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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
SOVIET UNION NOW SECOND IN
AIR MILEAGE

MOSCOW, Sept is. = The Soviet
Union has now risen to second po-
sition among the countries of the
world in airline mileage. Only the
United States has greater total MIL
cage than the Soviet Union. More
than $4,000 miles Of air llres are now
in active operation in the Workers
Republic.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
N.T.W. IN UNITED FRONT
WITH PATERSON WORKERS
FIGHTS FOR WAGE RAISE
Left Union Leads Only Real Struggle There Is;
A. F. L. Followed by Mere Handful
Workers Victorious Already Where N. T. w.
Program Adopted; Now Spreading Strike
BY MARTIN RUssAK

National Organizer National Textile Workers
PATERSON, N. j.
ship
in
long o
of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
JoBLEss DEMONSTRATE

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Unem-
ployed workers demonstrated for re-
lief before the Reseland Emergency
Relief Station today. Police attacked
them. Details are lacking.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
MILITARY ATTACHES
SEE JAPAN SPEEDING
WAR DRIVE ON U.S.SR,
United Press Reports Feverish Arms PrOduc-
tion U. S. Sends War Supplies
Japanese Capitalism in Desperate Plight Seeks
Way Out by Anti-Soviet War

United dispatch yanan
speeding plans for The report quotes foreign military
against the Soviet Union Some of the attaches
attack ready to wage mao
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
WAGNER SAYS NO
WORD ON PAY CUT
At &. R. Convention,
Only Praises Himself

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. Ex-senator
Robert F. Wagner was the main
speaker tonight at the convention Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
STRIKE IN FEDERAL BUILDING

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. ia strike
of union building cleaners on the
Federal Building here was ' called
when the government tried to cut the
wages.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
TO REMOVE GANpHI

LONDON, England, Sept. 15.-The
British government has announced
that as soon as Gandhi starts his
hunger strike it will remove him from
Poona jail to "a private residence.
Gandhi says he will starve even to
death" until the communal law is
changed. His hunger strike is to start
September 20.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
COUNTY MISSES PAY DAY AT
DETROIT


DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 15.-The
county government here failed to pay
its employees today. 1t is the first
time this has happened here in re-
cent years, though other cities have
done it since the crisis. The county
DEMAND RELIEF IN PHILIPPINES
MANILA, P. l., Sept. Is. Over
500 workers under the leadership of
the Philippine Communist Party de-
monstrated today before the Philip
pine Senate demanding unemploy-
ment insurance and the withdrawal
of the American imperialist exploit
ers from the Philippine Islands. A
delegation Of seven presented the de-
mands to Manuel Quezon, president
of the Senate, in his office.
474,7S7,3S IN CHINA
NANKING, Sept. Is. The total
population of China is 474,7 1886, it
was announced today by the Minister
of Interior of the Marking govern
ment.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
COPS START DRIVE

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-With fed
eral and city police tools of capital
ism present to back his plan Charles
Sheraton, of the National Identified
ton Association advocated the finger
printing of all Communists at the
organizations convention yesterday
With the help of police chiefs cam
paign for this is being started.
A Department of Justice Agent pre-
dicted that unusual finger print
ing scheme would be adopted within
decade
RED CROSS AS STRIKEBREAKER
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The use OF
the Red Cross as a strike breaking
organization seen in the Kentucky
and Pennsylvania coal strikes last
year also exists in the textile areas
of the South, according to a South
Carolina organizer of the United Tex
tile Workers. Relief is denied work
ers who fight for their rights.
The UTW now in convention in
New York followed the line of the
bosses organizations in condemning
The activities of the Communists.
2 BOYS DROWN IN RIVER
NEW YORK.-Two days, 8 and
IL years old lost their lives in the
whirlpools of He'll Gate, East River
while trying to swim ashore from
their raft made of boards from the
exploded ferry, Observation.
A third lad who was with them
was thrown on the beach by the cur
rent and escaped death.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16
In the Days
Neqvs
FOUR SHOT IN GANG GUN FIGHT

FOUR SHOT IN GANG GUN FIGHT
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 15.-Four by
ISLANDERS were shot today and fifty
thousand persons were thrown into
a panic when police exchanged shots
in the crowded Loop district with a
carload of gang5ters who had the
mistaken notion that the police were
after them
GOVERNMENT SAYS OPERAS
ARE EDUCATIONAL"
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Metropoli-
tan opera tickets are now tax ex-
empt, the Treasury Department has
ruled, because operas are education
al" Workers entertainment CONT
nues to be taxed, however.
FEAR TRANS ATLANTIC PLANE
LOST
ROME, Sept 15.-The opinion was
expressed in official circles here that
the monoplane American Nurse,
which attempted nonstop flight
from New York to Rome and is now
long overdue, is lost in The Mediter-
ranean or the Atlantic
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-16

C. Equal rights for the Negroes and self
determination for the Black Belt.
s. Against capitalist terror; against al;
forms of suppression of the political
rights of workers.
s. Against imperialist war; for the de-
Tense of the Chinese people and Of
the Soviet Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
MAKE ESCAPE
 FROM MONROE
 REFORMATORY
Five Convicts Saw Way to Liberty; Three to Re-
 sist to Death

MONROE, Wash, April H. Three convicts escaped from the State Reformatory late Friday night and gained a full nights start by leaving dummies in their berths before the o'clock round up.
 The three convicts commander ed an automobile on the highway and drove west to Seattle, the home of the widowed mother of Chester Duckwitz, where he ob- tained clothing for himself and two companions, Wallace L. Posey, of Seattle, and Charles Cotter, of Snohomish. The trio wore prison garb when they escaped.
 Duckwitz told his mother they would never be taken alive
 Duckwitz and Posey were sen fenced to five years for burglary and Cotter to one year for assault.
 The three convicts kept the own CT of the automobile captive most of last Friday night, finally releas- ing him.
 Two other convicts also escaped at the same time.
 TWO ARE RECAPTURED
 SEATTLE, April 1.-Two of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
ORCHARD BLOSSOMS
 THRILL L. H. METZGAR

Its orchard blossom time in the San Jose Valley" said L. H. Metz gar, General Superintendent of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com pany, on his return here yesterday from a months trip to Pa cific Coast states. "Apricots, cherries and other soft fruit trees are in bloom. The region never looked more beautiful to me.
 T was in Seattle and San Fran cisco. The trip so far as it con- cerned me was in connection with business matters entirely. Mrs. Metzgar who accompanied me, took the journey for pleasure"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
U. s. EMBASSY
 IN LONDON TO
 BE WET PLACE
Mellon Says Will Be Month Before Cellar Is
 Stocked

WINDSOR, England, April h. Andrew w Mellon came from Iin- don to the famous old castle above the Thames last Saturday and presented his credentials as Amer ican Ambassador to King George who extended him an invitation to remain for lunch.
 Some of the newSpaper1men, who could rot agree about what Mel lon said in reply to question as to whether the Embassy would he wet or dry under his regime, aske him again and the new Ambassa- dor made it clear he would follow the custom of the country that there be no dry Embassies in Lon don. He said he would be a month before he would have time to stock his cellar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, April 11.-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 13A, Ameri- can Can sos, Anaconda SIS, Beth lehem Steel l3A, Cu1tiSs- Wright l, Fox Films 2A, General Motors 11A, International Harvester 19, Kennecott SIS, Packard Motors 214, United States Steel 335s, Bunker FIill 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
CAPT. EATERS
 DEATH CAUSED BY POISON GAS
Carbon Monoxide from En- zine Exhaust Was
 Fatal to Mariner

Capt. Harry G. cTay) Bayers' death early last Friday morning was due to carbon monoxide poi soning, instead of heart disease, Dr. L. P. Dawes, attending physician, announced today The real cause of the demise was learned after thorough examination and careful investigation by the doctor, and he then revised his earlier opinion, which had been based on cursory inspection.
 While the power boat Id of which Capt. Bayers, veteran Juneau mari ner, was skipper, was enroute from Funter Bay to Juneau last Thurs day night, he lay down near the exhaust of the engine, which was burning gasoline for fuel.
 Unsuspicious of Danger
 He evidently thought there would oe no danger from deleteriouS fumes because a nearby window was open In a little while he fell into a semi-comatose condition. When the boat was near Juneau, he was reused with difficulty and had to be helped to the deck by w. j. Cru den, one of the crew.
 Capt Bayers ancho pred the Lu in Gastineau Channel opposite his home on Glacier Highway. He en- tered a skiff to row ashore, but was too weak to handle the oars. He was assisted into his home, the time being o'clock Friday morn ing Twenty minutes later he was dead
 0dcrless and COlorless
 Carbon monoxide, one of the most deadly of gases, is insidious in it's approach. It is both odorless and colorless.
 Early yesterday afternoon pri- vate funeral services for Capt. Bay CTS were held in the chapel of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

The Fornance, government ten- dre at Chillkoot Barracks, is now enroute to Seattle for the annual overhaul Capt. J. A. Smith is In command of the craft on the trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

TWO ARE RECAPTURED SEATTLE, April 1.-Two of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

eonvicts who escaped from the Monroe State Reformatory last Fri day night by saving their way out. were recaptured last night in Ta- coma. They lay in a hollow log near the ref for matory Saturday. Two boys came along and bent their rifle practice by peppering the log with .22 caliber rifle bullets and the convicts decided to leave. They communicated an automobile and forced the driver to take them to Tacoma and he notified the author ities with the result the pair was soon recaptured.
 The recaptured convicts are Mel win Schuffert and Lawrence Car maei.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
FIVE STUDENTS
 ARE SWITCHED

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April H. Five students of the Commonwealth College, a Labor institution in Ark ansas, ex hibited switch striped backs today. They said they were beaten by County vigilantes when they attempted to enter the Ken lucky coal strike area. They are making plans here for another at tempt.
 The Circuit Judge at Harlan, Kentucky, said he would investi- gate the alleged whipping of the students.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
z. J. LOUSSAC HERE
 FOR WEEKS VISIT

z. J. Loussac, pioneer druggist of Anchorage and interested in the development of the coal fields north of that city, is in Juneau for a week. He arrived today on the steamer Alaska.
 MT. Loussac came to obtain a contract from the Office of Indian Affairs for supplying it's schools and hospitals with coal from the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

Charles w. Carter Mortuary. Im- mediately afterwards the body was conveyed to the power boat Lu, which, accompanied by the power boat Dixon, proceeded to waters off Taku Harbor. There, in com pliance with wish often expressed by the Captain, his remains were lowered into the sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
MRS. MEXICO QUONG
 GOES TO JOIN HUSBAND

Mrs. Mexico Quong left on the Admiral Rogers to join her hus- band, Lee Quong, who has accepted position as chef at the Pullen House in SkagWay MT. and Mrs. Quong expect to make their home there a7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

Evan Jones Coal Company, in which he is interested. He was happy to learn that the contract with his company had already been signed.
 After his stay here, meeting old time friends, he will return to An chorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11
STOCK PRICES
 STILL DECLINE,
 LIGHT TRADING
General Motors Sags to New Low; Other Is-
 sues Take Drops

NEW YORK, April 11-Light offerings today brought resump- tion of a decline in the Stock market.
 General Motors sagged point to a new low of 11A.
 American Telephone reacted two points.
 United States Steel was down more than one point.
 Peoples Gas lost more than three points.
 All rail issues were dull.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-11

At the school election at Ka- oaila, Mrs. Jack Lee was chosen dlrector, Jack Cameron clerk and T. Asojorsen, secretary treasurer.
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15
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The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15

singer in he cabaret of Ace Kinds, called
the Tom-Tom Club, falls in love with Fred
Harris, a young evangelist from her home
town, who is carrying on a campaign from
his gospel tent to rid Harlem of its gang
sters and acketeers. Visiting the Tom
Tom to see Linda. Fred is shot at but the
wounds are not fatal.
Linda quits the Ace TO work for Fred
and AL Collins, her partner, goes with
her. Fred's campaign gains such head
way that Harlem's gangster chiefs hold
a meeting n decide to take Fred ''for
a ride"
Their hirelings mistake Al for Fred,
however. and when the mistake is dis
covered, he is imprisoned in the Aces
Office. He sends a note to Linda telling
her that Fred is in grave danger. The Ace
also sends a note saying that Al will
Hget his" unless she comes to visit him
at his office. Linda knows that this is a
trap set for her. but she decides to walk
into it to save AIS life.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY:
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15
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The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15

manned, mute evidence of his meth
cd of escape.
The Ace let loose a string of
curses. Then he turned suddenly to
Linda. You'll pay for thisl" he
cried. His voice grew soft, venom
Gus. "Lord, how you're going to
payI"
There was a moment of intense
quiet. Then the Ace stormed again.
II know why you won't play ball
with me! You may think you've
got me fooled, but you haven't. It's
that damned Al Collins; you think
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15
Ier Methods to Clean Up Harlem Cabarets

him pesslmistically.
what about this Harris guy
are we still taking him for a ride
tonight? Just you and I and maybe
|Rod?"
Count me out" said the Ace.
I'm leaving town"
yellow" sneered Big Joe, and
the Ace did not even take offense.
He placed Linda in a room which
opened off the Office and sat down
to talk v plans with Big Joe. An
hour later, he released Linda and
brought her once again into the
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15

you're in love with him. Well, wei
fix that up for you. Thinks he car
walk out on us, huh?" He whirlec
away from her. Monkey" hi
called.
The husky black servant came
back into the office.
Get the boys together" the Ace
commanded, "pronto! Tell 'em tc
forget everything else-leave what
ever they're doing-and get AL Col
Inns. Get him and bring him here
to me, dead or alive!"
ok, boss" The dark man hur-
ried out. The Ace turned his at
tention one again to Linda. Come
on, honey" he said, bending over
and trying to kiss her. She fought
him off, throwing all the ;trength
that she possessed into those fly
ing, tiny fists of hers. But he was
upon her on again, and his lips
were pressing down upon hers hun
grily.
"HeyI"
The Ace turned suddenly, releas-
ing the pressure upon the girl. Too
late he remembered that he had
forgotten to press the desk button
which closed his Office door.
Big Joe Wilson, head Of the
Harlem Protective and Benevolent
Association, strobe into the room.
His face wore a sullen, ugly ex-
preston.
up to your old tricks again,
huh?" he sneered at the Ace. Say,
II thought you promised to lay off
the dame till we had this evange-
list and all our other business off
our hands. After that's over with,
you can do as you please"
An ugly smile curled across the
Aces face. as this any of your
business, you dirty" He began.
Like a flash, a gun slid into Big
Joe's palm out of nowhere. The
muzzle was pointing straight at the
Aces chest. Linda, elated at the
quarrel between the two men,
struggled to get away, but the Ace
had too firm a grip upon her
wrists.
I'm sorry, Joe" The Ace backed
down. Put that rod away. We
got too much at stake right now
to get all messed up about a skirt"
I'll say we have" Big Joe grunt-
ed. do you know what's happened
this morning."
mo. What?"
1.-THE campaign that that crazy
evangelist started is coming to a
head. The coppers r hot on our
trails-and I don't neal maybe.
And the people are right behind
them this time. They've rounded
up Scar Short already on an income
tax charge and they've got Rod
Johnson on the run. They'll be
trailing us next. We gotta get re-
endorsements; we gotta fight 'eml"
"Sayi" Cold sweat broke out on
the Aces face. rs that true?"
"Sure'S I live"
Then come on, let's beat it while
the going's goodl"
You gonna run out like a yellow
cur?" Big Joe snarled. well, 1
amt. I'm staying right here and
I'm taking over every racket you
guys welsh out on I amt afraid
Iof coppers nor nothing else"
IT'S your funeral" the Ace told
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15
CHAPTER K
(Final Chapter)

0A~PSNA
|. Linda Allen grabbed her hat and
pocketbook and ran out into the
street. Then suddenly she remem-
bered the warning which had been
contained in AIS brief note. "Tell
Fred to look out sharp. tonight.
They're after him for sure this
timei"
Quickly she turned and went back
into the house. Picking up the tele-
phone, she got Fred on the wire.
Promise me you'll watch cut 1or
those gangsters tonight, honey.
They got Al last night, thinking he
was you. They're on your trail for
sure tonight. They'll be armed, so
you'd better be careful"
I'm not scared of any of those
BUNS" Fred told her quickly. eff
that's the way they're going to fight.
I'll show EN- a thing or two. If
they're looking for a fight I'll give
'em a read fghtl"
ooh Fred, please be careful"
Don't worry, Linda" Fred's voice
Gained. "Say, how'd you learn all
this anyway-about tonight?"
II got a note from Al. The Ace is
holding him now, down in his Office
at the Tom-Tom. I'm going down
there ..."
You're going down therel" Fred
was excited again.
Eyes. It's perfectly all right. The
Ace hasn't got the nerve to bother
me-"
"But Lindal,
She dropped the receiver upon its
hook quickly and darted out into
the street. At the corner she hailed
a taxi. 1.-THE Tom-Tom Club" she
instructed the driver, "and make it
snappy."
Ace Kinds rose and advanced to
meet her as she strode through the
steel-barred door and into his Of
fire.
"You sure got here quick, sweet
heart" he Said, trying to put his
arms around her.
mot so fast, Ace" she countered
coldly, drawing instinctively away
from him. Tell me what this is
all about first"
Jaw kid, we got all the time in
the world" the Ace exclaimed, bar
ing his teeth in a wolfish grin. He
motioned her to sit down. MAKE
yourself at home"
Linda sat down, watching the Ace
carefully. He studied her from be-
meath lowered eyebrows, then fin
ally he spoke.
your friend AL" he said. "is ir
that little room over there" He
indicated a closed door with a jeri
of his thumb. Hes sort of tired Of
staying in there, he tells ne. Sc
we got together and he just sort d
traded you over TO me-in exchange
for his life"
"A wouldn't do a thing like that!'
Linda flared.
"Oh, no?" the Ace grunted. well
you wait and see." He pressed ont
Of the buttons on his desk. A heavy
set, dark man in shirtsleeves came
into the Office. Lets have Al Col
Inns out here" the Ace commanded
The servant went to the side doc.
and unlocked it. Al Collins WASH
there! A broken window pane,
Tiny file and three bent bars re
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15

Here's the final chapter in Nick Lewis's thrill
ing story of gangsters in New York. Linda
walks into Aces trap, right through a steel
door because she thinks it will save the life
of a friend who has quit the mite life for the
straight and narrow.
The Omaha guide., 1932-10-15

BY NICK LEWIS
WHAT HAS HAPPENED: Linda Allen