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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED experienced party to operate fully
equipped lunch room. Must be in position
Co as !e St IN 'f Masiono 5s7 zant1nser
RESTAURANT. nrst-class, in up-to-date
hotel is for rent, Steady business. M. M
Parker Co. 1928 Conn ave. NV. Dec 1851
TAILOR AND HAT CLEANING SHOP, mod
ernly equipped ior sale; good business; rent
Box 1904, Star office. IT.
chairs. go, good location good proposition to
responsible party; for rent. Met. $500.
ton; Richmond Highway S Si ~1 oppoT
ter Gioh1 BfPS9 2sss Bargain Sale
LONG ESTABLISHED. well stocked hard
ware ware business .good opportunity; $4,000. Ad-
P PFIIp Iv PA As Will FINANCE GOING
DRESS BOX 1874, STAR OFFICE. 1S'
PLUMBER. registered in D. c., Md, Va
would like to locate with some good Arm
dress Box 494-A. Star ONCE. Is:
PATENT PRACTICE wanted. Outright
R ars Sdd HF Roa h STATE S Is
CIGAR, CANDY, NEWSSTAND in lobby
large once building going business; price
sl.5Oo. Address Box ABB, Star once.
HoTEL-RooMING HOUSE for sale IS
Will sacrifice for quick sale; leaving city
Address Box e6-B, Star ONCE. Ia
FOR RENT established tailor shop reason
able rent. Apply 52l Mass. ave. NV. 10
PARTNER to invest $4,000 to $4,000 and
become active or inactive partner in manu-
Figuring business. Articles should be good
sellers and opportunity for large profits
should be good. Address Box 32-B, Star
once. 10"
FOR SALE BOOMING HOUsE-l2 rooms,
all filed price reasonable. Apply 305 d
St NV.
SACRIFICE due to illness, delicatessen, both
GENTLE and Jewish; nicely equipped Sheap
nation, s25 F St ne. Atlantic 1908.
LUNCH ROOM, opposite main entrance OF
Potomac Electric Power Co.'S new building
at 10th and e SITS. NV. Completely equipped
with soda fountain marble counter. tables.
urns range, griddle. dishes etc; win sell
for $500 cash. See Mr.. Mott. 400 10th st. NV.
WONDERFUL OPENING for Matchmaker.
battery service station, or cleaning and
pressing on main thoroughfare in Hyatts-
HyattSvlle, Md. Phone Hyatts. ia. i2'
garage all modern Improvements: good con-
dltion; sacrifice; leaving city 463 I st. W.
filling station site 81 IT. frontage. Busy
thoroughiare. Sell with permit to build.
Priced right.
s25 18th st NV " - National 2lOO
CORNER STORE, 10th ano o SITS. NV, for
rent, $50 mo
Corner. store and apartment, 3rd and F
ITO 7th st. sw-store and apartment
Store has fixtures i'll It: SIS mo.
All above stores good for any bus. One
month rent free. S. V. GuSack. 4l8 5th NV,
National $500.
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MEN to sell revolutionary device, great talk
ing points; no competition; substitutes ex-
penSive device. Address Box 1854, Star
ONCE Ia
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PERSONAL.

PEhSONAL.
DETECTIVE SERVICE SINCE i885-REL1A-
Bile. confidential National 46lO evenings
Adams 1881 MORGAN BRADFORD, 202
Transportation Building. 13'
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds, antiques, silver and gold Liv-
ingston & Co.. 1919 ST. NV. Nat. 5649
YOUNG's SUMNER DAY CAMP = BOYS:
girls, 3 to 10 years; called for, returned
by private car; swimming. athletics, crafts,
kindergarten' college counselors. North 6993
GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE ROOM
and board TO invalids and elderly patients;
COOL beautifully furnished rooms, large,
shady grounds. porches, quiet street in heart
of city. Very reasonable rates. Adams 1902.
MASSAGE, MAGNETIC BLANKET. ULTRA
violet and infra-red rays treatments. SARA
j. HOLMSTROM, sos E. Capitol ST. Lin. 2226.
NURSE WILL BOARD SMALL CHILDREN.
suburban home; special attention to diet
and sun baths; terms. $3.50 weekly; refer
ences EXCHANGED. Shepherd 235o-J.
CHEz-NATALIE BEAUTY PARLOR MANA
Der, Mr. Milan. just back from N. Y. with
the la test permanent wave styles, now with
Emile Beauty Salon, 1921 Conn. ave, Decatur
O92O, awaits all his former patrons.
CONVALESCENTS, AGED AND INVALIDS.
given excellent care in nurses own lovely
home Special diets. Prof. ref Adams O696
SANITARY SHOWER BATH.
PRICE soc.
VA. HOTEL, 1922 PA. AVE. NV. 10"
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endless days, watching the experimenters and
ining their remarkable equipment: not overlooking
a single Of the lmitess variety Of tests Other
readers request views of certain other interesting
ofhces. So we leave this bureau, returning to it
when the majority rule Monday-Uncle Sam
and the Miner.
CAN rights protected Trade mark registered U. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-12

We find that Uncle Sans Bureau of Standards il
aiding not only f1ood-control work, but the fight
against wind-wrought death and devastation, WELL
The bureaus aid In this is pure research" The
object of the test to determine the stress and strain
on tall buildings from wind pressure The labora-
a l00-nlile- AN hour gale. The apparatus: small
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PORTLAND, GREG. OAKLAND SEDAN;
leaving soon, room for 2 passengers very
reasonable. Mr.. LYMAN. 1015 K st. NV Is"
HUNTINGTON, w. VA.,-LEAVING ABOUT
July 10, returning about July So Will
take passengers reas. Pot. 1898.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOVELTY BUSINESS; center Of ave large
hotels; reasonable rent Call Pot. 6292. lac
AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS making plenty
OF money, can be duplicated in every county
in adjoining States. A concrete proposition.
VIII bear closest investigation. See Mr..
Hastings sos H st. NV 16"
GOOD SECOND TRUST notes. have over
$4,000 worth for sale. very liberal discounts.
Address Box 249-A, Star ONCE.
WISHING TO. RETIRE, will sell one of the
best paying lunch rooms in Washington.
Will sell property and business or BUSH
ness and give long-term lease. VIM. 8.
johnson, S120 1Gth at. NV. l3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-12

SALESMAN. first-claSs, who has had expert
ence in selling Studebaker automobiles. Best
and fastest selling line in the market. Have
wonderful proposition for right party. Must
have own car. Apply Toms Auto Service,
Inc. 637 n st. NV. II"
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statesmen. experienced. sell automobile
memberships; leads furnished; pay Sc each
order. Apply all day. % H st. ne. l3s
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

ORGANISE or vocalist. organize and direct
volunteer choir. Small suburban Episcopal
church. State salary, references. Address
Box 46-B. Star office. 10"
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.
BEAUTY CULTURE

BEAUTY CULTURE
Pleasant and Profitable Vocation
EXpertly Taught at the
HABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Est 1917.
The South's Leading Beauty Culture School,
1925 Ave and BIT l4th St. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
REGISTRATION DATE EXTENDED S DAYS
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10
will be the last day Of registration at
Summer rates. Enroll at once.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES,
Tivoli Theater Building.
Telephone Columbia 5000.
SUMMER ART SCHOOL.
Adults and children.
LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
80 Years in WASHINGTON.
l33, p ST Met. 1888
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HIGH-SCHOOL BOY. over 10. for root beer
counter. Apply A. & w. Root Beer Store
l133 r. I. ave. ne. at 8:30 p m.
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HAWKINS MOTORS. INC
Authorized Ford Dealers.
1920 l4th.
'92o Ford Roadster.
1920 Chevrolet Coac
1920 Ford Sport Coupe.
1923 Nash Special Cabriolet.
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1923 Ford Coupe.
1923 Nash Special Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
Terms-Trade.
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YOUNG MAN to take charge downtown null
tisraph shop; must be thoroughly expert
enced; commission and share profits to right
man unusual opportunity. Phone Claren-
don 247A.
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HELP-MEN.

hELF-MEN.
BOZ S00 Redv Is years old g work paper
Rosslyn. va
CIVIL ENGINEER, experienced in design of
St5qetusai steel an d.. reinforced concrs;e
Address Box 1914. Star once. l3'
COLLEGE STUDENT OR TEACHER, spend
for SO DAYS. Address Box 1874. Star office.
HIGH-SCHOOL BOY. over 10, for root beer
G Toy1 Apply A: & W, Root Beer Store.
1888 R. !. ave. ne, at $3.50 pm.
MEN to sell revolutionary device. great talk
Ing points; no competition: substitutes ex-
psnsive device. Address Box 1854, Star
PLUMBER wanted, journeyman, with Mary
land card; steady work. Apply E Shields
Co, 1901 New York ave. NV. 49,
ence in selling ,studebaker AUTOMOBILES. Best
and fastest selling line in the market. Have
SSe oWn ca ABBY iCT TEs' kno
Inc. 637 N St NV l2'
statesmen. experienced. sell automobile
order. Apply ali day. ~ H st. ne. Is:
SHOP, FOREMAN--Man competent of taking
tull charge: repairins assembling. mounting
ype Of Tme g. Meek SON.
SODA BOY, experienced, Immediately; local
reference. Capitol Towers Pharmacy, 2oS
YOUNG MAN to take charge downtown null
tigraph shop; must be thoroughly expert
enced; commission and share profits to right
don 2474 -''A' 'O' ''''''' w.,
OIL BURNER Statesmen GU
for TimKen Burners. manufactured by larg-
est company in industry; now offered at
sfn4y rsa ably
ate $40. liO4 Vermont ave
Established Corporation.
With ofices in principal cities, seeks man
OF mature years for Washington branch.
Must be aggressive. ANALYTICAL and trust
not necessary Right man will find a life
time connection with splendid possibilities.
Bond required. Address Box 2S-B' star
SALESMAN OF ABILITY.
Firm whose business is that of planning.
building and Installing fne display store
Xturss have several d1 edf x 9pse
experience desirable although not essential.
ability and TGTS VII for nsTTe FRED
Allen, % East Bradley lane Chevy ch Ts:
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
TWO, EXPERIENCED, TO
SELL GRAHAM MOTOR
CARS. APPLY MIR. LEVER
TON. SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1926 14th ST. NV.
CHACFFECRS, Is, with 1dent1-
fcation cards, wanted at once.
Those who can qualify will be
given an excellent opportunity
to make real money with the
new attractive proposition which
we have to offer. See Mr.. Rup-
pie or Mr.. Byron for early APP
pointment.
CITY CAB CORP,
al 18th st. ME.
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BOY, colored, Is years old to work in paper
factory. Apply Washington Paper Stock Co,
RosSlyn. Va.
CIVIL ENGINEER, experienced in design of
structural steel and reinforced concrete
WORK at once for temporary employment
Address Box 1894. Star office. l3'
COLLEGE STUDENT OR TEACHER, spend
Summer at seaShOre. Pleasant work. $40
for So DAYS. Address Box l57-A. Star office
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

AUBURN CONVERTIBLE SEDAN. model 100.
1923; driven 5000 miles; beautiful car; 6
wire wheels; painted gray and vermilion
Harry Sommers. Inc, Pierce-Arrow distribu.
tor, 1927 Connecticut ave. Potomac O858
BUICK, 1926 MASTER SEDAN--New tires
and motor in perfect condition. Must sell
at once. 1863 Perry pl Col. 1908 l2'
BUICK MASTER SPORT ROADSTER, 1929
1913. 1929 Buick master sedan, S875 1929
Buick sport coupe, 1915. Fully guaranteed
Terms See Mr., Barnes, 1929 18th st. Phone
Tor demonstration, Decatur 1890. Open till
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FORD 1929 ROADSTER; finished in blue
Duco; perfect condition throuRhout: n real
snappy-looking job. priced low: your car in
trade; terms. Emerson & Orme, nth and NJ
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

LIVE O4ONA ANO NAA AAH1'
BAY GELDING for sale, aged 4 sound, gen.
tie, suitable for lady Address F., 1913 ROW.
land pl. NV.
SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, young registered
ewes and 8 lambs, for sale at bargain price
OF $3.50. c. w. Boyd. Falls Church. Va. ID"
SADDLE HORSES and jumper, also yearling
colts; all bred and schooled on our farm.
specially priced for immediate sale. G. w.
Boyd, Falls Church, Va. 13s
BROWN GELDING, I6 hands, 1,130 lbs,
hunter, safe, jumper, can be seen by appoint
ment Address Box 3-B, Star ONCE. 12e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES. old gold, silver. diamonds. Jew
brokers Sales Co. 9i3 D st. NV Fr. 1889
ANTIQUES; diamonds; pawn tickets cashed.
Livingston CO.. 1919 F st. NV, Room 304.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Presidents.
statesmens documents, stamp COL, old coins
oousht. The Hobby Shop. 1927 r. Dist. 1872.
BOOKsEHighest prices for sets. fiction and
miscellaneous books, in any quantity. Bring
them" or phone Metropolitan 6ll5. Pearl.
mans Big Book Shop. sS3 q ct. NV.
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Established Corporation,
SALESMAN OF ABILITY.

Firm whose business is that of planning.
building and installing fine display store
fixtures, have several exceptional fields open
for the right men. Previous store MIXTURE
experience desirable although not essential.
Ability and work will insure success. Write
for an appointment for interview. Fred F.
Allen, % East Bradley lane, Chevy Chase
WASHINGTON 12'
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FORD TUDOR, 1929; driven only 1000 miles;
can't be told from new 3o-day guarantee.
You can save money by seeing this car to-
day. Triangle Motor Co. New York ave
Open awnings and SnndaYs-
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FORD ROADSTER. model A; a dandy look
ing car with extra fine tires. S wire wheels;
equipped with side wings; the finish is
brlFht; poppy motor; for S26h YOU can't
beat. it. Come in and tudPe for Yourself
Lamhert-HEdson Motor Co., 23l9 NJ st. NV.
Open evenings
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker, also want
baoys nurse; both must be clean, indus
trious and capable; $45 month each. Brad
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ESSEX 1929 COUPE rumble SeatS new rub
Der motor in Al condition; light. eco
nomlcal car to operate. Don't miss this
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FORD 1929 SEDANS. 2 to choose from; both
thoroughly rseonditioned and are ready to
Choice" 1895. Hill Tibbitts sof 18th 3Hs St
NV, thrd-noor used-car dept. Open eve
ninRS and Sunday
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FORD 1929 STANDARD COUPES choice of
2. Come in today and make your selection.
Fully Suaranteed New-car terms. TrianSle
Motor Co, New York ave. Open evenings
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SALE-AUTOMORuEs

sTUDEBAKER VICTORIA COUPE. 1919
dap'sS. Llke new; Fully equipped and new
G Ga5o sIutaTantee $3.50; terms See Mr.. Barnes,
eaIar $500 Open TIL pm
SIUpEBAkER '28 COMMANDER COUPE
rumble seat bargain. North $780, 10"
SLUT 4-DOOR sEDAN--A high-grade car
s325; in good condition mechanically and in
appearance. Low cash payment. balance
easy easy Dick Murphy, Inc, i724 Kaiorama I'd
WHIPpET 1929 COACH, $685. truly a splen-
did car and well worth the price we are
asking the hnish is bright, and the motor
VII supply plenty Of power for the hills.
Hudson Motor CO. or" 2sl8 NJ 'S St. NV LAMBERT
WHIPPET ROADSTER. 1890 Been driven
very little, IN perfect condition This is
1895; liberal terms and trade. Moses Motor
Co, 1887 Irving st.
WILLS ST. CLAIR sEDAN-ii0O down, t25
per mo 6-cylinder Model T; Reconditioned
Pot. a 2O35 18th ST. NV
AUTOMOBILES at Weschlcrs auto auction
6l3 q s. NV" every Wednesday and Sat
A TRADED PACKARD
is sold you at price from
which has been deducted
ALL OF THE
FACTORY PROFIT, THE
DEALERS COMMISSION
and the biggest item, deprc-
citation, has been paid by the
previous owner.
The Washington times., 1930-08-27
d. C.. Couple Granted
WeddinU License

Leo Thomas Joseph Naughton'
27, of the 500 block of Ingraham
st. N. W., and Miss Lucinda Iso.
line Hess, 26, Of the TOO block Of
Quebec Pl. N. W., yesterday OBJ
tanned q marriage license in New
York.
According to word received here,
the wedding ceremony viii soon
follow.
The Washington times., 1930-08-27
F FRENCH START
ALPINE MARCH

PARIS, Aug. ~ CU.sJ. = The
mobilization of $4,000 French
troops Of all branches Of the
service for Alpine maneuvers on
the italian frontier began today,
almost within sight of the League
of Nations headquarters at &C.
neva. Switzerland.
Reservists are already concen
trating at the strategic keypoint
on the frontier itSelf-the spot at
which the International railroad
from Italy enters France through
the principal Alpine pass con
Meeting the two countries.
General Serri, military governor
of Lyons, and numerous foreign
military sttaches, will observe the
maneuvers.
The Washington times., 1930-08-27
7 WO ARRESTED.
IN CAR CRASH

Mrs. Jessie K. Niemyer, "a.
1000 block Alaska Ave. N. W..
was struck by an automobile as
she was crossing Sandy Spring
Road to her parked automobile.
Catherin~ Montgomery. col.
ored, 1900 block v st. N. W.,
was arrested and charged with
operating an automobile without
a permit and reckless driving.
Her companion. G. w. Mont
gomery, colored. 1700 block New
Jersey Ave N. W., was arrested
on a charge of permitting an
unlicensed operator to drive a
car in his charge.
Both were released on bond
Of 5000.
The Washington times., 1930-08-27
Abyssininn Enjoys
To Get Enqine Ride

A final thrill awaits Kantiba
Gahbu and Lii Maluku E. Bayen,
Abyssinian ENJOYS here to invite
United States representation at
the coronation of Ras Tafari as
Emperor.
Donning overalls over their pic.
turesque native garb, they will
ride to Baltimore today in the cab
of a crack express. They plan to
inspect Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
Conference for the
Defense of USSR

Continued from Page One)
Vanzetti play, Goods of the Light
ming" who will represent the John
Reed Club.
A stirring mass pageant, The
Soviet Union FORCES Ahead" VIII
be one of the features of the meet
ing. 1t will be presented by the
Department of Cultural Activities Of
the Workers International Relief,
with the participation of the W.I.K.
Brass Band, the Red Dancers and
the Labor Sports Union. The gen
eral director of the pageant is EMO
Basshe, noted revolutionary play
wright, Edith Segal is in charge OF
the dances, and Paul Keller is direct
ing the music.
A rehearsal of all those particl-
| pating in the pageant will be held
Thursday at s p. m. at Manhattan
Lyceum.
Tickets for the mass meeting are
25 cents and are on sale at the
F. S. u. office, ITS Fifth Avenue,
room 511.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
Hoover FavOrs
Fascist Principle

Continued from Page One)
ment of capitalists is, for all its
excuses, helping the capitalists,
while it allows and even forces the
workers to starve rather than tax
the profits of the capitalists to feed
the unemployed.
Hoover, putting his fascist for
mula in pleasant words about "the
patriotism of peace" defined it -
follows:
1.-THE conviction that every per-
son in the Republic owes a service
to the Republic; that the Republic
rests solely upon the willingness of
every one to bear his part of the
duties and obligations of citizen
ship"
But meanwhile the president of
this country tries to make every
worker believe that it is his "duty"
to starve to death quietly and I'M
protesting, this same Hoover regards
that the obligation" which the rich
exploiters of the workers "bear" is
to live in fine houses and eat fine
food and tell the workers to go to
the devil.
More directly refusing the demand
of the unemployed for social insur-
ance, Hoover attacked idea
that the Republic was created for
the benefit of the individual" as a
"mockery that must be eradicated."
By trying to construe that the
demand of the whole working class
is the demand of an individual"
and defining the capitalist class and
its government as the Republic"
Hoover attempts to make the rob-
berry of the working class by the
capitalist class appear as mantled
with a high and moral ethic OF
society. Hoover heads toward fas.
cism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
Whalen, Exp1oiter of
$40 a Week Sales Girls,
Symbolizes Boss Justice

Secretary J.. Louis Engdahl of
the international Labor Defense
thus chara cterized Police Commits
sioner Whalen:
"Wha.en, who before he was pro-
NOTED to police commissioner acted
as manager for Wanamaker, where
girls are paid as low as $40 a week.
Wha!en, who while carrying on a
fake drive against crime; works
hand in hand with the underworld
end police-badged thugs, to sur
press workers demonstrations and
picket lines, whose police shoot
workers in the back, who permists
the SLAYER of Rothstein free OH bail,
while holding an unemployed work
ers' delegation on worked up
charges without bail. This is the
Justice with which he and Mayor
Walker, who left the door open for
him for violence and frame-up in
his statement before the demonstra-
ton, hope to combat unemploy-
ment.'
According to incomplete LID.
records covering 20 cities $50 I'M
employed demonstrators were ar
rested and more than thousand
injured by police. Los Angeles,
with 60 jailed, Detroit with 40 and
New York whit 90; led the country,
but Milwaukee arrested SO. Buffalo
II and Seattle IL
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
Labor and Fraternal
ORGANIZATIONS

Paris Commune Mass Meeting.
March 18, at Central Opera House.
eth st. and Third Ave, p. m. Speak,
ers: Engdahi and others
workers Organizations! Attention!
order blocks OF tickets now for the
Daily Worker costume ball. to- be
he'd March 49, Distribute them
among your members and their fell
low workers. Tickets in advance
are 50 cents. at the door 70 cents
Lost At LID. Dance.
Fountain pen and address list. Re-
turn to A. Sanchez. 26 w. 115th St.
3
White Goods and Underwear Workers
Dance and Entertainment.
Friday. March IA. p. m. 1900
Seventh Ave.
Labor sports Union Moved.
National office and office Of East
ern District now at room 800, West
18th st.
Red sports Affair.
or Brooklyn Workers s o c 9 e I
| League, March Is. s p. M. at Royal
palace. 16 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn.
Low prices, One quarter Of receipts
to W.1.R.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
N. Y. State Reports
Admit Big Jobless
Increase in February

The State Department of Labor
in its report on employment in
Brooklyn and Queens admits that
unemployment has grown during
February. Over A per cent more
workers were thrown out on the
streets without work in Brooklyn
and Queens in February. During
January go per cent lost their jobs.
The jobless army is rapidly mount
ing everywhere. The survey of the
State Department of Labor covered
1913 Brooklyn factories which en-
ployed 1858 persons in February,
and 72 factories in Queens, which
employed 21,567 workers.
The largest drop were in the ma
chinery group which showed re-
duction of the working force during
February of 9 per cent.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-11
Worker Beaten by
Cops on March 6
Is Severely I'll

Louis Hogan. who was arrested
at the Union Square Mass unem-
ployment demonstration, has just
heen released after serving five
days in welfare Island. Hogan was
severely beaten for selling the ia
Dor Defender" at the demonstration.
He was knocked unconscious In the
street car tracks and then kicked in
the stomach by Whalen's thugs.
When he was taken to the police
station, the cops beat him up in the
cell. He is severely i'll, and is being
taken to doctor for examination as
he probably has internal injuries.
S. Grossberg. who also sold the
Labor Defender" at the March 6
demonstration was beaten up by the
cops.