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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17
JAILED FOR DEFENDING
SELF AGAINST FASCIST
(Wireless bN Inprecorr)

BERLIN, July 16.-A Communist,
Maciak, was sentenced for two
years in Jail for defending himself
against twenty-five fascists with
revolver. Although the evidences
are such that the court was forced
to admit that Maciak was acting in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17

self-defense, it declared that the
shots have exceeded defense rights.
Seven fascists are being tried for
the murder of the worker, Helm
burger, which was committed on
May 10th. The chief defendant
pleaded drunkenness as an excuse
for the murder.
Another group of fascists are
being tried for the murder of the
workers, Kubov and Roentgental.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17
SOVIET GRAIN TO REACH
NEW LEVEL.
Wireless By inprecorr)

MOSCOW, July 16.-The Soviet
statistical department reports that
harvest prospects are above average
and that important grain districts
are to exceed pre-war crop Yields.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17

Strike against wage cuts! De-
mand unemployment insurance
Rally against imperialist war
and fol- the defense of the Soviet
Union OH August LIST
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17
10 PER CENT REDUCTION,
HUNDREDS FIRED WITH
INSULT, 1T HELPS YOU
T.U.U.L. Urges Strike Against Wage Cuts;
Urges JObless to Join This Fight
Form Shop and Department Committees, Unite
For Struggle; Demonstrate August First

DAYTON, Ohio July 16.-The National Cash Register
Co. plant here published notices Monday announcing general
ten cent cut of all workers wages beginning that
day. There the usual bu about this being all the good
the workers but that doesn't ANYTHING Everything
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17
Wood Tells of
Planting Spies;
Lockout Order
Testimony Shows War Preparations Include
Exile, Criminal Syndicalism and Censor Laws
Fight This Menace August By Demonstrating
For All War Funds To Be Used For Jobless

NEW YORK.-Open admission that the United States
through it's department of labor has engaged in
union smashing during the last two years. that already has
gone the road professional labor spying that the
committee at least conempates Legislation to take of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17
NOTICE TO ALL.
EMPLOYEES

Effective today, July IA, 1880, the sal
aries and wages of all employees on
the Dayton payroll will be reduced
ten percent. This includes all execu-
tives, straight time employees, day
workers and pieceworkers.
This is being done as AN emergency
measure to meet present conditions,
and will enable us to continue to give
employment to the greatest number of
our people.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-17

Fish Committee Plans Deportation and
Crushing of All Workers Organizations
AS Preliminary War Move. Answer
This Assault on the Workers By
Demonstrations August First!
Build the Communist Partyl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-01
School Honor
Roll Is High
Snecial to The Heraldl

MERCEDES, Nov. L. Superin-
PENDENT Z. H. Poteet Of the Mer-
<cedes schools. has announced the
|honor roll for the first six weeks
OF the local school term. the pupils
whose names appear, having made
an average of 80 or above, on all
Of their subjects.
Those making UP the honor roll
from the Senior high school are.
Dolores Lynn. Helen Irby. Amador
Fernandez and Estelle Vann: jun
ior high school; Margaret Barnes.
Charles Van Berg, Nan Frances
Bates, Irene Rice. Dorothy Rag
fland and Margaret Nelson.
South grammar school: James
. Drawe. vann Allen. Edmund Gill;
land. William Warner. Mary Deyo,
Estelle Ashton, Ramona Flores,
Dorothy Howe. June Martin, Hell
en- Murray, Dorothy McNiel. Cath
crime Slater and Marie Simms.
North Grammar school. Beatrice
Cuzman and Ramondo Hernandez.
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A Few Cents Will Bring Many Dollars. Put Your For Rent Ad Below
G ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port OF Brownsville.
Texas, October Is. 1880. Notice Is
hereby given that on October "a,
1880. there was seized near the Flor
L; -Sayo Ranch, Cameron County,
Tex, from Guadalupe Gutierrez, ct
ais, for violation Of Sect. 500, Tariff
Act. 1880. and Sect. 3o62 r. S.. one
Falcon knight touring AUTOMOBILE,
motor No. 1884, serial no. 10-303l.
Anyone claiming the aboya describ-
c automobile viii file claim with
me within twenty GOD days from
the date Of this notice: otherwise !
will sell the automobile at public
auction at the U. S. Customhouse,
Brownsville. Texas. ON Saturday,
November IS, 1880, at 10 o'clock a.
m. Wm Neale, Deputy Collector.
10-25-l-8-3t-3878
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO The CREDITORS
OF THE ESTATE OF j. 3. FRIGON

DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that let
tiers OF administration with the will
annexed upon the estate Of j. B.
Frigon, deceased. were granted the
undersigned on the 7th day Of Oct
ober. 1880. by the County Court of
Cameron County, Texas. All per-
SONS having claims against said es-
tate arc hereby required to present
the same to the undersigned within
the time prescribed by law at its
office In the First National Bank
building In Brownsville. Texas. same
being its residence and post-office
address.
THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
TRUST COMPANY
Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate OF
j. B. Frigon, deceased
l6-18-25-1-3-4t-3874
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Workingmen's families spend an
average of $40 a year for medical
care, says the bureau Of labor sta
tistics.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

BARGAIN-For sale, Groom mod
ern home and $1,000 per month IN
other rentals, for sl1 10000. Box
426. San Juan, Texas. H54
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AUTQMOTIvE

CAR FOR HUNTING-For sale,
Ford coupe; guaranteed to run.
$500. Phone COL. H-234
MUST SACRIFICE-At once, for
the best offer. my equity in 1890
Chevrolet coupe: driven only 1888
miles; like brand new. Will take
cheap car. Rush offer to Box H237
The Brownsville Herald. H-237
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and the time TO give a few lessons
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-22-acre citrus tract
Under cultivation. Sea Chica road.
Resaca land. new 6-room frame
house. Mrs. L. M. Levinson. phone
9011F5. HIPS
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ATTENTION, DEVELOPER
700-acro tract on sales contract.
Club house available. c. Fl. Swal-
low g. Company, Alamo. Texas.
H-1l8
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TOday's Radio Features
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CITRUS LAND-Truck land. tracts
5 to $50 acres. low priced. Box
1888. San Benito, Texas. Ill
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-Fine fat turkeys for
Thanksgiving. Specially fed. Also
fine singing canaries. Subject to
registration. Mrs. +. Thomas.
Honeydaie Farm. H-232
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HELP WANTED

COOK WANTED-Man preferred.
Apply at once, Waffle Shop. Mer-
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KwwG PROGRAM, SATURDAY EVENING
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terrain church: Rev. Emmett P. Day. pastor.
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GRIFFITH GETS
DECISION OVER
HIS CONQUEROR
BY BERT DENNY
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO, May l. U.R-Gerald
Ambrose Griffith, the tough young
man from Sioux City, Iowa, was
back among the contenders for the
heavyweight title today, rather dis
gusted but ready for all comers.
The disgust came when T u + Y
failed to knock out Jack Gagnon in
their return meeting last night in
the Chicago stadium, but Griffith so
convineingly outpointed his opponent
that there was no doubt as to who
is the better man.
Tuffy previously had lost to Gag,
non by technical knockout in Phil
adelphia and he hoped to aveng
the defeat by stopping Jack bur
he ran into an opponent who re-
fused to hit the floor.
Gagnon obviously was out for a
Knockout. He carried his left hand
out and the right hand poised for
the entire fight. But every time he
shot the right Griffith was some
place else.
In three rounds, Tuffy staggered
his opponent. Those rounds were the
second, fifth and eighth. In the sec
ond Griffith shot home hard right
to the jaw which sent the Boston
sailor back on his heels. Tuffy wad-
ed in then with everything he had
but Gagnon covered up with gloves
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
ROSenblOOm Is
Easy Winner

NEW YORK, May l. lU.P)-Maxie
Rosenbloom, eccentric New York He
brew, remained the leading light
heavyweight contender today, and
Larry Johnson, Chicago negro, about
had his mind made up to abandon
the 175 pound class for the heavy
weight division.
Rosenbloom slapped his way to a
comparatively easy 10 round de
cision over johnson IA IA return bout
at Madison Square garden last night
and now is ready to meet Jimmy
Slattery of Buffllo. recognized as
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
BY United Press,

oy ~ oAASSA - ASS'N
The Detroit Tigers and Philadel-
phia Athletics and the Pittsburgh
Pirates and Boston Braves today
will inaugurate the major leagues
oneninp intersectional competition
at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The
first series of sectional games were
complete Yesterday and tomorrow
all clubs will engage in East-West
competition, Eastern Nat o n |
League clubs playing in the west
ern half of the circuit until May
Is and the Western American
League clubs competing in the
east.
Closing sectional games were fea-
tured by the triumps of second di-
vision clubs, with only two of the
eight leading clubs winning. Cleve-
land replaced the Chicago White
Sox as runner up to the Washington
Senators. The Chicago Cubs gained
a full game on the league leading
Pirates but lost undisputed posses
sion of third place. The Boston
Braves moved up from sixth place
to tie for third.
Manush of the Browns; English
and Wilson of the Cubs; Herman of
the Robins; Klein of the Phillies
and Crawford of the Giants were
the days home run hitters.
The Brooklyn Robins won their
third straight game from the New
York Giants, 8 to i.
Joey Sewell, Cleveland infielder,
knocked a triple which resulted in
the first run of the Indians 6 to 3
victory over the st. Louis Browns.
The Philadelphia Athletics could
do little with the pitching of Mil
ton CASTOR and dropped 7 to 3
decision to the Boston Red Sox.
The Boston Braves slugged out a
9 to win over the Phillies.
Meusel's single and Stripp's tri-
pie in the ninth gave the Cincinnati
Reds to win over the st.
Louis Cardinals.
The Chicago White Sox made Is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
SPORT NEWS
Senators Beat
Seals And Jinx

SAN FRANCISCO, May /. UP
The Sacramento Senators had a new
lease on life today and will tackle
the Seals this afternoon on an even
basis. each outfit having won one
game of the series. Sacramento win
have renewed enthusiasm, having
broken their jinx and won yester-
days game, 6 to ). 1t was their
first win at san Francisco in two
seasons.
\ ninth inning rally did the trick.
Miljus had pitched shutout ball, al
lowing lust one run in the eighth,
and the Seals accumulated iv e
runs. when. in the ninth, Rohwer of
tie Senators opened up with a hom-
er.
Seattle evened the series with the
Missions Yesterday, when . Dutch -
Ruether hurled the Indians to I
to win over the Reds.
Portland defeated Hollywood in
the second game of the week yester-
dav. bv a score of / to 3. Walter
Mails pitched the Ducks to victory,
and started the scoring with a dou-
ble in the second, coming home
later
The Oalland-Los Angeles game
was postponed because of rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
New York Boxer
Wins In Oakland

OAKLAND, Calf, May l. U.p)-
Jack MeVey, negro middieweight OF
New York, won 10 round decision
over Wesley Ketchell, Portland, Ore,
at the Oakland auditorium last night.
The bout was fast, and there was
lust a shade of difference between
the two fighters.
Willard Dix, Bellingham, Wash.
lightweight, needed but two of the
scheduled 10 rounds of the semi
windup, to knock out "Young
Aguinaldo, Filipino fighter.
At the National hall bouts in San
Francisco, Charley Hernandez, jun,
ior welterweight, 1391a, defeated
Paddy Walthier, l3S, in an eight
round decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
Here And There
In Sport World

ROCHESTER,, Minn., May ]. The
condition of Jack Dempsey, former
heavyweight who underwent min
or operation at the Mayo clinic yes
tcrday, was pronounced satisfactory
by physicians today.
Dempsey physicians predicted
that he would be out of the hos
pital in two weeks and in condl-
tion to start training, should he de-
sire.
TUCSON, Ariz., May /. W.R)-
Santiago Gorilla, Panama feather
weight, is scheduled for 10 round
main event here tomorrow night with
Kid Apolonio, of Tampico.
Nine hundred Piute Indians in
the Owens Valley are extremely
needy and the Los Angeles water
department is asked to look INTO
the matter, being indirectly respon-
sible
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

and elbows and remained on his
feet.
For Griffiths the fight meant what
promises to be a big outdoor shot
here this summer with Otto Won
Porat. Matchmaker Nate Lewis OF
tie Chicago stadium promises to
match Griffith with Won Porat with
i'm short time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

foul in the sixth round. but he had
little difficulty tying up Johnson
last night and cvading the negro's
Wanted right.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

light heavyweight champion by the
New York state athletic commission.
In previous bout March 10,
Rosenbloom won on questionable
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
Yesterdays Hero

George Pipgras, Yankees pitcher
who ended the longest W n n
streak of the season by shutting out
tie Washington Senators, 9 to o.
The defeat was the first in nine
starts for the league leaders and
their third of the seaSn.
Pipgras allowed only five hits and
aided his team s attack with two
singles which drove in a pair Of
runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

hits off Chief Hogsett. Detroit's
full blooded Indian rookie pitcher,
but We're unable to bunch their
blows and lost the derision, 6 to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

lndio, Riverside County, on May
3 will vote on Incorporation as a
city of the sixth class.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01
lSO. California
| Sport Briefs

OCEAN PARK, Caiif.. May l. W.R,
Kenneth La Sale defeated Bob Bur
ray ON technical knockout in the
fifth round of their main event bout
here last night. Bozo Kamisher took
the nod over Dave Leivas in the
semi-final.
Los ANGELES, May l. U.R-
Unable to get a suitable opponent
for Andy Martin, featherweight on
whom he had counted for the place,
Matchmaker Wadhams of the Olym-
pic last night signed Dave Shade
and Mike Hector for the feature
spot on next Tuesday night 5 card
ia the big fight emporium. Shade
is training at Soper s ranch for
his bout with Ace Hudkins, sched-
uled for May 20.
Los ANGELES, May /. U.D-
Herman Brix, stellar shot-put rep
resentative of the l.. A. \. c., Will
leave here tomorrow night for San
Francisco where he is slated to
meet a Stanford weight tosser, Har-
low Rothert, in the Pacific asso-
eiation track and field champion
ships Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-01

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Farm Relief

Received a El Centre, Calf
EXTRA
CORVALLIS 20 1880
HULsE ANDERSON TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO.,
CENTRO CALF.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE CAPTURED NEW WORLDS
RECORD CATERPILLAR TEN TRACTOR CON
DAYS AND NIGHTS STOP THIS LONGER
MODEL TRACTOR EVER BEFORE CON-
TINUOUSIY STOP OPERATING ON COL
LEGE FARM IMPLEMENTS
CONTINUOUS AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
BEGINNING OF RUN IRAC OK
HUNDRED MILES AND Will
CONTINUE NOON MAY SECOND
STOP COMPLETE RECORDS FUEL OIL AND TRACK
INTEREST OREGON STATE COLLEGEo
PRODUCTION COST DATA FOX
AGRICULTURE
GILMORE. CHIEF ENGINEERING DEPT