The Daily Worker Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 2

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Luncheonette 12% SECOND AVE Between 7th and Oth Sts, Comptimente of B, SALTZMAN BULOVA WATCHES Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler 482 CLAREMONT PARKWAY Bronx, N. X. p-! - SHR SHORTEST WAY OUT sald the Jackson County Herald of Scottsboro WOULD HAVE BEEN THE BEST DALLY WORKER, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1931 LABOR FIGHTS FOR BREAD! Ceal miners strike by thousands, march on cities demanding food; healery workers strike against pay cuts, send 3,000 to jail via picket ines; breadlines, soup kitchens, flophouses close, yet employment mage and wage cuts grow more numerous. Not for 46 years has the question been so vital, “What will labor do?” But 40 years ago there was no Federated Press keeping 100 corres- pondente watching hot spots in the U.S.A, U.S.S.R, China Germany, Mexico, Australia, Austria, England, for labor news to be bolled down for the busy reader who wants to know of labor's straggies in a few minutes a week, in LABOR’S NEWS THE NEWS-MAGAZINE OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT On Sale at New York City Newsstands 6 MONTHS’ TRIAL, BY MAIL $1.00 LABOR’S NEWS 112 EAST 19TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY | MAY DAY GREETINGS FROM MAX LEVIN MAY DAY GREETINGS FROM ISAAC SHORR Tillie and Julius Littinsky GREET THE DAILY WORKER ON MAY FIRST | COMPLIMENTS OF THE Szabo Conservatory of Music 119 EAST 83RD STREET NEW YORK CITY DR. MITCHELL R. AUSTIN Optometrist 3765 WHITE PLAINS AVENUE, BRONX, N. ¥. (Corner ef Allerton Avenue) Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted “ASK YOUR FRIENDS IN YOUR ORGANIZATIONS ABOUT ME” BERGMAN BROS. 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