there, Assistant Secretary of
Commerce Klein said today.
Klein said he had been informed
by Col. F. L. Heron, export man
ager of the American Motion Pic
ture Producers and Distributors As
ISOLATION, that this action will fol-
low PRONUNCIATION by the French
government of the one to four rul-
ing.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
RUBBER BOSS GETS BIGGER
JOB.

AKRON, Ohio, June 6.SClifford
F. Stone, vice president of the Good
year Tire and Rubber Co., today re-
signed. Stone came from the Dillon
Reed Co., bankers of New York, in
1921 and is leaving to become asso-
ciated with an eastern financial
group having large interests in the
utility and industrial field.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

'New York workers, Immediately
they are released from the shops
and factories, will rush to insure
that they don't get forced aside by
the masses besieging the boats.
The pleasures of the stay at the
beach will be enhanced by the at
fractions of the sea trip along one
CT the most scenic highways of the
continent.
All arrangements have been conf
pleted by the committee in charge.
All that has to be done now-be-
fore it is too late---is to get tickets
at the Freiheit office, 80 Union
Square.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
THANKSGIVING
FUND REPL ACES
union LEvIES
Evades Fight to Make
Assessments Legal
wireless By "Inprecorr")

(W1retesS By "Inprec0rr
LONDON, June 6.-The labor
party announces the foundation of a
national thanksgiving fund" to
celebrate MacDonald's accession to
power. The fund is probably in
tended as substitute for the trade
union political levies which were
prohibited by the anti-xade union
act. The fund would enable Mac
Donald to better evade the labor
party promise to repeal the anti
trade union bill. The liberals would
undoubtedly oppose any attempt to
repeal the bill and Macdonald fears
to risk defeat through the liberals
turning against him.
The Baldwin anti-trade union law
which Macdonald will not oppose
contains besides the clauses pro-
hibiting the assessment of the union
members for political campaigns,
some very vicious anti-labor legisla-
ticn. 1t prohibits general strikes,
provides machinery for compulsory
arbitration and makes it illegal to
spend union money for sympathetic
strikes, 1t places the union treas
uries under such supervision by
government agents that their use
for anything but ordinary running
expenses or fake co-operatives is
nearly impossible.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Snowden Sees Baldwin.

LONDON, June 6.-MacDonald
has not even yet announced Off
cially who his cabinet will be, al
though-he admits he told the king,
in confidence. He feels it proper
to trust secrets to the living symbol
of the empire and hereditary leader
of British exploiting landlordism
and commercialism which he con-
ceals from the working class.
However, Philip Snowden con-
ferred with officials of the outgoing
ministry at No. 10 Downing St., and
the report is that he will be the
chancellor of the exchequer (treas-
urer). J. H. Thomas, the man who
sold out the railroad workers, is to
be minister of employment" and
also "lord of the privy SEAL"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
GET CLOSER TO THE FACTORIES.
CANTON, OHIO, WELCOMES ADDRESS.

At meeting of the Ohio Local Executive Committee the
following resolution unanimously adopted:
The Canton Ohio Local. Communist Party of America welcomes
International
decision of the Executive Committee of
n American
We the decision the Central Committee and
Committee District mobilize the
bershp the decision of the Communist International
the members who
split ranks and the Right danger For Bolshek self
criticism and for the building of party-CANTON LOCAL,
COMMUNIST PARTY AMERICA.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

sion of organizing and leading the
American Revolution.
Through a determined struggle
against all deviations from the line
Of the Communist International we
will be able to build the Party as
the leader of the American work
ing class.
Long live the Communist Party
Of America!
Long live the Communist Inter-
national!
From Polish Editor and Bureau
Secretary.
am in full political agreement
with the Comintern Address to the
American Party and for the organi-
rational measures that flows from
it. I accept and great the decision
of the Central Committee accepting
the Comintern Address. I will do my
utmost to smash factionalism, to
help reorientate the party on the
Comintern line.
Down with factionalism!
For a united Bolshevik Party in
America on the only line-the Com
intern line! Long live the Commu-
mist internationally. K. Gebert,
secretary, Polish Bureau, and editor,
Trybuna Rieleotniszd.
For Prohibition of Caucuses.
Unit 5, Section 5, of District 2,
New York, Communist Party of
America, endorses the resolution of
the Section Executive Committee
and pledges to carry out all decisions
of the Communist International in
eliminating factionalism and unit
ing the Party to carry on active
Communist work among the masses
of workers in the United States.
In order to wipe out factionalism
once and forever it is necessary to
prohibit the holding of caucuses, and
all initiators and attendants of any
caucuses should be expelled from
the Party.
Party documents should be dealt
with at regular Party functions, and
thorough proletarian democratic
discussion conducted on the basis of
the Communist value of these docu-
N;cnts.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

International. We welcome this def
mite Address to our Party! We also
accept the Polcom's decision uncon-
ditionally on this question.-District
2, New York, International Branch,
No. /, Great Neck, N. Y.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Enlightenment Campaign the Comnte Address the Communist Party

THE Pobureau is DESTROYS of securing the broadcast pos
sible Enlightenment Campaign the Comntern Ad-
dress and the immediate Party tasks outlined therein All
Party members and particularly the comrades active in the
workshops the basic industries invited to write their
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

OF all the classes that stand face
to lace with the bourEeoisic today
the pro-etnriat alone Is n really revo-
lutionnry class.--Karl Marx (Com-
munist Mnnifestob.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07

opinions for the Party Press Resolutions of Factory Nuclei
also will be printed in this section Send all material deal
ing with this campaign Comrade Jack Sachel, Ma
ona office Communist Party, 43 E. 125th ST., New York
CITY.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-07
Workers Registering
for Local 43 Outing
/ at emit g e d a ig e t.

Registrations are already flowing
into the office of Local 43, a West
37th St., and at $40 Broadway, for
the coming excursion when the
union is arranging at Camp Nitga-
daiget, Saturday and Sunday, June
Is and 16.
A unique program is being
planned at the beautiful workers
rest home in Beacon, N. Y, and
commodious BUSES have been en-
gagged to take the excursionists to
the camp.
RuiId shon ron, nittaec and draw