The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 1, 1927, Page 5

THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 1, 1927 Page Five Protest U.S. Intervention in China-Central Opera House--June 3. ' + COV. SMITH USING TRANSIT PROBE TQ | Jobless Furriers Asked FURRIERS READY | Necite Trades Leagues | TRACTION BOSS Bishop Brown to ADV ANCE HI NE to Register Today at Hold Special Meeting : ; re Of E olal Speanel Joint Board’s Offices At Manhattan Lyceum (Continued from Page One) . . All R : previous Transit Commission had [yj Lesa register at the office of gu Ned a ‘ represented the old line of which Joint Board, 22° East 22nd - Ringette vanais tea 2 . ; : A 1 ny tim a] py 2 . J at p attan > y ] 1 7. Jimmie Walker and his circle are the H HY eet any time after 2 p. m. to- r cs st . ee Bishop Williar Montgomery descendant, Al. Smith, the present al on UiTlers ay. The registration will continue || WOll Busy Seeking Cop | tya ith Street. Chadbourne Refuses ROilgcrients apohal ii ‘babatt The ne ks ee : 3 i ne 8 of h str 7 ; T important meeting "4 PKER ‘eeasid at ‘ i the former until the end of the strike. Jobs ¥ k g mHlo * DAILY WORKER in vesterday’s issue M Ban, according ican Hib : < r ; velopr the present struggle i \ s of the ich ae Py eeu Offices in Newark it regiatar, anler that ‘the The general picket committee of the | Ce nbmunes i sadek willie pines , reputed boss Ave ae tat yi John fF, Gilchrist, a chaitiee of Shop lists are being sent er iets uit aigte ah Rios rly the mobilization of the transit ec Nida ircian yan able rebel as the, principal speaker. the commission, is an old Tammany to the chairmen of all independent Hall, wh rg sfrangements for the|| ©"! wing for the coming : se 1 th 1 took the boat t The threat against The DAILY standby but primarily the personal WARK, N. J. May 31,—The || and fur trimming shops. The ehitie Hicks. wate discussed dea ME De a gecioid BN VANE GE A WGHEBR hae areaked the, Gaui 3 Cia . Porvtera’: Unt ffice here was vis-i| names } 4 d stirke cussed, ar ian hk the VORKER has a d e a frie | Smith, hat he is the Furriers’ Union office here was vi names, address, local and ledger sa ss Fe P t mem fu hia Sa ’ 5 ae A wel ae) y'to ite aid ar ah: rina ation esac te he +, ited by right wing officials and mem- |] number of all the workers in the The committee will start their work | | eague should be present t when he will return was left rkers to rally to its aid and hur right-hand man in the governor's i t inymediately in preparation for the 3 finite w Untermyer going | dreds of meetings are being arranged move for a larger slice of graft than/ bers of the police department who at- || shop should be placed on the list eaetes Be ap aa aes Due to the fact that there is to || through the motions of teech gnashing | all over the country for that purpene, can be obtained in New York State, tempted to frame up the left wing | and immediately returned: to the || Sttuesle. In Ply ret paling t . be a reception and welcome for || svar the loves of hie: pene. Chad * Ban GE ths i sling Lienert b lent ti y who notes Members. Being unsuccessful, they] Joint Board. From these lists || f@mous general picket con ee 0! ‘ Jadir at Central Opera |, rose OF 1 vy. a ne of tl = Tigures % ecomes evident to anyone ides 4 * . : aby : x the 1926, having the same amount of ; bourne had nothing to say about the drive to save the paper and put it carefully the details of the hearings took it out of the hide of a slim yout special working cards will be is- 4 ighti irit. Be fe arranging the meet- |) control of either I. R. T. or B. M. T.,|on a firm financial footing is Bishop now being conducted at 270 Madison Who happened to be present in, the | sued without which no worker can enth oom and fig se a eh en! ing for t after work so that | ond finally hid himself behind a Brow n ja PAS Ta oe avenue, ‘He is ‘a friend of Thom office, return to the shop after the one || Told was Prosant, ahd told the aiey|| the comrades will.be able to attend || Statement prepared Ley hie yen | oo Chadbiusne illionaire lawyer fe Three of the gangsters beat up the day stoppage that is being called seeaiee babar W mie se roar " both the meeting and the recep- refusing afte nige saraaiiat the B. M. and one of its. con-| boy, who ghs no more than 100|| in sympathy with the strike of the would ao i “fi Shy bs ai aa present''! tion. The meeting will start | bu thoubh- i pian tity the teolling’ sowars. punds. le this was going on.|| workers employed in the association || Pledged to fight until victory i promptly at 6 o'clock and must ad- t 6,000,000 straphs » ; ss + Pay ; ‘ ; di] st achieved. ' city’s 6, 00 straphangers pretty | him speal Let Gilchrist explain if he will, the Corbett, Sam Adelman and | shops. nat 8 oil ee ee ig senting the The Joint Board announced last eve- intimately. ish the spooks from the basis of this friendship between him- Wenarsky, representing ¢ pes ona fer ‘ win! x i stood it ning that a general mem shop it the banker mit at he robbers from this ez self, the paid servant of the people, tight wing International, stood out : bry, oe gages Hie a ‘ mibing 7 parc be took a ; and this Mussolini of the traction side giving orders to the police. meeting would be held Thursday eve- Ra ! : on tock | can hold h dience ame, an individual so contemptuous! The next move on the part of the ig Ca 0 Ky ning right after work where the | a p D ia orms and hopes to make per omnt from | tior eo ; aya in. gangsters was*to attempt to place a final mobilization for the strike will | the city’s nickel-payers, But otherwiee| «A+ the rate I am growing young” of the public as to insult common in- Sangsters wa a t k Lacwiades as the patie peng rv ; 8 « g telligence with his obvious perjury in certain document in the desk of the s take place. : : Pde ce ee stock | declared the bishop in an interview to testifyi i that he had no knowledge seeretary. After being - discovered As Plumber Strike At last night’s meeting of the Joint | puneil 10 Pr t et |: oe oda 1 en Hae i aah DAILY WORKER, “I must stop ‘oda “understanding” to purchase I. they gave up the attempt. Another Board, plans for the struggle were | » Josiled subway rider, desy ie Sot 19 R. T. stock by his own group, furrier who was just entering the of- discussed at great length and the| vestment of millions. resh fight Godley Tammany Man. fice was set upon and beaten, even 2 union machinery was declared to be} nha admitted .sneculati op rows * vital ind the The secon] member of the com-|Worse than the youth had been a il es if on for the general strike. oreign orn ares stocks, having bought attack of The DAILY WORKER mission is Leon G..Godléy. Godley is Short*time before. Woll Wants Scabs Protected. es cs po ae fe viiceageist the t' broke, he hopped into it like a Spar- a Tammany faker from Brooklyn and 4; ie Sitcvaiwae, th th : : sin According to reliable information te ; Gh gems va tan, another of Smith's personal friends, (ms was Samuel Untermiyer. | Tt is| Not a big scab job in operation in reaching The DAILY WORKER at a| PHILADELPHIA, May 31—Dele-|c8* Tiders pay more fare. that | The DAILY WORKER ¢ He was appointed by the governor 5 ith’s shee Covad Pan, mail ulat. | Brooklyn was the boast of Plumbers’ late hour last night, Matthew Woll, |gate¥ from labor unions and fraternal | ‘me 1s coming. ll be attended over the numerous other recom-|i" the wovernor's forces as a tabor Loa! 1 yesterday on the eve of an-/Hugh Frayne, and Edward F. Me- societies organized the Philadelphia! _Untermyer called for the “Hayden oh Ge mendations of Big Boss McCooey, ae liek te eawiteetion. Lockwood's | (her membership meeting to consider | Grady, the American Federation of | Council for the Protection of the For- | Stone people” after he was through ? rkers: Paste who had made the fatal mistake in connection with Untermyer is of a new moves in the fight for the five Labor committee to disrupt the fur- eign Born at a meeting held here over { with Chadbourne, but one and all they 1925 of backing Hylan. Godley, in nrc a * day week and a $13.20 scale. viers’ union, will appeal to Police|the week end. President James had si ignored thé summons to his earlier a. was associated with patie bios ee ae as will be- Picketing is in full blast, officials | Commissioner WVATHAH today for pro- Maurer of the Pennsylvania Federa- pig 4 How ver some junior ; McAneny and a firm of traction law- a ge PEP ae sls cat daonh dec lared and so far employers’ threats | tection for the scabs they have hopes, tion of Labor was the main speaker. mecha ts a National Bank | Nitiie. 50d: Vesetai yers. He and Gilehrist make a hand-| ent a miner of Frederick Ecker, (10 Port & thousand strikebreakers | of furnishing to the bosses to break| ‘The Independent Workmen's Circle} “ee there. They told blandly of their || 1 egetarian some palr to back up the desperate 8d great admirer of Frederick Ecker, | have not resulted in any big job go-| the strike. When informed of this last | jn convention today indorsed the Na-| 0888 Placing thousands of shares| Restaurant efforts now béing put forth by the Catholics, the Knights of Columbus, the Militia of Christ, ete., in their attempt to place a Catholic in the White House. The desperate effort being made by the Catholics to revive their waning influence through the prestige of run- ning a presidential candidate goes a first vice-president of the Metropoli- tan Life Insurance Company. Ecker is likewise an Interborough director, one of the three members of the board who represent the bond holders. The struggle between the directors on the board representing the bondholders and the other irresponsible, non-stock holding directors, who are merely us- ing forward. The paralysis of the! Brooklyn pipe trades is complete after the eighth week of the strike, they reported. Plumbers’ helpers are also waging a vigorous fight for the $9 scale and the five day week, loyally supporting | the Brooklyn plumbers, as well as the journeymen locked out in Queens and night, many active members of the furriers’ union just grinned and said they did not expect anything different from strikebreakers . Another move on the part of the A. F. of L. strikebreakers with the cooperation of the bosses was the dis- tribution yesterday in all association shops, leaflets of the bosses issued | stantial | Nina Samorodin, tional Council for the Protection of the Foreign Born, and voted a sub. contribution, according to secretary for the Council. Amalgamated T.U.E.L of subway stock in their Close observers of the traction mess believe Albert Wiggin of the Chase National, one of the nation’s largest banks, is the biggest figure in the B. MST names and | said it was a usual banking process. | New ‘York d 6th Ave Highes Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant | | long way to explain Al, Smith’s tem-| ing the cae ne bas ie pa a Richmond. Hundreds of members are by the A. F. of L., urging the work-| to Meet on Thursday ess smakers Local 1600 Madison Ave. | porary “break” with the traction ring. spiel e public, has already been | being feddaily in the strikers kitchen! ers not to go on strike. Will Meet on Thursday PHONE: UNIVERSITY £264 ! Wall Street, with its hand on the na-| at the Church of All Nations, 9 Second | An npartank nr meeting of the Amal A a ‘ P Woll—Boss Cooperation. : at m4 t tional economic pulse, is in a peaiion | ocrine he. recent ee Prigeoe vd OS The leaflet is written in a bull-| Sr rapa aA ee Local 22 of the I. L. G. W. will FOR A E, WHO! ree] to gauge accurately the approach of Pike Gh Aes d by Ecker,|,,APPe#ls for financial support for|dozing tone and says that workers j Sones engue ve cae urscay hold the first general membership VE ARIAN ME. ! the coming depression. ‘Aetitan ts dee the touviiatl of Feker,| |the kitchen are being answered by}joining the strike will be dealt with |Vening, 8 P. M. at Manhattan Ly-| meeting in months Thursday at Come tc 4 Is Smith Doomed? Acting under the inspiration of Ecker, | ‘local union and fraternal groups, | Severely by the union. It ends: “Re-|°°!™ 66 ‘ourth St. All members |p, m. at Webster Hall. The meeting Scientific V. egetar jar. 4 Fit ¥ ae om RE Lockwood, . it og be recalled, ioe President C. E. Miller announced yes-| member! All workers remain at | ™USt be present as important business} will be the occasion for a demonstra. x R i . 4 Ai Mtcnae Pate! snee brie then the one who came to the fore jterday. In one day alone Carpenters’ | work!” Many workers commented on | | will ‘be acted upon. tion of loyalty on the part of the| testauran. in issuing statements “against” the is al 1164, Upholsterers’ Local 76,| the fact that the only ones McGrady dress makers toward the Joint Board, ||| 7 E. 107th Street New York. 3 re- Read The Daily W E y Di s pst be gah Pemith ts epepisidenceg h, M |Bohemian Bakers’ Local 22, and, Was able to get to distributing the Read ‘The Dally Worker Bvéey_ Dap Billy Wesker Betis. Dr | She the a n of future policies = as —— being forced, however, to take up'the Lockwood, Untermyer, Smit © | Branches 6, 53 and $28 of the Work- | leaflets were the bosses Where do we meet to drink and eat?}}, of the union, Worker Every Dey Laughlin, the members of the Transit hvant a Citele donated for the kitchen’s ee hie ed Commission are working hand’ inj support. glove with this group of big finance capitalists to remove or check the| Fooq Workers are contributing $30 pa Arrangements are being made to traction ring which last September by! week. | know the whereabouts of every work- means of corrupt voting of stock per- | | Rapes Epa earn Ohare er at all times due to a special sys- petuated themselves in power. WASHINGTON, May 31. — The/|tem that is being installed thru a spe- The game that Al. Smith, through | supreme court today upheld the right| cial method of centralization. | the Mansit Commission and with the| of U. S, coast guard officers to go! naaes able assistance of Samuel Untermyer, |beyond the 12-mile limit in search of | : . Patronize Our Advertisers. The Joint Board announced yester- |day that strict control of all workers Bakers’ Local 3 of the Amalgamated | Will be in force during the strike challenge to his ambitions by a move- ment far larger than himself. Un- less he had behind him a large and organized backing, Smith ‘vould not dare to come out with even such a camouflaged opposition to the trac- tion interests as is now being dis- played by the hearings. The question still to be cleared up is: Who is be- hind Al. Smith’s open challenge to the traction ring? The third member of the commis- sion is Charles C. Lockwood, a staunch republican. The appointment of a republican would seem to bely the statement that this is entirely a Smith commission. Quite the con- trary is the fact. At the time the present Transit Commission was ap- pointed in April, 1926, it was stated * that Lockwood had not even been con- | sulted as to whether he would accept! | In, With Untermyer. | Lockwood's fame dates back to the building trades investigations of 1921. at Sollins’ Dining Room Good Feed! Good Company! Any Hour! Any’ Day! REAL HOME COOKING 222 E. 14th St. Bet. 2 & 3 ~Aves. Phone: Stuyvesant 7661 DEMONSTR ATE AGA INST NEW WARS Demand Hands Off China—Learn the Meaning of the Break in British-Soviet Relations—Learn the Truth About China. ! fi { China Mass Meeting ! CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE, 67th Street and 3rd Avenue, | FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd, at 8 P. M. 5 SPEAKERS Chas. Krumbein Chinese Speaker Bertram D. Wolfe Y. W. L. Speaker Jack Stachel—Chairman ADMISSION 25 CENTS (COMMUNIST) PARTY, 7846, Booth Phones, Dry Dock 661 Office Phone, Orchard 9319. 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