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made a trip on business down the
Valley last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Kieffer OF
La Feria were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Keyes the last OF
the week.
Mrs. Tolbert. who has been visit
ing here for some time 40 the
home OF her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
George Benson, has returned to
her home in Oklahoma. Rev. and
Mrs. Benson aid Mrs. Hardgrave
accompanied her as far as Cor
pus Christi.
DR.. and Mrs. II. =. Halstead and
their little daughter. Josephine. re-
turned the first OF the week from
San Antonio.
Mrs. II. B. Hargrove and son
have gone to Austin TO visit with
hire parents. Nj. and Mrs. Saum-
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney ". Bond
have moved 10 this city from Nc
Allen and III occupying one OF
Mrs Olof Anledson's apartments.
Mrs. j. K. Kelley OF Beeville. Is
here visiting with her daughter.
Mrs. Will Martin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Glass spent
the week end in San Benito. with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch
Mrs. Frank Calkins and little
daughter LEFT last week for their
home In E'.1beth. New JERSEY. af-
ter a several months visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Keyss.
and her brother and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Keves. here.
G. d. Hawkins was here Sun
dav from San Antonio. his wife
and daughter returning home with
him.
Mrs. Bob Holloway and Mrs. Car
roll Bull were here Friday from
Donna.
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Supply of Nursery
Stock Is Sufficient


HARLINGEN. Nov. 15-Contrary
10 the situation some time ago, there
now is an abundance OF Valley
nursery citrus stock on hand. &C
cording TO f. A. Schattenberg. nur-
sery inspector.
Nursery stock has shown an IN
p~recedented growth since the set
back suffered from unreasonable
cold last winter, Mr.. Schattenberg
said. The growth has been most
l~uxuriant. due in part to favorable
weather since last winter.
Heaviest paintings Of citrus fruits
will take place between February l
ard May ], Mr.. Schattenberg said.
although some trees viii be set out
before and after that period. This Is
the favorite planting time because
most Of the cold weather is past BY
then.
: There was at one time a shortage
OF citrus stock IN the Valley which
led TO importations from Florida and
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gate to the state federation meet
ing to be held in Houston. Mrs.
Marvin McAskill al appointed as
All alternate delegate. The club &C
cepted the resignation OF Mrs. C..
w. Boyce with regret. Mrs. Mar
win McAskill was appointed by the
organization TO be a member OF the
nominating committee OF the Rio
Grande federation. The committee
will report at the December meeting
70 be held in Mission.
Mrs. John Ellis was leader of a
very entertaining program. A book
review The Great Meadow" by
Elizabeth MADDOX Roberts was the
topic of the day. Life Of the author
was briefly discussed by Mrs. c. L
Jones. An informal discussion OF
the book during the social hour was
enjoyed by all present. A salad
course al served.
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CHILDREN'S r
AT TyASS HOME

Miss Dorothy Belle Tvass charm
liigly entertained Friday for her
small friends at her home. The
patriotic color scheme gave a bright
setting to the rooms. Indoor games
afforded a jolly pastime. Attrac-
tive favors were received bv all
Helen Dorcas Walton. Jane Neil
heney, Mary Ann Barfield. Charline
Jones. Maxine and Jerome Schlad-
er. Lillian Geraldine and Pauline
Tvass Of Edinburg and Joan Steven
son. Norma Lee and Buddy Wester-
man, Betty Jean Edelstein. Vida
and Philip Chalif of McAllen. were
those who helped celebrate the lit
tie hostess sixth birthday.
During the afternoon a table Of
bridge was enjoyed by the mothers
PRESENT which included Mesdames
j. Chalif. j. Edelstein and A. West
erman Of McAllen and Miss Lillian
Melcher Of Pharr and Mrs. H. 1
Schlader Of Edinburg and the hos
tess, Mrs. Max Tvass.
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Weights include ordinary indoor
clothine-Get on the scales end see
if you are overweight and how
much.
The modern wav to take or fat
Is known as the Kruschen T--thod
and is well worth a four weeks
trial.
Cut out pies. cakes. pastry ana
ice cream for 4 week5-Fo light on
potatoes. butter. cheese. cream and
sugar-eat moderately of lean meat.
chicken. fish. salads. green vegeta-
bles and fruit-take one half tea
sooon Of Kruschen Salts in q glass
Of hot water every morning before
breakfa -t-don't miss a mo-ninc.
An S. cent hottie of K-uSrhen
lasts 4 weeks-Get 1t at McKav's
Pharmacy OF any drug store in the
world. Adv.
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NEW ORGANIZATION
OF Y. w. c. A. FORMED

Several organizations OF the COM
munity met Friday afternoon in the
Edinburg college auditorium for the
purpose Of discussing the organi-
cation OF a Y. w. Q. a. III Edinburg
Mrs. E. F. Wright called the meet
ing to order and explained the pur-
pose. II was found that an organ
ization Of twenty members existed
among the college girls. Mrs. Flor
eace HAYS, national committeeman
for the district and Miss Elizabeth
Allen, district secretary. were pres
ent and explained the need OF ar
adult organization.
Mrs. Gertrude Keltz was named
temporary chairman. and expects to
call a meeting in the near future
for the purpose Of perfecting a per-
manent organization. Those pres
ent were as follows. Misses John
Petty. Fannie Cherry: Mesdames II.
Q. Schaleben, A. w. Boynton. Ger
trude KeltZ. L. K. West. John N
Green, Elsie Sharp. w. P. Smith.
George Walton. Florence Hays. OF
Mission, Elizabeth Allen Of Harlin-
gen.
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THANKSGIVING II
TO BE GIVEN

Saturday afternoon the Juvenile
Music club met with Mrs. Barfield
at the studio. The life Of the Amer
lean composer, Mcdowell, was the
topic OF the day. Mrs. Fred Elan
dsIs presented his life in story
form to the children and played
two numbers by Mcdowell. Mrs. r.
L. Osborne directs the choral prac-
tice. The next meeting will be Civ
e. at the studio at which time a
Thanksgiving party viii be given
&c the children.
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The history OF comedy Of Rome was
reviewed by Mrs. c. L. Fortson. The
technique Of Roman comedy by Mrs.
s. U. Miles. A Roman play, The
Twins" was given in detail by Mrs.
W. r Dyer
The next meeting will be held
November "a at the home Of Mrs
l.. A. Ganaway.
PERSONALS
Leila Dyer and Willie MCGEE. who
are teachers at La Feria, returned
10 their respective homes in Edin-
burg Friday evening 10 remain un-
III after Armistice Day.
Mr.. Hess Of the Hess Engineering
Co. was a business visitor IN Edin-
burg Monday.
Travis Smith left for TYLER Thurs
day 10 spend some time with his
f-mily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ward spent
scne time in Mission Thursday on
Business.
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school had been reached. The next
plan Of the association is to build
a kitchen.
PERSONALS
Friends OF r. l.. Smith are
delighted that he is improving. He
suffered a stroke Of paralysis last
week.
MesdameS L. A. Barker. Bessie
Winger and D. w. Cakes toured
the lower Valley Wednesday.
The many friends OF Mrs. w.
williams are delighted hat she IS
recuperating nicely following an
attack Of blood poison.
Master Harold Shirar spent Sat-
urday in Harrington, the guest Of
the little Tyson girls.
Friends will be interested TO
learn that Mrs. Nancy Wilson re-
turned Sunday from Tulsa. Okla.
where she spent her vacation OF
seven weeks.
Mesdames r. L. Smith and A. H.
Morrow were business callers in
Raymondville, Monday.
Travis Stallings returned from
San Antonio Friday where he and
several other C ollegians saw
Hamlet"
Arthur SprouSe OF San Perlita
spent Friday here, the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Horribly Of
Primera we're Sunday guests in
the w. williams home.
Mrs. Berta Payne spent the
weekend with home folks in Har-
lingen.
Friends Of Mrs. M. 3. Bourne
ing again after several weeks IL
ness.
Miss Rosetta Mcdonald spent
the weekend with home folks in
La Feria.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. Bovine and
children spent Friday here, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. z. Bourne.
They were enroute TO their home
in Santa Rosa from Gena. La.
where they made an extend 1
visit.
Mesdames c. A. Barker OF Bishop
and Bessie Winger of Corpus
Christi have returned to their
homes after a brief visit in the
D. w. Cakes hcme.
DR.. Wentz OF Harrington was a
caller in the NJ. B. Bourne home,
Thursday and Friday.
j. r. Sprouse and o Arthur
Of San Perlita We're Saturday
guests in the NJ. B. Bourne home.
Judd Snow of Rayrnondville was
a caller here Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. Sprous of San p
lita is spending the week with her
daughters. Mrs. NJ. B. Bourne ano
Miss Nell.
Master Newton klemann OF Sar
Benito spent Friday and Sunday
here the guest OF his aunt Mrs. M
B. Bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis o.
Mercedes were the Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lunlrkin.
Mrs. Davis Wood transacted
business in Lyford Monday.
Messrs. Davis and Lonnie Wood
were business callers in Raymond
vile Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Williams spent sew
eral days last week with her
daughter. Mrs. Moncell Myers in
Harrington.
Mrs. German Fox and children
OF Raymondville was a caller in
the NJ. B. Bourne home Wednes-
day.
Miss Mildred Rudd OF Lyford
spent the week end with Misses
Hazel and Lois Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rudd and
daughter Miss Myrtle, and son
Lucius were Sunday callers in the
home OF Mrs. Alice Wilson.
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Colnings. Goings

Mrs. Frank Bullock and son re-
turned Wednesday from a months
stay with her parents In Port Ar
thur. Mrs. Bullock's brother, f. IT.
Gibson. Jr., accompanied her and
expects 10 stay Several days.
Mrs. Joe Kowalski had as week
end guests. her mother, Mrs. NJ. S.
Smith and her cousin. Mrs. r. NJ.
McFarlim Of San Antonio. They
returned 10 their home Tuesday.
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Mission
NEW CLUB a
WORK o NEEDY

A coterie OF women met Friday
evening at the .Iome OF Mrs. John
Brannan for the purpose Of or
ganizing a bridge club. They Plan
10 do welfare work also. Collec-
tons will be taken at each meet
Ing. the money TO be spent for
charitable purposes. The first
nurse is to be opened a. Christmas
time. and every three months
thereafter. The money viii be dis
trihuted as needed.
The club is composed OF the fol-
lowing members. Mesdames John
Brannan. L. B. Miller. Shafer.
Hodge. Cox. "A. A. Bentsen. All
Furhes. z S. Taylor. The first
meeting will be held on FRIDAY If
this week. The name selected is
The Sunshine club"
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Edinburg Society
BOOK REVIEW
TOPIC OF DAY

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Douglas
Mackenzie. Mrs. A. G. Statham. and
MIS-. r. L. Looney were hostesses
to the Edinburg Study club at the
home Of the former. The hcme was
artistically decorated with bowls Of
white chrysanthemums and yellow
cosmos.
Mrs. L. <. West. president Of the
organization presided over the
business session during which Mrs.
<. II. Bonner was appointed dele
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sEOMAN COMEDY"
CHAPTER TOPIC

The Delphian chapter held their
regular meeting Monday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. G. L. Fortson
The subject Roman Comedy" was
ably lead by Mrs. Jack Horner. Mrs.
Gertrude Keltz gave a discussion on
Roman Theatres and Players Art"
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Sebastian
CLEVER TRACK MEET
THEME

One OF the merrieSt entertain
ments Of the season was the PIT.
"A. social given IN the school
auditorium last week, sponsored by
the social committee. Mesdames j.
w. Lumpkin. Elizabeth Crum and
Miss Grace Williams. the latter
being chairman.
The occasion vas a typical
burlesque OF a tract meet. -Four
members were chosen 70 represent
a town. lis color. emblems and etc.
ISsney arranged for the different
yontests. Towns were. Hootville,
Mrs. Lonnie Woods: Amsterdam.
william Chandler: Boobville. 3. c.
Stallings and Whoopee, Miss Belle
Williams.
Prizes were awarded to the
following contestants. running
broad Jump. Virginia Lee Wood:
Javelin throw. B. c. Stallings: most
hearty eater. Row Hanev and the
most musical. Mr.. Ballard. The
loving cup was won bv Mrs. Lonnie
Woods. who represented Hootville.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed after several other contests. A
large crowd was present.
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BRIDGE
fkEt1f HUSflIALIIY

One Of the high liehts OF the
social season was the bridge
luncheon given Monday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ran
kin. with Mrs. Rankin and Mrs.
J. T. Ewers hostesses. The deccra-
tons. which were beautiful. con-
sisted Of cut flowers.
Ten tables Of players participat-
ed IN the games. with Mrs. Conan
Wood high score winner. Mrs. o.
". Bridges low and Mrs. Holt cut
The guests included Mesdames
s. M. Duffie. Conan Wood. T. B.
Samm0ns. Adkins. Florence M.
HAYES. w. A. Wolverton, 0. v.
Bridges. Geo. Agnew. S. NJ. Har-
Grove, r. IT. Armstrong. RAYMOND
Brooks. T. M. Melden. w. r. Par
~ish. Leon Brown. Z. v. Sprowl. r.
?. Conway. S. A. and A. G. Nc
Henry. IT. j. Caldwell. Ted Lem
berg. G. NJ Abney. William Drum
mond. H. r. Cunningham. t. r.
Burnett. Logan Duncan. NJ. F.
Armstrong. J. "A. Cillett. r. w.
Gray. r. n. Smith. T. A. Humason.
Raw Goodwin. j. ID. Moore. Jr.. j.
F. Honey. Vernon 3. Hill. Misses
Helen Melch. Loucille Mason. LII
ellie Miller. Mamie P0r'e. Myrtle
Hatch and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoit.
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BRIDGE HOSTS
THURSDAY

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Barnum entertained with
three tables Of bridge at their home.
Red roses artistically decorated the
rooms. DR.. j. r. Malone BID the
distinction OF winning high sebte fo1
the men and Mrs. w. D. Gardner
for the women.
Delightful refreshments were
served.
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Miss Hinojosa Hostess
To Club Members

The Club u members we're enter
tanned at the home OF Miss Rosita
Hinojosa Tuesday night. The hos
tess used a profuslon Of roses as
decorations in the rooms where
three tables of players enjoyed the
games of brisca.
High score winner was Miss Fran
oes Cantu, and low. Miss Maria Can
tu. A delicious salad course was
served 20 the following:
Misses Amanda Cavazos. Vivian
and Lila Junco, Anita CiSneros, Lupe
Cisneros. Lucia Perez, Frances Can
tn, Pomona Cavazos. Maria Cartu,
Aurora Blake, Lucille Champion,
Olga Blake and the hostess.
The club meets next week with
Miss Lucia Perez.
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Beautiful asters and palms FORM
ed decorations, making a pretty
setting for the large group in at
&Nndance. The guests included over
fEysty-fiye couples from all over the
Valley. Eddie Werner's orchestra
furnished music for the dance. Re-
freshments we're served at a late
hour.
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TO MEET

The City Federation Of Women's
clubs will meet Saturday in the
Christian church at $3.50 p. m.
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Pre- uptial Dance
Enjoyable Affair

The Brownsville Country club was the scene Wednesday night OK one
Of the most enjoyable affairs of the season, a dance given by MIR. and
Mrs. Al Parker OF La Feria, compimenthng Miss Elizabeth More, whose
marriage Il Mr.. j. G. Collins Of San Bento has been announced to take
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Men 35 to 80
What You Should Weigh

New. carefully edited book on
average normal weights for men at
ages from IS to 80 states
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SELF CLUB
MEETS WEDNESDAY,

The Self Culture club was enter
tanned Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. G. F. Landegren, with Mrs. H.
l.. Fitch, hostess. The topic Of the
day was Citizenship" roll call being
answered with What are we doing
for our foreign-born?"
Mrs NJ. H. Vert led a very in
structive parliamentary drill on
subsidiary motions. Mrs. v. L. Con-
rad had charge Of the lesson and
gave a most interesting paper on
citizenship, after which there was
a general discussion.
Mrs. Harold Smith was a guest.
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Arizona. There was objection To
inportations from Florida due TO
the Mediterranean fruit fly infes-
tation there some time before ana
one shipment Of such stock was des-
troyed as the result Of public feel
ing In the Valley.
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CLASS MEETS

Mrs. j. d. benson entertained the
Alathian class Of the First Baptist
CHURCH at her home Friday after
noon. After a brief business hour
the time was spent in enjoying
games and contests. The hostess
served a sweet course.
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There is no species OF veacnous
serpent in Cuba, Haiti. Porto Rico
and Jamaica.
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BUSINESS MEET
HELD BY PIT. a.

A business meeting Of the PIT.
A. WAS held IN the school auditorium
Monday evening. Reports from the
committees showed that the goal
TO fully equipt q kitchen for the
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were taken care Of, committee re-
ports were given. and the general
routine observed.
Mrs. Harry Reyes. at the close OF
the business meeting. took ever the
devotional, while Mrs. E. w. Hal
stead reviewed the book Of study,
Our Near Neighbors," the study
for the period being closed.
Mrs. S. d. Kiefer Of La Feria,
and Mrs. Tracy Card sang a due,
closing the session.
Il was also business session for
the Baptist Missionary Union, with
Mrs. Galen Bushey, president, in
charge.
AS a part Of the regular bust
ness session the president appoint
ed a number Of women on a COM
mittee for the Identification OF the
church grounds, with d. Minnie
o. Parrish. Mrs. Warnock, Mrs.
Reed TO work in cooperation with
Mr.. Hardgrave.
DR.. Parrish led the devotional.
while Mesdames Sykes and Warn
ock very beautifully rendered q
duet.
Mrs. Homer Smith presided over
.he regular monthly meeting Of
the Methodist Missionary society.
Considerable business was reported.
Tho rpnnCrsrc,+e et--- 49,.
satisfactory conditions.
1t was decided that next Thurs
day would be devoted to the Week
Of Prayer" also the women voted
TO sell sandwiches and coffee dur
ing fair day.
BRIDGE
HOSTS
The Parrish home northeast OF
town was the scene Of a happy
gathering on Friday evening, the
hosts entertaining a number OF
friends at an evening OF bridge.
Roses were used in floral decora-
ti0ns.
Four tables Of PLAYERS were pres
ent. Messrs. and Mesdames r. A.
Dimmick, H. II. Ewing. w. +.
Close. It. w. Thies. T.. @. Plvler. p.
y @ongwell and Harry Stewart
were among the quests.
CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Hardin en-
tertained the Friday Mite Dinner
bridre club last week. with the
regulation four-table affair.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Burnett were
The high scorers, with Mrs. VIII
Brown and r. " Smith lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Smith. Mrs.
Georaia Hawkins. were cut OF club
guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Speer left
Sunday foc their home in Austin.
Pr. and Mrs. D. c. Eppright
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IN BkfUGE
AFFAIR Y

Mrs. r. " 5proVl entertained
with an evening Of bridge at her
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home on Dougherty avenue last
week. with a four-table affair.
The rooms were decorated with
beautiful cut flowers Of the sea-
son.
Mrs. T. j. Caldwell was high
score holder, Mrs, w. o. Brown
low.
The guests included the Mes
danes j. F. Ewers, j.. .. Moore.
Jr, Herbert Melch. T. j. Caldwell
Conan Wood. NJ. r. Armstrong. w.
O. Brown. r.. n. Smith, Leon
Brown, Z. S. Taylor. RudolDn
Rome. Mesdames Bob Holloway
and Carroll Bull Of Donna. Mrs.
George Speer Of Austin. and Mis-
Elva Ham Of this city.
BUSINESS MEETINGS
HELD BY ORGANIZATIONS
The Presbyterian Auxiliary board
met Thursday. with Mrs. II. r
Sammons, general president. pre-
siding.
Business matters for the month
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Have you passed -
the monday of Life -?

n DEFICIENCY Of red-cells in
n the blood is usually followed
by physical exhaustion. loss Of
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although each party strives to shift
the responsibility for the plundering
of the people onto other shoulders.
The block of the open exploiters has
reliable allies, the social democracy
on the one hand and the national
fascists on the other.
In this situation the Communist
Party of Germany is faced with tre-
mendous historical tasks. 1t is the
only party which represents the in
terests of the impoverished masses.
1t is the only party which appeals
for united proletarian front
against the exploiters. 1t is he
only power which organizes the
workers against legal fascism, on
the one hand, and the murderous
fascist terror of the national fas-
cists on the other. The Communist
Party appeals to the workers to or
ganize political mass strike against
the dictatorship under the leader
ship of strike committees elected in
| the factories!
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to join the Party at the demonstra-
ton.
A number Of candidates on the
Communist ticket spoke at the meet
ing and the Communist slogan of
class against class was endorsed
by the workers who pledged them
selves to vote Communist in the COM
ing elections.
The Unemployed Councils, the
T.U.U.L., the Y.C.L., A.N.L.C. and
other working class organizations
were present at this meeting and
speakers representing the various
organizations were we'll received.
Comrade Lucy Parsons was one
OF the speakers at the meeting. She
was enthusiastically received.
The demonstration lasted for two
hours and just before it adjourned,
a resolution was adopted on the
struggle against war, and in defense
of the Soviet Union. The workers
remained on the square for hours
after the demonstration, singing
revolutionary songs and discussing
the points speakers raised at the
demonstration.
Among the speakers were Gebert,
Maurer, Bill Browder, Hammers.
mark, Ferguson, Beidel, Marx, Pons.
| joe, Newhoff.