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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05

Because demands Of consumers are
taxing the capacity of the government
electrical plant, officials of Kewiyang,
China, are seeking ways to utilize large
waterfalls in the vicinity for developing
additional power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05

Famous STRONG Wear"I Full
fashioned, first quality - serv-
ice weights and chiffons. Rein
forced for extra wear. In the
newest colors. Sizes Si& to ?
1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
RABB|S ASK Change
in WINE PERMITS
Protest Cutting of Sacra.
mental acquisitions by
Federal Officials.
~ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 5.--Rabbis
representing all the orthodox Jewish
congregations In New York yesterday
asked for revision Of the present sys-
tenn of granting permits for sacra-
mental wine.
The Jewish religious leaders APP
peared before william d. Morse, SUI
pervisor Of permits Of the Bureau Of
Industrial Alcohol, and presented their
own plan for granting wine to their
congregations.
Under present methods each Jewish
family is allowed five gallons of Sacra-
mental wine each year, but the rabbis
declared that in many instances
acquisitions made by them were cut by
the United States officials and some
times denied
I'VE feel that the rabbis under the
present system are distrusted and sub
jected to espionage and persecution,
which Is q discrimination against the
Jewish people," Rabbi B. Birstein Of
Erath Israel Synagogue said.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
CAPITALIST SENATE REFUSES TO HEAR UNEMPLOYED
The Fakery in Washington

Since quarter March
years. all the political wtchdoors medne-men have
with their ncantation drive the horrid
spectacle of millions rising revolt The boosted engineer Hoover
tried his brazen lies about all being well again lin sixty days. but
the bread lines longer just the and hneys
ceased to smoke The socialist rushed help and
its secretary Senior r appealed the workers to trust Hoover
and demanded of that gentleman solve the probem while the Rev
eend Thomas and appealed Mayor Walker New York
to hold private meeting with them excluding the ungntmany
Bosheka gracoy granted by the who doubt
less needs help to explain just why 1T impossible to do anything
Now Senators Washington put their
ator Hiram Johnson coopates with Senator Wagner put on
investigation decide auhoratvely whether really
expect anything it
beyond question of doubt that there really unemployment
This search for the truth" has the object of putting
doing something about unemployment while nothing what
real policy of the capitalist class and its policy
clubs gasbomb mounted police and machine 1t the policy
which sends young Harry Esman for five years
crime of attending the Union Square unemployment demonstration
employed demonstrators 1t the policy of the Chicago police
esng six hundred workers. beating scores
prison that they under doctors for
policy voenceass capitalists
against the working class.
production employment continues to drop even ac
cong the statistics of the capitalists themselves
index of factory employment shows further decline February
month which has for always shown seasonal increase March
continues the decline shown caroadng for
March sth which lower than the the
five Export which Hoover assured the world would take
the slack the domestic market declined than 20
below last Steel production continues with plants
operating at about twohrs capacity Building
than 20 per below 1929. And on.
The jobess with their broken starving
large number being thrown the
bodies the deepening the crisis capitalism.
their being cut their machines speeded
fear of themselves being thrown outside also
of the fruits capitalism workers. unemployed
employed is not conduct Search find
unemployment is question of life death millions
Life death! To fight save! That
issue before the workers OF the United States the land of glorious
capitalism prosperity profits for the rich
and limtless misery for the poor.
On March 6th million and workers declared
would fight
the capitalists the capitalist their lackeys
and socialist party and by the stubborn struggle workers
win any of their demands.
Organize! Send delegates to the Unemployment
called by the Trade Union Unity League and
ellis! Demand work wages! Fight starve!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
DENY JURY AND
JEER J0BLESS
Judge Had Time to Ask
His Bosses Orders

Tammany Judge John Ford yes
terday afternoon ruled that Foster,
Amter, Minor, Raymond and Lesten
should be railroaded to anything up
to six years each without trial by
jury for their temerity in accept
ing the trust given to them by
10000 demonstrators against star
walton and unemployment in Union
Square. March 6, and present the
demands for work or wages, ETC., to
the capitalist city government Ford,
who debated with Assistant District
Attorney Unger in open court when
the application for trial by jury
was made to him, whether the job
less would be more excited and the
militant labor movement grow more
if their representatives were simply
shot through to Jail by three Tam
many judges, or if it would not be
better from the ruling class point
of view to allow them a trial by
jury, has decided against the jury
trial. Two days consideration gave
him time to consult his bosses.
The five delegates of the unem-
ployed will, by this decision, face
Continued on Page Four
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
John Reed Club to
Hold Soviet Defense
/ Meet, Tues. March Is

The whole imperialist "holy cru
SADIE" war preparations against the
Soviet Union will be shown in its
true colors by several of the leading
proletarian artists at the big protest
meeting Tuesday night in Central
Opera House, 9th st. near Third
Ave. William Chopper, Hugo Gel
lert, NJ. Pass, Jacob Burck and l..
Klein will do little drawing RICH.
on the stage that will make the pope,
Matthew VOL and their tribe look
pretty sick.
The protest meeting Tuesday has
been arranged by the John Reed
Club, an organization of revolution
airy writers and artists, with the CO.
operation of the Friends of the So
Wet Union. 1t will be an answer
to another meeting being held the
same night at Metropolitan Opera
House at which the priests, bishops,
rabbis and Woll himself will con,
tinue their efforts to incite war
against the first workers. Republic.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
EIGHT DAYS TO
CONFERENCE
T.U.U.L. Board Meet
Friday on Program

The national office of the Trade
Union Unity League has sent a
circular letter to all affiliated
unions, leagues, district T.U.U.L.
executives and councils of the I'M
employed, stating:
1T is only eight days until our
National Preliminary Unemployment
Conference which is called for March
30 in the City of New York. We,
therefore, strongly urge you to make
all necessary arrangements such as
the election Of delegates, raising of
finances, etc. The conference will
open on Saturday, March 20 at II
O'Clock sharp in Manhattan Lyceum,
&c E. Fourth st.
"The National Committee of the
IT.U.U.L. will have a program ready
which is to be placed before the con-
ference for action.
The letter points out that expenses
of the delegates must be paid from
the organizations sending them.
The draft program for the conven-
ton is being worked out now at the
T.U.U.L. national office, West 18th
ST., New York, and one of the main
Continued on Page Four)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Send your Delegates
to .JObless Conference

All unions, T.U.U.L. groups,
shop committees, councils of un-
employed, workers clubs and
working class fraternal organiza-
lions must elect delegates to the
New York City conference 70
take up the struggles for work or
wages unemployment insurance,
for the immediate unconditional
release of the delegations of the
unemployed, and the other de-
mands of the T.U.U.L. and the
unemployed councils. The con-
ference will be held at Manhattan
Lyceum, on March 81, at p. M,
sharp.
The, Labor Jury will meet on
Sunday, March IS, at II a. M,
at the central headquarters of
the Unemployed Council, Is w.
18th st.
All unemployment councils are
called upon to hold meetings
Monday morning and elect the
delegates to the unemployment
conference, March 27. Leaflets
are available at headquarters.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
MINERS STRIKE
HITS CHECK OFF
$50 Quit Illinois Mine
Refuse Fishwick Dues

ELDORADO, ILL.,, March 21.-Re-
voting against the attempt of the
superintendent to force them to pay
dues to the Fishwick machine by
means Of the checkoff, $50 miners
at the O'Gara Mine, No. 10, Saline
county, struck here yesterday. Ac-
cording to word received here, the
superintendent threatened to shot
down the mine unless the men
agreed to contribute part of their
wages to maintain the Peabody
union.
Three N.M.U. organizers, Tierney,
Groves and Hodge, are now active
in this field and are urging the men
in the other O'Gara mines, 1 and 8,
to join the miners of No. 10 in a
sympathy strike.
It is reported here that 60 miners
in Norris City, Saline county, have
not been paid for six weeks, and
that more mines are shutting down
each day.
Leading up to the state conven-
ton of the National Miners Union,
to be held in Liberty Hall, Aeigler.
ILL.,, April 5 and 6, there are being
arranged a series Of sub-district
conferences. The dates are:
Belleville- Collinsville territory
Sunday, March 20, at $50 p. M, at
Continued on Page Four
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Letters fro m
Workers HIT
UNEMPLOYMENT

The spirit of fight against unem-
ployment and police brutality breaks
through even in the letters of work
ers to the capitalist press. We al
ready have published many of these
letters, and now print several more.
A worker from Stamford, Conn.,,
writing to the New York Graphic,
says:
Reading your editorial These
Anti-Red Drives, you are sure a
good representative of the greedy
bosses whose aim is to squeeze out
more and more of the workers and
then throw out in the street to
starve. 1t IS easy to understand
that with the EDITORS fat salary and
his stomach we'll filled he can call
all the. unemployed and underpaid
workers soreheads and childish slo-
gans, ha? Did you read the French
revolution? When the people de-
manded bread. Queen Antoniate
told them to eat cake. Well, you
know what happened to her. So
don't be such wisecracker."
A Lot of "HOgwash."
After reviewing the imperialist
army of religious opium vendors on
Continued on Page Four
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
sun. TO
AID COMMITTEE
Jobless Delegates De
tense Planned

{ Representatives of all working
class organizations will gather to-
morrow at 10 a. m. in Irving Plaza
Hall at the call of the International
Labor Defense, to lay plans and
work out program for the defense
of Foster, Minor, Amter, Raymond
and Lesten facing trial Monday. and
for the defense of all other unem-
ployed workers and their children
who are threatened with prison
terms because they did not choose
to starve mute and resigned as the
bosses expected. Over 1880 workers
were arrested in U. S. either during
or in connection with the great day
of protest, March 6.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
EISMAN PROTEST
MARCH SET TODAY
AGAINST JAILINCS
Answer of Bosses to
Demand of "Work or
Wages" Is Jail
Gets Five-Year Term
Young Communists to
Broaden Fight
Gets Five-Year Term

Exposing the class vengeance
against the jobless workers and
their leaders who took part in the
March 6 mass unemployed demon
strations, the following statement
was issued by the National Youth
Committee of the International La
Dor Defense:
"The sentencing of Harry Eisman,
militant Pioneer, to six years in the
Hawthorne Reformatory by the CAPT
talist lackey, Judge Young of the
children's court, is an indication that
the tammany hall-city administra-
ttion is prepared to continue its cam
paigns of class vengeance on the
workers and workers children that
participated in the March 6 demon
stration in Union Square. Not sat
isfied with the blood bath it I'M
loosed on the 10000 unemployed
and employed workers on March 6,
the capitalist governments is not
only attempting to railroad five lead
ers of the unemployed to Jail, but
has already railroaded a militant
workers child, Harry Eisman, for
q long term in the reformatory.
"The Youth Committee of the In
ternational Labor Defense, will i'm
mediately organize the broadcast pos
sible campaign to expose this class
justice of the capitalist government,
and to demand the immediate re-
lease of Harry Eisman, as well as
a stop to the failing Of workers who
participated in the demonstrations
for Work or Wages. AS first step
in this campaign we call upon all
young workers in factories, youth
organizations, trade unions, etc, TO
participate in the demonstration of
protest on Saturday, March %, l
p. M, in front of the Hecksher
Foundation, where Harry Eisman is
/ being held until the time he is to
I be sent to the reformatory.
Porter Tour Meetings.
The following meetings have been
arranged for Porter for the next two
weeks:
| March Fl in Boston, Mass; March
( "a in Worcester, Mass; March 25 in
Providence, R. l.; March 81 in New
London, Conn; March % in New
Haven, Conn; March 20 in Bridge
port, Conn; March 80 in Newark,
! N. j.; March 81 in New York City;
April 4 in Baltimore.
| The District Committee of the
Young Communist League issued an
appeal yesterday to all youth organ
izations and all workers fraternal
organizations and children's clubs
20 demonstrate in front of the Heck
sher Foundation at 104th and Fifth
Ave. on Saturday, March %, at
p. M, against the savage sentence
imposed on Harry Eisman.
"The Young Communist League
appeals TO all workers to join into
! a mighty protest against the SEN
tence and for the release of Eisman
The demonstration is but the first
step. Conferences, mass meetings
throa ghout the whole country vii
follow"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
NuSTEITES CALL
STATE TROOPERS
Ask Governor to Send
Killers to Nazareth

NAZARETH, Pa, Mar. 21.-The
officialdom of the Full Fashioned
Hosiery Workers, section of the
United Textile Workers, have issued
an invitation to Governor Fisher to
send his murderous state troopers
to Nazareth, where the Music lead
ership has been trying for months
to betray the strik. The call for
state cossacks was sent by Budenz,
Of the national office of the union"
editor of Labor Age, the principal
org of the Masteites. Budenz
himself is higa in the councils of
the "Concc nee for Progressive La
Dor Action the Music organization.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Painters, Cops Know
Who Is For Workers

At mass meeting of painters
held Thursday night at 70 Ludlow
ST., the painters who came to this
meeting found five policemen at the
entrance to the hall. 1t looks like
the A. F. of l.. is getting worried
over the fast growing membership
in the Painters Industrial League.
As Joe Harris pointed out, if five
police are necessary now, when the
painters are only organizing, the
entire police force will be necessary
when the painters decide to act. In
spite of the presence of the police
about rs painters were present.
many joined, paid their initiation
fee and are helping to build strong
Painters Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
IDENTIFY THUGS
| WHO CUT PICKETS
Kaufman Union Thug
Started Fight

Some of the workers stabbed and
cut while picketing the B. Axel fur
shop March Ia, yesterday identified
some of the professional gangsters
hired by the Kaufman clique in the
International Fur Workers Union
to try and break this strike. The
strike is led by the Needle Trades
Workers Union. The thugs knitted,
cut, stabbed and slugged the pickets,
but got good battle themselves,
for the workers defended them
selves.
Thug Started Attack.
Yesterday, R. Leterfine, whose
face was cut badly by the thug
Weiner. identified this gangster, a
hired slugger of the Kaufman gang.
Weiner started the whole fight by
stabbing Irving Potash. 1t was
after this first blow was struck that
the other gangsters attacked the
pickets.
Milton Coleman identified the
thug Bernstein, and Jacobson, who
was stabbed in the back, has iden-
titled his assailant, Siegel.
Bernstein is held on $1,000 bail,
Siegel on $4,000, and $4,000 is
placed on Weiner. All their cases
come up March %. All other cases
based on the fight were postponed
yesterday by Judge Dodge, in JEFF
ferson Market Court.
Every new Daily Worker reader
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Today in History of
the Workers

March %, 1794-Hebert and
other French Communists exc
cuted on the guillotine in Paris.
1922-Harbor strike in Italy
spread to all ports, tying up all
shipping. 1924-30,000 British
commercial workers, ship carpen-
tiers, and electrical workers,
struck. 1925-Printers in Greece
struck in sympathy with railroad
workers. 1927 - Boston milk
drivers union sentenced to pay
employers S61,971 for loss OF
trade and cost of police and de-
tectives during strike
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
PATERSON Mill
GATE MEETINGS
Z Arrested at Whitman
Mill; More Meetings

PATERSON, N. j., March I'll
Picketing in the Liberty mill strike,
where unorganized workers came out
asst Friday and joined the National
tTextile Workers Union in a fight
against longer work day, and mill
gate meetings featured this week in
Paterson.
Yesterday the Whitman Silk Mill
workers attended a factory-gate
meeting,
After the meeting the police
rushed in and arrested seven work.
ers, charging them with disorderly
conduct.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
BAKERS TO HEAR
new union CALL
T.U.U.L. Mass Meeting
in Brooklyn

So progressive" has the Burk-
hardt -Grundt-Lore clique Of the
Amalgamated Food Workers become
that the only "rights" remaining to
the membership of Bakers Local 8
in Brooklyn is to stand on the
union" bread line with 700 or 800
others and beg for job.
Today's mass meeting of bakers,
announced in leaflets for Schwaben
Hall, will meet instead at Tolas Hall,
253 Irving Ave-, Brooklyn, because
the A.F.W. bureaucracy forced the
Schwaben hall management to can
eel the engagement. A $40 deposit
was refunded to Simoli, the militant
left-winger, who is leading the fight
for the Trade Union Unity League
in Local 3.
This afternoons meeting, at Talas
Hall, beginning at 2:30 p. M, will
hear the T.U.U.L. program for i'm
mediate building Of new industrial
food and packing house workers
union, explained by Sam Weissman,
secretary, and M. Obermeier, organ
izer, Of the Cafeteria Workers
Union; with Simoli Korin, organizer
Of the Food Clerks, and Goepfert,
organizer Of Bakers 164 as the other
speakers.
Vote for Conference.
Yesterday afternoon at a meet
ing at Great Central Palace, Clinton
St., the Progressive Bakers Club Of
Local 8 went on record in support of
the T.U.U.L. food workers shop
delegate conference on April 20,
when the new local union will be
established. A committee of Is was
elected to join other food workers.
committees in preparing for the con-
vention.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Grover Whalen Denies
He Will Quit; to Go on
Smuggling the Jobless

Chief Cossack Whalen, and Jazzy
Mayor Walker both emphatically de-
MED the rumor which was published
widely in the capitalist press that
Whalen would resign on May 2.
Whalen said he would continue in
his job of smuggling workers in the
interest of the bosses. So far as the
workers are concerned, the resigna-
ton or the retention of Whalen in
the job of CHER gupnar makes no
difference, as Whalen would be re-
placed by another tool who would
do the bidding of the bosses in slug
Iging and numbering strikers and job
less workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
DOONPING LECTURES
TOMORROW.

r. Doonping, author of the pam
phlet, "Militarist Wars and Revo-
luton in China" will speak tomor-
row at 8 p. m. at the Workers
School Forum, rs Union Square, ON
the London Naval Conference Is a
preparation for war
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
L|BERATOR-UNITY
DANCE TONIGHT

Tonight the workers of New York,
10Th Negro and white, will join the
great international movement among
the Negro workers in their fight
against imperialist oppression and
exploitation. A huge demonstration
will be held at the Iiberator-Labor
Unity Ball, Saturday, March %, at
Rockland Palace, 1s5th st. and
I;ighth Ave. Thousands of workers
will be at this demonstration to lend
their support to the press Of the
two organizations, the American Ne
gro Labor Congress and the Trade
Union Unity League, which are con-
Quoting consistent and militant cam
paigns fcs the organizing of the Ne
gro masses in the United States to-
gether with the workers in the CO.
lonial and semi-colonial countries.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
International
Wireless
News
(Wireless BIZ Inprec0te)

BERLIN, March 21.-Today, the
Thuringian government answered
Severing. (See Daily Worker, Mar.
20.-Editor.) In its letter, it gave
it's support to Prick against Sever
ing and denied the latter's right to
stop the Reich's funds.
Severing expressed satisfaction at
receiving the letter and withdrew
the embargo, but declared that the
funds were stopped because of the
lack of means.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-22
Mooney and Billings
Kept Jailed by Bosses

SACRAMENTO, CAL Governor
Young will not pardon Mooney and
Billings, no matter what the public
demand. This is the governors
latest announcement.