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Evening star., 1934-10-20
FOREIGN MISSION
WORK IS RELATED
Activity in Japan, Mexico
and South America
Is Reported.

Missionaries continued this morn
ing to tell delegates to the sixty
fourth general executive session of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of their work in distant lands.
Miss Mildred A. Paine and Miss
Irma Taylor spoke of Japan, Miss
Gertrude Hanks of South America
under the title Lima Leavens the
Loaf" Miss Beredene Krill of train
ing Bulgarian girls and Miss A. Mabel
Taylor of Mexico.
The meeting has been in progress
since Wednesday morning. During
that time members of the society have
heard detailed descriptions of the
work, accomplishments and obstacles
in the 81 countries where the society's
missionaries operate.
Others Participating.
Others who took part in the meet
ng this morning included Mrs. Charles
H. Evans, Miss Lulie P. Hooper and
Mrs. F. L. Parson, who discussed plans
for the future; Mrs F. H. Sheets, who
spoke on extension of the society s
work to shut-ins, and Mrs. M. N. Eng
lish, who spoke of the Wesleyan Serv-
ice Guild, which will hold a supper
at 6 pm. today at the Young Women s
Christian Association. The guild is
composed of young business women.
This afternoon there will be a pro-
cesS!onal Of young people affiliated
with the society, their officers and
teachers, and more than so mission
| aries dressed in the costumes of the
lands where they are stationed.
Miss Michi Hawai- of Japan, educa-
| tor and author. will deliver the prin-
cipal address this evening.
Continues Sunday.
The conference will continue Sun
day with devotional exercises and SER
mons in the Foundry Methodist Epis.
! copal Church by Rev. DR.. Thomas F
| Hulme of Bristol. England, and Bishop
! Titus Lowe Of the Portland area. Mon
J day morning new officers will bt
elected
| Speakers last night pictured Ease
ism, Communism and leprosy as tn
three great dangers to Christians ant
Christianity. OF the two politica
| tenets, Fascism is the most danger
Gus. Rev. DR.. John A. Mackay, sec
retary of the Presbyterian Board o
| Foreign Missions, declared.
| He said the greatest field for Com
munism now is in the rural section
of the Western World.
The ravages of leprosy in the Eas
were described by Rev. T. c. WI
general secretary of the Chimes
Mission to Lepers. He said there ar
a million lepers in China. Hospital
have been. established at strategic
points to combat the menace, he as
serted.
Evening star., 1934-10-20
Interest of Women
In Weight Shown
By Robbed Scales

II took a burglar to reveal
how often woman patrons weigh
themselves in a dress shop of the
900 block of F street.
The burglar robbed two penny
scales in the establishment and a
check-up today showed 5000
coins had been dropped into the
slots recently.
Evening star., 1934-10-20
Girl Scouts to Organize.

BERRYvLLE, Va, October 20
Especially The Junior Woman's Club
is arranging for the organization of
Girl Scout troop in Berryyille. Miss
Stella Moore, who has been an in
structor at Girl Scout camp for
several years, will be in charge.
Evening star., 1934-10-20
Steel Trade Improves.

Czechoslovakia' steel producers re-
port that business is improving.
Evening star., 1934-10-20

Record for Last "a Hours.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon today }
Highest, 81, at pm. yesterday
Year ago, 70.
Lowest, So. at 7 am. today. Year
ago, so.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 1o1. on June 29
Lowest, -6l2, on February 9.
Evening star., 1934-10-20
Record Temperatures This
Humidity for Last "a Hours

Humidity Tor Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, 81 per cent, at am. today.
Lowest. IS per cent, at 2:30 pm.
yesterday.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Gaalafia
Evening star., 1934-10-20
FOREIGN STATIONS.

q am. Greenwich time. today.)
Evening star., 1934-10-20
Report for Last "a Hours.

Potomac River clear and Shenan
doah little muddy today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
EL0vALASzTkSOK
AUGUSTUS 14-EN
keddhez esy hetre lesznek 4
primary valasztasok. J00v6
heten reszletesen foglalko-
zunk yele

Lapunk mai szama, a Magyar
Napi szam, tele van jeloltek hir-
deteseive1. Ajanljuk olvasoink-
max, hogy nezzek meg a jeloltek
kepe:t figyelemmel es olvassak el
hirdeteseiket.
Helyszike miatt a heten nem
foglalkozunk a politikaval, de a
Jovo heti szamban teljes magva-
razattal 1esziink ugy Republi-
kanus, mint a Demokrata tike-
tex fel6l.
A Varosi (oreg) Polgari Kor
szombaton tartott gyulest Hajdu
Janos iigyved elnoklete alatt. A
politikai helyzet alapos megbe-
szelese utan kor elhatarozta.
hogy mem endorszal jelolteket,
inert ezt meg soha sem tette
meg.
Elhataroztak AIT is, hogy fell
szolitjak a tobbi polgari egylete-
ket, hogy oktoberben tartsanak
egy kozos vacsorat.
A Beaver Mahoning kanalis
peticiot egyhangulap elfopadtak
Is i0yahxpvfsk nehrnszl.,, Al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

gan, republikznus korn&nyz6-
jel6lt IS Pickrel demohrata kor-
mAnyz6-jel6lt is erdekl6dtek Is
val6sziniileg elj0nnek.
A beszkdek termGszetesen mem
lesznek politikaiak. A Magyar
Nap mem isner partot. sem po-
litik&t.
Aztan Oft lesz Darag6 J6-
zsef a Verhovay kitiin6 sz6nok
tehetssgii k0zponti eln0ke. A
cleveland magyar konzul KEEP
visel6je, David Jenkins bir6, ali
magyar iskolaba jart Is ali see
ret visszagondolni ARA a Bor-
sod megyei falura, ahol mint
gyerek lakott. Friedman J6zsef
iigyved, aki Magyarorszagb6l ke-
riilt Amerikaba Is ma a Maho-
ming Megyei Ugyvedi Kamara
eln6ke. Ritka kitiintetGs magyar
bevxndorl6nak.
Ajanljuk ! masyars&gnak,
hogy vegysn r&sxt I banketten.l
Sxeretn6k ha ezen lenne legalibb
annyi magyar, mint an1snnyi
lesx.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
.MUNKAWSzONYOk
ls'MET JAvULNAk
Augusztusban legalabb IS
szazalekos munka varhato
kezdetben Is a honap vegere
fokczatos javulas varhato

A heten a Youngstown kerii-
let Macy acel gyarai teljes IS
szazalekos erovel dolgoznak es
minden valoszinuseg szer:n mt leg
alabb ez a rata marad august.
tus elso feleben. A kilatasok a
honap masodik felere jobbak.
Augustus masodik feleben leg
alabb 40 szazalekos munkat
varnak.
A Carnegie Steel Co. bejelen-
tette, hogy McDonald-i telepen
epit egy vi hatalmas lemez mills
(wide strip milD. Ez mill sok.
millioba fog kerilni es egy ev
mulva, amikor elkesziil, tobb
szaz embernek ad maid munkat.
A mill 200 ezer tonna acelt tud
termelni egy evben es miutan a
sziikseges myers acelt az Ohio
WORKSHOP fogja kapni, epitese.
AIT is jelenti, hogy az Ohio
Works, ahol oily sok magyar dol
gozik, alland6bban Is jobban fog.
dolgozni. Az Ohio Worksban is
eszkozolnek maid atalakitasokat.
A Republic Steel Corporation
warreni pleh (tin) milljei is meg
indultak heten miutan az uj
Washington acel ipari munka BIZ
zottsag egyezseget hozott letre
a gyar Is az .Amalgamated unio
kozt. A gyar mem If ala sterzE
dest, de mindent megadott, ami
azel6tt is jart a unionak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

Ez a kedves farrelli magyar
leanyka sokat szerepek She
mango volgy miisorain. A ban
kett alkalmabol enekel maid
szoloban es duetben VIM. Jen-
kins, hires enektanarral.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
BARTA SANDORNAL
MECINT BETORTEk
Ket magyar fiut fogtak d .
rendorok. Az egyik tagad-
ia, hogy resztvet q bet0resben

1 g. + & Z n
Barta Sander. az ismert ma
gyar hentes es fiiszeres vasarnap
egy hete kint volt egesz haza
nepevel Sport Klub piknikien.
Amg oda volt egy Balogh And
ras nevii magyar flu egy pai-
tasaval megjelent Barta, Man
haitian Avenuei uzlete el6tt es
kerdeztek az OFT aldogalo fiuktol,
hogy hol van Barta. Mikor ait
mondtak, hogy Barta a pikniken
van, akkor AIT kerdeztek, hogy
a tobbi lakok hol vannak es mi
kor meghallottak, hogy az Greg
ember, aki Bartanal dolgozik,
szinten rincs otthon. elmentek.
Nemsokara az uzlet elott acsor-
go fiatalemberek hallottak, amint
megcsendul bezart es elhagyott
'iizletben a cash register jelzoje.
Gyanut fogtak es azonnal hivtak
a rend6rseget.
A radio portyazok egy par
p;llanat alatt a helyszinen voltak.
Lattak, hogy az iizlet egyik OIL
dal ablakan benyomtak a sod
ronyt. mire bementek az iizlet-
be. Kerestek, kutattak a betoro-
ket. Vegre pinceben ladak
kozt rejt6zve megtala1tak Balogh
Andrast. Balogh allitolag meg
,mondta, hogy XII volt vele es a
fiuk is felismerni veltek Balogh
pajtasat. egy ismert magyar csa-
lad II ewes fiat. AIT is allitot-
tax, hogy ez a flu revolvert fo-
gott rajuk, de aztan elszaladt. A
rendorok EFT fiut is elfogtak,
de most bond alatt szabadlabon
van. Szilei ait allitjak, hogy
fiuk mem volt el hazu1rol, inert
beteg volt.
Balogh, akit tetten ertek, mem
tagadhatott. AIT allitja, hogy 8
is csak II ewes es ha szilei ezt
beigazoljak, ugy az ifjubunozSk
bir6saga ele keriil, de ha mem,
ugy nagy eskiidtszek ele keriil
iigye. A mask ifju iigye fatal
koruak birosaga ele keriil. Bar
tanal nehany hettel ezelott is be-
tortek, akkor 50 dollar volt a
zsakmanyuk es egy par karton
cigarette. Balogh tagadja, hogy
ezt a betorest 8 kovette volna Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

"A Verhovay SessIy 3
keszpsnz s konyv jutal
4 Magyar Napon adjik
Kerjiik . nyerteselk ~
leneset
A Verhovav Segely

a Verhovav Segely E
=, =, ,-'a-,'-enness s~suen yiseis
masodik amerikai magyar e. ~ r.
raciot, az lit sziiletett amerik
magyar gyermekeket.
Az iden is a nyari magyar
kodak novendekei koziil II
iobbakat megjutalmazza Is r. T
dig az isko1ak derek.s a mat
melegben annyit farad6 tanit6
max ajanlatara. 'ss
A jutalmak atadasa iinnep
lyes formaban a Magyar NJ
szinhazi miisoranak kereteb<
tartjuk. Az atadast, ha lit 1cs
DR.. Hosko Istvan, Dayton, l
egyetem kivalo tanara Is W.
youngstown lakos, fogja vegez
rovid beszeddel, amelyben q
emeli az amerikai magyar gyes
mekek kotelssseget, hogy ne
tanuljak sziileik anyanyelvet,
amelyben buzditani fogja ! t6
bieket hogy sjarjanak nagyobz
szammal iskolaba Is . szulS
hoey
orszagos magyar egy1etekb
hogy aztan ha fslnonek 6k ".
gyek at apaik oroket.
] Kerjuk jutalomra erdemesis
tett gyermekeket Is azok sziis
lett, valamint az iskolak tani.
toit, hogy legkesobb vasarnap.
fel haromra jelentkezzenek =
Idora szinpadan. Horvath Istvau
vagy Danish Jozsef rendez6k-
mel. Ez a meghivas sol Niles
mex, Sharonnak, es Farrellnek Is;
Eddig a kovetkez6ket jelentet
tex be:
Scent Istvan Egyhaz, FL
Andras Jeromos tanito, Bino He.
len segit6. Jutalomra Mariano-
vics IS Letoha Janos.
Mahoning Ave. Ev. Ref. (oreg1
(Folytatis Xix oldalo0l q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

(Folytatis > t-ik oldalonl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
TUDNlvAL0K 4 MAGYAR NAPRA

a kiloncolil< Maova, Nan most ano,,szts
5.6n asz - TdoTa parban veova 81 Tanra par
6s Marlat straoton kozlaked6 vlamost 6s a. bo
1venue, % ul1nMoou Ale Ill
s, ~ 9 =. o. ~ "n ~ -
~ 'o'' - p o1-e0 ~ al Oe'"io e'o'' AesS el
4 Maovar Nanra m5r roooo1 k;mehat v;ovo +; ko-
sarba az eem6zsat. nagyszer asztalokkal felszeret
piknk hey az uszoda felett donbon. Gaz meept6ket
is hasznahat.
Am 49, .o.: 60 1a4s 1e;.s:
Fuv6s Zenekar amevnek hanpversenve mar epv 6rakor
oorLo7d5d;L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
ConoI Day Lesz
Augustus 6-an

= maeyasagnak nsrn kel ujh(a maeyarkzni S bizony
tam hogy mennyire erdeke ksxlst unden Il
nosanak hogy lehetoleg azonnal megkexdjsk Beaver
Mahoning haj6zhat6 csatorns meeGpiteset
Roosevelt elnokt6l fugg hosy koenkny mior s. ennyi
penzt szavaz meg acea abb6 sok b6 dollarb6 ey
kozmunkakra Eln0k rendelkez<s<re all
Hstf6n augustus 66n lesz egssz yonngstowni ksri
letben CANAL DAY (Csatorna nap.)
Ezen napon felkeresi maid otthon&ban egy Cserkkss
lBoy SCOUT vagy gyrbsn sx6ik meg vagy nxlstbsn
teszk elebe kvsry Roossvelt eln6kh0z hoey sssien
videEnkon 6 annak uttasson munkit nt6 fontos
k6x4nn1k&kb6l
Ira ala egsss nyugodtan k6rveyt Mindsgy hoey peCr
vagy mem. hogy szayast vasy ssSssAa
Es kervtny n6p htrvtnys = ssava1faf. = ~
<vnA Hatalabbak i a&rhatjik 0 4s Sa
sajit erdektben esesssk - a = - 81 ~ s.ul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

ras megkoszonte Kornek, hogy
segitette fiat a tiizoltoi kineves
zes elnyereseben Is Danish Jd
zsef megkoszonte partolast il-
lami allast, a melyet megksS|
pott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

SIT. IsTVAN EGYLET.

Tekintettel ARA. hogy a ho
els6 vasarnapon Magyar Nap
lesz a SIT. Istvan EgyIet mem
tartja rendes havi gyuleset, ha-
mem a h6 nasodik vasarnapjan
vagyis augustus 12-en lssz a
rendes gyiiles megtartva.
Beteg tagjaink: Hekk Maria,
Horvatf1 Istvan, Is Pivarnyik
Andras, jelen1eg a City k6r-
hazban, South Sidce osztaIyb yban,
Retegs&g titiarnaI jelentend6,
H6 Oak St. Tel: 3O860.
G6bsr J66osl, titk&r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

A szinhazban nagyszeri misor kezd6dik 2 orakor. :
Scent Istvan snekkarok Figgeten Egyhaz tancosai,
a Scent Cy0rgy Egyhaz gyermekei, Baptista hit
.kozseg zenemlysszei, farreli Rom. Kath. Egyhaz
mikedvel6i lepnek fel. Devai Gyorgyne Is An
tai Iren enekelnek. A legjobb magyar nyari
iskolai tanulok kitiintetese Harom zene-
kar. Hazai siitemeny kiallitas Is YER
seny dijakkaL Szepseg Is nepszeri-
segi verseny. Baseball merkozes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
Esennenyek

DlzOttSdg KlASHCCulk cVl NdSydl
Napja, arnelyet az iden is az
Idora Parkban tartanak.
H6napokig tarto faradsagos
rnunkat vegeznek a magyar egy-
kazak Is egyletek Nagybizottsagi
tagjai, mig vegre elton Ma
gyar Nap. Mennyi tervezes, 10
tasb futas, munka, aldozat sziik-
seges bizottsag tagjai reszer6l
mig vegre elkrkezik a Magyar
Nap, ameiyre aztzn varja Young
stown Is k0rnyeke eg<sz ma
gyarsagat.
A Magyar Napon a bizottsag
tagjaira megint csak munka var.
lit kell rendelkezni, Oft kell fell
iigyelni, amott kell ellen6rizni.
Egesz nap dolgozni fognak.
Es ez a munkas, dolgos Macy
bizottsag, amely immar 1o eve
kepviseli a youngstown magyar
sagot, minden fontos k0zigyek-
ben Is amelynek tagjai fizetes es
bizony gyakran kosz0net nelkiil
faradnak oily sokat, csak egy ju-
talmat var.
EZ A JUTALOM PEDIG,
HoGY J0JJ0N Ell Az EGEsz
MAGYARSAG, ANNAK AP-
RAJA, NAGYJA A MAGYAR
NAPRA Is Oft jol erezze magat.
Tavaly Park becslese szerint
legalabb 20 ezernyi nep (persze
mem mind rnagyar) volt Ma
gyar Napon.
EFT rekordot nehez lesz
rnegdonteni. De legyiink megint
legalabb ennyien.
"A Magyar Napra adjon egy-
masnak talalkoz6t Youngstown,
Niles, Warren. Campbell, Girard,
Hubbard, Allianc4 Canton. Ma
sury, Farrell, Sharon, Sharps-
vile, New Castle, Ellwood City
magyarsaga. Mar szokas, hogy a
Magyar Napon foldi megtalalja
a foldit. Az idei is ugy lesz. EFT
mar megszokta a youngstown
magyarsag.
Lapunk mas oldalain megta-
laljak Magyar Nap program
jat.
olyan gazdag az, hogy min
denki megtalalhatja rata AIT,
arfit legjobban secret.
A Magyar Nap fontos ma
gyarsagra mar azert is, inert
ezen mindinkabb megismerkedik
a bennsziil0tt amerikaiakkal is.
Tavaly lakodalnas vacsoran
volt vagy $50 el6kel6 amerikai
vendegiink. Az idsn tobben lesz-
mex. Akik Oft voltak tavaly, azok
az iden megint eljonnek Is ell
vittek a Magyar Nap hiret isme-
r6seik k0zt annyira, hogy az iden
sz&mithatunk q Magyar Napi
banketten legalabb ESQ ameri-
lkaira.
Fontos ez a nagyarsagra, fon-
tos ez a gyermekeinkre.
Baratokat szerztink magunk-
max es eek q bar&tok axt&n
amikor csak tehetik mellettiink
vannak.
Meg soha aasnd magyar szar-
maxasu enher Saey n6 mem volt
xllesn nenaseM r,egyei yagy vl-
EoR 41kalrnSsksban mint most
van.
A Magyar Napok egyik hasz-
ma e.. Az amerikaiak Mtj&k a
magyarsag nagy inteligensnek
latsz6, j6l 6lt0z6tt Is j6l visel-
ked6 t0meg9t Is ennek k6vet-
kezt&ben vGlemenytik . legjobb
mi r6lunk.
Az idei vacsoran (amelyre a
jegy megvaltasa egySltalaban
i3sm k6telez6 senkire. AZ vess
.jsgyet aki akar vacsor&zni) ma
Z III q ~ q - - ! -.
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Urges That Militants Be
Elected To National
ALL. Congress

NEW YORK.-The policy of the
militant rank and file in the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor Unions for
the Fifty-fourth Annual Conven-
ton of the A. F. of L. was given
yesterday in statement of the A.
F.. of L. Trade Union Committee for
Unemployment Insurance and Re-
lief. The statement was prepared
by the National Executive Commit
tee following Its meeting in Detroit
on August IL and II.
ION Oct. /, 1884 there will take
place two important meetings of the
A. F. of L. in San Francisco" says
the Rank and File Committee. k"the
Fifty-fourth Convention of the A.
F.. Of L. and the Third A. F. Of L..
Rank and File Conference. The
Fifty-fourth Convention is being
called at time when hundreds of
thousands of workers are in action
battling against the lowered wage
standards imposed by the MIRA.
codes, and for higher wages to meet
the rapidly rising living costs. The
present great wave of strikes are
aimed against the NR.A. machinery
against company unionism, which
has come in the wake of the N.R.A.,
and for the right to organize and
join union of our own choice. The
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Rank and File Prepares for 4. F. L. Convention

betrayed the steel workers demands
and their strike on June is, and be-
trayed the auto workers last April.
Green signed the infamous auto
pact, which instituted the merit
clause and legalized the open shop
There A. F. of L. leaders accepted
the lower wages In the codes for the
Southern workers (the wage differ
entail, saddling particularly the Ne
gro workers with even lower wages.
Green Split Workers
Unable to halt the strike waves,
the Green bureaucracy have
headed strikes In order to betray
them through deception and treach-
cry, and by preventing sympathy
strikes, thus splitting the workers
ranks. The statement quotes j.
Tobin, head of the International
Teamsters Union, who declared,
This International Union will not
sanction sympathy strike, nor will
it in any way, shape or manner ap-
prove the violation of signed con-
tract"
The statement continues, in part:
I'm line with these strikebreaking
policies, the A. F. of L. reactionary
officials must share the responsible
ity for the defeat Of many struggles.
for the growth of company unions
in the alarming figure of five million
members.
Considering the interests Of the
employers before those of the work
ers, they have fought unemployment
insurance, and by supporting the
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Navy Awards
Contracts for
III Warships

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 22.-
A naval construction program to
put naval forces of American i'm
perialism above that of any other
country was officially set into
motion today with the awarding Of
ship building contracts for II war
ships costing $51, 100000.
Besides the eleven to be con-
structed by private firms, thirteen
ether vessels in this years program
will be built by the Navy Depart
ment at its own Navy Yards.
Among the awards was one for
two heavy cruisers to the Federal
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. at
Kearney. N. j. These ships are to
be OF 1850 tons each and viii cost
S3,945, ,00o apiece. The Federal Ship
building, it is recalled, is a sub
sidiary of United States Steel. in
turn controlled by j. P. Morgan
banks.
Five other private concerns, be-
side the Federal Shipbulding. got
awards.
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Will Hold Own Meeting
In San Francisco
During Sessions

Wagner-Lewis Bill now seek to
cheat the workers out of real un-
employment insurance at the ex-
pense of the government and the
bosses, as provided in the Workers
Unemployment and Social Insur-
ance Bill.
Within the locals, the reactionary
officials continue their policies OF
expelling and suspending the unem-
ployed from the locals for non-pay-
ment of dues. Every semblance of
trade union democracy is being sup
pressed, while gangsterism and rack
eteering to aid them in maintain
ing their power and control are
rampant.
AT this time when the gap be-
tween the reactionaries and the
rank and file is widening, and the
rank and file are launching inde-
pendent struggles, the A. F. of L.
chiefs are preparing the ground for
a purging campaign, which in line
with the fascist attack on the work
ers in the West Coast will deliber-
ately set out to weed out and separ-
ate the militant fighters from the
ranks of the A. F. of L. Already
expulsions have started, reminiscent
The daily worker., 1934-08-23

convention takes place in a city
which has just been the scene of a
major class battle between labor
and capital.
Betrayals Through N.R.A.
"On the eve of this convention It
is clear from the records of these
officials in the past, and particular
ly ia the present great strike wave
that they are preparing for greater
betrayals of the workers which will
affect not only the workers in the
A. F. of L.. but the working class in
general"
The last convention Of the A. F.
of L. laid down this policy of be-
trayal, the statement continues,
when Green backed up General
Johnsons anti-strike speech at the
convention. Since that time Green
and his fellow officials have followed
policy Of agreeing to starvation
N. r. A. codes formulated by the
employers. They have accepted
more and more government control
of the unions, outlawed strikes, and
agreed to NR.A. arbitration which
increased speed-up, instituted the
stagger system and strengthened the
company unions. They have bar
gained away the rights of the work
ers and co-operated with the en-
ployers and the government in the
planned attack of the N.R.A. on the
workers conditions, which was ac-
companied by union smashing ter
ror.
Green and Tishe in this manner
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Freedom For 2 Foes
Of Nazis Sought Here

NEW YORK. K.-Hearing on the
writ of habeas corpus in the case
of Friedrich Beyerbach. refugee
from Nazi Germany, has been
postponed until Tuesday, Aug. 28,
the Committee for Protection of
Foreign Born announced yesterday.
At the same time 1t revealed that
Nazrni Jamiel, anti-fascist worker
arrested while picketing the Ger
man consulate at a Free Thael-
mann" demonstration on July IA,
has been ordered deported by the
immigration authorities.
Irving Schwab, attorney for the
committee, who is representing
Beyerbach, plans to see the Labor
Department in Washington to re-
quest right of asylum for Beyer-
bach as a political refugee. The
committee is fighting for the free
dom of both anti-Nazi workers.
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
Bus Strike
Spread May
Tie Up City
DAILY worker Midwest Bureau)

CHICAGO, Aug. %. - Chicago's
bus strike is becoming steadily
more powerful movement with in
creased activity of pickets, brutal
police attacks, and steps towards a
sympathy strike by street car and
elevated men.
Pickets on number of streets
stoned buses and forced them to
halt. However, buses still continued
to run.
It Is reliably reported to the Daily
Worker that the places of striking
bus drivers are being taken by ex-
Yellow Cab drivers, who have been
recruited as scabs. The Yellows
and the motor coaches are controlled
by the same company.
Under the strike breaking hand of
the Regional Labor Board hearings
on the strike were held without re-
suits.
The bus drivers are striking for
union recognition and reinstatement
of fired union organizers.
The daily worker., 1934-08-23
First Daily Worker
Picnic in Fund.- Drive
Is Set for Sunday

NEW YORK.-With Clarence
Hathaway, editor Of the Daily
Worker, as the speaker, the first
major affair of the New York
District Of the Communist Party
for the benefit Of the Daily
Worker 100000 Campaign, will
take place next Sunday at the
North Beach Picnic Park, Astoria,
Queens.
A program Of sports, dancing,
concert and a performance by
the Workers Laboratory group
has also been arranged.
The picnic is part of the So
cialist committee which is being
participated in by districts
throughout the country in the
efforts of each to be the first to
reach the quota set in the drive.
Tickets are 25c. The grounds
can be reached by I.R.T., BM.T.
and Second Ave. Elevated to Dit
mars Ave, and from there by
bus.