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LIVE STOCK AND ATTLE.

GUERNSEY BULL. reg. yrs. large gentle,
deho"ned, runs; Holstein, ? yrs; each SIS
TRADE for grade heifers w. A. Sherman
Mclean, Va, Phone Falls Church 840-F-4 g.
HORSES BOARDED. from Sl5 to $40 per
month; best of care; large farm. Decatur
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With the shock of the impact the club fell from
the brute's hand and Tarzans hold wrenched
from its throat Instantly the two were locked in
death-uke embrace The creature bit repeatedly
at the ape-man but without much effect as its
CANNES were not the sharp teeth of hesh-eating
beast What Tarzan had most to guard against
uas hat
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MT MANAGERS.

Experienced man on all makes electric
sets: steady work and good salary Apply
in person, Mr.. Wasserman, Georges Radio
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DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH
YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AID

Each page of The Star has
scheduled time to close just as
each railroad train has time to
leave the station. No one can
put you on a train after it has
left the station. So it is not me-
chanically possible for any one
to insert your ad in The Star
after the page has been closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

PONTIAC 1880 Qast series5 SEDAN, s1so,
i iss77oo 41qoor Sedan, 1925 terms Auto Mari,
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sonably, ideal location for D. G. store.
Shepherd 2l73. a
SECOND FLOOR
For lease sol F st. NV. cor 9Th and p
sts.--lT windows: lO0xl7 IT,; suitable for
correspondence school once, printing a sh9p
or any business, rent reasonable. Inquire
Lincoln Furniture Co, 6O4 9Th st. NV.
NEW STORES DOWNTOWN.
FOR CAFE OR VALET.
VERY LOW RENTS.
Suitable for any kind OF retail business,
great chance, concessions. See 1924 K st. NV.
VALUABLE GAS STATION,
GARAGE. TEA HOUSE AND
TOURIST CAMP SITE.
Broom residence included. located at in,
terSection of Lee blvd, Wilson blvd. and
alexandria -Leesburg pike. Best lGcation 10
be found. Priced low for quick sale. sales
man on ground every afternoon until sold
including Sunday.
1927 K st. NV. Dist. 1858
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AUBURN 1929 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN g.
cylinder, model 1916. de luxe equipped. color
black body, red wire wheels and striped in
red: $185 Warfeld Motor Company, 1880
Conn. ave NV.
BUICK 1881 COUPE. beautiful shape, a795;
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER. i930--Beautiful
dark blue finish; rumble scat; excellent tires;
very sporty appearance, Special. S2Te; easy
terms. Triangle Motor Co., New York
ave. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT CAPABIF BFSTDFNr MANAGED 49,
thousand in good note Iinco1n qg8A- ei a.
8pm
coon GOING PTrTApO pApIop-.
GoS.x.ySsJCXT t''s .''ii't 90 To-
Cbofce iocafion st F3s f' an % STORE IN
io2i Eth st NV ''' 4>i"'"e'' Gan at
Io4Ge fIoo TO ,o-,,5l;-- - =, :,
nonthIy naWraSts ''q w. aSa0.e IN ~ 10 q
dress Box 2ol-V star once ' 0'4''' nv"
~ SaS ~
Mncheon tea room 10 rent rent paqtisiIy .o nHD
ned l74l r I ave '''' 'NutH
SEcT.ITP ANT ,s,,s.-z.
nriced VsrV low 10 ontck b S0lo ms week eek
ests bItshed business Met 1870 'eIhS' wen
SPACE FOR RENT FOR TOYS. JEWELRY
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General House Repairing
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Roofing. carpenter work house wiring,
painting. This is not a company, but a pri-
vatc contractor. Phone Atlantic S73s. 1856
st sc. Paul KlaaSsen g. Sons.
HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and repair
ing; oil burners included; reasonable terms
227 9th ne Lin. 0272
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Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are
ceved at the main Office up to II pm. day before issue,
and for The Sunday Star up $50 pm, Saturday. At
the Branch Offices one hour earlier
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BOATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS OF Presidents and
statesmen stamp collections, old coins bought
Hoooy SHOP, 143 18th st. NV. Dist 1912 16'
BIG MONEY paid for old jewelry, diamonds.
EattSeheS gold teeth, old coins, musical inst.
Gold Refining, Inc. 400 18th st, NV 5.
BOOKS We buy books. autographs old
prints. We pay fair prices. Liberty Book
Store, 5o7 st. NV Phone Met $3.50 To-
BOOKS BOUGFf.Highest praees. All kinds,
any any oq9nttbies; Phone Met. 54l5; Pearl
mans Big Book Shop, 933 NV. Est. 1907.
GS Af4.s REGISTERS s5f 4noE cases and store
BAUM Inc. 914 st. NV. Met. 9744
CONCRETE MIXER medium size. used: also
4-horsepoWer gas engine saw. Must be in
perfect condition. METROPOLITAN 1925.
FURNACE, hot air. for small house; must
Thomas. Seabrook, Md A.
ANTIQUES, all kinds. and modern furniture.
we VIII pay the h!%heSt market prices for
coin Co, METROPOLITAN 88l7. The firm that
buys everything Of value
FURNTTURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture
we Will give you more for, furniture, bric-a-
Co. tel: Met. 88l7 GOA 9Th st. NV.
TTtRNITURE-Want to buy direct from pri-
cash. Phone Metropolitan 3O5l. s.
F0EN4I OSEr-u you want 10 sell your fur
Lincoln Co. Met ssl7 We viii iii pa pHb balapce
due and give YOU the difference in cash
fa}Re 81 e7iry d.scre Sfn BBF6Dt 565
after Z pm. Col 1897. 7"
FUPNTTURE-We advertise to pay more for
furniture; household effects, once furniture
and stocks of merchandise. and live up to
It. Phone lis and be convinced. The Lin
coin Co. Metropolitan 8sl7
FURNITURE-Hs prices paid for used
furniture; prompt ard courteous service.
Call Paul any time. Lincoln lOO45
FURNITURE-Bi prices paid Do not be
mlSled. The Lincoln Co, has no connection
With any Orr in t the business SIS PhSne Met
prices for ANYTHING of value.
FURNITURE--Absolu highest cash prices
paid for furniture, bric-a-brac. rugs, old oil
portraits, old silver Call Murray, Met. 6O02
FURNITURE AND PIANos-We specialize in
baby grand professional. apartment size and
bungalow pianos Of all kinds; unlimited cash
paid Tor desirable instruments. Lincoln Co,
GOLD silver, watc0rS. c:anoa1s and old
Fu csR RfGa a m os G s se1
r Y2U ARE IN HURRY GALL p M9TEs
money for desirable furniture and household
effects. Also merchandise of every descrip-
ton. Is years Of lair dealing.
q
Met 88l7 GOA 9th st. NV. An established
reputation for paying the biggest prices in
town.
MIMEoGRAPH, late model. want to buy for
cash w. S. Melton, Haymarket. Va.
OLD GOLD-Bring your old sold. silver, plsti-
mum diamonds, also discarded Jewslry: we
need them In our manufacturing dept. will
pay highest prices A Kahn, Inc. 935 ST.
STORE FIXTURES, :uncn room esuIpment
entire contents Purchased Atlas Store Fix
ture Co. ala 9th st NV. Met. 1927
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds of household goods. Call North l0l4
for prompt service.
Phone National 1881
ANYTHING TO SELL?
WESCHLER'S. 9l5 E ST. NV
Household effects, merchandise. stocks
automobiles, etc Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public
BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 88l7
and get the best results. For furniture,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


New Home, SIS; Standard SIS; New Ideal
80; Others. at IS; all guar New machines
Sew. Mch. Shop 3l3 Pa. ave Sc Lin O275
STORE FIXTURES, grocery ice box also 8
and II loot show cases; good condition very
reasonable. 2l9 18th st. NV. A.
SUIT-Man's new suit. size 80 or 40; very
reasonable. Call Emerson $500, EVENINGS. -
TUXEDo AND VEST new at onscthlrd cost
Atlantic 1910 Apt. 7o4' between and pm.
TYPEWRITERS-Wa shington Typewriter Ey-
cnaEge ,SellLng out ret!rine from business
TYPEWRITERS- guaranteed rebTtIts,
$50 up. All makes exchanged rented. repaired
General Type. Co. 740 l4th NV. Net 2249
TYPEWRITERS-Re portable and stand
ard machines: easy terms; quick. service on
agency. Typewriter Sales & Service Co, I7l4
st NV.
WRITERs-American Co. 1881 East
Cartiol st. away rom the hish rents Sell
ing. renting. repairing ali makes open eve
nings Lin 1082
TYPEWR1TERS-S50 90 down bUvs anv make
OF typeWriter. See those new and used port
aa6Ies. old machines taken in trade. Met
1914. District Typewriter Exchange us H
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No 5: excellent
F st. NV.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL, SERVICE Georgfa
s8S q Under%oodSi Royals and L c Smiths
~ % mo ) mos In adv. 1915: mos. *l2
Hoover, No 700, SIS; guaranteed Year: rent eat
ysouam cleaner Sh 5o P lo4 or FsP1in "
AZ ans 090O,
WALL CASE, mahogany; electric safe. d c
motor, partitions and oak window, platform:
until p m. o. Clev 1914 g.
WING CHAIR, velour covered floor sam
pie; worth s45, sacrifice, SEQ Standard Up
holStery Co, Inc, 403 18th St. NV.
STAMP ALBUMS.
Harry B. Mason, sis F St. NV, de28.
LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Absolutely. the talk Of the town; See how
we make them. You select the design,
frame and material and We make it for
as low as $50 SO. Come and inspect our
I .1ctoi We do leqpholStering at very low
l4th st. NV Columbia 1912
TWO JAEGER H-YARD PAVING
MINERS, 5000 EACH.
Also Other Bargains.
SamIcr Machinery & Equipment Co.
POS West Pratt St, Baltimore.
Plaza 0934.
DOCS, PETS, ETC.
RABBIT DOGS t2). well broken, at 1899 4th
st: nv. after 5 . m
FOX TERRIERS. Bostons. Eskimos and other
pups: SINGING canarieS, Mexican parrots
monkeys gold and tropical fish. auuariums
alligators. turtles We carry complete
line OF medicines and supplies Schmid's
Emporium OF Pets, 712 18th st NV Metro
polttan 7ll3
CANARIEs; pure white females cages ana
supplies Burke,s, SIS NV. Open G e
FOR SALE beautiful Pekingsse male and
female, months; A. K C. pedigreed 1917
irving st. NV, Adams 1922
Your dog given a sanitary bath. completeIt
eliminating heas. and dried with electric
dlier, all for 81. DR.. Locke's Dog and Cat
hospital. l422 Irving st NV Col 0574
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPS, 4 months
ola, males. light marked; best REGISTERED
stock Johnson,s, l7l0 Newton st. ne. s"
CANARIES
Beautiful Guaranteed Songsters
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS
OH r 81. NV. l404 Irving NV
POULTRY AND EGGS.
n Yrsrr
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FORD, TUDOR SEDAN, late 1929. We be-
HeFe TINS IS the very best value in the city,
IS IN perfect condition throughout Only
Si99; easy terms. Any demonstration
open Evenings. Loeffier Motor Co.. Ford
DealerS 21A
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HEIp-MEN.

BARBER, colored, Al, for white trade, at
once 1902 nth NV.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN between the ages
OF Is and ~, with and without bicycles. for
messenger work permanent employment for
the Winter. Apply Mr.. Schryver, 1917 N. Y.
ave. n
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L EsTr toaS 1873 TOURING. CAR, 7-passenTsr;
rear lg niue Two spare tires, trunk rack on
use mat this car has had are apparent at
=, g3ance; sl'125. Warleld Motor Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

UUbbDS5Mo OBJ tsr De LUKE SEDAN, ls8l-stx
thousand miles; new-csr guarante ts y yeW
s75o t e4T an eth one in town for only
Also e compleffs 10y liz down BALANCE monthly
GG npiin at prices that lust can't be
W Neg oPoohanka Service, 1875 goth st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
,EC0ND EIOOR

ROCERY STORE. established for sale res-
1nably, ideal location for D. G. store.
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FORD STANDARD COUPE. l93O-l3o0o
miles miles dark blue, finish, new rubber: fully
feconaltloned and guaranteed Special $3.50;
easy terms. Triangle Motor Co q New
York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

NASH BUSINESS MANS COUPE, late Io,s.
55I s' SELL make offer. Mr.. Archer, Shepherd
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Pback "a e ,26 TYPE CLUB sEDAN-This car
performs like a dream WonderfulI7 rs
RkanHi S! IN blue. A buy Of a lifetime st
S sSo2, easy terms. Parkway. 3o4o NJ st. i. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

PACR6AARD 1928 TOWN CAR; custom ho6,
c by DIETRICH d, color black; the removsSIs
possible TO be used also as a limonsfns.
sqelpment includes six natural wood wheels.
q, Gp"leS mounted forward in fender wells
over S7.50o, when new; must BE- seen Ia 1J h.
ap?tpfeciated; a demonstration msy be had
Company. LID Conn - MHtAelo Motor
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FORD ROADSTER. late 1890; perfect in con-
alton and appearance We offer this excep-
uohaI value for $685.; easy terms. Open eve
Penna ave 9' ~
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FORD VICTORIA, latest 1881 model; practi-
ccally orand-new; used only. short time by
beautiful little car; S475 for immediate sale
Can arrange easy terms. Phone Adanns na1n
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FRANKLIN AIRMAN 5-PAsS sEDAN-oniv
| driven $500 miles: Just like new, We srs
Sef lin this for owner who has been fnsr-
/ cIstS EMBARRASSED. Will sell for $3.50; will
trade ana offer very reasonable terms CAL
ian Motors, Franslin Distributors, 1879 NJ
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NAsH ADVANCED COUPE. l99s-RumhI,
eS ee 3qSt rsiftnished; tires almost new:
$50 499Ien na CONDITION throughout. Special at
New YORK ave n " NAotoF TO-,
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

STRICTLY FRESH SELECTED EGGS AT
soc dozen. Deliver anywhere IN city week
~ on Friday and Saturday. Ellington. Lin
coll 3368-M
WHITE LEGHORN HENS and pullets now
laying, 81 each SnoW-white pigeons 81 so
q pair, White Pekin ducks, 81 each white
keets, 81 so each. 201 Tenn. ave. ne Lin
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
| is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

National distributors OF hardware, imple-
ments, plumbing, heating. paints, etc, with
many stores offer opportunity Of permanent
employment to men who have operated loT
have been employed in hardware stores
handling above lines must be able to plan
and estimate plumbing and heating JooS
and handle all other duties connected with
successful operation of country hardware
store. give all details, including aEe, names
o. former employers and past and present
salary expected. Address BOX 27l-X, Star
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HELP--DOMESTIC

COOK and general homework, part time or
full time, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays;
good city references required. Columbia 1872
LADY wanted. middle aged, to take care Of
year-old child of employed couple for room
and board and $40 month. Call Apt. l0S,
332 Seaton pl. ne. after evenings.
MAID, white general housework, care Of two
school children; employed couple stay nights;
$50 month Call Clev. e377-J after $50.
WOMAN, colored, for general houSework;
stay nights; S2S month. 2ol9 Fl st. ne.
Lincoln 1891.
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preferred, Phone Columbia $685.
CANVASSER TO sell TO people in business
Address Box 477-Z, Star ofie. g.
wanted to drive Security cabs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

DODGE SEDAN, l925-old model, but in
splendid condition tires top, paint and
upholstery also IN very good shape; owner
no need for it. A giVe-away for $40 Come
drive il aMav- 2752 MoodleY nl NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

GRAHAM-PATGE 4-DOOR SEDAN, late 1870
1ght SIX This is wonderful appearing ear;
frir Pree 1mish; radiator, lamps and other
5000 Sse this real bargain for S15o; ,ssY
Terms, open evenings. Loefher Motor co
! Ford Dealers, 2l5 Penna ave. Sc ''oi w.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LGnIitnund

GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by settled coiored
woman good city references. Phone District
65l4. 6"
GIRL, colored, desires work as cook and gem
eral houSewoTkCr experienced. Call North
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LS9I NI OIN1 OOOFtl5' IsJU-OhOIce OF TWO;
potl nave Two spare tires mounted on front
tenders: appearance like new Absolutely
the SportleSt JOBS in town. Special 1889
easy terms, Triangle Motor Co, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-04

FORD MODEL T COUPEs, Tudors. Fordofs:
Clearance sale; priced from Sl4 up terms
Triangle Motor Co., 2 New York ave NV
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23
BORUCHOWITz TO
SPEAK THURSDAY
Will Report On Soviet
Trip to Cloakmakers

NEW K.-BoruchowitZ, who
has recently returned from a trip to
the Soviet Union with the May Day
delegation, will speak at the mass
meeting of cloakmakers on Thursday,
i o'clock. He will report on his trip
and discuss the immediate problems
confronting the cloakmakers at the
present time.
The mass mobilization for the
Scottsboro demonstration in Harlem
on June 27th is carried on amongst
the needle trades workers. A leaflet
issued by the Scottsboro United Front
Defense Committee will be distributed
in the market on Monday. A series
of open air meetings have been ar
ranged for every noon hour III The
various garment centers to bring to
the attention of the needle trades
workers the planned murder of the
8 Negro boys in Scottsboro, and to
organize for mass participation OF
the needle trades workers In the
demonstration. The industrial union
has issued call to all needle trades
workers to gather at 130th st. and
| Lenox Ave, at p m. A call ha;
also been issued for the election Of
delegates to the anti-war conference
which takes place on June Is,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23
New York's Finest
Attempts Assault
Woman Worker

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 21.--on
Tuesday June 10, one of New York's
".finest" proved that when worker
is involved they can act like buns
without any worry. At Madison
Square Hotel, at Madison Avenue
and 25th st. the cop on duty at the
corner attempted to assault Anna r.
one of the woman workers in the
hotel. For number Of days this par
ticular bull had been annoying this
woman worker and on Tuesday while
she was ernptying some garbage be-
hind the hotel he attempted to as
sault her.
When the woman worker screamed
he beat it in a hurry. She reported
it to the hotel management but OF
course, nothing was done. If it had
been one of the hotel guests or the
wife of a boss the cop would have
been raked over the Goals, but since
it was only a worker, neither the
hotel nor the police force had any
interest in the beastliness Of the
finest. For it was only a relatively
small item to cops who are quite
used to smashing picket lines ane
workers demonstrations with clubs
and gats.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23

controlled by the rank and file.
IS. All work cut in New York to
be made in New York shops.
IS. Recognition of shop commit
tees and the election of real repre-
sentative shop committees in all the
shops.
~. Equal pay for equal work for
women, Negroes and youth.
"8. Abolition of the impartial"
machinery, which is the heok-up be-
tween the bosses and the bureaucrats
who are responsible for the ruina-
ton Of our conditions.
1--WE demand that in order to Sc
cure ourselves with victory in the
coming struggle every shop out
should elect a shop strike COMMITTEES
to conduct the strike round their
shop and not to go back to work
without improved conditions. We
demand 9 broad, general rank and
file strike committee Of cutters and
tailors to head the strike. We de-
mand that the rank and file COM
nittee carries on the negotiations
with the bosses We do not trust
any group or single officials to make
agreements for us. We demand that
a joint control committee of rank
and file cutters and taiiors be set
up, in order to control the work
from going out of town. We demand
that the Unemployment Insurance
Fund be Immediately turned over to
a committee of rank and file work.
ers from the shops and unemployed,
and that adequate relief in1medi-
ately be advanced to the unemployed
workers. Only struggle for the de-
mands of the rank and file, let
militantly by the rank and file, would
solve the most pressing problems Of
the clothing workers.
"In order to make the coming
strike real and effective in the in
terests of the workers, we unena
ployed clothing workers call upcl
all workers in the industry to sup
port and join the rank and file move
ment that is now conducting tn
struggle against wage-cuts, speed-ui
and unemployment"
To effectively organize for tn
coming strike and to further popu
larize the demands for which tn
strike is to be fought a mass meet
ing of employed and unemployet
workers will be held sometime mex
week, after work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23
Religious Instruction in School Move
to Further Warp the Minds Of Children

against wage. cuts and worsening OF
conditions.
2. Through the children, the par
ents of the working class must be
modified for struggle against this
attempt to further Supply the chill
dren and degrade them.
3. Build up parents-children coun-
ellis in all neighborhoods. Do not
wait for the system to be spread
throughout the city, but begin to
work now.
4. These councils must be used in
the struggle for food and clothing
for the hungry children Of the I'M
employed and and part-time workers
who can earn hardly enough to meet
the greedy landlord and keep alive.
S. Issue leaflets, hold meetings in
all neighborhoods. Link up this flght
with the struggle of the unemployed
organized in the unemployed branch
es, with the workers struggling on
all fields Of activity. Draw into the
fight all working class organizations
in the neighborhood.
s. Draw the teachers and PROBES
sors into the struggle-they also are
being crushed by the bosses syste1
and must be brought into the fight.
Z, Demand the use of the schoo
for your meetings.
Make this real fight to protec
YOUR children from the clutches O
the bosses, who like, ogres are de
tern1ined to twist the minds of tn
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23
[P.W u MEMBERS
CONDEMN SELLOUT
Pledge Fight on Sweat
Shop Conditions

NEW YORK. - A meeting Of 500
unemployed pocket book makers,
members of the International Pock-
etbook Workers Union, condemned
the sell-out of the workers by the re-
dictionary officials and passed the fol-
lowing motions:
eve the unemployed members OF
the International Pocketbook Work
ers Union, assembled at the Irving
Plaza Hall, on June %, pass on the
following motions
81. That this meeting goes on rec
ord for the organization Of an I'M
employed council in our trade.
"2. We pledge ourselves to work
hand in hand with the employed
workers of our trade in the fight
against the seu-out agreement and its
enforcement.
%. We go on record endorsing
heartily the rank and file movement
in our trade and its activities.
"4. We. the unemployed members
of our union condemn the entire ad-
ministration for the sell-out agree
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-23
anizing and fighting against them.
Prepares Ground for Cut

ganizing and fighting against them
Prepares Ground for Cut
Now the Beacon News is preparing
the ground to cut off the little re-
lief that the unemployed workers
have been gettinng. The other day
in discussing city expenditures, the
News pointed out that the city was
facing bankruptcy and that expen-
ditures must be reduced. Then it
went on stating that many who are
getting relief do not deserve it, al
leging that many we're seen pa
rading in their autos and going to
the movies" So the Beacon News,
which first agitated indiectly for the
cutting out of the inadequate relief
are now advocating it openly.
Workers in Beacon, wake up!
Things are not getting better, but
worse. The winter will soon be
around again. The bosses are trying
to take away the little relief that
the unemployed workers are now
getting. Organize into the local
branch Of the Unemployed Council
and demand adequate relief and
unemployment insurance at the ex-
pense Of the corporations ond the
state.