The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 30, 1928, Page 2

ees sa > la age Four Page Two PET WAT 47 THA Ere arenes oo ee THE DAILY Ces “Pe EGREVER BLOWING BI Workingclass Mothers Compel Mayor to Promise Relief for Conditions at P.S. 89 ! PROTEST MEET FORCES WALKER TO HEAR GROUP | Mayor Concedes Two! ‘i Demands Forcing their way to Mayor} Walker, despite the efforts of his Secretary to put them off, a com- mittee of seven working class mothers, representing the Parents Association of Olinville, yesterday compelled the mayor to promise to take action on their demands in re- | gard to conditions at Public School No. 89. | The visit of the Parents Associa- | tion committee followed a protest | demonstration held outside the City Hall on Saturday, in which 500 mothers and 500 children took part. | It is believed that this demonstra- | tion forced the Tammany mayor to give them a hearing, as he had dodged them on many previous oc- | casions. | The chief demands for which the | Parents Association of Olinville has been agitating are: Busses to trans- port the children to and from school, as the children must now walk from i2 to 14 blocks each way over dan- gerous crossings; a 20-minute recess period in the four-hour school ses: sion, and the opening of annexes and the erection of a new school building to relieve the unbearable overcrowding at P. S. 89. So insistent were the members of the committee that Mayor Walker was compelled to promise that be- | ginning next Monday a bus would | *s provided to take the children to end from school. He also stated that the 20-minute recess period | would be granted. Concerning the demand for annexes and a new school building, he made the usual glib Tammany promises, which are even more glib at election time. The members of the Parents As- | sociation of Olinville regard these | concessions as significant victories. Because of their militancy they | - have had to work under great diffi- culties and their meetings have been barred from various places. The association intends to continue * its efforts to compel the Tammany city administration to relieve the oppressive conditions to which school children, particularly those in working class districts, are forced to submit. | i} prepeerrtt tie * Latin Americans Hit Insulting U. S. Films) Continued from Page One | fled before the powerful superman; | and finuiy he victoriously entered | the National Palace, whcre all the Mexicans became reverent friends whose admiring glances welcomed their marvelous conqueror. The Union of Central and South America and the Antilles has re- ceived numerous requests to organ-/ ize a boycott of these films, and the campaign now initiated officially, is already in effect in some countries, the boycott being spontaneously ap- plied already in Mexico, Colombia. Argentina and some other countries. : | Fd H Needle workers, get collection lists from the Needic Trades Campaign Committee, 26 Union Square, Room 202, and collect fands for the election campaign of the Workers (Commu- nist) Party. | Governor Alvan T. Fuller of /ORKER, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1928 \ v BN Nis ARS! FSO ERY GREAT Ball Players Make Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, h Yankees, are campaigning for Al professional performers in a sport the chie Ruth in the center, autographing t f servant of one of the most corrupt political organizations in the history of the country. Above we see Gehrig on the left and Good Bunk Artists GARDEN RALLY T HONOR VANZETTI ON SUNDAY, NOV, 4 |Foster and Gitlow Will Speak Sunday } | | | | Continued from Page One |paign; to disrupt the trade unions; to stem the tide of militancy; to create a meek working class which they can lead to the shambles of the in preparation. “The capitalist class attempted to conceal this brutal conspiracy under the cloak of prosecuting criminals in the same way that they are tidey conducting their war in Nicaragua on the grounds that Sandino and the igh-salaried stars of the New York Smith, It is only appropriate that ridden with corruption should back @ guitar owned by Andy Sanella, radio performer, right. This is one of the publicity stunts of their | Revolutionary Nationalist Army are campaign, andits. “The workers of America and the entire world that rose in huge LD, SCORES FULLER IN WIRE Hits Indifference to New Yanzetti Facts The New York section of the In- ternational Labor Defense, which waged an intense fight for the re- lease of Sacco and Vanzetti, yester- day sent the following telegram to Massa- chusetts: “International Labor Defense. which fought to save Sacco and Vanzetti, considers evidence on Bridgewater robbery further vindi- cation of our contention that Sacco and Vanzetti were the victims of a brutal frame-up by the master class of this country. Your complete in- difference to new disclosures, as re vealed in your letter to the editor of the Outlook, is in thorough keep- ing with the part you played in the mu: er of two innecent work The telegram was signed by Rose Baron, secretary of the I. L. D., who also announced that members of the International Labor Defense will at- tend the mass demonstration at Madison Square Garden Nov. 4 at 2 |p. m., at which protests against the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti will be made. : Peeling |\Literature Conference ™ at Center Tomorrow The district literature conference which was postponed last Friday be- cause of secti membership meet- ings and Red Nights will be held to- morrow, 8 p. m., at 26-28 Union Square. Alexander Trachtenberg, Bert Mil- ler and Rebecca Grecht will address the conference. All literature agents and members of the squads must attend, PROMOTE NAVAL JINGO. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (UP).— Rear Admiral Frank H. Brumby, who directed salvage of the subma- rine S-4 when it sank off Province- town, Mass., December, has been detached from sea duty and has been assigned to serve as president of the Board of Inspection and Survey here, the savy announce day. WHAT TO DO DURING LAST 7 DAYS OF THE CAMPAIGN Immediate tasks for all Party members: 1, Cut out the contribution blank printed in the Daily Worker today. 2. Send immediately your contribution, of not less than one dol- lar, to the EMERGENCY FUND, COMMUNIST ELECTION DRIVE ANTI-TERROR! 8. Send the money without any delay DIRECT to the National Election Campaign Committee, 43 East 125th St., New York City. 4, It is the duty of every Party unit to take up a collection for the Emergency Fund at once and to send the money DIRECT to the’ Red Union of Czechs National Election Campaign Committee, 5. Every unit must assign comrades to take up collections in the | trade unions, fraternal organizations and factories. 6. It is the duty of every Party member to collect as much money H i as possible in the shops, trade unions and fraternal organizations, | 7. The Red Election Sundays and the house-to-house canvassing ||» partial success for the strikers. should be utilized to establish the Communist Election Drive Anti- | Terror Emergency Fund: i NATIONAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, Workers (Communist) Party 43 E, 125th St., New York, N. Y. PLAN MOVIE MERGER Reports were circulated in Wall | FOSTER GITLOW arrogant, murderous textile and of Confession Suppressed. advisory committee in the summer Gitlow, presidential and vice-presi- bor’s martyrs. This confession does jenthusiasti¢ and colorful demonstra- | of pitiless light is the terrorism of | Local candidates of the Workers whole system of oppression and ex- Gitlow, Standard Bearers of the Many workers’ fraternal organiza- “The workers of America now District Campaign Committee, in a their plans of greater repression and |p. m., and all workers’ organizations| responsible for the murder of these The District Campazgn Committee| C@*ried on the reign of terror which report at the District Office, 26-28 01 his hands. eR taged the demonstrations for Seco Doolittle Did a Lot; | |as the cowardly tools of the master the war department and commerce | “At Madison Square Garden on European firms, is told by Frank | and its standard beaters William Z. tion and nine pursuit planes to the | xecutioners of Sacco and Vanzetti. the war department co-operated by |demonstrations before the eyes of |Street today that Warner Brothers | PARA demonstrations knew that the shoe | worker Sacco, and the day lab ror | Vanzetti were the victims of the shoe barons of New England and of the finance capital oligarchs of America. Workers Will March to! siiva’s confession was deliberately Jnior suppressed by Fuller and Thayer Union Square during the hearing of the so-called William Z. r and Benjami ge eter, ond! Betis 4 pais u Whacwbesle Gh cauieale dential candidates on the class strug- | Justice had to grind out another vie- gle cieat at tha Wacken Gene. tim for the already long list cf la- munist). Party,. will »be met by an not reveal the innoence of Sacco ‘ 4 ; Vanzetti; the master class knew | tion of, welcome when they arrive at| 2"4 Vanzetti; t ithe Grand Central station at 3.30) ‘hat, What is revealed in a flood o'clock (Saturday afternoon, Nov. 3. the capitalist dictatorship, the sham : ‘ ? democracy, the lackey politicians the (Communist) Party will be in the st Sate \line of march, with placards bearing murderous capitalist courts, the the inscription “Weleome Foster and ploitation, these are exposed to the Working Class!” and militant slo- ; gans of the Workers (Communist) somes eae TeSERE ReS Party in the 1928 elections, scsi pita, oR tions as well as trade unions are| know that what the Communists said jarranging to send delegations to|i8 true. The capitalist class will not welcome Foster and Gitlow. The|Stop at murder to carry through statement issued last night, urges | ¢XPloitation. all workers to be at the Grand Cen-| “Herbert Hoover, of the party of tral station next Saturday at 3.30|Sacco’s and Vanzetti’s hangmen, is are urged to send delegations to de-| two workers, Al Smith, heir te the monstrate their welcome of the Com-| mantle of Woodrow Wilson under munist candidates. | whose regime Palmer and Burleson its statement on the welcome|Tesvlted in the arrest and frame-up |march urges all Party members and|°f Sacco and Vanzetti, he, too has | sympathizers with automobiles to| the innocent blood of these workers Union Square, between 1 and 2! “Norman Thomas and the socialist o'clock Saturday afternoon. Many Patty, extollers of this murderous automobiles are needed. American ‘democracy,’ who sabo- and Vanzetti; who tried to frustrate the militant protests of the Imperialists Rejoice awakened masses; stand condemned . abet * i lelass of this country, as the worst WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—How enemies within the ranks of the | department of the government is woreing eis helping American airplane manu-|sunday afternoon, November 4th, facturers to take trade away from |+44 Workers (Communist) Party aE OUSGH AGE Cer | Foster and Benjamin Gitlow will tell is: Partps chic : oh Paty of the program adopted in the company has just sold 18 observa- | further fight against the capitalist Chilean government fo 0,000. i tvery militant worker, every To get the order, officials of the| fighter for Sacco and Vanzetti Curtis company went to Chile and | sould be there.” detailing the crack army flyer, Lieu- tenant James H. Doolittle, on leave |to help the company put their sales | |South American governments. Doo- little did much, In recognition of | this service to imperialism, when in sound pictures, was attempting |was assigned to help the Guggen- | Warner firm would obtain rights to ‘heim copper interests, who own | once-popular musical comedies. large holdings in both Chile and | Mexico, At present Doolittle is engaged on what is called “fog research” for the Guggenheim Foundation for the | Vromotion of Aeronautics. ab MADISON SQ GARDEN Wins Wage Increases (Wireless to the Daily Worker) f PRAGUE, Oct. 29.—The strike of miners nt Kladnoy has ended with ‘ It knocks ’em dead! ‘The celebration of the eleventh anniversary of the victory of the Russian workers, together with the big Communist election rally at Madison Square Gayden, Nov. 4, simply drives "em wild. Wages are raised from three to five | er cent and a lump sum is to be! granted for relief against hich liv. | ing costs. | We demand the immediate recount- tlon of Soviet Union by the United States government! forthcoming world war which is now | | light of day by this confession which | Motion Picture Company, pioneers | jto negotiate a contract with the | Doolittle returned to America, he |Schubert Corporation whereby the | ITALIAN WORKERS CALL FOR FIGHT AGAINST FASGIST Demand United Labor Front Immediately While Mussolini was displaying his blackshirts in Rome and intimi- |dating the Italian workers with a | display of the military on the occa- | sion of the sixth anniversary of the “March on Rome,” thousands of anti-fascist workers gathered in Bryant Hall, this city, voiced their determined protest against the fas- cist murder of Tony Berra in De- | troit and Dela Maggiore in Italy. Following the death of the anti- | fascist worker, Barra, a wave of protest spread throughout the coun- try, expressed in mass meetings and | | fascists. Grocery Trust Maims Boy; Refuses Damages|\Company Warns Men Ceara rar Four, years ago\t0 Vote for Heover; | | di hantek fnUses “Pay Envelopes | down by a Great A.| ~ - e ne venaeny Archer-Daniels-Midland Com- sulécofenie injuries, | P8°Y> large manufacturers of line suffered paralysis of | seed oil and its by-products, has ike: lafis hack mus. | Pee? issued by the firm, “urging” eles nabiting him | ts employes in their own interest for life. He has sued\*® Vote for Hoover. the company for| A printed slip was included in the $50,000 damages|Pay envelopes of the workers with but so far has been|the hint to “support the republican unable to collect a|party and its principles” in the cent. The company | Present campaign. has been trying to| The company has a number of dodge responsibility employes in its plants at Minneap- and is employing olis, Milwaukee, Toledo, St. Paul, clever lawyers to|Chicago, Buffalo and other cities, help it dodge. Above) “The republican party has ever the boy is show heen the exponent of protection to with his sister. all our people from competition with lower standards of living abroad,” ganizations and the courts, to start | 7 ¢ * 4 a | was one of the “arzuments” offered. ne ea SO) another terror wave against anti- Liquor, Poisoned by | This form of persuasion at the * | U. S,, Kills Worker (point of the pay slip has not been Gentle warn | the ng to the workers of | It was announced at the meeting demonstrations. Following the first New York mass meeting here a} week ago Sunday, the protest ac- | cumulated during the week and an- other mass meeting, composed of many anti-fascist elements, gath ered last Sunday, demanding a united workers’ front against fas- cism at home and abroad, Call for United Workers’ Front. The dominant note was struck by V. Montana, of the Workers (Com- munist) Party, who was greeted with volleys of applause when he | demanded a united front of work- ers against fascism and against the fascist dictatorship in Italy. In his | speech he closely analyzed the eon- dition of the Italian workers, and developments in Italy from the time | Mussolini first took power. He |stressed the ever-growing dissatis- | faction of the Italian workers with conditions that grew worse from day to day, and when he pointed out that the Communist Party of Italy, as the vanguard of the Italian work- ing class, was bravely bearing the brunt of the fascist terror and con- tinuing its work in spite of it, the workers again burst into applause. He pointed out that by the execu- tion of Maggiore the fascist govern- ment had legalized the murder of | Communists, and that workers the world over should protest this le- galized political murder, solitary confinement in Italian jails which {resulted in disease and death, and |the terror decrees of the Special | Tribunal. Arturo Giovannitti, anti-fascist writer, declared that the fascist ter- |ror was so great that “when you | meet a menacing fascist you better |attack him before he shoots you.” Workers to Demonstrate. |the meeting, read a dispatch from |the Bridgeport Herald which re- ported that the body of a fascist ‘had been found floating on the jriver, and he pointed out that this would be used, both by fascist or- Garden Rally Nov. 4 || Tasks of Workers for | Here are the tasks of every |] Party member in District 2 te make Red Week the reddest in || the history of New York. We must distribute in every shop and home, where workers || are to be found, a leaflet adver- tising the Madison Square Gar- den Meeting, Sunday, Nov. 4. The splendid red poster by Fred Ellis, advertising the meet- || ing, must be placed in every win- dow, mecting hall, in every large industrial building. Every working class organiza- tion, union or fraternal should call upon its members to attend as a body. Throughout the week, every Party member is to carry on per- sonal agitation in his shop about the meeting. Every Party mem- ber should bring not elss than ten workers from his shop. All Party members are in- structed to attend the Party membership meeting promptly after work, at Manhattan Ly- ceum, 65 East 4th St., on Friday, Noy. 2, 6.30 p. m., to receive im- portant last minute instructions n connection with Election Day and the closing days of the Elec- Ven Campaign. Every unit is to elect a com- mitte> of 10 to be part of a com- mittee of 1,600 to have change of the floor at the Madison Square Garden and to report on Sunday V. Vacirca, who was chairman of | jtion, under the joint auspices of the | | The 3-story buildings were owned by| had been killed by the poisoned) | favors the repeal of the Volstend act | \ganda against alcoholism as one of (under eapttalism. (demands that the land belongs to its used openly as frequently of late as Fifteen more people, suffering}in past campaigns, The present 4 from the effects of the bootleg) ™ethod by which the bosses seek to International Labor Defense and the | ,. 4 ‘ “Impress” their workers political, Anti-Fascist Alliance, would be held | #00" ¥ ‘ch the U. S. government Pcie in this city in the near future. | poisons, were admitted to Belleview takes more indirect forms. In the ke *“W\shops, the foremen, by word of | Hospital yesterday. Two of the vic- |tims were reported to be dying. mouth and otherwise, pass on the “right way to vote.” FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE. | et [cee EY ee CHICAGO, Oct. 29 (UP).—A} The body of an unidentified man. spectacular fire swept through two! @-Worker, found on the Bowery Sun- Brownsville Youth in block-long buildings here today,| day evening, was being examined 4 ry causing loss estimated at $1,000,000, | Yesterday. It was thought that he Hlection Rally Tonight A Youth Election Rally will be held at 154 Watkins Ave., Brooklyn, THREE WORKERS BURNED tonight at 8 o’clock under the aus- |pices of the Brownsville section of DUNKIRK, N. Y., Oct. 29 (UP) ‘i d the eighteenth ment $ 4 : Mt Line em tine eaaraciee Withee |—Three men were burned, two se- oe Morkere | (Cammnern) Herbert Zam, Edward Welsh and Young Pioneer will speak. In ad- er | dition to this, a program of enter- tainment has been prepared. that a huge anti-fascist demonstra- the Producers Warehouse Company. liquor that the government sanctions. | The Workers (Communist) Party | the Republic Light, Heat and Pow The Workers | Company here today. (Communist) Party Hey Tovarisch! jt NOW and Avoid the Rush! Madison Sq. Garden will be jammed to the roof on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4! FOR THE STUPENDOUS Pageant POLYPHONIC BRASS BAND IN THE CONCERT OF THE AGE ~ NEW YORK’S GIANT CELEBRATION of the 11th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution !! BE THERE TO WELCOME r | WM. Z. FOSTER BEN GITLOW Red Candidate for President Red Candidate for Vice-President The Big Red Rally ot the Campaign |REMEMBER THE DATE SUN., NOVEMBER 4 DOORS OPEN AT 1 P.M. | Tickets on sale at Workers (Communist) Party, 26-28 Union Square; Arena $1.00, Balcony, 50 Cents, OF THE Class Struggle . FREIHEIT SINGING SOCIETY, *3j MASS PROLETARIAN CHORUS “ merning at 10.30 a. m, in the i Garden,