Show BA BATTLE TILE FLARES ON N N. N Y Y DOCKS NEW NEWT YORK Dec 2 UD UP VIo IE-VIo- Vio Violence lence flared along the tho New York waterfront today with more moro trouble threatened as an army of striking seamen massed at an East river following police po po- po lico lice cleanup raids on seamen's restaurants NEW EW YORK Dec 2 INS INS Vio Vio Violence lence broke out along New Yorks York's embattled waterfront embattled waterfront today as union longshoremen refused to unload the French liner Champlain and striking striking ing seamen tried to tie up the United United United Unit Unit- ed States liner Manhattan at her North river pier The striking seamen overturned and smashed a taxicab and an automobile automobile automobile au au- au- au full of ot private detectives I Two men were hurt seriously Six seamen were arrested Heavy cordons of police were thrown about pier 62 as rumors spread that the striking seamen resentful resentful resentful re re- re- re 1 at the longshoremen for lack of cooperation in the outlaw seamen's seamen's sea seamen's sea sea- mens men's strike would attempt to unload unload unload un un- un- un load the French ship in defiance of the powerful International Longshoremen's Longshoremen's Longshoremen's Long Long- association One seaman was stabbed as he reported for work on n the Clyde- Clyde Mallory ship the S. S S. S Brazos and two were brutally beaten one seriously seriously seriously seri seri- as they sought to board the theM M Manhattan Police were wele armed with riot guns Six emergency squad cars five patrol wagons and a host of detectives de do- filled streets meets near the Manhattans Manhattan's Manhattans Manhattan's Man Man- hattan's battens pier SAN FRANCISCO Dec 2 INS Hawaii's pressing food problem due to the Pacific coast shipping strike of maritime workers wilt will be relieved by a special shipment shipment ship ship- ment mont of food and other supplies from Japan cables from Honolulu reported today Quick to take on added business th the N. N Y K Japanese shipping line accepted cargo offers from Honolulu Honolulu Honolulu Hono Hono- lulu and advised Honolulu merchants merchants merchants mer mer- chants a freighter would be immediately immediately imme imme- loaded in Japan and dispatched dispatched dispatched dis dis- dis- dis patched to the paradise of the Pa Organizing Relief Colonel O. O F. F manager of the Alaska railroad who chartered relief ships for Alaska is in n Seattle where he be is organizing Alaskan food relief The Arctic sailed yesterday as a specially chartered government re relief relief re- re lief ship for Alaskan waters via Seattle The coast guard cutter William J. J Duane will leave here tomorrow for Honolulu with sacks of mail and supplies for government government- stations A navy supply ship loaded at San Pedro Pedro Pe Pe- dro with several hundred tons of supplies for navy personnel in Hawaii Hawaii Ha Ha- carried no supplies for civil civil- ians Harry Bridges longshoremen leader of the west coast strike w who ho o accused Joseph P. P Ryan international international inter inter- inter national president of the Longshoremen's Longshoremen's Longshoremen's Longshore Longshore- mens men's union of ot failing to keep a a promise to support the strike continued continued con con- his speechmaking tour of the Pacific northwest Last night he addressed a mass meeting of strikers ers at Tacoma Called Strikebreaker Bridges' Bridges charges which also Included included included in in- an accusation that Ryan was wasa a strikebreaker w were re contained in a letter aletter to Ryan released in New NewYork NewYork NewYork York by Joseph Curran left wing leader of striking New York sea sea- men Meanwhile only one peace parley was in progress progress progress' in an attempt to end the strike The steam schooner operators who ply their trade in coast ports were to continue negotiations negotiations negotiations today with the American Radio association |