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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples.
Parma With Cream.
Omelet.
Toast.
Orange Marmalade.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Corn Chowder.
Crackers.
Preserved Loganberries.
Oatmeal Cookies.
Tea.
DINNER.
Cream Of Potato Soup.
Baked Stuffed Haddock.
Potato Cakes.
Green Peas.
Celery and Nut Salad.
Steamed Chocolate Pudding.
Custard Sauce.
Coffee.
OMELET.
Two cups boiling milk, one
tablespoon -four, four eggs beaten
separately. Let milk cool some
what, tt1en stir into the eggs and
nour. Butter an earthen dish,
pour In and bake 40 minutes.
(Set on the stove q few minutes
before putting IN the oven.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
TUNE In ON THrsl

Every Tuesday evening at $50
over WJZ-"Around the World
with Libby" concert cruise.
Also Mary Hale Martin 8 House
hold Period, Wednesday mornings
at 10:45 from the same station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

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The daily worker., 1930-03-29
prep ARE FOR WAR
AGAINST S0vIETS.
AT NAVY Meeting
Talk Military Pact of
: Imperialist
Bandits
Hoover Leads Move
Gen. Asks More Arms
to Attack USSR

LONDON, March 28.-An ALI
ance of the imperialist powers is
being forged at the London race
for-arms meet directed mainly
against the Soviet Union. This was
made doubly clear yesterday when
Macdonald for British imperialism,
and BRAND for French Imperialism
announced that they were framing
a European "peace pact" under Ar
ticle XVI of the League of Nations,
which provides for a united front
of the signatories in the event of
war.
Stimson, on behalf of American
imperialism, has declared that the
American imperialist bandits will
agree to this maneuver under the
form of a Consultative pact"
While the main object of this new
military maneuver is war on the
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics,
it also expressed the sharpening an
tagonisms between the two chief
imperialist nations, Great Britain
and the United States. 1t is the
Continued on Page FiUe)
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Hoover Wants Haiti
Y o k e frightened

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-On
the basis of the fake report of the
banker-led Haiti Commission secret,
Hoover today issued set of recon-
mendations to strengthen imperial
ist rule in Haiti. These provide for
permanent Wall Street officials in
the Haiti government.
Strengthening'of the Haiti Guarde
National as Revolutionary
force to replace the marines-pos-
sibly. No withdrawal of marines
until 1886, and not then if it does
not suit American Imperialism, or
if the reactionary government has
not been built up strong enough to
smash the revolutionary action of
the masses.
Hoover said he would withdraw
Brig. Gen. John H. Russell, high
commissioner, sometime in October
When Borno's successor is picked by
The American imperialists. Undoubt-
edly Russell will be replaced by as
rapacious an imperialist as he is.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
LIBERATOR VITAL TO|LERS prep ARE
TONECRO MASSES FOR MAY DAY
Conference April & to
Lay Plans for Meet

With less than a week before the
May Day Conference will. take place
on April 4 at z p. m. at Manhattan
Lyceum, &c E. 4th St., New York
City, many militant organizations
are preparing their delegations with
suggestions and other proposals for
the carrying through of the May
Day demonstrations.
In a statement issued yesterday
by the district bureau of the Com
munist Party, all shop groups are
urged to issue special editions of
the factory newspapers for May
Day. The aim in the May Day
preparations must be to achieve a
political mass strike and to- mobil-
ize a minimum of seventy-five
large factories in New York to go
out on strike on May Day in addi-
tion to a large number of small
factories which are expected to par
ticipate. In order to carry through
this purpose every militant labor
organization will have to exert the
greatest energy. The May Day con-
ference on April 4 will be the rally
ing point for the carrying through
of these plans.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Weapons of Struggle
Against Reformists

The vast Importance Of the Lib
orator as an agitator and organizer
of the Negro masses is graphically
shown in the present rapid growth
of the American Negro Labor Con-
gress, and in the desperation with
which the Negro petty bourgeoisie
are meeting this new life of the Con-
gress.
In their efforts to combat the
growing rehabilitation OF the Negro
masses and the rising influence of
the Congress, the Negro petty bour-
geoisie are resorting to the most
desperate tricks. Of t bese the most
glaring and desperate IS the attempt
by DR.. Du Bois in the April "Crisis"
to establish a Similarity" between
the militant, class-struggle program
of the A.N.L.C. and the reformist,
petitionist program of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People. This typically bour-
geois trick of confusing the masses
in order to divert into ineffective
channels they everyday struggles
against exploitation and imperialist
oppression must be ruthlessly COM
batted by the A.N.L.C. and its Off
cial organ, the Iiberator."
In order to effectively combat this
new tactic of the Negro petty -bour-
geoisie, the "Liberator" must con-
tinue to appear weekly. To enable
it to appear weekly the workers,
black and white, must respond i'm
mediately and generously to its ap-
peal for help. Unless such response
is forthcoming, the "Liberator' will
be forced to suspend publication.
This would be nothing less than
catastrophe to the entire working
class.
Every worker should send in his
bit, whether it be dime or a dollar
or five dollars. But act now, at
once.
THE LIBERATOR
799 Broadway, Room 39S, N. Y. c,
am sending. ....... dollars en-
closed to help The LIBERATOR.
Name .....'..'............'.'.l
address
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Youth Conference to
Form Center; Demands
"NO Discrimination"

The National Youth Conference
to be held in conjunction with the
NATIONAL Preliminary Conference on
Unemployment today will not only
make plans for the continues and in
tensified organization of young
workers, jobless ard employed, but
will elect Youth Committee to worl,
along with the national executive
committee elected by the main con-
ference. 1t will issue a national
youth leaflet calling upon all young
workers to participate in all the
state conventions, and to mobilize
for national youth conference at
the national convention on unem-
ployment to be held in Chicago.
The youth conference will have
proposed to it by the Youth Depart
ment of the T.U.U.L. demands for:
Unemployment benefits ('work or
wages'D for all young workers with
no discrimination because of age,
color or sex; the six-hour work day
with special safety provisions for
young workers; no discriminaticN
against young workers; free recrea-
tional opportunities for young work
ers; free food, clothing, fare and
school supplies for the children of
the unemployed workers and. other
demands.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Chance to See Two
Great Soviet Films
Here Tomorrow

"Have just read in the Daily
about the new film from Soviet
Russia, the one about the Five Year
Plan. This is just what we have
been looking for. We all like the
Soviet films; they are far superior
to the slop dealt out to us by the
American magnates."
This letter, signed "a Friend" is
one workers reaction to the an
nouncement that for the first time
in this country a film on the great
Five-Year Plan of Socialist Con-
struction will be shown. The show
ing will take place tomorrow, start
ing at 2 p. n., until midnight, at
Star Casino, 10th st. and Park
Ave. under the auspices of the
Workers International Relief. In
addition, "a Fragment of an EN-
pire," one of the most remarkable
,and stirring of all the Soviet films,
will be shown.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Demands for Jobless
Proposed Today to
difference by TUUL

1. Work or Wages. Unemploy-
ment insurance for the jobless
amounting to full wages, to be fl
nanced by tax ON all profits and
inheritances (Which were greater in
1929 than any time in history by
billions of dollars)l by reduction in
the salaries of all high officials, and
by the removal Of the tax exemp-
tion now enjoyed by the churches
on their tremendous properties; and
shall be administered by represen-
tatives elected directly by the work
ers, both workers in the shops and
the unemployed through their coun-
ellis.
2. Until the unemployment insur-
ance is operative, the government
must make an emergency appropria-
tion for emergency relief equal to
the insurance of full wages, and
administered as in Point l.
3. A sum shall be Immediately
appropriated as an initial amount
for building workers dwellings,,
which shall be rented by the city to
workers, preference being given to
the unemployed, without discrimina-
tion against or segregation of Ne
groes, at the rate of ten per cent of
their income. All evictions of un-
employed workers for non payment
of rent shall be prohibited.
Shorter Hours.
a. In order to reduce unemploy-
ment there shall be established a
seven-hour day and five-day week
without reduction of wages for all
employees of the city and all work
ers in public works whatsoever. No
overtime shall be allowed. A gen.
eral law providing for the seven
hour day and five-day week shall
be proposed to the State legislature.
5. All federal, state and city of
ficials and police officers respon-
sible for and participating in the
brutal and bloody attack upon de-
monstrations March 6 shall be dis
missed and punished.
6. The blacklisting of workers for
their political opinion or union ac-
tivities shall be Immediately pro-
hibited and all attempts at such
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
COSGRAVE GOVT OUT
FaRey De Valera TO Form Cabinet

DUBLIN, March 2S.-The Cos
grove government resigned today
after defeat in the Dali Eireann,
the Irish parliament. The Cosgrove
government is a dictatorship of the
bourgeoisie, ruling t.e country in
direct alliance with British imperial
ism.
The Fianna Fail, headed by Ea-
mon De Valera, now in Chicago, has
accepted responsibility for the for
nation of a new cabinet. De Valera
still continues to make gestures OF
opposition to British imperialism,
and the Fianna Fail has become
party of the Irish bourgeoisie basing
itself upon the acceptance of the
Free State, ignoring the needs Of the
masses, and Vi. zeal problems ca
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
MARTIN TO CHAIN GANG
Bosses Fear Strikers in the South

WINSTON SALEM, N. c., Mar.
2S.--"They want a Soviet goddess
country here This was the key
note Of the charge made to the
jury here by assistant solicitor Web
ster in a speech reeking with preju-
dice in his share of the glaring
frame-up against Dewey Martin,
district organizer of the National
Textile Workers Union.
Martins appeal was denied, end
he is again convicted to sixty days
on the chain gang To make the
sentence worse, Dewey Martin is
being tried for two alleged bum
checks, each separately, and Will un-
doubtedly be convicted for a term
on the chain gang for each charge.
Joseph Schenck, who conceals his
vicious class bias behind smooth le-
gal phrase; in the manner of Barn
hill of Gastonia fame, offered sus-
The daily worker., 1930-03-29

independence from Britain, the land
question, etc.
The Fianna Fails American leaning
has it's basis in De Valera's desire
to maintain a semblance of opposi-
tion to Britain and thus preserve
his followers among the petty-bour-
geoisie, the farmers and workers.
They indirectly support U. S. i'm
perialism on the grounds that eng
lands enemy is Ireland's friend"
Hoover, De Valera has proved him
self good tool of British imperial
ism at all times.
The economic crisis in Ireland to-
gether with unemployment has been
growing severe during the past few
months.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29

pended sentence if he would nav
the checks, court costs, and would
not get in trougle for the next two
years" Since strikes will soon
break cut all over the Carolinas.
and the rest Of the South, this is
an obvious effort on the part of
the Carolina bosses to stop Martins
activities in the class struggle.
Martin flatly refused the offer.
In his testimony, when questioned
about god he stated that he believes
in science. When pressed for a
categorical answer, Martin flatly
answered that he did not believe in
god. All mention of working class
activity was rigidly cut off by OBJ
jections from the state, which were
sustained with monotonous regular
ity.
Martins case will be appealed to
The State Supreme Court.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29

90 East F0urth ST., TO Work
out further organization and
a co-ordinated fight against
starvation.
This is the first national uneM-
ployment conference ever held in
America. The American working
class is making history today.
Free the Committee.
The conference will have for
another of its main tasks the rally
ing of masses against the revenge
trials of the capitalist class, which
is intent on railroading to Jail hun
dreds of workers and jobless who
took leading parts in the March 6
demonstrations. 1t will lead a ma
tion-wide struggle for the immediate
release from all charges of Foster,
Minor, Amter, Lesten and Raymond,
the elected delegates of 10000 New
York demonstrators. These workers
go on trial April II.
Most of the delegates to the CON
ference came bearing the protest
resolutions of the bodies that sent
them, For example, the T.U.U L.
from Washington,'D c., wires that
they elected four delegates, and
adopted resolution demanding the
release Of the New York committee
This protest campaign is not con
fined to the T.U.U.L. unions. 4
letter from local 107 of the Paper
Plate and Bag Makers Unior,
Brooklyn, states that so per cent of
that local voted to attend the Marc.1
6 demonstration and that all work
ers struck in II shops. The mem
bers of this local then held meet
inC on March 25 and denounced the
Continued on Page FiUe)
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Today in the
DaiIp ~ Wnrker

A Soldier and Working Glass
Fighter. Page 6. Austrian Auto
Workers Political Strike. Page 5.
What the workers think. Two
full pages of Workers Cores
pondence. Page 2 and 3.
MONDAY.
New feature. Series on water
front starts. "Philanthropic
Pawnshop," by Solon De Leon.
Member Of Lovestone National
Council" repudiates the agents of
Imperialism. Fascist schemes of
Ohio Socialists"
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
j0BLESS NEGRO
WORKER Ev|CTED
Unemployed Council to
Put Him Back a

NEWARK, N. IA. Grant, Ne
gro worker with five children, was
evicted from his home in Livingston
st. today and his furniture scattered
in the yard, because he was not able
to pay the rent. Grant has been out
of work since Christmas and has
the burden of both earning living
and keeping his household, as his
wife is dead.
The Unemployed Council of the
Trade Union Unity League, in CO.
operation with the Communist Party
and the Young Communist League,
will hold protest demonstration in
front of the building to demand the
immediate reinstatement of the FAM
lily into their home.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
NATIONAL UNENlPL 0YDlENT CONFERENCE MEETS TODAY
Don't Miss Waterfront Articles Monday

On Monday, the
first of a series Of
special articles on
the marine industry
will appear. These
feature articles are
the result of a spe-
cial investigation by
Harry Cannes, in CO.
operation with the
Marine w ork e RS
League, of conditions
of the sailors and
longshoremen; u H.
employment on the
waterfront, speed-up
on the ships; the U.
S. Shipping Board
and war . 'prepara-
lions in the struggle
ior world markets.
Don't miss these ar
;icles. They will be
Illustrated with un-
lsu a | photographs
and drawings. Read
lbout the sailors cast
IN the beach; life at
he III o ly Flop
House," Joe the job
giver, and m a n y
} ; h er interesting
topics
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Painters Mass Meet
Today Hits Zausner
Move Against Men

"Our great Secretary Zausner is
leaving no stone unturned to snug
gle through his famous plan the
main purpose of which is the three
year term, extra buiness agent and
more taxation against the will of
the membership says a leaflet is
sued by the Inter-Local Conference,
in call for meeting of all paint
ers and paperhangers. The meeting
will take place today at p. M, at
the Labor Temple, 243 East Saith st.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
VICIOUS USSR
ENEMY HEADS
GERMAN GOVT
Catholic Bruening to
Form New Cabinet
For Big Bosses
Prepare Dictatorship
Acute Danger Of Break
With Soviet Union
Prepare Dictatorship
(Wueless By Inprecorr.)

BERLIN, March 28.-The Mueller
government resigned yesterday
night. Four socialist ministers
agreed to all the demands Of the
capitalist nominees, inrluding furth-
er reduction in unemployment bene-
fits to save the government, but the
socialist Reichstag fraction turned
down the proposal, fearing the anger
of the vast unemployed masses.
Today Hindenburg entrusted the
formation of a new cabinet to the
catholic politician, Bruening. The
latters only possibility is to form a
minority cabinet, and will therefore
form a so-called personages cabinet
without respect to parties; in other
words, cabinet representing heavy
industry. The capitalist demands
will be rushed through with the
help Of dictatorship, under Para
graph 4S, if necessary. Under Para
graph 4S, it is possible to close down
the parliamentary body, but this is
unlikely at the present time, as the
socialists are expected to adopt an
attitude of friendly neutrality to-
wards the cabinet.
Today's "Germania," organ of the
catholic party, writes: "The people
categorically demand an energetic
policy along the whole line in the
cabinet and in parliament, if pos
sible, but without parliament if the
latter's impotence endangers the re-
generation policy"
The new cabinet means an inten-
sified anti-Soviet foreign policy and
an acute danger of breach.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Newark Workers to
Hear Porter Sunday

NEWARK, N. j., March 2S.-
Workers Of Newark will hear John
Porter, the soldier, who was impris-
oned for his activity on behalf of
the New Bedford mill strikers. Por-
ter will be the principal speaker At
a mass-defense IN ing Sunday,
March 80, 3 p. m., at SO Mercer St.
Other Labor Defense meetings are
scheduled in Newark. One will be
held April A, at s p. M, at SO Mer-
GER st. On April 3 defense meet
ing will be held in the Negro Sec
ton, at 135 Broome st. The meet
ings are under International Labor
Defense auspices.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Today in History Of
the Workers

March 20, 1s26-WiIheIm Lieb-
knecht. German pioneer Socialist
and friend of Marx, born in Gies-
sen. 1912-British Parliament
forced by unions to adopt mini
mum wage law for miners. 1917
Workers of Russia appealed to
proletariat Of all countries to end
world war. 1919-Raoul Villain.
assassin of Jean Jaures on eve Of
world war, acquitted in Paris.
1922-300,000 British shipyard
workers struck against wage cut.
1925---Czechoslovak mine, metal
and chemical workers struck.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Workers Defend C.P.
Speakers in Newark

NEWARK, N. j., March Is
Workers of the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Co, forced the local police to
keep hands off Communist speakers
who addressed the workers at an
open-air meeting before the plant
yesterday. Nearly 800 workers from
the plant and other plants nearby
eagerly listened to the speakers. The
Communist Party will continue the
shop-gate meetings despite the po-
lice.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
UNEMPLOYMENT TALK.

The position of the Unemployed
Councils and the Trade Union Unity
League, following the tremendous
successes of March 6, will constitute
the subject Of the lecture to be held
by John Schmies, assistant secretary
of the. T.U.U.L., Sunday, March 80,
at the Workers School Forum, at 8
D. m.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
international
Wireless
News
(Wirelcss by Inprecorr)

(WWelcss by Inpreco1r)
BERLIN, March 2S.-Beuster
appealed to the peasants to follow
the example of their Russian broth.
srs and seize the holdings of the
Dig landowners at the European
Peasant Congress today. He spoke
after Voitovich, representative of
the German agricultural workers.
1t was decided to have discussion
on the first and second point of the
agenda together. In the afternoon
session the Italian peasant leader
Migliolis spoke on fascism and the
war danger and declared that the
only solution for the peasant prob
lem was the one being demonstrated
in the Soviet Union. The reports
were followed by thorough discus
sion in the Friday morning session
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
WARREN WORKERS DEMON
STRATE.

WARREN, Ohio (By MaiD.-War-
rem workers, steel mill hands, DEM
onstrated last week in protest
against the March 6 arrests. Philip
Morris was arrested for distributing
leaflets and. sentenced to 40 days in
Jail.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
Banquet Opens Worker
Education Sessions

All workers who attend the
Workers. School Banquet are as
sured a good time. 1t will be held
at Manhattan Lyceum, &C E. Fourth
St., on Friday night, April 19. The
banquet will open the Workers Edu-
cation Conference, which will meet
Saturday, April 10, at the Workers
School, &c Union Square.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
DENVER DEMONSTRATION FOR

DENVER, Col, March 2S.-Five
hundred Denver workers took part
last Saturday in an open air meeting
at 18th and McLarnin to voice their
opposition to the anti-Soviet propa-
ganda of the churches.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
PORTER IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2S.--
John Porter, soldier, jailed for his
activity for the New Bedford mill
strikers, will speak here Friday,
April 4, at 1112 Madison st. John
Harvey, secretary of the Young
Communist League, will also speak.
The daily worker., 1930-03-29
FORMS NATIONAL CENTER
T0LEADFICHT FOR WORK
OR WAGES" FOR 100000
Rallies Masses to Free Elected Representatives
of 100000 March Demonstrators and Others
Leads Up to National Mass Convention Later;
TUUL Board Makes Preliminary Arrangement

Delegates from every district in the country representing
unempioym councils formed the 70O00OO jObess
industrial unions and leagues of the Trade Union Unity
League etc. ahe representatives of the militant of
workers in U S will meet today at in Manhattan Lyceum
The daily worker., 1930-03-29

The War Preparations Against the Soviet Union
Arc Growing Rapidly. In Londcn The Imperial
ist Bandits Are Preparing Alliance
Against the Workers Republic. The
Catholic Bruening Has Been chosen to
Head the German Government. He
Threatens Break With the U.S.S.R.
Defend the Soviet Union
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-09-11

so giving you ten years of free SER
vice at a cost of $500 per year to
the ordinary layman but which ac-
tually costs $500 per year, and that
he is also giving you another set of
ten or fifteen books in exchange for
this yearly service which does not
appear to be very much, and you
readily agree to take the set in ex-
change for this service. He writes
out the order and you find that you
are to pay a considerable sum down
and then anywheres from five to fiji
teen dollars per month until the $3.50
are paid in full. This way he bam-
BOOBIES you into buying and paying
a big stiff price for the books and all
paid for in the course of a few
months, instead of paying $500 per
year spread over a period of. ten
years.
If this oily shyster comes to your
house give him the boot. One man
sliced his dog on a sport Of this kind
north Of Raymond a few years G
and the jury acquitted him.
Several parties have cancelled their
orders by telegraph and let the down
payment go.