The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 5, 1927, Page 6

Page Six THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1927 Greetings From W. CHERNOV H. ROSEN SAN OPO cis Wl ev ceo Boston FRANK DUBENKO ....... Boston ENE) | ON SSS a are 3 Boston Te Oe a One eae eee Boston PS OUISIGIEIN 5 hth sates Boston MR. and MRS. COHEN..... Boston WE NEES ss aie atnio areas Boston Ko BONDAR cugacis ovens Boston JACOB KRANT cs acon Boston DAV ID SCHWARTZ cece tBORGE KRASKA «2200, E. OZER SOL REINSTEIN: 0. 008 NATADIB: RUBIN: 6650 28205 BERTHA LIGB i700. <3 Cambridge A GE «2: ENR RRs ea Rote Mattapan W. GREGORSON: © 2.006505 RD ASO es essay hehe S Boston Pe EAD ics ees ok Dh Pa ake See cake S. DIAMOND) oi eons Ses ENS) DARD Sa 2s BS OS A Si rea DAVID HEENO: 30 oss. COON io siege a ahead Boston Cs re ates Peel aie Boston Beeobetontestectstoobetoctetootesertoshertestentecbooobocbotorbetecoobodosberbonectonteentonetostesentoesertesctees tones ete GREETINGS from STREET NUCLEUS No. 30 Chicago, Ill, Meets 2nd and 4th Rriday. Watch for announcement of out- door affair to be given by our nucleus soon. Part of the proceeds for The DAILY WORKER | + Seeeeesseesersetereeeseeeeenetiseesees i 0s ie a | ce aoa | Hail the Solidarity i ' 1 The a Worker of Labor tt al and | City ge The DAILY WORKER {|} oh 7 Sub Section 2A, Unit 4. Fractions , Jersey City, N. J. | 4 — ee ae tosgoofesfoofordecfoogeckeect > sforfosfortonfootootootontenfont DISTRICT ONE WORKERS PARTY OF AMERICA District Office 36 CAUSEWAY STREET, BOSTON, MASS The Workers Book Shop 32 LEVERETT ST. Boston 2 Kee © Exetel ©) Frmondl €2 BOOKS ON SOCIOLOGY, ECONOMICS, SCIENCE, POLITICS Fecousacrank Q Eincah £9 Riamenamce AISSEN RUBIN ee | BOOKS FROM RUSSIA, . GERMANY, ENGLAND 030 TIOr= Members of Executive Committee . Mothers League of New England WceUios ee eee Boston Deni cil pee satis See Boston KRATIS 43% Na onlie ose ,. .Boston EYLIN Boston ZALL Additional May Day Greetings—Too Late fer Male Wk. ia | N. JACOBSON SONTA DINOE Eo osciee es cn og #5 1 INO 9 5 GSR BAR 5 05," IY AEE ee ao SG YO a OT ra V. ANMAHIAN WM. EXTINE ROBERT OSOLIN 2. 6 i... ee dy cs sae s clk J. ESHENWALD .:.......: DW cy Miah ae lets ss kala oe A. ROSENBERG ......... Roxbury bc Bg Game OSH og A Boston Ao RRND Soo cd aoe Se DOBRO eetiesy 2h ee ae ALBERTO GS: SHIA boosic.as coi M.S. MARTIN: 0. aaiie mes PANS ION «800058 su ieee cs Bi TO 6 ie bate 04 wares .. Boston Ta aber the Roxbury GOLDMAN Gisie ie «60.00 Tepeielh — 000-00 S00 101010 = COMRADES: 4 The Joint Board Furriers’ Union, Locals 1, 5, 10 and 15 send greetings to the Labor Movement on this Ist day of May. The first of May, Labor’s holiday, first originated in Amer- ica. In 1886, at the Convention of the American Federation of Labor, this day was set aside as Laber Day. Today the fur workers lay down their tools and rally to the labor movement in its expression of solidarity with the workers all over the world, Today the fur workers review their victories and with ever more determination rally behind the Joint Board in its struggle to maintain a class conscious labor union, Today the fur workers are more determined to fight for the ; freedom of its imprisoned workers. Furriers, close the ranks! Show your solidarity to the work- ing class! JOINT BOARD FURRIERS’ UNION LOCALS 1, 5, 10 & 15 » B. Gold, Manager, OF i. ORO OnS oi0r——10 1070100 (ell May Day Greetings Phone Tremont 4267. L. BROWNDORFF Chiropractor 1795 Clinton Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 24 DENTIST ~ ee Greetings from Dy. B. Goldman 2501 W. Division St. Chicago, IIl. GREETINGS! GREETINGS from =o—0=0-——10 10 010501 Philadelphia Greetings from Hotel and Restaurant Workers Branch of the Amalgamated Food Workers 1383 West 51st St., New York. GREETING GLAZIERS’ UNION Local 1087 GREETINGS! CHICAGO, ILL. ST. NUCLEUS 6, SEC. 3 CHICAGO, ILL. The Daily Worker Agency STREET NUCLEUS 14 oy