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New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

The average speed of passenger trains in the United States is about 35 miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
EVICTION,
 ,: HAS HOME IN SKY
ParlSial'S Room Now Left Hang
 ing in Nid-Air
BA NilNOTI SAUNDERS

Paris. No, ly-Iuesr ls 10 pI-cr ~rhe homo for Morris Lesptanl who saas proud address here in the -Fs}aro Ncndoma IEc uhrs it 50 much -that he refuses 10 move, although .I ln hutldjn- in which his sixth floor ~soom was located has hr"n torn s1loWn around nfm.
 ~- LrSpianr~ address v.m3ms tha ~s5ame and lH= modr.5 dwelling is @aGgh up on s1il1a while modern r-na~ uuudnz Is h"lne constructed .,Hts donicila has oecoHn one ot he ~s.n hifeeturaf -lzht- ol tao rH}.
 = Ic7oi3ut t4 ,n,renrhrd h-hInd an %auhrcaN4Uc 14=c When plans for sic ucu huild-n- were dravu m all ~aoth her tenants sold out and lesplan- .s'>s no also has au arl'l@aj ..our store .ron inc -ron0d floor "a~ offered a ---.narou~ M,Martr ID .<r.,at~ his .->mEIe sixth tIoog roour llr ro'G~cd go mo}o en7 the contractors found .shat rharn ~r- no 1.=af "aE to '}Hct -.um He ~a- -o dstarmnc3 hat the ~o.>ncrs uE-.rle.sd r.- arrhuoocz to ~.t.rd zom- raz for going on 'yil t4e .- work md no binder .r7l
 Lives in a Tower
 The r@su.r Is t f0u-. nafro~ tower. .aoout >n frrl AJgh. rnra~n- the --.aan#sv ot taa fornor building and ~f.adi7z ro Inc tlrt#o r0om. which is
 now an hat raua.7S of the old .-}uldin-- E@cavaHons are in pro- 4-.-rces for inc fopatauoh ot the new .nHldng and orhmen arc busy
 rI2ht and d4- while LaSnianC re- ;~rsalra nrueetut. a.oot and @iofr. He .~ronttuuae to do business on inc ~-rourd lloor but bore tho situation
 r~ simpler for the hulders because a.ha facade. laclhe Place Eendomo, sae haiue prcs.r<e5 as a Historical -Igo14menr
 ~ Lcanlaas vow= h. -~tl no' mo>c s@rom his lonely ].uI" room until his v~aaass # h.en ha4 several nor" Hc2 rs s@to run expires. Ills rhret complaint 'ls due 10 lhe 1act that Swedish 4s>ndiuato will control thc now bulld- ~tng and he rvsauts the advent of ls~toreiguers. The new huiidla= will be gcoAstructed around him, but not fin sally completed Untu his lease eH- spires.
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TRAINS COLLIDE
IN MIST; Three
DIE;FOUR HURT
Burned, Crushed to Death
as Boilers Explode;
Engines Telescope.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 17.-Three
members of train crew were killed
and four others injured, one perhaps
fatally, in the collision Of a shuttle
and mail train on the New York
Central right of way here early to-
day.
Vision of their pilots, obscured by
a drilling rain and bend in the
track, the two trains piled together
in jumbled mass of wreckage,
boilers exploding and scalding or
crushing to death three members Of
the crew.
The dead:
Charles Graf, IS, brakeman.
Henry Sprouse, 48, fireman, and
Jerry F. Dixon, As, conductor All
are from Cleveland.
The injured are Frank Mccarthy,
~, engineer of the westbound train;
Thomas Henahan, SO, engineer;
Clarence Sheffield, IS, fireman, and
William Harnnett, "a, f1agman.
Mccarthy was scalded and at the
hospital was reported in a critical
condition. Henahan and Sheffield
suffered injuries not expected to be
fatal and the 1agman was released
after being treated for cuts at a
hospital.
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HARD WORK FOR
LOEB, LEOPOLD
Franks SIayers Lose Soft
Jobs at Prison.

BIZ United Press
JOLIET, H., Oct 17.-Nathan
Leopold and Loeb, murderers Of
BOBBY Franks, were ordered to hard
labor today for the first time since
they we're imprisoned in the Joliet
penitentiary seven years ago.
Leopold, who had the sinecure as
signment of secretary to the prison
chaplain, was transferred to shop
work at the new Statesville prison,
apparently because he violated pris-
on regulations concerning delivery
of official prison messages.
Loeb, messenger in the new insti-
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PRIEST CANCELS DEBATE
Able Ernest Dimnet wifi Not Com
pete Against Darrow.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Because
of the objections of high church
officers. Able Ernest Dirpnet, French
prient- philosopher, and author OF
THE Art of Thinking" has cam
celed a scheduled debate with Clar-
ence barrow on the subject 'Is
Religion necessary"
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is a son OF Judge Hester, the first
circuit court Jurist of the Bartholo-
new Brown counties circuit. Judge
Hester presided over the court here
from 1873 to 1879.
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tuition, was ordered to report for
shop work here after his latest Of
tense, one which was not revealed.
He previously had been placed twice
in solitary confinement for cooking
in his cell.
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Legal Notices


LEGAL NOIlCE
Notice hereby given pursuant to the
statute. that the undersigned viii see
at public auction. one Lexington touring
car. motor No. i037-R-9l5i. serial 1898
W. A. Gebhsrdt. for storage and repair
charges amounting 20 $3.50. on Nov. sro.
PARTLOw JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
1873 East Market St. InJlianapolis. Ind
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes. the undersigned viii sell at
public auction. one Buick Coach. motor
No e09Tel stored in the name Of Ray
Thompson. for storage charges amount
ing to $50. on Nov. 3rd. 1880. at 10
PARTIow JENKINS MOTOR CAR 60.
1923 East Market St.. Indianapolls. Ind
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes, that the undersigned viii sell
at public auction to satisfy lien OF $3.50
motor No. 46ss67, stored in name Of
Walter G. Kinsey. on Nov. 3. 1880. at 10
PARTIoW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co,
1929 East Market ST., Indianapolls. Inc.
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. i0310
In the matter of the petition OF lndi-
ana Bell Telephone Company for author
itv to issue $4,000. 10000 of notes.
Notice is hereby given that the Pubic
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the commission.
Statehouse at indianapolis. Indiana. at
10 O'Clock a. m. on Oct. 81, 1881. .
Public participation in this nearing is
requested by the commission IN
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
BY Howell EEpl Ellis. Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Oct. is. 1890.
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EarIham Chief to Speak

William c. Dennis, Earlham col
Iege president, will speak at the dim
ner meeting of the Tabernacle
Mems Club tonight at the Taber-
nacle PRESBYTERIAN church.
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Houses for Rent
ana BEEcHER


GREGoRY q APPEL NC Il: 1901
BELLE VIEU, 532-New rooms. bath,
$3.50: King, 508, rms, bath, $3.50
water I'd. garage; s2750. r. 1893. Ri 5000
CENTRAL AVE, I513-Fine Groom double,
good location, $50. II. 3645
CHESTER AVE. 1861 66-New 4-room mod
ern double, garage; $50 per mo. Oh. 07o4,
after 8 o. N.
CORNELL. 2818-5-roon double. complete
bath. garage. water paid. He. 2526.
COTTAGE AVE, 1855 rooms; water pd.
gas, cleo; SIG; near school. Hu. 1853.
DAVIDSON, n, 31s-3 rms, water pd.:
good condition: S15 Inq. al y. Noble
DENNY. s.. 55-Mod bungalow, fenced
yard. garage. Il. 3737. II. 2!29 e.
DENNY. 823-COzy Arm. mod bungalow
double. gar. water pd: $32. Ia. 0682.
DREXELr--4-fm. mod; bungalow gar.
water nd. special inducement. Wa. 334l
EAST-5-rm. modern double. very reason
able. garage. Ii. 5575. Ewes. wa. 24lO-
EMPIRE ST, REAR BIT E. SOUTH-Four
rooms; car space: sl250 month.
ENGLISH AVE-. .31o8--4-room semi-noo-
Residence. II. 2119 R-8.
EUGENE, 852-4 rooms, modern, garage
s25. ii. 4437.
GRACE. S, 442-4-rm double, garage
water paid: sI8. He. 1913.
HAMILTON. N. 849-5-room double, s24
per mo-; semi-modern. water furnished
Ii. 1890. Mr.. Albershardt. HI. 6l24
HARLAN, 1903 5emi-mod., 5 rms, good
condition: SIT: l Wk. rent free. Hu. 1923
HERMANN. f22-5-rm. cottage; water paid.
near Real SIX: Al. wa. l434.
HOEFGEN. i522-Near CARRIED. broom
bungalow. complete bath: SIS. Oh. 3704-W
HOLMES. s.. 50s-4-room semi-moderu.
rent: $3.50. Re 9735.
ILL. n. 270l-Corner 2-Way 6-rm. mod.
dble. easily ltd. s37.50. wa. pd. IA. 0204
IRVINGTON-Dou mod: rms redee-
Grated; water paid: $3.50. II. 5325s
KANSAS. 232-Cozy arm. semi modern
HEALING N, 6l2-4-rm. bungalow suit
able one with oil stove: $50. On. 3055
REDWOOD. 2sII-6-room mod. double.
gar: water paid So. wa. zgol.
KEY STONE. n, 1925 rms, mod. except
furnace; redec. mr.. Teen; III. RI 0642.
LAUREL. 8IT-Cottage. rooms. newly
dec. gas. electricity. inside toilet. &c
ment cellar, porch, rent reduced SO.
LAUREL. 2053-4-room semi--mod.. good
condition: water paid. Ii oo34-
LIE GRAEDE. e. 1302-5-Eoouls. strietEY
mod. gar: water paid. Or. le2l-R.
LUDLOW. I902-Afodern single: hardwood
frs: near Hillside church. SD. He. 1851
MABEL, 202o-7-room semi-mod. double
water nd: reduced $40. 2. Grove 1921 i.
MICHIGAN. E. 3s14-4-room brick dou-
bic. garage. water pd. $40. Oh. 0583
MICHIGAN ST. W. 3543-Strictly mod,
8 clean rooms and bath. cisteru; garage;
fine home, reasonable.
MORRIS. z. 1927 inns. gar. mod; SIS.
n. jersey. s, 62s: 5-rm.. 2-car ga. s22.3
MOUNT. s.. 52-Cottage. rms. semi
modern garage. Be o746.
NEW YORK. 1928 W.-FiYc rooms, bath
garage: water paid. RI 7725. Open.
Half months rent free 20 good tenant
ORANGE. 20-5-room cottage. $50. near
Sacred Heart and No. q. Be. 5l7l.
OXFORD. r. s26-Corner. 6-room modem
double. garage. reduced ssT 50 Oh. 1870.
PARK AVE. 1872 handy rms. modern
J Only SIS, Ri 0o45.
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Painting and Papering

LET FRED METCHEL-
Give vou z figure on painting arc Dsoef
hanging before having 1t done. Spee. re-
5nred nrfres an both, all workmansnip
and material euarn. ri. 3194
Al DECORATOR. ,,
PAINTING. PAPER HANGlan ny
Paper removed BY steam Bise Ch 6z2z
PAPER HANGING-s2.5 80 rn.; paper s Sc 70
plssterinp. guar VANSAN1. Dr. 3298
WY pay NOPEPaper furnished anc
hung. 81 per room Oh. zoos. II. z4l2
PAPER HANGINC-s3 per rn.; cleaning
paintiua. work guaranteed RI. 999b
INTERIOR Decorating hy experts. We are
fully equipped for any Job. "a. z855
PAPER hung S2.50 per rom and up.
paper Sc Up, work guaranteed. DT z747.
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Death Notices

R Vie of Robert yo A. Bachmsn. sister Of
Mrs. Helen C.. Heath, passed away AanesII
e al oc9 is d m at the resi-
dence. ISIS Broadway. Burial Brooklyn.
Ind Friends invited. K1RBY-DlNN
CAMPBELL, ETHEL, MAE-Enttered int into
Stuart ST.. 1890 a. M, age "a years.
Beloved wife, of Lester E. GamgplbeLll,
man Funeral Saturday, Oct. 10, at the
above residence. 2 D. m Friends Invited.
HARRY W MOORE in charge.
DETER. MARTHA-Age so years beloved
and Miss Mary Deter Mrs H j. Nc
her home. 134i W RAY ST.. Thursday
$50 at the home, 8 a. m: Assumptioln
church Friends invited. KIRBY OHM
SERVICE.
DOYLE. MRS. ALIcE-Widow Of Patrick
ply. Mrs. Margaret Hanahan,, Springfield
o.. Mrs. Alice Watzek, Bloomington md;
Thomas John and Games Do ys7 q wd th
lawn. Ave, THURSDAY evening Funeral
Monday Oct 70 $40 cSoro at the s,,1 homf aolg
was a member of tn Third order and the
Altar Society. KIRBY OHM SERVICE.
UG, MRS. JOsEPHINE-Widow Of Mat
they thew Tg M2s 9thST q a ths ReY Fsspfr
Mrs Mrs. scott scot Wilson. Anthony. Lawrence;
Raymond, Margaret and Mrs Leonard
Sarg, passed away 10 q. m. THURSDAY,
Oct Is. Funeral Monday. Oct. 20, 9
a. IN. Sacred Heart church. Burial st.
,Toseph's cemetery. Friends invited.
TUSE. M. DUWARD-Of 1909 N La Sale,
age 66 years, beloved husband of Hattie
Luse, father of Mrs. Beatrice V. Ander-
SON. Mrs. Minnie Mock Mrs. Florence
Geyer. son of Susan Luse, brother of
Leon and Ernest. Luse and, Alta Eastes.
departed this life Wednesday. Oct. Is.
Funeral Saturday Oct 1S. 10 q. M. at
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
1880 Station st. Burial McCordsville, Ind.
WHITTENBURG. RANDOLPH S. =. Age
81 years. husband of Estella Whittenburg
and father of Mrs. Florence Royalty and
Floyd Whittenburg, son-in-law Of Jacob
Rubin and brother of Mrs. John Dunlap
and Albert Whittenburg, passed away
"wednesday, Oct l5 $40 p NJ; Funeral
at the late residence; S56 Good Ave,
invited Burial Washington Park.
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f4g-A0 Llslot y
LEGAL, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
TTCAT NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
N9ce Is her tbs gy6sn Nc
ing a public storage house WIN on
Monday. Nov 8. 1890. at 10 o'clock a.. M;
sell for accrued charges the household
and other goods belonging to the, fol-
lowing named persons: Ralph R. Adkins,
Lot 35i; Benz. D. Burrows. Lot $685. !sJyli
Brown. Lot 425; W. ?. Brown, Lot 5Si'
Mrs. Noble Cook, Lot 423; A; n. C2 s9s:
Greer. Lot 400 and 444; Florence Hull,
Lot 345: Bessie Jackson, Lot 32l Mrs.
MAY MondeIl. Lot 40 and 426, also knoWn
eb. May Mqnd fot 5s E Mes pat Gi Lot Lot
227: VIM. Ramsey. Lot $50: H. E; SnaJn1K3-
weller. Lot $50; L. D. Sowers. Lot 35l
Ralph Sims. Lot 227 and $3.50; otto descn :
PAPTfoV JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419-23 East Market St INDIANAPOLIS. IND
LEGAL Notice OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE no cG }os6sl DooAhl
In re petition of the Cleveland. Gin
cinnati Chicago g. St. Louis Railway
Company, the Chicago, Indianapolis q
Louisville Railway Company and the New
York. Chicago & st. Louis Railroad COM
pany to abandon agency station AT
Massachusetts, avenue, indianapolis,
Marion county Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana VIII con-
duct public hearing in the above en-
titled cause in the Rooms of the Commits
sion. State House at Indianapolis. lndl-
ana, at 10 o'clock a. m. on october 80,
1890.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission:
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
By HOWELL ELLIS.
Commissioner.
Indiana polls. Indiana.
October is. 1890.
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PAGE 20


COLUMBUS. Ind. Oct. 17-Wil-
liam Hester, Alma. Ill, visited here
q short time. en- route home from a
business trip thorugh the state. He
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. store new
pay months late.. No charge for haullng.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co. Z
4l9 E. Market. III. At20
LOCAL and overland hauling; packing ana
shipping on household GOODS. OTTO J
SUESz Ri 1851. Ri. 1923. Mites. On
J Il. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities DR.. 307l or RI. 1853
norman TRANSFER Satisfactory
moving service. overland trucking OF
furniture and freight. Oh. SSH.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO Prizes
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia 5l4s
BRITTON TRANSFERRING $3.50 load:
large trucks: responsible men DL 1910.
MOVING So. YOU help. 81 less: u ton
truck. quick. guarn. service. Oh. $3.50
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-Job
- losd. Prices right. L, 1858.
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AMBASoAUUhf
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 ~ PENN.
Beautifuliv furnished and unfurntshso
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tue
and shower. FTigidaire. walking distance
Phone Ri 1871.
UPPER DUPLEX hedrm. furn. apt
heat. utilities paid. gar. 26ll y. limos
RMs.-Bath, 2 bedrms, heat, water, pri.
entrance garage; adults Oh. 28zl-l
SIX POONS-Fverythin furn. $50 mo;
gar; care furnace for 2 apis. Oh. 0l62-J
MODERN Groom apartment: furnished.
downstairs So. 124 N. state ST.
1923 n. CHESTER-5-room modern. fur
nished. $50 Ii. 1890. MR.. ABBERSffARDI
HUI, 6124.
COMPLETELY furn. Arm. cottage. excel
lent condition; garage. imp;s street. con
venient people; special price to perma
nent tenant: avail at once. Ia 634o.
LOOK TONIGHT
So N. Brookville Rd. nicely furnished
6-room double end garage really worth
the money. S42.50 MI Mott sCHLOSS
BROS. INVESTMENT CO. u. 23l8.
FURNISHED HOME FOR RENT-317 f
21ST ST HA. 4812-M
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CAPITOL. N, 1T0l-3 room. eompleteiy
furnished; So per week. ia. 62l6.
CENTRAL i923-Two large. pleasant,
front rooms tkitchenl. suitable for man
and wife or two business women; best car
service in cityi $40: L. S. SUMME. AZ
illinois Bldg. II. 1857
COLLEGE AVE. f559-3-room apartment.
nicely furnished: yard. garage Ia. 1929.
DRExFL ARNS-7s0 N. III: 2. 3-rm. furn.
hskpg. suites with bath: SIC. SIS. II. 282l
NEW YORK. w. 1856 rooms. bath, moo
ern. furnished or unfinished Ri 9l35.
NORTH. e.. Sl6 and 1928 rooms. mod !:
Frigidaile: weekly rates. Ri. 400l
PLEASANT Run PARKWAY-s5S N. Drive,
4-room. = double. modern. 81 per week
Dr. 1921
WALLACE N. 17la-4-rm. apt; desirable
neighhorhood: very reasonable. II. It2S
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms
Houses and FIats FURNISHED

LOVELY wooDRUFF-Rm. kitchenette.
private bath: IS. Oh. 4l06.
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Personals
FIIR REP AIRING

Coat refining. remodeling. Satisfaction
guar; ! E. 36th apt. 104. Ha. o777-J.
BAD accounts collected or no charge
BIRDSALL. 91l Roosevelt Bldg Ri. 2265
DETECTIVES-Priva CONFIDENTIAL
Offices. 4451 Carrollton Ave. HUI. 31o7.
BRUCE'S CAFE-No. 2. 235 N. III. Same
service maintained as at 1877 N. Penn.
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ADJUSTMENTS

values in used and recon
ditioned sewing machines Singer Sewing
Machine Co. % N. Meridian Ri 9064
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NEWEST economical household articlei
rapid seller: price 35c: tested. approved
Good Housekeeping Magazine. Agents
wanted. Times Box B-l61.
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Room and Board Wanted

LIST ROOMS AND APTs. WITH THE
ACME SERVICE FOR RESULTS. RI.
1888.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Special Notices

WHY SUFFER with piles when you can
positively get well or it will cost you
nothing? This is strictly home treat
ment. Sent parcel post to any part OF
G. R. Wysong. 219 X of Bldg Office
Ri 4267 res 2939 N Meridian Ia 1910
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Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Man with car. $3.50 needed.
High class work. Good proposition, at
once Address Times Box B-i56
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SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR
AND NEURITIS.
56A2 WINTHROP AVE Hi 267A
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LOOK TONIGHT
Apartments for Rent

BELLEFoNTAINE, 2S15-3 rms. and bath
recently repainted and redecorated upper
apt; heat. water, garage. Or. 5l08.
CAPITOI. 1RnQ-Nice nnndern 4-rnnrn
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
BEAT AND JAIL
METAL. STRIKERS
Make An Unprovoked
Attack
(Cable By Inprecorr.)

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-Police made
an unprovoked attack on a striking
metal workers demonstration in the
Wedding district last night, beating
and arresting many workers. Shots
were fired. Thrifty arrests were
made. Many were wounded and
beaten. Police stormed the streets
shouting, Lights out" All win
dows were closed as on May Day.
Bullets were fired into doorways
and windows.
The strike meeting today ex-
pressed bitter protest against the
action of the police. Secret pro-
ceedings are going on between the
socialist union officials and the
government to throttle the strike.
The revolutionary trade union oppo-
sition issued an appeal calling on
all workers to support the strikers
to the extent of their power.
Referring to Bruening's Reichs-
tag speech, today's Rote Fahne,
Communist daily newspaper, de-
clares the hypocritical phases con-
corning sacrifice of the whole peo-
pie is a mockery of the working
masses. 1t declares that the work
ers' demands are impossible of full
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'Ern He'll"

FOSTER the Com ftys candidate governor New York
State, and Amte congressional the
District the Daily News admits will walk Madison
Square Garden tonight o participate the biggest political
of the current campaign"
Robert Minor the Part candidate for Congress
gressnal District the unemployed delegation
already released Welfare Island be present at
tonghts rally He is still Roosevelt Hospital following
ton for appendicitis which complicated
term.
tion being released together with and Amter On
another four months The Madison Square
immediate unemployment insurance rally the work
to force his immediate relief.
The thousands of unemployed workers who led by these mill
tan fighters March 9th will tongs
AS result of the struggle of the unemployed which
Communist leadership March 9Th the capitalist
been forced to make preense of considering the need the
for relief Here there being
nights rally of renewed and intensified struggle
outlined designed to force these capitalist henchmen
date and adequate relief to be administered by the
According Commissioner Murooney called
in his chief cossaks and instructed them wipe off the
hell! And this is described the polite version!
This the counter of the capitalists They will every
thing possible directly through their republican,
socialist TOOLS continue the workers carry crisis
burdens More peedup; lay-of police
terror-hese their plans.
Against this support the campaign
the will rally Madison tonight
Foster and Amter of struggles
their demands.
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DETROIT JOBLESS
DEMAND RELIEF
Plan Demonstration in
Grand Circus Park

DETROIT. - The Unemployed
Councils of Detroit have issued a
call to all unemployed and part
time workers to attend an unem-
ployment demonstration that will
be held at noon on Friday, Oct. Is,
in Grand Circus park, where de-
mands will be made that the Muir
ply city government provided i'm
mediate relief.
The call of the unemployed coun-
ellis of Detroit for this demonstra-
ton reads in part as follows:
Smash the Murphy-Ford starva-
ton conspiracy. Refuse to starve.
Fight for bread. Not Murphy char
ity but city unemployment relief.
What has become of the election
promises of Murphy to give immed-
late relief for unemployed? Over
100000 unemployed are starving.
Over six weeks have passed since
the election of Murphy. During
this period there have been regis
trations and more promises, but
they have not brought bread to the
hungry"
The statement goes on to expose
the fake public works schemes and
the charity promises of Murphy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
LAWRENCE FACES
20 YEARS IN JAIL
Found Guilty Under
Penn. Sedition Law

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 90
Bill Lawrence, Trade Union Unity
League organizer, was found guilty
get the conviction and with judge
under the Flynn anti-sedition act
for speaking at a Communist cam
paign meeting in November, 1928.
The sedition act carries a sentence
up to twenty years. The case has
been fought by the International
Labor Defense and a motion has
been made for a new trial by At
torney Levinson. Meanwhile Law
renee is in Jail in lieu of $4,000
bail.
Lawrence's crime consists of ex-
posing the Philadelphia graft ring,
for many years famous as one of
the most powerfully organized graft
rings in the United States, next to
the Tammany machine in New
York, In his speech the night of
his arrest he flayed capitalism and
tne DetrayerS OF the American
working class, the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, proving the Commu-
mist Party to be the only political
party capable of militant action
against the organized activities Of
the boss class.
The state worked desperately to
and jury being part of the machine;
t was not hard to convict Lawrence,
even on the flimsy evidence pro-
duced by the coal and iron govern
ment of this state.
A protest meeting will be held
tonight by the international Labor
Defense at Garrick Hall, 507 South
Eighth Street, in conjunction with
the Communist election campaign
rally.