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La gaceta., 1934-02-08
LOS SECUESTRADORES PU
SIEJRON EN- LIBERTAD AL
BANQUERO BREMER

st. Paul, feb. 8.-DGbil Y ago
tado, Edward G. Bremen, rico
banquero de esta ciudad, fu6
puesto en- libertad por los Sc
cneatradores, que durante %
dias lie mantuvieron separado
de sus familias y amigo.
Los sccuestradores lie liberia
ron ccrca de Rochester Mimi, a
IS millas de aqui
No Sc sabe que cantidad su
familia pagara por ell rescate.
DUrante los % dias de cauti-
yerio los secuestradores lie tu-
Vieron tapados los ojos.
la primera nOticia reiaciona-
da con su libertad la do Wer-
ner Hanni jefe de despacho en-
ell departmental de justicia.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
NUEVOS COMBATES Sc LIBRARON
AVER EN- LAS GALES DE PARIS
Los socialistas han solicitado ell apoyo de los
comunistas contra Ell fascismo

La policia sostiene que 10
hizo fuego durante los des6r-
denes, pero que en- cambio los
alborotadores hicieron fuego
contra ella.
Otros guardias fueron aver
salvajemente maltratadoS por
los descontentos, siendo saliva
dos por sus companeros.
Motines o%currieron en- las ciu
dades de Nantes y Nancy, tie
niendo la policia que dominar
a los descontentos.
En- Lyons tuvo lugar una ma
nifestacion de protesta, toman
do parte en- ella varios miles
de hombres y mujeres, Que
dieron gritos de "abajo ell go
bierno" por la complicidad
que suponen a prominentes po-
liticos en- la estafa de Stavis-
ky.
CASTOR Doumerge ha prone
lido al presidente Lebrum que
constituira un gabinete dentro
de doce horas.
Dase por SECURE que Ell eX-
primer ministro Laval sera uno
i de los nuevos ministries.
Varios r~egimientos han sido
llamados a prestar asistencia
a los 14,0 00 policias de la ca
pital, pero no Sc ha declarado
la ley marcial,
Los grupos mas numerosos
gritaban aver viva Chiappe'
Y "Abajo ell Asesino.'
Tambien Sc oyeron gritos de
'Abajo Daladier" y "Larga
vida a Chiappe.'
Los comunistas Sc reunieron
en- los alrededores del Hotel
de Paris, lanzando gritos en-
contra del exprimer ministro
Herriot. xssS
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
DICESE QUE Ell DUQUE DE
GUISA ESTA PREPARADO
PARA RESTAURAR Ell
0 EN- FRANCIA

Bruselas, Feb. 8.-Afirmas=
aqui que ell duque de Guisa,
pretendiente al trono que los
Borbones tuvieran en- Francla,
Sc halla preparado para salif
hacia Paris 81 triunfa Ell movi-
,miento ALI por los realistas.
I'm hijo del Duque de Gui-
sa. ell condo de Paris, que es un
experto aviador, transportara
a su padre, en- case necesarlo.
De subir al trono de Francla
ell duque reinara con ell nom
bre de Juan III.
Tambien rcelama para 81 ell
trono ell principe Luis Napo-
leon, de 20 amos, que ahora
reside en- Suiza.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
ASAMBLEA CONTRA Ell GO
BIERNO EN- LA UNIVER-
SIDAD

Habana, feb. 8.-L0s estu-
iiantes celebraron aver una a.
iamblea contra el gobierno, en-
a Universidad, y mas tarde a
|unciaron que efectuartan otra
manifestation.
Tn agitador comunista, de
nacionalidad americana, lanz6
a~cusaciones contra los mGtodos
que utilizan Mendieta, Batista
Y Caffery.
Ese agitador, nombrado Wal
ter ROLLS, pidi6 a los estudian-
tes y obreros que Sc unan en- la
formidable contra ell inn
perialismo.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

R~ecomendamo8 a los "puntos
filipinos" o no filipinos de esta
comunidad que declaren la huel
ga a los ''banqueros" que por
10 centavbs solo ganan siete pc
sos, 81 Ell numerito sale en- los
terminates del premio grande
de la Loteria de Cuba.
Hace algunos meses, cuando
habfa mas "depresi6n', al pun
to" lie entregaban, 81 el burro to
caba la flauta, nueye pesos por
diez centavos 0 noventa pesos
por un dollar.
Las "cosas mejoraron" y al
"punto" lie disminuyeron de no
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS

trnta a ochenta, de nueve a
ocho,..
Y ahora, con ell arribO de Gas
parilla por diez "kilitos' lie
dan a listed, 81 acierta, siete du-
fitos de plata.
Aunque la NRA no tiene ma
da que yer con los terminates,
los banqueros han lido acrecen-
tando su ganancia Illegal, que
ahora es De 800.
Van a matar la gallina de los
huevos de orc, con su exagera-
da ambiclon, los senores que ex
plotan la segunda industrial de
Tampa.
"A la nuelga, a al huelga, a
la huelga de los terminates"
hasta que los "potentados' dis
minuyan su tanto por ciento,
de 30 a 20 ...,
Puntos FIlfpinos o No Fill
pinos: Abrid los ojos y ojaia
que por un real solo os den Qua
tro pesos, 81 no apoyais este
"movimiento reivindicador''!!
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

Paris, Feb. 8.-Nuevos com
bates Sc libraron aver en- las
GALES adyacentes al palacio de
los Campos Eliseos, muriendo
dos personas mas, 10 que eleva
eel total a doce.
Durante ell dia de aver reci-
bieron heridas % personals, ba
tiendose la policia con los rea-
listas en- las GALES donde sc le-
vantaron barricadas.
CASTOR Doumergue, el ex :
presidente de la Republica, ha
sido llamado a formar gobier-
no y acept6 la encomienda.
Los comunistas tomaron par
tie en- los alborotos de aver,
cortando los alambres del te-
legrafo Y del servicio electrico
en- las inmediaciones de la pla
Ia de LEtoile.
Los socialists anuncian una
manifestation contra la anne
naza del "fascismo a la liber-
tad" y han solicitado ell apoyo
de los comunistas.
La Federation Obrera :rlr-
cesa anuncia una huelgA &C.
neral de "a horas, que comen-
cara ell lunes, en- proteSta con-
ira la amenaza del "fascismo."
La manifestation de los 'o-
cialistas partira de la plaza e
La Bastilla.
Seis barricadas fueron IL :
vantadas por los rebeldes en-
lugares inmediatos al boule.
ward de Los Capuchinos y mu-
chos tiros de revolver Sc cam
biaron en- las cercanias de Ia
Iglesia de la Magdalena.
En- la Rue Mogador IA poll
cia atac6 a los amotinados, Ii
brandose un serio combate.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
NO TODOS LOS GREMIOS O.
BREROS ~RESPONDIERON
A LA HUELGA DE "a HO-
RAS

Habana, feb. 8.-La huelga
general de "a horas que declare
la Confederation del TrabajO,
fracas6 parcialmente porque al
gunos gremios obreros no res
pondieron a la llamada.
Entire los gremios q. abando-
naron ell trabajo figuran los e8-
tibadores, chofers de camiones
Y ferroviarios,
FL captain del puerto, Sr. Blu
tart, mantuvo los trabajos de
carga y descarga utiiizando
rompehuelgas que consiguio
fuera de la capital
I Medidas extraordinarily to-
mo la policia para garantizar ell
orden, cumpliendo asi instruc-
clones del coronel Mendieta.
Grupos dc soldados fueroh
llamados en- algunos lugares a
proteger a los rOmpehuelgas,
Los carros el6ctricos estan
funcionando normalmente, pc
70 solo circular los omnibus de
una compahia,
Sc han undo al mOvimiento
los obreros de los talleres de la
vado y tehido de t%rajes, y un
grupo de empleados miembros
de la Confederation,
Las euadrillas de reparacfo-
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
PROYECTO DE
TO A MACIA

Madrid, Feb. 8.-Varios no
tables escultores han anuncia-
do que tomaran parte en- ell con
curse para un monumento al
toronel Francisco Macia, presi-
dcnte que fuera de la Genera
lidad.
Tn premio Sc ofrece de Gin
60 mil ~pesetas para ell proyec-
to que acepte la direction de
radio de Barcelona, a5esorada
en- Ell case por Varios artistas
y critieos.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
CarpIaka, Coppename, Dame
daike, Horda, MontelIo y Sex
slant.
Sc hicieron a la mar, ell Book
enheim, CarpIaka, Carolyn,
Dannedaike, Deldagny, Lind
rangen. Lillian, Millinocket,
Wales Maru y los destroyers
Tillman, Tattnall, Gresham y
Unalga, 4
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
~iENVENENADA Ell Aqua
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA?

Habana, Feb. 8.-Por me
dio de la radio Sc difundi6 a
yer la noticia. en- Santiago de
Cuba, de que habia sido enye-
nenada ell aqua del acueducto
de esa poblaci6n.
Las autoridades sanitarias in
mediatamente anunciaron que
estaban hacienda un analisiS
del aqua para determnar 81
es cierto o no ell rumor,
La gaceta., 1934-02-08
Ell MINISTRO DE LA CO.
CONTESTA A
UNA INTERPOLATION

Madrid, Feb. 8.-Contes-
tando a una Interpolation so
bre los successes de Villanueva
de la Serena, ell miniStro de la
gobernaci6n dijo que los re-
beldeS Sc habian aprovlSiona-
do para reSiStir varioS dias de
aSedio, Y que ell di6 6rdeneS al
coronel de la guardia civil pa
"a que rodearan ell edificio has
ia que Sus Ocupantes Sc rlndle-
ran. Este c%oronel lie propuso
disparar un mortero y Ell le do
Su conSentimientO, solo con Ell
efecto de rebajar la moral de
los sitiados, y con la orden de
que Sc disparaSe Sobre algunoS
de los pisoS en- que no Sc en-
contraran los rebeldes.
Neg6 terminantemente que
fueran fusilados cuatro HON
breS en- un eStercolero, dicien
do que estos hombres cont
nuaban defendi6ndose fusil ell
mano Y que la fuerza tuvo que
repeler la aggression en- la mis-
ma forma. Tampoco es clerto
que fueran fusilados otros dos
junto a la puerta, y la meJor
prueba es que uno de los SUI
puestos muertos Sc levant0 al
POGO tempo Y Sc do a la fuga.
Sc refiere a los successes de
Bujalance y desmiente que la
guardia civil protegiera a los
patronos, pues 10 que sucedi6
fue que aceptaron la invita-
ci6n de instalarse EN- ell Cen
tro Patronal. cosa que cuando
el Sc enter6 de 10 que sucedia,
dispuso que no Sc efectuara, y
solo eStuvieron ALI dos horas.
En- este punto eli diputado
socialista Cano interrumpe al
ministro diciendole que no
fueron dos horaS sino tres
dias.
Alude ell ministro al fusila-
miento de un nino por la guar
dia civil Y explca la muerte di-
ciendo que desde la casa de
esta c%riatura Sc disparabh con-
ira los guardias.
FL diputado Casas interrum-
pc y dice que al nino 10 mata-
ron cuando Sc hallaba de rodi-
Has ante los guardias pidiGn-
d0les elemental.
Con respecto a la muerte de
los presses que eran conducidos
por la guardia civil, asegur6
que fueron victimas del trio
teo entire la fuerza que los CON
ducia y los que trataron de IL
brarlos.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

mes de Ia compahia Cuban Tele-
phone Sc @unieron al movimien-
to, pero todos los otros emplea-
dos Sc Quedaron en- sus puestos.
Asegdrase que la huelga de
los trabajadores de- la industrial
t~abacalera Sc halla en- Was de
seduction, y que deIegados de pa
tronos y obreros efectGan entire
Vistas por medic de la ~secreta-
RIA de gobernaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

Doumergue, nuevo primer MI
nistro, ovacionandolo entusias-
ticamente.
Dicese que Doumergue for
mara IN gabinete compuesto
por exprimeros ministries.
Sc ha sabido que ell presiden-
te Lehrum provoc6 Ia caida del
gabiYG Daladie- negando a
este IN decreto PA implantar
la ley mareial en- Francia.
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

LA AGITACION DEL OBRE-
RO Els CONSEQUENCE
DE LOS BAJOS JORNA-
LES
MES A LOS "PUNTOS" FL
PRONOSTIC0
DE UN E HOLAN
DES
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

Paris. feb. 8.-A su negada a
esta capital miles de personals
acudieron a recihir a GOston
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

Aparte de sus muchos mGri-
tos, la Sra II. Gordon es madre
de dos conocidos ciudadanos de
Tampa.
A sus hijos do ella educaci6n
en- el hogan y les mand6 a ms
trpirse a la escuela primaria,
ell institute y la Unlversidad.
Conoce cuales son Iosdeberes
de IN apoderado del distrito es-
collar de Tampa y aspira a ser
vir a sus convecinos, con la ma
yor sensate2, sin perder de Wis
Ia 10 que ell maestro represen-
ia para Un pals quito y progre-
sista.
La colonia latina" dara sus
(PasG a Ia kG.)
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

OVACIONA-
DO A So LLEGADA A PA
RIS
La gaceta., 1934-02-08

Mucho nos gustaria que el ju-
RADIO declarara "nula" 10 que la
genie ha dado en- lamar "pe-
lea entire nuestro querido fis-
cal del condado " ell ST.. Sheriff,
Mala justicia tendremos EN-
esta poblaci6n 81 ell procurador
y ell sheriff no deciden reconci-
@liarse, pensando en- el bien de
la comunidad.
En- 10 que viehe sucediendo a
preciamos una pequena die
rencia que con IN p0quitin dc
btkna voluntad pOdria devol-
yer ell sosiego a los amigos de
los dos proE:.ertes ciudada-
nos.
NADIA mas facII que hacer un
"reajuste' en- esia epoca de
transigencia, cuando gobierna
el eximio Franklin D.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
SHERM|lN TRIO
 TAKES H0NORS
 Al ELK ALLEYS
Kaufman Leads Them to Win Over Philcos
 with Good Marks

That hard-tossing trio of bowlers in the Elks B League who rep resent Sherwin- Williams copped most of the honors last night at the Elks Alleys.
 The Sherwin Williams club trounced the Philcos in three straight games and in doing so, claimed four best" marks for the evenings play. No records were broken.
 Bob Kaufmann, who hit 6O6 for three games and 223 in one tilt, was the high man in both those classifications, And in team scores, the Sherwin- Williams trio clipped 1,446 for total score and 5o5 in one game for ,"best" aggre- gate marks. W za Mrs Walter Andrews, bowling for Swift's, copped the women's high figure with 418 and 145 on her card Incidentally, her team lost three straight matches to the Libbys despite her good efforts.
 In the other contest last night, Hills Brothers managed to eke out 3-to-i decision over Del Montes. The count was knotted at l-all going into the final frame but the Hills Brothers outfit man aged to take that play by a 4s2- 465 count.
 Tonight, Mojuds and National Crooks are to mix at 7:30 o'clock, Amocats and Smith-C Caronas are to play at 8:30 o'clock and Fry's Delicious and Purolas are to go at 9:30 o'clock. 3
 Last nights summaries:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
KING LEvINSKY SURPRISESWITH
 DRAW IN FIGHT
Lasky, Heavyweight Con- tender, Unable to
 Whip Chicago Man

CHICAGO, Nov. 24-"Now, where are we2'
 That's the question your puzzled heavyweight boxing fan is. asking himself today as the result of King Levinsky's startling draw last night with Art Lasky.
 Lasky, leading challenger for the worlds heavyweight title held at present by that clowning clouter, Max Baer, was the favorite to win, but the Chicago fishpeddler fought a gallant battle and de- served the call
 Levinsky, who has crashed the public prints of late with mar riage and divorce of a Chicago fan dancer, come from behind in the last four rounds Of the ten canto fight. The Minneapolis lad rallied himself in the final ses- sion to stave off Levinsky's threat of victory.
 Levinsky held a slight weight advantage, tipping the scales at POI pounds, with Lasky weighing in at 199 pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24

| Dec. 19.-Athletics vs. Cubs; Tig- CTS vs Cardinals. | Dec. 20.--Red Sox vs. Senators; l Giants vs. Indians. Dec. 21-Millers vs. Pirates; Ath- letics vs White Sox.
 Dec. 22-Cardinals vs. Braves; Red Sox vs. Huskies.
 Dec. 23.-Indians vs. Tigers; Sen- ators vs. Giants.
 Dec. 24.-Cubs vs. Millers: White Sox vs. Pirates.
 Dec 25.-Athletics vs. Huskies; Braves vs. Red Sox.
 Dec. 26.-White Sox vs. Cardinals; Millers vs Tigers. Dec. 27.-Braves vs. Cubs; Giants | vs. Pirates.
 Dec. 28.-Indians vs. Athletics; Huskies vs. Senators.
 Dec. 29 - Red Sox vs. Mi1Iers; Cubs vs. Giants.
 Dec. 30. - Senators vs. Braves; Cardinals vs. Athletics.
 Dec. 31.-Tigers vs. Pirates; White Sox vs. Indians.
 Tn conjunction with the release of the complete schedule today was the announcement of the playing rosters for each of the 13 con- peting teams. The complete rosters: :: Cardinals Mike Ugrin, Patsy Lynn, J. Dennis. s', F.s Se enators - Emilio Galao. B. OLoughlen, DuMarce. Pirates s-Ray Galao, Mrs. Beatrice Honold Marcello Quinto.
 Braves-J. Killoy, J. c. Morris, Sam Nelson. 'ass
 Tigers-Bill Schmitz, Elmer Lind strom, Ed Killoy.
 Athletics Kinky Bayers. Joe Snow, Al Bloomquist. Giants-W Andrews, Art Nelson, lJ, Barragar, Jr. Huskies-Fred Barragar, George Bavard Nick Bavard.
 Mliiers-B. Brown, V. Stedf1an. George Hall. White Sox - Abbie Garn, rom Hutchings, Ed Radde.
 Cubs-KiIl Larsen, Eli Lindstrom, Alex Barroff.
 lndians-Bob A. Kanvidan, Oliver Sarnisto, c. W. Christoffer I
 Redson-G. Blomgren, Boe .yald, B. K Huffman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24

"Average-Did not bowl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
oBus leaves Juneau l2 Midnight or call any taxi!

Nov. 30-Senators vs. Athletics; Tigers vs Giants.
 Dec 1.-WhlJe Sox vs. Huskies; Cubs vs. Red Sox.
 Dec 2. = Cardinals vs. Indians; Senators vs. Tigers.
 Dec. 3.-Pirates vs. Braves; Ath- letics vs. Giants.
 Dec. 4.-Huskies vs. Tigers; Braves vs Millers.
 Dec. 5. - Giants vs. White Sox; Huskies vs. Cubs.
 Dec. 6. Millers vs. Indians; White Sox vs. Red Sox. Dec. 7.-Cubs vs. Cardinals; In dians ys. Senators.
 Dec. 8-Red Sox vs. Pirates; Ath- letics vs. Braves.
 Dec. 9-Giants vs. Millers; Husk- ies vs. Cardinals.
 Dec. 10.-Tigers vs. White Scx; Senators vs. Cubs.
 Dec. 1l-Indians vs. Pirates; Red Sox vs. Athletics.
 Dec. 12. Cardinals vs. Millers; Braves vs. Huskies.
 Dec. 13.-Tigers vs. Cubs; Giants vs. Red Sox.
 Dec. l4.-White Sox vs. Senators: {: Huskies vs Pirates.
 Dec. 15.-Braves vs. Indians: Mil lers vs. Athletics.
 Dec. 16.-Giants vs. Cardinals; Red Sox vs. Tigers.
 Dec. l7.-Cubs vs. Pirates; White Sox vs. Braves.
 Dec. 18. Huskies ys. Indians; Senators vs. Millers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
COMPLETE PIN GAME SCHEDULE
 IS ANNOUNCED
Team Name Rosters Also Released by New Bowl
 ing Loop Today

There will be exactly 78 bowling contests played by the City Bowling League during that loops second half schedule, a perusal of the complete list of games released to- day indicate. Play started last night and will feature nightly doublehaders at Brunswick Alleys through December 31.
 The complete schedule follows:
 Nov. "A. Tigers vs. Athletics; Giants vs. Huskies.
 Nov. 25.--Millers vs. White Sox: Cubs vs. Indians.
 Nov. 26.-Red Sox vs. Cardinals; Senators vs. Pirates.
 Nov. 27. Athletics vs. Tigers; Braves vs. Giants.
 Nov. 28. Huskies vs. Millers; White Sox vs. Cubs.
 Nov. 29.-Indians vs. Red Sox; Cardinals vs. Pirates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
Restoration of Old
 Fort Is Being Urged

SHAMROCK, Tex, Nov. 24- Wheeler County residents have ask ed the Legislature for $20,0O0 to restore old Fort Elliott as part of the Texas centennial celebration. The fort, one of the last of the old posts built as protection from In- dians, was located near Old Me beetle, oldest town in the Texas Panhandle, which formerly bore the name of Hidetown.
 Old newspapers for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24

RADIO REPORTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24

forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning at 4 pm Snow rain tonight and Sunday moderate southeast
 -a@- LOCAL DATA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
SCORES MARK OPENING
 NEW PIN LOOP
Cardinals and Cubs Have Tough Tim es with
 Senators, Pirates

If play last night in the first doubleheader of the new schedule is any indication, competition in the City Bowling League during it's second half slate will be close
 In the opener at Brunswick AL leys last night, the Cardinals, thanks to Mike Ugrin's 800 bowl in, nosed out the Senators by a 1,381-l339 margin. Then, in the nightcap, J. Killoy and Sammy Nelson starred as the Cubs had as tough a time beating the Pi- rates, 1871 to 1900
 Last nights summaries:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

intensity this morning miles reported
 
 southern Tie high several days This portions portion
  reported prevailed and northern portions of Alaska ' ss 
 reported temperature at Unaakleet reported this that akleet is safe for planes to land with skis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
FREE COMPRESSION TEST

AT Dutch's Garage. If your car is using one quart of oil to five or ten gallons of gas you need new rings or rebore Let us quote you prices. No charge for free compression test. U. s. Tires in stock, one years guarantee. Pres tone $3.25 per gallon. Used parts. Used motors for gasboats and light plants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
CARD OF THANKS

Expressing my sincere and heart felt thanks and gratitude for every ! one who shared with me in my bereavement during the illness and loss of my beloved father, Albin Haglund, and for the many kind expressions of sympathy extended me. & RSd sb 7, -adv. HILDING HAGLUND.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
CAsHEN BACK

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cashen of Douglas returned to this district as passengers on the Northland. Cashen is an employee of the First National Bank here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-24
HALEY COMING HOME

Don Haley, of the United States Buraeu of Fisheries, accompanied by Mrs. Haley. is "a passenger aboard the Alaska for his Juneau headquarters and home.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-20
CALL OFF FRISCO GENERAL STRIKE
Workers! Stand By Your Party,
The Communist Party!
AN DIT RIAL

DESPERATION at the general strike of the San Francisco
and at the of the the
Pacific their demands capitalist
class has launched campaign of terror the
mist Party Hyserica indictments raids beangs
Of deportation the order of the day California
The hand of terror that showing
hand Of the that rapidly
let loose in San Francisco when the
administrator General johnson,
strike bloody Instruction.
1t precisely the aconary bureaucra
Of the American Federation of Labor decided
the back The action Of the local. State
eral governments represents act of collision
with the reacherous strike
mot authorized with Vandees reactonay
leaders Of the San Francisco
strike by adopting resolution end the strike
at the mercy arbtrators
Why the government launching It's capitalist against
Communist Party at this
The capitalist class employing its State
of their militant leadership isolate
the Communist the
organizations
The attack is being directed against the Communist Party
1t is the advance guard of the working class
Of the workers struggles company ionizng
breaking r. A. because the Party struggle
Continued o Page g.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-20
Socialists, AL Men Join
United Front Meet Today
To Back Frisco Strike.
United Front Committee Lists Norman Thomas
and Central Labor Union Head among
speakers at Camden

CAMDEN, N. IA united front
demonstration in support of the
San Francisco strike protesting
against the terror will take place in
Camden. New Jersey, at the Court
House Plaza Broadway and Fed
eral Streets, Friday, July 20,
8 pm, under the auspices of the
United Committee of Camden Or
CARNATIONS for Support of the West
Coast Strike, which includes the
Central Labor Union of Camden;
the Ship Building and Marine
Workers Industrial Union, an in
dependent union; many other trade
unions, the Communist Party and
the Socialist Party of Camden.
The speakers of the meeting will
be j. Green, vice-president of the
Ship Building and Marine Workers
Industrial Union; Hollopeter, presi-
dent of the Central Labor Union of
Camden; Ernest r. Lewis, president
of the United Building Trades
Council; Norman Thomas, of the
Socialist Party; and A. w. Mills,
District Organizer OF the Conlmu-
mist Party, Philadelphia district.
The organization of the united
front demonstration of American
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-20

Federation of Labor organizations
and Communist and Socialist
Parties Of Camden, N. j., shows
that the masses of the American
workers are pressing forward to
the establishment of the broadest
united front against the growing
attacks on the living standards
and especially against the grow
ing menace of fascist terror as
evidenced on the West Coast and
the San Francisco strike.
All workers will be heartened
by even this small step taken by
the workers of Camden for the
establishment of the united action
against their common enemies,
against the bosses attacks. We
urge all workers organizations
everywhere to fall in line to or
ganize united mass demonstra-
tions in connection with the San
Francisco events, to otest
against the brutal terror being
used in breaking the strike, to
fight for the rights of the work
ers, to defend all victims of the
bosses brutal attacks, to defend
the rights of the existence of the
Communist Party,