The Daily Worker Newspaper, November 2, 1927, Page 5

} THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, rage Five Workers Party Activities NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY Sense cet sneer et tememncciansnannarammenae FD 1, SS 2-8. | Unit FD 1, Sub-section 2-E, will] meet tonight at 126 East 16th St.| at 6.30 o’clock. | ee 8 Lecture on Russian Revolution. A. Gussakoff will lecture on “Ten| Years of Sovietism,” tomorrow at 8| p. m., at the forum of the Young! Workers League, 81 East 110th St. Diseussion from the floor will follow. * * ® Functionaries of Section 2. A conference of all the functionaries of Section 2 will be held Friday at 6.80 p. m., at 100 West. 28th St. ak ee Night Workers Attention! The Tenth Anniversary issue of | The DAILY WORKER will be | ready for distribution Friday all day. Come any time to 33 First St. Ask for Comrade Perillo. enka ee Night Workers! Executive meeting will be held next | Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 3 p. m., at 108 | East 14th St. Come on time. Very | important, a | Brownsville Meeting Monday. | The International Branch of Sub-| section 6C will meet Monday at its} new headquarters, 1689 Pit Ave.,| at 8 p. m. t eae eee | Branch 1, Bronx Meet Tomorrow. Branch 1, Bronx, will hold a spe-} cial meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. at 542 East. 145th St., followed by a} lecture on the 10th Anniversary of | t,e Russian Revolution by Eli Jacob-| son, ee ee Concert and Dance November 12. A concert and dance to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Russian Revolution will be given by Section 5, Noy. 12 at 2075 Clinton Ave., Bronx, | in the grand ball room. W. W. Wein- stone, District 2 organizer, will speak, * * * Dance For Revolution. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Russian revolution, the Work- ers (Communist) Party will hold a dance Tuesday, Nov. 8, at Webster Hall, 119 East 11th St. Sipe Dee Banquet for Bazaar Volunteers. The banquet and dance for The DAILY WORKER-FREIHEIT volun- teers will be held Noy. 4 at the Am- bassador Hall, 3875 Third Ave., the Bronx. The affair was originally ar-| ranged for Oct. 28. . * * | | Admission to the dance will be 50} cents; banquet and dance $2. For} those who helped at. the bazaar, the | banquet and dance will cost only 21. . * . { Automobile Needed. | All party members and sympa-; thizers who have automobiles are! urged to allow them to be used sev- eral hours a day for the campaign. Communicate with Irwin Franklin, 108 East 14th St. * * . Dance November 8th. A dance to celebrate the 10th An- niversary of the Russian Revolution} will be held Tuesday, Nov. 8, at Irv-! ing Plaza Hall, 15th St. and Irving Place, by the Workers (Communist) | Party. Dancing will continue unti dawn. ers | Section 3 Meets Friday. | A meeting of subsection and unit functionaries, organizers, agitprop secretaries, industrial organizers, DAILY WORKER agents and LL.D. section directors will be held Friday. at.7 p. m. at 100 W. 28th St. I | / ‘REVOLUTION SUG. CAMPAIGN o%'— DAILY WORKER A. & qs we c\y > =- C\ | agency repo }el Quezon, p: | Filipino ef LEAK Get that Piedge Now Along with the new readers you secure YOUR NAME will appear in the halls of the Kremlin during the celebrations of the Tenth Anniversary , of the Russian Revolution, Quezon Asks Probe Into Question of Philipine Freedom WASHINGTON, No senate, recommended today 1—A news here today that Manu- sident of the Philippine to Sec- | retary of War Davis organization of |a. Filipino-American commissioner to | consider the entire Philippine ques- tion. This body would be made up of legislators and congressmen, Denying that he had recommended | ist party in the belief that by so doing i the appointment of any particular | they were supporting their own class, | We wish most emphatically to state | |persons as governor general of the | will have an opportunity tonight to|that fundamentally our position on | strike; Charles W. Nic : nds, Quezon said he told Davis | learn that difference,” Fralkin said in|immediate issues and yours do not | vice-president of the Building “all we want is a big man for the |a statement announcing the meeting.|by any means correspond. job.” tion of Filipino independency. “Because situation, the future and the d reported as saying. | LABOR AND FRATERNAL |__ ORGANIZATIONS _Plambers’ Helpers Dance Saturday| The American Association of Plum Hel St. NEWARK LL.D. WILL Fourth DANCE. vill hold a dance Sat-; ht ab Adora Hall, 64 East} Thomas in behalf of the Workers; } American | Workers Party and socialist party, |“The program of the-Workers Party |current issue of the New Leader you | j, Quezon declared, according. to this | will be outlined not only in general | declare for an increased wage for the | thony Fiora and Hugh Frayne. |report, that his real purpose in com- | but specifically with regard to local|#overnor of New York State to $25 ing here was to “find out whether con- | issues of special importance to Man-. |gress will consider at all the ques- | hattan workers. of the present political | strikes be used by the speakers as an onomic | illustration of the need for the build- élopment have been impaired,” he|ing of a strong labor party in the 4 | socialist party and contrast them with jhave steadfastly refused to discuss | the differences Party in the campaign and I hope to|on the League of Nations is funda- be able to stick to this determina- tion.” Thomas Refuses to Defend His Party’s | Record in Debate with Wm. Weinstone| (Continued from Page One) with the Workers | For a Labor Party. Tonight’s campaign rally will bring | together the large street corner | crowds that have heard Workers} Party speakers in all parts of -Man- hattan. “Many workers, still uninformed as, to the basic difference between the | who have been supporting the social- Especially will the} action of the socialist party in recent political field, and, pending that, the unity of the working masses under a united labor ticket.” Weinstone to Speak Weinstone particularly will analyze | the policies of Mr. Thomas and the | the position of the Workers Party | toward labor issues. Fralkin replied yesterday to Mr.| Party, charging that the socialist | party in its policies helped to “keep | the labor movement of New York| ing the police force in New City by 700 men. tion of the democratic party and the | |republican party, and its tacties in| Lernor. York “The socialist party in its position mentally in agreement with the posi- | the every-day struggles of the work- | ers, as in the case of the issue af | Saceo and Vanzetti, have not served | to free the workers for more vigor- ous and energetic struggle against their capitalist enemies. The Parties Differ. “You ‘I suppose since say, you | agree with us pretty well on the im-} | mediate issues in this campaign you | have to have something to talk about.’ In the 000 a year; you also state it is you opinion that frequent elections for governor and other officers mean ex- nditure of extra money and result inefficiency, and lead one to believe u-are for the 4-year term for gov- Weare flatly opposed to the increase of the term for governor to four years, and to the whole series of reactionary laws and concentration {of government power, of which this lengthening of the term of office is an important point in the program of the capitalist parties. Oppose Soviet Russia. “While your party is nominally in favor of Russian recognition, the | actions of the socialist party and of | ,. its leading Jewish organ, the New York Daily Forward, show that it is fundamentally opposed to recognition The Newark branch of the LL.D.|City chained to Tammany Hall.”|0f Soviet Russia and to the defense will-hold its second annual dance | Fralkin’s reply also re-stated the Saturday at New Monigomery Hall, | Proposition which Weinstone suggest- Montgomery and Prince Sts. ceeds will be given to the Passaic | bate. strike prisoners’ families. * * Ey Volunteers for “Icor” Bazaar. the third annual will Armory, Nov. 23 to 26. The fund raised will be used for Jewish coloni zation in the Soviet Union. The office | of “Icor” is at 112 East 19th St. where a To All Party Members: “Tcor” bazaar that be held at the 165th Infantry is ” volunteers should report. Committees to take charge of Rus- sian Revolution celebrations are t report on Sunday, Nov. 6, 1:30 a. m., | : |It is this very issue that we wish to at their respetcive halls as follows: ns 6 and 7—Arcadia Hall Sections 1 and 4—New Star Casino | and 5—Central Opera Sections 2, 3 | House. Party Dance Noy. 19. ‘0 A dance will be held Saturday, Nov. 19 at Harlem Casino, 116th St. and Lenox Ave., by Sections 2 and 3. BOOK-SHOP 354 East Sist Street NEW YORK In the Heart of Yorkville | MODERN i ' We carry a full line of Hungarian Literature Advertising Agency for The Daily Worker, Uj Elére, | Freiheit and Volkszeitung. Fee -ene nian: US SIAN WER ay WES The DAILY Here is my pledge to read The pieces as my revolutionary greeting My newsdealer Is . Addre' City .. My name is Address City .... oviet Union on the Tenth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution, . Boro NEW READER'S PLEDGE—Greet the Tenth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution with your pledge to read WORKER, DAILY WORKER, 33 First Street, New York, N. Y. DAILY WORKER. Please mail this to the workers and peasants of the SUB RATES Per year ....$6, Six months. 5 Three months 2.00 In New York Per year ....$8.00 Six months. $3 Three months 2, Pro- |ed as the subject of the proposed de- | | Party Answers Thomas. | “We are in receipt of your reply | | 7 refusing to participate in a debate! Zz eB Volunteers are needed to assist at | between yourself and Comrade wit. | fecting the workers. Any party claim- |liam W. Weinstone on the differences |'"& to be a workers’ party must pro- (between the socialist party and the} } | f \trary, its policies within the trade jist party has been supporting and Workers (Communist) Party, partic- | ularly on the issue that ‘the socialist | party is obstructing the development | of a labor party’,” Fralkin’s letter | said. | “You state in your letter that the main task is to fight Tammany Hall and the capitalist parties and that your party is carrying on this task. debate with you or another repre- sentative of the socialist party. We maintain that the socialist party is not conducting a real struggle against Tammany Hall and that, on the con- unions and on the political field help to keep the labor movement of New York City chained to Tammany Hall non-partisan politics and to keep them riveted to the sham policy of ‘reward your friends and punish your enemies.” S.P. for Sigman. “It is known to you that the social- condoning the actions of Sigman and similar labor bureaucrats who allied themselves with the gnost reactionary forces of Tammany Hall in breaking the strike of the needle trades work- ers during last year. The socialist party in its platform of 1925 de- clared it is for a more adequate and more efficient police force in New York City, which is exactly what is being brought about by Tammany Hall at the present time by inereas- | of the first Workers’ and Peasants’ | Republic. “In this election campaign the is- sue of injunetions,--police violence, proposed anti-foreign born legislation, the campaign of the open-shoppe: against the unions, are all issues af- pose measures to counter-act these attacks against the working class. We contend that the socialist party in its rade union program, in its support of the reactionary Greens and Wolls, is preventing the workers from fight- ing against these injunctions and po- lice brutality, the open-shop cam- paign and the policy of the employ- ers in industry. The program of the socialist party is diametrically op- posed to that of the Workers (Com-| munist) Party and for that reason! we have proposed to you that you present your program and activities to the workers from the same plat- form with representatives of the Workers (Communist) Party so that the workers may have placed before them the positions of these two par- ties. We therefore repeat again our proposal for a debate between the rep- resentatives of your party and ours and that either yourself or another | representative of the socialist party|cies and acti debate with candidates of the Work- ers (Communist) Party the issues out- lined above. S. P. Like Tammany. “You say in your letter that Wein- stone is spending his time not in dis- cussing the election issues and attack- ing Tammany Hall, but is attacking the socialist party and yeurself per- sonally, sometimes on the basis of a misrepresentation of what you have said. Weinstone is attacking Tam- many Hall, the republican party, and the socialist party and its reactionary League for VERNON ANDRADE’S TICKETS in advance $ Tax B: Rand School, 7 East 16th University Pl. Civic Club, 1 DON’T FORGET--HAVE A GOOD ing of all description at a fair price. Let us estimate on your work. eACTIVE PRE a ROR Bch Os Sa ae 33 FIRST STREET THE invites you to the Third Annual RAINBOW BALL FRIDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 at Arlington Hall, 23 St. Marks Place. INTOXICATING JAZZ ORCHESTRA will influence the happy dancers toward more joyous rhythms. From:-—League for Mutual Aid, 70--Sth Ave. Telephone Algonquin 4772. St. OOD print- NEW YORK Mutual Aid 1.50; at the door $2.00 xem pt Jimmie Higgin’s Bookshop, 166 8B. 10th St. TIME AND HELP THE LEAGUE. Telephone ORCHARD SS gp — 1000 Window Cleaners’ fo Extend N.Y. Strike; Mass Meeting Caled: A mass meeting called by the} Building Service Employes’ Interna-| tional Union for tomorrow at Man-| hattan Labor Lyceum, 68 East F | St., will be a signal for an ex |of the present window cle |strike, now in its fourth week, s | headquarters announced y Speakers at the m: include Peter Dar | Window Cleaners Local 8, which | Employes’ International ied the call for the who ; An Unien, Strike Backed by 1,000. | “We have the maadate of union window cleaners to ¢ fight until the company ut |driven from the industry,” Da last night. | The window cleaners’ lo member of the building emp! ganization, which is chartered American Federation of Labor. |BRONX BUSES IN OPERATION. Two of 12 new bus lines plar jfor the Bronx were put into oper {tion yesterday by the Service Tr: portation i The new lines are the Eastchester 1 line from Westcheste and White Plains | Williamsbridge road 1 | Westchester to Burke | White Plains Aves. and yourself as a leading rep- tive and candidate of the so- cialist party who in your articles and speeches best typify the ideology of your organization. “You declare that tactics like ours do not make for the united front. Your party has rejected the united | front not because of attacks m against it but because it is opp to developing any mass movement the workers to fight against the car |talist class. The fear of mass mov ments was well illustrated in the stand of your party in the Sacco and Vanzetti issue and the statement of your secretary, August Claessen, con- demning the actions of workers in the Union Square meetings. 1 of | Welcome Criticism. “Our Party has never asked that | \ you abandon criticism of our organi- | | zation and we have always maintained | i Our | proposals for a united -front have | ja similar right for ourselves. tions but for common action in strug- | gles against the attacks of the enemy |of the working class. Your party and jits press has slandered and bitterly |attacked, in language which has even ; outdone the capitalist press, the poli- ivities of representatives and members of the Communist Par’ | This has been no surprise to us. Your | party is not serving the interests of |the working class when it is unwill- jing to undertake common campaigns |to mobilize the entire strength of la- | bor against injunctions, police bru-| | tality, Baumes laws, against prepara- | tions for a new war on the Soviet | Union. At the same time your part ;does not hesitate to make commo: | cause with petty-bourgeois lawyers |and small business interests in be- {half of its narrow partisan interests | without regard to the cause of labor. | “We are ready to defend the state- |ments we make here in a debate with |any representative of your party.” 1 ~ A FRESH, WHOLESOMD VEGETARIAN MEAL Come to Scientific Vegetarian FOR ——————— ay WHERE DO WE MEPT TO DRID AND EAT? 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In addition to Gold the | were Jack Skolnick, busine | Loi Johen, chairman, Local 1( Leibowit | Joint Board; L |of the Cloak and d and G and enable the ry on the struggle and their agent: e and union conditio kers are assured-by a is Hym Dr ANYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY || STUDIO Of OUTSIDE WORK } Patronise Our Friend } SPIESS STUDIO | 54 Second Ave., cor. 3rd St. ||| Special Rates for Lator Organiza- (Bstab hed 1887.) Labor Regular meetir aral every day || George Tries Manager. Harry H Seer 7 ARB Bronx; Ger regu lish library cial _entertal speaking workers AMALGAMATED | FOOD WORKERS Bakers’ Loc. No. 164 Meets 1st Saturday in the month at 3468 Third Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. *Auk for Union Label Bread. here. For information write to The DAILY WORKER Advertising Dept, 83 First St, New York City, |treasurer, is active. at |e Defends Own Recor Oil Scandals “J a on n the New rding his 1 scandals, of the vn actions elt returned Declaring paign t an ope: ent of Smith, inate the r to ext year’s presi- While Weeks Drag on (Continued from Page One) are misleading him with perjured statements.” A Greco-Carillo with Fileppe tefense committee Greco as_ secretary Fileppe is @ ther of the defendant Greco. The committee includes representatives of ) Party, the n of the socialist party and anarchist grour u have been opened at 78 East 10th St. Tresca to Report Case. “Tf the mo’ for dismissal is de- nied and the case goes on there will interesting disclosures from our j? dded. , editor of Il Martello ember of the defense commit- a full report on the coming annual na- erence of the International or Defense Noy. 12. Charges t New York City police and ohter « s are collaborating with League of North against o were made yester- committee state- ment. Defense Charges Frame-up. “When we rememb that Count Revel on his return from Italy last summer ed that opposition to would be mashed and that the arrest of Greco nd Carillo would be the first step y read between the lines,” atement said in part. s the purpose of the fascist here to try to create the imme on that the anti-fas ns who use guns on e bo sion. “In the effort of the Fa f th America to workers to the » of the is one gz allie head ist League send our two electric chair York po- of their most Count Revel league. Greco and Carillo. the fascist arrested WANTED — MORE R ARE YOU G Preven ~ }l del. Lehigh ; br. ABLLAHAM MARKOFF ! | SURGEON DENTIST | Office Hours: 9:30-12 A. M. 2 3 P.M. | day. | Daliy Except Friday an 249 EAST 115th sv Cer, Second Ave. Dr. L. Hendial Surgeon Dentists 1 UNION SQUARE | Room 803 Phone Algonquin 8183) ( == ‘Fe f Dr. J. 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