The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-21
CHANGE
THE
WORLD!
BY SENDER GARLIN,

1NAMMANY may go officially and Fusion" may come,
but conditions the New York City hospitals continue
to be the evidenced by the following shock
ing testimony of mother who recently birth to
child in the Morr1sanla Hospital
Recently had baby born in Morrsnia City Hospital
working mothers continue have babies in
while husbands unemployed and broke
it to about time to expose the abmnab conditions under
which bring them into the world the free hospitals OF
this glorious city of
I'm Aorisana Hospital which
hospitals mothers suffer
unceann mkndnes the hand Of the
nurses race discrimination OF the worst sort ana even 1c o
when was first taken into the ward was given pillow
by because the laundry had
not arrived vet and the nurses were lazy special trip
got Old shapee slippers,
countless patients before unless were lucky
enough to have our own slippers from home Drt
bodies and ourselves
smeed bad that during visiting hours we found it necessary
tightly around ourselves avoid offending
OF the went through the
ndont to do thoroughly
The Negro mothers suffered most in this way as the nurses acted as
touching them communicating One observed refusing
girl bed take it from her She made the
and reach for it herself.
Nurses perverted pleasure treating brutal
tg especially labor where
in the extreme stage OF labor 1erkd about and slapped IN the lace by
unable lift herself from the
stretche, to be taken the delivery
mothers much milk in their breasts
required pump electric used
patient broke down the
Of the breast The faster it operated the more painful
third night the hospital saving
herself time trouble operating the fast my
that the head
objected-to the noise she making
delight haunting the mothers with
cruel tbe especially those mothers whose skins were not white Mrs
T, Negro told of
with Since nobody to take her bed
Mrs got off by herself The nurse called her One OF you
from Harlem.
No I'm not smart Mrs T, like dogs and
dogs, We're human are.
you don't up I'll call DR.. FoxP the threatened
him. said Mrs T. He's better than we
coed people from Harlem and I'm not afraid OF him The nurse
not called but Mrs t told THAT
has picked since
hospital the forced labor
subjected could get feetusuay the
walk around and of suffering from extreme weakness
acache etc ordered to carry water to other patients
pitchers the babies their
mothers at nursing time You've got to work for your baby around
here was told
the hospital difficult Although the ward
mothers out of bed
time and these afraid Of making the belfast suffer by their
rebelnont-Ann Rivington.
COMMENTS Although there is no many
patients writer of the above
54-hOur which of them
on The in New York City hospitals SIS
they expected
hours and higher should hand hand with ruthless
the graft and corruption which exists the city hospitals
His Grade Mark"
FROM Los Angeles A. W A.
job city assigned greasng making
repairs on vrovs AS each was finished he was to put mark
orayon a red hammer
by yelled Hey
hell tsa Oh replied the G. w that's Just trade
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to the Herald pune
PALM BEACH Fa March f0-Pam Beach enjoying a banner
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forecast activity.
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building of
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Drive Roosevebug Mudats
Chicago River Colony dwellings rising
old packing roofing
pipes threatened