Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1931, Page 29

FOR HEAD [N} ECONOMY “AL-PREST” FINISHED SERVICE PEN | ne. ur driver. LAUNDRY i with two and had Court of | ment of be readmitted to bail until the same | | court decides whether she shall be sent | | back_to the Government claims she is a native. Appealed Deportation Order. Federal authorities arrested her sev- | eral mon allen working for an organization try- ing to ov | was arraigned in the United States Dis- | trict Court and appealed a deportation | order to | She was District her bail | her work VaroRus | her counsel decided to carry the fight lon the g i | Court of | A co-we ceded her before the bar of the Federal tons of cargo a year, or He was William T. Murdock, who | the traffic of the Panama Can: Court. seeks to WOMAN RED HELD |28-Year-0ld Agitator Hopes to Avoid Deportation to | By the Associated Press. BOSTON, October man, 28-year-old Communist agitator, | | leader in Lawrence behind her, | guished in & detention room at the East R | Boston Immigration Station today. MET. 1452 | “The Federal Government had reached | out to. take her from the city where _ two days she had led demonstrations against the police, been arrested twice responsible for the strike of 22,000 tex- tile operatives, Miss Berkman w: ! custody of the Federal authorities until | today, when the United States Circuft Ecotiand under charges simllar to those | th which may oause the deportation of Miss Berkman. Murdock was arrested im Central Falls, R. I, textile strike dhturhlnte. and he, project during a recent and that it had been indorsed by the Mississippl Valley Association, the Na- 1 tional Rivers and:Harbors nd | associations representative of 35 States, its convention last year appealed to a higher court. He wu {leased while the court took under ad- | visement the charges against him. Lawrence city officials, who had con- | tended with Miss Berkman during the | previous strike, appealed to the Federal Government Wednesday to aid them in | ridding the city of the radicals they | claimed were fomenting trouble. Woman Arrested Twice. Murdock had been active in Lawrence | within the past few days, but had re- | mained clear of the police. Miss Berk- | man was arrested Wednesday as she led | a strike demonstration. Yesterday, while | on her way to the Lawrence District | | Court, she attempted to stir the strikers | | into staging a demonstration in her be- | half. She was again arrested. Both Murdock and Miss Berkman | | were organizers for the National Textile | Workers’ Union. The woman's duties {as leader of this organization’s forces | in the strike area were taken over by | Miss Sophie Melvin, a New Jersey or- | | ganizer. Native Poland. ~Edith Berk- | troublesome days as a strike lan- publicly proclaimed herself as —- 'EARLY START URGED FOR FLORIDA CANAL Project Acmn Northern Section of | State Is Sought at Once by Jacksonville C. of C. to remain in the | Appeals will hear the srgu- her counsel that she should e Poland, the country of which nths ago in Lawrence as an | By the Associated Press. { BOSTON, October 9.—A plea for an immediate start on the construction of a ship canal across Northern Florida the Circuit Court of Appeals. | was presented to the twenty-fourth released on bail, but the annual convention of the Atlantic| Court decided yesterday that | Deeper Waterways Association today b: should be revoked because of | H. H. Buckman on behalf of the Jack- in Lawrence. Late in the day | sonville, Fla. Chamber of Commerce. | Mr. Buckman asserted an_economic | erthrow the Government. 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