The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-15
In the Days
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FIRES ADD TO WINTER HARD

SHIPS.
New York, Nov. IA. Numerous
fires were reported all over the city
today, but two in particular added to
the hardShips faced by many families
In this city. Twelve Negro families
were forced onto the streets when
fire broke out in the five-story tene-
nient at 800 W. 18th st. Another
twelve families were routed by fire
at 43s w 164th St.
CHURCH GOES INTO BUSINESS.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Nov. IA
A Baptists church here, unable to
collect sufYicient cash from the desti-
tute farmers. to feed the minister
has announced that it will take in
all sorts of gifts (rnsinly farm pro-
ducts) and will place them on sale
at the church.
NEW REFORMIST SHEET.
NEW YORK, Nov 14-Anotller re-
for1nist sheet is to be added to the
list Of similar organs which attempt
to side-track militant action by the
workers, through the use OF radical
phrases, edited by Alfred M. Bing-
ham, son Of the reactionary Senator
Hiram Bingham Of Connecticut. The
organ will talk of the collapse of
capitalism, but will gather around
itself a group of refornist patchers,
among them Stuart Chase 1t will
not fail even to speak OF revolution,
but will forward a hodge -podge pro-
gram Of gradual changes which will
only serve as grist to the mill of
capitalism.
ITO GIRES MADE HOMELESS.
ALFRED, N. Y, Nov. IA. = The
home Of ITO girls and most Of their
belongings were destroyed today,
when fire completely demolished an
old fiye-story dormitory at the Al
fred University.
GENEVA TO DEPoRT AMERICAN.
GENEVA, Nov. IA. - Carl Herres-
hoh, Of San Diego. Cal, who took
part in the recent demonstrations of
workers, was arrested and held in
Saint Antoine Prison for deportation.
The Swiss government which has
Just butchered many workers on the
streets Of Geneva, considers HERES
foff undesirable"
INSTALMENT BUYING DECLINES
NEW YORK, Nov l4.-Installment
buying has been hit hard by the de-
preston, according TO the Standard
Statistics Co., which reports a sharp
decline, but the exact figures have not
been announced.
NAH OFFICE IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-In this
capital Of boss class democracy" the
German fascist have established an
information bureau with the COM
, piete liberation Of the government.
BANKERS HIT TEACHERS
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Teachers Of
this city have warned their Commit
tee that all legislation that stiIl pro-
tects their salaries, Is In danger Of
being wiped out. Reductions in the
teachers salaries, according to the
Committee, are being demanded by
bankers who make loans to the city.
REPUBLICAN, PARTY BANKRUPT
SAYS BUTLER
According to DR.. Butler, one of the
So-called best minds" the Republi-
can Party is morally and politically
bankrupt. With the characteristic
blindness Of the ruling class whom
he serves, the learned professor does
not recognize this fact as one Of the
surest proofs Of the bankruptcy OF
the capitalist system which he to-
gether with the Republican Party
have faithfully stood for.
WOMEN BEAR DOUBLE BURDEN
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Nearly
1000 900 working women engaged
mostly In agriculture and industry
according to the figures issued by the
Labor Department, are compelled to
labor many extra hours after their
Irregular working time, in doing their
Z family work.