davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
A WEST SIDE-I POLGARI
K0R FONTOs CYttI. I.ESE

A West Sidei Polgari K0r sep
tember Gan, vasarnap este 8 orai
kezdettel tartja rendes gyiileset
a Szulligan Hallban.
Tisztelt polgartestverek! Mint
tisztvisel6k ezen gyIlesre az 0sz-
sizes west sidei polgarokat, n6ket
6s ferfiakat egyarant meghivjuk.
hogy minel nagyobb szamban je-
lenjenek meg, inert nagyon fon-
tos el6terjeszteni val6ink vannak
a mai helyzetr6l.
A IV-ik ker. r.-ben vannak olyan
csaladok, akiknek gaz tarsa-
sag mar lezarta a gait, valamint
a vizet is sok csaladnal lezartak
mar. ezen csaladok javaresze
munkanelkiil van. Akinek ilyen
panasza van, az jelentse be ezen
gyiilesen, inert a West Side-i Pol
gari Kor azert van, hogy az ilyen
iigyekben orvoslast keressen
varosi hat6sagoknal.
Minden csalad, hogy ha tagja,
vagy mem tagja a Polgari K0r-
mex jelenjen meg ezen a gyiile-
sen. A gyarakban most folyik
bevandorolt munkasok feliilvizs-
galasa, hogy torvenyes uton ke-
riiltek-e Amerikaba. A K0r tiszt-
visel5i folhivjak minden egyes
bevandorl6t, aki polgarlevelet
meg mem vette XII, de hajland6
AIT kivenni, Kor minden egves
esetben segitsegere lesz a polgar-
papir megszerzeseben, ha a szel-
venyt a gyiilGsen kit0lti. A pol
, garpapir megszerzese Is dollarba
fog kerulni. Vannak egyes pol
garok, akik meg mem regisztral-
tax, azok a jov6 november va
! lasztasoknal mem elhetnek szava-
zati joggal. Aki 1880 augustus
13-ika utan regisztralt, annak
mem kell regisztralni. Ha talaki
| regisztralni akar, hogy szavazati
ioggal elhessen. akkor hivja fel
| Dalog Ferencet, akinek telefon-
szama 44154 es 3 sajaf gepen le
fogja vinni regisztralni ohajto-
kat, akik szavazni akarnak a
Board of Election-hez. A vasarna-
pi gyiilesen is bejelenthetik szan-
d6kukat. Csakis azok jelentkezze-
mex, akik ak kerIletben lax
max.
w. S. Polgari Kor folhivja a
Varosi Polgari K0r tisztvisel6it,
hogy ezen fontos gyiilesen jelen-
jenek meg.
Tisztelettel a w. s. Polg. K0r:
Lsngyel Peter, elnok.
Balog Fersnc, titkar.
Csolenszly Ferenc, penztarnok.
Ssavaxzon James i. Jones
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
KossUTH K0R GYtLEsE

A Kossuth K0r szeptember ha-
vi rendes gyilese, a kett6s i'm
nepre val6 .tekintettel, szeptem-
Der els6 vasarnapja helyett a h6-
nap masodik vasarnapjan, sept.
13-an lesz megtartva a Kossuth
K0r helyisegeben.
Moln&r L.ajos, eln6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03

valaszleveleket a kiild0tt ocean
repil3 levelez6lapokert.
Az els6 oceanrepul6-lapot a
Nagybizottsag kapta vissza, me-
lyet az akkori tisztvisel8k: Mol
mar Lajos elnok Is Nemenyi Mix
Is Ern6 titkar irtak ala, amelyet
(Folyt. . 3. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
"A PRO HUNGARIA
ZASZL0sZENTELESE

Budapestr6l jelentik: A Pro
Hungaria N6k Vilagsz0vetsege
budapest k0zpontja augustus h6
23-an tartotta zaszl6szentel5 i'm
nepelyet. Reggel 8 6rakor unne-
pies szentmise volt . lip6tvarosi
Bazilikaban, ahol a szentbeszedet
dr.. Csiszarik Janos piisp0k, meg
hatalmazott MINISTER mondotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03

azon igyekezeteben es aldozat-
keszsegeben, mellyel magyar
amerikai polgarok nevelesere is
kolat emeltek. Miik0des;ikhoz
0szinten gratulalunk es kivanjuk,
hogy bowen stallion az listen al
dasa minden eziranyu tovabbi
munkaiukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
Az UNNEPSEG TARSADALMI
IRANYU RESZE.
Bankett.
Bankett.

Barmlly elethlvatast tOltsOn be
a mai kor embere, ha .nyitott
szemmel nezi a vilagot, eszre kell
vennie kiil0n0sen az ifjabb nem-
zedek erk0lcsi lazulasat, amin
csakis a vallaserk0lcsi neveles es
iskolaztatas segithet. Ez felfo-
gas vitte bankettre Youngstown
magyarsagat felekezeti kiilonb-
seq nelkiil varos minden resze-
b6l. Az egyletek kepviseloi Mi
xich Gaspar t6sztmester felhiva-
sara tartalmas beszedekben halas
k0sz0nettel emlekeztek meg a
piispoknek a hitvallasos iskolak
felallitasanak siirgeteser6l es ell
ismeressel adoznak plebanos e
siirgetest teljesitG k0telessegerze-
teert, faradozasaiert es a hivek
megert6 aldozatkeszsegeert, mix
kel nagy szolgalatot tesznek a
tarsadalomnak. Valamennyi $50
nok az iskola felkarolasara buz-
ditotta a hiveket, mint amely
gyermekeik szivenek es lelkenek
nemesfteset fogja eszk0zolni.
Az udv0zl6 beszedek sorat 0zv.
Mih6k Sandorne, a Pro Hungaria
Nok Vilagsz0vetsege Youngstown
osztalyanak kepvisel6je nyitotta
meg, utana Molnar Lajos keith
ben emelkedett sz6lasra a Macy
bizottsag es Kossuth K0zmiive-
l0desi K0r nebeben, aki a Macy
bizottsag reszer6l $500, a maga
reszer6l $1.00-al, Ress JOSEF re-
szer0l $1.00-al jarult az iskola Sc
gelyezesehez; 9t k0vette az Ame-
rikai Magyar Hirlap kepviselete-
ben Steiner /. szerkesZt6. A Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Oltareeyle-
te neveben Fetzer Janosne fejez-
te XII halajat piisp0k es a pleba-
nos irant az iskola felallitasaert,
utana Sandor Ivan, faradsagot
mem ismero vigalmi bizottsagi
igazgato buzditotta hitk0zsegi
tagtarsait tovabbi kitartasra es
az iskola igenybevetelere. A SIT.
Gy0rgy Sz0wtseg. neveben beszelt
Lengyel Peter.
Az iidv0zl0 beszedek utan Mrs.
Harsanyi zongora kiserete mellett
magyar ruhaba 0ltoz0tt Deak
Annuska gyony0riien lejtetts tan
caiban gyony0rkodott a vendeg-
sereg. Vegiil Ft DR.. Nyiri Istvan
mondott k0sz0n6 beszedet a meg
jelentek elenk erdekl6d6seert es
bankett rendez0 tisztviselGk es
oltaregyleti tagok buzg6 farado-
zasaiert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
Erkeznek 4 valasz-levelek a "Justice
for Hungary 6ceanrepiil6-l -lapokra

ray aamtkar kabnetroda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DR. Rpka
Budapest szsks6varos pogmster6ne E6hegy szabocs
f6ispananak vianyi sandor szaboc f6jegyz6nek
Bafy ssged varos pogamesterne Hadobay sando Mis-
koc varos pogaraseenek Aasy sandor
nok virmsgye f6isp&njanak valasz.levele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03
V0lgyi Gyula Macy
beszede a radon
Amerikaszerte hallgattak a 17-ik
Verhovay-konvenci6 eln0kenek
figyelemremelt6 beszedet.
A Verhovay Segely Egylet jelen-
leg Amerika leger6sebb egylete.

MluOn eZ alkalOmmal sZ6lha-
tok 20-ik szazad legna.., Obj
| csodajan, a radon keresztiil a
Pittsburgh fs k0rnyeki magyar
testvereimhez, engedtessek meg
nekem, hogy els6sorban mely ko-
sz0netet mondjak KOV radio
allomasnak, Pittsburgh Egye-
silt Magyar Polgari Sz0vetseg-
mex, illetve annak erdemdus tit
karanak, G.. 10th Janosnak, akik
lehet6ve tettek, hogv a Verho-
way Segely Egylet 17-ik nagygvii-
lese alkalmaval, mint gyiilesveze-
to eln0k iidv0z0lhessem.
Hogy Verhovay Segely Egy-
let IS ewes multja alatt milyen
sok j6tekonysagot gyakorolt, mi
+, lyen tarsadalmi es hazafias moz-
galmakban vett reszt, az ma mar
mindenki el6tt ismeretes.
De, hogy a jelenlegi nagygyii-
les mily korszakalkot6 munkaba
fogott, ait termeszetesen meg
mem tudhatjak, inert ezen kerde-
SEX most vannak megvitatas
alatt.
Csak harom fobb kerdest aka
rok megemliteni, inert az id3 r0-
vidsege Matt tobbirGl mem
sz6lhatok, es ezek: az aggmen-
haz, az ifjusagi osztaly es ezzel
kapcsolatban tagszerzes kib6vi-
tese, vegezetiil az amerikai ma
gyar egyletek egyesitfse.
Velemenyem szerint ez ut6bbi
kerdes a legfontosabb. inert ha
alland6 intezmenyt akarunk fel-
allitani es fenntartani, ugy EFT
csakis k0zos akarattal es egyesjlt
erovel tehetjuk meg, ugy hogy
annak a jov6je biztositva is le-
gyen.
A Verhovay Segely Egylet je-
lenleg Amerika egyi'l leger6sebb
testverisegi alapon all6 egyesiile-
te. Erossegc vagy 159-160 szaza-
lekos es ICY termeszetszerUleg 6t
illeti meg a kezdemenyezes joga
es hogyeezzel a kotelesseeszerii
jogaval elni is akar, AIT eppen a
jelen nagygyiilesen mar eddig ell
fogadott hatarozatai bizonyitjak.
Csak hinniink kell egy tiszta es
0nzetlen, egy 100 szazalekosan
6szinte megszervezesben,. csak
akarjuk AIT, akkor mar is maid
mem annyit tettiinls, militia az on
zetlen munka k0zepiletenek silk
laszilard alapjait leraktuk.
Felre tehat, kedves testverek,
a kishitGseggel, a meggyanusitas-
ra alkalmas jelszavakkal es pro-
baljunk hinni egymas 6szintese-
geben. keressUk a becsiiletes, on
zetlen IS igaz testveriseg szelle-
met es ezt tiszta, 3szinte lle-
met akarjuk is megval6sitani,
necsak jelszavakkal dobal6dzunk,
hanem komoly munkaval 0nzet-
leniil valositsuk meg azokat.
Az amerikai magyar munkas-
sag soha meg ugy mem volt egy-
masra utalva, mint most. Bara-
tank, sajnos, nincsenek, intezme-
nyeink megsziinnek magyarok
lenni, es ha most egybe mem tu-
dunk forrni, ugy az amerikai ma
gyar egyleti eletnek vege igen
hamar be fog k0vetkezni. Minden
magyarlakta helyen meg kell
kezdeni agy egyesiles szerveze-
4 set, j6akarattal hamarosan si-
kert eriink ell. Mert ma mar van
| alapunk; As evvel ezel5tt, l3
magyar banyasz testverink BIZ
zony alig hitte volna, hogy vala-
ha k0zel harom milli6 dollar va
gyonnal birjon az 3 kis, de ma
hatalmas egyletiik.
| Ellen Verhovay Segely Egy-
let Is ellen az amerikai magyar
| egyletek egyesit6sel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03

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gy6z6dtem meg arr6l, hogy q ma
gyar munkas testverek k0z0tt
soklkal nagyobb q nyomorusag,
mint volt multi t6len Is hogy
sokkal t6bben fognak segelyre
szorulni az iden mint tavaly.
Alig mulik nap, hogy a vindi-
catornM fel ne keresne egy vagy
t6bb magyar. Mindnek ez a k6-
sz6nt4se:
"Mr. NemSnyi, elj6ttem maga-
hoz, italian tudna valami munk&-
hox segiteni."
En- persze megpr6balok min
dent, de bizony nem valiant nagy
silerrel inert hiszen mar annyi
embernek segitettein valamikep-
pen, hogy mar mem igen hallgat-
nak q savanna Oft, ahol segely-
munk&t adnak XII.
\ X X
Egyes magyarok panaszkod-
max, hogy a varosnal a magyart
mell6zik segely- y-munkaknal Is
hogy igazsagtalan a munka elosz-
t&sa, inert olyanok is kapnak
munkat, akiknek meg van a gyar-
ban keresetiik, mig az olyanok,
akik mar egy eve, vagy tobb ide-
je nem dolgoztak, alig jutnak
csak neh&ny napi segely-munla-
hoz.
Beszelgetve ezekr6l a dolgok-
r6, egyesek AIT mondottak, hogy
a hiba abban keresend6, hogy a
Polgari K0r mem volt eleg aktiv
az ut6bbi evekben.
Lehet, hogy ebben igazuk volt.
a Polgari K0r tenyleg mem tar
tott gyiilest mar j6 ideje Is ami
kor tartott, akkor is egyiitt tar
totta q West side-i Polgari K0r-
rel.
Icy tehat elhataroztuk, hogy
azonnal 0sszehivunk a Polgari
K0rt e. ARA meghivjuk azokat a
magyar munkastarsakat, akik
mar h6napok 6ta egyaltalaban
nem dolgoznak, akik polgarok Is
ad6fizet6k (jobban mondva azok
voln&nak, ha lenne p6nztik ado
juk megfixet6s6re).
A Polg&ri K0r gydles6n aztan
ossseallitanank azok listajat, akik
q -legjobban raszorulnak segely-
munk&ra. Ezt listat a Polgari
K6r hivatalosan beadna a varos-
h&zan avval a kerelemmel, hogy
q segely-munkak kiosztasanal az
altalunk erdemesnek tartott en-
bereket juttassak munkahoz ell
s6sorban.
A Polgari Kor gyiiles@t szep-
tember 12-re, szombat estere ter
vezziik. A meghiv6 a jov6 heten
fog megjelenni a hely Is pontos
datum megjel0lesevel.
Ugyan a kkor megvizsgaljuk
azokat a panaszokat is, hogy a
munkak kosztasanal mem jarnak
el igazsagosan a varoshazan es ha
ez ICY volna, felhivjuk a polgar-
mester figyelmet ezekre a k0riil-
menyelre.
A legjobb volna, ha minden
nemzetiseg a maga k0reben 0sz-
szeallitana seg6lyre legjobban
raszorul6k listajat es eek kapna-
max els6 sorban segelyt.
\ X
Detroitban egy magyar asz-
szonyt avval vadolnak, hogy vagy
egy tucat burdos&t, ferjet vagy
sseret6j6t Gillette lab al6l, hogy a
biztositast utanuk felvegye.
Parkersburgban pedig elfogtak
egy embert, ald hazassag iiriigye
alatt csalt mag&hoz k@t not Is
axolat, valamint egyiknek h&-
rom gyereket meg0lte, hogy pen
ziikh6z juthasson.
ITALIAN q legszebb igazsagszol-
g<at&s ebben a ket esetben az
volna, hogy Parkersburg-i f6rfi
Vad&llatOt 4a a natrnit-i hnazo,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03

Szavaxzon James =. Jones
polgfzmestsr jel6ltre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-09-03

6savaxSon James ). Jones
polgkzmestsr jel6ltrs, i,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
YONkERS TR IAL
OFF TO THURSDAY

YONKERS, March 3.-Mayor Fog
arty and Commissioner Devlin today
tried to escape being questioned by
the defense attorney in the trial TO
railroad WEIGH and Walters to jail
for taking part in a demonstration
for unemployment relief. When court
opened in the Wills Avenue court both
of these takers were absent. They
were afraid their role in the clubbing
of unemployed workers demonstrating
against starvation would be brought
out by the International Labor De-
Tense through its attorney.
Chief of police Quirk could not so
easily escape the trial as his office
happens to be in the same building.
He tried to sprce through the trial
in the absence of Fogarty and Devlin,
but was nippe din the effort by At
torney Kline for the LID, who de-
manded postponement until the
leading city takers were prepared to
testify as demanded by the LID. and
the workers of Yonkers.
In the argument, Quirk objected to
the presence of workers in the court.
He yelled out in court "They have too
many rights as it isl" Judge Booth
tried to stop him from too thoroughly
exposing the capitalist system with
the remark Chief, it's too bad there's
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
OPEN AIR MEETS
IN HARLEM TODAY
To Protest Arrest of
Yokinen

NEW YORK.-To bring home to
the workers of Harlem the signific-
ance of the mass trial on Sunday,
at which August Yokinen was ex-
PEELED from the Communist Party for
holding chauvinist ideas, together
with the attempt of the U. S. bosses
to deport him following his admission
OF guilt and his pledge to carry on
the struggle for the unity of Negro
and white workers, Section -Four of
the Communist Party is holding a
series of open air meetings in Har-
lem today.
Noon day meetings will be held at
l32nd Street and Lenox Ave, 13Oth
and LenoX. 126 and Lenox. These
meetings will be held between IL and
l o'clock.
In the evening there will be an
other series of meetings at the fall
lowing corners, 125th and 5th Avenue,
Hath and 5th Avenue.
The meetings will serve also to rally
the masses for the defense of Yokinen
who is now being prosecuted by the
U. S. government because he has
rejected the poisonous race hatred
propaganda of the bosses.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
Blossom Time
evived atAmbassadOr

This week will see five productions
on Broadway-four new plays and a
revival of Blossom Time" They
are: THE Greater Love-" by Bruce
Spaulding, at the Liberty Theatre,
with Mary Hay playing the leading
role
Privilege Car a circus play by
Edward j. Foran and Willard Keefe,
which opens at the 48th ST. Theatre.
Lee Patrick. Harry Tyler and Claire
Devine head the cast.
The revival of Blossom Time"
will take place on Wednesday at the
Ambassador Theatre The operetta
is based on the life Of Franz Schu-
bert and book by Dorothy DON
nelly and score by Sigmund Rom
berg. The cast includes Gladys Bax-
ter and Clifford Newdahl.
Success" the new A. A. Milne
play, opens on Wednesday at the
Charles Hopkins Theatre. Sylvia
Fields is the chief player.
On Thursday evening the new
Rachel Crothers comedy, "As Hus-
bands Co." will have its first show
ing at the John Golden Theatre.
Jay Fassett, Lilly Cahill and Geof-
fiery Wardwell are in the cast.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
Fur Workers to Meet
Today in Webster Hall

The United Front Rank and File
Committee of Fur Workers is arrang-
ing an open forum today at pm.
at Irving Plaza Hall to discuss the
present situation in the trade and
to expose the fake schemes of Kauf-
man, Stetsky and Sorkin to further
enslaye the fur workers.
Rank and file speakers will address
the forum.
A general membership meeting of
all locals of the Joint Council of the
International Fur Workers Union will
be held on tomorrow, right after work
at Webster Hall, 119 E. 18th Street
All registered furriers are urged to
come to this meeting and expose the
maneuvers of Kaufman, Sorkin, Stet-
sky and Company are trying to lower
the standard of living of furriers still
more.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
Warns of a Renegade
Fake Agency: Council
Warns of A Renegade

NEW YORK.-Speakers Of the
Down Town Council of the Unem-
ployed addressed about 600 outside
OF the Tammany fake EMPLOYMENT
agency at Leonard and Church
SITS. Monday, held another meeting
yesterday, and some followed the
speakers to the indoor meeting held
later in 81 E. Fourth st. and Joined
the council.
The Down Town Council warns
other unemployed councils and
workers organizations against one 81.
Renault, weight about $50, height 6
feet two inches, and claiming to come
from Montana. This man, a former
member OF the International Brother
hood Welfare Association, joined the
unemployed council, and on Feb. %
took some money from collection
boxes used to raise funds for the
Albany march, and has disappeared.
Yesterday the Down Town Coun-
Gil of the unemployed led a demon
stration at Sc Sheriff Street, and put
back the furniture of Mrs. Wollack,
who had been evicted. At last ac-
counts the furniture was still in the
fiat.
The usual meeting at SO Leonard
street and Church Street, the Tam
many fake employment agency, will
be held today at 1920 a. m.
The Down Town Council has a
class each Wednesday, to 900 p. m.
in public speaking. There is a class
each Thursday, to 900 p. m. in
English. All members of unemployed
council invited to attend.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
BEN BOLOF F is
CIV E n 10 Y E AR
PRISON SENTENCE
L l. m b e T Barons
Charged Him With.
Syndicalism

PORTLAND, Ore, March 3.-Ben
Boloff, one of thirteen militant work.
ers prosecuted by the lumber interests
of the Northwest for their militant
activities was sentenced by Judge
Bonnam today to 10 years to the
Oregon Penitenciary under the 'cri-
minal syndicalist" act. This sentence
is the maximum permitted under that
law. Fred Walker. district organizer
of the Young Communist League, goes
on trial March 5th and will be de-
Tended by Irwin Goodman, attorney
for the International Labor Defense.
The conviction and sentence of 10
years of Ben Boloff is the outgrowth
of drive on all militant workers
participating in the working class
struggle on the Pacific Coast. The
evidence against Boloff produced by
the state was the Communist Mani
festo. The State and Revolution by
Lenin and copies of the Daily Worker.
The witnesses against him were two
police stool pigeons and the immigra-
ton inspector Of the oregon district.
The International Labor Defense is
mobiuzing all workers on the Pacific
coast to mass protests against the
terror carried on by the ruling class
and is holding huge outdoor meet
ings on the square close to the court
room while the trial of the thirteen
workers is going on and the court
room is packed to the doors by work
ers listening to the "justice" handed
out by the capitalist judges.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04

Wage-cutting is getting heavy sup
port from the government. AS the
news comes in that the B. F. Good
rich Company, rubber manufacturers,
cut wages of all their workers ten
per cent, the report comes in from
Washington that the Navy Depart
ment is going to embark on wage
cutting policy.
On top of it all there is the Sin
vestigation of the high price of
bread, milk and sugar, a deliberate
preparation for real wage cutting
drive to effect all workers-those who
have already had their wages cut and
the few who have thus far escaped.
The Navy Department wage-cut-
ting drive takes place under instruc-
tons of President Hoover. What has
become of Hoovers no wage-cutting
promise? Here is the real outcome.
The government is taking up the
wage-cutting drive, and the ak has
already fallen on workers in the navy
yard. The methods used by the navy
yard, with full approval of Hoover.
are just the same as those used by
the bosses in industry. The higher
paid workers are fired. Workers are
re-hired at lower wages.
One of the stand-pat arguments
of the bosses for cutting wages is
that prices are falling and wages
must come down. There has Just
ended an investigation" by Senate
subcommittee into the retail prices
OF food. What did they find?
Though the farmer gets less than
ever for wheat, cotton, sugar, milk,
ETC., the work must pay just as much
as ever before. The big baking COM
panies, as well as the small fry, have
been keeping prices up. The Senate
committee tried to protect the big
packers and the big baking bosses,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
YOKINEN ADMITTED ERROR AT MASS
TRIAL FOR WHITE CHAUVINISM
In Statement to the; Jury, Worker Expelled
from Communist Party, Pledged Himself to
Struggle for Negro Rights

NEW YORK-In a statement read
10 the workers jury at the mass
trial on Sunday, at which he was
expelled from the Communist Party
for harboring white chauvinistic ten
denotes. August Yokinen fully admit
ted his error and pledged himself to
carry on a relentless struggle for the
rights of the Negro masses as a pre-
requisite Qaid down by the jury for
his re-admission to the Party at
some future date when he should
have proved himself to be ready to
give more than lip service to the
fight for Negro rights. Yokinen's
statement to the jury follows:
My statement to the workers jury
on the charges of white chauvinism
brought against me by the Commu-
mist Party;
I admit having been under the in
fluenceS of white chauvinistic ideol-
ogy in my activities in connection
with the Finnish Workers Club,
which led me to manifest open white
chauvinism in such utterances as,
for example, my statement that I
would not care to go into the Fin
nish bath house with Negro. Also
my attitude supporting the exclusion
of Negroes from the Finnish Work
ers' Club on the basis of fear OF
financial losses for the institution
through the probable decrease Of in
come from the white workers if Ne
groes are allowed, showed plainly
that my attitude was chauvinistic.
I now realize that this attitude OF
mine was a decidedly white chauvin-
istic attitude and the Communist
Party is correct in calling me to trial
before the workers. I see now that
this white chauvinism is not only
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-04
MCKAY MILK DRW-
Frs ON S 7 Tx E
hit Firing, Demand
Right to Organize

NEW YORK.-Following threat
of wholesale firing, emphasized with
the off-hand firing of three of their
number, the drivers of the Mckay
Milk Company, at 1885 Goth Street.
Brooklyn, went on strike yesterday
demanding recognition of the union,
better conditions and security of their
jobs.
OF "a drivers, 10 came out on strike,
leaving only who are scabbing
against their own interests as work
ers and those of the strikers and
their wives and little children. The
men blame the policy of firing all
the old hands on a new manager,
whose aim is clearly to terrorize the
men as a means to speed-up and
wage-cutS.
While the strikers were morgan
lied at the time of the walk-out, and
might have been organized into mil
liant union for a real fight for their
demands, Local 584 of the Milk Wagin
Drivers Union of the A. F. of L. has
entered the situation and there is now
grave danger of betrayal of the
strike in line with the treacherous po-
licies of the A. F. of L. of sitting
all protests and strikes of the work.
ingclass.
The Mckay Milk Company furnish
es milk in the following sections:
Borough Park, Bensenhurst, Brighton
Beach, Bayridge, Coney Island and
Flatbush. The men appeal to all
housewives and workers and to organ
lied workers in particular in these