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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-16

 Wots not of the things 1t is going
 to bc; We love to wonder as we watch 1t
 glow What 1t will be-and where will
 1t go.
 (THE TUBE MIIL) Ho! We are the men of the plug
 and die, And marvellous things we do. Tell us the size and guagc you wunt And we'll fashion the tube for you. We will make them round or make
 them square, Or any old shape you require: We will temper them soft or tenn
 per them hard Which ever you nny desire. We will give you a tube 12-inch o. D. Or draw 1t down to hair; We buff and plate them, too, you sec, Or coil them if you care. Brass or copper, it's all the same To the men on the bench or saw, tcr's touch Both in the cut or draw. (THE BRAZERS) Ho! We are the men of the fiery With the fluxing heat of hell; We solder the seam In the fiery glcam And you bet we solder 1t well! For that tube must stand under every test And we pride ourselves that we make the best. Steam or water, gas or oil Are safely carried through our toll. (THE SHEET METAL MEN) Ho. We are the famous sheet metal men; Our work should not me dcspised. For no matter what ever way you may turn Where civIiIzation's lights may
 burn, D. It is ever before your eyes. We roll 1t and cut 1t and temper ! it, too, For the various things 1t may have to do. Only tell us the guagc, the width | and length, And leave it to us for the tensile l strength.
 (THB SHIPPING. ROOM) And We are the men of the ship
 ping room, And seldom you'll find us OCT cast
 with gloom; On us falls the greatest task, tis | true; We distribute the work of the rest
 of you! Train or trolley, truck or team. Electrically driven, or gas or steam. It is all tho same to tho shipping
 clerk, As he meets them all in his daily
 work. In fancy WIG travel through every
 land To dispose of the work of your
 cunning hand.
 (LE'ENvOY) Hurrah: For the man who never
 shlrks, Hurrah! For the man who In metal
 works; Combine the two and I'll repeat The combination is hard to beat.
 --M. J. McDONOUGH.
 Watcrvillc. o--O-o
 Words of wisdom the wise men forgot: It's wise Christmas shop per who knows her own bundles
 0-l--O
 Virtue Is it's own reward. But we seldom hear of any body paying 1t.
 o-O-o
 Life makes monkeys of some men and that's pretty tough on the monkeys.
 DING. DING If you've done your Christmas
 shopping,
 You've a reason tO bc gay, Not only now, my gentle readers But also on old Christmas day.
 o--O--o
 The lass who loved a sailor il wondering what this naval dlsarm. ament will do to her boy.
 o--O--0
 This completes our regular mid week program. It came to yol over DBD and was broadcast bs the Waterbury Evening Democrat pioneer in this type of newspnpel work. We are signing off nt thu time. tO be back on the air agnif to-mOrrow evening as the uaua hour. II O-O--O
 Good night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-16
(I'hc Core Room)

HO! We are the men of the mold and core
 And we fashion them well and strong.
 No matter how difficult patterns he
 We do not keep you long.
 And we laugh and sing as we twist the hay
 And plaster the mud in the same old way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-16
(TiHE CASTING sHoP)

Ho! We arc the men of the casting room;
 Our job is not a treat.
 We watch the fitf1l colors play Ger the furnace grim and the pots of clay Tn the glare of the dazzling heat. We are the fellows who tend the fires
 To get the proper heat To flux the metal you're going to use,
 And our alloys can't be beat. We work and sweat amid flame and fumes
 And the Shastly glare of the cast ting rooms;
 And the molten metal flowing free Wots not of the things 1t Is going to be; We love to wonder as we watch 1t
 glow
 What 1t will bc-and where will 1t gO.
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COLLEGE,, 262U-Latge, front rnl., aIcOVe,
or 8: meals optional. He. 1890
CENTRAL, l96O-Nicely furnished rn.,
close to BATH large closet.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. l721-Cozy rooms bath:
utilities paid: porch, adults. $50. He 1905.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23I5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt; 3 rms. bath. heat. wat.
gar. furnished: reduced rent DR.. $500
COLLEGE. 2i51--4 and 5-rm.. attr. apis;
rent was up S45: to obtain permanent
occupants. S25 per mo. Move in now.
Rent starts Aug. lst See custodian.
ROACH. l53o-4-rm. modern bungalow:
small ward. Ia. 0eoe
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Help Wanted Female

ALTO singer for church solo and quartet
work Must be good reader. Services
exchanged for vocal lessons. Address
Times Box A 206.
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Legal Notices
TOWNSHIP. MARION
COUNTY TMDTAIh

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. MARION
COUNTY INDIANA.
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR AWARDING -, OF ]
Notice is herehv given that Harry j.
Maze. Trustee OF Franklin Township.
Marion County. Indiana WI ~ y de easd
in said township. for the services OF
school bus drivers in the schools OF SAID
E GGdnd tb 5qggn5 an9 3 fourth schoo years
for each school wear separateIy. ano col col
lectiyely as follows For the nrSt o Sen4qiT
school wears for the first. second and
third ensuing school wears: for the nrsti
second third and touTtn Sn en- rd Sgl'o 10
school bus drivers for the sag i ensuing p :
school wears separately or CoIlecVlNSIy aS
Fr9nEiin township. to the lowest and
hest responsible bidders. Each School
wear consists of eight months
The Trustee and Advisory BoaIda, S Shan
have the right to reject any and all bldS'
II no Nd satisfactory bid shall have been re- e
ceived, the Trustee, and AdViSoty d Boaf ia
will award the Gont5act o or ne c1Rsct "a
rate of compensation when is no uls EiLJ
than the bids submitted bY Responsible
bidders. ,.,- -,o-5
reserve the right to award the con lIIIi &c
for said services Tor the nISO en sscord
school wear or for the Ist Ina ana rs feo ssc
ond and third ensuing school wears. or
e1t me school years collectively. No con-
tract Shall be awarded, TO any r I6IyeI
unless he be a resident OF trahShh Ao"A-
All bids must be in the hands Of the
trustee on or before clock ?, IN M f 9n
Tuesdav AUG, 4 1881 So Specinca T n99ff ice
squ dDT time W from m to D. m. daily
from date heTeof B I'D hrs m qogte se'F toe
complete des9ri dtbon i40formation pertain
int inc to these routes. by sailing, a. Mains IRe
Office Of said d. Tr US eo9nnlf BafeFS O"'
VIII Nv, oe sad trustee and said ADVISORY
BOARD reserve the right to reject any
anu 60 HARRY L. MAZE.
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

GIRL wants general housework, country
or town; Is years old; Sc week. 2047 N.
Talbot.
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Instructions

IRVNGTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC
"a SCHOOL THAT SHOWS RESULTS"
Special summer Rates. Pipe organ.
Dramatics. Dancing. AL instruments
taught. Ir. 0eS6.
SPECIAL ofier of six weeks free instruc-
ton for the enrolment fee and only cost
50. Lessons valued at SO TO $50 . term.
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Help Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED house toulouse solicitors:
on straight commission order basis; If
you feel confident that you can sell tea
and coffee on the premium advancement
plan, we can use you; it takes real sales
rnanship and you are expected to produce
orders. Apply Jewel Tea Co., 1920 E.
Washington st.
solicitor for Indianapolis
Apply at Central Motor Freight Lines,
544 South Front St. Columbus. o.
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PRINCETON HOTEL
3G0Om for Rent With Board

GRAY. N, 958-$12 for 2; good meals:
front room; car. Oh. 3232-R.
OAKLAND, 90i N.-Room and board;
priv. mod home; laundry. 81. Oh. 0441-J.
BROADWAY, 2539-Twin beds, strictly
mod. home. privileges; unusually cool. So.
OXFORD. N 945-Nice airy front rm.,
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel

REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern. complete. furnished
or unturnished. with or without hotel
service. walking distance. $50 N. Penn
svlvania street. or call Ri. 1871.
APTS.-2 or rms: furnished and unfurn.:
reconditioned throughout: walking dis
tance from town: exceptionally low price.
Call $50 Fletcher ave. or phone Ri. 6295.
nth, W., 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment; sll utilities furnished; S4S
Call Ant No THE GRANT
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Indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable. apartments IN any part OF
sSirys y, 1lrnisned and unturnisEsd. from SIS
charges or obligations. II. z507, evenings
az6 SuAdag. w. O489. o. Be- 3A4ze-
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SHELTON. NINA beloved daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Philip Il. Shelton and sis
ter OF Kermet P. Huber B and Rubey NJ
shelton passed away at the residence
1885 West Thirty-seventh St. july g.
age % years. Funeral services viii be
held at the Thirtv-frst Street Baptist
church Saturday. July IS. at o. m
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL d.
PFCTORS
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LOST-Pekingese dog; light brown and
white. left eve affected with white spots.
2zeQ Reward
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WILSON. ROBERT B-Husband Of Jessie
d. Wilson. residing az 1913 Park ave,
urday, $50, at the Mckee Chapel OF
Tabernacle Presbyterian. church. Friends
invited. Cremation following. Friends
MCRFyAf1Y afAere PF4daY noon.
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HARRY L. MAZE.
trustee. Franklin Township
Marion County. Indiana

WV will sell at public Auction one Gre SIo.
motor No s39sl4 serial No; S a18SoIntin 3
- S24 so at Q o. M. July 81 1881
FANCHER & LONG.
Nanunnn6 Indiana.
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Painting and Papering
REMOVE BY STEAM

4
30 da. spec. $3.50 per I'm. q Up. Oh. s393.
PAINTING ON PAYMENTS
Guaranteed: nothing down. He. 1858.
PAPER. HANGRG-l5c per roll Plaster
ing. cleaning VAN & SON. DR.. 1893.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. est. free.
CHI 20o4. FRANK JACKSON. II. 24l5.
PAPER HANGING-s4 rm.; Al paper
furnished. G. FUTILE. Oh. 5675-W.
PAPER CLEANING-ExceIIent service. 81
q room. O'DONALD Ri 1873.
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Personals

RHEUMATISM, muscular pains,
neuralgia and varicose veins can be
promptly relieved with a special
formula, Wintergreen Liniment.
Guaranteed to show results upon
the first application or your money
refunded; soc and 81 bottles. Pre-
pared only by the B. M. Keene
Drug Co., Delaware and Ohio SITS,
indianapolis, Ind. Mail orders
promptly filled.
DETECTIVES-Priv CONFIDENTIAL
SIS Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: ewes. Hu. 3l07.
W. G. SACHS painter and decorator In
terror specialist ll06 Spann Ave DR.. 1855.
Transportation
ARE you driving somewhere and wish con-
genial guests to share expense. Call
AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU. Ii. 1851. 426
n Illinois.
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LUNCH BOX-Aluminum, containers; on
33th between fairground and Cornelius.
ANAL Reward
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL, 2lSl-Front apt: living rm.,
sefTm k Is 5e pTvate poTeh and
cite; pri. bath & emit. 81 wk. He. Ass.
DELAWARE. N. 806-Attractive. small.
furnished apartment reas. Ri. 1I48.
MERIDIAN, NJ. 22S5-Apt. 8, modern: 5
rooms. 2-bsdrooms; Frigidaire; heat light.
gas furnished; S65. Ii 1862.
MICH. E. 62s-New small furnished and
unfinished apis; reasonable.
PLEASANT RUN PKWY.. N. Dr.. 856: A.
I'm. furn.. mod. dble. SIS: wa. 1870 Finley
TACOMA. N, 202-5-rm. mod. gar: every
thing furn.; cd. location. Oh. 365S-R, ewes.
WALNUT. &. 1l5-3 rooms. private bath:
$40. See houssekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON. e, 3720-Mod arm.
furnished or unfurn. apt: priv. porch: 81.
TIE HATNE]si0Is N. III; beautiful
furn. apt: close In: reas. Ii. 1884.
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Cottages and Resorts

FOR RENT COTTAGE on Lake Manitou,
accommodates 5 people. by the week, or
rest Of season: Boats and garage; elee-
trio lights and, telephone: Call LEVI p
State House, Room 212.
LAKE front mod cottages. CAL Millers-
Vile Ideal Beach, Schaefer Lake or On.
O102 Indianapolis Ind. 1907 North Gale.
NEW Mod. cottages, private: Lake -Schaeo5
fer ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. II. 4O9O
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Enter Free Tickets Give
Machinery & Tools

NEW DAYTON deep well pumping system At
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3s25 z wash St IT. I5l.
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LOST-Hamilton wrist watch: room 148
statehouse; name in back of case; reward,
e15 ii ANA
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WILL GIVE REWARDED gold dollars
and other iewelry that was stolen Sat
Erday afternoon from Mrs. Eva Kellum.
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CENTRAL. 2432-Beautiful furnished I'm.
with private bath: gar. ideal home.
COLLEGE, 1427-Large front. rm.. down;
outside emit: gentleman pref. Ri. 8lO4.
COLLEGE, 262O-Large, front rn1., alcove.
2 or 8: meals optional. He. $780,
CENTRAL. l96O-Nicely furnished nm.
close to bath: large closet.
CENTRAL, 2432-Nicely furn. front room;
modern: ideal home. 81.
CENTRAL CAR-527 E. 18th; lovely, large.
front. mod, pr. home; $3.50: So. Ri. 7l08.
GLADSTONE, N, 32-Large, pleasant,
81. l coy nm. for l. priv. 81 Ii 7077.
NORTH-Near Butler; nm adjoining bath;
new home: garage. Hu. $3.50.
NEW YORK, l24 E.-$2.50 per week and
up: all outside rooms.
ORIENTAL. 20 Nj front untuEn. rm.:
also furn. sleeping rm. Ii. 9055.
roomers: garage; breakfast Il desired.
VERMONT. W, 36-Savoy, Apt. No. 10;
single rm.; gentleman; 81; eleya. Il. SOLE.
WARRINGTON BLVD, 26oO.,dLoyely home
for business woman. Hu. 3274,
private home. DR.. 5sls.
CLEAN Rms. Low RATES. downtown
4oTH, w. 413--1 or Q: home privileges: will
board. reasonable. wa. O183-M
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms: hot. cold water: IS
wk. with bath, 81 wk. Cool rms. A real
summer home: ladies. gentlemen. 232 III
HOTEL EASTGATE
Fireproof 327 E. Washington. Summer
rates. Two rooms, connecting bath, for
2, SO each Rooms, private bath, S9-Sl2.
Rooms. running water. S6-$750. Few
rooms. running water. SIS.
HOTEL ANTLERS
$50 N. MERIDIAN ST.
This beautiful hotel is located on the
easy walking distance of the main bust
ness district. Yet is far enough. away
from the noise of the downtown district
to be restful and quiet. All rooms are
newly decorated and7 have tub or shower
baths. Also moderate priced coffee shop:
Finest and largest indoor swimming pool
in the city, Free parking.
$500, $3.50, $500 Per Week
Per Person-Two in Room
Single rate. $3.50 per week and up.
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cent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND Completely furn. 2-rm.
ant; private entrance 81. garage.
ALABAMA, N. 523-3-rm apt, End floor;
clean, 1easonable inquire Apt. l.
ASHLAND 1912 completely furn. rms.
modern. priv entrance: range down
BROADWAY. 1422-Beautiful front turn.
apt; overstufed gar: redu.; adults; SO.
BROADWAY, 1872 rms, kHchenette;
thoroughly cleaned. sink. beds: 81.
BELLEFONTARE. 1l31-2-room apt. also
! Sleeping room; So and $3.50.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1862 or g. modern.
airy. well furnished. new paper. paint.
orator, sink. range: adjoining bath; $3.50.
COLLEGE, I3s6-Completley furn., 2-rm.
apt; sink; slpg. rm.; run. wa. ii. 8O13.
F SS}N q Il s9QARES Rms SG5 $4SS
rms. semi-mod.: stove furn wa. 41l2-l.
ILL, N. 1851, 2, 3-rm. kitchenette apts.;
So, 50. SIS. Sc. $3.50 week. Ia. ITO.
ILLINOIS n 2o2O-LOyely airy rm apt
walnut and white furnishings.
NEW JERSEY, ~, 1874 Lodging. clean,
rms. for the night. Csc and Soc Ri. Alas.
NEW JERSEY. N, 418-Clean. newly pa
pered: everything turn.; So; slpg. rrn.. 81.
ORIENTAL, N, 20-2rm. furnished apt:
modern; | weeks rent free.
Oh1Os O4O G.--z IOOQ1S. % week. every
thing furnished; room, $3.50 week.
PARK. 1662-Two large front rooms. front
porch: private entrance; everything furn.
STATE. N. 423-3 connecting rms: every
thing furnished: sink. Oh. 0162-J.
TALBOT, N, 2420-2 and 3-rm. priv. apis:
garage; Sc to So week. Ia. 7110.
TALBOT. N. 1855 and rms. with
kitchenette: comp. fur; reas. Ia. 7038
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virg; 2 rms. every
thing furn.. $3.50: right dwnt'n. Ri. 1888.
ONE cool. clean room with kitchen privl.;
near Brookside park; 49, CHI $500.
CLOSE IN-Share or entire mod. apt;
overstuffed furn., Frigidaire. Ri. 1924.
DOWNTOWN-Furnis or unfurnished
/ or rms. wkly. or monthly rates: util
Call BREVQRT HOTEL. III. & Ohio SITS.
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Lost and Found
SIS REWARD

NO OUESTIONS-For return Of Toy Fox
Terrier; brown and white; lost June 81.
Ht S02R
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PURsE-Biack. on Rd. 81. Michigan IL
cense. Reward. II. 1895.
JEWEIFD Aloha Delta Pr Dorothy Ran
dali on back. Reward. Ri. 9505.
PURSEBlack leather. containing money
and keepsakes Reward New Augusta. 238.
LOST-Gold pin with coral rose. Keep
sake. Reward Or. 3053-M.
WRIST WATCH-Square Elgin; 2 dia-
monds 4 sapphires. Reward. Oh. 5000.
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Musical Instruments

SMALL. EBONY upright piano. excellent
condition and terms: price $40. WIKI
ING MUSIC CO. 100 z. Ohio.
SAXOPHONES-Inv our free les
son and easy payment plan. LORENZ
Sax SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. $500.
ELLINGTON upright piano: price SIS.
Viking MUSIC CO. 40 z. Ohio.
RELIABLE make. duco finished Grand:
may be had for small balance. easy terms.
Il 6465. Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 E.
'.SHshs aFaEsss
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MOZE. JOSEPHINE-B Beloved daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moze. sister OF
Mary and Joseph. Moze; passed away
Funerai Saturday. July IS a. m. at
HOLY Trinity Catholic church. Burial St.
fin,e after 10 A. m. at the residence. 1896
4. Holmes Ave. CHARLES STEVENS in
charge
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RANDALL, JAMES F. (Jimmiel Beloved
con OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Randall.
rassed away Friday, july "a, at the resi-
dence 81 North Ninth Ave. Beech Grove.
FUNERAL HOME. 1889 N. Meridian ST..
ANYTIME until SUNDAY, q. m. Funeral
TUESDAY. July. Is. 2;So D. m. from the
Mrs. James Randall, lSs w First ST..
C;reenSburg Ind. Burial South Park
Cemetery. Friends invited.
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CENTRAL. 2432-Beautiful furnished I'm.
with private bath; gar. ideal home.
COLLEGE, 1427-Large front rm. down;
outside emit: gentleman pref Ri. 8104.
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Real Estate for Exchange

49, - - 80
7-RM MODERN home, Scar garage, large
between Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
See owner, Cecil Carnine, 127 N. Traub.
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Death Notices

CUSTER, MARY ELI EhIzA BE moIba1 81
vWrd agy % Harry and Otis Wicklih and
Ms Mrs Dale Dalton, departed this is, III NE J
Thursday. July % age 63 wears. Fu ~
Sisdstone. q D. m Burial Fountaintownr'
Ind Friends invited. Funeral unoer a.
rection OF MOORE g KIRK
CURTIS. JOHN JAY, passed away THURS Thurs
Soy morning. Services at the FLANNER
&c pfrfC9ANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 8
n m. Friends invited. Burial Crown AlIl-
roam GERTRUDE M-Beloved wife Of
Michael J. Ford. mother Of John and
sister OF Frank M. Thomas c. and Anna
Kelly. and Mrs. Mary K Canton, passed
SSnce $3.50 N Capitol ave. Funeral Sat-
urdsV. July IS. $50 a. m. at residence.
Services SIS Peter and Paul Cathedral,
A. m. Interment Holy cross cemetery
Friends invited.
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PLANT. ROYAL J.--Husband Of Mildred
a Plant father of George Willis Plant.
u-ssed away Tuesday Services Satur-
dav. ! .. m. at the FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited.
pllrial KnirhfsfnWn. Ind.
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Moynahan Apartments
Houses for Rent

ALABAMA, N. 2e02-s-room modern dol
BILE: reduced rent. Ri. STA.
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sols E.-5 large rooms,
lower apt, with porches: garage; good
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Coal and Wood
Pets
Poultry and Supplies
Radio and Equipment

FRIES-Rhode Island Red. SOC ID. Whit
comb St. and Rockville Rd. Be. 1l02-R
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-20
POLICE TERROR AND BOSSES
WAR PLOTS-MORE DAILY WORKER
SALES AND DAILY WORKER CLUBS

Comrades, Daily Worker agents and
readers, and members OF Daily
Worker Clubs:
The war In Manchuria and the i'm
pending war of the capitalist powers
against the Soviet Union makes 1t
more than ever vital to build the
foundations of the workers revoIu-
tionary struggle deep into the masses
all over the country to Withstand the
bosses reign of terror soon to be
launched against all class conscious
workers
The impending reign of terror is no
product of our imagination. In Canada
the Communist Party has just been
declared illegal, and vicious prison
sentences were dealt out to the Party
leaders there for no other reason
than for membership in the Party
leading the workers struggle. And
now in Chicago, the headquarters Of
the Communist Party have just been
raided by the police department red
squad" and sixteen workers were ar
rested. On the South Side in Chicago
workers are continually being stopped
and searched and homes are being
raided.
The Communist Party headquarters
in Providence have also been raided.
This is only a beginning, comrades.
In the same way the war in Manchuria
is also beginning. All signs indicate
that world slaughter will begin in
the very near future, and the police
terror now in our midst is only
foreshadownig of what will come.
How shall we prepare to fight the
police terror? How shall we pre-
pare 10 smash the imperialist plot
to slaughter us abroad or club us
to death at home? BY organizing,
BY organizing more widely and
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and will continue to work at that
pay, except that they are receiving
one days pay less each week be-
cause they are forced to work one
day less.
Eliminate Bosses
Mr.. Clifford and his class may tell
us misguided" workers that our
pointing out the i'll effects of the
dial means rebelling against indus
trial progress. Quite right, Mr.. Gift
ford. We must eliminate the bank
ers and coupon clippers from the
telephone service land from all in
dustries) and the dial would indeed
then be blessing; we could then
work shorter hours and have work
for all.
The workers, white collar and 9TH
ers, can expect nothing from the Gift
fords, the Hoovers-the capitalists
but unemployment, part time work,
forced contributions, economic inse-
curity, and war.