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Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
PROGRAM FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
GIVEN APPROVAL

LOS ANGELES, June %. UP
When athletes of the world gather
here next year to compete in tht
tenth Olympiad they will partici.
pate in l35 distinct programs in Il
/ branches of sport, it was learned to-
day when the official program fol
the international event was an
nounced.
The Olympiad will extend from
from July 80 to August IA, 1882
with events scheduled for morning
afternoon and evening in nine
stadiums, auditoriums and water
| courses.
Announcement of the program to-
day followed receipt of approval
from Count De Baillet-Latour. pres
ident of the International Olympic
committee.
Some 1000 athletes of both sexes,
representing 35 nations, will gather
in Olympic stadium on the opening
afternoon. National flags will un-
furl, the contingents will march
past the tribune of honor, and one
athlete will step from the drawn-up
ranks to take the Olympic oath OF
craftsmanship for all contestants.
The size of the program was hard
to comprehend until officials point
ed out that many events would be
held simultaneously 30 miles apart.
The winter sports events will not
be held in Southern California. be-
ing assigned to Lake Placid, New
York.
But Olympic stadium, which seats
i05,00 persons, will be the scene of
track and field events; gymnastics,
field hockey, equestrian jumping
and demonstrations of national and
international sports.
Olympic auditorium, seating TO-
400 persons, will be the center of
boxing, wrestling and weight lift
ing events, starting August 9.
Swimming, diving and water polo
competition will be held in Olympic
Park, adjoining the Stadium.
Plenty of Room
Rowing events, however, will be
held in Long Beach stadium, which
forms a part of Alamitos bay, and
the yachting course is fixed in Los
Angeles harbor near Long Beach.
The sweepsnen will compete Au-
gust 8, 10, IL, II and 13, while the
yachtsmen will have their days
from August to u, inclusive.
The national guard armory near
Olympic stadium will house the
fencing teams; the Rose Bowl at
Pasadena, scene of New Years
football competition, will afford the
cycling track; equestrial events will
be held at Riviera Country club;
and rifle and revolver shooting at
the rifle range.
Women's competition will be linn
tied to the javelin throw, 100-meter
race, discus throw, 80-meter hur-
dies, high jump and four-woman
400-meter relay.
Scheduled swimming events for
men are 100-meter free style, spring
board diving, four man 800-meter
relay, l00-meter back stroke, 400
meter free style, $500 meter back
stroke, 200-meter breast stroke,
high diving and water polo. The
women will compete in the 200
meter breast stroke, l00-meter free
style, 100-meter breast stroke,
spring board diving, four woman
400-meter relay, l00-meter back
stroke, 400-meter free style and
high diving.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Studebaker To
Play Druggists

Entering into the last week of the
first round of play in the FL Centre
Night Baseball League, the danger
Gus Studebaker team tonight will
tangle with the Shirer druggists on
Wilson Field.
If Shirers are able to snow their
last form of two weeks ago, fans
are expecting close game, but
playing as they did last week the
druggists are almost sure to lose
to the automobilists.
Post is one of the Shirer teams
strongest points of attack He still
leads the league in batting with an
average percentage of 625 Other
league leading hitters, and their
averages. are Smith, Macks, $685.
Ege, Cramers, .542; Pinkney, Valley
Laundry, .536; Kretz. Shirers, 500;
and Woodland, Golden State, .48s
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22

Grand" said Bostwick, "and l plan
to send my horse here about two
weeks before the Arlington classic
to prepare him for that race I
hope Twenty Grand accepts the is
sue.'
Mate increased his total earnings
to S157, ,875 by winning the mile ana
a quarter American Derby in
.2:04 l-5, equalling the track record.
Twenty Grand's total winnings
are Si64,075.
Mate, the favorite, just lasted to
win by nose from Pittsburgher,
20-1 shot in the field of II three
year olds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
Twenty Grand And
Mate May Meet

CHICAGO, June %. U.P)-An-
other meeting between Twenty
Grand, Kentucky Derby and Bel
mont stakes winner, and Mate,
Preakness and American Derby
winner, today was hoped for in the
$4,000 added Arlington classic here
July 10.
A. G. Bostwick, millionaire owner
who came here TO saddle his horse,
Mate, for the American Derby, at
Washington Park Saturday. said
after the race he would start him
in the Arlington classic
Il think Mate can beat Twenty
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22

procuring of money orders and
registered stamps will have to be
done before noon every Saturday
after July 1.
Other than the cessation of VIM
dow service and the curtailing OF
one mail delivery, the service will
be practically the same Saturday
afternoons as other work days, 1t
is explained. -"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22

Chicks Nearly Drown Mother
MEMPHIS, U.P)-A mother hen
who Matched setting of duck eggs
was nearly drowned here when she
followed "her children" into some
deep water where they were SWIM
ming.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
swEDEs WIN RUSSIAN PRIZE

STOCKHOLM, U.P)-Four young
Swedish architects have triumphed
in Soviet Russia, from where they
have jointly carried home prize
in an international competition for
peoples theatre at Charkow. Four
hundred architects Of many nation
alities entered the contest, but only
IL prizes were awarded.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
B AS EB ALL
STANDIN GS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 9-8, New York 7-2.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 5.
Cleveland 3, Washington l.
Boston 7, Detroit 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Missions SIS, Hollywood 4-8.
San Francisco SO, Los Angeles
3-4
Sacramento at Portland, rain.
Oakland at Seattle, rain.
June large number of Kern
County farmers toured Tulare Coun-
ty inspecting trench silos.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
E1;!g!a
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair
and moderately warm tonight and
Tuesday. Gentle shifting winds.
Southern California-Fair tonight
and Tuesday with high tempera-
lures in the interior; moderate
north and northwest winds offshore.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Boston 60. ST. Louis 81.
Brooklyn 7, Chicago 6.
Pittsburgh ----............ % 80 Al
Philadelphia z, Cincinnati l.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
Ell GENTIL MAESTRO
(COncluS:0n)

Y Bartolome Dfaz, empujando
s., navfo como form6n entire Ell
A1artico y la Costa de Africa,
rasgo la cortina de fuego intole-
I. bic y descubri6 ell cabo de las
Ioymentas, al que Don Enrique
ell Navigator llam6 despues de
la Buena Esperanto. Y Boabdil,
entire lagrimas dej6 Granada y
Espana para siempre. Y Crist6-
bal Colon, rumbo a las Indias,
sc top6 con un nuevo mundo.....
Y, en- Ell vihedo de La Deveniere
nacio Francois Rabelais.
Dicese por ALA en- Francia
que cuando los angeles del cielo
andan de asueto y Sc sienten con
CANA de danZar en- terra firme
descienden a hacerlo en- las coli
mas de Turena. Porque Turena
es la parte del orbe que mas Sc
asemeja al cielo. Y alabama de
tai terra es decir que fue esco-
gida para ser patria de Francis
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

iQuien 10 creyera! A los dos
dfas sua amigos consegufan or
den papal que convertia a Rabe-
lais de franciscano en- benedic-
tino; salvandose asi del castigo
tanto Ell como su salvador.
Nuestro &ombre, ahora bene-
dictino, proncs@e aburrio de su
nueva cofradfa. Sc hugo del
convento, Sc dej6 crecer ell ca
bello de la tonsura y Sc dio Il
vagar por Ell mundo. Durante
las correrias cultiv6 las ciencias
de la epoca, la filologia, la boz
tanica, la medicinal. En- 1880 10
matricularon bachiller en- la ia
cuItad de medicine de Montpe-
lier, donde Sc borl6 doctor sic
tie amos despues. Por aquellos
amos comenZaron va las gentes
"a repudiar la "ciencia" del bar
hero y del boticario; va habia
hombres que pensaban hacerse
medicos de verdad. De medicinal
habia escrito Hip6crates en-
Grecia, diecinueve amos atras.
Y en- Pergamo habia florecido
Galeno trece antes de Rabelais.
Pero pocos eran los que en- Fran
cia y en- ell mundO podian, al fl
mar de la Edad Media, traducir
las palabras de GalenO. Sus
maximas, escritas en- griego,
fueron paSadas al siriaco; Y de
este al arabigo; y de este al he
breo y luego al latin. Ash que los
medicos de la epoca Sc sabfan su
Galeno de quinta o sexta mano.
Hasta entonces, habia imperado
en- las aulas ell principle de mo-
gister diGit; "tal Sc nos dice, tai
debe SER. Empero, en- tiempos
de Rabelais comienza regir otra
norma; "tal Sc nos dice, veamos
81 es ~cierto." Rabelais sc consi-
gui6 I'm Galeno original. iJGz-
guese del asombro de los escola-
res cuando comenz6 a circular
la especie de que en- Montpelier
habfa un bachiller que dictaba
con ell original del maestro
alberto ente sus ojos.
(Continuara.)
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

mos mas tarde a Rabelais, con
vertido va en- fraile, francisco
no Y cordelero. En- Fontenay,
nuestro hombre pas6 por los va
rios grades de su orden, llegan-
do a ordenarse sacerdote. Pc
no, con otro monte, Pedro Amy,
violando Ell vote de ignorahcia,
devorando libros y aprendiendo
hebreo. Una vez ell prior mando
quemarles los libros. De ahi en-
mas sus hermanos los veian con
recelo. Pedro Sc escape del con-
vento, pero Francisco hubo de
sufrir las imputaciones de sus
colegas que 10 acusaban de
transgresor. Una vez, en- pleno
refectorio, Rabelais los acus6 de
fatuos y pedantes, diciendoles
que era bueno aprender para
sentirse i%gnorantes. Aquello era
herejia, dijo Ell prior. Francisco
fue condenado al castigo que sc
llamaba I'm Pace. Levantaron
una losa del piso de la abadia
y atando al hereje con una cuef
da, con una damajuana de aqua
da, con una damajuena de aqua
y gran provision de pan duro.
Y repuSieron la lOsa en- su lu-
gar. Y cantaron preces por Ell
descanso zen paz" del rebelde
Rabelais. Felizmente, Andres de
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
PROPONE UN COMPLETE
SERVICIO DENTAL POR
$25 AL ANO

New York, Abril 18.-Servi
clio dental sujeto a una tarifa de
$25 al ano Sc crea bajo un plan
sugerido por ell DR.. Alfredo j.
Asgis, secretario de la Sociedad
Americana de Estomatologis-
tas.
Sc ha calculado, dice Asgis
que una gran mayorfa de los
$4,000 dentistas Sc pasan ocio-
SOS la mayor parte del tempo y
que estan sin trabajo ell 500 de
los hombres que Sc dedican a la
mecanica dental. Propongo que
los dentistas establezcan ofici-
mas cooperativas, cada una con
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
Boutizo en- la Catedrdl

NNV Ct w O~'NV
La p.eciosa nina, Aurelia
Gonzalez, hija del reputable ga
leno, DR.. A. A. Gonzalez y de srl
Distinguish esposa Lucia, sera
bautizada manana a las tres dc
la tarde, en- la Cathedral.
Seran los padrinos, ell conoci-
do medico DR.. Nestor A. Por-
tocarrero y su interesante espo-
sa Blanquita.
Despues de la ceremonial reli-
giosa, los invitados Sc traslada-
ran a la Residential particular
de los esposos Gonzalez, situa-
da en- Main st. Mum. 2542, don
de Sc celebrara una simpatica
fiesta en- honor de Aurelita.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
the Acid

DICK stomachs, sour stomachS ana
y Indigestion usually mean excess
acid. The stomach nerves are over
stimulated. Too much acid makes the
stomach and intestines sour.
Alkali kills acid instantly. The best
form is Phillips Milk of Magnesia; one
harmless, tasteless dose neutralizes
many times its volume in acid. For so
years the standard with physicians
everywhere.
Take a spoonful in water and your
unhappy condition will probably end
in five minutes. Then you will always
know what to do. Crude and harmful
methods will never appeal to you. Go
prove this for your own sake. 1t may
save a great many disagreeable hours.
Get the genuine Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia, the kind physicians have
prescribed for so years.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
NC DONALD DECLARE LA
GUERRA A SIR OSWALD
MOSLEY .

Londres, AbriI 18.-Robuste-
edo por la reciente victoria To-
grada en- la Camara de los Co.
munes, dada por una mayorfa
de 81, ell Presidente de Minis
tros Mac Donald, declare for
malmente la guerra hoy a Sir
Oswald Mosley y otros laboris-
tas que han decidido separar-
Sc para formar I'm nuevo Par
lido.
Invadiendo ell coraz6n del te-
ritorio de los rebeldes politi-
IS en- West Bromwich, Mac Do
aid dijo: Sentences claramen-
e que sus actas seran combat
ADDS para Ell socialismo y pa
4 ell Partido del Trabajo, y es-
e 1ltimo debe recuperarlaSanp
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

En- ell bajo Potion, en- la ciu-
dad de Fontenay-le Comte, ha-
bia un convento de francisco
nos. Els ali donde nos encontra-
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
PROTESTA DE LOS METO-
DISTAS

La conferencia Metodista
lei distrito envi6 aver un tele-
grama al gobernador Carlton,
de la Florida, y al p~residente
del senado, Pat Whitaker, o.
poniendose q cualquier ley que
legalice ell iuego prohibido..
Present6 aQui una moci6m
en- csc sentido ell DR.. S. w. Wal
ker, p~residente del distrito.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
CONTRA
JOSE

FL Banco International de
Tampa present6 aver enc la
corte federal una reclamation
contra Jose Carvajal, de Cuba,
para que Sc prohiba a este ven
der tercios de tabaco que tiene
almacenados aqui.
Carvajal firm6 una nota de
Pamies and Sons, fabricante
e taba,os, por la suma de
S5327.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

Frank T. Graha admins
ador de una agencia de a :
~nuncios de la Gale de Fran
lin, escape milagrosamente
e morir ahogado sesta mana
a cuando cay6 al mar con ell
lutom6vil que manejaba des-
lie ell muelle situado al final
lie la Gale Twiggs, en- cuyo lu-
gar muri0 hace un mes ell CO.
locido tampeno Paul GorsIine.
Graham estuvo sumergido
or espacio de cinco minutes,
hubiera perecido, a no ser
)or ell pronto auxilio que hubo
lie prestarle uno de los mari
eros del Harpoon. Los esfuer-
;os de Hill por volverle a la
uperficie, por POGO lie cuesta
la vida. Fue un verdadero acto
lie heroicidad.
Media bora despues de ser
;onducido al Hospital Munich
val Graha msalio para su re-
sidencia particular en- donde
81 T~eniente j. H. Niepper y ell
policia j. L. Eddings procedie-
ron a su arresto, acusandolo de
manejar ell autom6vil estando
c~ompletamente borracho. De
la carcel salio bajo fianza.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
AUMENTA SUS VENTAS
UN FABRICANTE

New York, Abril 18.-En g
primer trimestre de este ano,
las ventas de la fabrica de taba.
cos de D. Emil Klein Y Co. han
aumentado un 1870 o sea un to.
tai de $500 sobre ell mismc
periodic de tempo en- 1880.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

go del enterrado, a9dit0W CON
vento cen nombre del Rey, reno
vic la losa recien tapiada y ex-
trajo de su tumba al aptor de
Gargantla. m salvador, di-
jo Rabelais apenas salido, "os
conocfa de humanista y de sol
dado pero nuncS cref que fue-
Gais tan experto comadr6n....
Habeis parteado ell s6tano de un
convento, extrayepdole I'm frai-
lie hecho y dere1No."."
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

Tiraqueau, tehieni
largo cercano, hu mi
90 del enterrado. asaftU con
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
lei Picnic del Castillo
CristobaI Colon No. z

La comision de festejos de
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. z
cue preside ell enthusiastic jove
Antonio Gonzalez, ell Min
termin6 hoy todas sus prepa
rativos para ell gran almuerzt
y fiesta de manana domingo
en- la finca "La Columna."
Esta noche una vistosa pre
cesi6n recorrera las ~
les GALES, anupT<1do ell Pic
mic. ~
To~@manana la orquest.
VS<sity Boys, ell Son Sonora
Sc presentara I'm conocido gal
tero.
Ell almuerzo Sc servira dc
1890 a l de la tarde.
Varios premios Sc reparti
ran entire los bailadores.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18

- - "
co Rabelais. Y alabama de F.
belais decirle mensajero de Ha
gloria de Turena ante ell mundo
v ante Ell tempo.
Investigator eruditos Y letra-
dos los estrutos de Pantagruel V
ell germsen de Gargantua. Nsso-
tros vamos a contar ahora CO.
sas y casos de la vida del hon.
bre que supo practicar ell dicta-
do del Ap6stol, "estad siempre
gozosos." Rabelais naci6 enaChi
non Turena, ocho dfas antes del
martes de Carnival de 1883. Y
10 llamaron Francisco en- honor
del santo que tenia ell alma de
querub% y la lengua celestial.
Y SUI smadre lie murmur6 a la
partera que habrfa ell recien ma
edo de ser monte. Y cuando
creci6 ell nino, 10 mandaron al
convento franciscano de La
Baumette, donde lie ensenaron
algunas letras del Autores Octo
Morales y del Doctrinale Puero-
rum. Y cerca del monasterio es-
ta@a la Universidad de Anglers,
donde estudiaban a la saxon dos
hermanos famosos, Guillermo
y Juan du Bellay, de qufenes
Rabelais Sc hizo amigo. Y dem
tro del c~onvento ell novicio Fran
cisco Sc capt6 la amistad de otro
monte, quien 2 hurtadillas y vic
lando ell vote de ignorancia que
hacfan los franciscanos, lie en-
sen6 ell griego, alpha, Beta,
Gamma" dibujando en- ell sue
10 los caracteres de la lengua
misteriosa.
En- ell bajo Poitou, en- la ciu-
III i -.
La gaceta., 1931-04-18
0 CIALE s

10 dentistas. A cada paciente Sc
cobraran $25 al ano y recibira
servicio curative y preventive
hasta una cierta cantidad.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
SAY YES" WHEN
ASKED If GUILTY
Shows Up Role of End
international
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

PENDANTS, without exception, replied
to the presiding judges on questions
regarding party affiliations-"Am
member Of the Menshevik Russian
Social Democratic Labor Party
The youngest defendant was SO
years and the oldest So. They adj
mitted their Menshevik affiliation in
pre-revolutionary labor movement
(There were, however, three excep-
tons. They were representation
airy Bolsheviks who detected to Men
shevik traitors) For anyone super
ficially knowing the history of the
Russian Social Democratic Party and
not forgetting or ignoring the same
on the anti-Soviet grounds this in
formation regarding the twenty-five
to thirty years utilization Of most Of
the defendants with social democracy
comprises the self-evident proof, At
tempts to deny the leading role Of
Gronan, Sukhanov, Ikov or Sher in
the history of the Menshevik move
ment and the Menshevik betrayals
are just as ridiculous as the denial
of the Social democratic utilization
Of Kautsky, Otto Bauer or Leo
Blum, BY admitting firmly or trern-
bling. the Menshevik utilization Of
the defendants, yolens nolens, deliv-
cred first a blow to the colleagues of
the Second International and Men
shevik enigrants who brazenly deny
in the Berlin "Vorwaerts" that the
defendants are Mensheviks. Since
al! the defendants without exception
edrsitted their return to the Men
g,leViiEs, CT the counter-revolutionary
end sabotage action in 1927 they OBJ
jectively prepared the next blow to
the Social Democratic SANDER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
MANVILLE JENKES
IN BANKRUPTCY

PROVIDENCE, r. T., March o.
The Manville Jenckes Company is in
bankruptcy, the attorneys of Jenckes
the former president, and a section oil
the stockholders making the appli-
cation to the superior court here Bat.
urday.
Manville Jenckes is the .concerr
against which the Gastorda strike was
fought in 1929. MsnHlle Jenckes
hired gunner raided the tent colony
Of the strikers after Chief Of Police
Aderholt Was shot. Manville Jenckes's
gu1nlen ("Con1rnittse Of 1907 killed
Ella May. and committed dozens Of
acts Of violence against workers
nogsing, kidnapping, attempts Il
lynch, etc. The Manviue Jeackes Co
attorney, Major Bulwinkle, directed
the prosecution Of the ciastonia trial
and got 20 year sentences for National
Textile Workers Union leaders and
Gastoria strikers.
The company has mills in ProVi.
dence, Pawtucket. Manville, Woon-
socket and Georgiauile Gall in Rhode
Island and at Gastonia In Nortl,
Carolina.
As much as workers might be
cheered by the news that this mur.
derous gang OF slave drivers has
failed. the news so far does not bea,
this out The mill Is TO continue
running under the recievership. and II
Is most probable that what has taken
place is extensive grating by inner
rings Of stockholders, and q reciev.
ership forced by one faction.
The company appointed new
president year ago.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
Cut. Out Weekly
Wages for Salesgirls
Kansas, Civ. Me-.
Kansas, City, Me.

Daily Worker:-
The conditions of the working wo-
men in this city are simply terrible.
In almost all OF the big department
stores, the girls are now working
ON a commission basis. Before,
they did not get a living wage, and
now they get less.
In WoOlworth's dime store the
girls work nine and ten hours q day
for about nine dollars a week. They
stand on their feet all day long, and
on the hard concrete at that. The
law forces the company to furnish
stools for the girls to sit on behind
the counter, but II a girl is caught
sitting down, she is canned. When
business is slack and the girls have
no customers to wait upon they
must tear up the counters they have
arranged and rearranse them, In
order to be busy all the time.
If a girl is caught talking to her
partner she Is told about It In no
uncertain terms. The noorwalkers
or the bosses are not allowed to visit
the sales-girls or have anything
to do with them. This, Of course,
helps to keep the workers. S!-..S1-s
and furthers the interests Of the
bosses. "A Young Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
ffice Worker Joins Striking Needle Workers

NEW YORK.--Much has been said
bout the solidarity of the Office work
,rs with workers in factories and
shops. A sixteen year old bookkeeper
has demonstrated that solidarity,
Matilda lives with her parents.
some time ago she graduated in a
commercial course from High School.
Her first job vas with Mapcuso ard
oetralia, dress manufacturers, of 1885
Third Avenue.
Matilda's FANNY has httie money
It meant everything for her to have
/ job, even if il din pay only SIS a
week.
The MancGso and Petralia was an
open shop. From her bookkeeping
Matilda knew what the workers got
or their nine sweating hours Of work :
Inc operators. $40 to $22; the pressers
averaging $1t, and the flnishers $f4
Matilda watched the 10 workers in the
hop, She saw them bending over
heir machines and irons, painting to
yet their piece work and pressing
lone. She saw they we're not resting
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
Akron, Ohio Alice to Benefits
of Dist, let Page; Plans NeaVs
Club; Frisco Raises Bundle

From G. c., Daily Worker repre-
sentative of Akron, Ohio, we received
a note indicating the almost instan-
taneous results obtained from the
district page.
Our Daily Worker sellers are
going up again and beginning is
made to build the Red Builders
News Club. THE OHIO PAGE
WILL SURE HELP US ALONG IN
BUILDING A MASS CIRCULAL
TION OF THE DAILY WORKER"
Following this Is an order to in
crease the Akron bundle from rs to
100, and assurance that the entire
profit OF their Hot Dog Jamboree
being planned will be sent into the
Daily Worker toward their bill.
District pages thus become an in
centive for increased circulation and
for closer contact between the Daily
Worker and its readers. Such dis
tricts as California, Seattle and De-
troit should not be without a dis
trict page, Order one NOW!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-03
Young Dressn1akers Spirit Running High

NEW YORK.-The dress strike is
n full swing. The inspiration is SO
Teat it can hardly be explained, and
he youth as the most enthusiastic
md active part OF the strike is doing
is share collectively, Many more
Dung workers are coming down and
dining the strike for the general de-
hands of the Union and especially for
he youth demands as: equal pay for
quail work for young and adult work
RS and no discrimination against the
Dung workers. - 't*' 60
The young workers have organized
themselves in solid groups in each hall
nder the leadership of the Youth De-
artment of the Needle Trades
Workers Industrial Union. We have
worked out a plan of activities which
re as follows:
/. To develope youth activities as
ongs, cheers and other youth activi-
les in the halls, etc.
2. To develope special youth Sec
ions on the picket lines. This Tues