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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-06
Good evening.
.-[o]-
 MY woRD!

My girlie's hair is blonde and smooth, Her cheeks are pink, but hush, For while her neck is like a swans,
 The dear has pink tooth brush.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01

Yes, tragic is the word for it! Not all of
us can have truly perfect figures. We all
can keep lovely, youthful complexions.
Only do as beauty experts tell you:
With your hands, work we'll into the
pores Of your face and throat a generous
lather of Palmolive Soap and warm water.
Then thorough rinse with warm water
to wash it away, followed by cold rinse.
Hot water should never touch your face.
After this, in the morning, your makeup.
AT night, if your skin is dry, follow with
oil or tissue cream.
There is avery definite reason why more
than20,0 ,000beautyexpertspreferPalmoliv
for this foundation cleansing. 1t is fullyex>
planned in the panel to the right, headed:
Beauty In Test Tube. Please read it.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
GROUNDING TIP:
STAY IN BED

If you plan to get up early
tomorrow, to sneak around look
ing for a ground hog to come out
and forecast the weather for the
next 40 days, you might just as
well stay in bed and sleep. ac-
cording to Arthur B. Howell, Of
the Bureau of Biology, in the
Department of Agriculture.
Although tomorrow may be
Candlemas Day, which for hun
dreds of years has been set aside
as Ground Hog Day." the whole
story is a yarn which no right
thinking mind will pay any at
tention to, declares Mr.. Howell
in Government bulletin.
February 2 is to the ground hog
what a. m. is to 10-hour sleeper
he points out, and any sensible
ground hog is just turning over for
another long SnooZe. A few night
life licentiateS may be caught
prowling around, but they don't
represent the staid, solid, and con.
servative ground hog society.
So if you want to know what
the weather is going to be, call up
the Weather Bureau.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
THOMAS FAVORS
. HEARST PLAN

The $375,OOO,OOO Federal appro-
priation for unemployment relief
proposed in the La Follette-Costi-
gan bill should be at least $780,,
100000, according to Norman
Thomas, Socialist, who contends
that only Is per cent of.the coun.
try's unemployed can get any as
sistance from all existing private
and public charity funds.
Supporting the Hearst plan of
a $4,000. 100000 prosperity loan to
aid unemployed and business, he
added:
The most damnabIe lie in
the country is the Oft-reneated
one passed by the Clifford COM
mission to the President, and
by the President to the country,
that States and cities arc TAX
ing care of :heir own They are
not. Most of them can not"
The Washington times., 1932-02-01

The flight.test section of the
Naval Aeronautical Branch is
working on a number Of varia-
BILE pitch propellers, some of
which show much promise.
the tremendous stress on the
propeller offers the engineers
an interesting problem, but as
it is one of the answers to
safer flying it is safe to fore.
cast that a practical variable
prop will soon be evolved.
Major Jimmie" Doolittle
came in Saturday to attend the
annual Aero Club ball, using
the Shell Company's Vega. e.
he doesn't expect his trans
continental record to stand
very long Ruth Nichols used
the Ludington going back to
New York after the ball.
Pennsylvania Air Lines re
port a heavy" increase in traf-
fic and the boys at the field
are hoping for an increased
schedule shortly.
Everybody and his brother
were at the Aero Club recep-
ton for Americas distinguished
fliers, Saturday night only a
few of the expected guests
failed to show up.
Washington-Hoover Airport
enjoyed a record day in over
city hops yesterday, in spite Of
the windy weather.
The CondorS of the Eastern
Air Transport have been loaded
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
NEWS OF SKYWAYS

to the "gunnels" both leaving
and arriving at the field. and
that means both North and
South.
Weather prevented the Con-
tinental Airways from making
Chicago trips every day last
week, but the trips that were
made carried full loads. This
trip has become very popular
with Washingtonians.
Russell Mossman brought one
of the Orions in from Pitts
burgh yesterday in 49 minutes,
which is at the rate of 282
miles per hour-4.7 miles per
m n u t (which is certainly
travelling, even with a good
tail wind.
Much silence is all that
emanates from the office Of
the Ludington Line regarding
the new speed express to New
York. it is understood they
are endeavoriiig to have this
service ready for Inauguration
by the opening of the Bicen-
tennial.
The aeronautics branch of the
Department of Commerce re-
ports 532 women pilots in the
United States, with a total of
1879 licensed pilots and 9,016
mechanics of all grades being
registered. California lea ds
with it's 1927 pilots but New
York has the greatest number
of planes. having 1927, IL
cenSed and unlicensed.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
NEGROESHONOR.
ROSENWALD

Tribute to the late Julius Rosen
wald. philanthropist, who died re
Gently in Chicago, will be paid
tonight by the colored citizens OF
Washington at memorial services
at the Lincoln Temple Congrega
tional Church.
The services have been ar
ranged by a special committee
composed of Bishop E. D. W
Jones, of the A. M. E. Zion
Church; DR.. R. w. Brooks, pastor
of Lincoln Temple, and the Rev
H. B. Taylor, pastor of Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian Church.
Among the speakers Will be
Garnet C. Wilkinson, first as
sistant superintendent of schools;
Edwin H, Embree, president OF
the Rosenwald Fund; DR.. Abram
Simon; DR.. Mordecai Johnson
president of Howard University
and Representative Oscar De
Priest, who will speak on his estl,
mate as a man.
Other participants will be Miss
Marie Taylor, Howard University
senior, who will represent the
student body; the Rev. W. II
Jernagin, w. C. Hueston, com
missioner of education OF the
colored Elks, and Miss Mamie H
Burroughs, president of the Ma
tional Training School for Women
and Girls,
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
Baltimore Pastor
Guest Speaker Here

The Rev. Charles E. Stewart,
pastor of Trinity A. M. E. Church,
Of Baltimore, was the guest
speaker at vesper services con-
Quoted by the Eastern Star at the
Masonic Temple, Tenth and U
Sts. N. w. yesterday.
Other participants were Amanda
P. Forrest, who gave reading,
and Alma Parks. a vocal solo.
Josephine Butts, grand matron,
presided.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01

Beauty, relaxation. in your bath!
Wearynervesneedsoothing Expertshave
toldme about this form of relaxation that's
beauty treatment, too:
Shave up awhole bar ofPalmohve. Melt
thy boilingin cups ofwater and pourthe
solution into your tub. Step in and relax.
Then massage your body with rich lather
fromanother cake of Palmolive. .Whenyou
get out, you'll find fatigue, nervousness,
gone. Your skin will be soft and smooth,
thanks to this olive and palm oil care.
Some evening, when you're tempted to
cancel an engagement, try this!
And start at once that twice>a-day facial
treatment with Palmolive Soap. Try it for
ten days, at least. What other treatment
can give your skin such youthful softness7
The Washington times., 1932-02-01
ALLIANCE TO MEET

The Hotel and Restaurant EN-
ployes Alliance, Local 718, 1412 ]
st. N. W., announced yesterday a
meeting, February 8, at which Ed
ward Flore, president of the union,
will discuss legislation to modify
the Volstead act.
The Washington times., 1932-02-01

Every movement, every posture, delight 70 woteh!
advanced to meet her. And stopped short, shocked!
All illusion Of beauty destroyed utterly, numerically.
by her skin. Yet few words Of udviee might have
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
Organize Mass Defense Against Ford and His
FELLOW Cabitalists~>Murderers of Hungry Workers!

workers to organize to resist the capitalist offensive in all
its forms and at all points
Organize and strike against all wage cuts-organize
and fight for unemployment insurance at the expense of
the Struggle against the Wall Street hunger
and program In every action the capitalist class and
its mercenaries grow holder.
From the shooting gassing, clubbing and falling of hun
dreds of workers in the Pennsylvania hioWest Virginia
coal miners strike against starvation they have proceeded
to the organization actual fascist murder and lynch terror
in Kentucky and Tennessee Ia thousand dollar award is
posted for Frank Boh secretary of the National Miners
Union dead aive) from the murder by police revolver
fire of five unemployed Negro workers in Chicago and Cleve
land and the of murder terror against Negroes in the
South Ford and his fellow capitalists and their government
have arrived at the point where they unarmed
employed workers with machine gun fire.
The Communist Party calls upon the American working
class to put stop to this campaign of murder and
suppression.
Organize protest mass meetings based first of all
workers-empoyed and unempoyed-of the Ford plants.
Bring the campaign directly into the mills and factories of
other industries
Elect committees of workers to go before all local
unions of the American Federation of Labor national and
international unions and place the issue squareyorganized
mass defense, surrender!
Send committees to all branches of raterna and benefit
societies and cooperative organizations.
Strengthen the fight for unemployment insurance.
Organize demonstrations before all Ford factories and
assembly plants Organize demonstrations before the Of
fces and homes of Ford dealers.
Flood the city administration of Detroit and the Mchi-
state government with protests holding them and their
master Ford strictly responsible for murder of
armed jobless workers.
Demand repeal of all criminal syndicalism laws.
Demand the dsaming and dissolution of the Ford army
of thugs and spies.
Fix the responsibility for the murders and maimngs
upon Ford and his agents before the whole working class
Organize nationwide movement against the terror,
suppression hunger and mperais drive of Wall Street
government.
Organize the united front of the working class white
and Negro native and foreign born to fight and win the
elementary rights to organize strike demonstrate to meet
and speak,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

DETROIT, Mich = An attempt to white
wash the wholesale murder of UNEMPLOYED
workers by Henry Ford and Mayor Murphy's
henchmen, mass raids and arrests are sweep
ing Detroit. Forty-four workers have already
been arrested and they are to be charged with
homicide, assault with intent to kill" and with
criminal syndicalism''
With four workers dead, their bodies filled
with bullets fired by Henry Ford's gunner,
and 23 jobess seriously wounded because they
took part in hunger march to the Ford plant
Monday demanding jobs or unemployment re-
lief, the entire armed forces of Michigan are
beng modified against the hungry masses. A
new reign of terror has been inaugurated by
the hypocritical Murphy regime
Forty-four workers have been arrested and
are being tortured and third-degreed by the
police department Of the liberal" Mayor Muir
ply who rose to office by promising relief to
the unemployed and who now, along with Ford,
feeds them bullets
This is the beginning of colossal frame-up by the auto
mobile bosses and to cover up if they can
their savage slaughter of the unemployed their deliberate and
murderous assault orderly unarmed hungry
workers. who demand jobs food Henry Ford
who in 1881 coined S4000000 in profits from their toll
and sweat -
The frameup dragnet which the Detroit police have flung
out aided by the Federal dicks of the Hoover hunger gov
eminent which itself followed policy threatening murder
for the National Hunger March ts-.
Federal agents working with the Detroit gunner Of
Henry Ford seeking to round leaders of the unemployed
The capitalist press declares the bosses COPS
and private gunner in Detroit Searching" for William
Foster leader of the Trade Union Unity League spoke
at mass meeting Of unemployed workers the day before the
Hunger March to the Ford plant took place.
Henry Fords plant in River Rouge is an armed camp
Not only his private gunner there to the teeth
with the very machine that spattered death
ranks of the hungry unemployed but Fords killers have beer
reinforced by the 25h Michigan Infantry that modified
Detroit and the capitalist papers say sis ready to swing
into action This battalion says the capitalist press Gin
cludes three rifle companies machine company and
headquarters company"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

THE Ford myth has been wiped out by the blood of
employed workers slaughtered by Ford machine guns
The Ford high wage and production fiction has gone
the way of the permanent American prosperity theory in
the murder and woundng of workers who took his promises
at their face value
Henry Ford, few days ago, promised through the
capitalist press that his entire fortune would be used to give
jobs to workers and "restore prosperity" " @ts.'
Fords promise carried day before yesterday by
the rattle of machine at his Dearborn plant and the
of unarmed Ford workers demanding jobs and
unemployment relief.
The entire capitalist press is engaged in attempt
to whewash Ford, his Edsel and their puppe Mayor
Murphy of Detroit.
The unarmed workers defended themselves from ma
chine and revolver fire with stones. The injury of
of Fords hired murderers being used as
to asten the blame for their deaths injuries upon
the unemployed workers. Mass arrests taking place
Murder and criminal syndcasm charges being preferred
The caous and cynical nature of this whtewash scheme
side by side with the brutal speedp of workers in the
Ford plants.
Ford his son-two of the richest men in America-with
their assistant murderer Mayor Murphy, responsible be-
fore the American working class for the murders and
maimings of jobless and hungry workers.
Their bloody acts the latest stage in the campaign
of police and fascist murder terror and suppression by
criminal syndcalism laws and other ant-workng class
of the struggles of workers against wage cuts
unemployment hunger actual starvation and mper-
ialist war.
Ford owns mines in Kentucky He and his fellow CAPT
tass Rockefeller, Morgan insult etc. responsible
the murder of Harry Simms by hired assassin they
responsible for the reign of fascist murder terror in Ken
lucky and Tennessee they responsible for the wholesale
jangs deportatons and beatngs of Miners organizers
writer's and ntelectua who to the aid of the str
ing miners and their hungry families.
The of Ford and his fellow capitalist rulers of
capitalist government of its the American working
class in preparation for further the heroic Chinese
workers and peasants and attack the Soviet Union
be carried throughout the ranks of the working class
The Communist Party of the United States whose men,
bers, with those of the Young Communist League because
they take leading part every struggle of the proetarat
bear the brunt of these attacks calls upon all American
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
B u LETS STEAD OF

Bullets instead of bread, the slogan of the
Hoover hunger government, and all the graft
ing and corrupt boss city administration, is
being carried into action. Detroit is the latest
answer of the bosses to the demands of the
100000 starving jobess who demand work
or unemployment relief In the past year there
have been many brutal attacks and murders of
unemployed workers. The Daily Worker has
been able to collect the following facts:
Detrot-The attack the Ford Hunger March
using machine guns, revolvers and tear gas and murder
Of Joe York and three other workers Fords police
Thirty five workers seriously injured and scores dubbed
Chicago, August 4th.-In the course of an eviction
unemployed workers attacked Three Negro workers
murdered by police Hundreds dubbed Scores jailed
Cleveland. October sth.--Attacked unemployed work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

ers returning furniture of evcted worker Two Negro
workers were killed by the police.
Youngstown Oho.-Natonal Youth Day. Demon
stration attacked by police and American Legion Seven
shot Scores dubbed and arrested.
Wildwood, Pa.-During the Pennsylvania coal min
ers strike. Strikers attacked-one shot dead, %
wounded
William Simons, young miner, shot by njne gum
Ohio, or July TO-
The Brooke Hunger March Wellsburgh, during
the course Of the Pennsylvania coal miners strike at
tackled OH August % by state troopers
The framc-up and railroadng to legal lynching
Of the nine innocent Scotsboro boys charge Of rape
on the evidence of Two known prostitutes.
The murder Of Harry Sirnnns 10 year old youth
ganizer Of the National Miners Union. shot BY gun
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

unemployed miners. All funds now
used for hiring gun thugs to be used
for the relief Of unemployed miners
instead.
In. Knoxville, where the Commu-
mist Party had scheduled meeting
yesterday at Floyd Hall to answer
the lies spread by the capitalists,
dozens of cops and plainclothes men
stood in front of the hall and ter
rorized the owner to refuse to let
his hall be used for the meeting.
1T is clear" said a statement
issued here by Tom johnson, that
the cit administration, which only
recently declared that Communist
meetings will not be interfercd
with, has received orders from
those 10 control 1t TO smash such
meetings Of the workers"
The announcement was made that
a mass protest demonstration would
be held against the breaking up of
the meeting Saturday, March Is, at
8 o'clock in the afternoon in front
of City Hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

fUEOSICQ Sll VI IllCll Ilplu 1IlCOlllI1ulll-
Icado. No visitor is allowed without
Judge Jones' personal permission.
Even their ,torasy, j. w. Stone, is
refused admission to consult with
the prisoners.
Al N.M.U. locals here are passing
resolutions against the new arrests
and the latest terrorism, demanding
the right of free speech and free as
scmblage.
The Next Step.
The strike executive committee is
sued a statement saying that the
next step in the struggle will be to
set up unemployed councils, under
the National Miners Union leader
ship, in those sections where the
strike is in effect. The blacklisted
and unemployed miners will be or
gallized. The demansd raised are SO
avwweek for families under five; "a
week for families over five; no evic-
tions for non-paymcnt of rent; two
meals a day and free clothing for
school children of blacklistcd and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

the police near Sacramento.
San Francisco Mooney demonstration on December
lst Two delegations to Governor Rolph arrested Work
ers brutally attacked, gassed and dubbed
Tampa Florida November 7th celebration attacked
Forty-scven workers arrested frame-up charges of
murder
Steubcnylle Ohio January 2l.-Unemployed work
crs mass meeting attacked by police
Hammond, Ind.-National Hunger March demon
ctration attacked by police.
Tonawapds r. v, December 29-Unemployed work
crs attacked and brutaly beaten in the halls Of the
City Council
Pittsburgh, Pa. February tth.-Uncnlpoyment DEM
onssrGtion attacked by police % workers arrested.
Minneapolis, Minn.-February 4th unemployment
demonstration smashed by the police.
Los Angeles, Csl.-Poljce rsded workers club, s6
workers arrested.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
B r E A D Z!

thugs, on February TO- in Kentucky.
The arrest and failing OF Is strike leaders and
charged With criminal syndicahsm by the Ford Rookie
teller insult controlled Kentucky courts.
The kidnapping and beating of Joe Weber and Bill
Duncan by coal operators gun thugs
Writer'S Committee attacked while bringing three
truckoads OF food to the Kentucky strikers,
The posting Of 81 900 reward for the return Of
Frank Borch Of the National Miners Union, dead or
alive
Lawrence, Mags.-Cubbing and arrests OF scores OF
strikers during the course of the textile arikc'
The brutal attack again3t Negro share troopers at
Camp HILL Alabama, vino we're organ.efy 90 the Agri-
cultural Workec Industrial League Ausust 4th The
murder OF Ralph Gray and arrest OF % Tc2roc3
Barbcrton, Ohio, May 27.-Masj pr0f st moc..ng
against the murder Of Louis Alexander F,acked by
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
Jail Two More in
Kentucky on Criminal
Syndicalist Charge

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March s. = Two more
striking miners have been arrested in Middles-
berc, Ky, charged with criminal syndicalism,
making six already in jail on this charge. The
preliminary hearing for those in the Middles-
boro Jail, arrested because of their strike ac-
ltiVities in the coal area in Kentucky-Tennessee,
will not be held. All will be brought before the
grand jury for Indictment Jake Hurst and unnamed miner
among those recently jailed.
The arrested strike leaders who have been in the Pine
vile jail January d. and who recently indicted
held under the most stringent restrain and terror Judge Jones
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
Demonstrate Today at Ford Co. Offices
II O'Clock Noon. Against SIaughterl

The New York District Inter
national Labor Defense calls upon
all its members and the members
Of all working class organizations
to turn out In demonstration
against the murders at the Ford
plant which occurred on Monday.
The demonstration will take place
at the Ford Company Offices in
New York City at the corner of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
MOBILIZE WHITE GUARD
DIVISION FOR ATTACK
AGAINST SOVIET union
Imperialists Push Move for Baltic and Danube
Blocs for Drive on Western Frontier
BULLETIN.

s.-The government Manchuian
100000 quickly posi-
Organization training undertaken by
the military authorities,
reinforcments originally
The presence of Japanese fleet off Vladi-
vostok, chief port of the Soviet Union on the
Pacific, and the building of air bases by the
Japanese within $50 miles of the Soviet from
tier are the latest dramatic developments in
the rapid of the japanese mperasts toward
THREE,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

Broadway and 54th St., at II
o'clock noon today. All workers
are requested to report at the cor.
of saith st: and Broadway at 1850
sharp.
On Friday another protest DEM
Onstration, called by the New York
District Of the Young Communist
League, will take place at the Ford
Company at pm.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

detailed
Murphy will photographs
bung urroyed
worter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
Mass Protest
Friday; Funeral
Set for Saturday
Warrants Out for Foster, Reynolds, Goetz and
Others; A Arrested, Being Framed on
Murder" and Criminal Syndicalism" a.

Troops Brought In to Aid Ford Against Job.
less; MurphyFord Rule Threatens No Meet
ings for Working Masses; Hoover Hunger
Government Aids Murphy =
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09

Mayor Murphy of Detroit
who rushed his police to help
in the slaughter of unem-
ployed Ford workers de
manding jobs or relief.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-09
FORD MURPHY RULE IN SWEEPING RAIDS MASS JAILINCS
TO WEIIIEWAS MASSACRE OF JOBLESS BY FORD GUNNER
JAPAN SENDS FLEET TO BULL AIR BASES NEAR US
Right

INIBHI
This worker barely es-
capped death as a bullet from
the Ford-Murphy machine
guns pierced his hat in the
massacre of the Ford Hun
ger Marchers Monday. The
picture to the right shows
where the slaughter took
place.