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New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
TRACK STARS IN
 MEET AT TORONTO.
Indoor Meet in Canadian City
 Holds Center Of Interest

Toronto, Feb. 20 (P-Wilh the leading Canadian runners compel ing against stars from the United States, Toronto holds the center Of interest of the indoor track worlI tonight with the second Canadian indoor championship meet at the Coliseum. The list of stellar entries IS the best ever gathered for q me2t in eastern Canada.
 The 100 yard dash has drawn the best field. George Simpson of Ohio state, who ran the distance outdoors in g. 2-5 seconds, will try for indoor honors against Leigh Miller of Hali- fax and Johnny Fitzpatrick Of Tor onto, the Canadian pair that show ed the way to Notre Danes aca, Jack Elder, in the Millrose games in New York. Chet Bowman Of Newark, N. J., also is entered.
 Three middle distance races are featured by the appearance Of as many stars of the track world Dr, Paul Martin of Switzerland tops the field for the ,0G0 meter run. Phil Edwards. a member of the last Can adian Olympic team, will run 893 meters while Jimmy Ball of Winni- peg. another Olympic acc, will make his debut for the season iii the 800 meter event, William StrcIG of Detroit is Balls leading oppo- nent.
 Monty Wells of Boston and Har- old Osborn Of Chicago are the favor ties in the hurdles and the high jump with prospects of new Cana dian records. Vic Pickard of Ham ilton. former University of Pitts burgh star. likewise is seeking q Canadian record in the pole vault with Elmer Reick and Rod Goa y or Detroit furnishing the oppo5i- ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
New Device to Make
 Power Moving Cheap

Philadelphia, Feb. 20 tP}-A re- gently perfected device that the speaker said would make possible the cheap transmission of electric power from distant natural sources was described last night at the Franklin Institute by Dr. Albert W. Hull assistant director Of the re- search laboratories Of the General Electric company.
 The device Dr. Hull said. is call cd thyratro, which is described as Il refined and modified radio power
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

New Britain High schools 1u.e graduating class E ofticcred by capable pupils selected by their as sociates. The executives have adop- ted q "strictly business attitude in connection with their tasks and it is expected that they will place th'i group on a hiSh pinnacle. The of- EcrnIcr Bollman, vice president; Dorothy Potts. secretary, Oscar StCcgr, treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
A WAY TO STOP
 ATTACKS OF FITS

Reports are received Of an amaZ- ing treatment that epileptics state has proved successful in stopping their attacks E. Lepso, Apt. 66 ls- land Ave. Milwaukee, Wise, has been supplying sufferers with this treatment. He now wishes 10 reach all those who have not been helped and to do so is making the startling offer of q generous treatment free 10 all sufferers, Anyone afflicted shou)d write for this free treatment at once, giving agc.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

vacuum tube, put to special power transmission uses. It was developed in the General Electric laboratories.
 Dr. Hull said the new tube ''in- verts" alternating current into direct current, but through transformers and stepped down. for commercial use. Tbe speaker said the only waste of current was overcoming ing wires and cables.
 This, he declared, should not make ordinary long distance power transmission impraCticable.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
adesirable habits and correct his

undesirable habits and correct his weakness. e
 Important factors" pr. Dyer said, ''in both consolidation and re- educations are: finding the causes of the difficulties. bringing reason to bear instead of emotion or hurt feelings, avoiding opening up new differences and breaches, dealing with the matter objectively rather than personally and finding the funny or bright side of things
 Many who have attended Dr. Dyer's lectures expressed a desire to have this course continued. If ar engagements can be made a course of four more lectures will be given in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

France has the fastest war vessel It recently steamed at more than 46 miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
FACES DEPORTATION

New Haven. Feb. 2o - Ing GoN Gin, chinese, faces deportation be- cause he has failed 10 prove to the satisfaction of th" United States gov ornmcut thal he Was born in Cali fornia, Gm yonjruIcd that he was q native of Caluorum and that his parents ".r. killed in an "arlh- quake when he "as two years old.
 CHmH Wuh its more than 4o0,- oou.on" people. IS said not to contain .N"u on. mwrjc asylum.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

There is no sign of water or Napor on the moon.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
MCDONALD SPELLS
NAVAL WAR lies
Is Screen Of Bosses
Who Arm for War

LONDON, Mar. 9.-British i'm
perialism brought up its main propa-
ganda gun, ]. Ramsay Macdonald, in
order to try to dispel some of the
disillusionment of the masses over
the London e-for-armament con-
ference.
Macdonald spoke on his usual tripe
"peace" over the Columbia system
yesterday, which was broadcasted all
over the United States. Macdonald
said that no treaties would result
from the five-power conference, but
that all their attention would be
given to naval war arms.
at may not be our happy lot to
get as far as some of us would like
at this conference" said Macdonald,
meaning that he will not be able to
help the British imperialist build as
big navy as they would like to
against their rivals, but he would
do the best he could for his bosses.
No agreements have been reached on
future war armament building. The
only harmony is in hostility to the
Soviet Union.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
anti SOVIET
drive FOUGHT
Two More Groups Join
FSU in Mass Protest

Two more organizations today an
nounced their support of the move
ment launched by the Friends of
the Soviet Union, to combat the
anti-Soviet agitation in this coun-
try. The organizations are the Nom
Partisan Workers Children's Schools
and the Icor, the organization in
charge of activities in this country
in behalf of the Jewish colonization
work in the Soviet Union. Both or
ganizations also announced that they
would participate in the protest
mass meeting called by the Friends
Of the Soviet Union in Bronx Coli
scum, 177th st. and Bronx River,
for next Sunday March 16) after
noon, the day when Bishop Manning
has called for prayers for alleged
victims of Soviet religious persecu-
ton"
The John Reed Club, 10 Fast
18th St, an organization of Ameri-
can writers and artists, today au-
Continued on Page Two)
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
PREPARE MARCH
29 CONFERENCE
OF UNEMPLOYED
7. U.U.L. Organizing
National Meet of
JObless Workers
Broaden the Struggle
Sharpen March 6 Fight
for Work or Wages

With the unemployed movement
greatly expanded by the demonstra-
tions throughout the country on
March 6, reports are arriving at the
national office of the Trade Union
Unity League of preparations for
the National Conference on unem-
ployment to be held in New York
on March 29.
The conference will embrace en-
ployed workers through the repre-
sentatives of the revolutionary trade
unions of the T.U.U.L.. representa-
tives of revolutionary minority in
dustrial leagues, and expectations of
representatives from the principal
Councils of Unemployed throughout
the country.
The conference will be in the ma
ture of an organizational prepara-
tion for wider campaign on the
subject of unemployment to organize
a great convention some time later
in Chicago, and to shape out the
measures of the struggle for work
or wages, social insurance, the fight
against speed-up and wage cuts and
for the seven-hour day and five-day
week, and the release of all fighters
victimized by capitalist class revenge
for the warning served on the capi-
talists by the workers in the March
6 demonstrations.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
More Lies from the White
House

In before the demonstration of 5o0Oo workers March
9th demanding WORK OR WAGES Herbert Hoover
print with Optimistic that unemployment will
Such Ies which every wenfomd capitalist
laughs intended to "ca the while
assaults prepared against them.
The facts that the crisis grows deeper.
figures of the most authoritative capitalist
Steel production the
million tons less than in the first two months of last
Building awarded February
II cent below last and % per below 1925
loadngs decidedly lower than time
years, being per below the five-year
Automobile production so below last year "There
estimates that
will be only of that last year." (Annas
Hoovers lies will change
the fact that unemployment has become
before the crisis o.
lies entire working
To the demand for the president
with fairy tales about the good times coming"
Only the the workers. employed
employed, will gain the workers demands.
Forward to the Unemployment Conference of March Goth!
Build the revolutionary the Unemployment
Counci Join the Communist Party! give
to the lies from the White House
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
Capitalist Press FOams with
Lies Against JObless Masses
Distort Facts About Unemployment in the
Soviet Union

servative estimate, from $4,000 to
100000 political prisoners"
Just four days before March q,
however, the same New York Times
printed report fresh from Moscow
by the Times own correspondent, Mr..
Walter Duranty, that:
Instead of unemployment, which
reached nearly 100000 among the
organized workers a year or two
ago, to say nothing Of the almost
chronic unemployment among a large
percentage of peasants who used tc
60 to towns as unskilled labor, there
is more work today in Russia than
Continued on Page Thrsel
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
MILLIONS FOR
GRAIN GAMBLERS
Nothing for Jobless;
Demand Work or Wage

WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-Yester-
day in letter to Speaker Long
worth, Hoover asks that Congress
give the Federal Farm Board an
other $100,000,000 to help the grain
spectators. Over $150,000,000 has
already been handed to the bankers
controlling the grain spectators.
While Hoover finds millions for
the very bandits who rob the farm
ers, he is ominously silent on unem-
ployment insurance for the 100000
unemployed. He knows that the
jobless workers cannot eat his vol
luminous lies.
The Hoover imperialist govern
ment plans to spend $500,000,000
to keep the grain gamblers from los
ing money because of the rapid drop
in grain prices. Not one penny for
the starving jobless.
However, millions of workers have
already expressed their determina-
tion to fight for work or wages. 1t
is becoming more and more difficult
for the capitalists to blind the work
ers about the real nature of the
capitalist state. The workers know
that only by organization and mill
tant class action will they be able
to force the bosses to discourage
some of the billions of profits for
unemployment insurance.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
HOOVER DEMANDS
HAITI DICTATOR
Bankers Commission
Approves Step

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, March
9.-The Hoover imperialist commits
sion to Haiti, headed by the Wall
Street banker, Cameron Forbes, has
recommended a dictatorship of Haiti
on May Is, when Borno's term ex-
pires.
The Wall Street commission wants
one of its puppets to take over pow
err for the bankers who control Haiti.
The plan of dictatorship is so rot
ten that Borno has consented to it.
Hoover approves of the idea too, and
will appoint one of his boys to handle
Wall Streets interests against the
Haitian masses when Borno steps
out of the job he has handled so
we'll for his imperialist masters.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
DEFEAT THE BOSS CLASS REVENGE AGAINST THE J0BlESS
Demand Immediate Release Heroic Fighters Work Wages
Killers of Ella May Go Free
Unemployment Delegation
Held Without Bail

day delegation elected by the New York
Unemployment Demonstration of 100000 workers, held in Jail
without ball. the murdeer of Ella May North Carolina being
free by the capitalist Capitalist class justice revealed it
self again, capitalist class dictatorship.
To lead the unemployed millions demand relief from misery
and starvanths high crime in the of the capitalist state
To kill striking workers the public highwayh meritorous
deed in the eyes of the state.
later the sheriff Ezabehown Tennessee resigned his
office impossible hold his job he refused
the highway beat and kill the striking workers;
being unusual sheriff. he resigned his job. His will
the he refused with the firm of the cap
taist class and its hangerson.
Chicago the city carried
entering private meeting halls and beating all with clubs
and bakacs beating arrested workers inside the as thai
several lying hospitals danger of their ves raidng offices
and book stores and destroying equipment and oc with the
spoken silent approval of the entire capitalist
pulpit and lackeys of the socialist party and A. F. of
Throughout the country several hundred workers jailed for
the crime" of appearing the streets demonstrate for work
Workers learn the these The government
their is the dictatorship of the capitalist class Workers
only obtain their demands by organized struggles they obtain
justice only by establishing their the dictatorship
the working class.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
More Reports OF March 8 As
Workers Prepare for Future
5000 at Rockford, ILL.,; 5000 at Stamford, in
Spite of Bosses Locking Workers in Factories
One Hundred Join Party at Youngstown; Roch-
ester to Carry on Struggle at Factory Gates

demands of the unemployed workers
for something real and substantial
for the 5000 unemployed in Rock
ford.
AS a direct result of this demon
stration, several hundred employed
and unemployed workers joined the
Trade Union Unity League and the
Unemployed Council. Already we
have several factories so per cent
organized and Rockford will become
a stronghold of revolutionary union
ism in the near future.
u
(By Special Correspondence.)
STAMFORD, Conn.,, Mar. 9.-On
International Fighting Day Against
Unemployment, last Thursday, 5000
workers demonstrated here at the
Continued on Page Three)
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
SOVIET ACCUSES
BRITISH Govt
14,250,000 Farms Are
Now Collectivized

United Press reports Sunday from
Moscow stated that the "Izvestia,"
organ of the Soviet Government,
states that since the Church of
England is a State Church and is
subsidized by the British govern
ment, the actions of the church
against the Soviet Union constitutes
a violation of the Anglo-Soviet
agreement for mutual non-inter-
ference in internal affairs.
Reports also gave the statement
that today IS per cent of all farms,
or 14,250,000 individual households,
containing a total of 100000 per-
sons, were merged into collectives
by March /.
In some important grain regions,
such as the North Caucasus, more
than 70 per cent of the farms are
collectivized. The press reports that
this figured exceeded the hopes of
Lenin in the progress of the So
cialization of agriculture.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10


ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Mar. 9.-On last
Thursday fully 5000 workers gath
cred at the demonstration on Unem-
ployment before the City Hall. A
march of many hundreds was made,
six abreast, from the I.O.G.T. Hall
in perfect order with banners bearing
the slogans for work or wages and
other demands, the workers singing
the "Internationale' en- route.
The delegation to the mayor
(Hallstrom, an eX-socialist) report
ed that the mayor refused to aid the
unemployed, stating that the best
he could do was to promise 800 work
ers months work on public con-
struction. The speaker pointed out
the nature of this paltry promise as
a protection of the bosses against the
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
Ask Teachers to Be Stool
Pigeons Against Children
Were Ordered to Report All Those Missing on
World Unemployment Day

dren about them today. At $50 and
80 the list of absentees are to be
sent to the principals office"
The swarms of cheap dicks and
thugs that parade as "truant Of
ficers" that descended on the chill
dren demonstrators was the accom-
paniment of the above instruction to
the teachers.s And the following is
the statement Of the Committee of
District No. q of the Young Pioneers
of America, on the events Of March
6:
"0ver 1000 children under the
(Contisued on Page Three)
The daily worker., 1930-03-10

On Wednesday, March 5, the
teachers in the public schools of
New York City were sent the follow
ing notice, which-it should be oo-
served-does not even inform the
teachers what sort of stool pigeon
tricks the Board of (capitalist) Edu-
cation was asking them to perform
There is special reason why we
would like to see a maximum of at
tendance in school tomorrow. Will
you, therefore. do all in your power
to make tomorrow as important and
as attractive as possible? Arrange
for special lessons and tell the chill
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
rial of As COunter-Re-
'OlutiOnists Starts in
lharakov, u. S. S. r.

A United Press dispatch from
,harlsov, U.S.S.R., reports the OPEN
,g of the trial here against As tech
icians for their counter-revolution
ry activity as organizers of the
Union for the Independence of the
Iraine," an organization supported
? British and other imperialists.
Soviet officials announce that
rof. Sergei Yefremov, former vice.
resident of the Academy of Science
: the Ukraine, who heads the
Union for the independence of the
evolutionary activity. Wholesale as
lssinat;ons were planned by the
,pporters Of the imperialist inter-
'ntionists.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
COAL COMP ANY
DEATH TRAP OK.
With TAMMANY
McNutley Bros. Killed
3 Workers, But Are
Safe From Law
Only Glass Justice
Prosecution Busy With
failing Mar. 6 Leaders

The district attorneys office, their
time all taken up with capitalist
class revenge on the leaders of the
unemployed workers of New York,
have refused to take any steps to
prosecute McNulty Bros, coal dig
gers, who constructed a death trap
at Hist st. and Harlem River, in
which they killed three workers,
and perhaps more, on February 21.
Though it is openly admitted that
the coal bins built over a coal pocket
there by McNulty Bros, had over a
million pounds of coal piled on a
floor supported by little 81" beams,
with only a quarter-inch thick GEN.
ter web, and that it was the collapse
of these beams and of bolts in the
flooring, which were not riveted, but
fastened only by hand-turned nuts.
that buried five men in the coal.
"No proceedings are possible. Three
of the victims were taken out dead,
the other two just vanished from
the news.
Assistant Attorney George de
Luca says: "The collapse was purely
accidental. How can l hold McNulty
Bros. criminally responsible ?"
The coal bins were erected with
out any sort of city supervision or
permit, and this, too, it seems, was
quite legal and all right.
Monroe Goldwater, who has been
counsel for the firm, is partner
of Edward j. Flynn, secretary of
state, and Tammany boss in the
Bronx.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
HUNDREDS join
COMMUNISTS
March 6 a Triumph for
Cleveland Workers
(Bu Special Correspondence) J

(By Special Correspondence
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March o.
IN Thursday, $4,000 workers Of
cleveland massed on the Public
quarc on the call of the Communist
'arty and the Trade Union Unity
'eague to demonstrate against un-
mployment. After a march to the
'ity Hall where the demands of the
'orkers were presented to the city
overnment the workers returned
the Public Square marching in
ne main streets, and finished the
emonstration by raising two red
lags.
The meeting on the Square began
IL a. m. when three stands were
Continued on Page Three)
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
CAPITALISTS PREPARE TO
RAILROAD LEADERS OF
MASS JOBLESS MOVEMENT
Re-Arrest Raymond, After Release on S2,5OC
Bail; Manufacture New Charges
Foster, Minor, Amter, Raymond and Lester
Still in JAIL Mobilize Workers for Defense
BULLETIN.

Imprisonment the five members Of the Deleg
9Th Unemployment Demonstration to be secured
action of the capitalist courts the
plan haen Nc AdooCran regime of New York
Ctys employing class.
combination Of the police department the courts
working plan to
through before the week guilty verdict against Foster
Raymond and Lester the charge OF unlawful
which with ndetermnate sentence of from
months o three years imprisonment
planned give the heroic March 9Th fighters for Work
Wages!" the absolute limit.
Angered the determination of the workers not TO stand
by and starve while unemployed shown by the tremendous
of 1000 in Union Square and the millions al
the United Thursday the entire capitalist state
machinery New York is being oiled by the hysterca bosses
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
Today in History of
the Workers

March 10, 1917-Russian Revo-
luton began with general strike
in Petrograd, troops fired on
workers demonstrations, election
of delegates to Workers Councils
in factories. 1922-Clash between
striking coal miners and police in
Johannesburg, South Africa. 1928
Salvador Segur, Spanish syndi-
calist leader, assassinsted in Bar
celona. 1924--50,000 Bombay, In
dia, textile workers struck. 1925
international Anti.Fascist Con-
gress held in Berlin.
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
FOOD WORKERS
SHOP MEETING
Come in April; Mass
Meet for NeWUnion

AT packed mass meeting in Man
haitian Lyceum, 66 f. Fourth ST.,
called by the food workers section
of the Trade Union Unity League
an expose was made of the splitting
tactics of the officials of the Anal
gamated Food Workers who refused
to carry out the will of the member
ship who have decided to affiliate to
the T.U.U.L. by a majority vote in
the last referendum.
Rank and file workers from the
Continued on Page TaUo)
The daily worker., 1930-03-10
w. ]. MOO.

The New York Times is getting
nervous hysterically so.
Its editors, like La Fontaine said,
are paying tribute to the devil. They
slap their own faces and cut their
own tongues.
One glaring example out of thou
sands. On march 6 the Times flared
up with the usually attractive head
line: "Jobless in Russia Meet Red
Bayonets," Inter ALA the lengthy ac-
count following, there was the "Ob-
servers" report that "there are now
in Soviet Russia from 100000 to
100000 unemployed, and on a con-