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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS


CADILLAC. LATE 1880. ALL WEATHER
PHAETON. which converts into q Dc
luxe sedan or sport touring: 6 wire wheels:
prettiest car in city. The hishest-priced
s-cyhnder Cadillac ever offered at such 3
NASH. 1881. BIG .s'' DE LUKE SEDAN:
slightly damaged; new tires; only 1 Z 900
HUPP. 1881. STRAIGHT as' sport tonr1 saso
ing; needs work on the motor $3.50
BUICK '29 MASTER q SEDAN: wire
wheels. rumble seat. de luxe type. per-
cApILLAc DE LUXE SHORT coUpLEn
SEDAN. pass: wire wheels. :. s37h
CADnLAC. BAL. SHORT COUPLED 81
Fokp 1881 COUPE: ike new :ss1i7s
BUCKS go. STANDARD CoUPEs and
fAekSkb ffzaxsEfbS srRA1oHT aaTa oogFE 4oURiss ses
eHEy. S9UPEs (ia,: 1880 i ia@a:: SIS sSp Sp
ERsKfNE 1929 SEDAN 4-doors. .... ss5
CHEVROLET 1923 SEDAN ....... sS5
CHRYSLER 40" ROADSTER. rumble
wILLYs-KN. 8 SEDAN. 4 doors ss5
BUICK PARTS. MOTORS AND BODIES
up to 1881 models full line: reasonable
PACKARD EARLY 20 SHORT COUPLED DE
new car in every respect with 30-day
RoBERT HERsoNs AUTO EXCHANGE,
4. Fla. ave NE. North i04OS
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BUSINESS oppoRrvyNTrus.

as bS a: snPe.s s Yth n. snsR rSs% sas
3. b Behrend. 1917 F.''. NV. '0O per "0'
s:.s Ssar::. ss9as ss. sssc .s :s
GASOLINE 1 Inn and o beer business owner
psnslon purposes; earnings show over .3,1r %
Hddress Rss @ iSsP stsa oe. a%Dls IS
PRESS pr SSH SHOE in NE, excellent location and
HOME DECORATING BUSINESS NV. good
location; modern display room; rental, $40,
Opportunity for live interior decorator.
Ma. 1896.
A. furniture q sci s.psTsssiy. Cal cail 'sft after
Thursday. 114a 18th st NV.
DREeSMAKING and alteration shop. estab-
o1sIs; must rstSs On sceoSnt " III 'GaS h.sth
Address Box 1s3-D. Star once IL
CAFETERIA. downtown corner: fully equip
$500 4ddress Box issp fefs ssa9 ssG once
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES: corner. central
Ds,e: OI,e: $1,000. Address Box ss4-D. Star
HoUsEKEEPER wanted. couple. wife take
care rooming house: free rent; bring written
references. q to 10, 1l12 18th NV.
pafn.s uaga r Ior AYE dnSx 9Ss wish
cash. Good opportunity:
WILL RENT portion Of building to whole
@ oesten o. %Ess esss and ideal
LADY wants to rent. from owner. furnished
Gated; best references. DE. 55?l.
RooMiNd HOUSE; Is rooms. Beautifully
Adams 1894. 3Os
DENTIST will give services in exchange for
iia1hons i15p sT noors nss and finishing Address Box
rooms: blocks u Union % Station M nT pric.. hs s75;
rent. $50 month. 2ss
RESTAURANT. including beer license; doing
good business; illness reason for selling. Ad-
dress Box l63-D. Star once go
BEER BusINEss. established route and bot.
LIQUOR possibilities after Dec. co 433s.
ROoMING HOUSE. ..eive-swsy price" Just
IL rooms. Allied. Real location. opposite
Govt. buildings. Owner must leave city at
HSSe Hoom sSa Si5o down 1,5 payment Price $3.50
TAILORING, cleaning pressing store; splen-
did chance to buy good, going, long-estab-
hshed business at beginning OF season. one
OF busiest sections in, city; am forced to
seA; low price to buick buyer. 2506 14th
R0oMING and boarding house; 10 rooms.
: baths Just of 14th St; nicely furnished
cheap rent income. S4.5 per month; must
sacrince asking $3.50; terms.
DelicatesSen. lunch and news; rent cheap;
downtown section: real bargain price.
$500; good terms.
Delicatessen and rooms; corner; busi-
ness, $3.50 weekly; must sacrifice; real
bargain for Sl.500.
Delicatessen and lunch business; $40 to
$50 daily; a real location; asking only
y 900: 5000 terms
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YOUR FUTURE
Can Be SECURED 0perating Modern

YOUR FUTURE
Can Be Secured Operating Modern
OMAHONY DINER
Feeding the public-24 hours a day-with
one OF our diners should give you net
profit between $1,000 90 and $40. 900 90
annually. II you are responsible and have
some capital to place in q business of your
own-wTite for catalog and locations.
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
e9o WEST GRAND ST, ELIZABETH, N j
RESTAURANT-BARGAIN.
:. Good downtown location. near l4th and
sts. NV. doing a good business; stock
lease; beer license; and place has a high
class reputation for good food; owner retir-
ing on account i'll health; will sell at sacri-
fee for cash.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1918 H St. NV DI OaOS
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, to work WASH
ington territory. calling on business con-
vertised line OF business necessities; only
local man considered: permanent connec-
tion. MERCHANTS INDUSTRIES, Inc.
104-206 East Elizabeth ave, Linden, N j.
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Pc SOTO 1921 sedan, S365: finished IN
new tires; the motor has been Thoroughly
checked and put in perfect condition: very
and 14th at R stk ~.
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CLDSMOBILE 1928 4-door sedan-In ex-
ceptionally good condition; very low mileage:
practically new tires; must see to appre-
ciate bargain like this for only S135: will
accept $40 cash and Sl2 monthly. Ask for
Mr. Herfurth Columbia l7O6
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Job with wire wheels. side mounts. rum
PIE seat. etc. The paint Is perfect and the
motor Is really in wonderful mechanical
condition. Don't overlook this one. L. P.
eteuart, Inc. 1925 14th and 18th at
SITS NV
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very good and very clean; small wheels
Al General tires: guaranteed. Mr.. Adams.
1923 L NV MA l3o4
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COLORED WOMAN wants position as maid.
cellent cook; present employer leaving town:
will give reference. Phone CO 1888. ask
Tor DR.. Whitin's maid. 1898 18th st. n w.
Good nav - " '''
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COLORED GIRL wants job as general
Call North 1O2a4
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COlORED GIRL. honest. wants part-time
work OF any kind; city references. Phone
Evening star., 1933-09-28

PACKARDS PACKARDS, PACKARDS-
1928 convertible coupe. 1915; 1927 COW.
coupe. Sl65; lgSs 1-pass. inclosed limou,
sine. S.15; 1899 club sedan, S5@5. All
cars in excellent condition. See Butler
specials today. Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2155
Champlain 81 CO 1850
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COLORED GIRL. neat, wants part-time
work or general housework; references.
North 2hlh-I
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PIERcE-ARROW convertible de luxe coupe.
193l.-Beautiful black with green stripe;
excellent tires and motor. trunk. $S5 air
horn: $l.095. Lee d. Butler. Inc. 2155
Champlain st. Co $3.50.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK laundry work,
part time or by day. Call or write 2031
11th st. NV
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LA SALE 1880 Sedan. s505 This is a
de luxe Job with all de luxe equipment, is
as clean as pin and runs beautifully II
you are loking for a real buy. see this one
L p. Steuart. Inc, 1925 14th and l4th at
Evening star., 1933-09-28

OAKLAND 1927 4-door sedan-In splendid
mechanical condition driven very carefully
by lady; paint. upholstery also in fine shape:
has good tires; in a condition to go most
anywhere; will sacrifice for S15: really
worth great deal more. II you haven't
all cash. will accept Y"5 and the balance
$40 monthly. 2152 Woodley pl NV. CO.
lumtia IoAl
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GIRL. colored. wants domestic work of any
KIND; city references; home nights. Call
North 1000
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WIDOW (reinedD. as companion. house,
keeper or manager, select rooming house.
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OLDSMOBILE COUPE. 193O-Black finish,
like new, practically new tires motor per-
feet, 30.day guarantee. large allowance on
your old car and easy terms: priced for
Fall sale. sos. Brightwood Motor Sales
Co, 5s32 Georgia ave. Phone GE. 5343
or GE l34h
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LINCOLN town sedan tbody by Brunn)-
Owned by executive Washington family who
save 1t the best Of care; cost 5000 Here's
your opportunity to own a real fine car at
great saving. Phone or call for q demon
strstion. Pierce-Arrow Sales. 1872 Conn
Evening star., 1933-09-28

LINCOLN 1881 de luxe 4-pass sport phae-
ton q w. W, driven only $4,000 miles; one
Superior Motor Cars, Inc. 1920 Ilth st.
DEcatur I3nn
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GIRL. colored. wishes place good cook.
housework, part time. days work; city ref
erence. Lincoln 5l53-M
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OLDSMOBlLE coupe, 1925; 6-wheel equip
ment; good tires, excellent motor and paint
A real Butler bargain at Sl65. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. II 55 Chsmplain St CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1882 roadster; free-wheeling.
motor rebuilt. new top and tires; will give
many months Of service: guaranteed; $75
down. balance $50 monthly. Warrinston
Motor Car Co 2O35 18th st NV
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hUPMOB1LE 4-door. 5pasSenger sedan.
1881; interior and nnish like new motor
mechanically perfect; puncture proof tubes
with General tires; large allowance on your
old car and easy terms; priced for this sale,
S425 Brightwood Motor Sales 5s32 Georgia
ave. Phone GE 5343 or GE 3545
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and tires Al; guaranteed go days; S75
down. balance $50 monthly. Also 1929 Hud-
son. $40 down. $50 monthly. See these
outstanding buys before you purchase q
HUDSON. Warrington Motor Car Co. 2O35
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PIERCE-ARROW 5-passenger de luxe sedan;
perfect condition must sacrifice. CLaren-
Io
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ditional; steady work; local men only
Apply after = 80. $50 Investment Bldg,
18th and SITS NV 29s
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HUPMOBILE 1881 sedan-Free wheeling:
wire wheels; beautiful gray finish; all good
at s545. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2Ib5 Cham
plain st CO $3.50.
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GIRL, colored. wants part-time or all-day
work; can give references. Phone COlum-
Evening star., 1933-09-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has cooks, maids.
hcuseworkers; day. week, month; references
2Ss
CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY for help DE.
2419. 1925 9th st; experienced couples,
no charge.
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= fender wells . spare tires and metal tire
covers. trunk rack and many other extrss;
wire wheels: beautiful in color; quiet and
smooth in performance; driven I6 600 miles;
reasonable for quick sale. terms. COum-
hia uhOn.
Evening star., 1933-09-28

NASH 1929 brougham-rwin ignition. ex-
hair upholstery Lee D. Buffers used cars
make you happy and save you money
Here's one for STD. Lee d. Butler. Inc +,
ol55 Champlain St CO 5n5O
Evening star., 1933-09-28

OPERATOR AND FLOOR MAN (good). In
country printing plant; must be able to run
q Duplex: steady position. Apply immedi-
atAly, p 0. Box 123. Rockville. Nd
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MEN, >, neat appearing. for savings ac-
count campaign; selling experience helpful:
commission paid daily If desired. For inter-
view. telephone Emerson 51SS after : pm.
Evening star., 1933-09-28

TRAINED NURSE, massage expert; lovinl
care; 10 years experience. Potomac 092S-W
Mrs ELL SOs
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MEN-Need at once for local circulation
campaisn; no experience necessary; can earn
SIS per week TO start. See Mr.. Murray
Room 400. 1919 ? st. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.


tor. rubber. paint like new; low mileage: will
sacrifice for 1885: small down payment; bsl.
ance easy terms. 1908 14th st. NO. a23?.s
throughout; motor absolutely perfect; IN
usual HU ms ba5sain' $50 cash. 1907 Spring I'd
T3ER T1ss lsss ys nsS: ;rso an %
ms S' sr.ss s.;s' 4em: ''"S Shrs:|:s sS:s:
FORD 1889 demonstrator. See Mr.. Taylor.
sslssman for Triangls Motor Co.. New
York ave. nv.
FORD sport Toadster-Very lat. 1891; a.
Yorf ave % aoRfHR1sr aRsSs MS9p. oeen eve ss.nns. m w
FORD 1899 VS. coupe; lustTous black: very
est Dries n town $40 E m Ez terms sn and
trade. Toms Chrysler-Plymouth. 637 N
FORD DE LUKE COUPE. .'V-sd-compietely
equipped: no abuse: bargain at $3.50. In
auire l425 Irving st. NV.
FoRD-Have Ss5 deposit on new Ford; will
chased on regular terms Lincoln 4a4a-J
FORD 1899 tudor; gray with black running
TS year perfect appearance and performance.
ana 1sd. D!ss Tcms m ssIi a1 terms
FORD late 1881 sport coupe-Rumble seat.
tow cash b4 ks HaimesG new n driven so
FORD 1880 coach-Same as new; SIS
down; no property signers; easy terms ar
ranged. Century Motors. 1908 14th st. NV.
North 0232.
FORD model A 4-door landau sedan; prac-
tically new tires all around and a perfect
motor; owner must sell; SIPS; terms to re-
or janitor.
FORDs, FoRDs! FoRDs--193O tudor
Slg5; 1929 tudor, Sl25; 1882 sport coupe,
S3.5 Lee D. Buffers used cars make you
nappy Tnc 9sne ane ssve ySu money Lee % Butler.
FRANKLIN FRANK sedan. 1p29-Very good;
Motors. 1923 l. ST.. Dodge Plymouth deal
efs 26s
HUDSON sedan-This car looks good and
runs perfect; any demonstration; we do
not nave room for 1t. thus the low price Of
S3o 33 New York ave. NORTHEAST.
Open evenings.
HUDSON . 1880 sport sedan; appearance
and tires Al; guaranteed 60 days; $75
down. balance $50 monthly. Also 1929 Hud-
son. $40 down. $50 monthly See these
outstanding buys before you purchase
HUDSON Warrington Motor Oar Co. 2035
18th st. NV
HUPMOBILE 1881 sedan-Free wheeling; o
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

TRAINED NURSE will take entire charge Of
confinement; very reasonable; case nursing
also Potomac 46gS-J
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
RETRACTION FROM s. P. DEMANDED
BY CLEVELAND MOONEY CONFERENCE

CLEVELAND, April 22 Mal).The Socialist Ohio
taking
pressing
by of Communist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
SET UP FISH"
co NJ MITTEE IN
ILLINOIS STATE
A Trotsky tie Asks
Governor Horner to
to Probe Union

CHICAGO, Ill, April 81. (By MaiD
Yesterday, on a motion Of Repub-
ncan representative from Chicago,
R. v. Libonati, the House Of Repre-
sentatives in Springfield passed a
motion to name a Committee Of five
members of the State Legislature to
investigate the activities Of the Com
munists in Illinois, that is, to create a
Fish" Committee for Illinois.
The setting up Of such Commit
tee at this time is an attempt to
detract the attention of the terror
carried on by the Democratic Cover
nor Homer and his administration in
the State against the workers and
particularly the miners in Illinois.
Gerry Allard, Trotskyite, plays
into the hands of Homer by making
statement, that he, because OF
being charged with Communism, re-
quests Horner to investigate charges
that the P. M. A. are Communists
This shows a surrender Of the rights
Of the workers and placing faith in
Governor Horner. Such a policy will
lead to defeat.
The miners and workers in the
State of Illinois must reject this cap
itulation and answer by exposing the
campaign of terror, persecution, star
vation and wage-cuts carried by Gov
ernor Horner and mobilize masses Of
workers in struggle against it.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29

litical motives of whitewashing the
discredited police department of Phil
adelphia which engineered Willie
Browns frame-up.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
LEO GALLAGHER
RUNS FOR JUDGE
Mooney Lawyer OPP.
poses Chum of Rolph

LOS ANGELES, April 28-That the
Mooney case will play part in the
May 2 primary elections here IS
obvious from the fact that Leo Gal
lagher, attorney for the International
Labor Defense and defense counsel
in the new Mooney trial, is running
for municipal court judge against
Thurmond Clarke, intimate friend
OF Governor James Rolph.
Gallagher has waged relentless
fight for workers rights in the courts
OF the Pacific Coast. He was attorney
for the I. l.. d. in the Imperial Valley
case, has battled against the criminal
syndicalism laws of California and
the raids of Captain Hynes "Red
Squad" and was discharged from the
Southwest University Law School
for defending the Free Tom Mooney
runners who raced about the olympic
games track last summer.
Clarke Is the friend Of Sunny Jim"
Rolph, who as mayor of San Fran
cisco, heard the complete story of the
Mooney frame-up when Draper Hand,
detective who had charge of perjured
witnesses, confessed. Rolph, now
Governor, still refuses a pardon to
Mooney.
Clarke, notorious for his hate Of
militant workers while on the bench,
once answered defendants question
as to whether he believed in equality
for Negroes by saying Don't be
ridiculous
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29

S. P. deeming it "inadyisable" that
local or state organizations take part
in these united front conferences
should now be interpreted as pro
hibit' He then launched into a mesh
Of Misrepresentation and innuendo,
such as Tom Mooney had been ex-
PEELED from the S. P. for advocating
the very thing he was later convicted
on-dynamiting (ThiS betrayal Of
of Mooney was fully exposed in the
Daily Worker of April 28.-Editor) e.
He said he had received a conf
Dental letter from Tom Mooney. He
did not produce it but made no
scruples about betraying its supposed
contents. Mooney had written that
the Socialist Party should not take
part in the Chicago conference unless
it was abject enough to abide by the
decision of the Communist faction.
The Mooney conference, he said, was
merely racket to raise money to
pay Communist functionaries.
When the delegates to the S. P
reported back to the Cleveland Tom
Mooney conference the results OF
their visit, a motion was passed de-
manding an apology from Senior
who is National Secretary and ret
raction by the National Executive
Committee of the Socialist Party.
The Mooney conference condemned
the refusal of the Socialist Party OF
Ohio to send delegate to the local
Tom Mooney conference.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
WILLIE BROWN IS
GIVEN LIFE TERM
7 awyer Batrays Negro
Boy in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 49, -
Betrayed by his lawyer, N. G. Nix,
who pleaded him guilty despite proofs
of his innocence and previous re-
versal of death sentence against
him, Willie Brown, Negro boy framed
on charge of numbering ssven-year
old white girl, was sentenced to life
imprisonment here today.
Although the International Labor
Defense had been asked by Willie
Browns mother to help in the de-
Tense, and David Levinson. LID. at
torney rose in court when Nix en-
tered plea of guilty, to protest, Nix
was supported in his plea by Judges
F. S. Brown, Howard A. Davis, and
Robert E. Lambertson.
The LID. announced that it would
continue to develop mass protest %
force the release OF Willie Brown,
and would expose the betrayal OF
Nix nationally, at special mass
meetings called to support the Scots
boro defense and march to Wash
ington. raising the Willie Brown case
as a local Scottsboro which must be
combated,
Nix's move was prompted by po-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29

EdTly Was JaSSCu OuG 10 LIlG % Qele-
gates of the Socialist Party Con-
vention. Comrade Sandberg, Kilpat-
rick and Verne were delegated to
make the appeal of the Communist
Party. The entire seven old Die
Hards of the Socialist Party took
the floor to speak against the COM
mittee being given the floor, How
ever dozen rank-and-file delegates
spoke in favor. BY close vote, the
delegation was given the floor for
five minutes.
Comrade Sandberg was not called
to time however and took twenty
minutes to read the call and make
the appeal There was some applause
when, in stressing the desire Of unity
of the workers, he mentioned that
at membership meeting the Young
Peoples Socialist League had voted
unanimously for united front action
with the Young Communist League.
Later committee from the Cleve-
land United Front Tom Mooney
Conference approached the conven-
ton urging the Socialist Party to
send a delegate to the conference.
OF the LOT organizations represented
at the Mooney conference with 191
delegates, the Socialist Party was
conspicuously absent.
In order to prevent the conven-
ton sending delegate to the Tom
Mooney conference, Senior, National
Secretary of the S. P, took the floor.
He said the resolution passed by the
National Executive Committee of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
Big United Front
n. Y. Meet Demands
Mooney Liberation
5000 in Coliseum Score Socialist Party
Police Charge Against Mooney
Hathaway w. L. Patterson, Music, Haywood
Broun, Rev Powell Among Speakers

NEW YORK Between 5000 and
10000 Negro and white workers
crowded Bronx Coliseum Thursday
night and raised thunderous de-
mand for the freedom of Thomas
Mooney, the Scotsboro boys and all
class war prisoners at a united front
meeting called by the New York Free
Tom Mooney Congress Committee.
Frank Palmer, managing editor of
the Federated Press, acted as chair
man.
Cheer Delegates
The SO delegates elected from trade
unions, clubs, cultural and political
organizations, to the. Mooney Con-
gresS which opens in Chicago on
Sunday, were wildly cheered by the
audience.
A call for support of the Scottsboro
march to Washington brought a
warm response.
Practically every speaker look for
ward to May l as the greatest III
New York's history and criticized the
action OF the Executive Of the So
cialist Party for its splitting tactics
and cooperation with the police.
Great enthusiasm punctuated the
meeting as the speakers branded the
enemies Of the workers directly re-
sponsible for the continued impris-
onment Of Mooney and the other
clasS-war prisoners.
United Front Plea
On the platform was vivid eX-
preston Of the United Front char
acter Of the demonstration in the
persons Of Representatives from a
wide range Of organizations, includ-
ing Clarence Hathaway, District Or
ganiZer of the Communist Party Of
District 2: A, j. Music Of the Con-
ference for Progressive Labor Action,
William Patterson, National Secre-
tary Of the International Labor De-
Tense, Henry T. Hunt, former mayor
Of Cincinnati, member of the Ma
tional Mooney Billings Committee:
Rev. Clayton Powell. Jr. of the Abys-
sinian Baptist Church in Harlem q
member of the National Scottsborc
Action Committee, and d.. Harry r
Ward of the Union Theological Semi
nary and director of the American
Civil Liberties Union. Conspiciously
absent was the Socialist Party except
for the unofficial presence of Hey
wood Broun, columnist and socialist
News Of the attack upon the
Scottsboro boys in the Jefferson
County Jail in Birmingham, Ala, wa!
read from the Daily Worker to thu
audience by William L. Patterson
national secretary of the Interna.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-29
ASK FOR AID FOR
NEGRO WITNESS
Testified in Decatur;
Home Burned by xxx

NEW YORK.-Appeal for concrete
expression of solidarity by the white
and Negro workers of the country,
with E. L. Lewis, of Chattanooga, vic
tim of Ku Klux Khan terror because
he testified N defense Of the Scots
boro boys, was made today by william
L. Patterson, national secretary Of
the International Labor Defense.
While he was in Decatur court on
Monday, April IT, waiting to repeat
in the Weens trial his testimony in
the Patterson trial which smashed
the lying story of Victoria Price,
Lewis home was burned to the
ground by XXX agents, and all his
belongings destroyed.
The arm of the southern lynchers
reached across state boundaries to
terrerize Negro witnesses who dared
come forward to help rob them CT
their prey. Lewis and all other wit
nesses, Negro and white, as well az
the International Labor Defense at
torneys, had received frequent threats
of violence because Of their defense OF
the Scottsboro boys.
Patterson called on all workers and
sympathizers to show their solidarity
in the fight for the defense of tbs
Scottsboro boys and for democratic
rights for Negroes, by sending contri-
buttons for the rebuilding Of his home,
and to sustain him, to be sent dir
ectly to this victim of the lynchers
terror.
Contributions should be sent to
Mr. E. l.. Lewis, 1900 Central Ave,
Chattanooga, Tenn.