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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
BEST DEBATER PRIZE
GOES TO PORTO RICAN
Jaime Benitez Adjudged Winner
in Contests Between G. U.
Law Clubs.

The third prize debate at the George
town University Law School last night,
taking the form of the trial of bank
robbers for murder. resulted in their
acquittal and the award Of a faculty
prize of $25 in gold to Jaime F. Benitez
Of Porto Rico as the best debater.
The contest was staged between rep
resentatives of the various law clubs at
the school, Benitez, a senior, being a
member of the Pierce Butler Club. His
teammate was Thomas Edward Stakem,
jr., of Maryland, who appeared for the
Edward Douglas White Club.
Opponents who served as attorneys
for the prosecution were William L.
O'Neill of Wisconsin, speaker for the
John Carroll Club, and John j. O'Reilly,
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Tried Pills
and Medicine
OF AIl
Kinds
Knows
That
Miller's
Herb
Extract
Is Best
Of All

Several days ago Mrs. Muriel
Alley, 1913 North Carolina Ave-,
Washington, walked into the Peo-
pies Drug Store and said when a
medicine helps a person like Miller's
Herb Extract formerly called Herb
Juice) has helped me, think they
should pass the good word along
that others may know there is one
medicine they can take with con-
fldence. Why, for years I suffered
almost continually with my stomach,
gas and indigestion pains almost
drove me frantic at times, and to
make things worse was always
terribly constipated. The muscles
In my limbs would draw and cramp,
pains in the back caused me a
great deal of suffering, and, due
to the lack of my food agreeing
with me, I was losing in weight.
took pills and other different
m e dicineS until I could hardly
stand it any longer, as most Of
them only upset me and felt worse
than before. I suppose would still
be In the same old condition and
still trying to find relief If friends
had not told me about this wonder
full Herb Extract. Thanks to 1t, ]
am now in better health than have
been for a long time, and never
suffer as / did in the past; stomach
no longer causes me any trouble,
have a fine appetite and my food
agrees with me. AS regulator and
remedy for constipation this medi-
cine has no equal. Carries of the
body poison, has relieved me Of
every pain and ache and made
wonderful improvement in my gen.
eral health. Hope my statement will
be the means Of helping some other
sufferer to find relief.
| See the special representatives d.
rect from the laboratories at their
headquarters in Peoples Drug Store,
sos 7th st. NV, Washington, also
Peoples Service Drug Store, 727
King St., Alexandra, Va, where
they are now introducing and ex-
| planning the merits of this famous
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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pastor of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church here, who conducted the
services over the body Of Mrs. Bryan's
husband on July 81, 1925, oficiated.
Before her visit to California Mrs.
Bryan had been living In Washington
with another daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Owen, now Representative from
Florida. Besides Mrs. Owen, those at
the burial services included william
Jennings Bryan, jr., and p. H. Callahan
of Louisville, KY, the latter secretary
OF the William Jennings Bryan Me-
mortal Association.
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ir., District of Columbia. the representa-
tive OF the Ashley NJ. Gould Club.
Damian j. Mclaughlin, chancellor of
the Butler Club, was Chairman of the
debate and the judges were John =.
Laskey, Walter NJ Shea, assistant Unit
ed States attorney, and Martin F.
ODonoghue, alumni of the school,
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DEATHS LAID TO BANDITS.

Bodies of Four Men Are Found by
Mexican Police.
MEXICO CITY, March Is R.-The
bodies of four men who had been
hanged and then buried beside a road
at Topilejo. near here, Tuesday mys-
titled Mexican police
Two of them we're identified as those
of Gen. Leon Ibarra, retired, and
Roberto Cruz Siqueira, cigar vendor.
It is believed they fell into the hands
of bandits, who robbed and hanged
them.
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WEAK, BUT TRUTHFUL.
colored Man Confesses Theft and
Receives Life Sentence.

PARIS, KY, March Is (P.-Jim Ash
bury, colored, is confessedly weak though
truthful. and he admitted to Circuit
Judge Ben G. Williams that he did
steal those six chickens. So he was
sentenced to life imprisonment.
Jim was to start today serving the
rest of his life at the State Reformatory
at Frankfort, having pleaded guilty
when arraigned yesterday. He was sem
fenced under the habitual criminal act.
Once before Jim had served time for
chicken stealing and previously for other
offenses. He said he took the fowls
from a barn near here and sold them
to a Paris commission house.
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1t is well to consider Price,
but only after giving most
careful consideration to the
house by which it is quoted.
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Three Connles Wed in Cafe,

Ell PASO. Tex, March IS (P)-
Moaning saxophones. Lehengrin's we'd
ding march and 20 Promise Me" were
blended in a medley Monday night in a
Juarez cafe as three couples were mar
Tied in a single ceremony.
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elements which soothe and heal the
infamed membranes and stop the ir.
ritatiOn, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat Of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms Of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if not re-
lieved after taking according to direc.
Riana Aek your Lr,,rr;-2
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ATTORNEY FACES SUIT
FOR TRAFFIC INJURIES
Woman Seeks $25, 900 to Compen-
safe Her for Hurts When
Struck by Car.

Mrs. Ethel Goldblatt. 2109 Eighteenth
street, yesterday filed suit in the District
Supreme Court to recover SIS 1000 dam
ages from John J. Hamilton, lawyer,
residing at 26l1 Woodley place. for
alleged personal injuries. She says she
was about to board a street car in front
of 20O8 Eighteenth street January %
last when the defendants automobile,
driven by his chauffeur, struck and in
jured her. She charges that the ma
chine was not under control and was
not stopped behind a street car, as
required by law.
Her left leg was seriously injured,
Mrs. Goldblatt says, and SO pieces of
skin had to be grated to cover the
wound, from which she is still suffering
in hospital. She is represented by
Attorney Alvin L. Newmyer.
British war graves are now to be
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Mrs. Hughes an Early Riser

NEW YORK, March 10 [P.-Perhaps
Mrs Hughes is pleased to return to
washington. When the present Chief
Justice was preparing his last public
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Assembled here you will find the authoritative interpreted
tons of the mode established by the worlds
fashion To the appeal of outstanding style seek
consistently add the additional appeal of modest prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

address, one on the World Court, Mrs.
Hughes awakened at $50 O'Clock every
morning for 20 days to make coffee.
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Her husband arose at instead Of
and devoted those extra 40 hours to
thinking over what he would say.
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PERSONAL.

EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORTABLE HOME
OF nurse devoted to the care OF inValids and
convalescents. AID. 1883. 1888 Kalorama road.
MASSAGE, OIL OR ALCO RUB; o-RAY
iieht; vibrator treatment, 81. Col 74l9.
Hours. 10 to 7:so; Sundays, 10 to 3. 3l2l
l4th NV.
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Only Exceptions.
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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All was quiet and peaceful upon the ship, and upon
the waters Suddenly, without warning, the cabin
roof shot up into the air. cloud of dense smoke
bleched far above the Kincaid and there was ter
rifle explosion which shook the vessel from stem to
stern. Instantly pandemonium broke loose upon
the deck. The apes of Akut, terrified by the sound,
ran snarling and growing in their panic.
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PONTIAC COACH. 192e--Driven only 5000
miles Just like new ear; will accept .
small car as part payment and balance
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Yet the vessel made progress even when she ap-
peared to be standing STILL and presently the low
hills of Jungle Island became distinctly visible upon
the western horizon ahead. Jane and Tarzan stood
upon the bridge watching the approaching island.
The men were forward, also watching the land grow
upward out of the ocean. The beasts had sought
the shade of the galley where they were curled up
in sleep.
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at substantial reductions.
WASHINGTON MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers,
635 Mass. Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
FORDS-FORDS-FORDS.
All years, all models. s25O03and up.
E-Z Terms.
Open Sundays and Evenings.
STEUART MOTOR COMPANY,
9th at K ST. NV. Natl. 5000.
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Tarzan and Jane Clayton watched the verdure clad
shore line receding in the ships wake, and for once
the ape-man left his native soil without one single
pang of regret No ship that sailed the seven seas
could have borne him away from Africa quick
enough His eagerness to resume the search for his
lost boy made the speed of the Kincaid seem that
of a snail to the anxious father.
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sALE-AIlToMoRILEs

PACKARD 2-DOOR SEDAN. 2-26 model; the
valves have just been ground. new rings
and piston pins. wheels painted and every
thing OK. I am only asking $425 for the
and will take your smaller car as part
payment; terms. Mr.. Lamar. North 1877.
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PONTIAC SEDAN. 1928, in fine mechanical
make you a trade. l4oI 14th st. NV. Phon
Decatur 4s00. Ask for Mr.. Hotel.
PONTIAC SPORT cABRIoLET, 1923; Q
wheels and trunk rack; cost sl,067,50 less
than 9 months ago; will sell for best effer.
Terms Phone Clev 1851. g.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPECIAL TUTORING IN FRENCH, LATIN,
English and mathematics. PEIRCE-ORME
SCHOOL, 1920 10th st. NV. Phone North
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routes, paying s37 so per week must be will
ing to start at about $50 while training;
grocery store and laundry experience an
asset: do not apply unless you are looking
for permanent work; also advancement. Ap-
MS, asa Mlineey bldg from to pm.
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sheeta leaped here and there screaming out his
startled in hdeous cries that sent the Ice OF
fear straight to the hearts of the Kncad's crew.
Mugamb too, was trembling. Only Tarzan OF the
Apes and his wife retained their composure Scarce
had the debris settled than the ape-man was among
the beasts, quietng their fears, talking to them
strokng their shaggy bodies and assuring them that
immediate danger was over.
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BARGAIN BASEMENT.

BEST BUYS IN TOWN.
1925 18th St.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

MIAMI, S23; Tampa. Jax., Carolina an
Georgia points; Florida cars wanted. Dixi
Tours. Howard House. Franklin 1888. g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

cnstomers Possibilities unlimited in mail
advertising. VIII instruct interested party
to operate machinery etc. Have otner ln1er-
LOCAL, MANUFACTURING concern offers
limited amount OF stock for sale; additiona a
capital needed TO nnance eroerS On oooAs'
SALE. CAFETERIA; best location in NV;
fully equipped; established more than tT Sa
Address BOX 2-K, Star ONCE. g.
CONFECTIONERY and light lunch-Room
! for sale cheap to quick buyer Il you want
portunity. Ruths Confectionery, 1oli 18TH
st. NV. 4, O.
GROCERY and meat market, doing $4,000
munthly: all modern fixtures; appropriately
fa.oDo worth Of stock $500; terms; do not
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y 1i6-J, Star once.
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REQ 1929 COUPE; with rumble seat; Word-
of-Honor used car; buy this during our
and purchase your 1890 license plates. Dick
Murphy Inc l835 l4th st NV
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ResfOr1ng Chestnut Tree

THE Bureau of Plant Industry. which travels
far and wide in it's endeavor to develop
new and better crops in this country has had
considerable success in its efforts to restore the
chestnut once more to its former place as one
OF the leading trees of the country.
The trees, to be sure, produce a different
type of nut from that native to this country
An expedition to Asia to secure blight-resiStant
stock has resulted in the successful TRANSPORT
tation of seed of various types of Japanese
trees which are now being raised at a nursery
near this city The success so far attained has
given rise to the hope that the chestnut once
more may be made to thrive. =
A new industry has been established in the
Southwest through the introduction on a COM
mercial basis of date trees. Experiments in
rubber plants in Florida have been successful
especially in the case of the Para rubber trees
of Brazil, which have attained height of IS
feet more.
An airpane expedition into New Guinea re-
suited in the finding of 176 varieties of sugar
cane, 100 of which survived transportation and
are disease resistant. They are now in good
growing condition.
More than 1900 introductions of soy beans
of 500 distinct varieties also have been made.
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Takes MUade Grand OPERA

anything unfavOrable to her performance. Her
work figured greatly In gaining for ..Rio Rita.
place among the 10 best pictures OF 1899.
II We can produce Carmen the way I
visualize it now we win surpass anything stage
producers have been able to attain. The entire
atmosphere OF Spain will &c DANGEROUSLY re-
produced in realistic manner an element
neretohofe impossible in this opera" declares
lie Baron.
The question of who will play opposite Miss
Daniels has not yet been decided The lucky
Don Jose may be John BOles, who scored so
highly opposite Bebe in Rio Rita"
It didn't take long for the motion picture, or
art OF the cinema or silver screen, to become
just "the movies"
And talking pictures, the audible cinema
were about two weeks in becoming 'the taIkies."
How long viii it take grand opera to become
just 'the grandies"?
Copyright. 1902
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WHEN the announcement was made that
Miss Daniels had been signed for the part,
Hollywood was amazed. And judging from re-
ports which reached Hollywood from the East
New York was even more amazed How could
Bebe Daniels. the Coincidence, be Rio Rita?"
Every one asked the question and nobody but
lie Baron could answer (which he didn't
choose to do. There was nothing to do but
wait for completion of the picture. So the
film world waited.
Those who have seen the film know what
Bebe did with the part. For the benefit of
those who unfortunate to miss it,
might say that the actress was superb both in
her acting and her singing I have yet to read
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&c Be silent.
81 Small bunch of
hay or straw.
% Conceited person.
% Metal fastener.
80 Singing insect.
81 In passing.
80 Wish.
SO Machine for
huSking corn.
"a Mohammedan
mobiles.
SO Pains.
81 Sap Spigot.
80 Down: prefix.
40 High mountain.
AZ Father of modern
engraving.
43 Territorial division
of Denmark.
As Concerning.
AZ Article.
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COWtinSed from fifth Page

COWttMNed nom NTH Page
talking and singing films, Bebe's contract was
broken. without ever giving her . voice test
executives on that lot decided that she couldn't
sing and consequently no longer was Of value
at the box ONCE
But the actress held . different opinion
She thought she could sing and that she could
be q dramatic actress as well as q coincidence
William LIE Baron the RKO production chief
believed In her. He was convinced that she
could do whatever she set out to accomplish
So he gambled half a million dollars by signing
her for Rio Rita"
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81 Room in a harem.
80 Ballad.
100 Egyptian sun disk.
lOl Italian coins.
1O2 Moose.
lOs Turn IN q rope.
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% Male bird.
81 DepriveS OF
clerical character.
% Red Turkish cap.
% MtdweStern State.
O. Stun.
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los Soft mud.
1O6 Charles Lamb.
lot Drench.
1l0 Scandinavian
masculine name.
liz Boys nickname.
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81 Weirs.
&c Aromatic herb.
81 City In Poland.
90 Altar cloth.
- City in Poland.
So City in Florida.
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Sunday Morning Among the Cross W. rds

legend.
80 SauSageS.
102 One who uses a
lariat.
104 Son of Zeus.
108 Pertaining to the
ear.
100 Climbs at a sharp
angle.
Ill Town in Maine.
lib Fodder pit.
ia Famous Roman
fiddler.
lis Run away.
116 City in Oregon.
lit Tune.
118 Chew.
119 Calyx-leaf.
40 Girls name.
12l Feeble.
Down.
! Envelop.
2 Opera by Verdi.
3 Metal money.
4 City in Canada.
S Southwestern
State.
6 Grief.
Z Bristles of barley.
8 Tuned.
9 Places where
text is rubbed out.
10 Island in the
Mediterranean.
IL Pictures in verse.
IL City in France.
Is Mountain pass.
II Precious stones.
Is Picture stands.
16 Apteryx.
II Town in Holland.
IL Burrows.
% Large. upright pole.
80 Sea mammal.
80 Colors.
"a European herb:
var.
SO City in Kentucky.
81 Paired.
38 Warship.
80 Water-raising
device.
40 Fragment.
AZ Raccoon-like
animal OF Nepal.
43 Giving vigor.
A River in France.
As Fossil resin.
AZ Province in the
Netherlands.
20 Three -maSted
vessels.
So Polliwog.
81 Island in the
Mediterranean.
SIS City on the
Blue Nile.
81 Expand.
So River in Africa.
50 Run, as q horse.
So Cereal grain.
50 Calico pony. ,,
"a Biblical name: "a.
s. Maxim.
81 Section OF an
orchestra.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-09

Capitalist Justice

VTAGRANCY legislation. They against
laws
evident when applied only the intended victims But capitalist
justice satisfied with that 1t nstru
men scab herdng 1t them hunt down labor organizers
and political antagonists
In the of Georgia the capitalist thereafter the labor
organizers with the electric chair the state of Alabama the CAPT
st have found what they consider better method meet
the problem of labor organizers They arrest them and charge and
convict them of vagrancy
In Birmingham Alabama
Iron Company the Trade Union Unity League of
the American Negro Labor and the Communist Party have
been charged with vagIany and to one year on the
did the of the Coal and Iron Company
they would be arrested days and charged with the
crime.
The laws make crime On the chain
the South hundreds found whose crime
capitalism provide The genemany
and chvous Southern the laws order to
touching their pockebooks The the method of the
Southern gentlemen unload the shoulders the poorest of the
the burden of taxation which otherwise would have be nst
ued in order to have the public work performed Yet these
gentlemen glibly talk forced labor in the Soviet Union
undsguised brutality judges South perform their
duty providing slaves for public work. and they utilize any
preense to get them
This crime punished with twelve months the chain The
boss who refuses the worker job and who at the perss
calling police and having him arrested vagant
ra the case the ps Of the m w. L. of the a. M It
the truly bringing the real spirit of that law
It law against the working class Anyone who dares to propa
gate organization the workers falls under these laws It
true that the letter of the law that
charged vagrancy supplied
by their organizations but little things do not bother the
of the Southern gentlemen Such little things do not bother
the conscience of capitalist His God demands that he make pro
and the capitalists all believe their Cod they condemn of
their God whether the letter of the law ufes They
labor the chain They know that not the
letter then the spirit of their law justife it.
The American working unite fight against all
laws. The millions of unemployed make struggle
against laws immediate objective their
The the of the ruling class Alabama
which maintains only by ynhng 1t does matter whether
ynchng outright murder whether is the method
nhng by aresng and labor and political
antagonists noncommed
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-09
The Tigers Heart

1AMMANY New Yoks example capitalism uerous with graft
cynical haot brutal than beast ISLANDERS the
paratively noble animal by which it is knownthe Tiger.
But the tiger has heart None other than that Tammany
dudes Mayor Walker steps prove has
written letter the Parole Commission and the strength of it,
commission which fills its pockets with graft the victims of
other the release the
Unemployed Delegation by workers. probably
Professionally and with M due caution be released October 81
Minor and Amter guilty of Walker
these aomnabe cffenses pure and vruous Tammany gives them
prison. and they maybe October 81
he had been judged by other crooked judge whom Tam
many therefore although the first Crime
others.
that this hypocrica that
would be make forced of the cauldron
known Tammany Hail. by the of the protesting
workers of this The Tiger wishes pretend before election
that has heart But careful not release these revolutionary
workers. these Communists in time for their valuable service in roung
workers in the congressional elections Vote Communist!
Again. tiger would think of insulting its But Walker,
whose sales of offices bus deals and endless other things snks
decks himself vesa virgin and the Parole Com
mission crooks to that th conditions of parole will give
these any license to repeat the offense."
Such damnab pedy What had they been doing these Com
worked to themselves the they espused Ro If they
had done that this slick mayora crook would them
the miserable chance he does of repeating the offense
Of neither Raymond Foster Minor Amter committed
crime The criminals exclusively the desable Whalen his
infamy Mr. Murooney the judges Short the whole
capitalist machinery of class justice
To that these working prisoners guilty of bad
that they in prison and unless they guaranteed not
the offense be bad hammered npatro
Dancing jimmy any one the millions of New York workers might be
kept in prison for life.
the of S of
for which the Unemployed Delegation raoadd support
than the demands which that delegation voiced
rally to vote Communist election day. to aid in breaking the
political machine of capitalist exploitation and September First
Insurance Bill which embraces the demand for Wor Wages
for which the delegation went to prison
the vengeance capitalism release,
immediate and unconditional Raymond Minor Amter!
Fight for the Workers Social Insurance Bill!