davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

Ktorelo Slovaka Saviana srdce by nebuchalo ra-
dos ou hrdostou mad vykonom styroch ruskyck etd-
nov: Sestiakova, Bootova Sterngova Fufajeva, ktor
plileteli Moskvy do New Yorku prekonaj1c dial ku
vyse 12,o00-mil' l'ovd ponad moria tr kontnenty?
Tento zazracny vykon boly by vsetky svetove caso-
pisy oznamovay navacn lterami, keby ho boil vyko-
nall etdn inej narodnosti alebo aspon ine vlady Ale
Slayian zaznavany, preto nemozeme cakat cd sveta
aby oslayoval slavianskych hrdnov.
Vykon styroch R'1sov je tax fenomenalny, ak5m boil
vykon Lindberghov pred paru rokmi Iindbergh tax
ako tito Rus nezna ci prileti na urcen6 mesto; c ne
najde hrob vlnach morskych Lndbergh letel nezna
myml vzdusnymi cesta1n, ako tito Rs tym rozdie-
lon ze Rllsi mali dlhsu nebezpeenesiu cestu stayc
vich1ciach ladovych dazd och zastavkami Lind
bergh kratku ale bez zastavky. Lndberghovi hrozila
snHt poldruha da Rusom cele tyzdne az kvm ne
.sosadi ma americkej pevnine.
slavian je cd prirody urceny lietanie. slavian
stale blld myslou vsade len ME po zem Leecky vykon
tychto styroch Rusov yykony inych Savanov nam da
vaju zaruku, re Slavian budi tym opravdovym lein-
skym narodom Ia svete. ILL.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
4 VI PAT -DNovY TYzDEN V RUsKu.

h Ruska bosevicka vlada zaviedla vel XII novotu at
dncvJ tyzdeb. Me pat dnovy pracovny tyzden Il sa
2acina zavadzat Amerike ale pat dnovy tyzden eho
pravon slova smyse. " Amerike zostava 7-dnoyv tvz
sdeh 50 tyzdiam roku; Rsku je 5dnovy tyzden so
az tyzdamiv roku patim, potazne priestupnom ro-
ku SO sestlmi extra sviatkami
II Rusky pracovny tszdeh je 4-dnovy po hodn denne:
Tusky robotnk tedy pracue styroch dnoch 80 hodn
potom paty den odpociva Ale tento odpoeinok ie vac
81 ako hodnovy lebo zakon nakada aby robotnik cd
pociva 80 hodn Tedy ktory robotnk zanecha yo
e szdla lracu s. yecer pojde do prace az pozaire
rano Mimo tychto Y dni odpocinku je pat sviatkov
statnych ktore s vsunute medz tzdne tiez kazdy ro
botnk ma vakacie cd dvoch do ses zdov podla toho
Jaku tazk1 pracu konc Do vakacii sd mu ypoGaan6 tie
dni odpocnku ktore BY NAL ytedy, keby pracoval take
robonk, ktory dostaya mesacn6 vakace bude mat do
roka cekom SO dnl vol 'nych pracovat Dude 269.
styri dn prace piaty den odpocinku je Rusku len
pre- Iu Toyarns stalej Ginnos Ii vo syiatok alc-
bo piatok, dne alebo noel kazde tovarni stroie
81 pohybe bez prestania robotnci pracuu ma tri 81
:ehty (po s hodln).
Zrusene 7-dnoveho sbiblickeho tyzdna a zayedenic
5dnoy6ho e al tokom proti nabozenstvu Nedele cir
kevn6 sviatky boly vsetky zrusene tyzdn s len pom
toIky, stEedys styrtFy piatky Aidoyskle So
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
rd6at' pre- tak1 koloniu, akl 81

r16at' pre- takl koloniu, ak1 81
my ziadame.s
Neskorsie, mne osobne, predo-
streta bola nabfdkatv Polk Coun-
ty, ned aleko mesta Bartow, ktord
zem tiez dobre poEnam p mozem
jp takiste odpordsat'
Cena akru v Highlands County
je $3.50 a v Polk County 800, S
ovodnenim a odvodnenfm g..
"canalization, irrigation a
sdrainage", tiez potrebne cesty
"roads''.
v Sebring mali SINE vel'ke t'az-
kosti dosiahnut' dorozumenie S
majitel'om pozemkov, pot t'azne 5
predsedom spolocnosti, ktora
vlastni spomenute pozemky. A.
vsak neskorsie, uz po nasom od-
Il . -. : p n
chode Floridy, dostal som dost'
jasnl nabidku o tychto poem
koch, ma zaklade ktorej sa moze
uzavret' kupno-predajna smluva.
V jednom 4 druhom meste je
vyse 10000 akrov " pade po-
treby al 10000 akrov - ku dis
| pozicii. Ked ratame 40 akrov pre-
jedneho farmara, 500 farmaroy
| m6ze byt' usadenych ma 10000
akroch. VI.
Ako m6zete vidiet' 1radnej
geologickej mapy, ktord Yam tu.
ma predostieram, v State Florida
vsade dobrd tRoDNA zem je po.
pri zlej - ne1rodnej - a vel 'k5
obozretnost' je potrebna pri vybe
ranf p6dy.
Avsak dloha ia ME je t'azka, le
bo uradna mapa, vydana agrikul
t1rnym uradom statu Florida, Il
kazuje, ze kde je dobra a kde j
zla zem. Me je potrebne, aby So
dakto dal oklamat a ollpit' o svo
je peniaze vo Floride, mech lei
otvorf oei - ked' chce spravo
dive jednat' - mech sa ~ 4
radnej mapy presvedci, ze kde j
zem do a trodna.
Tuto dradnd geologick1 map,
statu Florida som Vam sem do
niesol a tuna Yam ju predkladam
ably fste sa sami presvedcili (
| pravdivosti mojej zpravy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
o FLORIDE.
zprava predsedu boru SSH podana ma rocne
schodzi Scranton Pa, dna 5. oktobra 1929

kult1rny expert a $ ktorym som
sa spoznal Miami, Fla, marci
roku 1926. Cd vtedy stale a
stale pracujeme, mnohe nabidky
sme mali, ohromnd koresponden-
ciu SINE viedli; nesciselne schodze
porady som tom vydrziaval
S br. predsedom SSH, ako al S
,br. Kudlacom; a inymi, lenze po-
sial' vsetky nase mole namahy
ostaly bez vysledku, ako hore spo-
minam. Y. -..-. ..
Konecne ma nasej poslednej
ceste, S kolegom Pankuchom, ma
sli SINE dobr1 zem, a sice High
lands County, ned'aleko mesta
Sebring, ktorli zem mozem 9dpo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

-tRl ~ -. IA & s III Il ~ asSE 4
Jako im6ze SSH. Y tel veci po-
kracoYat j dcinkovat'f
Ola mojho nahpadu len tax,
ked 81 ma tom do zAlezat' aby
sa presyedcilo . pravdivosti zprav
gvojho kolonizacneho vyboru q
potion jeho pracu vsemozne pod
porovalo a odpor1calo.
VIII.
Ako So ma ta praca previest' a
nloha vykonat'f
Dl'a mojho n6hl 'adu takto:
Clenovia vyboru, spolu s inymi
clenmi SSH, utvoria kolonizacnn
1castinarsku spolocnost' kor-
poraciu 80 Selling Agency - $
kapitalom asi $685. 900 a v pa
de potreby preda sery al inym
- dl'a svojho dobrozdania.
TX. IN
SSH. stale bude pozorovat' a
sledovat' 1cinkovanie, pokracova-
ME spolocnosti, ako al jej vysled-
ky: hrody a pokrok kolonistov a
dl'a toho kooperovat' bude so
spolocnost lou. = Spolocnost' po-
dava riadne zpravy aspon 8
mesacne - sprave SSH, alebo
kedykol'vek 0 to ju poziada spra.
va SSH. x. z
Aspon v kratkosti-podavam tu.
ma podmienky zdarnej kolonizacie
vo Floride:
a-Farmari musia pracovat' ns
ko-opera6nom zaklade. a musia So
riadit' dl'a navodov agrikult1r
neho znalca - experta = spray
Gu kolonie = o ktoreho sa posta
ra spolocnost' - lebo len a w
luene V0 ,VELKOM moze sa VI
Floride zdarne predavat', ako a,
kupovat'. II
| ib-Kazdy osadnik ma mat maj
menej So, 800, pot 'azne $500 :
vedl'a toho, q sa kupuje drahsii
alebo tunsia zem,
c-Je ziaddcno, aby kazdy far
mar NAL najmenej. 40 akrov - a
pre- pasu. .
| d-Kazdy ma mat 10 krav
ktore daju denne 80 galonov mile
ka a donesu mu najnenej Sc ci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

'steho zisku, pr com farnrar cDra-
ba, syejp rol'us 60 mn dqsasa
-d'alsf zisls ss1
e-Spoloenost' zalozi centralnu
mliekareH; ktcra zadovaSi tfh pfe
farmarov a ich produkty.
/, lVsetky agrikulturne stroje,
traktory atd'., sa kupujii q uziysa- iss
jd dl'a ko,operacnej zasady
spolocne, vsetko ma byt' poiste-
ne - insured ako, al dobytok.
g-Spoloenost' So postara, aby
sa \ kolonii tyystavily chtramy,
skoly, hale ma sch6dze atd'.
h spolosnost' sa ,postarag aaby
kazdy farmar, prv nez pride ma
svoju farmu, NAL vystaveny pri-
merany dom, ako al potrebne bu-
dovy pre- statok a najmenej To- O.
krov oeisteno poorano. d.
N. l,r4., .g.5
Konecne Yam sdel l'ujem, ze
den pred mojim odchodom ma tl-
to schodzu, prisiel ku mne do
New Yorku zastupca hollandske-
no konzula vo Floride Is p. We
+ ( Es4t "A - = =. y. az
berom),, ktory yyjediiava3 s lit
vinmi zalozeni podobnej kolo-
ME, spolu Hollandcanmi,' a al
mas do toho chcd, 4 sfce v hore
menovanych okresoch. ~
o tel veci budem d'alej pojed-
navat $ patricnymi a o Vysledku
upovedomfm sprawl SSH. - :
49,. XII.
Odporlcams ably SSH. prijalo
nasledovny navrh: ~ ~
| a-SsN. odpor1ca. ably koloni-
zacny Vybor zalozil spolocnost' v
smysle tejto zpravy ;. sPubuje
spolocnosti vsemoznu mravnd
podporu a ko-operaciu.
T b-Ohlasovanie tohoto podnika
ma sa previest' len cestou mas
skych nam prajnych casopisov.
| c-SSN. vymenuje ohlaSkovy
vybor (alebo ohlaskoveho SPRAY
cu), prostrednictyom ktoreho yse-
tky ohlasky budl dane casopisom.
d-V tomto WHORE (pot 'azne
ohlaskoyom) spravcom moze byt'
Glen, pot t'azne clenovia spolocno-
sti. S kolegialnou dctou,
G. I. ORBACH.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
NADAvAJU, NADAyAJU

Odkedy odsiel Joscak edo zatisia', medzi americky
Mi slovaki bolo tichse Surove nadavky uz tax hr
sto nesypaly. Mali nadej ze ia drua stranka uz
enc konstruktyne pracoyat pokrok Slovakov svojm
sphsobom ked neozno spolocne. Ale desat rokov Ia
hal ania nadavania nenozno len tax chytro odhodit
Uz len vo citatel stvu navyknutemn nadavane do
brjm Slovakom do tukstov, mad 'ar6nov zradcov re
publiky. Pretp len este trpezlivost'!
V Amerike je hodne opravdovych tukistov jehlic-
kovcov ktori clenom SSH tax nadavajl ako tt verni
.scechosovaci'' Coze robt ako d'akovat tym tynl
"a 'spoklony'? Dokym obidve stranky nadavad mas
ud m0ze by' sty re sdruzeniarski novnar id pravym
s,nerom
kansky II druh mech sa hanbia, ze by prisal stat
hnoiom pre- Cechov pot 'azne Mad 'arov. ." ~ g." '
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
TIEz NAsLEDOK NAsICH ROZHARANYCH
POMEROV

Este jui pisali SINE to1nto mieste besneni ma
ID arskych sovinstovv Mad 'arsku kom +5-rocne slo-
venske deticky bill trznii 6vodach preto ze sloven-
sky hovoriy Vykrca to vtedy svetu mad arsky socia
listcky poslanec Malasts mad 'arskom parlamente
sovinsti chceli no preto zabit'
Vykrky bol'u bitych slovenskych deticiek pocul i
hlavn5 llrad sovenske Evanjelckej Jednoty Ameri-
Ike postal protest Lge Narodov pro utacovaniu vyse
100000 slovakov Mad'arsku zijicch Zprava tom
$prsa Europy nej salo ze S. E. j. protestuie meme
10000 slovenskJch evanjelikov americkych
Potial' vel'm dobre Hlavny trad S. e. J. zas],izi
vsetku cest zastal krute prenasedovanvch Sov5
kov Mad arsku Protest podpisa al hl iradnici n s.
y, s. j. sokol Tatransk6ho Spolku Ale o kolko by
byval ten protest dcnnes keby bol byval podanv
y meme ysetkych 100000 amerckych slovakov H'a a.
ska skodlva je ia nasa roztriestenost,t .s.-'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

bot krest anskch nedie Wac Rusku nieto Tu vse-
tky crkve Rusku stoja pred velyJm probemom. Bud
podrzia bibckj tjzde nadalej aebo urobia kazd6ho
dia den poboEnosd pre- tyck co ten den odpoeiYali
Lebo usku, vzdor potlaGovanu nabozenstva je nabo
zensky zivo 1ielen nedl sedactvom, ale med1 robot
nictvom shiny Kde vada zhabala kostoy pre- robotncke
kubovne divadla tam 81 robotnici sami postayi ko
stoy nove -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

- I. sfa.
Zovrubna kolonizacna zprava,
ktora by vycerpala tdto otazku z
kazdeho stanoviska, presahuJe
mole silly a Vas cas- a pre- mas clel
ME je nevyhnutne potrebna. T re-
to sa obmedzujem ma najvazneJ-
sic body. Nepodavam tuna zpravu
o rozlienych mojich cestach do
Floridy a nazad, ami o mojich trl-
roenych vyjednavaniach v teJto
veci. Bolo by to zbytocne a bez-
1cel ne. Ami nemusim este raz Wy
svetl 'ovat', ze preco SSH S touto
otazkou uz Wac rokov sa zaobera.
O tom uz pojednava br. predseda
svojej zprave a otazka ia uz
Wac raz medzi nami bola jedno-
hlasne riesena: dobro a buduc-
most slovenskeho Pudu, menovi-
te vzhl l'adom ma stale upadoya-
ME a rastnlce t'azkosti uhol'neho
a textilneho priemyslu v Ameri-
ke, nutne vyzaduje vyhl 'adava-
ME novych, lepsich a st'astnej-
sich pramenov zadovazenia zivo-
bytia a blahobytu pre- mas robot
nfcky l'ud. A ktoze je k tomu po-
volanejsi a schopnejsi, nez SSH,
ably sa postaral blahu buduc-
most slovenskeho,~ robotnickeho
Pudu V Amerike? Preto sa S tou
otazkou zaoberame. Il.
Co sa mia tyka, pre- Vasu in
formaciu tymto Vam referujem a
sdel 'ujem, ze ia - pre- seba osob
ne - nemam ziadneho spojenia
alebo styku so ziadnym Matte
Pom pozemkov vo Floride, ami nj
kde indie, ami direktne, ami indi-
rektne. Celia moja praca je pra-
ca elena Vasho kolonizacneho W.
boru, sice v hore uvedenom
smysle. Me som nicim nikomu "a
viazany, ami nemam ziadon osob-
ny zaujem, aby sa sloyenska ko-
lonia zakladala tam alebo dakde
inde. Mejou jedinou snahou je
vyhl ,adat to najlepsie miesto pre-
kolonizaciu, ktore nielen sPubu-
je, ale al zaist 'uje skutocne iro-
dy blahobyt tych, ktorych kolo-
nizovat' chceme. Ktokolvek z
Vas vie takej okolici ktokol'-
vek Vas m6ze nasmu koloni-
zacnemu vyboru v tel veci pri-.
spet' radou a pomocou, mech to
urobi, bude yitany a vd'acne Wy
pocuty. TIT. s5
W tri razy som bol tymto Gle
Pom vo Floride a kremo nina boil
tam: predseda SSH, kolega Ko-
six, .kolega Kudlac a posledne al
kolega Pankuch. o nasich zknse-
nostiach uz 'bolo tuna referovano,
ale yermi malo. DAILY by sa o tom
knihy napisat', ale by to mic NE
osozilo, lebo SINE nedosiahli ciel'a,
to jest: nepodarilo sa nam najst',
Go SINE hl'adali a co nam je treba
q kef SINE raz nasli dobrl zem,
sa nam nepremozitel' ne
t t'azkosti. w.
ia, osobne, vyse tri a pol roka
$ tou vecou So zaoberam, v spoloc-
nosti q prostred dnictyom p. Q. We
b bera e 81. 4 New ossls,f ktorJ je agri-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
TRIAL AT MARION
SOFT ON HOFFMAN
All Try to Separate His
Case from Others

MARION, N. c., Nov. ia care
full separation of the case of Alfred
Hoffman, United Textile Workers
Union official, from that of the five
w"~'-""s standing trial with him for
rebellion and insurrection" against
the State of North Carolina, was in
dicated by Judge Cowper, the pros
ecution and the 'ense attorneys
hired by the U. T. W. yesterday.
Moreover, change of venue was
granted by Cowper in the case of the
eight deputies who were indicted for
the murder of six pickets and
wounding of 20 others in the Marion
massacre.
Kind to Hoffman.
Hoffman is to be treated leniently
the bosses are beginning to realize
that the workers forced to strike,
after the U. T. W. officials had done
their best to sell it out and defeat
it. The speech of Hoffman to the
(Continued on Page TWo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
Build Up the United Front of
the Working Class From the Bot
tom Up-at the Enterprises!
"Dally Must Go South ., Says
Louis Mclaughlin to Workers
Another of Gastonia Tells Why Toilers'
Paper Must Reach Mil Hands

We raised cane when didn't the Daily jail
LOUIS Mclaughns of telling what he thinks
southern mill workers have to know "our union
Mclaughlin another of the
textile workers
Ivy the American workers. from the Charlotte
been ralrOaded for
Having fought the since the
start of their struggle and having been
low workers for making that fight he mill
workers need.
He knows that the Daily Worker necessity in
their coming great struggles, and
Daily South.
"The first time ever had Daily my hands
knew here something different
the South that against us and for the
That of the Daily Worker opened opens
up the of southern textile worker
After the Daily Worker
they have been blind too long and that
under the leadership of the National
their slavery.
80 tell sl fellow Daily has got 70
&c brought mill worker the workers
don't get the Daily they're going be pretty their
fight against the mill bosses and their courts.
"As who the mi
know that we'd have been ecrocued if
he Daily Worker.
80 fellow workers to Work.
rll worker in mill village South"
And thS fro;p anot,cr one
oil The Gastona lighters facing long prison
(Cont'n"ed o" Page Ihyee)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
EvICT STRIKERS
IN MILL IN n. H.
Newmarket Workers
Out Since Feb.

NEWMARKET, N. H.. Nov. IT,
The families of SO workers of the
Newmarket Manufacturing Co., on
strike since February, 1929, against
wage cuts and lowering of condi-
tions, have received orders from the
company that they must quit the
mill-owned houses in which they live
by December 6, on which date they
will be evicted.,
"The judges ruling that we can
evict these families will practically
break the strike" is the boast Of
company officials.
At the same time the company has
resorted to the old trick of attempt
ing to scare the strikers back to
work by making a threat to move
or cut down operations. 1t has an
nounced that it has disposed of its
cotton machinery in the local plant.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
Sbeeded Ub on
Planes for War,
5000 Laid Oft
Unemployment Grows,
Bellies prosperity"

GARDEN CITY, Long Island, Nov.
17-Three thousand workers were
laid off at the Curtis Airplane Cor
poration plant here Friday. The
plant is working on three-day a
week schedule. The workers having
been speeded to the limit in build
ing aircraft for the Wall Street gov
ernment in preparation for imperial
ist war, they have now been thrown
on the streets. The Curtis workers
are unorganized.
#
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IT,
Continuing its role in aiding the big
business interests in maintaining an
illusion of prosperity" while tens
of thousands of workers are being
laid off daily in every large in
dustrial center in the country, the
Department of Labor, in its month
| ly bulletin, announced that "the en-
! ployment situation in October ap-
peared to be in satisfactory con-
dition despite the upheaval of the
stock market"
The report then goes on to belle
its own prosperity" bunk with
such admissions as the following:
The seasonal decrease in employ
ment previously reported in the
automobile industry continued thru
out the month. Many of these fac
tories ,Torked on part time schedules
and a large number of automobile
mechanics were temporarily idle" "
Ford alone laid off over 10000 of
which the report fails to mention.
Workers will note the use of the
words seasonal" and temporarily"
to disguise the seriousness of an un-
employment situation that has been
steadily becoming worse for months
and months.
"A decrease was noted in employ
ment in the iron and steel mills" "
The same old camouflage, Season
al depression" was used by the La
! DOL iCGHeRL tlilCllG " etCSOullI lOI Jllt.
decrease in employment in the iron
and steel industries.
Conditions in the cotton mills are
far from satisfactory" is the mild
description of an industry in which
the bosses have just decided to
operate on one, two, three and four
days a week, with large lay-offs,
especially in the South.
In the face of the General Elec-
trio Company's announced intention
to lay off between six and seven
thousand workers in its huge
Schenectady plant, the Labor De
partment report bare-facedly states
that "plants manufacturing electric
al appliances worked with their
usual forces"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
Messages OF
TOilerS Best,
--McLaug.hAn
'Daily, LID Saved Us
from ElectrOcutiOn"

"The thing that cheered us most
in prison." Louis Mclaughlin, "a
year old Gastonia striker, said upon
his arrival in New York, after his
release on $1,000 bail, "was the
thousands of kilograms we got from
workers all over the world"
Mclaughlin, chunky and black
haired, was pale with the pallor six
months in southern prison gave him.
He faces II to Is years, unless the
workers of America, by mass pro-
test demonstrations, force the higher
courts to reverse the class verdict
rendered at Charlotte by a losses
court.
Wait for Bail Daily.
Mclaughlin told how the prison
ers wait every day to hear that the
lConhRued on Page ThreeJ
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] ALL 61 M q R E
TOILERS IN N, ].
REIGN OF terror
r aid More Homes Of
Foreign-BOrn in
HackenSack
Many To Be Dep0rted
Penn. Workers Pledge
to Aid WOOdlaWn 3

HACKENSACK, N. j., Nov. II.
-Twenty-one more Spanish and
Portuguese workers face deporta-
tion in the reign of terror against
foreign-born workers in this impor-
tant center of the basic industries.
The terror was again repeated Fri
day, when 81 more workers were
arrested in raids on their homes by
local Hackensack police. Twenty-one
of these are to be deported
The day before, over 100, and,
many workers here say, possibly
several hundred Spanish and Por-
tuguese workers were arrested after
police suddenly raided their homes
at $50 P. NJ, demanding that the
workers instantly show proof that
they had entered the country de
gally," and arresting those workers
who could not at once show such
documents.
Threats have been made to deport
many of the workers arrested to
Spain and Portugal, and hand them
over to the fascist terror in these
countries.
The two series of raids and ar
rests were made at the order of the
federal government, which workers
said, was acting in cooperation with
the huge open-shop concerns with
plants here and in nearby industrial
cities.
In the second wave Of terror
against the foreign-born workers
the police broke into eleven boarding
houses in which the workers lived,
jailing 81, and confining q to the
county Jail, from which, it is planned,
they will be taken to Ellis Island for
deportation.
Federal authorities sought to fur
ther terrorize the arrested workers
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
Miner Meet at
1amQQuaAdds
More to N MU
Over 600 Pledge to
Fight Lewis Bosses

TAMAQUA, Pa, Nov. II. A
mass meeting attended by over 600
hard coal miners was held here
Thursday, in the Odd Fellows Hall.
These miners expressed their indig-
nation against the Lewis machine,
and responded enthusiastically to the
message and call of the National
Miners Union and Trade Union
Unity League.
Charles Guynn spoke for the Ma
tional Miners Union. He explained
the situation in the mining industry,
pointing out that the policy of the
operators was to cut wages and
speed the workers up more. He
dealt with the recent happenings in
the bituminous fields in Illinois and
the reasons for the masses of miners
swinging to the N. M. U. He ex-
posed the strike-breaking policies of
the Lewis machine, and warned the
workers against the betrayal that
was in store for them in 1880, when
their contracts expire.
Explain Colliery Locals.
Mike Baldokas spoke in Lith-
uanian. He spoke of the conditions
of the miners in the anthracite fields.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-18
MCCINNIS SPEAKS
IN WORKER FORUM
Foster Describes New
Methods of Struggle

Tremendous applause greeted the
announcement by Sam Darcy, chair
man of the Workers Forum, yester-
day evening, that William McGin-
mis-. one of the Gastonia defendants
released on bail, had arrived in New
York and would speak at the meet
ing.
"If not for you | would be in the
electric chair" McGinnis declared
Only the power of the workers has
made it possible for him to be free
on BAIL he stated. "All that ic
worrying my mind now is getting
the others out" said McGinnis, re
ferring to Miller, Harrison and
Carter, who are still in Jail at
Charlotte, McGinnis is the fourth
to be released, the others being
Hendrix, Mclaughlin and Fred
BeaI
After the welcome to McGinnis
William Y. Foster. National Secre-
tary of the Trade Union Unity
League, spoke on New Methods of
Glass Struggle. Foster told how
tha national convention at Cleve-
land laid the basis for more effec-
tive work in organizing the unor-
ganized workers aand in leading
them in their struggles.
AT the Workers Forum next Sun
day, November "a, Redacht, member
of the Secretariat cE the Communist
Party will speak on Labor Gov
ernmentS.'
Foster pointed out the need of an
uncompromising struggle against
social reformism. After describing
the role of the A, +. of l.. bureauc-
racy, he discussed the Musteites and
so-called "progrcssives," showing
how they are among the most dan
gerous enemies of the working class.
New methods of struggle on the
part of the workers are necessary
to combat the increasing rationale
zation and the use of fascist meth.
DDS by the bosses, Foster said. He
described the speed-up in Southern
mills and other aspect Of rationale.
zation he observed in the South.