The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 2

USE GANGSTERIST METHODS TO JAIL 1 PROGRESSIVES eet be Labor-Baiter Opens THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, Right Wing Butchers in Terror Campaign Big Sports Spectacle BATTY SELLS OUT, URGES STRIKERS TO ACCEPT CUT an RAnrAl Ynyres + Charges Against the Revolt Spreads Thru} Workers U nfounded Textile Council Ranks | nflu- Continued from Page One | and at T. W. U. declaration followed the Pro- persistent refusal of Batty to ex- H ress an opit’-n of how the strikers should vote in the former poll. ‘ Boss “Generosity.” | In recommending the five per cent) Against a background of flag-waving and American Legion parad- | wage cut to the strikers, the Batty ing Jutja Retasais Mountain Landiac dotovinus Ube officials promise that the bosses will DutEa AG Ge Jil: Ee spiced tend, mene then aio s*notice before making long jail terms, threw out the first ball that opened the Wo wage cuts. The inso- on Thursday. Landis gets $65,000 a yec lence of this provision, the sole| fessional bas ebc ‘ promise held out by Batty and: his | — employes, has enraged the strikers | wing e of to fierce excitement. % Ziskowich, a “NEEDLE TRADES BUILDING TRADES ‘ ae the re-vote will involve only | Korn, the $125 a week 1 of strikers, perhaps 2,000, | Butchers’ Union w 000 others, many of them Story a Fraud. now organized in the New Bedford | ERASE aa tile Workers’ Union do not take who part, it is being watched with in- Zis- ee =e tense interest by the majority of i spel a number Workers Will Elect) Weisbord to Speak at strikers. of butcher workers in shops on 1é - ee * x Belief that large numbers of : When the Shop Deleg ates Big Meeting members of the Textile Council unions will remain away from the Continued from Page One Building trades workers are called | pailoting is freely expressed and it struggle, the needle trades workers |to an election rally this afternoon|;. common opinion that only a com: | heir most enthusiastic support ‘p.m, at the Labor Temple, pletely fraudulent election, of the | 9 arty: ot the Roce Bee 84th St., held eR UA Ee familiar A. F. of L. type, can result y has turned arch-traitor to the | pices of the Building Trades Cam-| in ‘apling dubai teoullatinn weet ea caan ng class; now, when the so-/paign Committee -to support the|tar to that which met Batty at the | sate Belin c party has instigated the |candidates of the Cor olin a teow’ dyes age! | orn’s “unio he ae anon Party. |polls a f Ace wan tore bly. rR ries gles r Alber eisbord, § treas- Us o i ak BR na: nd defended gangste urer of the new Nat xtile ee » Pimaelf, aided [the hated injunction, has he Workers’ Union, will be the chief low St. by the “czar” himself, aided |frame-up and imprison the most ac-| speaker of the mecting at which a ee nun piss are tive union members and is the driv. large attendance is expected lice. ing force in the straggle which has : : Despite ystematic attacks |Gestroyed the needle tra SHiGn: im : epee call ae and intir of rank and file|the workers in our industry who|throughout the week the Building officials and thugs have long since recognized the im-|TTades Committee analyzes the role d right wing union,| portance of political action, must of oe _Tepublican, the _ democratic workers are continuing | rive their entire support to the only |@Md socialist parties in fighting and in the new Progressive Party which has championed our in- sabotaging the efforts of the work- Butchers and Poultry Workers’ |terest and today is the only Party |ing class. 4 Union. Tho zed ey : ae that has the right to veel in ie oe it is not necessary ce YOUR TICKETS weeks nion has already name of the working class in t workers to vote for any 0: ese °, ' | made wmdér'a ailli-leountry, ‘That Party is’ the-Work-|three parties,” the circular declares, |" COR THE DALLY ' tant ra ers (Communist) Party of Aemrica. | tbe Sores have their own Pai ; WORKER - FREI- — Elect Shop Delegates! | the orkers (Communist) Party, | “The Needle Trades Campaign |which fights the workers’ battles not | HEIT BAZAAR AT : BIG CROWDS AT Committee, which has endorsed can-|only at election times but through- THESE STATIONS! ] didates of the Workers (Communist) | out the whole year.” | a ; Party, has arranged a big Shop| Workers from every building | | q HUGE BAZAAR Conference for Tuesday, October 9,| trade will be present in large num- Down Town at 6 p.m., at Bryant Hall, 41st St.|bers, it is stated. Considerable in- MUSLIN. | ! and Sixth Ave., at which Ben Gold, |terest has been aroused particular- aes Avenue B: | 1 - poner Bipasha vey parla Hletclt, ly among the carpenters because of MILLINERY WORKERS : pect is ar Sam _Liptzin, ukowsky, Rose | the ejections by the Hutcheson gang 7 | Huge Crowd at Garden Wortis, and others will speak. of the progressive carpenters from Be aes | i ; : sakes ; 640 Broadway. | Annual Event It is the duty of every cloak-|the Lakeland convention, SOLIN’S RESTAURANT, | maker, dressmaker, furrier, men’s| The various fights within the} Be Hatin Sica ‘ Continued from Page One clothing worker and millinery | other building trades unions are ex- LEG’S RESTAURANT, | ai . at 2 worker to see to it that his or her | cot, serine mphasi . * wes 3 rane 1 floor was crowded for most of the 1 1 pected likewise to emphasize the 76’ Kesadd Avenue: | 1 shop is represented at this confer-|neeq of the workers to unite on the LIDSKY’S BOOK STORE, ence or rank and file delegates, | olitic aaa i ee raat: s 5 ‘ ce” OF political field behind the Party 202 East Broadway; ; which will act on the question of en- | Which is now lez them in theix'| cam eene aes } dorsing the candidates of the Work- | nomic struggles. cd "es FURRIERS JOINT BOARD, { ‘/ers (Communist) Party. ‘i Ae hea Ramee ne | An Answer to the S. P. | 01 4 s 2 3 | ; “Send Shop delegates to this con- \Functionaries of BOARD, | if n Kafir (fer. | ference and let us begin a wide- Section 3 to M t| , 16 West 2ist Street; ssa Shankman | spread drive that will mobilize every section o Meet) Rk } “knit goods, Pro-|Reedle trades worker in the cam-| 41 34 Sai nal eer ens 7k ; ni s, ‘ Pe a z | All and sub-section function- 8 cond Avenue; } Goods Workers, |Paien the Workers (Communist) F Gentian’ “of Abia i i , as 3 orker® Party and its candidates, who are |@7es of See ion eee Workers pana WORK I| i “Ardo. Pagani; | 1¢2ding fighters in the class strug-| ' epi oS zh He 3 As : et + al 26-28 Union Square. Arde “agents | ele and have demonstrated their |“OMference Monday, Oct. 8, at 6 pe| MILLINERY WORKERS } embroidery, | Fv iw pears net m., at the Workers Center, | LOCAL) 43 co Site turn, |lovalty to the working class in our | 7". 3¢ 00 | LOCAL! 43, emg urn own struggle in the needle trade: Pouce twice 4 West 37th Street, ture, Pr Work- “« gee The immediate aspects and steps | ! : tessen booth Let this conference be @ reply|+. ‘be taken in the present election Harle i * “the Delica, |t® ll the provocations and frame- éaiapalew wil be aisciseae Ag bd foe oereoe & we °3°*| ups of the ‘Forward’ clique, of the |¢. P i : HEALTH FOOD VEGETA. he ‘a jen Clerk: Morris Ber- Hillonite: tlie Heckerma: ‘Sinmane: functicnaties must be present. RIAN RESTAURANT, Co aie ., |Schlesingers, MeGradys, Zaritsk 1600 Madison Ave.; ¢ hae z ee the Hillmans and their allies. Seed Ween Food S WEINGORTEN teal “se Zoods,| “Let every shop in the needle in- sees taurant), { Selapanese Workers’ Association, S-| dustry be represented at this Con- RATNER’S ‘ast 109th Street; | GAshigaki and T. Keda; jewelry, Pro-|ference for the endorsement of the ||»; putty SS ||| UNITY ARBEITER | ve Jewelry Workers, Women’s | candidates of the Workers (Com-|| Dairy and Vegetarian Restaurant | ‘CO. OPERATIVE, | { # Councils 3 and 20, variety of ar-|munist) Party, Tuesday, October 9, 103 SECOND AVE. 1800 Seventh Avenue i { ticles, F. Kalstein; shoes, Progres-| right after work, at Bryant Hall. H. L. HARMATZ, Prop. . | :s nd Shoe W oe eee Bikes “Needle Trades Workers Cam- Self-Service Cafeteria Bronx | { Sations 2 and 3, orkers Party, | naj Committee, A. Gross, chair- i | } paign Committee, ; RAPPAPORT & CU i ae i thi rmdemeriisiiorst (ti peachy Scererary Visit Our Place While on (Book Store) ee ! "Sand Rose Chinitz. 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On Sunday,!of the working class in their re- the closing day, the bazaar will open | sponse to the call for organization. ~ 7 early in the morning. Special fea-/ Prominent labor speakers will ad- WE ALL MEET ‘ tures are also being arranged for dress the meeting. All office work- the last day On this page will Buy ers are urged to attend. Beginning Monday appear a series of workingclass pictures, drawn by Jacob Burck especially for the Daily Worker. an extra copy for*your shopmate. NEW WAY CAFETERIA 101 WEST 27th STREET NEW YORK Rational Vegetarian Restaurant 19. SECOND AVE. Bet. 12th and 18th Sts. Strictly Vegetarian Food. Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 MADISON AVE. PHONE: UNIVERSITY 5365 s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES A place with atmosphe; where all radicals me \] 302 E. 12th ST. -NEW YORK COMRADES at the CIENTIFIC | | VEGETARIAN | RESTAURAN 1604-6 Madison Ave. Between 107th & 108th Sts, BAT ATURDA i} OCTOBER 6, 1928 TODAY?! 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