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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
"YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" NEXT
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERA

Milton Aborn, who is now presenting 1.-THE
Mikado" at the st. James Theatre, an
nounces that his next Gilbert and Sullivan
production viii be Women of the Guard. ="
night.
The next Wee and Leventhal production
will be IT'S A Wise Child" by Lawrence E.
johnson, coming to the Forrest Theatre in
fortnight. The play was last seen here in
1929, and had long run.
Bed an Board" new comedy by H L.
Greene following a short road tour, will
open in New York the early part of May.
Mildred Mccoy, Roy Gordon and Patricia
Calvert are III the cast.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26

quested to mobilize their membership
and participate en-masse beneath
their distinguishing banners and en-
blems.
Unity for All Struggles.
Only a powerful united action OF
all workers regardless Of political or
other belief will force the release of
these victims Of capitalist justice and
will serve as a weapon for cementing
the unity Of the workers for fight
against the rising food prices, against
the further wave Of wage cuts, fo1
The struggle for increased relief to
meet the reduced buying power
caused by initiation, as well as the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
WLR. CALLS TO DOCTORS

An urgent call is being sent out
by the Medical Units of the w. I. R.
to nurses, doctors and other hospital
workers to volunteer their services
for the Scottsboro march to Wash
ington. All volunteers report to the
office of Workers International Re-
lief, 146 Fifth Ave.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26

NEW YORK, April %. - The giant
United Front Free Tom Mooney
Scottsboro mass meeting, to be held
IN the Bronx Coliseum, NTH and
White Plains Road, 8 p m, Thursday,
April 9th, received the unqualified
endoI sement OF the Communist Party
District ? in a statement issued today
~ the district secretariat.
The statement calls upon all work
ers and their organizations to support
this mass meeting and to make it a
means OF developing broader and
more pointed mass action for the
freedom Of Mooney and the Scots
ooro boys All organizations are re-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
RETURN OF NATHAN BECKER
IN THIRD WEEK AT Europa

'"The Return Ct Nathan Becker" the frst
Jewish talke from Soviet Russia is being
held over for third week at the Europa
Theatre The film deals with the timely
problem OF the rehabilitation Of the Jews
in Russia under the Soviet regime 1t holds
a special significance for American audi
ences in that the conflict takes place be-
tween a Jewish workman who has spent
twenty-elght years in the United States and
the new tempo and environment which he
encounters upon revisiting his native
Russia.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
Calls for Unity in Struggle for
MOOney>Sc0ttSbOrO

struggle for social unemployment
says the Communist Party state
ment.
Maintain Spirit of Unity.
In keeping with this spirit of
unity we request that the workers
maintain the provisions of Tom Moo
ney's United Front letter by raising
the banners for the Freedom of Tom
Mooney and the Scottsboro boys and
all class war prisoners but withhold
ing banners which attack other or
carnations and which recruit for any
specific group or organization. Only
literature dealing with the Mooney
and Scottsboro cases is to be sold.
Mooney and Scottsboro must be the
only central issues, but as such, be
symbols of the fighting unity of all
workers against the system which is
responsible for the systematic frame
up of working class leaders and the
ruthless oppression of the Negro
people"
The statement concludes with ring
ing slogans for Unity in the strug-
gle for the freedom of Tom Mooney
and the Scottsboro Boys. Unity of
all workers and their organizations
for the end of the frame-up and
lynch system.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26

publishers at their banquet.last night
His job is to unity the press behind
the Roosevelt program and to carry
on such propaganda as that associ-
ateG with the setting aside next Sun
day as a day of prayer" for Roose-
welt, the latest stunt of the publicity
managers who are trying to magnify
this puppet of Wall Street, into a
great president.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26

NEW YORK Preparations for the
mass ScottsborO March to Washing
ton, definitely set for May 8 by a
United Front Conference last Sunday,
is proceeding in this city at a fast
pace. The New York marchers leave
he city May 6.
One Of the many important meet
ings being held to rally the Negro
and white workers for the march will
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
WARNS TAMMANY SEEKS TO
WRECK SCOTTSB0RO FIGHT
l. L. D. Praises LebOwitz' Trial Work. Sees
Menace in Disruptiye Maneuvers

NEW Notwithstanding and caution attempts political
whose purpose is to stem the
outrageous Decatur ynchyerdict in the ScOttbO
these ends sounded letter Lbowi
oney in the by William secretary
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
ThuI'Sday-

VERNE SMITH wifi speak on significance
CT May Day, at ONCE Workers Union Ed1-
cational meeting, at Labor Temple, 242 E.
l4th St, pm Be on time,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
MONEY
HELPS PROFITS,
STATE SENATOR

WASHINGTON, April 25.-It is eX-
pected that the Thomas amendment
providing for an enormous program
OF initiation viii be voted upon We'd
nesday night Il is obvious that the
Republican opposition representing
some Of the die-hard creditor inter-
6zts, Wh1 do not wish to make any
change in the strategy Of the CAPT
talist attack against tFe workers. will
have no effect against the wave Of
Initiation Which is rising higher every
day,
The Thomas Initiation amendment
provides four means of initiating the
currencu. The first is that the Fed
eraI R2Sarye will be empowered to
Place $3,OO0,O0G,O00 CT Federal Re-
serve nccas in circulation by open
m2rEe. purchases Of government
bond. The second section empoW-
e-s the government to issue another
Sc 900 ,G0G 600 Of rev currency to meet
interest payments and to purchase
outstanding interest bearing govern
mem obligations. adding So GOO, 100000
more Of new currency to circulation.
The third section empowers the
P.eciGelt to devaluate the dollar by
reducing its gold content. The last
sectiCl permits the government to
Iaceire SI0oO09000 of silver from
o.har countries as payment for war
Cabjg. t7t5 c.lV1r TO Be used 2S back
inp To- currency. The 2vOWed pur-
poso Of the amendment is to raise
prices and to permit American CAPT
taliSm to compete at a profit with
ether powers by reducing the cost of
production and the purchasing power
Of the dollar
Robinson Promises Controlled"
Initiation.
Senator Robinson. speaking before
the Associated Fres5 at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York, said that RoCse-
velts initiation program will be con
trolled' &c also defended Rose
velts policy Of placing the burden Of
the crisis upon the masses. He said
that Recovery could not be accom-
plished without levying increased
taxes or radical economies. Mani
testify, to increase taxes when profits
from private Investments were disap-
pearing would merely add to the dis
couagement and fear. o" Senator
Robinson thus admits that the Roose-
welt initiation program is deliberately
for the purpose of protecting the
profits of the rich
His promise Of controlled initiation
is a delusion, since the process of
rising prices requires continually in
creased amounts of currency to be
issued in order that the price rise
continue. AS soon as the value of
currency began to rise. prices would
begin TO drop again This makes it
impossible for any Initiation to be
controlled.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
DIARY OF A REyOLUTIONIsTp

question which startled the world when
engineers were put on trial for their lives,
charged with sabotaging Russia's Five Year
Plan, is the basis for the latest sound film
from the Soviet Union. DIARY of Revolu-
ZIONIST" coming soon to the City Theatre,
ia East l4th Street.
The story starts in the present but by a
skillful stcry device, the scenes swing back
and forth between exciting incidents OF
Russia's Civil War and the no less tense
drama Of the building of modern industry.
The double plot is interviewer The old
commander, Rybakon. whose heroic EXPLOITS
in the war are the background of the story,
is the one to discover plot : ! the great
ship yards managed by his friend which
has been hinderng the complsticl IF m
important ship. He recognizes in the beau
tiful wife of his friend former enemy, and
finds that she is the spy who is endangerine
the shlpyards. Then comes the tragic
struggle between duty and love, intensified
by the dramatic circumstances.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
N. Y. DISTRICT LID. SUPPORTS


A call issued today by the N. Y.
District, LID, through its secre-
tary, John J. BALKAN urges all men,
bers Of the LID. and of all mass Or
CARNATIONS to attend in large mas
ses the Mooney Scottsboro United
Front mass meeting, at the Bronx
Coliseum, 177th Street.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26

of energy and new hearts pounding
in more than 10000, 900 people Fol-
lowing our Russian brothers, our feet
also become surer and our hands
stronger to seize power
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-26
"Black Blood" Flows

In 1926 several dozen workers first
came to Nefte-Chala to dig oil The
heat was awful. Mosquitoes were
everywhere. Faces, hands, and bodies
were swollen and blistered. Food sup
ply was poor There was a shortage
of water There was almost no con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
Code Check Brings Limit of
Production to 80
Per Cent.
By Times Special

. IW6S SpeClUB
WASHINGTON, Nov. Which
is better for national recovery, to
limit lumber mill production to 30
per cent of capacity or to let the
mills run long hours and employ
second shifts of workers?
NRA has just re-surveyed this
problem in connection with at
tempted rebellion against produc-
ton limitation provisions of the
lumber code. 1t has decided that
both the causes of immediate re-
employment and permanent recov-
cry are best served by restricting
mills to 30 hours operation a week
which means that the industry as
a whole operates on about 80 per
cent capacity.
In making this decision NRA re-
jected the idea that it's first duty
was to investors in the two lumber
companies, which are protesting
that unless they can operate 60
hours a week they can not make
proper returns. To grant this claim,
says Assistant Deputy Administrator
E. A. Selfridge in reporting to Ad-
ministrator Johnson on the subject,
would be TO make a virtue out of
former mass production, big volume
at the sacrifice of quality and price,
and failure to cooperate in past
efforts for production control"
The lumber code. fixed a produc-
ton quota for each area in the
country and each area then aIlo-
Gated to its mills an amount of work
which in the west coast district
would make possible operation on a
thirty-hour week schedule. AS a re-
suit, mills which had in the past
been running two shifts a day had
to lay off men. The two mills which
protested the order laid off a total
of 1916. On the other hand, mills
which had been closed because of
inability to compete have re-opened.
The west coast divisional agency
estimates that altogether $4,000 men
have been re-employed under the
code.
Captain Selfridge said in his re-
port:
AT the time the code went into
effect, the entire west coast lumber
and timber industry was confronted
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
New Vogue in Interior Decoration Is
Shown in Filling Station Construction
Westinghouse MiCarta Used
in Enhancing Beauty
of Buildings.

A new vogue in interior decoration
of filling stations made its appear
ance recently when the new Gulf
station, Penn avenue at West street,
Williamsburg, Pa, was paneled in
striking shades of Westinghouse
micarta wall material
Developed originally in the engi-
neering laboratories Of the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company as an electric insulation
material, micarta is being found a
superior product in widely separated
fields of use. Its most recent appli-
cation is in the decorative field.
In the youngest of Cuffs many
filling stations micarta gives an i'm
preston of newness and smartness
that is lacking with staid, conven-
tional finishes.
Micarta panels of stray yellow
light green and jet black, set off by
strips of aluminium, have tang of
the modern in the stations Office
and restrooms.
From the floor to waist high, the
walls of the office are finished in
cleaning black, the upper walls in
crisp straw yellow. The doors are
paneled in a pleasing arrangement
of light green and somber black.
Drinking fountain. cash register and
show windows are finished in har-
mony with aluminium trim on coal
black micarta.
In the two restrooms, micarta
panels of light green straw yellow
are carried the full height of the
wall. Lavatory and other con-
veniences are in light pastel shades
or jet black. Oval mirrors of gen.
erous size are included among the
accessories.
Beauty is not the only desirable
quality of miCarta. It's ability to
wear is unsurpassed. 1t will not
support combustion and it is not
affected by fumes or weak acids.
Micarta has many architectural
uses, among them, in store fronts
and show windows; on counters and
tables in restaurants; as paneling
in Hobbies, Offices and elevators, and
in similar building applications.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
Cement Group Supports
Public Works Project

There is a slight extra cost for the
precautions, but that means more
labor.
"A survey recently conducted by
the construction league of the
United States revealed that normally
one of every ten workers in the
country has a job in construction
or in an industry dependent upon
construction. Further. one of every
five loaded railroad cars contains
materials or equipment for con-
struction. Therefore, when construc-
ton hits a snag such as winter. all
industry and business. and practi-
cally all people, suffer a drop in in
come and many workers get no in
come at all.
The logic of the administration
plan to place more and more men
at work Immediately is beyond ques-
ton. That plan deserves the sup
port of every private citizen and
every public official who has any
thing to do with building.
The regular public works pro-
gram based on federal grants and
loans should be pushed with every
energy despite oncoming winter.
which after all is just another big
bad wolf, all bark and no bite
Namse is the Tibetan god of
wealth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
PUBLIC TURNS
TO NEW BEER
Indiana Club PiIsener Is
Especially Liked by
Women.

A new PilSener style beer known
as Indiana Club" introduced here
less than a week ago by Indiana
Breweries, Inc, is meeting with I'M
usually rapid acceptance in clubs,
hotels, restaurants and other places,
according to Leo G. Mcnamara,
brewery president. 1t is now on
draught in many places, and most
all of the better places will have it
within week or two, Mr.. McNa-
mara says. Sufficient bottled IN
diana Club is now ready, too, to
fill all orders for home consumption,
he states.
Indiana Club" is said to be ex-
ceptionally fine favored, sparkling
and smooth. Women, particularly,
show a decided preference for this
new beer over any that has been
available since beers return, &C
cording to dispensers.
The company has expended many
thousands of dollars in charging
the plant and installing new ma
chinery and equipment to produce
the new beer and now is said to
have one of the most modern
breweries in the country.
The new Indiana Club bottle
labels are attractively designed,
modern and harmonious in color
combinations, being produced in
light and dark blue on a silver back
ground, with black and white added
to effect pleasing contrast.
The new beer is fully aged to a
mellow, full-bodied richness, and
the manufacturer controlled brew
ing process assures full legal
strength.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
MIRA Rules Against Full
Output by Lumber Units

with two vital, but conflicting prob
lens: to spread and increase en-
ployment at a living wage in order
to alleviate promptly the sufferings
incident to widespread and long
continued unemployment, and to
reduce drastically its production to
meet the falling demand.
For years there has been too
much lumber production, in conse-
quence of which thousands of Ia
borers and many manufacturers
have become victims of a compe-
tition that has demoralized the
whole industry If the Recovery
act was intended to do anything at
all it must have been intended to
correct the distressing conditions
found in the lumber producing
areas. The interests of labor and
capital, either as individuals or par
ticular groups, which are vested on
such a situation have no place in
the picture at ALL"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
Winter Building Is Termed
Practical by Experts
on Construction.
By Times Spccia

BIZ ines Special
CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-The admin
iStrauons objective to place 4,0000 900
additional men at work this winter,
insofar as construction is concerned.
is entirely in keeping with engineer
ing possibilities. according to Ed
ward J. Mehren, president of the
Portland Cement Association.
Building in winter is definitely
practicable" said Mr. Mehren.
'Some years ago construction en-
gineerS and builders exploded the
centuries-old myth that construc-
ton. like the bear. should 60 into
hiding with the first nip of fall.
Methods have been in common use
for years which permit of building
in winter with rapidity and safety.
Unfortunately. many builders
and many of those who are reSpon-
sible for building still do not realize
that winter is no longer the dreadful
ogre it once was. Any good builder
knows or can easily find out just
what simple precautions are neces-
sarv for work in the cold months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
December Holidays in
All Countries Listed

iday), Cuba Cnot a legal holiday,
half day, purifaction).
Saturday, Dec. 9, Palestine part
of day, occupation of Jerusalem)
Tuesday, Dec. II, Mexico (Our
Lady of Guadaloupe).
Saturday, Dec. Is, Bechuanaland,
Orange Free State, southwest
Africa, Swaziland Union of South
Africa Dingaan's day., Brazil Estate
of Goyaz, state holiday.
Tuesday, Dec. 10, Brazil Estate Of
Parana, state holiday, Venezuela
national holiday, Yugoslavia BEL
grade, st. Nicholas, o. s..
Saturday, Dec. %, Ceylon, India
Calcutta, Rangoon) christmas
holiday.
Few Ignore Christmas
Monday, Dec. 25, a legal holiday
in every country throughout the
world except in Bulgaria, the King
dom of Saudi Arabia (where it is
observed by the European bank
and Russia u. S. S. R. Christ
mas.
Tuesday, Dec. e. Austria, Barba-
dos, Basutoland, Bechuanaland, Be-
chuanaland Protectorate, Bermuda,
British Guiana, British Honduras,
Cayman Islands, Ceylon, China, Gu
racao, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Dan
zig, Denmark, Dutch East Indies,
Dutch Guiana, Estonia, Federated
Malay States, Finland, Gambia, Ger
many, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Greece,
Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, In
dia Bombay, Calcutta, Madras,
Rangoon, Iraq, Irish Free State,
Italy mot a legal holiday, but banks
are closed, Jamaica, Latvia, Lee
ward Islands, Liechtenstein, Lithu-
ania, Netherlands, Newfoundland
New South Wales. New Zealand,
Norway, Nyasaland, Orange Free
State, Poland, Queensland, Rhodesia,
Roumania, Kingdom of Saudi Ara
bia observed by the European bank
Siam, Sierra Leone, South West
Africa, Straits Settlements. Swat
land, Sweden, Switzerland (Basle.
Geneva, st. Gall, Tessin and Zu-
rich, Tasmania, Togoland, Trini-
dad and Tobago, Tripoli, Turks and
CaicoS Islands, Union of South
Africa, Victoria. Virgin Islands, West
ern Australia, Windward Islands
Christmas holiday, Great Britain
Except Scotland; boxing day).
Spain (half day in Barcelona, Bilbao
and alencia), City of the Vatican.
Yugoslavia Gjubljana and zagreb)
(St. Stephen.
Wednesday, Dec. Of, Ceylon, Es-
tonia, Greece mot a legal holi-
day but banks are closed. India
MADRAS, Rangoon), Latvia, New
Zealand, Roumania christmas hol-
iday), Leeward islands CMontserrat:
bank holiday, City of the Vatican
(St. john.
Thursday, Dec. %, South Aus
tralia proclamation day..
Friday. Dec. 90, Costa RIGA (San
Jose; carnival, India MADRAS:
Christmas holiday, South Australia
(bank holiday.
Saturday, Dec. 80. Brazil Estate of
Bahia; state holiday, Costa RIGA
(San Jose: carnivaD, Guatemala,
South Australia (bank holiday
India MADRAS, Rangoon; Christmas
holiday, Philippine islands (Rizals
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-27
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York Offers In
formation.

The following list of bank and
public holidays which will be cele-
brated in December on the dates
indicated, is outlined by the Guar
anty Trust Company of New York.
The list follows:
Friday, Dec. l, Azores, Madeira
independence, Brazil Estate Of
Goyaz, state holiday, Liberia New
port day., PORTUGAL Flag day,
Portuguese East Africa, Portuguese
West Africa revolt against SPAIN
Yugoslavia national holiday.
Monday, Dec. 4, Persia birthday
of twelfth Imam).
Wednesday, Dec. 6, Finland I'm
dependence, Greece (half day.
Rumania (St. Nicholas.
Thursday, Dec. 7, Cuba Decora-
ton day.
Many Open Dec. s
Friday, Dec. 8, Argentina, Austria
Dominion of Canada (Quebec) OBJ
served by French banks in the
Province of Quebec and by English
b1AlhC III Q4Oll1OO Nl1CI6
population predominates, Chile, Co.
lombia, Costa Rica, Czecholovakia
part of day., Germany Bavaria,
Rhineland and Upper Silesia), Qua
temala, Hungary, Italy, Liechten-
stein, Lithuania, Malta, Mexico (half
day., Monaco, Nicaragua, Paraguay,
Peru, Poland, Salvador, Spain (half
day in Barcelona, Bilbao, Valencie
and Vigo). Switzerland (Fribourg
LuCerne. Tessin and the Catholic
part of Basle). TripoI, City of the
Vatican. Venezuela, Yugoslavia
Gjubljana and zagreb) Immacu-
late Conception, Brazil call day in
the states of Aalagos, Bahia. Par
ahyba and Pernambuco, and half
day in the states of Maranhao. Rio
Grande do Sui. Sac Paulo Estate hOl-