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Awaitßooseveltok Dition to the Trip up the Hudson, an Tennisthe Clubs Cost More Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1933 Daughter of Negro On Relief Dies from Gutters of New York By del City Events Keep Infected Well Water Bosses Meeting S. and D. B. F. Lewis, of W. SOUTH BEND, Ind—The A meeting of the Unemployed daughter of a Negro worker on the Workmen’s Sick and here, died from infected Council of relief Benefit will be held to- well water recently. They had Death Fund, night at 8 o’clock at 227 E. 84th St., been obliged to move into an old for a water connections, Room 6. The topic tonight’s Secret; house without Coal Code meeting will be "The Conference well had to be so that the yard and Relief Cuts.” Out’ used. Two other children are in Against Evictions ‘Rip the Mug’s Guts the hospital. The well had ty- L. D. Excursion. By EDW ARD NEWHOUSE. phoid germs in it. I. The city gave the daughter a The I. L. D. excursion on Sun- courts cost two dollars by the hour, tennis seats at funeral. day, September 3, offers in ad- people who AwaitßooseveltOK dition to the trip up the Hudson, an TENNISthe clubs cost more. Tennis is a game of have elaborate program of music and “Noblesse Oblige” printed on their stationery. The Wimble- Sign Before They dancing on the boat, and ball games, don-Newport crowd has built up a ritual of “tradition”which Want President to Code swimming and other sports at the Let Miners Know How Badly They Have Strong Lines landing. strikes awe into the hoi polloi and causes butchers’ daughL’ Picket like Helen Jacobs to exclaim “Stout Fellow!” Competitoifi rs By UMWA Leaders Tractor Students’ Session. Been Sold Out change pleasantries of the day before each match and wijj|se Strike Defy Tire members of the Tractor School WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. —A coal code has been agreed In Metal who have not yet been assigned to are expected to say “I was lucky to have won,” as they coal classes will meet tonight at 8 p.m., Little in razor-edged flannels to by John L. Lewis, president of the UMWA and the for the newsreels. men buJk- Threats of Whalen at the Italian Branch of the F.S.U., around like Mike Gold’s bluearsed flies. \ operators, but its provisions are being kept a secret until after 233 East 10th Street. inveterate is put his sig- But now the ladies of the West'? Roosevelt signs it. He expected to ments can be relied upon, the Unit- President ~ Carl Brodsky Youth Club. Side Club are all aflutter over an & Ten Shops Settled 1 at nature to it in a day or two. ' uncouth occurrence and the razor- ed States Lawn Tennis Association Soul Portrait of Charles Solomon (1933) The Manhattan Youth Club, 114 seat. has again showed itself up as, an reason for keeping the terms More Join Strike edged flannels are hot in the The Ludlotv Street, will have Carl Brod- Their toniest asset essentially unscruplous racket. of the coal code a secret is to keep Socialist Candidate for Mayor sky and box office their 200 Glove Strikers YORK.—The strikebreaking as the lecturer, Friday, Septem- drag, the prize snob, Helen Wills the coal miners from venting NEW j Portrait of (1930) ber 8, at 8 p.m. His topic will be Standing: the Clubs terms of Whalen not Soul Charles Solomon Moody defaulted in the third set of of inger with the starvation threats of Grover have j “Your Uniform and Your Gun Are AMERICAN code, L. Lewis and the after he took out the injunction against picketing that re- her match with chopstroking Jacobs- LEAGUE the John Wage Demands the metal strikers from win- Being Prepared For You.” “ Win deterred Was that the thing to do?” W. L. P C. Club W. P.C. coal operators feeling that when sulted in the brutal murder of the workers’ sporting Club L. might ning more workers out on strike for hero, Steve The proceeds will go for the cam- cries one agitated faction. “You Wash'ton 82 43 .836 Detroit 83 6C .488 Roosevelt signs it the miners j New 73 50 .593 Chicago 60 67 .472 lines of Katovis. paign lund. Admission 10c. wouldn’t want the girl to collapse,” York be awed into accepting it. Get Recognition of the better conditions. Picket all Cleveland 67 63 .515 Boston 38 73 .421 According to information from were out 100 per retort the humanitarians. Sports Philcdl. 61 63 .492 Bt. Louis 47 81 .367 the metal shops • • • wage for Veterans’ Picnic. pages resound with statements by ‘he NRA the rate provided Needle Trades this Although ten a day. With cent strong week. A and Jamboree Lawn Tennis Association officials, NATIONAL LEAGUE n the code is $4-60 have been settled there are Veterans’ Picnic he miners working two or three Union shops will be given by Post 191 and 174 Mr. Moody, Mr. Wills, Mrs. Wills, ! Club W. L. P.C. Club W. L. P.C. 3,500 metal out on strike Jacobs, Mallory New York 13 41 .605 St. Louis 67 [8 .."36 days a week, this will make the still workers at the Peterson’s Long Island Farm Mrs. Molla on more shops are joining the Lenglen pulled Boston Brooklyn 51 09 .431 wage for coal diggers GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y„ Aug. 29 and September 3. whom the same Chicago 68 .544 Philadcl. 50 11 .413 minimum Yesterday the Metal Hoeckstra, Veteran, stunt, sympathetic, 51 that for textile workers. The four week’s strike of 200 fur strike. United on sale Workers detachsd and Pittsburgh 66 66 . 541 Cincinnati ower than tied up about Tickets are at the sports At time, no provisions are glove was settled this Co. was partially when Book Shop and at the posts of the snubbed writers. Other clubs not scheduled. the same workers here • • a against raising prices in the morning a victory for the work- 125 workers came out. Three hun- Heywood Broun regrets the ex- made with strike Workers Ex-Servicemens' League. the Wills company stores owned by the coal ers. strike was led by the Needle dred workers went on at the on treme ungraciousness of INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The Bond W. L. P.C. Club W. L. P C. Monday Freed Jacobs’ mamma Club Fletcher Co. on and statement- Helen operators- The code merely legalizes Workers Industrial Union. Drydock SSOO 14 71 Trades .490 the the Wenzel Plating says, “It is always more satisfactory Newark Buffalo the present starvation wages. The strikers won a 50 per cent workers at Rochester 92 67 .551 Albany big issue of union recog- Co. at 88 Walker St. also struck. if suck things can De lought out to Baltimore Montreal On the increase in wages and recognition Prof. Goldschmidt, Dr, nition, the coal operators have made at the Mutual Socialist Workers Join in Mass Defense Cam- the finish-” Wills declares his Tcront • Jersey City of the union shop committee. All The strike Sunset tour- All other clubs playing night games. some of agreement to work Co., 450 workers involved, daughter “was coaxed into the sort the strikers joined the union. Lamp with paign; S. P. Lawyers Aid I.L.D. nament by the officials who wanted with John L- Lewis against real was yesterday and the work- NATIONAL LEAGUE an effort to settled Exiled By Nazis, so big gates as- union organization in the coal In smash the strike gone back to work. The her the would be the “red” cry tell- ers have Innlng-by-Inning Score*. fields. the bosses raised WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 29.—A partial victory in the mass defense H. workers that Communists workers won recognition of their shop R. E. The capitalist papers here, as ing the the promise of no dis- campaign for the release of Michael Hoeckstra, framed world war veteran sent were leading their union. The Com- committee, Greeted in N. Y. New York 000 300 00X—3 6 1 well as the news releases from any strikers, and held for “assault,” was won yesterday when the International Labor De- Louis (Ist) ..000 000 000—0 5 0 country say Party in Gloversville imme- crimination against St. Washington all over the munist certain fense won his release on bond. and Wilson: to attack showing some increases in wages in SSOO Hadlahan, Johnson that the coal operators are ready diately answered this to The Washington local of the Socialist Noted Scholar Plans to UMWA, offi- that the bosses recognized Commu- departments. Wages are be ad- Party has elected a committee Hubbell and Mancuso. recognize the but the departments a Louis (2nd)..001 001 000—2 4 0 of General Johnson nists were in the front ranks of the justed in all within to co-operate with the I.L.D. in the Lecture for Anti- St. cial statement strikers immediately got of Hoeckstra. Marx Lewis, New York 000 000 000—0 5 1 says nothing of the kind- strikers and were the most militant week. The defense Michael Hoeckstra was assaulted down to the business of building member of the Socialist Party, with Fascist Groups Walker and O'Farrell; Fitzsimmons, After meeting secretly with fighters. The workers kept their by Edgar Beaver, guard at Arlington their organization in the shop and a lawyer, not yet named, will par- Cemetery, he passing Luque and Mancuso. Lewis and the coal barons, General ranks firm and won the strike. as was* out YORK—Exiled, (Ist) 003 200—5 9 0 at lunch hour on the first day of ticipate with Samuel Levine, I.
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