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The Washington times., 1935-07-05
E|NSTE|N HOLDS
SPACE, MATTER
SAME THING

NEW YORK, July S O.N.sJ.
The physical universe consists not
OF two realities-space and mat
ter-but of one substance of
"field" of which space and mat
ter are varying manifestations.
This appears to be the sub
stance of a modified relativistic
theory of the universe described in
the July issue Of Physical Review
by Prof. Albert Einstein and DR..
N. Rosen, a co-worker of the fam
ous physicists at the institute for
advanced study at Princeton, re-
leased here today.
One and the Same
His new theory, DR.. EinStein de-
clares, is logically completely sat
isfying and contains no new n.y.
pothetical elements"
Prof. Einstein and his collabora-
tor write that what generally are
recognized as atomic particles are
little bridges in space and are
made up of space itself.
Matter, according to their
theory, can be likened to bridges
linking two sheets of nothing,
ness"
In order to evolve their theory
the two physicists found it nee
eSsary to assume the existence of
an hitherto undiscovered particle
of matter without gravitating
mass" an electrical atom that
weighs nothing and which, accord
ing to Einstein's mathematics, is
found to be "the most natural
electrical particle"
A Single Theory
If the new theory of relatively
can stand the test of future re
search and experiment, it is
pointed out, physical science will
have at least found an all-embrac,
ing physical and mathematical
theory which would include the
macrcosm and microcosue, the
universe as a whole as we'll as the
atom, and which would bridge the
gulf separating the theory Of rela
tivity and the quantum theory.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05

PARIS, July 5.-You don't have
to be born with a silver spoon in
your mouth to be a lady, accord
ing to Elsa Maxwell, well-known
writer who yesterday listed the
worlds 10 greatest contemporary
ladies.
The lady, says Miss Maxwell, is
like the dodo bird, almost extinct.
However, here are the require.
mentS:
Don't take your position too
seriously providing you have one,
of course).
Don't make a show of wealth
by talking about your bank &C.
count or displaying your jewelry.
If you must quarrel, do so with
dignity and humor.
Be sincere.
Avoid the limelight.
Combine sweetness and gentle
ness with dignity.
A few of the greatest ladies,
according to Miss Maxwell, are:
Mrs. Alice Long worth, Irene
Dunno, the Duchess of Suther-
land, Marie Tempest, Nine. Bal
san, the former Consuela Van
derblit, and Mrs. Vincent Aston,
the MarChionesS of Carisbrooke,
the Duchess d'Ayen of France
and the Duchess of Doudeaville.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
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The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Einstein Takes Up Old
Liuht, Space Theories

OLD LYME. Conn, July 5.
Prof. Albert EinStein, internation-
ally famous scientist to whom the
world looks for solution of the
mysteries Of the universe, con.
fesSed today that he has failed so
far in what he regards the most
important part of his task.
Interviewed simultaneously with
publication in Princeton of his
latest theory of relatively wherein
he views the universe as made up
of two sheets between which tril-
lions of electrically charged par
ticles are running an eternal race,
the scientist admitted for the
first time:
1. That man must look be-
yOnd mathematical laws for an
answer to the greatest riddle Of
the world the question of
whether the universe is limited
or infinite.
2. That he will never consider
his theory of relatively "the last
word" on the subject.
EinStein'S original theories held
that space was limited and that
light curves. His associates hint
he is now reverting to the age-old
theory that space is infinite, that
light-rayS 60 straight into in
calculable distances. Asked if he
had yet determined whether space
is limited or infinite, the scientist
paused a moment then with a
half-smile. answered.:
God has decided, but not l."
AS he spoke these words, indi-
eating perhaps for the first time
that religion has an allimportant
role in his theories of what lies
beyond the stars"
This newest concept of the uni,
verse describes space as made up
of two sheets and bridges connect
ing these sheets composed of cleo,
trically neutral particles.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
U.S.. TO HALT RATEWAR

to be effective on or before Octo.
Der 3.
At the came time he signed an
order required the Shepard Steam
ship Company to cease making
rates lower by fixed percentages
than its competitors, and de.
manded the Shepard line, Calmar
line and intercoastal conference
terminate their present contract
rate systems.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Rain of Frogs
Falls on Town

GUIRGIU, Rumania G.N.SO.
A dense rain of small frogs and
tadpoles fell over Giurgui, caus-
ing-apart from terror and dis
gust among the feminine popula-
tion-several road accidents.
The explanation given locally
for this phenomenon is that a
powerful wind had blown off the
small betrichians from the Dan
ube River marshes.
Only a few days ago a storm
with hail the size of a small
orange caused enormous damage
in Giurgui.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
CHANGES ON EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, July 5.-The New
York Stock Exchange and the AS.
ISOLATION of Stock Exchange Firms
are planning further collaboration
in their plans to increase public in
terest in and knowledge of the
workings of the exchange.
The committee on public rela.
tons of the exchange is to take
charge Of the correspondence with
the national advisory council,
The Washington times., 1935-07-05

The U. s. Shipping Board Blu
reau struck sharply today to
bring to an abrupt halt a rate
war which has threatened destruc-
ton of intercoastal shipping lines.
Director James C. Peacock, fol.
lowing an exhaustive investiga-
ton, has rejected all tariffs filed
by intercoastal water carriers, and
ordered new rate schedules filed
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Gales Denies He's
Wed Third Time

MEXICO CITY, July 5 US).
Former President Elias Plutarco
Gales today denied reports that
he has married for the third time.
The statement, issued through his
secretary, characterized as an in
vention" an account that he wed
Senorita Aurora PaeZ, daughter of
Gov. Manuel Paez, of the state Of
Culiacan yesterday.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Fire Escape Nap
Costs Sleeper $40

Derrick Manning does not rec
ommend fire escapes as a place to
sleep. Yesterday Manning paid
for his nap when Judge Ralph
Given fined him $40 in Police
Court for sleeping, while in an in
toxicated condition, on a fire es-
cape at Fox Theater
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
DOG BITES BOY

John Smith, Is, colored, 800
block Hobart st. N. W., was
treated at Casualty Hospital yes.
terday after he had been bitten
by q dog.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05

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The Washington times., 1935-07-05

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La gaceta., 1935-03-29

LA severa magnificencia de que
era capaz su albacea testament
tario, don Manuel Cerrada.
Porque, deben saber mis- lee
torres que, alberto ell testamento
del infeliz don Gracian, whose
EN- conocimiento de que conferia
tai cargo al d~istinguido sacer-
dote.
Las mandas Y legados eran
numerosos.
Habia para todos; para los
criados, los Asilos de carload,
Iobras beneficas, etc, etc, amen
de un mas que regular donativo
para don Manuel y una elevada
Isuma para bien de alma.
Ell pobre marques, era de los
inocentes e ignorantes, que tie
men tan triste idea de la bon
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
VOLVIO A Ell
CAMPEON CAVE MAN

Como pronosticamos aver,
"Cave Man, ell campe6n de la
pista de Mr.. Ellis, ell galgo po-
cas- wees derrotado, venci6 de
nuevo en- la oncena carrera, de-
jando muy distanciados a to-
dos sus oponentes. Igualo su
propia marca de 20 segundos y
sus boIetos Sc pagaron a $3.50.
Grey Traffic venci6 en- ell
derby de elimination y sus bole-
tos Sc abonaron a $3.50.
Ell dinero de la apuesta doble
Sc entreg0 a los que tuvlercn fe
en- Blue Abe y Marie Gate, y
cobraron $170.80.
Triunf6 de sorpresa 'Fenian'
en- la cuarta carrera, y sus billie
tes Sc pagaron a 5000
La quiniela de Fenian y
Spring Board Sc page a $115.6O
Manana sabado habra matt
nee, a las dos de la tarde. e.
lunes habra matinee y por la no
che Sc ofrecera un programa
extraordinario,
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
BRADDOCK DICE QUE Sc
MEJOR QUE
NUNCA

Jimmy sBraddock, a duien Ia
Icomisi6n atletica de New York
ha reconocido como ell aspirante
In1mero l a la corona del peso
complete, Sc MEGA a pelear aho-
ra con Primo Camera, por ha-
berse retirado ell Gigantic del
torneo del Garden y acceptable
un combate con ell negro Jose
Luis.
"L2s comisionados, ha dicho
Braddock, acaban de pregun-
tarme 81 yo creo que frente a
Baer tengo una buena oportu-
nidad de veneer" "Yo les he
dicho que asi 10 creo, porque nc
solo tengo una buena derecha,
sino que he desarrollado una O.
fectiva %izquierda. y nunca me
he sentido mejor en- mi vida"
FL director del irlandes de-
sea que este pelee primero con
~Schmeling y despues con ell cam
pe6n; pero Joe Jacobs Sc opo-
ne a tai plan, insistiendo en- que
ell aleman va ha probable sus
condolences y que Baer sera ST
pr6ximo adversario, no Bradd'
ock o Camera.
En- la reciente pelea de BradC
ockcon Lasky, ell juez Monroe
lie do once asaltos Y ell arbitrt
Donovan otros II. LaCron, e
otro juez, concedi6 8 asaltos /;
Jimmy, cuatro a Lasky y tire:
IempatadOs.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Para TODD ell mundo, la muer
tie del marques fue debida a un
ataque de apoplejia fulminante.
Ash 10 puso en- la papeleta de
fdefunci0n ell anciano doctor, a
.quien ell padre Cerrada suplic6
de I'm modo eficaz su discretion.
Ell secreto, pues, quedaba
bieh asegurado.
De las personas intimas de la
casa, solo ell sacerdote Y Candi-
do estaban enterad9s.
iQue gratitud la de dona A
gueda hacia los dos!
Sin ellos, la pena la hubiese
muerto.
No podia olvidar, la desven-
turada sonora, aquellas miste-
riosas palabras de su esposo:
TEL padre Cerrada acert6
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CON LOS GUANTES

, En- Dallas, Texas, Kipgfish
Levinsky, de Chicago, derrot6
aver por puntos al veterano
Babe Hunt, vencedor de Buddy
Baer.
FL pescador sigue ganando di
nero facil, imitando asi a Baer.
: Debe recordarse ahora que
en- esta ciudad dijo de Lasky
Vale muy POGO, pero sus accio-
mes subieron con una victoria,
por puntos, que alcanzo sobre
mi. Braddock parece haber com
probado la affirmation del her
mano de Lena Y companero de
establo de Tony Cancela.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

mes de su director spiritual y
mundane.
Ell tai Candidito iba diaria-
mente a yer a la marquesa, a la
'cual consolaba con TODD ell ca
.rino de que era capaz su inter6s
'por la familia.
! Siempre preguntaba por ell
.estado de Elvira; pero nunca
manifesto ell deseo de saludarla.
A fuer de diScreto o por ell
.deseo de parecerlo, obr6 de tai
suerte, va que comprendia que
a la j6ven no podia serle muy
grato que la viese y lie hablase
Iquien de flo estaria enterado
de TODD.
Y, a prop6sito de este asunto,
de5e decirse que ell secreto no
trascendi6 al pGblico.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
.ontrdtodos CON Ell mismO

ContrGtdd0s CON ell maismO
sueldO del GIO pdsGdO
st. Petersburg, mario 3D.
Ell coronel IRuppert, propietario
de los Yankees, manifesto aver
que ha firmado con ell mismo
sueldo del ano pasado a cuatro
peloteros de los de 81 al ano
Estos jugadores, a los que man
do contracts de 81, hasta que
Iprobasen su e~ficiencia al direc'
tor Joe Mccarthy, son Earle
Combs, ell veterano jardinero ;
Fired Walker, jardinero, y los
pitchers Van Alta y Johnny
Allen.
La oferta del contrato de 81
Sc hizo a Babe Ruth antes de
que firmara con los Braves.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
JACOBS MEGA
10 DE LA PEIEA


New York, mario 29.-Joe
Jacobs, ell hebreo que en- los Els
taados Unidos Airige los ne
gocios de Max Schmeling, des-
minti6 anoche una noticia de
Espana de que Pauline Uzcu-
dun ha firmado un contrato pa
ra batirse con ell excampeon en-
en- ell mes de JUNO. LA noticia
es para mi, dijo Jacobs, nueva y
absurda. Schmeling ssolo Sc ha-
liza interesado en- un match con
Baer y ell mes pr6ximo vendra
a los Estados Unidos."
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Los desGfios del Cincinnati

Los desaffos del Cincinnati
Hoy por la tarde, en- Plant
Field, ell Cincinnati Sc batira
cen ell Toronto, a las 2:30, en- la
serie para ell fondo de los $500
pesos.
Manana sabado ell team de
Dresser jugara con los Phillies,
a la misma bora, y ell domingo
con los Cardenales.
Los rojos iharan sus maletas
despues del domingo Y saldrar
hacia ell Norte. Ell Toronto Sc
quedara aquf por otra semana.
jugando con ell Rochester, las
"Estrellas" de Tampa y ell Co
lumbus.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Noticias de Ball
Victoria de los BrGpOs

Victoria de los BrGVOs
Los Rojos de Cincinnati fue-
ron derrotados aver, en- ST.
Petersburg, por los Brabos de
Boston. Hasta ell sexto inning
ell juego Sc mantuvo equilibra-
do, pasando despues la ventaja
al team" dirigido por McKech
ME. Babe Ruth desempeno la
primera base en- parte del desa-
flo. Fue dos veces al bate y nc
pudo batear de Hit. MacFay-
den Y Johnson lanzaron por e.
Cincinnati, Prim y Brown POI
los vencedores.
Cincinnati &c, 8h, lie; Boston
sc, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

bras de peso, conocib por King
Kong. A este individuo, a qhien
Sc incluye en- Ia division de los
"villanos", Sc lie pondra frente
a Jack Rogers, ell vaquero de
Montana.
Johnny Grandovitch, Ell pola-
co, saldra hoy de Boston y lie
CARA aqui a tempo para luchar,
ell lunes, con Stanley Sikowski.
Ed Meske, el exfutbolista,
tendra de rival al griego Nick
Condos.
Otros dos epcuentros Sc ARE.
glaran hoy para completar el
programa.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Proposition a Los. Pirutas

1TUpOotCkON u AOSsx kFSsV~O
La pequena y bella cidaad de
Sebring, en- ell canine de la
costa este, ha hecho una ofer-
ia a los Piratas de Pittsburgh
con "a esperanto de que practi-
quen ALI ell ano pr6ximo. Los
Piratas, como los Cubs, van a
|trasladar su c~ampamento de pr
mavera desde California a ia
Florida. En- Sebring ~practica &C
Itualmente ell club Columbus, de
la Liga International.
Avon Park, %poblaci6n cerca
ma a Sebring, tuvo ALI a los Cal
denales entire los amos 1927
1929.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

dad de Dios, que imaginan pue-
den atraerla a 81 con su dinero.
Porque este Y no otra cosa es
Greer que benefician su alma y
la acercan a Dios, destinando
una parte de sus bienes para
misas Y otros oficios divinos y
terrenales.
tQue idea tendran del Dios
grande Y sublime, los que tai
Green Y practican?
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
ANULADA LA PELEA


Cleveland, MARIO 29.-Oscar
Jacoby, presidente de la conf
sion de boxeo de esta ciudad,
anul6 aver la decision del arbi-
Itro otorgando una victoria a
Jimmy Belmont, de Pittsburg,
sobre ell j6ven gladiator Babe
'Risko, de Syracuse.
Los jueces no habian llegado a
|un acuerdo y ell arbitro intervi-
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
DerrotddO ell Toronto

Con los "osos" de Newark jul
go aver ell Toronto, decidiendo-
Sc ell juego en- la cuarta entra-
da, cuando los visitantes hicie-
ron cuatro carreras. Ocho Hits
bate6 eel que podemos lamar
club local, ell Toronto, hasta que
pasen las practicas. Diez "hits"
pegaron los "osos'', tres de ellos
salidos del bate del CT Koy
Newark &c, 10h, Sea Toron-
to &c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Van Mungo domino
a los TigreS

Ell Brooklyn, con Van Mum
go en- la Inca de fuego, derroto
aver a los Tigres, en- Lakeland.
Once hits lie batearon al nota-
BILE pitcher, pero supo dominar
en- los momentos mas dificiles.
Sam Leslie Y Len Koenecke ba-
|tearon de cuadrangular. Lopez
|ayud6 a Mungo desde Ell catch
er. Crowder, Sorrell y Walker
Ifueron los pitchers de los ven-
cidos.
Brooklyn &c, 16h, BE; Detroit
sc, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
NAC-3ADos DE
y K RoBAR c~IGARRThLes

Empez6 aver en- la corte fed
raj la vista de la caYsa cont
Matias Blanco, J. D. Collins y
Ben ScarborC ugh, acusados de
robar I'm cargamento de ciga-
rrillos de la estaci6n del ferro-
|carril en- Dade City.
Rianaa firm6 una confession
acu% radoa los otros dos, que
estaRne, apliendo sentencia de
Is anSa TP Raiford, por robo.
Ell juicio seguira en- Ia mana
ma de hoy.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Freddie Miller ha barrido
con todos los oponentes que en-
Barcelona lie han buscado, inclu
yendo al catalan Jose Girones.
Quadrini, su Ultima victima, es
un valiente veterano Y NADIA
mas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
BOX /
PAULINE UZCUDUN Pc
A CON ~SCHMEDING?

San Sebastian, Espana, mar
70 29.-El director de Pauline
Uzcudun, ell pugil espahol del
peso pesado, anuci6 aver que
-ha firmado un contrato para
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Folletin No. 1876
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

i Dios perdona,-dijo solem
nemente,-senora marquesa
Pero hay que hacer por mani
festarle nuestra conformidad
con sus designios.
jiCh, padre Cerrada! iQue
gran desdicha! iQue infortunio
y que situaci6n!
TODD Sc salvara, sefora...
iDios no puede echar en- divide
ell sincere arrepentimiento de
pasadas culpas!
-iOn!
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

no, levantando el brazo a Bel
mont, 10 que di6 lugar a energi'
Gas protestas por parte del pd-
Fblico.
Jacoby al declarar "no efec.
Ituada" la pelea opin6 que Riskt
lhabfa ganado.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Verific6se, pues, TODD tai CO.
mo ell difunto 10 habia dispues-
to en- su Ultima voluntad, y en-
aquel train luctuoso, trabaj6, y
no POGO, ell bienaventurado
Escamilla, a las 6rde-
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
MATRIMONIOS

IBennie Peele, %, y Pearl Pa
Ne, 27; James Lawron, 10, y Lu
dell Bennett, II.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Ien suS vaticinios!
iOh, el padre Cerradal

en- sus vaticinios"
iOh, ell padre Cerrada!
81 lie hubiese dicho a dona
Agueda gu tirarse por ell balloon
era cosa mas l6gica y conye-
niente, de fijo Sc hubiese tira-
do despues de darle las gracias
por ell ~consejo.
Resdmen: que en- las actua-
les circunstancias, don Manuel
era ell amo absolute en- aquella
casa, y Candida podfa estar
tranQuilo.
Seria marques. con SUI cuen-
ia y razon.
7, entire tanto, icual era ell
estado moral y material de Ia
infeliz Elvira?
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
DOWNING PRESENTARA A
UN Gigantic CONOCIDO
POR KING KONK

Ell empresario de Benjamin
Field, Jim Downing, manifes-
to anoche haber contratado a
un luchador gigantic, de 220 IL
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

que su patrocinado combata, Ell
dia 30 de iunio e.Borlin, con
el excampa5n Max Schmeling,
svencedor de Walter Neusel y
Steve Hamass La noticia Sc
gun los periodicos espanoles, es
%autentica.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

-Crea listed en- Ell. Espere.
iQuien sabe!
La anciana Gallo, mientras ell
aristocratico sacerdote Sc exten
,dia en- consideraciones muy con
soladoras, que hacian que la
marquesa Sc entregase a 81, dis
puesta a seguir en- TODD sus con-
.sejos.
CAPITULO XXI
lei altimo besO!
Verific6se ell entierro del mar
ques con toda la pompa y toda
la ostentaci6n que a su range y
alcurnia concernia y con tOda
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-04-30
Notice
TO HOLDERS OF CIRCULATING
BANK NOTES. OF THE NATIONAL
BANK OF TIL 3 DANISH WEST
INDIES sg

DAMN UT II OANIOE1 w EJO4
INDIES ~
Pursuant to Section ofaqO Ordinance
10 provide for the retirementGof circuIat.
ing Notes Of The National Bank of the
Danish West Indies passed by the Colo.
NAL Council for St. Thomas, and St.
John on February Ia. 1886, passed and
approved by the Governor on February
16, 1886, motto is hereby given 10 all
holders of the Circulating Bank Notes
of the National Back of the Danish
West Indies that the Bank is prepared
to redeem its Notes in accordance with
the procedure prescribed in &the said
Ordinance as follows:
Cd All Circulating Bank Notes pre-. :
sented during the period April /.
1885 to3Aprl! /, 1886. To the Bank
at its office in Sta homas or eth
er of it's branches in st. Cfoix, or.
at any agency or sgeDcies. desig.
mated by the Bank, will beEedeem
ed by the Bank on demand.
(2.l With the approval Of the Cover.
nor. the Bank may on April /.
1886, detosit with the Govern.
ment in a fund to be known az
the Note Redemption Fund an
amount 10 legal tender, coin. or
currency or the UDtted states,
equal at the legal rate to fifty per.
centum of the Notes outstanding
at the end of the business day Of
April l, 1886. & Il:
49, Thereafter. and upon aprocla.
nation of the Governor. the Note
of the Bank shall he redeemed
from the Note Redemption Fund
in the order'of presentation for
redemption. and Ia accordance
with the rules establis he'd for the
+ said fund; provided however. that \
the Government of the Virgin 1s.i
lands shall be under nc obligation
TO redeem any such Notes If not
presented for redemption before 4.
April 1. 1889. Or. 4 the Note
Redemption Fund shall have been.
exhausted.
a J After the iskuancs Of the Cow.
! ernor's proclamation, no. action
i may be commenced against the !;
Bank for money due and payable I
j -. upon any Of The Notes. P ,.s =
The Notes of the National Bank of the
Danish West Indies will cease to be legal
tender and will rot circulate as money :
after September TO-, 1885: 4 n - q
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DISTRICT COURT The VIRGIN ISLANDS
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The daily worker., 1935-02-15
Mutiny Against Imperialism

TWO THOUSAND Manchurian soldiers,
mutinying against their officers, have
set the Japanese military command in
alarm. 1t is we'll aware that this mutiny
is more than symptom. 1t is the fore
runner of the great liberation movement
of the Chinese people.
In this difficult and heroic struggle
against the bandits of Imperialism, the
Red Army of China has been the only con-
sistent force to declare eternal warfare
against the Japanese militarists. This
declaration of war has received the sup
port of Madame Sun Vat Sen and scores
of prominent defenders of Chinese indie
pendence.
The cause of the struggling Chinese
nation is basically the struggle against all
imperialism. Hands off China!
The daily worker., 1935-02-15
Toward a Labor Party

IT is most significant action which has
L been taken by the Michigan State Con-
ference of the A. F. of L. Painters Union,
passing a resolution calling for the for
nation of United Workers Tickets" based
son a fight against the attacks of the
capitalists"
This action of an important A. F. of
L. body, calling for break from the
"non-partisan" policy which has tied the
workers in the unions to capitalist politics,
confirms overwhelmingly the analysis of
the Communist Party that the immediate
need is for a mass working class Labor
Party, as step that will speed the de-
velopment of the working class movement
The A. F. of L. group in Michigan
strikes the basic note which is emphasized
by the recent resolution of the Communist
Party passed at its Central Committee
meeting-that the basis of the Labor
Party must be serious fight against capi-
tai and capitalist policies.
Such a mass party, based on the trade
unions, will be powerful defense against
the open shop, anti-union drive growing
out of Roosevelt's program.
The Communist Party greets this ac-
tion Of the Michigan A. F. of l.. Conference
and urges that concrete steps be taken
toward building such party based on
the trade unions.