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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
$4,000 AT
MELLA RITES
IN HAVANA
Hundreds K illed and
Wounded as Soldiers
Fire on Workers

Especial Cable to the Daily Worker.)
HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. l. Sixty
thousand workers demonstrating FRI
day at the funeral of Julio Antonio
Mella, Cuban Communist student
leader, were dispersed by the brutal
attack of the army and the armed
students of the directorate. Machine
guns and rifle fire pured lead into
dozens of workers bodies.
ALI hospitals and the city inorgue
are filled with the dead and wounded.
Soldiers have seized, robbed and
sacked all workers centers, including
the headquarters Of the Communist
Party, the Cuban Confederation of
Labor and the International Labor
Defense.
Firing continued throughout the
night in all the streets of the city,
with ambulances rushing about filled
with the victims of the raging SOL
diery.
The National Confederation of La
Dor has called for a countrywide
stoppage today in protest against the
murderous attack of the army upon
the workers of Havana.
Dozens are dead and hundreds
wounded. Among the dead are pio-
neer women of the labor movement,
soldiers and an army captain. Rumors
are flying about the city saying that
U. S. marines are about to land and
occupy the city.
.
SANTIAGO, Cuba, Oct. ]. - In
response to the call of the National
Confederation of Labor, a general
strike tied up the whole city here
today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
$4,000 VOTE
TO CONTINUE
Mine STRIKE
Will Call Tri-District
Convention To Elect
New Leadership

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 1.--Eif-
teen thousand miners voted unani-
mously to continue the strike until
the Prick Coal Co. recognizes the
United Mine Workers Union. The
meeting was held yesterday at Cen
terville, Pa.
The men voted to spread the strike
and issued call for convention
of Districts 8, and of the U. M.
w. A. to replace the old leaders who
have betrayed the miners in the
present strike and on numerous
previous occasions.
All U. M. w. A. leaders were abb
sent from the meeting, which was
run by Ryan. Many rank and file
members spoke. Bill Hines and
Scotty O'Hara, both tools of the U.
M. w. A. officials, spoke in mill
tant tone in order to gain the con-
fidence of the men.
A tremendous resentment was OBJ
served when one speaker praised
John Lewis and Pat Pagan, national
and district presidents, respectively.
He was forced off the platform.
A leaflet distributed By the Ma
tional Miners Union before and at
the meeting exposed the confusion
and lack of consciousness in not
formulating adequate economic de-
nlands. The present leadership ex-
presses weak organization and polit-
ical unclarity, which is creating a
danger to the strike.
The whole movement is swinging,
under the pressure of the rank and
file, which is expressing a higher
stage of militancy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
Raid Communists
in Sioux City, Iowa
Result of Militant
Jobless Meeting

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct IA raid
was made on meeting of Communist
Party members here and II were ar
rested, charged with criminal syndi-
calism. Following the raid on the
house Of a member, the police ar
rested Young Communist League
members.
The IL Party members are held on
$500 bail each. One of the arrested,
Hazelrigg, is held in special confine-
ment.
The raid followed as a result Of a
demonstration last Monday of I'M
employed.
A protest meeting will be held on
Tuesday. The hearing will take place
on October 4th.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
All Reading Unions
to Keep Out of
N. r. A. Parade

READING, Pa, oct. All
unions here decided not to partici-
pate In the MIRA. parade next
Tuesday. The decision involves
shoe, hosiery, cotton and all other
industries and was reached by the
Federated Trades Council here.
Experiences In recent strikes for
higher wages has shown the work
ers the strikebreaking character of
the MIRA. and forced the A. F.
Of L. to oppose participation in the
parade.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
Lindbergh Refuses
to Speak for N. r. A.

OSLO, Norway, Oct. f.-Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh has rejected
an appeal from General Hugh
johnson, National Recovery Admin
istrator, to make a TRANSATLANTIC
radio broadcast supporting the
N. r. A.
The airman made this known on
his arrival here at 430 pm. after
flying with his wife from Tel1AA
Esthonia.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02

NEW YORK. - A non-comnliS-
stoned officer of the United States
Army appeared in full uniform at
this mornings session at the anti
war Congress and addressed dele
gates and audience. He said:
"As an enlisted soldier in the Unit
ed States Army have come here to
greet the Congress Against War.
st am here to show you delegates
to this congress that there are SOL
diers in the United States Army who
know and appreciate what you are
doing here.
For them I express unity with you
in the fight against war.
81 am glad to say that the SOL
diers, in spite of their being some
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
Demonstrators at
Anti-Nazi Meet in
Phila. Battle Cops

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. L.
The Communist Party called DEM
onstration for the release of Dimi-
troff. Torgler, Taneff and Popoff for
Friday at IL o'clock in front of the
German Consulate. About 1000
workers gathered at 1915, when
from the window of the Ritz Carlton
Hotel, across the street from the
German Consulate, Comrade Norris
Woods showered down about 5000
leaflets, demanding the release of
our comrades in Germany and pro-
testing against bloody Fascism,
At 1915 he put out 25-foot red
flag with the hammer and sickle on
it, with the demands on the flag,
which included,
Down with bloody Fascism; de-
mand the release of Torgler, Dimi-
troff, Taneff and others; against
the Intervention in Cuba and for
support of the Anti-War Congress.
He started to speak at 1917 p. m.
and continued for 20 minutes, until
the police broke into the room, which
was barricaded from the inside, and
was arrested
The crowd inilitantly answered his
questions and expressed a readiness
inf the struggle against Fascism The
police Immediately interfered and
started to club the workers.
As soon as this phase of the
demonstration was over, Comrade
Mary Brooks, a member of the
AY. G. L., was chained down to the
upoIe in front of the Bellvue STRAIT
ford Hotel, few houses away from
gthe scene Of the first demonstra-
ton. She spoke there for 20 min
utes until the police succeeded in
breaking the chains and arrested
her. Thousands or workers gath
cred around and blocked traffic
for an hour. The police were help
less.
These two comrades were arrested.
Mary Brooks got five days and
Norris Woods is held in $500 bail on
charge of melting to riot.
The demonstration made a ire
mendous impression on the workers
of Philadelphia. 1t was one OF the
most splendid demonstrations ever
held
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
26l6 DELEGATES FROM s. STATES PLEDGE UNITY II
GREATEST ANTI CONGRESS IN C0UNIRY'S HISTORY
Hoover for Roosevelt
NRA Slavery Program

OMAHA, Neb., Oct, Herbert
Hoover, former President of the
United States, has Joined the capt.
talist chorus of those who are sup
porting the Roosevelt N. r. A.
slavery and starvation program.
A statement quoting Hoover's sup
port of the N. r. A. was given out
after an informal conference with
Republican leaders here, showing
that Republican politicians recog-
nize that Roosevelt is faithfully
carrying on the old Hoover hunger
policy against the working class.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02

encourage other maintain solidarity the picket
line
Daily" approaching serious situation Unless money
relief sharply increased funds the
days ourselves in great difficulties
that the life Of the Daily
capitalist Advertising but donations from the workers
situation Many workers did
understand this, rushed in their contributions
forward to help the $4,000
help their
all workers send in Their contributions Rush
funds
Received Friday .....ss.s..S 22O7s
Received Saturday .2lLI0
Tceel to Dste 4S7GS4
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02

gress Against War to deal with our
own war-breeders here at home"
Emil Rieve, president of the Amer
lean Federation of Full-Fashioned
Hosiery Workers, said that ito work
for peace today is far more impor-
tant than it ever was, perhaps in the
history of the civilized world"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
Soviet Correspondents
Expelled from Leipzig
Trial, Leave Germany

BERLIN, oct. 1.-Two correspond
ents for the Soviet press left Germany
yesterday, recalled by the Soviet Gov
srnment after the Nazis had refused
10 allow them to report to Leipzig
trial.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02
Tom Mann, British Workers
Leader, Arrives Tomorrow
Mass Protest of American Workers Forces the
immigration Authorities to Revoke the
Previous Ban

NEW YORK-Tom British working class leader will
Majestic docking at the foot of
States after long fight
ing which protest United States forced the
previous decision barring him
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-02

Get Your Unit, Union Local,
Branch or Club to Challenge
Another Group in Raising Subs
for the Daily Worker!
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Continued on page %
Evening star., 1933-12-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC latest 1929 MODEL coach practi-
cally new condition $50. See tbs wonoer-
full bargain. Open evenings. Capitol Motors
PONTIAC 1928 cabriolet; new top new
paint fine condition; first worth-whlle caSh
or time ofar takes T. Open n,SdtS Sd sts
STUDEBAKER 1890 REGAL sedan; brand
new tires. thoroughly reconditioned motor;
body and paint like new Especially reduced M
saHn saqe: :sBiue Ribbon'' suaranfy. gu TRiANGLE
the Famous for Service" Ford Dealers :.
New York ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1880 Dictator sedan, S275:
original finish excellent; motor. rubber ana
HRhSstfTy Hnef me All dsaa famhy St. Lee
STUDEBAKER 1881 President 4 brougham.
S675; like new in every detail; motor com
pletely overhauled and suarsnteed 4 brand
new tires, wire wheels and trnr&; spotleSs
2I55 Champlain st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1924 sedan; Just a wonder
fIl car for any one wishing cheap trans
Open nights. Repossessed Car Lot Eight
eenth and NJ SITS.
STUDEBAKER 1880 Commander brougham
holstery and tailor-made, seat covers like
new; wire wheels. with practically new
tires; motor excellent; 1913. Lee D. Butler,
Inc, 1875 Champlain st. NV.
SIUDEBAKER late 1929. Sl65 cash: AL
condition; privately owned. Call Hillside
a"S H ST. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 a m. Usually good assortment,
CADILLAC 341 de luxe 5-passenger sport
sedan: n:r 8 wire wheels trunk rack perfect
La Sale convertible coupe; rumble seat;
excellent condition: S265
Buick 1929 Master 5-pass. sedan. S?45.
Buick 1929 Master roadster; 6-wire-wheel
de luxe: rumble seat; S245
Chevrolet 1890 sedan t4-door). Sl15.
Cadillac 314 5-passenger sedan. Sl45.
Cadillac 3l4 2-pasSenger coupe; perfect;
6 tires; S125.
La Sale coupe. 1928. 500.
Cadillac 3l4 G-paSsenger sedan for un-
paid notes SO
Buick Standard 1923 coupe and 5-pass.
sedan. Sl25
Hupmobile 1890 straight s touring; needs
a little work on motor; for unpaid notes.
S125
Chevrolet coupes 4 and 6 cylinder. from
S45 and up
Ford coupes (3) from SIS and up.
Chevrolet 1928 CD coaches and sedans.
ROBERT HERSON's AUTO EXCHANGE.
- Fla. Ave. NE. North 1040S.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

Without interruption, they descended to the base
of the tower crossed the yard and entered the
temple. Here, through devious and roundabout pas.
sages. La led the way to small doorway that opened
into the throne roc at the back OF the dals wnicn
held the +hrone stood
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A TIME-sAVING SERVICE!

IIME-ShVINU ShNVIOE!
II you are having any difficulty in fndlng
a suitable furnished room, with or without
board or for housekeeping. then phone US.
Well be glad to give you full Information
on rooms in any section Of the city. Rent
ais are surprisingly low. No charge Tor our
service: phone Q an. to q pm. ~
SHERMAN RENTAL SERVICE, ME-. Os99.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
fCn-ff--aA


tContinued)
LOVELY FURNISHED ROOMS-Private fam
lily; every convenience; references NOrth
large large front room. second floor front. near
bath; steam heat. unlimited phone: reas.
ALLISON near 10th st. N.W.-Single room
nicely furn.. In private Jewish home; all
conveniences; gentleman. Adams 212l.
MT: pleasant sa,S Mt, bb!54 ba PARK PARK rdmsqnny:
employed only; Sis month Columbia 4So9
and sss ,eG 4sneS sdts
places cont. h.w.: radio. 1926 18th NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1915 2Oth-Second floor.
front semijpriya.e Ssd bath M constant tar b h.
room; one large front room; suitable refined
people both rooms newly furnished. 10.
HOTEL GRAFTON ANNEX. 1875 De Sale,
81 Saildins comfortaby SiH farnshed s' each WITH
running water; near showers: 24-hr. switch.
board and elevator service; S25 30 mo up
HOTEL PLAZA 1st SITS. N.E.-Opposite
tain near Senate once Bldg. and Capitol.
Rooms with double beds. S35 monthly: twin
beds $40 mo. including full hotel service
ATTENTION-Prices uneaualed; large. airy
rooms. with private bath or running water
near showers; new furniture. elevator; single
or double, SO weekly up. The Westminster
1907 18th st NV Also cheaper rooms.
bath: attractive home; cont. h. W, phone;
81. so single. 50 double
l2IS 18th ST. NW.-Front room, private
bath $50: coy room. next to bath, 81.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 174l N.W-Beauti-
fully furnished. large room; twin beds; also
single room. next to bath: h.-w-h h
1913 WEBSTER ST. NV. - Large double
room with closed porch. So private home
Adams 345s.
sO3 A ST. S.E.-Bed room and kitchenet.e;
home like; running hot water. Ii. 3425;
adults; at both ear lines. 23,
1853 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Clean Ink.
rooms, rood heat. phone; othe- rooms.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1924 18th St. NV
SINGLE. front near bath: men; SID;
dorble next bath; employed people.
III KENNEDY N.W.-Detached home; End
nccr front with lavatory bath adjoining
quiet. well kept. GEorgia 1114.
OUR LIsTINGS ARE UP TO THE MINUTE
For your convenience, rooms available IN
any section of the city; a prompt and
courteous service without charge SERv-
Personal ROOMING BUREAU,
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WANTED-GARAGE.

dead storage for 3 months. Will pay So a
car a month. Address Box 317-R. Star
Evening star., 1933-12-19

BUICK 1929 sedan; clean. good tires, fine
motor excellent condition; interior like
new. finish original. mechanically OK. and
our forced-to-move price is S227. Surety
plan s. down. SIG monthly. Open nights
Nolan's Conn. ave. and N st.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

BUICK 1881 de luxe sedan, little s., with
the powerful motor; beautiful maroon tlnlsn.
gold stripe; 6 wire wheels, excellent motor
L.. : mn n
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RFNT-GARAGES,

DEAD STORAGE IN LARGE THREE-sToRY.
freproof garage 81 and 81 per month.
Phone Mrs McGRAw. District SS22.
INDIVIDUAL FIREPROOF GARAGES, IN
slley between 18th and 18th. You and v
SITS NV: reasonable. Call MRS. HARRY
ROILER co. 6906
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR-
THE MADISON,

1870 Eye ST. nw.-Lovely. large, cleal
rooms single, en- suite; private bath
switchboard service: garage; better 10
cation; transients accommodated Res. mgi
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RnnMs-FuRNISHED.


GORDON HOTEL al6, 10th. St. NV
Warm. light room, single. with bath. $12:
rooms With ana Witnous and svitehboard
service.
994 G PL. NV. between G and H. 9th and
loth-Rooms: sleeping and Ink. So. SO
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED single or
double rooms. SIS per week and up Phone
North 7440.
I74s 1sth ST. N.w:-s9nny front front rooms, room.
cooked meals individual tables: S35 mo. 25.
1884 COLUMBIA RD;.Ss VIZ: VII single ing rms:
double. S4: steam heat baths ms. R Iaoys' r.
maid serv:: hall rm.. S250; men. Az: 1021S.
windows. j, next .ss. e. bath; sentleman' 10: $50
1881 K ST. N:w.-,Beautiful Furnished
5og tF r.ssy f. ang M Con s St.
250s CLIFFBOURNE PL. Gsth. Col; Rd y.
Nice. clean warm room. near bath. inst.
h. W. $3.50; garage. co: 9575.
s31 EYE NW.--Large, newly papered room;
rssnenss room. s.. Sc. so sstrsetlve house h. " u:
6O4 ard N.W.-One housekeeping room. 81
wkly: Two comfortable basement rooms; 50;
CONN. near Mayfiower-Extra large front;
twin sad es Eyes sas nea % %
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Handsome private
home; comfortable, convenient sunny rooms:
board optional. 2l12 0 st. North 1891. 99s
1II4 18th ST. NV. (downtown)-Newly
furnished rooms. home environment, S3
I771 MASS. AVE NW.-dentieman; nicely
furnished room. in lovely home; shower
bath, continuous hot water. S25.
1729 21st Nw.-Attractiye. room. kitchen
ette: newly papered. painted hreplace: ex-
cellent neiehborhood: cont. hot weter 22s
1920 17th ST. NV. Corner P)-Basement
room. private entrance. S15 month; phone
1922 ST, NW.-Bright, warm rooms. near
bath; SINGLE S3 so up: double with alcove
kitchenette running water. Sc up. Janitor.
bellboy and maid service.
1052 NEWTON ST. NW.
0ing1e room. gentleman. employee Znd
door bath same door. SIS per month with
hre kfasf: reference; q h. n.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

BOOKS bought IN any quantity; all kinds
Pearlman's Big Book Shop; -9.33 g ST. NV
CHILDS DESK or DOLL CARRIAGE rea-
sonable Shepherd 2SS6-R.
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FIXTURES-Store, restaurant once: cash
registers, etc; stocks of merchandise. Eogar
Baum, Inc. 914 st. NV NE. 9144
FURNITURE-Bric-a- -a-brac. china. glass
ware rugs siverware. paintings. HlgneSt
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l33
Evening star., 1933-12-19
SALE-AUTOM0BILES.

AUBURN 1928 roadster: good conditions ga
RACED nightly; rumble seat: private owner
must sell, $50 cash. Columbia l0204. q :
BUICK 1928 roadster. two-tone green Duco.
good tires excellent motor, this is the
famous standard and this motor is excep-
tional; forced-to-move price, S2l7 Gage
plan 81 DOWN SIS monthly. Open nights.
Nolan's. Conn. ave. and St
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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Observation-Disclosures.

APPAREI-Men's women's and children's;
also shoes. hats. curtains dishes @ @PHgs; NJ ir
niture bought for rummage sale Phone Mr.
Wlnger. Decatur $50. 1921 1th St NV.
2l'
Evening star., 1933-12-19

WANTED-AUTOMO
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Tor our sale
by auction on Wednesday or SATURDAY, 10
am Weschlers, 9l5 NV. National l2Sl
Quick, satisfactory method.
FORD CHEVROLET or other light cars
Will pay more than any one in city FREQ
L Morgan. 134l 14th NV. NO. 1OO9o.
CHEVROLET OR FORD 2-door sedan or
coupe. 1929 or 1880 model. cheap Call at
500 L st. NV.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 l4th street NV.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, al
conyeniences; bus and car service. Rosslyr
Va Clarendon 1892 SAMAHA BRO
Evening star., 1933-12-19

CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe coach; very, low
mileage: performs perfectly reduced IRON
S44g to 1879 for our gigantic ChristRas
sale: blue Ribbon guaranty TRIANGLE
the Famous for Service" Ford Dealers. =
Neu
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RA
CCOntinued.)
VIOLIN, BOW AND CASE, q, $40: tone ex-
cellent: violin. bow and case. S75; worth
5000 repairing. Violin Shop, 1406 H st.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

FORD 1892 coach. VS. motor; radio equip
ped clean inside and runs like watch;
plan, SS1 down. S92 monthly Open
nights Nolan's. Conn. ave. and ST
FORD 1898 de luxe 4-door sedan: with
Jumbo tires; used short while by oficer OF
the company; new-car guaranty. neW-cai
terms extra generous reduction. TRAN.
GLE, Famous for Service Ford Dealers,
Work "
Evening star., 1933-12-19

FORD 1892 VS. coupe midnight black with
cream wheels and stripes; clean inside and
out and at this forced-to-move sale price
of SAT- it will find a new home in
hurry: any reasonable cash or time offer
will take this car Open nights. Nolan S,
Conn owe and N ST
Evening star., 1933-12-19

CHEVROLET 1929 sedan: extra fine motor;
clean inside. Duco finish. overhauled ana
S147 Collateral plan. 81 down, Sl1
monthly. open nights Nolan's Conn. ave
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GORDON HOTEL. al6 18th St. NV
Warm. light room. single. with bath. $l2:
rooms with and without running water. 81
and Ss; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
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FORD 1892 roadster; for sale cheap; good
condition; run 5000 miles. 1888 Ives pl-
ort1
Evening star., 1933-12-19

FORD 1929 roadster; good motor clean
finish good tires; exceptional CONDITION
throughout; forced-to-move sale price. S97.
GAGE plan. 81 down. 81 monthly. Open
nights. Nolan's. Conn. ave. and n St
Evening star., 1933-12-19

NASH 1888 s-cyl. sedan. S675: 1882 s-cyl.
coupe twin ignition. S565; 1880 Ambassa-
sedan, & wire wheels and trunk rack. S395;
1929 special G sedan, S225: 1929 special u
Victoria, sob: 1929 standard q cabriolet.
SiG5. Williams & Baker. Inc. Nash deal
erS 1907 18th NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan: absolutely like
fuli new-esr guarantee; sl9o down, $50
Motor Co. 33 New York ave. NORTHEAST.
Open evenings.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
ArnO Declares He
VIII Slang One on"
Philadelphia Actor
CartOOnist Says No One
Can Punch Him and
Get A,cay With 1t.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, November THE
pugilistically inclined New York car
toonist, Peter Arno, recovering from a
one-punch knockout in the early hours
Of yesterday morning at the fashionable
Embassy Club. was seeking return en-
gagement today with Drexel Biddle
Steel, Philadelphia actor and enter
tainer.
"The next time I see Mr.. Steel, I'm
going to hang one on him that he won't
forget for long. long time" declared
Arno, rubbing his chin. mo one can
punch Peter Arno in the jaw-or cause
his jaw to be punched-and get away
with It,"
Steel, who declared his business man.
ager, Gordon Butler, delivered the
punch, remarked:
Really. I'm not angry at Peter. Why
wouldn't think of continuing this silly
feud."
Although some eye-witnesses insist
Sally ONeill, film actress who had ac-
companied Arno to the club, went into
action with chair, this was denied by
Arno and Miss O'Neill
Miss O'Nein played but a small part
in the affray," said Arno. she charged
gamely to my rescue when she saw
Steel raise q chair, and instructed him
gently but firmly, to drop the chair,
which he did"
Abroken chair was removed from the
club yesterday.