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New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

WNETrUIp AVE. lat-i'lyc room cot tagr All Improvements, Rent SEQ month Phone hG22.
 KENSI NGTON AVE. 1h0--Cottage. rooms with improvements. Fruit and garden. Inquire 7g East Main St, Plain vile Tel 4G-3.
 KEN SANCTION FIVE ROOM COTTAGE. Price SIS per month. Telephone 2i9i-R,
 Wantcd-To Rent v ADULT couple wants or room fur ulshed apartment. Must be gond lora- tiop, West Side preferred Write Gas shed BoN IT G., Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Business and Onict Equipment 51

'WEET CIDER. wholesale or rctail by
 Jug. Scg or barrel. Telephone 49iO.R.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

PARISIAN DRY CLEANING co. Clean ers and Dycrs. Superior workmanship and prompt delivery. lj Lincoln St. and 4j0 West Main St, Telephone 2626.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

EIGHT piece dining set. Perfect condI- ton. Very reasonable. Cali after D. m. o3 Lyons St. first fuor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Ins,lruritr-All Kinds

GENERAL INSI'RANHE AGENCY Gleason w PaIkr Commercial Trust Co Iiulldtng
 hh WrSI MNLn St.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Moving, Storing, Frcighting

4TVN HIC, '$tOI Tr1E,i T' '-'''1r1- @" LOCAL and long distance iurn'tur" uhh piano moving at low rates. JOilNSt'N BROS. Telephone hOSn.
 RETURN load wanted from New York, Philadelphia or ell route. Van service
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
ROOMS, BOARD. HOTELS
Rooms for )icut

FURNISHED room in private homo. Gen tleman preferred caN between an, S ?. m. ut 43 High St.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

BkOADNILW ST. MapIe HW, Newng- ton-New one family house. rooms Hot water heat, fireplace, l car garage in basement Pree S6.lO0. Reasonable terms. Tel 2t or Hartford 2-5S16 or 4-6S4S
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

WHITING ST, 35-j room tenement. %croud floor Hot water heat. An mod. rru Improvements Inquire ol premises. WINTER ST. 47--Fiyr room apartment ta rcut. First floor Inquire at 58 sum plrr St first floor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

KITCHEN stove and gas range for sale Cheap Both in good condition. Inquire los West St, second floor.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS
 IzS Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Reasona be. Phone 2632-W
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
DyriiIy and ( leaning

Dyriug and Cleaning 23 NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP
 The reliable cleaner and dyer. 9s and 4I5 West Main Street. Telephone 3Gi
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

MAIN ST, 12l-I.arge sunny heate front room, private American hom, Twin beds. Sng.r rooms. E,asonabl, Apt. ..
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

MAIN ST, +o-~LarEp steam heated, fur nlshcd front room, lst floor. lst rishl nHL.,n h.ni
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

.HEsTNuT ST. 226--6 rooms, first floor. All improvements. steam heat. garage. Rent reasonable. Inquire on premises.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

N EST BINDING room colonial hous, with sun room. Garage in basement fireplace, layatory first floor, til> bati with shower ol second. copper screens shades lot GoXt50. Tue C9mmercia ro NEealtors) Room f2, The Com. n:erciol Trust Co n!Gg.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

KITCHEN coal range. Good condition Inquire q Housh St. PIainville. Tele- phone 493-4
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

GLEN ST, 5I, Apt. 1l--pcsirable stear heated furnished room next to bath Phone 22lu.W.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
AUTOMOTlVE
Auto and Truck Agencies
BERLIN AUTO SALES co.

BERLIN AUTO SALES co.
 Authorized Ford Dealers BERLIN. CONN. TELEPHONE 5l?5 BUICK MOTOR CARS. Sales and service, Capitol Buick Co. ll59 Stanley St. Telephone 2fU7.
  CHEVROLET SALES x SERVICE. Pat terson Chevrolet. Incorporated, 1l4l stanley St. and IS Main St. Tel. 2l1. CHEYSLER and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS. FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and Service. Bond Motor Car Co. 1S9 Arch Street. Telephone %lO. DE SOTO SIX, "A Marvellous Car" Come In and see 1t. J. E. Moran MotoI Sales. 313ia Church St. Telephone 9842-W. DODGE BROTHERS Motor Cars and Dodge Bros. Trucks. Fours and Sizes. s. & r. Motor Sales Corp. 1129 Stanley Street. Telephone ?3l. DJRANT motor car and Rugby truck. F. C. Rudolph. l27 Cherry Strect. Tele' phone 2O51-2.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
pALYAMUNKASOK HALALOS
SZERENCsETLENsEGE

Losoncrol jelentik: A Lo-
some es L6nyabanya kozotti va
suit palyan halalos szerencsetlen-
seq tortent. Henzsel Janos e.
Alacs Janos palyamunkasok k6t
palyakocsil fat szallitottak az
egyes 6rhazakra. A palyakocsit
motoros palyakocsi tolta maga
el6tt, a palyamunkasok pedig az
cls6 kocsin helyezkedtek el Me
netk0zben, Losonc- fele a 1T. es
rs. szamu 6rhazak koz0tt, eddig
meg XII mem deritett okokb0l Hem
zsel Janos az els6 6s masodik ko-
csi k0ze esett es magaval rantotta
Alacs Janost is. Mindketten oily
szerencsetleniil este, hogy a maso-
dix kocsi atment rajtulS. Hemzsel
a helyiszinen szornyethaIt, Alacs
pedig sulyos seriileseket szenve-
dett. A nyomozas megindult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

tavaszan cgy elhagyotott uton
megleste Kovacs Ferencet, akit
hatulrol leutott, aztan 0sszeszur-
kalta 6s egy korz6 hegyevel az
egyik szemet is kiszurta a szeren-
csetlen embernek, azutan we're
ben othagyta, de elobb elrabolta
penztarcajat, amelyben egy pen
60 es nehany filler volt. Az ossze-
szurkalt embert kes0bb megtalal-
talk es kocsin korhazba vittek,
ahol honapokig apoltak. Gyetvay
Barnabast letartoztattak es 3 AIT
vallotta, hogy Bozo Mihaly gaz-
dalkodo f0lkeresere szurkalta
meg Kovacs Ferencet. A torveny-
seek Gyetvay Barnabast negy evi,
Bozo Mihalyt pedig ct evi fegy-
hazbuntetesre itelte. "A felebbe-
zesek folytan az iigy felkeriilt az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
ELFOGOTT GYILKOsOK

Budapestrol jelentik: A
interchangeable csend6rseg letar-
toztatia PaNi Sander budapest
lakost es Meszaros. ncvu tafsaft,
a Marcal volgyeben megismetlo-
do gyilkossagoknak tetteseit. e
gyilkossagok lakossagot eveE
ota remiiletben tartottak, inert
tetteseiket Sohasem sikeriilt XII
nyomozni, bar harcm varmegye
cSendorSege nyomoZta. Egyszer
egy ismeretIen uri 0It0zetii fGrft
holttestet talaltak a Marcal part
jan telJesen kifosztva. Egy mask
alkalommal egy kemenesmag gas
legeny tint ell. Holttestet csak he
tex mulva talaltak meg egy me
zei kutban. Mem sok lido mulvt
Mczolakon egy ozvegy asszony
foitottak meg Greg edesanyjava
egyiitt. Palyi es tarsa most ug,
keriilt csend6rseg kezere, hog,
cgyikuk elszolta magat Szul
Adamne kemenesmagasi asszon,
elott, aki azutan nyomra vezett
a csend6rseget. Beismert6k, hog
a kntban talalt leg6nyt ok olte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
MEGHALT 10th ANDRAs
SZOBRASZ

Debrecenbol jelentik 10th
Andras debreceni szobraszmii-
vesz, a nemreg elhunyt 10th Ar
pad k0lt6 edesapja, meghalt. Mil
vdszi palyajat szamos sikeriilt al
kotas jelzi. Tobbell kozott Gle.
velandi es a nagyszalontai Kos.
suth-szobor, a selmecbahyai Sza
badsag-emlek is az 3 alkotasa
Halala szeles korben 'keltett nagy
reszvetet. Egy leanya lit el Anne
rikaban Marion Sandor donora
ref. lelkesz felesege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
KETH0NAPI FOGHAZRA
ELITELT RENDOR

Budapestrol jelentik: - Pest
erzsebeten mutt napok egyik ej-
szakjan egy sotet utcaban we're;
tamadas tortent. Kurali Sander
munkas nehany baratjaval keso
eiszakai orakban hazafele tar
tott, amikor egy rend6r megta-
nadia 6ket. A tamado rend6r XII
rantotta a kardjat es fejbevagta
Kurali Sandort, aki' eszmeletlenii
zuhant foldre, maid tovabb va
daIkozva megsebesitettc Miskt
Sandort, megkardlapozta a tarsa-
sag t0bbi tagjait is, azutan to
vabb szaladt. Kurali Sandort ba
ratai a legkozelebbi rendororszo
bara vittek, ahol panaszt is tettel
es lit megallapitottalI, hogy {
banalmazo rend0r nem lehet mas
mint Kiss Rudolf, A feljelente:
alapjan ketrendbeli hivatalos ha
talommal valo vetsege Mat
emelt vadat a pestvideki iigyesz
seq Kiss Rudolf felfiiggeztett al
lamrendor ellen. A pestvideki to-
v6nyszk tizennegy napi fogl'azra
itelte. Az itelotabla verekedt
rendor binteteset kethonapi fog
hazra emelte fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
Magyarok
Naptara

APRILIS 13. - gybizottsagi gyiiles
u Kossuth Korbcn.
APRILIS 13. A Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz N6egyletenek tavaszi balja
Szuligan IIallban.
APRILIS IS. A Warren Ohio-i Ma,
gyar Kultur Otthon Egyesiilet ifjusagi
korenek Macy tancmulatsaga a Walnut
Street, Roman Hallban
APRILIS Is. A Melody Fellow s
tanemulatsaga este S.30-kor az Eagles
lIallban. Serenaders banda jatszik.
APRILIS 20. - A Kossuth Kor taVa-
szi. balja a Ward Baking Co. (Maho-
ming Ave.) helyis6geben.
APRILIs. 27. A SIT. Gy6rgy G. kath.
Szovetseg tavaszi baja a Szuligan
Hallban.
APRILIS %. - Ffiggetien Ref. Egy-
haz NoegyletGnek miisorral gazdagi-
tott Gyorgy napi lakomaja a Szuligan
Hallban.--
MAJUS 12. Anydk lanyok szeretet
| vendegsege Il LorAntffy Zsuzsanna No
| cgyl. rendez., Il ref. templom termeben.
| MAJUS 19. - Napsugar Egyesulef
rcndezGsGben szinrc keril a Bir6 Lea
! nyai c. harom felvonasos magyar nep-
| szinnii IL templom alatti teremben.
MAJUS 10. = A Warren Ohio-i Ma
gyar Kultur Otthon -Egyesiilet ifjusagi
korenek szimdarabja, piinkosd vasaf-
napjan este a Walnut Streeten levo
Roman Hallban.
| MAJUS %. A g. kath. Oltar Egylet
majusi balja Szuligan Hallban.
MAJUS 80. - A Kossuth Kor piknik
! je a Campbell Parkban.
JULIUS 4. A Reformatus Egyha2
Macy nyari piknikje a Ohio Play
Groundon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
AZ igazi

Mama: Ideje mar, hogy Olga
ferjhez menjen.
Papa: Hadd varjon meg, amig
eljon az igazi!
A mama: Nit varjon? En- Sc
vartam meg az igaZit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
A BECsAPOTT PENZTARosN0

Budapestrol jelentik: Lm
kacs Rozsi penztarosno bejelen-
tettc a f6kapitanysagon, hogy
a multi napok egyik delutanjan a
F0ris fele bankhazban mejelent
egy ismeretlen "A ev koriili, ne
metiil beszel6 fatal embcr, aki
dollarbankjegyeket akart eladni.
Egy csomagban "a darab 20 dol
larost es 81 darab egy dollaros
bank kjegyet .nyujtott' at a pa1ztas
rosnonek, aki bankjegyeket at
nezte, maid az iroasztalara he
lyezte. A fiatalember keveselte a
pengoertek ben atszamitott ossze.
get es alkudozni kezdett. a penz.
tarnokno ere visszaadta a dol
larbankjegyeket. A fiatalembel
kesobb megondolta magat es ker
tie a dollarok bevaltasat, amt ;
penztarosno meg is tett, ekkol
azonban nem szamolta at a dolla
rokat. Penztarzarlatkor arr6l gyi
zodott meg, hogy az ismeretlel
fiatalember id6kozben 20 daral
20 dollarost a csomagbol kivett
A rend6rseg a nyomozast megin
ditotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
MEGFAGYoTT Az UToN

Andreanszky Istvan As ewes
marhahajcsar Nyitra-Novak koz-
seq el6tt valami hoforgatagba ke-
rillt, amely betemette. A szeren-
c3etlen mem tudott a no alol sza
badulni $ ottfagyott Masnap reg
gelre az egyik oldalon a szel al
tai felig elhordott hohalom alatt
megtalaltak a hullajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
az 0hazabol

meg este, amikor a szomszed ia
luban lev6 menyasszonyatol ment
haza, holttest6t pedig a kutba
dobtak. a nyomozas folyiI1, inert
az a gyanu, hogy a tobbi gyilkos-
sagban is rtsziik van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
pENZHAMIsITo BANDAT
FOGTAK Ell szEREDNYEN

Szerednyerol jelentik Sze-
rcndnye kozsegben csendorsae
cgy tobbtagu ptnzhamisit6 ban
dat tartoztatott lie, akik hamis Ut
lloronasokat keszitettek. Az ERNIE
ket egy Kovacs nevii kovacsseged
keszitette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11

itel5tabla eIe amely Boz6 Mihalyt
folmentette a vad al6l, Gyetvay
Barnabast biinteteset ellenben 10
evi fegyhazra emelte fol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-04-11
TIZ EVI FEGYHAZRA
ITELT NAPSZAMOS

Tarnalelesz kozsegben az erdo-
irtasnal dolgozott Gyetvay Bar
nabas napszamos, aki multi ev
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
More Coal Miners in
GERMANY With Less
Men at Lower Pay

BERLIN, Jan. 29. - Although
German coal production has in
creased from 132,000,000 metric
tons in 1925, to 153,000,0O0 metric
tons in 1927, the number of miners
employed has been cut down from
5000 in 1924 to $4,000. and even
those employed have suffered loss
of the eight-hour day, wage cuts and
almost all working conditions.
The German coal interests have
been competing with British coal in
terests for the market in Italy, Hol-
land, Scandinavia and elsewhere.
German interests claim they have
sold so cheaply in these foreign
markets that they have lost S42,-
$40, 900 up to April /, 1928, but fail
to state that by boosting the price
on coal used in Germany all this and
more has been made up.
British interests say they have
"lost" $70,OOO,00O in the fight with
German coal interests. In England
also, however, the burden is borne
by the miners loss of wages and
hours and high domestic coal prices
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30

A Night In Mexico.

Cuba. So he went ON the same boat,
to Mexico.
Magrinat; Pimp and Murderer.
Barreiro knew Magrinat in Cuba,
knew that he was pimp and a
gambler, that he was one of the
killers hired by General Menocal
an took a leading part in the bloody
events at Camaguey in the fight be-
tween political factions. Mella had
warned him against Magrinat,
knowing he was a spy Of the Cuban
government. Mella had told him and
others that Spanish lawyer, Pedro
Serrano, was receiving 5000 a
month from the Cuban government,
seemingly, fund to pay spies.
Amarars Frame-Up On the Flag.
Regarding the Cuban flag Incl
dent at the festival where it took
place, Amaral Ian employee of the
Cuban government who set afloat
the story of the Insult" to the flag
and one Garcia, had come to the
meeting and themselves put up a
Cuban flag, printed on paper, and
Barreiro himself, knowing that the
Emigrees Association of which he is
member, had removed it, but with
all due care and without any vio-
lence to it, put it away and kept it.
Barreiro added that Amsral I'M
doubtedly had come from Cuba to
Mexico especially to frame up some
sort of job on Mella and the Emf
grees Association, and had, after
this alag incident" gone back to
Cuba and begun campaign in the
press accusing the Cubans in Mexi'
co of Insulting and desecrating
the Cuban flag.
Exiled Labor Leader.
Sandalio Junco, a baker from
Cuba, also testified that Barreiro
had spoken the truth, that he also
was at the r. I. L. U. congress and
although he evaded being arrested
on the boat he returned on, was
later arrested and told he could
choose between going to prison or
leaving Cuba. So he went to Next
co and with others Joined the fight
against the Machado terror in Cuba.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
MILK STRIKERS
/. s
Reject SELLOUTl
BY OFFICIALS
Working Women Flay
Chicago Misleaders

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. Revolving
against the sell-out by their conser-
vative union officials, the misleaders
of the "Pure Milk Association"
many of the Illinois and Wisconsin
dairy farmers are continuing their
strike. There has been a resump-
ton Of pickcting at some of the
smaller towns in Wisconsin and at
one place in Lake County.
The Chicago Federation of Work
ing Women's Organizations has is
sued statement, illustrating the
understanding and attitude of the
workers who have to buy the milk.
1t was issued Immediately after the
sell-out and is addressed to Chicago
working women, calling on them not
to pay more for milk. 1t says:
Organize Housewives.
working women should immedi-
ately organize councils, in order to
fight the milk boost. Get in touch
with the Chicago Federation Of
Working Women's organizations for
your information.
Arbitrator Hoover Tool.
"The arbitrator selected is a for
mer member of the now famous
Hoover food commission during the
war, which commission dictated
prices to the farmer but allowed
wildcat speculation in food prices to
go on uncurbed.
Housewives, make your slogans
be: Full support and cooperation to
the farmers! Away with bourgeois
misleaders! Down with the arbitra-
tors! Down with the profit system!
Pay 10 more for youh milk"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
Fraternal Organizations.

Saturday, $50 p. m. Original music
Everybody welcome.
Free Spanish Courses.
Spanish lessons will be given free
of charge at the Spanish Workers
Center, SIS w. 18th St, every Mon
day. The first session was held Mon
day. All sympathizers who would
like to learn the Spanish language
are urged to avail themselves of the
opportunity offered by the Center.
Glasses for beginners and advanced
Spanish will be taught.
Bronx Youth Culture Club
A concert and dance will be given
Saturday, 1347 Boston Rd., by the
Bronx Youth Culture Club and the
Bronx Workers Athletic Club. Pro-
ceeds for the Daily Worker and Fret
heit.
Young workers Social Culture Club.
A special membership meeting will
be held Friday evening at head
quarters. 11s Bristol St, near Pitkn
Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y. Reports will be
given by the executive committee.
"singIng Jailbirds" Benefit.
A benefit performance of Upton
Sinclair's Singing Jailbirds'' will be
given Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Grove
st. Theatre, near Sheridan Square. The
performance will be given under the
auspices of the Harlem Champion
I Booster Club, and is for the benefit
of the Negro Champion" Tickets
may be obtained at the Champion s
Office, 169 W. 133rd st. Sheridan
Square is on the Seventh Ave. Sub
wig e
Third Anniversary, Y. w. $. c. c.
The third anniversary Of the
Young Workers Social Culture Club
will be celebrated with banquet
and dance, Saturday evening, Feb
9. at clubrooms, 11S Bristol St, near
Pitkin Ave, Brooklyn. All young
workers are welcome.
Workers Culture Club, Brownsville
The third anniversary of the
Workers Culture Club of Browns
Vile will be celebrated with a con-
cert and vetchernka Saturday eve.
ming Feb. 8, 1854 Watkins St.
weisbord Speaks, Workers Culture
Club.
Albert Weisbord, of the National
! Textile Workers Union. will speak
at the meeting of the Workers Gull
ture Club of Brownsville, Friday
evening, Feb. Is, on the Role of the
| Unions"
Brighton Beach Workers club.
Aaron Kurtz will lecture on prole-
tartan literature. Friday, $3.50 p. m.
227 Brighton Beach Ave. Brooklyn
All comrades are welcome to bring
friends.
United Council Working Women.
Concert and vetcherinka arranged
by Council s, United Council Work
ing Women, will be given Saturday
Feb. %. s:3 y. m: proceeds for new
Needle Trades Union
workers Center, Brownsville.
Moissaye Olgin will speak on
whittier America" at the Workers
Center of Brownsville. 1874 Watkins
ST., Friday evening, Feb. s.
United Council Protest Meet.
A mass protest meeting against
the arrest of F. G. Biedenkapp, ma
tional secretary of the Workers In
ternational Relief, has been called
by Councils 8, IL and the Bakers
Council 1, United Council of Work
ing Women, for Friday evening, $3.50
p m, 1887 Washington Ave, Bronx
Biedenkapp and others will speak.
workers Dramatic Group.
The Prolab Theatre, a Workers
Dramatic Group, will present two
one-act plays. $3.50 p. M, Saturday
at the theatre studio, 231 E. 9th st
The plays are THE Cripples,' by
David Pinski, and 1.-THE Pest" by
Max Geltman. Dancing will follow
the performance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30

Workers League of Williamsburgh
holds a class in fundamentals of
Communism at headquarters, 500
Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, every Sunday
morning at 100. All young workers
of the neighborhood are invited to
attend.
international Unit I.
International Unit will meet to-
day, 1880 p. m. 60 St Marks Pl. aaw
4 dtu
Branch @. Section :.
An important meeting of Branch
6, Section 4 will be held today, $3.50
p. M, in the auditorium of 2700 Bronx
Park East 1.-The War Danger" will
be the subject of discussion I. Zim-
norman will lead this discussions
Members will be registered for 1929
membership cards.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
RENITO CALLS AGENTS.

ROME, Jan. 20 (UP).-Premier
ussc,ini today announced that the
ascist Grand Council will convene
ebruary Is. The first session will
(, concerned with an extensive re-
,rt on the domestic and interna-
onal situation. The grand council
gently was made part Of the gov
.nnent, with extensive powers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
Soviet Union Rubber
Trust Will Expand

MOSCOW, by Mail) The Rub
Der Trust of the Soviet Union plans
to start in the spring the construc-
ton of a large rubber and textile
combine. The plant will include a
cotton spinning mill with an output
of 1000 metric tons per annum and
a factory to produce $4,000 tons Of
tires and other rubber products
annually.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-30
.SSR Match Plants
on 3 Shift Basis

MINSK, U.S.S.R., (By MaiD.-
,e to the considerable increase in
ders the match factories of the
nv Russian Republic are placing
.od n ion on a three shift basis.
hite Russian matches are being
ported to Persia, Germany and
her countries.