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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
A STANDARD BEVEZETTE
A 40 6RAS MUNKAHETET


,ta.A Standard Oil Co. N. j., hir-
detmenyben kozzetette, hogy a
tarsasag osszes telepein julius ell
sejet6l kezdve bevezette a 40 oras
munkahetet. Ezen rendelkezes
vonatkozik tarsasagnak az
Egyesiilt Allamokban iizemben
leyo telepeire, de amennyiben le-
hetseges ezen rendelkezest kiter-
ieszti az Egyesiilt Allamok lhata-
rain tul is. A munkasok orabere
mem lett leszallitva, csak annyi-
val kevesebb fizetest kapnak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
BRIDGEPORT GYttLEs

A Bridgeport Szovetseg hely-
bell osztalya julius lien, yasar-
nap delutan ket 6rakor tartja
gyiiltset a szokott helyen. Azon
tagok, akik meg mem fizettak be
dollar kiyetest, ezen gyiiltsen
fizessek meg.
Beteg tagok: Ajvasz Marion
Struthcrs, Kurucz Bertalann6 &c
Glen avenue. Betegseg az igyke
zel0nel jelentendo: 1874 sillimar
st. Telefon 92941.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
vERHovAY

Betcg tagjaink: Szab6 Istvan.
Ellsworth, O. Gazdik Andras al
Greed ST., Struthers, O. Vas lst-
van q Palmer ave. Papp Sander,
Pulaski, Pa. Pviarnyik Mihaly
800 Alexander st.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten
Fdo: 211 Edward st. Tel. 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
5 Ev A REvIZI0 HARCABAN

Remenytelenek es elcsiiggedok
eletreszolit6ja volt Rothermere
lord hires szozata ot esztendovel
ezelott. E messze idegenb0l felenk
snyul6 eros es harcias kez segit-
sege nemcsak kint forditotta igaz
sagtalan sorsunk fele figyelmet,
de lit bent kezdet utjain Jaro
revizi0s mozgalom katonai k0ze
sorakoztatta azokat is, akik addlg
ketsegbeesett tehetetlensegbeh
tetlenul vartak sors fordulatat.
Nevezetes evfordulo ennek cikk
mex megjelenese a Magyaror-
sag helye a nap alatt" egesz BIZ
zomyosan els6 nagy meginditasa
annak, hogy a revizio gondolata
ne csak vagy, hanem eredmenyek-
ert Eiizd6 komoly hare legyen.
A Budapesten szekel6 Magyar
Revizios Liga eln0ki tanacsa iln-
nepi iilessel emlekezett meg errol
az eyfordulorol Herczeg Ferenc
iinnepi szavak es gondolatok ado
javal fejezte XII magyar nemzet
halajat Macy angol barat irant,
aki maga is egy ujabb es erotel-
jes megnyilatkozasban emlekezett
meg err6l az evfordul6r6l. A
Daily Mail ket cikkenek, megje-
lenese k0z0tt ct esztend0 ertekes
es eredmenyeket igero munkaja
van, amely Rothermere lord ne
vehez fiz6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
sxENT IsTvAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHoI1KuS
H1TxozsAg \
Pltb&nos: Z
FT. BRO LCRINC
e64 Wilson Ave. Tel., S1906

Vasarnap, julius 1O-en, meg
tartottuk az unnepelyes kereszt-
szentelest. Hetf6n tette fol a val
lalkoz6 torony tetejere. Azok-
max a nevet, Xix adomanyaikkal
lehetdNe tettek EFT "a munkat, d.
kereYt igombjtbe hslyeztik, hogy
maid, ha egyszer a hitk0zseg W
templomot epittet, lassak, hogy
az 0rdgrk megis csak jo emberek
voltak, .tudtak aldozatot hoznl.
Most 2 mar a belso munkalatok
k0vetkeznek. Scent Istvanra val
ion lesz-e bel0le valami?... maid
meglatjuk
A szenteles utan k0zos ebed
volt hitk0zseg kis nyilt terme-
ben. Sep szamban voltak Jelen.
Az ebed igen izletes volt. Min
/ denki meg volt elegedve. Az ebed
terhet Varga Gyula hitkozseg'
| tagunk fedezte. K0szonet erte
neki es felesegenek, XII egyeb
! munkaban is kiveszi a reszet min
dig. Bizonyos hitkozsegi tagok
kovetkezetesen tavol tartjak ma
| eukat minden hitkozsegi dolog
| tol. Csak neman figyelem a dol
gokat. Meg csak egyet! koszonan
asszonyainknak faradozasait
foz1s koriil. Kozos iigyert dolgoz
tax S dolgoznak. Tiszteletet neklk
Az Oltaregylet elmaradt tag
iainak a beavatasa is megtorter
: vasarnap nagymis6n. Most ma
ez is rendben van. Ezutan menn
fog munka az egyletben IS rend
ben. csondben, szabalyszeri;en.
A jovo heten csiitortokon meg
tartjuk iskolas gyermekelnkke
az iskolazaro pikniket Mr.. Toro
farmajan. A gytrmekeknek, ki
rendesen iartak iskolaba, insyt
\ mes lesz a piknik. Minden ma
overmek ha reszt akar vennl
pilsniken, 10 centet fizet. HJa,
:, az igazsag! Meg lett mondva ma
az elso napon mikor az lskoia G
kezd6dott, hogy ez ICY fog Tenn
:, Hitkozsegiinkben egymasuta
ket szerencsetlenseg esett meg y
: videsen. A Krekety-fiu rovid
: sen ra Halasz Lajoa halt meg Y
= ratlanul.. szerencsGtlenseg kove
kezteben. A jo listen legyen mex
irgalmas!
- MIG sokan mem vittek ell boz
> tekaikat. T0bben mar ylssza
:" kuldtek kiilonfele megJegyzes'
- mellett. Milyen fene-gyerek
: tud a magyar lennf, mikor a z
: zavarja yalahol. Sok emberb'
- keves.a gerinc, mem tud kovets
: zetes maradni. Egyik- mask ped
= kigyot-bekat ordit a papjara cs;
azert, inert az Anyaszentegyh
~ mem igazodik az 3 kurta esze 81
w. rint. Csak sajnalom az ilyen 81
- genyeket!...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
SIT. IsTvAN EGYLET.

Beteg .tagok: Vass Istvan q
Palmer ave-, Palinkas Istvan, P.
@. B. "a Wheatland, Pa. B. 10th
Laiosne 1924 Manhattan ave.
Sander Istvan 1866 Midland ave.
Id. Incze Jozsef 1928 Silliman st.
es V. Horvath Ignac 22S es fel
| S. jackson st. - Betegseg a tit
karnal jelentend6: 766 Cassius
ave. Tel. 3OS69. G6ber, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14

ahany oraval kevesebbett dolgoz-
tax. Ezen r0vidftett munkahet
bevezetesevel a tarsasag abba a
helyzetbe kerilt, hogy egyetlen
munkasat sem bocsatotta el, SGT
ellenkezoleg, munkaalkalmat nyuj
tott nagyon sok munkaneEkiilinek.
A Standard Oil Co. N. J., a vi
lag legnagyobb olajtarsasaga,
mely l14,0O0 alkalmazottat fog
lalkoztat, ezen szambdl q43;O0Q-t I
az Egyesiilt Allamok teriileten..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14

OLvASSA AZ AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAPoT IS .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14


rogton Mixich Gaspar AL Pasa-
dena Ave, Youngstown, Ohio
cimere,
Ezen intezkedes azert Walt silk
segesse, inert a rendezo bizottsag
tudni akarja, hogy koriilbeliil
hany gyermek fog resztvenni
czen szepsegversenyen, es hogy
eleg ideje legyen bizottsagnak
a dijakat osszegyiijteni; inert MI
mel tobb gyermek jelentkezik, an
nal tobb dij lesz kiosztyal
ki. Ktildje be!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
szERKEszT0I ttZENETEK
DIV. D. Nine, Sharon. H

0zv. p. Nine, Sharon. - Kiza-
rolag az on beliigye.s Lapunk ut
jan nem avatkozunk belle. Intez-
re el bekessegben. Mem kozoljiif.
Jesse. = /. A szerkesztosegnek
.tudnia kell, XII sorok ir6ja. 2
Gyakorolja stilisztikat. 3, Mem
iiti meg a mertfket. 3. Mem ko-
zoljiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14

dollart adomanyoaott. Hissziik,
lhogy peldaj6t t6bben k6vetik.
~ egyh2s ppszsbiterei vasar-
nap este vacsoj&t adtak az elta-
voz6 gondnok: Dulovics Laszl6
tiszteletere. AZ vacsorara egy
borju vetetett az algondnok al
tai, mig Bahia Janosne, Bordy
Sandorne keszitettek ell az izletes
| vacsorat Lamberne, Hadnagyne
es Baba Jozsefne segitsegevel. Az
iegyhazunk egy igazan erdemes
| tembert veszitett el Dulovics Lasz-
IS eltavozasaval, aki csaladjaval
egyiitt Macy tiszteletnek orven-
dett egyhazunk tagjai kozott. a
felszolalok vacsoran mind erra.
tettek bizonysagot, ami peaig
| dragabb az ermeknel. KivanjuE,
e helyen is, hogy eltavoz6 gond-
nokunkat csaladjaval egyiitt Is
ten aldasa kiserje
Az elazott piknik folytatasa
szombaton este az iskolaban folly
tat6dott, ahol sep kozonstg
gyiilt egybe. Anyagi eredmeny
nem volt. A Baba josef altal
ajandekozott baranyt Fonagy
Janos, az egyhaz erdemes Jegy-
z5je nyerte meg. A sziikseges
munkalatol1at pedig prezsbite-
reink vegeztek.
Nyari magyar iskolank negye
dix hete van folyamatban. A WIS
gajuk no utolso yasarnapJai
lesz, delel6tt a templomban. Este
pedig szinel6adas-4 es sep pro
gram lesz, amelynek szamait szin
ten nyari magyar iskolasot
toltik be.
A rendes harmadil0. vasarnap
istentisztelet vasarnapr6l elma
rad. A negyedik vasarnap lesz a
megtartva n6egyleti gyiilesse
egyiitt, delutan ket orakor
j sharpsvillei angol templombar
/ sharpsvillei -testvereink minde'
< bizomyal elnazessN lesznek ezsr
/ az elhalasztaserts "a lelkesz eze
: vasarnap delutan Cantonba
. lesz az egyhaz tobb tagjays
y egyiitt, hogy reszt vegyenek al
: Dol az iinnepelyb6l, amelyet q
!. ottani egyhaz lelkeszenek, Mt. D'
I; kus Gabornak tiszteletere rendf
az 3 lelkessze valo szentelesane
20. evi jubileuma Ealkalmabol A
indulas deIutan 2:30-kor lesz
, templom elol. /
Elozetes jelentes. A Farrel
/, Sharoni LorantffY Zsuzsanna N
egylet ez evben hrvahazi het
;; tart september l2-tSl 18-val b
zarolag. kerjiik az egyleteke
!, hogy ez lido alatt mulatsagot ,
:; rendezzenek, hanem, amennyib'
!, a jotekonysagrd Nan $40: min
:, annyian kooperalianak es tegy'
:. meg adomanyaik4t A bezar6
T. ten,' 'illetve vasafnapon az ary
:, atya is jelen lesz.
= Egyhaztagjainkat ARA kerjii
: hogy egyhaztagsagi dijaik be
zeteset es adomanyaik megteves
szorgalmazzak honapban es =
dig kiilonos figyelemmel, amen
nyiben evi torlesztesiinket es k
mat fizetesiinket eszkozolniil
ka1l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
cimii vorseglE E0pyvet?

15S szebbnel-szebb yerset tartal-
nlaz a konyv, melyet leekiya-
lob rajzolomiiyeszeink illusztra-
cioi. diszitenek. A konyv ara ket
szinben nyomott cimlappal, fiizve
800, diszkiadasban, egy kezira-
tos verssel IS . szerz5 alairasaval,
ara $500. Megrendelhet6
Tarn6cy Arpad 313 $. High ST.,
Akron, O., yalamint lapunk seer
kesztossge utjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
CYERMEK SZEPSEGVERSENY
A MAGYAR NAPON


A Nagybizottsag altal f. 6vi
augustus ho Ten az Idora Park
ban tartand6 Magyar Napon
gyermek szepsegverseny is lesz
rendezve.
Minden magyar sziil6 gyerme-
Ike - 12 6vtol 3 ewes korig -
sreszt yehet ezen Macy versenyben.
AEON sziil6k, akik 6hajtjak,
hogy gyermekiik a szepsegver-
senyben resztvegyen, toltsek Xxi
az alabbi szelvenyt es kiildjek be
90ltse ki! vag,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-07-14
I.kPUNK 7. oLvAsozzozl
Il
Warren, Allss(ce Canton. 0i-
rard 81 Nilss-i el6fiset6ink
sxives figyelm6be!

Warren, Alliance, Canton,
Niles es Girardban lak6 t. el6-
fizet5ink es olvasoink szives
figyelmet felhivjuk, hogy
Mixich GaspaA lapunk kepvi-
selSje, f. ho lS-tol 23-ig meg
latogatni sa fentneyezett
psokban hainden magyar
dNhont, hogy lapunk reszere
el6fizeteseket f0lvegyen es
azokat nyugtazzon.
Kerjiik t. el6fizet6inket,
hogy Mixich Gaspart nehez
munkajaban tamogatni szives-
kedjenek.
Az Amerilzai Magyar Hirlap.
kiad6hivatala.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
CONTINUED FROM FACE oNEI

cannot, because the organization of
industry depends on workers control,
and that the workers will only attain
through their revolution.
In India, the workers and peasants
are having their eyes opened to the
treachery of Gandhi and the Ma
tional Congress. The workers of
Africa, the Philippines, Hawaii and
Cuba are showing their resentment
and are fighting back against imper-
ialisn. In the United States, with
the treachery of the white and Negro
leaders of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People exposed in the Scottsboro
case, the Negro workers and share
choppers are turning to the Commit
mist Party and League of Struggle
for Negro Rights for leadership in
their struggle against 1ynching and
for national liberation.
I And as the second part Of their
program out of the crisis, the itnper-
ialst governments are waging war
against the Chinese Soviets in prep
aration for war against the Soviet
Union
The struggle for which Lenin stood
and fought, against all deviations
from the revolutionary line, against
the Rights and so-called 'Gefts," is
being fought out line life on the field
Of battle, in the bloody class strug-
gle. Workers all over the world
recognize the leadership of the Com
munist Party and the Communist
International All over the world
they are turning to the red banner
Of Communism, as their only hope
AS a result, in the United States,
Rev. Cox organized his hunger march,
with the approval of the business
man of Pittsburgh and of Governor
Pinchot. AS a result Matthew Vol,
Secretary of Labor Doak, Hamilton
Fish, Rev. Ed. Walsh and all the
fascist and jesuit forces in the city
of New York gathered last night at
an "anti- Communist convention to
launch the campaign against the
Communist Party-for the purpose of
isolating the Party from the masses.
This is the product Of the class
struggle. This is the product of the
development of Socialism in the So
Wet Union. This is the product of |
the struggle of Leninism against So
clal democracy--against the socialist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
Lenin Memorial, A Day Of Struggle v
Against Hunger and ImperialiSt War

party, the A. F. Of L. leaders, the
Musteites, the Loyestoneites and
Trotskyites all of them the tools OF
imperialism in the ranks of the
working class, operating to keep the
workers from the revolutionary
movement.
Thursday. Jan 21st, will be day
Of tremendous struggle, of tremen-
dous demonstration of the workers all
over the world in honor of our great
leader, Lentn, the organizer of the
World Proletarian Revolution.
This demonstration must be an
outpouring of workers all over the
country, from shop, mine, factory,
union, mass organi5ation--white and
Negro, young and adult, men and
women. 1t must be the answer TO
Doak VOL and Fish-to the Hoover
banker hunger government.
The Friends of the Soviet Union
calls upon all friends and synlpathiz-
ers TO attend the celebration at Bronx
Coliseum on Jan. 21st, calling off It's
own meeting for that reason.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
DRESS STRIKE
MEET TONIGHT

NEW YORK. - The active work
ers from 3sth st., 4oth St, and Broad
way, together with the executive OF
the United Front Committee, will
meet on Monday, Jan. 18th, right afte
work, at S. West 9th st.
At this meeting the question Of
strike demands, plans of how TO
spread the campaign for the shop
conference, and all other matters re-
lating to the strike preparations will
be taken up.
All active workers working in these
blocks are called upon to be present
at this meeting and to inform the
other workers Of their shops and
buildings of the meeting.
All active needle trades workers are
called to the Office of the union, 1871
w. 18th st. on Monday morning, 7:30
a. m. to assist the striking shops on
the picket line.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
NEW PATERSON
n. T. W. LOCAL
INSTALLED

PATERSON. N. J. - On Thursday.
Jan. IA, huge mass meeting of the
Needle Trades Workers took place in
Paterson, N. J. The occasion for this
meeting was the installation of Ma
tional Textile Workers local at Pater-
son.
The mass meeting was very enthus-
issEc and pledged full support to the
strikers at the Manhattan Shirt Co.,
AMI TO those striking at the Liondale
Shirt Factory.
The new local furthermore pledged
percent of its weekly earnings to
the strikers and voted to join the
picket lines.
Workers will picket both shops
Monday morning beginning at 7:3O.
Picketers will assemble at Columbus
Circle Hall at 7 o'clock. Manhattan
Shirt strikers will assemble at Lithu-
sniar Hall, Summer and Lafayette
SGreers, Paterson.
All workers are asked to join the
picket line and support the strike.
The resolution adopted at the meet
ing calling for solidarity with the
strikers of the Manhattan Shirt Co.
reads as follows.
we. Needle Trades Workers of
Paterson, assembled at the Installa-
ton meeting Of the Paterson local of
the Needle Trades Workers Industrial
Union. after hearing a. report of the
strike committee that they we're
locked out by the company because
Of the refusal TO agree to the firing
OF the old workers who we're shaving
for the company for the last 40 years,
and Of tne numerous wage cuts that
we're forced upon the workers employ
ed by the Manhattan Shirt Co., here
by pledge to give all possible support
to the strike OF the Manhattan Shirt
Co., by:
T. Coming on the picket line and
assisting the strikers in convincing
the workers Of other departments to
join the strike.
.. BY paying 5 percent Of our
weekly earnings towards the support
of the strike.
81 BY joining in the hght for the
right to picket and against police in
reference with the pickets.
a TO actively participate in the
building UP Of this newly born organi-
zation into powerful union to de-
fend the interests of all Needle Trades
Workers in the city Of Paterson as a
part Of the Trade Union Unity Coun-
Gil Of Paterson.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
Workers School Starts
Spring Term Tonight:
Must Register at Once

NEW YORK-T1ne Workers School
begins its Spring Term today with
about seven hundred workers already
registered for the various courses
given.
Heavy registration Is recorded for
Fundamentals Of Communism. Polit-
ical Economy, Organizational Prin-
ciples, etc.
Workers, especially scholarship stu
dents being sent by the Communist
Party and Young Communist League
units, trade unions and other mass
organizations, are especially advised
to register for the classes before their
first sessions. No registration will be
taken after the first sessions of the
classes. Registration is now being
taken at the Workers School, IS E.
18th ST, third floor.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
PAUL BROWN
TO SPEAK IN
BAYONNE, n. ]
Will Expose Donohoe|
Grafters and Proposal
Real Jobless Relief

On Tuesday, Jan. 10, Paul Brown,
militant unemployed leader, will
speak at the Labor Lyceum, u w,
25th St., Bayonne, N. j., under joint
auspices Of the Unemployed Council
and the International Labor Defense,
Workers, remember that on Dec
% Comrade Brown was brutally
beate by Bayonne police, inside head
quarters, to prevent him from e5pos-
ing before the Budget Hearing the
starvation and increasing misery OF
the 10000 Bayonne unemployed, and
to prevent the jobless demonstration
scheduled for the next day. Com
rade Brown was attacked by police
as he walked in for a written permit
to demonstrate and petition the gov
eminent.
Many problems of local interest
will be discussed at the meeting. The
Donohoe administration, Bayonne's
Tammany, now talks of giving up tho
City Park Plan. This plan was sup
posed to give work to 1900. Instead
the money went into the pockets OF
gsngSters and grafters.
The Bayonne Unemployed Council
has exposed the City Park Plan as y
fake. At the meeting on Tuesday
night, real relief for the unemployed
will be discussed.
All workers, employed and unem-
ployed, native and foreign-boln, Ne
gro and white. are invited to attend
this mass meeting which will further
expose the Bayonne budget for 1882
as another big steal for the bosses
and their tools.
All workers, attend the big meet.
Demonstrate your disapproval of the
Donohoe gang. Defend the leaders
of the unemployed workers. De-
mand release of all class-war prison
ers. Demand release of Mooney, of
the Scottsboro boys. Demand unem-
ployment relief at the expense Of
the rich. Fight with your class.
No admission charge will be made.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
OF DRESSMAKERS
PLEDGE TO SPREAD STRIKE

II the wages Of the workers who
are working below the minimum
wage scales, particularly the new
elements who have recently come
into the trade italians, Latin
Americans, etc..
-. No discharge after one week
trial period.
IS. Negro workers to receive
same pay for the same work as
white workers and have the priyi-
lege of working in every shop and
every craft,
"6. Equal pay for equal work
for young workers,
%. Unemployment insurance at
the expense of the bosses, to be
distributed by the employed and
unemployed workers.
"S. No overtime so long as there
Is unemployment in the trade.
80. Contractor and jobber TO be
responsible for the wages of the
workers.
40. Fight against the injunc-
ton, against gangsterism and po-
lice terror, for the right to strike
and picket.
That we initiate a broad discus
sion in the shops and among the I'M
employed workers ON the basis Of
these general demands which are to
be supplemented by definite shop de-
mands, and to line up the widest
support of the workers by the Or
ganization of united front shop
strike preparation committees.
THAT the united front committee
and the Industrial Union organize
shop, building and block meetings for
the purpose of discussing the strike
demands, election of committees on
the basis of the discussion of the de-
mands and mobilization for the
strike.
THAT we initiate a broad cam
paign for a strike fund among all
sections of the workers so as to raise
the necessary funds with which to
carry on the strike.
THAT we arrange a big mass meet
ing to which we invite Ben Gold
secretary of the Industrial Union. tc
state the position of the Industrial
Union in the coming united front
strike, and call on Sasha thinner
man, who is leading the fight against
the united front strike of the dress
makers, to defend his position be-
fore the dreSSmakers.
THAT we endorse the conference
of the labor movement called If
support of the coming dress strike
and the present strike of the Ken
lucky miners, and mobilize all the
needle trades workers for active par
ticipation in this conference.
'DreSsmakers: Now Is the time
for action! Spread the shop
strikes! Line up in support Of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-18
By CLARINA NICHOLSON
(From County Jail, Pineville,
Kentucky

The Kentucky and Tennes-
see miners, on strike since
January 1st, are waging a
fight unequalled in the history
of the American labor move
ment. They are strikin z
against vicious terror let loose
by the capitalist class against
the workers and this their sec
ond strike within a year As
one Kentucky miner, an ex-
serviceman said, I've seen the
war in Belgium and I've seen
the war in France, but I've
never seen such brutal terror
anywhere as that practiced in
Bell and Harlan Counties, by
:apital against labor"
For eight months, over Iour
hundred gunner hired by the
Sheriff John Henry Blair, at
the bidding of the coal opera
tors, aimed with sub-machine