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New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Advertising on stamps SupCcStS Possibilities


 This week we received from Den mark a postal oddity which set us to wondering why manufacturers n this country had let one ot thelr lof- eign subsidiaries get the Jump OH them in what is almost an unlque advertising stunt. This freak was a Danish stamp booklet, much re scmbling in makeup those used Ill our own country and rctallcd hH the governments chain stores dI o5, 4s and 97 cents (adVD. There were pancs of six stichcrs each, Ju@I as we have here, but only four ol these were actually stamps.
 Instead of the regular posla%e stamp design, 1he other two bor2 representations of automobile radl' ator fronts. with thc names ot Wcll- known makes of cars printed across them. And the interleafing between the panes was also of an advertising nature, telling Danes why these makes were the best and even pie turing the various models and giv- ing prices.
 What an idea. Why haven't firms in this country done the same? Just think.
 You might pick mp your booklet of stamps and find that one of then said, Tune in on Station WWWN every Tuesday night at o'cloch and hear the Soft Soap Eevclers, Wouldn't that mako you not onl> tune in the Station WWWW but also buy d few cakes of Soft soap
 Or you might discover this leg. end: You can't escape death, Take out a policy with the Suchandsuct ! Life Insurance Co. now and protec' fthe wife and kiddies.' Whicl ould make you break down ant weep right away.
 Or, again. your eyes might faI upon: Don't fail to sec Romeo Malaria and Greta Lissom in A Night of Delight an all-talkin- i Pjctogra ph masterpiece. when | comes 10 your theatcr.' We kno" you could hardly wait.
 Or some entcrprising firm nigh 20 back to the experiment onCt tried in Great Britain and New Zealand and print such advertise mcnts on the backs of the stamps And then you might start 10 lick { stamp and. as you turned it's shiny ! back up toward your tongue, finC upon it such a statement as this 1 The gum used on this stamp i. 1 favored with extract from Perci val's Pure Potatoes, obtainablo d your neighborhood groccry,'
 But this particular ad would o course leave the way open for ; nasty comeback such as: Wash th' 1 taste of this mucilagc out of you mouth by chewing a stick of TWitch ems Juicymint Chewing Gum.' Ant the row would be on.
 The Vets and the Drys woult seek advertising space. the variou political parties would want to cam paign through the postage staml columns, and local space rate might be put up 10 the highest bid der and won by Lcvinsly's Secon' Hand Clothing store or the under taking firm of Dead X Buried Money would pour into the coffer of the government and be rcvcnu enough 10 pay back the incom taxes of a decade or so, Thcr would be enough money 10 pa soldier bonuses, old age pensions and all that and have enough lief over 10 present every man, Woma and child in the country with dividend on his nations wealth.
 Just think of the possibiltie again. Think once more of the re marhablc instances We have cited We are doing it. And, if this typ ot advertising will wipe it out, a
 We can say is, Praise Heaven fo the postal department deticit,'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Member AudJt Bnrsau ot {irpulaf,np

ras A. 5. C. IS national organization which furnishes newspapers and adger- .sers with a strictly honest analysis ot circulation. Our circulation statist}cs are based upon th.s aud l. Thi. Insures pro. lection asalnst fraud in newspaper dI.- t-4nutlon figures 10 both national and taca advert seTs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
I'll RADIO COMMISSION AND RADIO CONTROL

r tb9 r, s. Senate does not con- Num the Presidents new appointccs 10 inc Radio Commission at once, and the life of the present com
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Member ot the Associated Prev.

THs Associated Press IS exclusively en.
 lied to ths Use for republication ot ail news credited 10 1t or not otherwise credited in th,s paper and also local neTs published therein
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Tho Herald B on .als dsnv ln New ToJ1 at Hotatnss Newsstand, Times Square. S1hultzs Newsstand. Entrs nee Grand Central. 4@nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Senators appeared rattIcd when fanity from the floor, They probab- ly thought they were in the cloak room.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
bribery or official corruption.


 Senators appeared rattIcd when Cole Blease read ucIels vile pro- fanity from the floor. They probab- ly thought they were in the cloak room.
 Pipe makers arc planning an al. campaign 10 make their wares popu- lar. Won't a good corncob keep a girl thin"
 Americanism: Using 4 lotions. washes and sprays to avoid germs; Licking your finger while turning the pages of a telephone directot%.
 One good way to study the ctfe@t of swell l-head on manners is to be- come . travelling salesman.
 Other building activities may be increased by Mr. Hoover but there will be T decided slump in air castle construction.
 For that matter, as any alteration department will agree, you can [ keep a good skirt down,
 If you care for screen comedies. keep 4. hopeful eve on your fat neighbor as he mounts stepladdvf to put them up.
 Now they say prison reform de- pends on a higher class personnel This is especially true of the on"s in stripes.
 Footing horns made Jericho's s walls fall down. but that was a miracle. You can't clear up a traffic jam that way.
 House members object 10 then body being called the lower house. IL does seem odd to use the com- paratiye.
 Universal danunciation won't af- feet submarine construction. Note how little it has affected the wcatl- CT.
 Correct this sentences: oh, if l can just get over this one,' nc moaned, "lll never touch anothaT drop.'
 Copyright. 1a30, Publishers 
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
f;l.;DEhli>h HDl~ N Ni'sini \

1t ture* oa rLaf ri, S.sr ns- pertinent O I'ubljc Wrlfaa Da. been mahin- q secret invest jeatIon or al- lrred brutal conditions at inc Con ncclicul school for Boys in McriIen hut while this inHesusation was in progrcs a New Britain boy was
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

In q smart, and that's the last ot that word smart for this season, Park avenue cafe walters wear a small blue button in their evening
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

coat lapel to distinguish them from patrons. In would appear walters after all have some pride.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The only profitable advertising medj1rn 'n the City. Circulation books and press room always open 10 advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

A block in East 45th street is reputed 10 be the hide away for 19 speakeasies One building houses oix on various floors. An harasseo home owner had so many raps on his door he has placed a sign on it reading: This is a private house. '
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Pipe makers are planning an al campaign 10 make their wares popu- lar. Won't a good Corncob keep 3 girl thin2
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

A spcakeasy in the section is ceia- brated for furnishing pondcnt girls in divorce cases. The charge is S1o. The proprietor cXacts a S2j fec for arranging details. The bu>j- ness has become so prosperous sCr- eral of the girls average Sloo a week.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Americanism: Using 4 lotions. washes and sprays to avoid germs; Licking your finger while turning the pages of a telephone directol%.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

One good way to study the effect of swell-head on manners is to be- come Q travelling salesman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The debutante and demi-mou- daine-the two are ineXtricably mix ed these days-are responsible for the success of the safe speakeasN. Their patronage brings spenders. Unlike old days, they arc permitted unsecured and may sit alone and tlirt rccklcSslN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The spcakeasy proprietor offers that charm which is notoriously found among the worthless. In oth- CT days he was found in the saloon back room. running inglorious er- rands and accepting free drinks. Today he is the parasite who has become a potentate. He often con trols the political destiny of an en- tire ward.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Business Of7ce ..... .Z5 Editorial Rooms .... e26
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

One gave me sly wink the oln- CT evening. but merely cHhalCd a contcmptuous cloud of smoke, ap- praised my nails and othcr"! i,' fcicncd occupation. After A. you grow cautious of such caperS. And you don't feel so cut uppy any way.
 Copyright. 1a30, McNaught
 Syndicate, Incl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

An outstanding characteristic of many of the spcakeasy owners IS their youth and cool impertinencc. Any number are in their early tWen- ties and have TO fear whatever oi the law. One told me he started wi:h $500 saved as truck driver and had run it up to sl30.0O0 in four years. "Wouldn't l be a fool" he said Girily. ito stick to the socallcd re- spectable joD?'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Other building activities may be increased by Mr. Hoover but there will be decided slump in air castle construction.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Correct this sentence: oh. if l can just get over this one,' rc moaned, "lll never touch anothe1 drop.'
 Copyright. 1aS0, Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

For that matter as any alteration department will agree, Nou cant keep a good skirt down.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut

Issued Daily Sunday EIcepted) At Herald Bldg. e7 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Universal denunciation won't af- feet submarine construction. Note how little it has affected the weata-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
TELEPHONE CALLS

Entered at the Post Office at New Britain
 as Second Class Nal Matter.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

If you care for screen comedies. keep 4. hopeful eve on your fat reighbor as he mounts stepladdvi to put them up.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

House members object 10 then body being called the lower house. IL does seem odd to use the com- parative.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Linens At Neu'
Lou Prices!

(l) Madessa Luncheon Cloth,
size s4xs4 IN. Was ec cS
s11.s5. Friday only.
(II) Linen Bridge Table
Covers, cream color bound
with red. green Or blue.
Elastic fasteners. Were GEn
s1.1s. Friday only.
Cd Bedspreads. organdie and
batiste. in dainty patterns.
size sOx1O5 in. Were e0 TX
s4.9s. Friday only.
I46) Batiste Ecarfs and
vanity Sets. in cool. summery
looking colors. Were 5sc to
asc. RI 20c and A4C
day only.
(4s) FabrIkoid Luncheon
Sets, iii green, rose, gold and
blue with contrasting bor-
ders. Were s1.49. Fri. @1
day only. .....s....... -
]. t9l Turkish Bath Mats, rose,
green and yellow striped pat
terms. Were $1.l9. Fri Q0e
GAY only .ss..... .sssees
(I4l Linen Crash Cloths,
with linen borders. Were AAN
Sec. Friday only. .....
Third RIoaR
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Unusuol LJnd er.Dear
Valuesg

SO Rayon Undertllings. In
Guiding sun.back vests. bras
sieres and pantas; broken
Sizes and colors, Originally
7sc to 500. Friday Zoe
only ....--...s.ss.
On Knit Union Suits, with
loose knees. size Sc. Origi.
nally 500. Friday 90N
only s,'..... .s...
ass .Sornersets"-for smart
young women. Including
vests ana shorts OF . cotton
knitln gay cOlors. Sizes 81
to Sc. Originally 75c. I0c
Friday only 49,. .4.ss.
Third Eloer
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
PARITY PRIMARY
FIGHTS

ANNAPOLIS. AUG. a.. The
time limit Tor filing notices Of
candidates. expired yesterday.
and there Is no opposition p the
Democratic primary to Frank 8.
Revell for clerk 81 court. Frank
A. Munroe, 4 retired merchant Of
Annapolis, Is the Republican IS
pifant.
For state senator. Ridgely 2.
Melvin, Democrat, and Walter =.
Questedt. Republican, have filed.
G.. Albert Hodges, incumbent, IS
The only Democratic aspirant Tor
treasurer, but two Republicans
Thomas n. Stevens, EdgeWater,
and George n. Shepherd 6rlstOis
seek the office.
FOR register 81, wins George r.
Cromwell, FeTndale. Democrat,
has d walkaway, while Charles ~.
Russell, Annapolis, and Q. Carroll
Brice, st. Margafets. would ike
the Republican nomination.
A, Theodore Brady. States at-
torney, win be opposed for the
Democratic nomination BY Mar.
VIM (. Anderson and Robert =.
Kindrel. wv. HRllan1 Claude ID
slated Tor the Republican Ilomil1a-
ton.
n. Glenn prout, of the lower
nart of the county, has Demo
cratic organization support for
sheriff, but win be opposed in the
primaries hy T. Lee Perry and
stephen Smith.
Republican candidates are John
Bowie, Annapolis Junction;
Charles il. Shearman, Annapolis.
and William II. Moreland. East
port
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Final Cut on
Boys' Furnishings!

(4) Bathing Suits, sizes 2 and
.. Were s1.95. Friday E0f
only s............ I,
I'd khaki sIlor sis
is. Were sl.2S Friday Qp
only J. .s
(19) Sum Suits, sizes :. 3 and
Z. w ere sac. Friday II n
only %.s.s....i. s........
(22) Wash Suits, sizes . to
4. Were 91.SO ana $l.95. dA "
Friday Only ..4........
ss) SIN III Bathing
Suits. Were $1.2e. Eri- 6s
day only -.
as Polo Shirts, sizes 8 to
ls. Wera sl.a5. Friday Csc
only .... a. j. ,.... s =
(S5) Bathing Suits. blue and
black; sixes 5, 6. 8.
Were $I.95. Friday CT 4 a
only .s3....s., .ss -
(ss) wash Suits broken Sizes
3 to 5. Were 95S Fri IA
day only ..s.... ...... ...
(ag wash Suits. broken sizes
3 20 .. Were s1ses, O. 90
Friday only ....
4 (
t1sl Long pants Rutton.on
Sailor Suits, broken sizes s to
8. We're s1.s5. Friday @1 90
I only a..ss.....s....
ls) Straw hats, sN ana I:
were sI.OO. Friday 7dr
3nly ..........s.....
(122l Knickers linen. palm
beach; sizes Stto is. Were
S1.9S and s2.s5. Friday only
I.S5 ana 2.15
ls1 BroadcIoth Robes, sizes 2.
6 and Is. Were sz.96. @I OK
Friday only ..... sOV
60 Novelty Sweaters, sizes 80
and 81. Were s1.s6. CT 90
Friday only .&..... ~
CD Union Suits, sizes 1a to
IS. We're 75c. Friday 4 fs
only essss sssss - sesees
street ElOoR
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Ba aisis for
Thrift Wise Girls!

(l0) Girls Spring Coats,
most Of them silk lined.
Sizes I, and 10 years.
Originally $500. Fri co OK
day only ....,..... heSV
tol GlrIs, Flannel Coats, pas.
tel shades. Sizes 5 to il.
Were $5.g5. Friday GO 40
only ............
(19 pra.) Beach Clogs. in
green, red and yellow. Brok-
on sizes. We're s1.O0. E0N
Friday only .......
l6) Girls Beach Robes.
Were si.s5. Friday @1 %
only ..sss...ss.ssss
t2sl Girls 2.pc. Camp Suits.
blue ana tan: sizes s to II.
Originally s2.s5. Fri. @1 ~
day only -. y IS.
ieOl Girls Spring l1ats.
originally $1.o5 to $2.s5. 90N
Friday only .......
Fourth KIoor
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
WEATHER DET AL S

wonRcAsr TFx.L p. M. friday
FOR Maryland Cloudy and continued
cool tonight and Friday, with poesi-
biiity Of light showers Strong north
ror me District of coiumhia Cloudy
ana rnntinued cool tonight and Friday
with slight possibility Of light showers,
oentie TO moderate northeast winds.
For Vlrsfnia-Cioudy ana continued
cool tonlRht and Friday, poesiely
showers % the coast strong ncFshsAst
vi.G.1s.s Local TEnREHATEsss Essss
4 ). ms...s... 81 "a m.s+..,.. et
). in........ is 5 II m...ss.s. ee
Midnight .s,... 90 Noon ts....s 90
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
sincs January i, 1885, --ea7.
Ercess Of temparature since August
: Accumuistsd dsfisisney Of precipsta.
tion since January /. 1sa0--ii.ea.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
AmMumt Il fNA0--2.a6
TEMPERATURES SAME DATE LAST
Hirhssta SO. Lowsst--ss.
TIDE TABLES
Today-wHinh tides SOS a. M and
g:4a 3. Ana.s low tide, 12.1s ,. M
Touiorrow--High tides. e.e6 q. "a.
ana eilt >. n, low tides l2:t2 .. "a.
Sc sI TIiE SUN AND NOON
The sun rose today ~ k:10 =. M
ana sets at SAT p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow at $40 .. ~.
and sets at e,le >. m.
The moon rises today ~ 1;Aa p p.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Junior Miss Apparel
ii ROcIs ices! !

(2D Junior Misses Spring
Goats, with the new fitted
and belted lines. CAPPED and
scarf styles. Sizes Is to 10.
Were $3.50. Friday &C Ok
only .......
(I5) Junior Misses Jackets
and Coats, of silk crepe. wool
flannel and velvet. Sizes 1S
10 IS. We're $5.95. G1 OK
~ Junior Misses Goats Of
basketweaves, ii pink. green,
maize ana white. Sizes 1S
fo "a. Were $500. 60 OK
Friday only ......
lsS, Junior Misses PIay
snits including shirt, us
ana skirt. Of linen Or piq &;
white and colors. Were 96
Friday a
U0IY $3.50. sss4es assss
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
|W0vnesbOrO Talks
NeIU Water Supply

S1AuNTON, va. Aug. ~,
The waynesboro council yester-
day took under consideration =
movement to sxpend part Of the
$50, 900 to be realized from the
sale III TIE municipal lnydro-elec.
tric plant and distribution system
Is tie Virginia Public Service
Company. fcr the development d
Coiner Springs as q means of
furnishing sufficient water sup
ply for the city.
According to an estimate made
BY the city manager, about ST5,-
600 Win be necessary for the 11ls
filIment OF the project.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
5000 Beauty Experts
Put Seal on L0nO Bob

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Ihree
Thousand beauty experts arrived
In the city today to attend the
eleventh annual convention of the
American Association Of Coemeti.
clans and Hair Artists.
A compromise, it is reported.
he's been effected between the
long hair faction and the bObbets.
1t has resulted In the 'long bob
-a bob long enough 70 he done
up for evening wear and short
enough to blow free for sport
wear.
The long bob win receive serious
consideration BY the delegates
who also viii learn about the new
orchid. amber and flamingo make
suf1s.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
39c to 69c
Wash
Fabrics
19c ID.

Yoiles, din1ities, soisette
prints, cotton suitings,
ginghams, broc ade
crepes, cotton challis,
rayon prints, printed
broadcIoths, and many
other popular wash fab
RIGS now at q greatly
reduced price.
Third Floor
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Thrifty Friday Save $50
y Department Offers Unusual Bargains
Drastie Redurdiss

Drastic kedmrai@B
Taken IN S1DwB1s
u7 PFs.D GRvurul4l.1 @as
and PeppeFl m&re1T nz&
Were e1.ea 4n% -
eniy sssssss.~.s---~-
(sl stsEIlBg @sw 1l
Baskets. were s2& G. "a
Friday only.
q SefS) Pinfs1 suuP GlzR
Were s2.00. Fra3ay &N
only ..ossss--ss---s
ca Sterling UnnG8 ZsT
Pieces. Were go Six
Friday cnly.......-.
co Holiow UamEl8 MzErl
with stainless e1eel hl
Engraved with TIE tnleln1 ~.
Were S2.oo. Fraanx q
only s...s..s..-----
a PrsJ SIssIlng sRger So
anu Get& N
S16o. Friday only. ~@~~
u) Sflver.pIn1e3 ssly GHgE
Was $l-so- Fra11T SIN
only .........s.....
@ Ssasl S1yeE.BRsaaa @al8
Forks. Were s21& - *
Friday only.
g Getsl GElvsrRla118 hM1lg
SpFeaderR. were @ AZ
s3.25. Friday oniy.-
p) Sterling 0suT 49,
Eaaiso BaWlas WaEe g. fNf
S2.75s FFi8ay oMlR.s
(2) Rose ssfe1 Ics llzA-ls,
Were S2.7S. FRAY SM
only s.ss..s...-----
Street. EaosF
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
COURT ACTION COSTLY

DULTTTH, Mimi, Aug. u. II
cost the government $4,000 to
try anS sentence william Taylor
Hanks, Indian. charged with slay.
ing three relatives to life Inn,
prisonment in Leavenworth Fed
eral Penitentiary. IL was learned
here.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

tI30l RayOn Shirts and
Shorts; shirts. 81 to 42s
shorts, 80 to IS: were S0fe
$l; Friday only . s0G
tSO) Vrights' Union Suits,
button on shoulder style;
skies Se to 42; were A0N
Sl; Friday only ~. 80
(So) Fancy C0llar.attaehed
Shirts; IL. 14ls. Is. 15M and
III; were $1.35 and zoe
s1.s5. Friday only.
(5) Beach Robes;
were $4.95; Fri, co OK
day only ..... OO
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Odds and Ends
IN Stationery!

Geo uiecesl Including leather
ard paper follos and writing
paper (s1tghtly
soiled). Were. soc 90 u 0ff
S1.ss. Friday only. E6
(0O Metal Smoking st1m4a.
Were Si.Oo ana s1.sA e9e
7il Metal Cigarette BeEea.
Were s1.oa. Friday Ne
only s-......~s...ss.....
0lEsst IlssR
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
$l.15 to $1.35 Sheel.
98c

sizes 6Sx9O. 6Sx9s, 72x99, s1xs0 ana eIx13
inches--an of heavy quality shesting-WfA .
smooth soft finish. Henmed
Csc Pillow Cases So: o. 1se
Ehha Wase
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Spring Ceafs 81
Suits Con Be Bszgh
for @ SomR

90 Unnnsa 81 C@-
Black and navy Ut @BG
sizes ~ % - and s. -
43. Were Slo.ss sn6 e =
$3.50. Friday sl1y.. -
t@ Hgh1-wezE1t W
Suits, black ana wAz1a nn
IA ana 20. Wers 9EG.ks mn&
$500 Friday GA
only ...s..----s-=---
CD epe. 6uila. En9F ans wE18
woOlens: alzo "a Worn 9Tza9
and sss-7s. R1i8g T2
only .ss.-.s--ss~ss
(1 @pwa1g ANs an8 @
C0aaa. @zzaB 1& T4 @ mm8
e. oFiginaIly 9fn1 60
s9s.oa Fray &M
only ~e~s~ss.~~@@~.~s
enouM1 -
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
REMEMBER

Mail. phone and c. q. ..
Orders Can Not Be Filled
On Thrifty Friday Items
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Cl raIlce
" or,.en's Shoes

f4a prs.l Pumps and Straps,
white, blonde and black; all
sizes. but not In every style.
w er : $3.50. Friday G1 OK
only sss.spxs $50 ..ssse
second E1ooR
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

ana eetn tomorrow at s:7k =. "a.
The moon rises tomorroW At s:oT
,. n. ana sets saturday ct 7sot Z. m.
coaEpAnAxIvE rE1RERA9UREs
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
SnBs M On
0alsRs 2s8f

0e psu1 gh3Es ga @8
oxlur1n e pr -
Sdeai fsr a-nl - g.
slzss 81 an 49,
sf1a Fray 80
=si,s ssI%N
e1r1 EEEr 60
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
26O Mems White
BroadclotI1. Shirts
Csc

$50 Splendid Shir. mosty of prsshrunk broadeIoths
cellar attached Ii the Barry roll button downi
sizes l3M - III Shirts thak sold fer $lSS and SlsSl
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

CA Union Snits, pastel
broadcIoth; sizes So and
q; we're q; Friday 5c
only s....s.ssss
f1Ol yVebfoOt Swimming
Suits; red, ali wool; sizes 81
to ss; were Ss.95; GO 20
Friday only. AsUW
lI0l RayOn Pajamas. Al
and D; originally CT Ak
$2.95; Friday only WAsNV
(7Ol white Swimming
Shirts and Navy Blue
Trunks, all wool: were
$1.95; Friday only, Ct Ak
each ............ V@sV
FIoor
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

eullna -
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-14
CAB DRIVERS
DECL ARE STRIKE.
IN PITTSBURGH
5000 Out Over Wage
Cut; TUUL Active

Continued from PAGE One)
stead Of seven; ten-hour day instead
of IL; company to pay repairs in
stead of drivers; 40 per cent COM
mission on each dollar instead OF
three dollars on the first nine dol
lars as under the old scale.
T.U.U.L. Comes To Aid.
The Trade Union Unity League
is preparing to issue leaflet to
mobilize all workers to the aid OF
the strikers, and calling on the
strikers not to allow misleaders to
swindle them.
The capitalist press is violently
opposed to the strikers. 1t is print
ing stories about violence" and try
ing to mobilize all repressive forces
against them. The Music outfit is
trying to insinuate itself into the
leadership of The strike, with the
idea of selling it out, as it sold out
the Elizabethton and Marion textile
strikes.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-14
Show Harmony of US.
Authorities With
Fascism i'm Poland

The close harmony of American
federal authorities and Polish fas-
cism was exposed today when A.
Grosberg, a marine worker of Los
Angeles, who has been sentenced to
deportation for his militancy, re-
ceived word that his sisters home
in Poland had been raided by Pill
sudskis gendarmes last week.
Grosberg and five other los An
geles workers were held for depor-
tation after a raid on the head
quarters of the Communist Party
following the distribution by the
Young Communist League of leaf
let's against Yankee Imperialism in
Nicaragua last year.
Secretary of Labor Davis, tool of
the capitalists, has already signed
the writ of deportation on Grosberg.
The l. L. D., however, is appealing
the writ.
Grosberg, an active member of
the Communist Party, stands sec
ond throughout the country on the
drive for $4,000 new readers of the
Labor Defender, monthly organ of
the international Labor Defense.
He has been in this country for
16 years. The other workers facing
deportation with him are F. Fire
stone, Nick Dovranos, W. T. Zimi,
Frank Spector, and R. Aronberg,
all of Los Angeles.
Chief Detective Hynes, of the in
famous Red Squad in Los Angeles,
promised to drop all charges if
Grosberg would leave the city and
give up his activities in the class
struggle. The latter's refusal was
followed by the persecution and
writ of deportation.