The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 2, 1927, Page 13

3 eeeeeetetetotebedetetets ~ONE INDUSTRY! May Day Greetings : In The METAL AND MANUFACTURING Industry All workers in the metal, machine, and manufacturing in- dustry — skilled, semiskilled, sex, race or nationality — welcomed into our ranks, DISTRICT Amalgamated Metal Workers of America 799 Broadway, New York City. eotetederoobnknenbnenbenbnbrtecenbnbntnteoeele ONE UNION! To All Workers unskilled — irrespective of NO. 1 On This Great INTERNATIONAL Labor Day We Pledge Our Support to The DAILY WORKER and to Continue the Work of Comrades iH] ail i LENIN and RUTHENBERG. A. BRESLAW WM. HEINIG J. HOFFER L. NADLER D. TZELEPIS N. DAGIS A. PODOLSKY International Branch 2; 6b, Brooklyn-New York S. NADLER, Secretary. BERTHA TURCHINSKY, Organizer. B. MELNIKER M. GARBER J, FRIEDMAN 8. HOCH A. STONE J. MILLER J. 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