The Daily Worker Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 5

of outlying villages to guard against | SOOLIDGE WANTS | oe woes = 1 TO SELLU.S. SHIPS Posters Are Ready. Posters for the Lenin Memorial meeting are ready for distribution at the district office, 108 E. 14th St. All union headquarters, meeting halls and | restaurants should display posters. | er ae Privately.( Operated Marine Urged WASHINGTON, D, C., < bs |The sale of government owned ves- | Mitchell Lectures Tonight. Robert Mitchell, of The DAILY |" WORKER, will lecture on “Tvventy | Years of Traction Workers’ Strug- gles” at the meeting of Section 4, nece: tonight at 8p. m. at 81 E. 110th St. li ae yesterday before a group of the principal shipowners of this country. This disposal of all Dieselized Gieturé This Morning, “What I Saw in the Soviet Union” will be the subject of a talk by a} woman worker at the meeting of the | Morning International Branch today | at 10:30 a. m. at 108 E. 14th St. Members are urged to bring their | friends. type considered highly efficient and modern, to be sold as a unit without previously , was recommended by H. any Branch 4, Section 5. Branch 4, Section 5, will meet to- | tion. Jan. u—| els. to private concerns which will!of the International Labor Defense | operate them with government finan- | will hold a dance Saturday evening at |cial aid with an added guarantee of | Rivoli Hall, maintenance of trade routes deemed | v by United States imperial- | was advocated by Calvin Cool- } ships in the government service, al | America, set minimum price |Dunne, of The DAILY WORKER, B.|and Fred Biedenkapp, national secre- alker of the Ship Owners’ Associa-|tary, Workers’ International Relief. Walker agreed with Coolidge | {that long term mail contracts ought | a THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1928 Labor and Fraternal ‘SENATE TG DODGE eorerrers Issue to Organizations e Many Photos of NICARAGUA ISSUE. World Labor Leaders Photographs of many leaders o: Young Workers Social Club. The Young Workers Social Culture 24 ene ‘the werld and American revolu- Club will meet tonight at 8 p. m. at | oT m sq’?! | tionary labor movement will ae its clubroom, 123 Riverdale. Ave., | Wefuse to “Hmbarrass” | trate the “aitition ie alice Bae | Brooklyn. President Coolidge | Anniversary Edition of The DAIL Y * ba ’ : || WORKER which will appear to-/ | Newark Dance Saturday. WASHINGTON, ~ Jan. 11.—The| | morrew. {| The Newark, N. J., Polish Branch | Nicaraguan situation will not be} | A suggestion for regular) | | taken up by the Senate Committee on| | readers: Order two (2) copies from | } Foreign Affairs until after the| | ¥OUr newsdealer at once, one for| 207 Ferry St., Newark. yourself and t\» other for a friend | \in your shop gthiee. This will} be an excellent way of acquaint- ing him with the only national la-| bor newspaper in the United States | | | which soon enters its fifth year of | militant service to the working) class. | Havana conference—if it is taken up| Miners Meet In Elizabeth. |then, it was learned today. A mass meeting arranged by the | Miners’ Relief Committee of Eliza- beth will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. at the Labor Lyceum, 515 Court St. The speakers will be Charles W. |Fulp, of the United Mine Workers of District 5; Senate leaders, including Senator | Borah, head of the commit-ee, made jit clear that they of “embarrassing” President Coolidge William F. pas the Pan-American Conference. “We took up the Nicaraguan reso- | lutions,” Borah said, “and there was) | general feeling that an inves.igation| | would have to be made but there had no intention RUTH SNYDER AND GRAY DIE TONIGHT. Freiheit Mandolin Orchestra. Ren ‘ as disposition to press the mat- 4 jto be avarded along with the ships.| The Freiheit Mandolin Orchestra | “°5 "° “SI day at 8 p. m. at 2075 Clinton|*° | lt until after the Have i Ane. acai questions will be dis- | _The part the merchant marine will | will hold a concert and dance Satur- | ¢T pt after the Havana confer- | ae Soe. acne) actitiels | cussed, hie a supplementary fleet of the |day, Jan. 28, at Rose Garden Hall, | ence. Farcean he” anneal: fue. clemency pe United States Navy and the direction | 1347 Boston Road, . the Bronx. Borah’s declaration came after|Mrs. Ruth Snyder, she and Judd lof the merchant crews by the navy |in time of war, were stressed by the mouthpiece of big business interests. ANTLALIEN BILL LOSES IN HOUSE WASHINGTON, Jan. sponsored by Rep: resen’ Change Night. The class in American history con- ducted by Dr, Hoffer has changed its | meeting night to Tuesday at 9:15 p. | m, The class is held at 29 Graham | Ave., Brooklyn. Y. W. L. Members, Attention! All Young Workers League mem- bers who belong to social and educa- | tional clubs should attend a meeting | next month at 7:30 p. m. at 108 E. 14th St. | * * * Women’s Meeting Tonight. | A joint meeting of the women or- ganizers of Sections 2 and 3 will be s defeated in the House held at 6 o’clock tonight at 101 W. y , 838 to 72. Johnson is the 27th St. The meeting will adjourn in | author of the/immigration restriction | time to enable the participants to at-|law now in force. Many immigration | tend the general Party district mem- | inspectors now employed by the De- bership meeting. {partment of Labor on border patrol £ ¥ | work have shot and killed or wound- Subsection 1-D. }ed workers suspected on sight of at- The executive committee of Sub-| | tempted agal entry, entry., section 1-D will meet tonight at 8! r Y. W..L. “Meetings p. m, at section headquarters. * The district executive committee * % of the Young Workers (Communist) | League has called meetings cf union fractions to place them on a function-| ing basis. All meetings in this series ll be held at 108 E.'14th Street. workers wi tonight All members of Section 2 should | ¢ ho eae ul Best tonight at attend their unit meetings before Jan. | “ sa ~. 20 and obtain new membership books. Bese fee Rage Twill mapey) Spauiuay: * * ~ re ~ | Needle trades workers |next Monday at 6 p. m. Those who are not union members have beer instureted to attend the meeting in the industry in which they work. 11.—A. bill mmigration in- Section 1. A meeting of unit and subsection agitprop directors of Section 1 will, meet tonight at 6 o'clock at 60 St. | Marks Place. * * pa 2. ‘ vil t Dramatic Meet on Saturday. wil nee All members of the Young Workers | League who are interested in drama- | ties and are willing to participate in | the play which will be produced at the Liebknecht memorial meeting Jan, 14 are urged to come to the dis- trict office Saturday at 2 p.m. PERSHING NOW BANKER, Women’s Meet lati: , Pershing, retired army chief, has now | Women Party members interested | | blossomed férth as a banker, having in women’s work will be present at | | been appointed” yesterday a director The . resoluti which was_ intro- a val ers’ relief will be held Sunday; Jan.| qaced by Heflin asked for | on? warden eald he was surprised by }29, at the Labor Temple 84th | hae vin asked for the receipt of the letters and prompt- |29, at the Labor Temple, 84th | the withdrawal of United Staies \ly threw them into the waste basket. | » by branches of the Workmen’s | marines from aragua. Mane k and Death Benefit Fund of the Fil aS Gray- and Mrs. Snyder were con- metropolitan district. a ee 7 victed of murdering Albert Snyder, | | will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at her husband. He is apparently in- Dunne on Mexico. 1373 48rd St., Brooklyn, under the different to any legal move on his | William F. Dunne, of The DAILY |#Uspices of the Boro Park Jewish behalf. Lately he has been passing | ball | Way Sts., Brooklyn. the introduc.ion of a resolution spo1 iray will be lead to their deatls in | sored by Senator Wheeler (D), Mon-|the electric chair sometime after 11 tana which called on the foreign re- }o’clock tonight at Sing Sing prison, lations committee to investigate the arene unforeseen developments. | Nicaraguan situation. The resolu- tion asked whether “it is the pur- pose of our government to continue to usurp the power of congress to declare war.” Tape Machinists, The Machinists Branch of the Typo | | Union 6 will hold its fifteenth annual Wednesday, January 25, at Trommers Hall, Bushwick and Con- | Warden Lawes, of Sing Si aid |las$ night that twenty-five women |had sent him letters asking that they | | might be permitted to take the place of Mrs, Snyder in the electric chair. * * ” For Miners’ Relief. An emergency conference for min- | WORKER, will lecture on “Our New | Workers’ Club, Policy Towards Mexico,” Sunday at c 8 p. m. at the Bronx Open Forum, 2075 Clinton Ave, most of his t reading the Bible. ACQUTTED IN SMITH THEFT CONCORD. N. H., Jan. 11—Fred | H. Thompson, reporter for the Bos- ton Globe, was acquitted yesterday of procuring by larceny printed matter “Communism versus Anarchism” |will be debated Sunday at 3 p. m. at |the Workers’ Club, 2901 Mermaid | Ave., Coney Island. Abraham Mark- Lecture on Soviet Union. a |off will present the Communist posi- E. Rogers, recently returned from the Soviet Union, will talk on “What | tion and C. Markoff the anarchists’ | belonging to the Atlantic Monthly I saw in the Soviet Union” at the|Position. which contained Governor Smith's | Brownsville Open Forum, 1689 Pitkin | é . = nswer to attacks made on him for | WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—General’.the calling of a second women’s con- | a copference of women organizers jof the Riggs National Bank here, one | Saturday at 2p. m, at 108 E. 14th St./of the largest financial institutions | The order of business will be as fol- in the East. This is his first busi lows: (1) Report of the district | ness connection since his retirement women’s committee. (2) Reports of | from the army, section and unit organizers of wom- | ea wise ara wea ‘ en’s work, (3) Organization of wom-| FULP SPEAKS SUNDAY. en’s drive for miners’ relief. (4) | Fulp will speak at a mass meeting Women’s conference for miners’ re- | for miners’ relief Sunday at 3:30 p.! lief. (5) Preparations for Interna-|m. at the Zion Community | tional Women’s Day, March 8. (6) | House, 151 186th St. Organization of industrial working | Other speakers will be Richard B. women, | Moore, of the American Negro Labor Congress; Rev. Wm. Lloyd Isaacs, St. | |James Presbyterian Church; Mrs. W.} |J. Burroughs, Teachers Union; Julie Stuart Poyntz, International Labo: Defense, and George Moran, Miner: Relief Committee. The meeting will | * * * Functionaries Attention! All section, subsection and unit or- ganizers are asked to report tonight at 6:30 p. m. at Manhattan Lyceum, 66 E. 4th St., before the membership | meeting, to get’ instructions in con- nection with the Lenin. Memorial meeting. A roll call will be taken, | the tovenoing: OrgattFabtons. IN LINDBERGH’S WAKE. | Officials of the Atlantic, Gulf and , Caribbean Air Line, Inc., ‘parent com- | pany of Pan-American Airways, which | | operates an air mail line between Ke West, Fla., and Havana, announce Rehearsal Sunday. e Sunday at 2 p. m. at Irving Plaza, 15th St. and Irving Place, there will | be a mass rehearsal in preparation | for the Lenin memorial pageant. No experience is required for taking part in this pageant. The rehearsal will | ; be under the direction of Mr. Massey, of the New Playwrights’ Theatre, Comrades who have Russian cos- tumes should get in touch immediate- ly with the district office. Costumes are needed for the Lenin Memorial pageant. f Rovolutionary posters in all lan- guages and costumes are needed im- | mediately for decorating “the Gar- den” for the Lenin Memorial meet- ing. ican Conference in Havana, Jan. 16, to obtain a monopoly concession on first class mail from the United States to Central and South American coun- to serve, gate Phone Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES A place with atmosphere where all ts meet. Cen eee 802 E. 12th St. New York. For Miners’ Relief. A mass meeting for miners relief will be held Jan. 20 at 8 p. m. at Manhattan Lyceum, 66 E. Fourth St., by the Downtown Section, Young Workers’ League. Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant * 1600 Madison Ave. PHONE: UNIVERSITY 5865. * * Y. W. L. Dance. The Young Workers League, Dis- triet 2, will hold a dance Saturday, LENINGRAD, Jan. 11.— Guards are being posted outside of hundreds Co-oprrative Reram Suop 4191, 6th Avenue, near 25th St. Sis Repaired While U W ait ults Pressed packs of hungry wolves. | that they will scek at the Pan-Amer-| tries their lines soon will be extended | |be held under the joint auspices of | fox |Conference for Bert Miller Lectures. ; Bert Miller will lecture on the “Poli- |tical Arena of 1928” at the Williams-|ters cf the magazine. Ave., Brooklyn, Sunday at 8 p. m. his religion. ; iy |from the Rumford Press here, prin- Williamsburg Entertainment. The artticle The Williamsburg Workers Center | burg Forum Sunday at 1p. m..at-46|/in question was published several | | will hold an entertainmerit Sunday at |Ten Eyck St., Brooklyn, 7 p.m. at 29 Graham Ave., Brooklyn, | Hike on Sunday, | MARY WOLFE The Junior Section of the Nature |{ STUDENT OF THE _DAMROSCH |Friends will hold a hike to White COMPERVA TORE at the Van Cortlandt subway station | | at her studio at 9 a.m. 49 WADSWORTH TERRACE Telephone Lorraine 6888. ‘Will also call at student's home. months ago. * Women’s Meet Tomorrow, All delegates and members of the | executive committee of the Women’s | Miners’ Relief will | meet tomorrow eyening to take up | = eee ee ANYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO OR OUTSIDE WORK Patronize Our Friend SPIESS STUDIO } 54 Second Ave., cor. 3rd St. Special Rates for Labor Organiza- (Established 1887.) ference to be held in the first week in February. | Miners’ Meeting Sunday. | | A mass meeting for miners’ relief tions. Lehigh 60 |Great Assortment o All Makes of | Dr, ABRAHAM MARKOFF tyre aie need! 8° || LEARN PATTERNMAKING see ce does Learn designing, copying, pattern- Moderate Prices. |and Repairs. Ope For Sale, Rental : 10 A.M, to 9 P.M, International Typewriter Co. 1643 2nd Avenue. Bet. 85-88th. NEW YORK CITY. making, grading dresses, cloaks, fur garments, also children clothing. Complete courses at low prices | bi restric DESIGNING AND ING SCHOOL 154 FY ouRTH AVE. Cor, 14th Street Algonquin 3277. Dail pt Friday aad § 9 EAST 115th STE Second Ave. Cer. Dr. J. Mindel Dr. L, Hendin The matter was taken | Page Five “RECOVER 15 MORE BURNS TRAILED BODIES IN $4 HIB, JURGR SAYS iNavy Department C. ause | Kidwell Aceuses Dick of Death, Is Charge in Affidavi it HING TON, J Kidwell, t BOSTON, were Jan 11.—Fifteen. bodice by naval deep s recovered divers from the wreck of the y iat of marine S-4 off Cane Cod tod» y. Sinclair, which en jeording to q radiogram re igned the affida’ Charlestown N jnoon from the i ard was impr |ship of the salvage fleet. This made a total of 31 bodies re- cove to i beine = still wrote the aff reques.. locked in the steel hull 102 feet be- | Said he low the surface of the water, All hodies today w iam J. ye found in the u he motor room. The teen bodies | recovered previously were in the en- | Clates ; gine room. This convinced si e | Srowing out of the * workers that there hed been a rush| Jurers during the copspira ee the two compartments soon after! O'Leary denied forcing Kidwell sea crash. timidating him to make false statements in the affidavit. The navy department has thus far succeeded in evading responsibility for the death of the 43 men whose Fur Parnes Today friends were victims of criminal neg- ligence, | An open forum is to be held today at the office of the Joint Board of {the Furriers Union, 22 E. 22nd St, at 2 p.m. All workers, whether reg- between Los Angeles and New York | istered or unregistered are asked to were opened yesterday. They are 3,-| come and discuss the conditions in the 3 miles long, the longest telephone | union and industry. aits in the world. Greetings were exchanged between L. R. Eastman, 2 ° president of the Merchants Associa.| Santa Questioned tion of New York, and George L | ah vies | Eastman, president of the Los An-| In response to many inquiries and ligeles Chamber of Commerce. Tele-|complaints as to the disposition of photos of the two men were then|funds, a financial accounting of the i transmitted. Santa Claus Association, Inc., has SnEneeeeeeeeent | been asked by Commissioner of Pub- | CHALIAPIN ARRIVES. lic Welfare Bird S. Coler. Feodor Chaliapin, world famous ‘, ack 4 | Russian basso, arrived yesterday on NO GASOLINE TAX. |the Freneh liner Paris. He refused | ALBANY, N: Y., Jan, 11—Gov- to comment on his recent divorce, ob-|ernor Alfred E. Smith announced to | tained in Russia under Soviet Union| day that he would avoid any gasoline law. Jtax this year. (ql DIRECT PHONE TO COAST. The new direct telephone *cireuits | Camaraderie and DANCE GIVEN BY YOUNG WORKERS LEAGUE—Dist. 2 Saturday, January 14th 7:30 P. M. At FREIHEIT GESANGS VEREIN HALL 1883 SECOND AVENUE Features: BANQUET, JAZZ ORCHESTRA, MASS SINGING, Surgeon Dentists |) 1 UNION SQUARE | Room 803 Phone Algonquin 8183. Dr. N, Schwartz i 124 Bact 81st Street § d Doors open mean o teer: estes alurday - «crm and omach Di: de RAY for Stones, | | ‘Tumors Internal disturbance | Dr. Schwartz will be glad to give you a free consultation. Charges ior examinations and treatment Special 3 pepe aminations LENIN SAID: X-RAY EXAMINATION §32, | Daily; 9 A. M. to 7 P.M. M. to 12 Noon. | is moderate. Sunday: 10 A. bourgeoisie. In this way, upon the universal ruin caused by Dr, A. CARR SURGEON DENTIST 22 years uninterrupted practice, Personal attention. Workers’ prices. 133 EAST 84th STREET lexington Ave. New York MANHATTAN Jimmie Higgins Bookshop, 106 University Place, Co-operative Restaurant, 30 76 Sec- Union Square, Selig’s Restaurant, ond Avenue. Unity Co-operative 1800 Seventh Ave. Sollins Dining Room, 216 B, Cor. House, Monument 3519, 14th St. $1 Bast, tigen St, HARLEM HEALTH CENTER Tat W. Br Be 1800 SEVENTH AVENUE BRONK Cor. 110 St, a (Unity Co-op, Building) Oaote cark ene ee Dr. V.G.Burtan Dr. E. L.Kreinin Women's Council Cloakmak- ers, 1420 Boston Road. Medical Director Dental Direetor 2075 Clinton Avenue, OPEN ALL HOURS. PAUL ALTHOUSE NINA TARASOVA DORIS LENIN MEMORIAL MEETING Jan. 21 - at Madison Square Garden PAGEANT ON THE RUSSIAN REVOLU “Tens of millions of corpses and maimed, who are the victims in the war... speed opening the eyes of the millions and tens of millions of people, stupified, oppressed, deceived and fooled by the TODAY: American marines are bombing men, women and children in Nicaragua. PROTEST AT THE LENIN MEMORIAL. TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED AT: Workers Club, 27 Dayton SASCHA JACOBSEN NON—1,000 IN THE CAST are with a heretofore unknown the war, the revolutionary crisis is growing... . Speakers: BROOKLYN 764 —- 40th Street, , Max Snow Drugstore, 43 — Jay Loyestone 18th Ave. William Z. Foster CONBY ISLAND 2901 Brighton Beach Ave.* P.T. Lau M. J. Olgin Robert Minor John Williamson LONG ISLAND 1 Fulton Av STATE Mass Drygoods Castleton Ave. PATERSO 8. Lieb, 104 Fa 3 Montgomery St. att William W. Weinstone Chairman. PASSAIC, Fourth Anniversary Celebration of the Daily W Worker Friday Evening, January 13 at 8:15 P. M. MECCA TEMPLE NILES