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

yok DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNE AY, JULY 6, 192, Page Five NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY JERSEY CITY, N. J., July Trouble is brewing for Teddy Brandle, known as the czar of the building trades of Hudson County, Recently it was reported that he had resigned as head of the Iron Workers’ Intern PARTY ACTIVITIES NEW YORK-XNEW JERSEY WOMAN'S DEATH, Party NEWARK, N. J., July a s as long three hour Workers Party open air me at Daily Worker Needs Volunteer particuRir, that ofa Mr " the Market Plaza a few self appointed _ Volunteers wanted for who was admitted to the in- patriots, who are out to guard the de: tration: to sell t 0 December in a state of workers from being injected with; DAILY WORKER and to give out diabetic coma was unattended until class-conscience, attempted to disturb‘ throwaways for the carnival and fair,|the time of her death three hours a This testimony was offered by Dr. Edwin Katsbee. Confidence Shattered. During the hearing of charges of the gathering. They tried the stunt (of sending “drunks” to the meeting to start a rumpus but their scheme failed. How- Labor Organ zations 4 portant questions. Al Brooklyn cloak jand dressmakers should attend, that its gross earnings for the fiscal year ending ‘ay 381 amounted to $109,712,828.75 an increase of almost 10,000,000 over the year of 1925. This corporation that fights the city, coun- ty and state on its tax assessments, | that has the political power to have bills passed in the state legislature | relieving it of millions of dollars of expenditures thru saving of paving costs, only recently caused the arrest of one of its bus drivers because -he was short 50 cents. The shortage was due to a fault in the register. But that if they would were made public, they hatter public confidence in Women's Protest Meeting Saturday. An open air meeting to protest i sterism used against iers will be held Sat- urday, 2 p. m. at the corner of Clare- mont Parkway and Washington Ave. It has been arranged by ‘the United Council of Working Class Housewives Furriers Council 1. Volunteers Wanted At Once! ses in which the Jewish doctors abotaged by gentile nurs | were Ss the course of the afternoon, When internes were in danger of dying they were not notified by the nurses on were guilty of professional neglect. Useless To Complain. this made no difference to the com- Volunteers wanted to distribute Epithet: such as “damned Jew,” pany. The worker arrested is out on Sacco and Vanzetti leaflets. Report |“kike,” “sheeney,” and similar anti- bail now. ‘This corporation that is|2! once to Room 422, 80 Hast 11th |Semetic by-words were of common trying to put over an increase in bus | St. usage in the wards and staff rooms in rates and fare rates makes millions ee este ne hospital, When asked by the and is attempting to impose on the, The American Association of!mayor if the Jewish internes com- passengers of New Jersey a scheme | Plumbers’ Helpers will play the | plained of this treatment to any of | Young Workers Sport Club of Pas-jthe officials in charge of the institu- {saic which has been endorsed by the| tion, Dr. Aaron H. Tripnin, one of the United Textile Workers Local 1603,|internes said, at the pienic of the plumbers’ helpers on July 10, at Pleasant Bay Park. * ‘ Tickets for sale at the union office BAYONNE, N. J. July 5—The 136 East 24th St. uy are 35 cents, Standard Oil Co. of N. J. who has been reducing the working forces Lees its plants in Bayonne, Bayway and | dance : Sgate sind dias alwasa piven the. 9K: held this evening, 8 p. m. at that will relieve the state and its resi-| dents of millions of dollars, always pleads poverty when it appears be- fore any utility commission or public body for relief. would have been useless to complain.” Tammany Poli Walker, who Mayor conducting An important meeting of the Hun-! Needle Trades Club will be 350 East , every opportunity to rip into Commis- ment of public welfare. The Kings 81st Street. The speakers will be! ¢ 1 jer his ch cuse to the public that the cause of . Bie Sees ‘ounty Hospital is under his charge. eae zy ae Ben Gold and Emil Kiss in Hun-| sight was never lost of the fact that | garian. Coler is not a Smith-Tammany man but was appointed to his position by jex-Mayor John F, Hylan, who is on the “outs” with the regular Tammany gang. ‘Begin Trial of Jersey ' Cossacks on Charge of ‘Theft at Meaney Farm FLEMINGTON, N., J., July 5.—The | trial of Lieut. Daniel F. Rogers, and two other New Jersey state troopers | involved in the attack on the farm of Timothy Meaney, and which resulted | gentile doctors, According to Solo- in the death of his sister, charging | vay’s testimony his books were de- | them with the theft of $2,675 from the | | stroyed, his clothes torn and “stink | home, began today, ‘ bombs” were thrown into his room, all — calculated to make life unbearable for | the layoffs were due to the invention | him and hii religionists, |of a mew process in eracking oils, As | He further stated that medical re- a result greater production of oil at | ports were withheld from him in spite | ALL HANDS OUT Vandalism. Dr, Hyman U. Solovay, another of the Jewish internes, who held the! stand for the greater part of the af-/ ternoon, stated that organized raids were conducted by the gentile internes on the rooms occupied by the non- We discover in the latest report of the Standard Oil the reason for the in the treatment of patients. “Tf it were left in your hands,” the | NEGLECT CAUSED aha INTERNE PROVES al Union. No reason was given for ings ana other E I i his retirement. tion in The DAILY WOR RKER At the last meeting of the Cement 1 to the Party New; Bis as Workers’ Union, Local 325 it was an- 7 WORKER, Rabbi Says Confidence nounced that President J.-V. Morchesi of the International Union of Hod- in Hospital Shattered carriers and Common. Laborers of -1D Meets Tonight eae America, in a communieation from its A special meeting of Nucleus In the course of the testimony of- | headquarters reported Teddy Brandle Sub-section 1D 1 be held tonig red by three Jewish int s of the and Jerry Donnelly suspended from ) p.m. at 51 t 10th St, Cour Hospital erday it the International. meet will be held before that patients in a state * * meeting on matters of im- na were left to’ lie unattended Patriots’ Plot Foiled. portance. Please be on tin hout the benefit of medical aid | ever one of th 100 per centers Brooklyn Cloak and Dressmakers) 001" Hii hada ake Pepsedsovectine and’ evaihed afeel _ Meet Tonight. racial and pewioue a sie the meating, The Joint Board of the Cloak and fo tile Peele, Rees Dressmakers’ Union will hold a meet- sl uuu tice Coetccy eee NEWARK, N. J, July 4—The|ing tonight at Columbia Hail, 522) rose and asked that testimony of pa- a ARK, Ni J., July 4. sa a a : gets ts be hearc exe ve Public Service Corp. has announced Stone St., Brooklyn, to take up im- because they were of such a nature and | internes were cited time and again in| patients under the care of the Jewish | * duty so that it would appear that they | “The heads of the hos- | pital were well aware of conditions, it | the “investigation, ” took advantage of | sioner Bird S. Coler, of the depart- |} ‘cheaper cost of manufacture resulted. | ‘of the fact that they were required | { | Al Smith Orders Leave With Pay to Delegates | To Legion Convention ALBANY, N. Y. nor i mati state de eaus t belong to the A attend the state c Legion at Troy on 1] 6. ention of the August 4, 5 and The delegates should be mitted. to attend without any loss in cc the governor ordered. NEWS IN BRIEF per- co om pe Promise, llio: Mitlionaine- Denies August Heekscher. estate dealer and phi the upreme court the complaint f y Frieda Hempel, t i which she claims that yester he agre o pay her $48,000 a year for life. The motion is scheduled to come pe- fore Justice Alfred H. Townley on Monday. At the time the diva brought suit she said: t the spe- , I agreed i him that dur- I would sing for with him and prom ing my natural life charity and the sick and the blind whenever he ¢ do so, for which he pay me $12,000 gu ing the first installment, h ently had a change of mind.” Plane Crashes. The:huge Sikorsky plane that was fitted up as a travelling cigar store as an advertising stunt by the United Cigar Stores was blown by a sud gust of wind into the Curtis training ship at Curtis Field, L. Both planes were wrec! one ofthe eight persons al injured. sired me to 1 he would appar- d but no yard were 36 Die Here Over Fourth. Fourth of July deaths mounted to the appalling figure of 270 in addi- tion to many hundreds pues during | the “safe and Sane id i ml The mangas take on the character tional calamity due to toll, the high death Shall Sacco and Vanzetti Not Die! | Gaunte “Hospital ? gn “None,” replied Katsbee. “The in- ltermes are not at fault, I would re- | move the heads of the hospital and | the department sponsible for the in- jstitution.” Which was exactly what |the mayor wanted to hear, is now open for Coler’s exit. many a regular Tammany The way Ther man who could well fill the job—hence the hearing. At regular intervals hizzoner in- dulged himself in neat political |speeches all calculated to corral the two hundred thousand Jewish | which reside in the city. He spoke of | “tolerance,” “ our most loyal citizens,” “|complete deadlock developed to the halt and] y)and votes | BRITAIN AND U. S. IN DEADLOCK AT ‘ARMS CONFERENCE | All Meetings Off: May| Meet Again BULL WwW ASHINGTON, Never TIN. July at the political del y de limit fears that even this does not the Amer y enough tage in. the next war. The offer may be withdrawn. A st all observers expected it ’s committee conference contradict« h and Ar er strength when of ceived by we rmament” two the Brit as to cru of cruiser: Br enormou enemies can’t effectively they do not pc flung net of na and small cru vithout them. and the s interests lie in h navy small have ne sa of be al fueling rs are not the other On the United States propositi lesser number f big cruisers is s, and the British 600,000 tons. T promis demand com ed at the ex almost immed the committee was a set date for another tely the work seting. U was for England proposal of the 10,000 ton ips while limit 7,500. This action left the ence without a committee |scheduled, with the membi various delegations conferring pendently within their own ranks. Usual Hypocrisy. Following the adjournment, ts’ commmittée i the adjournment of z was of |" y, as the stations, useful hand, m for a ab- h delegation, be- not have a ginning of power of > Britain a n | loser. U.S. Offers More Tonnage. The American proposition repre- sented a CAB rOnE ee k veen the United States’ fi f 25 000 to 300,000 c¢ E for Great Britain and the United for of adjourned without The ) wants the arms confer- meeting the inde- the ex- sued a communique taken with “a view to permitting the vari- ous delegations to seek a means adjusting the cruiser needs different powers.” The communique STUDIO OR OUTSIDE woRK Patronize Our Friend SPIESS STUDIO 54 Second Aye., cor. 3rd St. Special Rates for Labor Organiza- tions (Bstablished 1887.) BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FRI..,DS OF ORGANIZED LABOR For the |discharge of the workers was not be-| mayor asked Dr. Katskee, “how many | Fs ; | cause of the new process invented but internes would it be necessary to re- | (due directly to overproduction and| move to exterminate the anti-Semetic | q all arnva ‘nothing else. feeling which exists at _the Kings | | chads é 2 | Selp. the Dlaidiers dleiss Build ¢ a | Union! GRAND PICNIC} SUNDAY, JULY 10 From 10. A. M. to 12 P. M. and Fair For the Benefit of The DAILY WORKER JULY 23 and 24 | Workers Party Units, La- bor Organizations, Fra- ternal Organizations Are Invited to Partici- | | pate | At PLEASANT BAY PARK by furnishing — attrae- | UNIONPORT, BRONX, N. Y. tions, exhibitions, ‘side- Musie by Plumbers’ Helpers Jazz Band. shows, noyelty booths, | i 2 5 athletic exhibitions, re- | Sports and Games for Young and Old.—Added Attraction: Baseball freshments, concerts, ete, Game Featuring Plunjbers’ Helpers Team. | Auspices: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBERS’ HELPERS. Reserve Space Thru the DAILY WORKER 108 H, 14th STREET Tel, Stuyvesant 6584. | TICKETS, THIRTY-FIVE CENTS. For sale at Jimmie Higgins Book Shop, 106 University Place. | j } DIRNCTIONE— Went Side—Take Broadway Subway to S8lst St. then 80th St. Crosstown Car to Unionport. Bast Side—Take Lexington Ave. 1 Police | Bronx Train to 177th St., then 180th Crosstown to Unionport. a Coney Island Saran Concert _ WEST 6th ey. & SURF AVE, CONEY ISLAND, N. Y. | BENEFIT Ff URRIDRS' STRIKE ¥ UND. “The New York Symphony Orchestra } ERNO RAPEE, conducting _ in a special Wagner, Strauss, T'chaikowsky, Borodine, Berlioz, Rimsky- Korsukoff rogram, i “Les Dances Polovtsienne Du PRINCE IGOR with ALEXIS KOSLOFF of the Metropolitan Opera House and his famous ballet—also } Ballet Internationale and _Divertissements, | bi ‘Saturday Night, July 16, 1927, at 8 b. m. ' In case of rain, Sunday, July 17, at 8 p. m. | AUSPICHS JOINT DBEFVENSE AND. RELIEV COMMITTEE, FURRIBRS AND CLOAKMAKERS, 41 UNION SQUARE | } Viel ‘kets on sale at 108 Mast 14th Street, Room 35, and 41 Union Square, Room 714, { ATS $2. Gh Z RESERVED s HAL ADMISSION § THE ENTIRE PROGRAM WILL BE BROADCAST FROM STATI | Where do we meet to drink and eat? at Sollins’ Dining Room ||| Good Good © Any our Any Day! REAL HOMB COOKING 222 E. 14th St. Bet. 2 & 3 Aves. Phone: Stuyvesant 7661 Orchard 3788 Strictly by Appointment | DR, L. KESSLER SURGEON DENTIST 48-50 DELANCEY STREET Cor, Eldridge St. New York | Tel. i FOR ESH, WHOLESOME TAKIAN MEAL Come to || Scientific Vegetarian | Restaurant |i] 75 E. 107th Street New York, | | MISHULOW'S Nature Food Vegetarian 41 West 21st St. Between 5th and 6th Ave. Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 Madison Ave. PHONE: UNIVERSITY 5565. Phone Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant BPRCTAY 'Y: ITALIAN DISHES piace with atmosphere ean all radicais meet, 302 E. 12th St. New York |] Tel, Lehigh 6022. Dr. ABRAHAM MARKOFF | SURGEON DENTIST Office Hourr: 9:30-12 A. M, 2-8 P, M. Daily Except Friday and Sunday. 249 EAST 116th STREET Cor. Second Ave, New York. Dr. J. Mindel Dr. L. Hendin Surgeon Dentists 1 UNION SQUARE Room 803 Phone Stuyv. 10119 | Restaurant | New York}) Health Foods of the Highest Order. ¥/ > || DR. JOS, LEVIN )RGEON DENTIST X-Ray Diagnosis 1215 BRONX RIVER AVENUB Cor. Westchester Ave., Bronx, N. ¥. Phone, Underhill 2 ee Booth Phones, Dry Lock 6612, T8468, Office Phone, putenare 9519, nize MANHATTAN LYCEUM - Large Halls With Stage for Meet- ings, Entertainments, Balls, Wed- dings and Banquets; Cafeteria, 68-68 HK. 4th St. Small Meeting Rooms Always Available. AMALGAMATED rooD WORKERS Bakers’ Loe. No. 164 Meets Ist Saturday in the month at 3468 Third pypaye. Bronx, N. Ask for Union Label Bread, Pee e MBO Reagents socal Bonnaz Embroiderers’ Union 7 E. 15th St. Tel. Stuy, 4379-3657 Hixecutive Board Meets Every Tues- day. Membership Meetings—-ing and last Thursday of tar Month, George Triestman » L, Freedman Manager. She Freed Harty Halebsky Secretary-Treasurer, ARBEITER BUND, Manhattan & Bronx; German Workers’ — Club, Meets every 4th Thursday in the month at Labor Temple, 248 B. g4th Street. New members accepted at regular meetings. German and Eng- h Ubrary. Sunday lectures, So- 1 entertainments, AI German- eaking workers are welcome. Advertise your union meetings here. For information write to The DAILY WORKER Advertisin® Dept. 83 First St., New York City. of of the} also declared an ANYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY d 5 Dead, 20 Hurt in Wooden Train Wreck RGH, . Unity Committee Holds Open Forum Tomorrow at 1, Manh rattan Lyceum We 1 NEWBIL July tomorrow Union will {| Pe™sons were killed and twenty take ole ie id eal jured in a wooden ear vw: instead Jesh r of the New York, Ont and will tern lroad r te 3ear below the latest gi sention while B up the n Gold will ents of the being held take under Commit It struck z and dressmaker the train at forty an hour, into a siding wt eh-train o wenty empty fF senger coaches and freight stoood. ement-had been |\OTAtting Officials of nnage or-numt Local No. 3 Electricians llowed the various Reinstated by Referee (Photo of conference in session on page 3.) Seventeen former officers of Loca! No. a ousted on Many Kill charges 0 x months age, BUCHAREST ores were have won a verdict from the referee killed, ‘and: hund appe inted by t § e court Wicdne; Bidod that their remoy Of- : fieers elec 1 union have ; : » ee been oecup > of the re- pal i legeephelitice Panett i. Near Sanicolul Mare, the gale ble International Vice President Broach eae ares hae Bale Diew who led the first attack on the sevel a train from the tr y ever 7 killing t accused them of refusing to or- more than one third of the al workers and of using 1eir own financial ad- Paul Whiteman and his jazz orches- | vantage by . grafting on employ 8,000 this and workers. year. ) rd L. O'Hara is the former a d : : t of the local the referee theatres for period of einstated. The decision will Ww iteman himself will get ate a new fight within the of this amount. 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