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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30

tons of workers, it is going to Washington
to demand of the government that measure
of relief, unemployment insurance, on the
basis of full wages at the expense of the gov
eminent, that the workers intend to fight
for until they get it.
Today the great Hunger March is get
ting under way. 1t is starting along the
four routes from Boston, Buffalo, Chicago
and st. Louis to Washington. 1t will be
greeted by vast armies of workers in the
hundreds of cities along the way. These
workers support the demands that the Ma
tional Hunger March will place before the
Federal Government.
We must not permit our march to be dis
rupted by such vicious lies, aimed to cause
fascist attacks on our demonstration. The
welfare of our hungry, half-clad children is
at stake. The March will go through to
Washington as scheduled Follow strictly
all the directives previously sent you Good
discipline must be preserved. On with the
National Hunger March
49, Workers, employed and unemployed don't
let your families starve! Down with the
Hoover charity--hunger program! Fight
for the right to live! Demand unemploy-
ment insurance and immediate winter relief
Demonstrate in great masses in support of
the National Hunger March!
National Hunger March Committee of
the Unemployed Councils.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
HUNGER MARCH BEGINS IN CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS;
GOVT ISSUES LIES TO STEM GROWING MOVEMEN
That Plot of 100000
Unemployed

uurH the most extraordinary srewdness
narhed the National Hunger March representing the deter
mined refusal obess their and children
70 dole and determined well
compel the capitalists and their to return IN the form
Unemployment Relief part OF the profits these
workers have created Americas multi milonaires
The Washington to place the demands
of starving befc~e the national government might OF
course have been foreseeh an one a % Wv cnoras for
ona provision supposedly defining the right 70 peuoh m
redress g remained for the Secret Service and the
capitalist press nearth" it. And it remained for the washington
organize campaign OF lies and violence TO oy TINS
right petition
The extremely of the Secret Service in uneartn the
no plot which publicly proclaimed weeks
meetings in millions leaflets and M more
millions of copies of the Communist papers eo 0y m Daily
nothing than amazing.
But ngrained both the Secret Service and
revealing the plot they have to fals by
stating behind the National Hunger March
when as Communists AT THE HEAD of the
fight giving the fullest support to the
behind" 100000 unemployed workers and
their dependents the working class who reject
the so-caed program inadequate OF
demand Unemployment Insurance and
Relief The 1900 delegates of the conrys unemployed are
Washington to demand unemployment insurance and IN this
they have support the Communist Party
Thanksgiving dinners in his belly think
that by which deliberately aimed to give
signal violent attacks the unemployed
National Hunger March and the demands it has formulated
reaching the national capital? Then ne eckons
foolshy than usual
The misery hunger desperation Americas
stopped by police clubs and tear though the
trying mesmerize the workers with
tales of returning prosperity were trd ana trlea mauscouy
getting instead of
better Steel
ton keeps on dropping auto production delayed;
modify prices wheat which
back about where started from
And badInes
regnented "purged" by Hoover's command
protection
cold fact the
employed workers by private
Hooves orders in the federal service
program the capitalist class
disease deathand millions recognizing and
protesting the Washington revelations of the plot
millions bread admit tao weeks the White House has
receiving country"
AS HOOVERS
STARVATION PROGRAM
the demands of the Unemployed Councils and
supported
Greenwood leadership that the capitalist
sounded this infamous blast
police fascist
o
entirely the of the administered the
partme Relief
the perfectly consistent reasonable aims
National taking
nation
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
HUNGER
MARCH; GO TO
BRONX COLISEUM
Mass Meeting Dec. z
Demands Insurance

Three hundred Hunger Marchers
will be the representatives of over a
million unemployed workers of New
York state when $500 unemployed
delegates from all points of the
United States assemble on Dec. 7 in
Washington to demand immediate
Unemployment Insurance at full
wages from Congress, which spends
billions for war purposes but not
cent for the unemployed.
At the huge mass rally and dem
onstration at the Bronx Coliseum on
Dec. 2 masses of New York workers,
employed and unemployed, will rally
in support of the National Hunger
March. This huge rally will be the
send-off for the Hunger March dele
gates, not only from New York, but
also from the New England states.
These representatives of millions of
unemployed workers must march out
of New York with the knowledge that
they are going to Washington backed
by the determination of the millions
of employed and unemployed work.
ers to fight ceaseleSSly for cash WIN
ter relief and for Unemployment IN
surance and against the starvation
program of the bosses and their gov
eminent. Every class conscious
worker, every member of the revolu-
tionary trade unions and leagues in
New York and vicinity should come
to the Bronx Coliseum on Wednes-
day night to show the Hunger March
ers that they will support the fight
for relief and insurance, to show that
the answer of the workers to the
bosses attacks and hunger program
will be a redoubled fight for Unem-
ployment Insurance and relief.
Fight the bosses attempts to re-
duce the workers standards to be-
low the starvation level,
Fight the starvation relief of the
bosses charity takers!
Fight for Unemployment Insurance
and cash relief.
Demonstrate your support of the
National Hunger March to Washing
ton!
Attend the big rally at Bronx Coli
scum on Dec. 2!
TRADE UNION UNITY LEAGUE,
VIM. z. Foster, General Sec'y.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
z Hour Strike In
Tampa for Release
Of Framed Workers
Telegram to the Daily Worker)

Telegram to the Daily Worker)
MPA, Fla. = Five thousand
workers assembled under the auspices
of the International Labor Defense
Thursday. Nov. 26 in the biggest
meeting ever held here in the Labor
Temple and demanded of the Cover
nor that the sixteen workers arrested
Nov. 7, be taken out of the death
cells and that the International La
Dor Defense be permitted to send
physicians to examine the prisoners
and cells.
Seventeen shops totalling 5000
workers sent protest telegram 10
the Governor demanding the imme-
date release of the framed workers.
The workers pledge to use the weap-
on of general strike should the Gov
ernor refuse to accede TO their d.
mands.
The cigar manufacturers decided to
do away with the reading in the
factories and the workers struck Fri
day night into general defense and
protest strike also demanding that
reading be continued The strike Is
to last 70 hours. (Hitherto the work
ers had the right to have things read
to them by readers while they
worked.-Ed)
Workers of the Roberts Cigar fac
tory struck Nov. rs and won every
demand, The manufacturers, how
ever did not keep their agreement
and closed the readers tribune, one
of the demands of the strike. The
cigarmakers there upon struck again
on Thursday together with other fac
tories under the leadership of the
General Defense Strike COMMITTEES
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
On With the National Hunger March
National Hunger March Committee Rebudiates Lies of
Government Spies

In the capitalist press of November 18th
4 there is contained vicious attack upon
the National Hunger March. This manifesty
emanates from the Department of Justice
of which Matthew Vol is shining light.
Its purpose is to provoke the disruption of
the march and to prevent its reaching Wash
ington to present to Congress the Workers
Unemployment Insurance Bill containing the
demands of the workers for unemployment
insurance.
This newspaper attack on the National
Hunger March is full of the most deliberate
lies. 1t seeks to make our march appear as
a sort of secret conspiracy; whereas the
March has been organized openly for many
weeks past, in hundreds of conferences and
mass meetings with tens of thousands of
workers in attendance and with the widest
publicity in the workers. press.
We repudiate these lying stories of the
Department of Justice which undertake to
create the impression that the National Hun
ger March is some kind of an armed attack
upon Washington. No one hut a Department
of Justice agent could invent such stupid
story or expect anyone else to believe it.
The National Hunger March is a mass
protest of the workers against the present
intolerable starvation conditions existing in
every industrial community. Made up of
unemployed workers, men and women, Negro
and white, elected by great mass demonstra-
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
Japan Rushing Troops
and Ships Against
Central China Masses

Fierce fighting continues in the city of Isl
entsin, Central China, between the forces of
the imperiailst powers and Chinese workers
and soldiers. Pushing their war moves for a
re-division of China AMI the destruction of the
powerful Chinese revolutionary movement the time
that the Wall Street launched savage offensive
against the struggle for unemployment insurance the
CRY unemployed millions in the United States American
French British and Italian forces Joined the Japanese
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
Provocation by Secret
Service Is Attempt To
Stop Insurance Demands
Millions of Leaflets and
Worker Press Had Facts
Spies Find
new FORGERIES APPEAR
Hint Use Of Troops In Wash
ingtOn, December 7

Yesterday, when Col
Umns l, 3 and a of the
National H u n g e r
March were starting
from Buffalo, Chicago
and st. Louis, an almost
panicky and deliberately provo
cative declaration from the u.
S. Secret Service appeared on
the front pages of all leading
capitalist papers. The Secret Service
claims to have just discovered" that
a we'll planned National Hunger
March of 1900 delegates, travelling
over four main routes is coming to
Washington and on Dec. Z will pre-
sent demands for unemployment in
surance guaranteeing full wages to
all unemployed and part-time work.
ers, and for immediate winter relief.
The Secret Service statement was
accompanied by crude provocation for
an attack against the hunger march.
1t stated that "some troops will have
to be used" in Washington, Dec.
and 7.
In all cases the Secret Service
statement was prominently displayed
in the papers yesterday, and in many
cases was accompanied by whole
columns of quotations from the plans
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The Daily Worker subscrip-
ton campaign is now on. The
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5000 Daily Worker 12-month
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ers and to build a six-page
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attack on the Chinese masses. The
Chinese soldiers engaging in the re-
sistance to the imperialists have de-
fled the non-resistance orders of their
officers and the Kuornintang betray-
ers of China. The fighting began on
Thursday night, when Japanese and
Italian troops opened a murderous
fire on the Chinese workers quarters
whene an anti-imperialist demon
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
Form Y0rkville Branch
Unemployed Council

NEW YORK.-A branch of the I'M
employed Council has been organized
in Yorkville. Twenty-Five joined the
Yorkwlle Pc ii Nov. % and the
branch ,neet twice week at the
H. Ian Workers Home. $50 E.
GlsG st
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
stration was taking place.

stration was taking place.
Japan was reported on Saturday
to be rushing huge forces by land,
sea and air to Tientsin and other
points in Central China. While ia
panese warships were landing troops
at Tientsin, a huge Japanese army
was rolling southwark from Mukden,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
Huge Demonstration In
Chicago Sends Column
Three On Its Way
ANSWER MAYOR MACKEY
Cleveland JobIess Get Big.
gest Hall In City
BULLETIN.

HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 20. -
The mayors promise to permit
mass greeting of the National
Hunger Marchers and to permit
the march to go through Ham
mond was broken today when po-
lice bombed the trucks with tear
gas, smashed the signs, slugged
the marchers, and began to make
arrests. The attack took place at
the city limits as the march was
entering town.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
City Gives Biggest Hall.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 90 - An
opportunity to defend itself on the
question of unemployment insurance
will be given the American Federation
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov.
20. A mass send off
by $500 workers and
unemployed workers
cheered the 100 hunger

ullCIllplOyCu WI hSI >
cheered the 100 hunger
marchers who now form Col
umn 3 on their way towards
Washington. The column will
gain in numbers in each city it
passes. The Chicago contin-
gent of IS joined the march
here.
The mass meeting demanded the
release of Mooney and denounced
the Walker schemes to use Mooney
for his own purposes. The meeting
demanded that Hoover release the
Hunger March delegation arrested
at the White House Friday 1t
denounced police terror in Chicago
and Detroit and demanded that
Mayor Cermak release Gebert and
all arrested in raids here.
Main speakers were Steve Rubicki,
Mates and Herbert Newton. When
the Red Squad dicks were discovered
the workers rose and hooted and jeer-
ed them for five minutes.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-30

CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE,
Evening star., 1931-12-10
You gargIe conscientiousIy and
wonder why colds grow worse

out Of gargie useIess|y while
throats get and colds hang on
Don't dollars that can't kill unless used full
in dwthtwop of
far Of
Evening star., 1931-12-10

To kill gems-mo mouth ansePdo be used full Strength So
such anspocs with of money conrsriwise
Ppsoden AnsePc be mixed with twice i,s own volume Of
Thus PePsodent Antsepec goes times as ve, YOU 81
every 81 you spend Pepsodent Anseptc comes in sizes
ounces for IS oenn7 for 50 Is ounces for g. The
larger the sze the more for your money.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
GIVES
BREAK TO ETHICS
Erudite Aud -nce, However.
BaffIed by Tests Upon
Their Judgment.
By the Associated Press.

BY the hSSOCihtco ETcsS.
CHICAGO, December TO- What
asked Prof A. J. Carlson Of the pey-
chology department, University OF
Chicago, would you do If coed with
an inverse ratio of brains to pulchri-
tude who had "funked" weeps on your
bosom?
The question was addressed to dis
tinguished array Of educators, includ-
ing Thornton Wilder, novelist; Dean
Shailer Matthews and Prof. r. v.
Smith of the university faculty, gath
cred for a round table quiz yesterday.
The baffied auditors remained silent
and his failure to receive reply
prompted Prof. Carlson to explain
that the proper procedure was to "be
uninfiuenced by such a display toward
giving her higher mark"
Merely reason with her." he said.
"Show her that her tears won't help"
The next question, apparently as
perp cxing, likewise failed to bring q
respe1lse.
Suppose" Prof. Carlson said, 'the
reputation of the university rested upon
the shoulders OF certain grid star who,
for one reason or another, was not quite
able to score in his studies. Would you
fail him and be damned or pass him
and be praised?"
"The speaker solved 1t thus: "Td
funk him and be damned"
A medical ST dent who did not meas
ure up to the hopes of his doting par
ents was pictured as having determined
on suicide rather than disillusion them
with his failure.
Would you lean toward peace and
pass him, or would you stand by the
uniyersity?" the psychologist asked the
faculty members.
Again the question was greeted by
silence and when the listeners declined
to comment themselves the speaker
pointed out 1t was their duty to stand
by the university"
Evening star., 1931-12-10
BAD BREATH
(HalltosIs)

Pepsodent Antiseptie does
double dutywhsn eombating
coids and throat irritations.
For at the same time II
checks bad breath. Rsnsns-
Der p. A. 10 5 to II times
moro powerful In hilfnl
FERNS than Other isa dinS
mouth anfissptics and II
kiHs fssms whsn Diluted.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

=. Frsch. vice president: n. n. Moore
treasurer; +. v. Hale, secretary; NJ
Rubers, Mrx u. n. Prescott and Mis-
Emily 0crisoner, members OF the Ex-
ecutive Cou1nntttee: Mr.. Cole and w
A. SommeEs delegates to the Public
School Association; Mr.. Lambert and
Fred B. W4lkF, delegates to the Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations.
Mr. walker declined another term As
secretary, = post he had held severaj
years. He AlsO p . former president
The association went on record I'd
reiterating its demand for election Of
members Of the. Board Of Education
by popular ballet.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
J. W. LAMBERT NAMED
CITIZENS PRESIDENT
Succeeds John s. Cole a Head OF
Park View Association-Hale
Elected Secretary.

]. W. Lambert, an attache Of the
Senate document room last night was
elected president of the Park View
Citizens Association at . meeting in
the Park View School.
John s. Cole, the retiring president,
declined to accept another term be-
cause Of other duties. He had headed
the organisation for three consecutive
terms and prior to that served 10
years as secretary. Numerous COM
munity improvements were obtained
during his regime.
Other officers named included George
Evening star., 1931-12-10

shift from Canada ard New England
to the South and cut the cost Of news-
print two-thirds.
DR.. Charles A. Herty, Industrial con-
sulting chemist, says that hundreds Of
thousands Of acres OF abandoned farm
land could Be converted in 10 years to
forests Of stout pines which could be
Evening star., 1931-12-10

NeW ssca'5ty against bad breatb (E.li,os.)
And please remember when you use Pepsodent Antisep,c
for colds you doing double duty By also ohtnp bad
breath For Pepsodent Antseptic checks bad bre, 70
hours longer That's Pepsodent Antisepcs record in
fighting this widespread social oaen,e due to unhyeienic
mouth conditions Immediately after use-o3% Of germ,
mouth surfaces are destroyed Two hours later the
number of germs is still reduced by 500 That is r longer
acting than othef leading mouth antisepeis.
s. svorsb Of results for $l-yepardzes, Of sire
Evening star., 1931-12-10
GETS YEAR FOR STABBING

Thomas Blackwell, arrested for stab
bing James Gross, 2348 Anger avenue
southeast, about the face and arms with
| a knife during q night Monday. was sen
| fenced TO serve 800 days IN jail IN
Police Court yesterday.
Blackwell was arrested shortly after
the tight by eleventh precinct police.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

Combating colds and checking bad breath only fe s
remarkable anseP1c There of Other Some d
this page Lean rely Ppsodent Anepc whenever ..
effective gemkng agent required Keep in the home Take
with you when you travel.
Again we say Quit being good germs They've laughed you
long enough Play safe Buy ansepc that really kills germs when
diluted Remember You fool yourself but you fool cold
Evening star., 1931-12-10

xcEEDN BY 10 miles the speed
arplane
8 of the which will delivered squadron
IL before will
from the -
mile
range and can deliver ton torpedo ESQ miles from the
lining give the added speed and distance Of these
OF including pilots
United States
Evening star., 1931-12-10

barrel in the vestibule and lit II be
known that no questions would be
asked Of those who dropped overdue
books into 1t. Many Euant volumes
showed up.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
PINE NEWSPRINT BOOSTS
SOUTHERN PULP INDUSTRY

NEW YORK tP).-An exhibit OF white
paper made from the pulp of Young
yellow pine by the ordinary sulphite
process has brought predictions that the
center OF the wood-pulp industry NAV
Evening star., 1931-12-10

sold at proht at - I. cord u oumrpre{ III
and New England psapwoo1 or mfu63 Z
imported from Russia and the Scandi-
navtan countries.
Prices Of American Sutounoh4les asns
being advanced In India =
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Missing Books Return.

ANGELICA, N. Y. @.-Here's . tip
for libraries whose books fail to come
back. The Angelica Library placed
La gaceta., 1931-02-06
EINSTEIN BASA SU TEO-
RIA EN- LOS DESCUBRI.
MIENTOS DE LOS CIEN-
DIFICOS

Pasadena, California, Feb. 6.
Dos cientificos americanos
han dado algo para que Albert
Einstein pensara y decidiera
zanzibar su mente acerca de la
estructura del universe desde
su venida a California.
Ellos son Edwin p. Hubble,
astronomo Y DR.. Richard Chace
Tollman, fisieo, intimo amigo,
que viven y trabajan aqui.
Las observations de Hubble
y los calculos de Tollman facili-
taron nueyos pensamientos a
Einstein para que deelarara que
SD viejo universe es una cosa
del rasado, y que 81 esta traba-
jando en- una nueva teoria.
FL descubrimiento de Hubble
de- la derivation roia en- la dis
tante" nebulosa, y su velocidad
de ~alejamiento de Ia terra con-
La gaceta., 1931-02-06
DEJARA CAMPBELL ESTA-
BLECIDO Ell RECORD DE
245 MILLAS POR HORA

Daytona Beach, Feb, 6.-El
captain Malcolm Campbell, que
aver estableci6 una nueva mar
ca de velocidad de 245 millas
por bora, anunci6 hoy que no
tratara de batirIa en- su Pajaro
Azul III.
Piensa salir para Inglaterra
la semana pr6xima.
Campbell dijo anoche que 81
no estaba satisfecho con su nue.
vo record y que tratara de au
mentarlo antes de su regreso a
Inglaterra.
Tiene ell prop6sito, possible
mente mahana, de guar su au-
tom6vil mediano, de cuatro eli
lindros, con la esperanto de fl
jar una nueva marca de veloci-
dad para vehiculos de menos de
As pulgadas cGbicas de despla-
zamiento.
Aver hizo dos pruebas en- la
|, pequena maquina, pero solo pu-
do alcanzar IS millas por bora.
dos menos de la marca.
La gaceta., 1931-02-06
DICE STAIN QUE Ell
PLAN DE N AMOS
Sc TERMINARA EN-
CUATRO.

Moscou, Feb, 6.-Jose Sta
lin, en- uno de sus infrecuentes
discursos, DID al congreso ma
cional industrial que Ell plan de
industrializaci6n sera completa
10 en- cuatro amos y que 81 los
|tecnicos rusos pudieran apro-
|vechar todos los recursos naci0
males Sc completaria en- tres,
La Union Soviet sera pronto
la mas grande naci6n agricul-
tural de la terra, dijo, y ell sis
tema comunista ha sido demos
trado ante ell mundo como ell
dnico en- ell cual no puede sur
cir una crisis economical como
la que hoy afecta a las naciones
capitalists.
{. Con frangueza critic6 a algu-
nos Executives bajo ell plan de
cinco amos como "calentadores
de sillas' y "firmantes de pa
rcles', pero prediio que con ell
arroyo de todos los trabajadores
la Union Soviet sc halla desti-
NADIA d obtener victorias que
haran epoca, tanto social como
indrstrialmente".
Lo tenemos TODD, hierro, car
bon, aceite, granos, algod6n, to-
do menos gonna y esta la tendre-
mos en- un ano o dos. Ningun
otro pals tiene las posibilida-
des de desarrollo que %nOsotros
tenemos.