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SALE-HOUSES.
SEE THE SAMPLE HOUSE,

SEE THE SAMPLE HOUSE,
STAB 18th ST NV
rooms, bath. extra lavatory of master
bed room, 2-car garage. Price and terms
lew.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1926 14th St. NV North 0962.
ALL-BRICK COLONIAL HOME LOCATED
in Chevy Chase, north of Chevy Chase Club
and west of Connecticut avenue Contains
six large rooms, tiled bath with shower.
open fireplace, large pantry, well lighted
cellar, covered side porch. built-in garage.
Grounds beautifully Handicapped, many fine
trees. This fully detached home for $12.250.
wisconsin 2764, 1 to Q Dm
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK,


Beautiful new, fully detached. all-brick
6-room home; tile bath with shower, extra
lavatory. Frigidaire, built-in garage. ce-
ment front and side porches: 65-foot 'front.'
age: convenient to schools. churches. stores.
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Chulk had remained at his post until the cries and
shots of the Arabs had filled his simple soul with
terror, for above all things the apefolk fear the
thunder sticks of the Tarmangani. Then he had
clambered nmbly the palisade tearing off his
burnoose in the effort and fled into the depths OF
the jungle. grumbing and scoldine as he Went
Meanwhile, Jane Clayton had been carried by the
great ape, Taglat far into the forest. She was I'M
conscious from fright.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Up Where the Sun Shines

Up where the Sun SnineS
IN
Beautiful Michigan Park.
We Have just Completed Another Detached
SUNSHINE HOME.
NEW ARCHITECTURE.
s ROOMS AND BATH WITH
SHOWER.
LIVING ROOM (211AxlS).
REAL OPEN FIREPLACE.
EXCEPTIONALLY. LARGE
DINING ROOM
WITH BUILT-IN CHINA
CLOSETS.
FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN.
FRIGIDAIRE.
LATEST RED JACKET HOT
WATER HEATER.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.
CONCRETE ALLEY.
These fascinating homes designed along
new and original lines to make them truly
Sunshine Homes.
LOW PRICES AND TERMS.
Open and Lighted Each Evening.
p. Drive out Michisan ave. past Catholic
18th st. to Varnum st.
1903 vermont E1 Ave. National 77is.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Near Bureau OF Standards
M1osrn, S-room' semi-detached house %
'n'A'0 os'' SEQ v;s,sy =. St. NV.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
NATIONAL
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The beast tearing at the bonds that confined her
arms, pulling and gnawng upon the cords. The
course that Tarzan was taking would carry him but
a short distance to the right of them and, though
he could not have seen them the wind was bearing
down from them to him. carrying the spoor of the
ape strongly toward him. A moment more and
though Numa the lion was already gathering him
self for. a charge,
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For the present Tarzan knew he must give up the
search for the pouch since it. would be sucidal 10
enter the Arab camp now while all the nnao frn,
aroused and on the alert. In his escape from
the village the ape-man had lost the scent spoor OF
the fleeing Tagat. and now he clrcled Wildly Niy
through the forest in effort to pick 1t up again.
Finally he cought it and sped swiftly over the trail
of Taglat and the She" who had halted in little
moonlit glade.
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sALE-HousEs.

CHEVY CHASE-$1l, $50.
Two Short Blocks from Conn. Ave.
You will md in this home real buy.
It contains living room 2S f. Ions: with
open fireplAce; dining room. Kitchen. pantry
large living porch. bed rooms, tile bath,
large attic and buIl.-in garage 1t I1hy
out will sell on very easy terms Wis
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HAMPTON COURTS

A building of unusual distinction.
Just on 18th st., on q beautiful VIDE
avenue; all outside apartments; light
CHEEKY rooms: Friaidaire on house
current. oil burner, 24-houF switch.
board and elevator service. VIII FUR
nish apis. II desired.
One, two and three rooms: Kitchen ana
bath suites. room and bath nom
housekeeping. Very reasonable rentals.
Resident manager on premises.
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1895 w st. NV.
exceptionally large, outside rooms IN
excellent condition.
4 rooms and bath; t4s,
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THE PARKsIDE

2 squares Harvard st. Entrance to Zoo.
squares North OF Quarry RI.
from 18th and Dol. Rd.
! room, kitchen, Murphy bed ana bath.
rooms, kitchen. dining aIcove and bAeh.
FriEidaire on House Current.
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3i2o CONNECTICUT AVENuE NV.
Near Miliion-DollaR 8rtdges In RAlo~
rama Heights residential ee0doq; 49,
fully finished, paruuetfy nooge.
4 rooms & bath to . rooms b , oaenA
3A.hour elevator service. Telsphona
switchboard. EleetFic refrigeration Il
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25Ol Calvert ST. NV.

250l Calvert ST. NV.
Apis. q. room and bath mon
a. APts ,7s 81 & , room" kitchen and
Apis; Of rooms, kitchen, bath and
extra law. $l2S.00.
Resident Manager.
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current.
LONDON HALL
1888 18th St. NV.
a4-hr.; Elev. ana Switchboard Service.
Resident MANAGER.
Apis. Of / room, KITCHEN and bath
tu Rl,: g $500 to- e $500 oi.n -. .,n
HL HEisi sffc'OO R e fSN vi ON
HOUSE CURRENT.
3025 Porter St. NV.
Apts Of , rooms, kitchen and
Apis: Of ; rooms, kitchen and
Electric RefriseratiOn on House
Current.
WEST VIEW
2123 Eye ST. NV.
74-tr. Elev. and Switchboard Service.
APIS; Of 4 room' kitchen and bath,
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current.
1922 Mass Ave. NV.
Apis. OF Z rooms, kitchen and bath,
Doctors once. 2 treatment labora-
tories and supply room, 5000.
5435 Conn. Ave. NV.
Apt. desirable for doctors onaee),
90l 18th St. NV.
bath, $500.
1921 M St. NV.
Studio, l5x35. with large rear room
ana inclosed porch, $4,000.
THE FLEETWOOD
1907 Woodlcy Rd. NV.
kitchen and bath, $500 to 400.
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current.
For Information REGARDING Any Of
the Above Properties, Call
Resident Manager.
uu.-McKEEVER AlGOSC
V1CREAXL6R&1O
.1415 X St. NV. Natl ALSO
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CORNER 18TH AND @ sac nv.
Most Conveniently Located Dowue0Ww
Apartment Hotel.
Modern. appointments 1leoeIoluy
Ice--restsurant ana eishi skosss within
building.
room rooms. EI s,. and .ns Sa ssssth & e s
Furnished suites OF one and two
rooms with complete housekeeping
facilities available for long o. abort
" RESIDENT MANAGER.
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CATHEDRAL MANSIONS soUTl

Two SQUARES GsTS ST North Hc Of Miiiicn-Donar
Bridge on Connecticut ave-; delightfuI
location. Apartments Of l, 2, ., 4,
with porches; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service Frigidaire.
Resident MANAGER.
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RESIDENT MANAGER.
TEE KLINGLR.

NoRTHEAsT coRNER corumo17.
CUT AVE-. AND MA0QAkB 81,
Modern Fireproot BuIIdIng with
Elevator Service.
General Electric Refrigeration.
rms, din, ale, kit. and bath. $3.50
Resident Manager.
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THE MONTEREY

Conn. Ave. and Porter 30.
room, kitchen and bath, $40.
2 and rooms, kitchen and bath.
Some apis. with porcheS,
Electric refrigeration IL desired.
Elevator,
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THE ASHLEY

ro.ZUsS ISth Ss,N, ;W;; ,.or..
schools. churches. etc. Apartments Of
four and i've rooms and bath, one With
porch. Desirable rent.
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wRNnEII. AaANaInNa.

WENDELL MANSIONS
3sSe MASSACHuSETT@ AVE NV
Sheridan Circle section.
IL rooms and . baths. .......s .tN0o1gs
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'sid sgns. Ms.n 9s.ss, % lHTTsmi'

! room and bath .........,.....S $50. %
] room. kitchen and bath ....... 47se0
3 rooms. kitchen and bath ..a,. 0a.40
8 rooms, Kitchen. 3 Datha. i. ,1SB.oo
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY

ALL SEOllOlN'
SOL MASS. AVE. NV.
NV. Corner Mass: Ave. ana
Opposite w 81. Adams !ccatnsdrAL
2l-hour Elevator Service.
5 rooms sl'P sun porch S ana BATH. .Siasoo
( rooms, bath and sun porch. :. 10000
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
TEE ALTAMoNT.
1901 WYOMING AVE. AT a0th IT.
The very best Is offered here In an
apartment nome: The larse suites Y
smaller ones 20 meet the demana.
There are available Ct present ,t sp ar
So sns: 81 and sFGm OSth hSOm op sns
electric refriaeration, telephone switch
board. aA-hour elevator service.
Isle NEW HANP. AVE-.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Building. Elevator ana
electrical Refrigeratlon II Desired:
9 rooms and ath............... 5000
Resident Manager.
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th AND
row,v.roLIvkN Nv R;i,rrnrno
watkins w di.tSHss oOvsTn@ens Depsss
theateFs and shopPins section. AL
rooms S1.E SSsSRsdir i nRS lrGSs SERVICE
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
rooms and bath to 2 rooms. kitchen
AppE '4s' k s rs R;f E MANAGER.
TINE PORTSMOUTH,
1TS6 N. H. AVE. NV.
Gensral ElsetIic RetTiEsSstI9n;
Elevator Service.
room and bath ...'..'.'.''."syss
rooms and bath '......'.'''''' aa55gsSS
NE. CORNER nth 9 y SITS. NV.
Elevator Service.
Telephone Switchboard.
very large 'G rooms. high ceilings.
THE wALRAFF.
S025 18th ST. NV.
rooms rooms ana bath bath ...............'ssSSsS
1911 CONN. AVE.
3 rooms and bath ........,.,..S $500
rooms and bath. with large
studio room ..l1o.VV
QLEYELAND. PARK
Just soTth Of ordWay b. ana
Fine Location for Families with
Children. Large Yards.
3 rooms and bath. ............. $3.50
rooms and bath. .............. 5000
2124 EYE ST. NV,
Very convenient to Government Duilds
tngs Reasonable rentals.
room. kitchen and bath $50. Slo 90
rooms, kitchen and bath .... 1000
Frtgtdalre, 24-hour elevator service.
Telephona switchboard. RestdoAt
Manager.
THE ASHTON,
1A2e n ST, NV.
rooms ana Dath. $50 100
rooms. bath and porch $500, 1000
4 rooms. bath and porch. ....... $500
eea0 ADAMS MILL Nd. NV.
Near 18th a Columbia Rd
Entrance 20 Rock Greek Park.
rooms, bath a screened porch. .SA3 90
8 rooms, bath q screened porch. 5000
Electric Refrigeration 4 Desired
RANDALL III. f
NcoRP,
1921 Connecticut Ave.
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a700 QUE ST. NV
Several verg desirable apartments N
this modern. refined apartment house
frigeration; playground for children.
beautifully lnndscaped gardens, large.
richly furnished lobby ana reception
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THE PORTsMOuTn,

TINE PORTSMOUTH,
1TS6 N II. AVE. NV.
Very Reasonable Rentals.
General Electric Refrigeietion.
Telephone Switchboard. 34"Hour
Elevator Service.
room and bath ...........,.,,S $500
rooms and bath ............,.. Icy
rooms and bath. ,.......so. ST.oV
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THE CECIL,
SOUTHWEST ,c0RNER 18th AND

DOwNToWN BUILDING.
Walking distance Government Depte:i
theaters and shoppins section. AL
S4.HoUR ELEVATOR SERVICE
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
2 rooms and bath to 2 rooms kitchen
and bath.
S4S to $50 Per Month.
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER.
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THE WALRAFF,
S025 18th ST. NV.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
{ rooms and bath .........,.....t5 $50 20
8 rooms and bath ......s....,... 42.SO
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1919 NEW HAMP. AVE-,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Switchboard Service.
Electrical Refrigeration II Desired;
9 rooms and bath. $eg.gg
rooms and bath. .,.....,..,...1O O.OO
Resident Manager.
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THE QUEENsRORO

1914 nth %. NV.
Downtown location; two rooms, re-
eeption hall. kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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THR ALTAMoNT.

1901 WYOMING AVE. AT aoth sT.
The very best Is offered here In an
apartment nome. The large suites Y
tfis buildinR have been Iemodeled int
smaller ones to meet the demand
There are available at present apart
ments OF from 2 rooms and 0@en 10 y
electric refriaeration, telephone switch.
board. aA-hour elevator service.
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lie BOURGET
2127 California st. NV.
Electric Refrigeration

This practically new elevator build
ing, located In a refined and quiet
residential neighborhood. yet con-
venient to Connecticut Avenue car
and bus lines, schools. churches and
stores.
Some apartments equipped with
Murphy beds and open porches.
Large closet space throughout.
Resident Manager on Premises
room and bath $50. 90 to 1877 30
] rm., kit. and bath, $500 and 50.
rooms, kitchen and bath. e2.So
1921 Conn. Ave. NV.
Electric Refrigeration
Located just over Klingle Bridge
in WashiriRton's best apartment
house section. All apartments at
tractively finished and have hards
wood floors throushout, Elevator
and attractive lobby.
Resident Manager on Premiseg
rooms, kitchen and bath. $1,000
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THE ALABAMA.
NE. CORNER 18th q N SITS. NV.
Elevator Service.
Telephone Switchboard.
5 rooms and bath. .......,....... 1880
Very large rooms. high ceilings.
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DORsTAN HALL

1900 Georgia Ave.
Corner building; FRIGIDAIRE; apart
alcove, bath with shower; all outside
rooms. Reasonable rentals.
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Under Saul Management
PENTILLY,
1912 X st. NV.

Walking distance to Govt. Depts.,
theater and shopping districts. Mod
ern, s-story building, completely re-
decorated throughout; unusually large
rooms, attractive lobby, elevator.
switchboard, etc. FRIG1DAIRE on
house current.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath (many
with large porcheS), varied exposures
$50, s65, $40. SIS, SIS, S7S
All vacant apartments lighted At
night. See resident manager.
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Apis. Of / room and bath (non-
h.k.p), $500.
Apts OF . rooms, kitchen and
bath, $500.
Apis. OF 4 rooms, kitchen, bath and
extra Law, $l250O
Resident Manager.
Electric Refrigeration on. House
Current
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AAHL NNOONANAN1NNN3
246e goth st. NV.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. one
room, kitchen and bath; two rooms,
kitchen, bath and foyer: all outside
rooms; in excellent condition; modern
baths with built-in tubs. Resident
manager on premises. Reasonable
rentals. FriGidalrs on House Current.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-07
The Boston SWindlers

Rarely have swnders and criminals gathered spot
met yesterday Boston Hoover the A. of
the American Legion
Presaged press dispatches assuring
"a friendly greeting" the F. of
lice to blackjack and workers work
demand unemployment the ob capitalism
the whole of crooks takers and fass preparing
the starvation of the with duge pretty
Knowing that the proposed by
offers nothing all the jobess
A. F. OF L. Saturday issued sofsoap that hngs will
be better much after the fashion Ford who tells the
100000 jobess
workers will get $27 day. Such bunk is nauseating.
The program of points proposed
deceiu exactly help
whole capitalist class the refusal single thing aid
unemployed Exchanges where unemployed register;
cs special study" by Hoover and STUDY by the A.
L. tsef-and IN.
in
PRODUCTION of the five day week. But what the point Cabling
these things when the A. F. of L. has the slightest
of fighting for these things?
The point is believe get
tracked from organizing the revolutionary of the
Union Unity League the national which
fighting, and striking for shorter hours
But the Executive Council program"
tail exactly the demagogy about Sustaining
standard of living the fake Opposition the Executive
Council aimed furnish the difference
opinion the alliance the whole F. of L.
with the capitalist class against the workers.
supposed slight"
scheduled
Budenz-al which aimed only
the only trade organization leading real struggle the Trade
Union Unity League.
Workers will by this array capitalist liars crooks
They
know that the u u the only national union with
of organizing strike battles the only the workers
gain shorter hours and higher wages
the demagogy of the Hoovers Greens Budnze
with the fight the Workers Unemployment Bill
Organize and strike for the evenhour day. fveday week!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-07
Another little War"

civil beginning example
Communist international termed those e refectng
the intense rivalry between British and American mper interests
and hearsa for the onushng mperast world
particular, example many miarie
China the being practically independent of the
federal held spheres of influence" of the
other imperialist power.
Differently than the of Bolivia and Peru where there
practically Communist Party and differently also from
gnna where the Communist Party has been weakened by its
incorrect persectves point where it completely confused by
the rapid development of the Uriburu Aman) revolt the Com
Party of Brazil be reckoned WITH with roots
the experience armed and with policy
No fesee precisely the But while
be that the American backed revolt led by the Liberal Brazilian
politicians and generals will reach and quick victory this fact
will settle nothing for the starving and of workers and
peasants
will be another Spanish saying that
quick successes of the Yankeeuppored revolt
Brazil For not only will the forces behind which British Imperialism
standing the ame but the Communist Party
their leader by of Brazilian
peasants third andultmatey the
in the struggle for power.
The dntegraton of mperast rule begun and with
be the Brazil rising of the revolutionary
a struggle Workers and Peasants Soviet Government.
Long Communist of Brazil! Defend the
in their independent fight against feuda Imperialism
and native exploiters!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-07
Governor, Mayor, Laud
ALL. Bureaucracy
for Labor Treason
Hoover Tells Big Lies
Urges Fascist Program
Workers Meet on
October 9th

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 6.--Hoo-
ver's speech to the A. F. of L.
Convention here this afternoon at
8 o'clock was a monument of falsi-
fication and filled with slightly
yelled threats of continued exploit
alton. He did not specifically mer-
ton the election campaign, but it
breathed through his every word.
Hoover came here to review the
labor lieutenants of capitalism, who
are pledged already against labor's
speaking through its class party,
bitter enemies Of the only work.
ers' party, the Communist Party,
and by his portly presence to re-
mind them that the biggest big
business is republican, and they
should deliver the vote accord
ingly. Plain speaking will be
done in the caucuses and in private
meetings with reactionary leaders.
At 1870 a. m. he addressed the
twin convention of the American
Legion.
Mass Protest Oct. 9.
Against this conspiracy of legion,
government and labor misleaders to
make the exploited workers and the
jobless carry the whole burden of
the crisis, to build big vote for
fascist measures and governmental
terror, the Trade Union Unity
League calls a mass protest meet
ing in Franklin Union Hall on Oct.
8 at 8 p. m.
"Vote Communist against the
Hoover plan to fool the workers
with lies of approaching prosperity,
the bosses naturalization plan an
nounced today through Hoover, the
bold conspiracy of the murderous
legion and the class collaboration A.
F. of L. bureaucracy, the A. F. of L.
agreement not to strike during The
crisis no matter how much wage
cutting and unemployment there is,
the support of republican and DEM
ocratic party terror against the
workers by Green and company"
will be the theme of speakers to
the workers.
For Unemployment Insurance.
"Vote Communist" for the Work.
ers' Unemployment Insurance Bill,
Continued on Page 81
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Register Today!
ENGDAHL SCORES
ATTACK ON USSR
Troy Workers Hear
Expose of Fish Comm.

TROY, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Workers
from Schenectady, center of the Gen
eral Electric Company, from Albany,
the state capitol and from the fac
tories of Troy, greeted the Commu-
mist candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, J. Louis Engdahl, speaking
here on the issues raised in the cleo
tion campaign by the Communist
Party.
Engdahl denounced the so-called
Fish Committee of the national con-
gress, "for the investigation of Com
munist activities before which he
recently appeared as witness.
''The Fish Committee has made
the question of Americas attitude
toward the Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics an issue in this cam
paign," declared Engdahl. "This is
sue is raised as an attack on the
Soviet Union. Exactly in this sit
uation, however the Communist
Party, in the election campaign, will
win new masses of workers for the
defense and recognition of the So
Wet Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-07
civil WAR IN
BRAZIL LOOMS
ON BIG SCALE
Rebels" Have 10000
Troops in Field; e
Revolt Spreads

NEW YORK.-Civil war on a
huge scale threatens throughout
Brazil, as the "liberal" forces, heav-
lily backed by Wall Street, claim
they have 10000 armed men in the
field against the Washington LUZ
and Julio Prestes, pro-British gov
eminent
Reports from Monteevideo state
that the Brazilian navy has mutt
MED and is backing the insurgent
forces. The Brazilian navy is
American-trained, and is greatly in
fluenced by American navy officers.
Gable dispatches from Montevi-
dec and the Uruguay-Brazil border
state that there is tremendous mass
discomfort in all of the most i'm
portant states of Brazil.
Washington Luiz, the present
Continued on Page 81
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Needle Trades Youth
Preparing for Youth
Conference, Oct. II

NEW YORK.-The Needle Trades
Youth Conference will be held Sat-
urday, Oct. II at $50 p. m. at Irv-
ing Plaza Hall, Irving Place and
18th st.
Preparations for this conference
are going on all over New York
and New Jersey. Paterson is pre-
pairing to send a good delegation.
Passaic will hold meetings in front
Of shops and will also send dele
gates.
The Youth Committee of the
Needle Trades Workers Industrial
Union is holding open air meetings
in the market, in front of big fac
tories in preparation for the Youth
Conference. A special call is out
to all the Young Workers Of the
needle trades calling upon the young
workers to form shop committees in
their shops and elect delegates to
the Youth Conference
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-07

Communist on Nov. 4. Every
revolutionary worker must see
that all his, or her, shopmates
register.
Find out where the Board of
Registry in your district meets and
register with that board today.
Every voter living the last 80 days
in ten same district has right to
register in order to vote on Novem-
Der A.
Rules for First Voters.
Naturalized citizens must first
stop in at one of the public or high
schools in their neighborhood and
pass a literacy test (Which is very
easy). With a slip from the lit
eracy test commission, they will be
able to register at the Board of
Registry. They must bring their
citizen papers along. Such natur-
allied citizens that may have lost
their citizen papers. should get a
copy of their papers lin the Federal
Building (post office) Immediately.
Naturalized citizens that have
voted before do not need to bring
any papers along.
Native-born workers voting for
the first time this year must bring
along birth certificates, or school
diplomas in order to be able to regis
ter.
Go to register today! If you
leave it for the last day, it may
become too late in case you will
need some additional papers. If you
wait for the last day somebody else
may register for you and vote for
you on Nov. 4 as well. Register
today!