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De modo que va surgia a los

De modo que va surgia a los
Icomienzos una diversidad de cri
terio y una divergencia en- ell
punto de vista, de donde habian
de partir las resoluciones sucesi
vas. Conocedora dona Bernar-
da de esta disparidad de opinio-
mes, pues Sc permitia con fire.
cuencia asistir al escritorio. Y
mas adn al despaO4fo de su her.
mano, dijo claramente a PUG
que 81 era quien debfa aIlanar
todos los obstaculos que Sc opu-
sieran a la Immediate reversi6n
de aqael capital a su legftimo
dueno; que cuanto antes Sc
arreglara TODD, mejor, v que la
ira de Dios castigaba siempre
como un crimen la morosidad
en- el c~umplimientO del mas pc
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"a y a pelear con Siso, I'm hons
bre de peso medianosdue ha de-
rrotado al Saguero.
BASE FALL
SOLO Sc EFECTUO UN
DESAFIO EN- LAS GRAN
DIES LIGAS

La Liga Americana descan-
SO aver. Los Yankees Sc encuen-
tran a la cabeza del Circuito con
3 juegos ganados y ninguno per
dido.
Tres clubs estan empatados,
en- ell segundo puesto, Washing
ton, st. Luis y Cleveland, con
dos desaffos ganados y uno per-
dido. Otros tres Sc hallan empa-
tados en- ell tercero, con l CANA
do y dos perdidos, Filadelfia,
Chicago Y Detroit. FL Boston ha
jugado tres y perdido otros tan
tos.
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pasar Ia mole humane de Italia.

Johnston Sc propone lograr
que Jack Sharkey venga a New
York eli dia n de Abril y que
aquf Sc firme I'm contrato para
la pelea con Camera, a IS
rounds, en- Ebbets Fields, ell dfa
10 de JUNO.
La comisi6n atletica del esta-
do de New York asegura que re-
conocera ell match.
Ell Garden sostiene que lleva-
"a ell case a los tribunales, 81 es
necesaric, en- contra de Johns
ton Y Camera.
Sobre ell ~contrato Johnston
ha dicho: Ellos tomaron I'm car
gamento de los abogados que
mas .cobran para redactar ell con
trato y este no vale NADIA. Por
ejemplo, ell c~ontrato dice que ell
oponente de Carnega debe ser
ncmbrado 80 dias antes de la
medianoche de diciembre 80.
EAo significa que ellos deben
nombrar al competitor, Strib-
hing o Schmeling, ell dfa l de ju-
Ito, dos dfas antes de la pelea
senalada para Cleveland.
Los directories del Garden
rehusaron anoche comentar la
'situaci6n.
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superioridad en- ell pugilato. Tun
ney gano ell campeonato del
mundo, en- Filadelfia, luego de
un match a diez rounds. Otros
campeones sc han decidido den
tro de los terminus de nuestra
ley.
10 mas frecuente es que los
combates prolongadts a Is asal-
tos lleguen hasta ell punto de Ia
brutalidad.
mo existen buenas razoncs
que apoyen la extension Y de-
clar6 innecesario ell hacerlo.
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queno de los deberes

:, Puig insisti6 en- afirmar or,e
10 prlmero eran las cuentas, los
oalances y ell examen de papeles
y ttulos; que desde luego dis
puSlera Bonet de cuanto dinero
naola en- GAIA; que gastara v
oerfochara a su gusto, 81 tan
maio lie tenia, rentas v CAPITA
les; y que luego, cuando ambos
Supleran fijamente, despues de-
aprooar y firmar una liouida.
elon general, ell estado de la ca
sa y la cuantia de la fortuna
acudlrian de comun acuerdo a
Urtiz de Lauder, para que este
heVara a cabo con todas las for
malldades exigidas por Ia lev
la donaci6n o cesi6n o reversi6n.
0 como Quiera que Sc namase an
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LA PELEA



New York, Abril 18.-La. CO.
mission atletica del estado debe-
"a aprobar I'm contrato firma-
do aver por el cual Tommy
Loughran, que avanza de nue.
vo sobre la corona de peso COM
pleto, Sc compromise a sostener
una pelea a diez asaltos con ell
corpulento argentine Victoria
Campolo.
FL Garden ofrecera ell match
el dfa Is de mayo.
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BOXEO
PINCHOT VETO LA LEY DE
BOXEO

Harrisburg, Pa, Abril 49,
Ell gobernador Pinchot veto a.
yer La nueva ley disponiendo
que las peleas de boxeo puedan
extenderse a Is rounds ,en lu-
gar del Unite de diez, ahora vi
genie.
Explicando SUI veto ell gober-
nador dice: EN- mi opinion diez
asaltos bastan para establecer
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F'ouetfn de La GaeetG No. So
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

convirtiera en- animal danino.
No asf la soberbia y desabrida
doha Bernardo. Fran tantas, Sc
gun ella, las ofensas que tenia
que castigar y las injusticias de
que vengarse, que no la heren-
cia de Bernaregui, sino todos
los millones del Banco de Espa-
ma a1n lie parecian pocos para
dar a-su persona TODD su verda-
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Tan famoso e va HiIario, tan
requetefamoso que en- ell Ever
last de 1881 nj siquiera apare-
ce SUI nombre. Y conste que ell
"Everlast" esta considerable
por los fieles como ell "mata-bu-
rios" del pugilismo.
va los muchachos crefan tex
tinguido' a Hilario cuando este
hizo SUI reaparici6n en- MEXICO.
De MEXICO a la Habana y en-
la Habana lie atrap6 ell Relam-
pago.
Aseguran que mafiana llega-
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'NOTAS De B0XFO


III Sir. Saturnino Tiberio, a
quien recomendamos I'm descan-
SO de varios meses, fue vapulea-
do anoche, en- Benjamin Field,
por Wilbur Stokes, de Laln-
land.
Fue una pelea desigual, con-
siderando la inferioridad del
espanol, a quien Sc concedi6 es-
ia pelea no obstante sus recien-
ties derrotas.
Jack Dillon fue tirado tres
veces en- ell tercero y ell referee
Use compadeci6 de 81, declarando
Wencedor q Roy Bailey.
Taylof (Boots) alcanz6 otra
derrota, con George Brown sde
rival.
Tablas Sc repartieron Bobby
Garcia y Tough Baby, y Baby
|Lemues y Battling Oscar.
Tiberio nos recordaba anoche
a Rafael ell "Gallo" cuando da-
ba las "espantas'' en- busca del
burladero.
iDebe listed cuidarse, nino, o
zanzibar de oficio. ST va a seguir
ash, c6rtese la coleta.
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HOMBRks Y E para
tomar 6rdenes en- Ybor, en- ar
ticulCs de tocador. Llamen en-
ire las 10 y las IL y de 2 a a.
400 Grand Central. Quality Pro,
ducts Co.
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ork, Abril 1.@ pc
10 ingles que ha ii pelcon
era ell Madison Squa Garden
la mas seria competeI ia que Sc
recuerda desde los dias de Hum
bert Fugazy y Tex Richard,
Jimmy Johnston, manifesto ano
che que ell contrario de Primo
Camera con ell Garden, retenien
do a este como oponente del ven-
cedor en- ell match Stribling-Sch
melting, tiene tan enormes agu-
jeros legales que por ellos podra
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EN- WEST


para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y II
West Tampa, 3S46. Para llamsass por Ia noel
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
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AVESOS EN- YkOR CITY

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, Or. A.
tito, DIR. s. NJ. Tiscn, DR.. SuIio J. Guerra, On L.
ca del Circulo Cubano Tel&fono No. Y 14E0.
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AVIsOS EN- WEST TAMPl

DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bustillo, Dr.. B.
DR.. julio j. Guerra, en- IL BOtica ID Bien P6b
fono No. Fl 8S46.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
The Imperialist Front Against
the Soviet Union Widens

THE of Nations
exposed the battle positions
rvales between American imperialism
gle between Japanese
brought the existing
the brink a
AS the struggle mpeaists
point of armed conflict the against
unite only on one ng and that Is war against the Soviet Union
World imperialism only of the crisis method
Oh posponng armed conflict amongst that united
attack against the working class Fatherlandhe Soviet Union
The of preparations
Intervention Piudsky
Roumana.
the round table of the League
OF Naos What are the concatoy proposed by the great
peacemaker the old various
peaSt sitting at the round table? WAR ON THE
UNION the division among mpeaist powers
The bring the U. League
also for the creating solid front against the
The independent conflicting peace machnes Kellogg
Pact anc the League OF Nations trying
New York Times announcing the wedding
referssto the Soviet perhaps directly
The stmson Note is im fresh IN +h =, th It.,
testing ground of the fighting ability Army
the international working class forget it, will the
staff.
to be sent to Japan reminding her
that she is not the only bber on the scene ut how easily all the
mperiast will unite sending
This time not only the the Kellogg
Nations front against the Soviet Union
extending.
Prime Minister sailing s.
ota peasants
in China are the enemies Aatic' civilization
will find it quite difficult
additionally friendly nations
tom will be the against
Mr. Laval might even suggest that the Manuian
solved by action the
stimson already preparing the ground it.
tasm shaken by the its foundation Capitalism
system working
class and the colonial people-by
The rising socialist giant by
enemy enemy mperasts the friend
the oppressed Workers smash the intervention the
lists! Defend the Soviet Unionl
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
Socialists Would Strengthen
Bourgeois Rule Under Guise
OF democracy" Says |. Amter
Communist Candidate for President of Man
haitian Borough Shows Role of Thomas

NEW YORK.-"Norman Thomas,
speaking at meeting Tuesday, made
the following typical statement that
shows up the entire position of the
socialist party: Unless there is a
great awakening, we will see another
failure of democracy. We will see
the triumph of the Tammany ma
chine in this city, which is dis
grace to democracy declared Israel
Amter, Communist candidate for
president of the Borough of Man
haitian in a statement issued yester-
day.
This shows clearly that the social
list party conception of democracy
is capitalist democracy. This is the
democracy of the policemen's club, of
jailings and deportations. 1t is the
democracy which murders workers
who fight against starvation, and
shoots down Negroes who fight
against eviction. This is the demo-
cracy Of the Tammany machine in
New York and of the socialist regime
in Racine, Wise, and Reading, Pa.
"It is a remarkable coincidence that
when Thomas was speaking in New
York about democracy which he
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
RAID AIMED AT
USSR DELEGATION
2 Dicks at Friends of
Soviet Union Office

NEW YORK.-In an effort to pre-
vent the sailing of the American
Workers Delegation to the Soviet
Union and as part Of the increased
attacks on the Workers Republic, two
detectives raided the office of the
Friends Of the Soviet Union, 80 E.
18th ST., on Friday night.
While uniformed policeman stood
guard outside the door, the two dicks,
who had no search warrants, tried to
bully a stenographer. the only one
present in the office at the time, and
ransacked few drawers. Where Is
that secret stuff the delegates are
taking with them to Russiap" they
asked. They were told that the only
baggage the delegates we're taking
were their clothes. AS all the dele
gates had gone away for the eve
ming, the dicks were compelled to
leave empty-handed.
The delegation, consisting Of ten
workers from four industries-metal.
marine, mining and chemical-sailed
Saturday morning on the Laconia. An
enthusiastic farewell demonstration
was held for them at the boat. The
delegates will spend five weeks in the
Soviet Union, attending the 14th an
r1iversary celebration and studying
the amazing progress that is being
made under the Five-Year Plan.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
SECRET MEET OF Is POWERS HOLDS new WAR THREAT
Slogans for the Fight Against the War Danger

Down with the Of
Smash the Intervention
Union
the Union
with o Chinese
with the mperialist Of
Long live the unity of the olng mperia
bandits!
oppressOr
ing China
with American imperiam-he
Chinese
with robbie government
and for a new
imperaist plans slaughter.
American Chinese
In
Down with the Kuomintang the of imperialism!
Long live the full independence China
Long live the Chinese Army!
Soviets!
live International oppressed
peoples!
rmy of
Pacifism-A % preparations
League Nations S AM of
Kellogg Pact-Wan Streets for
The Socialist International enemy of
Chinese people a the imperialis.
of
imperialism Hail the heroic Japanese Communists
Socialist sup
porters imperialism.
Of
strike breaking leadership F.
1.-the partner of American imperialism
Organize strike against billion
expense OF government
While the
Build the Trade Union Unity League, Industrial
DOWN W ascist onaI
Fight the growing fascist
the
throughout
Build the Communist Party Join the Communist Party
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
Workers in the A. F. of L.
Unions!
WHAT is YOUR ANSWER TO THE BE.
TRAVAIL OF THE HUNGRY JOBLESS
MILLIONS BY THE VANCOUVER
CONVENTIONS?

THE again on record officially
government unemployment insurance
BY this action it supported
by A f. OF leadership with
of Wilson's program this decision Green VOL
Lewis and the other leaders of American
l2000OO0 unemployed
tender mercies of the bankers who have lust
put nation wide
The domestic policy
Wall SueetHoover Labor Department policy the
policy of the American Department high
saaied agents of American capitalism calmly indescbb
United
JDays who called unemployed
convention where there elaborate meals
the Canadian Paics luxurious Hotel appauded
millionaire of the working
The F. of convention did
poment the
the
the kind Of unemployment by
Communist Party the Trade Union Unity League
Councils.
the official endorsement
OF the American Federation of Labor the
organization the unemployed millions
by side with the still employed
network of Unemployed councils ralyng
town and city
with all the National
unemployed worker
for each dependent
Worker. speaking Party.
addressing itself especially
international affiliated L. puts
question
against government unemployment insuran
question A. F.. Of L.
of
A. l.
millions of workers organized and unogansed the Vancouver
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
6 Witnesses Attack Alabama
Frame>up of Negro Worker

Gals, in the presence Of the sheriff
and chief of police, Peterson, a world
war veteran and a tubercular, has
maintained an unshakable alibi des-
pite third-degree methods to extort
confession" from him.
The LID. is organizing a Peter
son Defense Committee in Birrning-
ham to build up a mass movement,
as In the Scottsboro Case, OF white
and Negro workers for Peterson's de-
Tense. Funds are urgently needed
for the defense.
Dent Williams, who pumped lead
into Peterson in the county pail, is
being defended by Roderick Beddow
of Fort, Beddow and Ray, attorneys
in whose hands the N.A.A.C.P. lead
ers we're willing to trust the lives OF
the Scottsboro boys.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
1000 in Racine Protest
Socialist" Cops Attack
Endorse Communist Party, Whose Election
Rally Mayor Swoboda Ordered Smashed

RACINE, Wis, Oct. 18.-Over 1000
Racine workers gathered Saturday
night in protest demonstration
against the police attack ordered by
the socialist mayor, Swoboda, on the
final Communist Election Rally, Oct.
IL. The protest demonstration was
held at the same monument where
the attack took place. This great
crowd came out, although permit
was only granted Friday, after two
days deliberate delay by the social
ist party administration. The mas
ses deounce the socialist party terror
against the workers, even though the
socialist administration had rushed a
fake unemployment insurance bill
through the city council meeting on
Friday nigh
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
Tevo Kentucky Miners
Secretly Held in Jail
Negro and White Miner Arrested in May Held Withou
Charges Till Now; LID Discovers

Of the court admitted that Epps
could have stayed in jail for the rest
Of his life and that no one would
know thing except the jailer, whose
financial interest it was to keep him
there. Lawyer Stone of Pineville has
been hired by the L L. D. to assist
in the habeas corpus proceedings to
release EppS.
Henderson is a 22-year-old miner
who was arrested May 3, 1881, and
told he was indicted for banding
and confederating" and grand lar
ceny, store breaking and robbery" in
cidental to food raised in the strike.
A careful search of the records
showed that he had been indicted
only for grand larceny and that this
indictment was dismissed several
weeks ago, leaving absolutely no
charge against Henderson.
Judge Jones, afraid that the I. L.
D. attorney would expose him for
this outrageous situation, immedi-
ately ordered HenderSons release.
But the Negro miner, Epps, is still
held.
The International Labor Defense
has declared this a most vicious ex-
ample of coal operators justice.
When Henderson's case came up,
J. M. Robson, attorney for the
United Mine Workers of America
appeared in court and declared he
was defending Henderson. Robson
is a leader of the Ku Klux Khan. The
I. L. D. states: Robson Is not in
terested in the plight of the starving
miners. He will make deals with
the coal operators to release a few
men, probably w. B. Jones, recently
elected vice-president of the Ken
lucky State Federation, and Bill
Hightower. Both are out on low
bond and w. B. Jones has already
betrayed other signers of an affidavit
by the strikers to unseat Judge
Baby" Jones. w. B. Jones did this
by striking out whole section Of
the affidavit. Robson will defend
those arrested miners who will kow-
tow to Judge Jones. Miners who re-
fuse to sell out to judge and coal
operators must expect to be deserted
by Robson and the U.M.w.A."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19

This department calendar list of events and actions
in connection with the National Hunger March to Washing
ton, will be daily feature in the Daily Worker until the
demonstration in the capital Dec and the return of the
1000 delegates to their home cities
Each district will be held responsible for the in
its Jurisdiction Each district is expected and will be
quired TO give daily to the question which heads
this department.
i. Minneapolis today
winter relief
2 Missouri State Hunger March Jefferson City
3. Chcago-Cook County Hunger
l. Dat
probably last october.
Ciy-Mass Unemployed Conference
Nov
National o
Unemployed
Councils slogans of
phlet unemployment being prepared
-Four Hunger March organizers be assigned this week for
aration Of March in principal districts
Speeding preparations
unemployed part-me their families
Chicago, Pittsburgh Philadelphia
Cleveland
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 1S-The
boss frame-up activities received a
set back yesterday when six men
came forward to swear that Willie
Peterson, recently shot in the county
Jail here, after he had been "iden-
titled" and arrested as the slayer of
two society girls, was with them on
the night of the murder.
Peterson, an unemployed miner,
critically Ill In Hillman Hospital, has
been indicted by the Grand Jury, al
though the sole means of identified
ton is hat which the sister of one
of the dead girls says she "recog-
nizes." He was shot 3 times by Dent
Williams, brother Of slain Augusta
Williams, during a conference be-
tween the families and the city off,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
Fabricant Jewelry
Workers Win Wage
Increases, Union

NEW YORK.-The jewelry work
ers of Fabricant shop. 125 Canal st.
won increases in wages and union
conditions two weeks ago under the
leadership Of the Jewelry Workers
Industrial Union, East 10Th st.
The boss paid one weeks wages
with the increases and then lockout
the workers with the excuse Of no
more work and on last Saturday he
fatty refused to live up to his pre-
vious agreement with the shop COM
mittee.
Jewelry workers: Show your soli-
darity with the men Of the Fabricant
shop Back up these workers to
compel the bosses to live up to his
agreement for wage increases and
union conditions. Come on the
picket line.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19

says the Tammany machine is dis
gracing, In the city of Racine, where
the socialists control, Mr.. Swoboda
socialist mayor of the city, ordered
the socialist police and the American
Legion to attack meeting Of the
workers, as result of which several
workers are in Jail badly wounded by
the police. In Reading, Pa, at the
same time, socialist Mayor Stump OF
the city had his cops with machine
guns and shot guns ready to shoot
down the unemployed who went To
e conference to demand unemploy-
ment relief. This is socialist demo-
crazy!
Norman Thomas shows clearly
that the role of the socialist party
is to cover the dirty face Of capt.
talism-to cover up and to commit
the murderous acts of the capitalists
and their agents in the name OF
democracy 1t also demonstrates
that when the socialists get into
power they use the same democracy
that the capitalists employ through
its other parties, the democratic and
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
BULLETIN

NEW YORK.-A telegram just
received from Harlan County, KY
states: 'Debs Moreland was ar
rested Thursday night at 1880
pm. at Pansy, KY, has not been
heard from since and cannot be
found. Searching parties are
hunting for him. The thugs of the
coal companies are still raging
through the neighborhood. Rush
bonds for three striking miners
framed on liquor charge and two
for house breaking."
Moreland was an active National
Miners Union member, a delegate
to the Pittsburgh convention, or
gained the soup kitchen at Ca
irons Greek, was arrested once be-
fore and held In Jail for weeks on
a charge Of criminal syndicalism
and possession Of prohibited Htera-
ture (N.M.U. leaflets. He was
lately released, and remained in
Harlan County.
HARLAN, KY. Oct. 18.-The Inter.
national Labor Defense has Just dis.
covered two miners, Tom Epps, /:
52-year-old Negro. and Henry Hen
derson, rotting in Harlan Jail will
not even charges against them. TIL,
I. L. D. has already forced the re
lease Of Henderson and has started
habeas corpus proceedings to releas
Epps.
1t had been reported that all tn,
miners arrested during the strik'
here were now out of Harlan jail
either released or on bonds. Blu
when Albert Goldman, attorney TO,
the I. l.. D., got letter smugglet
out Of Jail he started an investiga.
ton and found Epps and Henderson
imprisoned, with no one apparently
aware Of 1t but the jailer, who make,
80 cents day on each prisoner.
Never ANY Charge.
A four-hour search of the record,
revealed that no charge was ever
placed against Epps, who had beer
told that he was arrested in connec-
ton with the raiding Of stores fol-
food during the strike. The clerk
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
Endorse Communists.

The mass protest meeting Saturday
night endorsed the Communist Par
ty and denounced the socialist and
other capitalist parties. Resolutions
were passed demanding the release
of those arrested Oct. IL. Okin, sem
fenced to go days; Sorenson, Sabol
and Swenzicky sentenced TO from five
to ten days. The cases will be APP
pealed.
An International Labor Defense
protest meeting and amnesty demon
stration will take place Wednesday at
Twelfth st. Hall, and Tuesday the
Unemployed Councils mass delega-
ton will 60 to the city council meet
ing to protest against thu terror and
forced labor for rer-e 49,.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE Two)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-10-19
VOTE DOWN
ELY'S OFFER
in LAWRENCE
Ballot Friday Against
Governors Proposal
to Accept Wage Cut
Now Try to Fake Vote
Mass Picketing Today!
Meeting in Afternoon

The New York capitalist press
declares that the United Textile
Workers and the American Textile
Workers Union called meetings Sun
day to again vote on Governor Ely's
proposal that the mills should be
opened with ten per cent wage cut,
but with an $l8 minimum wage for
one class of work, men engaged In
general labor. These reports make no
mention of the fact that strikers
streamed into the meetings called for
this very purpose Friday, and voted
down Ely's proposition by an over
whelming majority. Evidently some
kind of fake meetings were planned
for yesterday to which only the few
members of the strike-breaking UT
w. and American Textile Workers
Union would be invited.
Reject Ely Scheme
LAWRENCE, Mass. Oct. 49,
Thousands Of Lawrence textile strik-
ers came Friday to the halls of the
American Union and the United
Textile Workers Union, and unani-
mously turned down Governor Ely's
arbitration wage cut" proposal.
Two hours before the time the
strikers were to be at the halls to
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