The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY WORKER, NEW. YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 _ Page Five RELIEF BODIES mittee has launched a campaign to Indian hurricane, according to aj statement sent out from the na- SAY GAPITALIST "Kits Wonen | Tools of Bosses, ae iy price poe MANY TO ATTEND Fraternal Organizations WORKERS SCHOO |Workers School for the fall term | has been compelled to close certain | Bath Bench Branch, I. L. D. The Bath Beach Branch of the In ternational Labor Defense will meet Monday, 8 p. m., ‘at 1965 Bath Ave, All members must attend. Local 22 U. Local #2 of the Trade Walon Educa- tional League will hold its annual Dance on October 18 at the Park Palace. Dressmakers’ Color Light Dance will be held cial Culture Club. Apo | Workers Center, 26-28 Union Square. Launch Campaign to Aid Negro Sufferers in the Recent West Indian Hurricane WORKERS TO TAKE STEPS “! FIGHT Dance. Working Women Notice. H On October 13, the Dressmakers’ At a special Central Executive Com- iN { Local 22,7. U, i. L, will, hold its| mittee meeting, called tor the exclu; ) T. U-. : ive purpose of devising mea: annual dance at the Park Palace igs purpess. ob; Ter ane eee eats tera — Hishices Wh aieala Manele rin defense it was decided that gps —_ cent of th entire proceeds of the > Negro Workers Were| - \Several Classes Closed Saturday, Oct. 18, at 8:30 p.m» a) approaching fifth anniversary of the Conference e to Be Held Chinese supper and an interesting | Centra! Body, as well as of the raffle r 7, Worst Sufferers concert will be given by the Work-|to be run in connection with the af- Next Wednesday to Late Comers | e7r°"ahus”tartenfan extn fain, will be donated, to” the Shitrin ; SaaS Uo he ie: Defense Fund. The affair will be held Eire, The Negro Workers Relief Com- The registration for courses inthe | Brownsville Color Light Dance. | Nov. 11 at the Irving Plaza A huge conference of representa- tives of all militant working class to take steps to fight the ban plated i Oct. 20 at the B 8 ips Experanto Labulario. collect funds and clothing for the | |has been so heavy during the past| coum, #19 Sackinan Sts, under the| ,,"S,,A., T--rupo.” Eaperantista— organizations has been called by the Negro sufferers in the recent West week that tho school administration |®UsPices of the Young Workers So- Pepiatas ade aes its regular Freiheit, Yiddish Communist daily, \ |classes to further registration. No| ,., Jeyrelers Concert and Ball. |Comrades wishing to Join our class. /on the newspaper by the Canadian i ‘ i e firs . per announce: e a tional offices of the committee at| |more enrollments will be accepted | seweiry Workers’ Welfare tlut wii| Worker, are invited to attend our| government. The conference will 461 Lenox Ave., this city. The ac-| Woman ku kluxers appeared in full regalia at a funeral of another female ku kluxer in Lyn- \for Marxian Economics, I, Prin-|be held Saturday, Nov. 3, at the New| meeting, » ‘ me be held next Wednesday evening in tion {s taken as a result of the per- ae ; : |ciples of Marxism, I (Mond: RANGE Oe eet en as the Workers Center, 26-28 Uni e brook, Long Island. ciples 0} arxism, onday e@ve-| and 4th Aves. | Dr. Liber Talks. je orkers Center, 26-28 Union sistent stories in the Negro press | ning class). Registration for the | ba . Sunday, October 7th, 11 a. m., Dr.| Square. of race discrimination in the dis- | following classes will be closed on| Nba pe Re asians ores Gere SE —__—-— Office Workers Mass Meet. |of the Co-operative, Bronx Par tribution of relief in Florida. The| a, rs “aire ctivities |Friday: Speech Improvement, which| 4 mass meeting of the office work-| Hast And Allerton Ave, New, York «THERE IS NO UNEMPLOYMENT® statement says: | Ls ee on ‘Tuesdays from 8:30 to|ers will be held Tuesday, Oct. 9, at| Sane healt and vie (ed Male MONTREAL, ¢ ‘ “The Negro Workers Relief Com- 0 p. m.; Platform Speaking, Mon-| the Labor Temple, 14th St. and Sec-|'Heguiar talks on health from the Que, Oct. 4 (UP). Prominent labor speakers 1 —A. Olsen coi s de will address the meeting, which will committed suicide today by placing in his mouth a dynamite i To} 8: - eleven o'clock, once for children and mittee, bearing in mind the expose School Catalogs Out! Section 2 Conference. days from 7 to 8:20 p. m., and Fun: sles Gcloge FROM CARDS 4-1 of the rank discrimination practiced 4 Scho! talogs are now) All unit and sub-section function- |damentals of Communism, Wednes- |!aunch the organizational drive. Al: i . inst Ni fe ‘ He Mis- Pv ore aiatiecon eon sews tl SRA TEE HARtiGe ad OF the. -wronkeck Vaan from (7:-to' 8340, ps th, joffice workers are urged to attend aba: Workers’ Club. cartridge connected by wires to an against Negro sifferers in the Mis-| iii agitprops should get_ catalogs mmunist) Party will meet at. a ide eastaueg | ,Gentto Obrero de Habla Espanola electric light fixture, then turning sissippi flood and reading in the/at the school office and devote |conferencs to be hald M ondav. 6p. in aCe The class in Fundamentals of | ‘a ek & Pe Autumn Revel. will hold a dance tomorrow at 9 ™-/on the switch. Negro press that the same sort of |special meeting of the unit to the/at the Workers Cente 8 Union| +, i Communism scheduled for Thursdays | roletarian Autumn Revel will|at 56) W. 1idth. St. There will, be } ebaseacaliles ‘ gle r Scho § € ts of the a |be held at Webster Hall, Sati Spanish-A c: usic played ceuleny discrimination is being practiced in | W°™**"* See era ace | n wlil be discussed Jingoes, Labor Hating | trom 7 to 8:20 p. m., with Janet | October 27, at 8:30 p. m. wider the | gaieititang sia salon : the distribution of relief, has de-| Bronx ¥. W. L. Notice. Judge Open Game |Cork as instructor, will have its HE Gs ork, aeotton of REACTIONARIES LOOT. DRAMATIC CRITIC DEAD. cided to put its full force into the | eAie"Young Workers. (Cominunist) | |first session today at 7 p.m. [Prizes will be awarded to particl-| MEXICO CITY, Oct. 4.—Reac-) Jack Conw critte work of raising and distributing re-| League are required to report at 2076 + oh ee Continued from Page One | About 15 classes will begin next | Btn? clothe. the oldest and shab- | +: aries looted the railroad station|and coiner of vate fief i ‘i nton Ave. for a1 and 9 | fi 7 Gi 3 : 5 , d ) He in the stricken eat for the signature drive lave under the pices of Sub-sec- ing rather formidable crutches, and|Week. A list of these will be pub- | RR veces at Verdia, near Guadalajara, today, most famous of ‘We have already dispatched a/| oh OS pas Splice in the fourth the $70,000-a-year | lished in next Monday's issue of| ne Bath Beach Council of the hurling bombs on the train. The re- heart disease da. field organizer to Florida with in-| Lower Bronx ¥. W. L. Notice. Sub-section 3F. Rambino smashed another double:|the Daily Worker. Workers’ are ad-|United Council of Workingclass| actionaries were driven off. The Lower Bronx unit of the Wu NEaas upeatal i Women has arranged a lecture for structions to check up on these Per-| young Workers (Communist) League nent nie tv Mulch ip the between Hafey and Douthit. After | Vised not to delay in registering, Friday, Oct. 12, at 1965 Bath Ave. a sistent reports of race discrimina-|hes postponed itt att Sundays Get. | k of the election campaign Gehrig had rolled out to Sherdel,|4ue to the fact that heavy enroll- Dr Cantor will speak on “venereal! GOD'S AIMEE IN LONDON. . ABRAH/ om ‘ont {stributi i ng for one k 2 y, 6.30 p. m. at 108 EB. 1 ‘ seases.” All ts dos ‘ s tion in the distribution of relief, as | 7) nat Tis EB. 138th St. Prom: | ay, 6.30 p.m. at 108 E. 14th xfeusel, the phlegmatic, woke up the |™ment is compelling an early close | iiea'ts tne pede athe e do-| LONDON, Oct. 4 (U.P)—Aimee ff. eee eee 2 well as to report on the exact needs thent speakers will address the meet- | Sn Se Cardina! outfield with a fly which |t® the registration period for cer- Semple McPherson, California evan- || Office Hours, 9:20-1 . H ng. | : i 4 ; j Co-operatt : fui Sib. AEE of the situation as far as the Negro ae | qBronx Section V. W. L. Hike. |dropped over the bleacher wall for | tain subjects. The Election a ee gelist, arrived at 6p. mt taday trom > 55S sufferers are concerned. District Women's Committee. | workers (Communist) League will|a home‘zun, Ruth and Meusel hob-| Those wishing to secure the free|or the Un-Ar-Co-operative has ar-| Norwich. Cor. Second Ave. ; @ district women's committee < eet San Sead ‘ ranged v one eons “We have no desire to clash with | wil! meet Saturday, 1p. m., at the| Nike to Tibbets Park §unday. The bled home together. catalogs for themselves or for any Pride, SaeTRtitioation meeting ory Telephone: Lehigh 6022 other relief bodies nor to duplicate | Workers Center, 26-28 Union’ Square.| Mompers will meet at the following |) Bicge Cuenba {hi ona of the workers’ organization that they may | view Balace, Sth Ave. and 110th St, the work done by these. On the | Since mompers of tie sommictes Nyno| 7/5 H. 128th St.; Daniele in charge.|best pitching performances of his | D&Ong, to can get them at the Work-|and concert and dance on Friday, Oc- | RB d = = contrary, we shall at all times be| Wish to-atiend ‘this meciing should, }{00 Hoston Road: Binde in charge. Rare Gud Comet doe Bottontley'e | School office, 26-28 Union | ran" broceads ‘of these niteite wile IA . a batanes PYCCKHM 3YSHOM BPAY i jes |b Prompt _ - Y S| Square. towards the Election ¢: glad to co-operate with other bodies : Sones 5. ston Ave.; Vos in charge, temendous home run in the seyenth | “4 |the ‘Workers (Communist) Party. |B] is back in her office. All those || Dr. JOSEPH B. WEXLER to prevent duplication of effort, etc., Women Work Organizers. thoes eae ;/inning had the Cards eating out of | All labor organizations are kindly write to her can but we cannot overlook the fact that| Section Women Work directors, will 4 page asked to keep these dates open who want to wrii e Surgeon Dentist ; Geli causatatine Ghtice ar ulenviacs proceed to the Wood-| the hollow of his hand. | WilmingtonWorkers to) Beaty ably. to the majority of sufferers in the re-land posters and arrange for their a en on med , ‘ send their letters merey, oar BECOME Bales pricen. | cont storm are Negroes, that of the |! tet suat ranch 2 Sec. 8 es ow Attendance. Hold Party on Oct. 7/“For Any Kind of Inourance” || her office sisi Fumple Cours Ble. Florida dead they constitute more| 4 membership meeting will be hela axceutive, Sub-section 3H. The attendance proved to be far - | 1340 MADISON AVENUE ‘A ‘ ; The Sub-section Bxecu Com- : 2 a 4 , than 85 per cent by reason of the |Mindagr sp mat il lending lNS, SH Medy May" ugaSlNe alow the 75000" expected, and | WILMINGTON, Del, Ost, 4—The| ARL B ie Seah als AVGATEy OISL : ————— prejudice and segregation which |7on call will spe taken, me Leia A oo Watts x 8 at 6.15 there ware many empty seats. The |international unit of the Workers x er s herded them into flimsy shacks RY sgh he iKgars publicity bilge that flooded the | (Communist) Party of this city will Telephone te Office Hrs.: Mornings (except || Dr. J. Mindel Dr. L. Hendin 4) he decton. 1 Pinacis hates: } t, A Pp Murray Hill 5550, " b st: along the dikes in the swamp coun-| 4 oonference of all functionari i Jersey Speakers Conference. | country for days in advance evi- hold a house-warming party at its, Friday) 9-12 and by appoint- % tries; nor that these Negro eae Section 1 of the Workers (Commu: | conference dently found quite a number refus-|headquarters, 713 Market St. on, 7 Hast 42nd St., New York ment. Surgeon Dentists have been ‘counted like dogs,’ as the | "!*! ‘arty wi e held Monday, ing to swallow. \gunday, Oct, 7, at 8 p.m. The 2 f- | SARE TION 7 3 i 4 p. m., at 60 St. Marks Pl. All organ-| \! : ws ny * Ses ! — 1 UNION SQUARE Jacksonville Sentinel (Florida Ne-|izers, financial secretaries, I. L. D.|> fay morning at 10 u'elock George Pipgras will pitch tomor- | fair will celebrate the opening of - QUARE ed gro newspaper) says, ne comment, | agitprons aivectors, literature agents, speak on “Unemployment.” All New Tow’s game for the Yankees and the |the first Workers (Communist) Room 803 Phone, Algonquin 8183 ing on the fact that the names of | eanizers must be present. A roll Jersey speakers are to attend this |yeteran Grover Cleveland Alexander |Party headquarters in Wilmington. ; s, “7 Be col p rc ‘ai “4 a8 the white dead were reported by | will be taken, and the absentees will Phe cee ae will be in the box for SE Louis. ‘All workers living in Wilmington | SPEND YOUR INDIAN SUMMER VACATION ———— — Ree oy a ae tnittee. : : rie fee: ape ibaa aeahias Ge, en |have been invited to attend. | AT COOPERATIVE WORKERS CAMP COOPERATORS! PATRONIZE j BLM RO ahah eiben Rana 2: at 8 p. m#at 39th St. and 9th | (| Bath Beach Y. W. L. Meet. re Final Score. not ignore the implications of the) , ,lombership meeting of the Bath |4¥° . E. KARO R. H. E. 5 , i] photographs published by the Ne-|Beach unit of the Young Workers . e = Your Nearest Stationery Stor gro champion of the ‘little match-) (Communint) League will be held to-| 4 meeting will be held of unit am|St Louis. ..000000100—1 & l t 2 a 1 eG Cigars — Cigarettes —- Candy { lox houses’ in which most Porto| Ait members must come’ on time. | TF. on Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 6.15 p.m. at New York..10020001x—4 7 0 649 Allerton Ave., Cor. Barker Rican workers are forced to carry Hani? -Ty. Hunt F | eyes . . BRONX, N. Y recarious existence. Negro : int, treasurer, Negro 8E 2F. POT ; i 7 , Tel. OLInville 9681-2. — 9791-2 watkack also constitute the vias Workers Relief Committee, 461) Unit 3 Oot. 10 at Bemnéeting ony eRg OE ASIN EULER 2 CELI nae | Wednes ct. 10 at 6.15 p.m. a | refugees now roaming the swamps |J.enox Ave., New York City. 101 W | ind Hooded countrysides of Florida,| ‘The Negro Workers Relief Com-| tt 195-187 RAST BROADWAY BEACON, N. Y. — Phone: Beacon 862 RE ‘ Iter and in many cases |™ittee was formerly known as the| ating’ PUL be ald oF 2 > i ‘ | without shel ¥ cases | eomnmnitice for Mitere Reliet As] nadicmeatite, tet be Aold of 38 incer-||| OSEPH_ E. ERON, Principal | OPEN ALL YEAR Proletarianize: : Sat 9p. m. at 101 W. 27th St Teh DARGHSS AND Bier os UST as the capitalist class such it raised several thousand dol- B WELL AS OLDEST SCHOOL. t i lass “The Negro Workers Relief Com- mittee calls upon every Negro to rally to the succor of our unfortu- nate kinsmen in Florida and the West Indies. We call as well upon uses records to 8 poli- fo learn the English language, to prepare oneself for admission to College. ERON SCHOOL Ix registe?ed by the REGENTS of the State of | New York. It haa all the rights J lars for relief of the miners in the! coal strike, in which many Negro | (= miners took part. The committee | has national offices at 461 Lenox | YOUR TICKETS || FOR THE DAILY WOR KER.- FREI- RATES: $17.00 PER WEEK City Phone:—Algonquin 6900 — Olinville 8947. ganizations us | No Tip Coats Barber Shop Branch. | | | ‘ y Ave., where its relief machinery is | NEW: WORKDBRS CENTER | of a Government High School. prds to assist them in measur- « ae shee a eter Maa at already in motion. sf ||] 26-2 vinion pu. 1 eught Up Cal, Phone or write for HEIT BAZAAR AT —— Ing, Its ability to increase its Wuns NEW YORK CITY ‘ ! — Your organizatio ae raising funds for immediate relief | Inaividua! Sanitary Service by Rx. || || Bestster New. Schoo! Opens tm |]/ THESE STATIONS! | = peenne n do tt and for rehabilitation of Negro vic- | MARY WOLFE ee eS ee Our 25,000 alumni are our best ~scnntneen rer | : ‘ Louis P. Weiner, BCS. tims of the storm. Checks and || grupmnT oF THR DAMROSCH | || Patronize a Comradely Harber Shop || [[roimPHOND OnCM) Do iposin | United Council of Working Women Public Accountant and Auditor, money orders should be sent to} CONSERVATORY a = i wn | — ante | 149 SPRING STREET, N. MUSLIN, | New York City. WALKER 579 || PIANO LESSONS Moved to Phone ISS titania iad A Se lo COOPERATORS! —Patronize the Batronize a comradely No Tip Colony Barber Shop stationary store Ladies Hair Bobbing a Specialty Hochberg & Canor 665 - 67 ALLERTON AVENUE 669 ALLERTON AVE. | BRONX, N. Y. FIGHT AGAINST 133 Avenue B; MILLINERY WORKERS FIFTH United Council of Working Women will be held SHIFRIN DEFENSE For Good Wholesome Food BAT AT RATNER’S Dairy and Vegetarian Restaurant 103 SECOND AVE. H. L. HARMATYZ, Prop. Self-Service Cafeteria 115 SECOND AVE., Near 7th St BAKING DONE_ON PREMISES Visit Our Place While on 2nd Ave. Tel.: Dry Dock 1263; Orchard 0430 2420 Bronx Park East Near Co-operative Colony. Apt. 5H Telephone EASTABROOK 2459 Special rates to students from the Co-operative House. LOCAL 43, 640 Broadway. SOLIN’S RESTAURANT, 216 East 14th Street; ZELEG’S RESTAURANT, 78 Second Avenue; LIDSKY’S BOOK STORE, 202 East Broadway; | | COOPERATORS PATRON M. FORMAN |jAllerton Carriage, Bicyele | and Toy Shop 736 ALLERTON AVE. Near Allerton Theatre, Bronx Phone Olinville 2583 A Literary and Musical Afternoon SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 11 —from 2 to 6 p. m.— at IRVING PLAZA HALL Irving Place and 15th Street, City FURRIERS JOINT BOARD, 22 East 22nd Street; CLOAK MAKERS JOINT BOARD, ' i Get Your Monae s Worth! Try the All Comrades Meet at 16 West 21st Street; Admission 50c—Proceeds to Shifrin Defense (25%) of net profit. | : RATIONAL VEGETARIAN Park Clothin 199 Second Avenue; _ - i oC lothing. RESTAURANT DAILY WORKER, —os--=s=-sass-sss, || 93 Avenue A, Corner 6th Sf, 658 Claremont P’kway Bronx 26-28 Union Square. EW YORK CITY MILLINERY WORKERS RAPPAPORT & CUTLER (Book Store), | 1310 Southern Boulevard, NEW YORK Five Per Cent Discount for Tuesday, October 9 Cooperators ' ae 2a a SE | “LOCAL 43, { : MEET YOUR FRIENDS at | 4 West 37th Street. | \ rie Patronize ° ? . H | . Messinger’s Vegetarian END: ada ca coe Seal and Dairy Restaurant RIAN RESTAURANT, | Cloakmakers, Dressmakers, Tailors, Fur Workers, 1| Pants, Knickers. foe i 1763 Southern Bivd., Bronx, N. ¥ | 1600 Madison Ave.; | Capmakers, Millinery Workers, and workers of 1] Men, Women, Boyt Right Off 174th bway fitniton || TOTENS WEINGORTEN | other needle trades 1) Lumber Jackets, Wilk } (Restaurant), H Breakers, Sweaters | 26 East 109th Street; fat, A | NITY ARBEITER ad Sh D l t French Cleani d ‘WE ALL MEET | CO-OPERATIVE, Sen O e CL ates \ | Rapaieiies ae | | 1800 Seventh Avenue. + ' Pants to Order to Match NEW WAY CAFETERIA Brae to the Conference for the Communist Election Campaign { Coats | ! 101 WEST 27th STREET 735 ALLERTON AVE. ' | ' ' ' UNITED WORKERS CO- —6 P.M— a || OPERATIVE, | Unity Co-operators Patronine 7} Vegetarian Restaurant || 2700 Bronx Park Hast. at Bryant Hall, 42nd St. and 6th Ave. SAM LESSER 19: SECOND AVE. WILLIAM 2: FOSTER BENJAMIN GITLOW Brooklyn iil tg OOS RMD NY an ONRRLERNC TT An) vec an Ser canee rece Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor Bet. 12th and 18th Sts. Strictly Vegetarian Food. (Candidate for President) (Candidate for Vice-President) - and R E A D the Daily 22; Worker BUY AN EXTRA COPY EVERY DAY AND GIVE IT’ TO YOUR SHOPMATE! | GET YOUR FRIEND AND SHOPMATE TO READ THEDAILY WORKER! See That Your Newsstand Has A Supply of Dats Workers OKIN’S DRUG STORE, | White Plains & Allerton | Ave. || Brownsville— J. GOLDSTEIN (Book Store) 365 Sutter Avenue; || Boro Park— ’ MAX SNOW (Drug Store) 4224 13th Avenue; Bath Beach— MALLEMANS (Book Store) 8603 20th Avenue; Williamsburgh— LEISVA, 46 Ten Eyck Street. 1818 — 7th Ave. New York Between 110th and 111th Sts, ||| Next to Unity Co-operative House NEEDLE TRADES WORKERS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE A. Gross, Chairman I. Stenzer, Secretary. Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 MADISON AVE. PHONE: UNIVERSITY 5865 COOPERATORS PATRONIZE J. SHERMAN Your Nearest Tailor Fancy Cleaners and Dyers 665 ALLERTON AVE. BRONX ARE YOU GETTING CO-OPERATIVE] Bakery Products (Union Made) If not, let us know and we'll instruct our driver to call at your home. Co-operative Trading Association, Inc. } Tel. Windsor 9052. 4301 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 5401 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Co-operative Workers Patroulze I. SCOLNICK TAILOR) Fancy Cleaner and Dyers TOT Allerton Aw Bronx, N. * Phone Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES lace with atmosp! ‘iere all radicals me 02 E. 12th ST, NEW YORK PEE IRENE | |