The Daily Worker Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY WORKER, W YORS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1928 Page Five Militant Carpenters Are Fighting Expulsion by Hutcheson Reactionary Machine GALL ON RANK | nnn see ooo RED WORKER AND Workers Party Activities “ro "st"_ UJ, §, SENATOR AND FILERS TO ZA ges PEASANT ARMIES 2 2m oo ae ome FY) MAY URGE U. $.T0 is organizing a Mas ® querade Bull and Bazaar for Satur 30. p. | day evening, Dee «xt. All units und | mund B, lany nipnitiictiae, a iulre tor chat day iar oF TEPER GEESE EH : Pee | y Ms Party Units Attention! i bemie Basusn’ Bewrpate ee la Th Pl d Ask Locals to Adopt} POY ates ONG StOly iceerete ar tee” Tee one | eee || |SenatorThomasPlease 22, at Harlem C: of a Deserter lPenos Ave. Proceeds will go for. the| organization of Spanish speaking ino, 116th St. and Experanto Claxs. Adults wanted to help organize Es- Resolution | by Trade Possibilities - | aL o Saeed &|peranto class on physieal cultural | Bs hes ? Callirg upon the membership of | CHANGSHA, China, (By Mail).| Svgan or the Spanish Bureau “Vida | Vass; Applicants with knowledye of |__ WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. (U.A)— the United Brotherhood of Car- |—The -uprisings of Communists in| Obrera." Please, keep this date open) other languaue preferred. a ruaehs Recognition of Soviet Russia is penters and Joiners and its local | Hunan have not slowed down since Pian ead this affair your greatest) earnest about following the study in gaining another advocate in the unions to protest against the recent | last year. Besides small “guerilla” | re Aa . Greenberg, 160 i i7sth 5 Brome senate as result of a summer vaca~_ expulsions of rank and file car-) | groups, there are big bands of Red Lenin Memorial Meet, | Ni‘, | tion trip to Russia by Senator Bl- penters by the reactionary Hutche- | |Armies comprising two or three|,A, kenin Memorial Meeting will be REE mer Thomas, Oklahoma. i | i | held in Madison § pei “ Freiheit Mandolin Orchestra, Whil Th ts t ake son machine, the expelled members | |thousand men under Chu Teh, Mao|urday evening, January 19. All Party), oreivelt Mandolin | ile Thomas wants to mi have circulated a resolution demand- | |Tzeting, Chou Wen, Cheng Kwan|and sympathetic organizations please) | 7hs Coes i Mandolin | Orchestra, some additional studies befons ane ing the reinstatement of the ex-| | Pao, Ho Lung, and Pen Teh-huai,| “You ure requested not to arrange|OUt a call for new members. All jally reaching a decision, he says he pelled members. | respectively, with good arms and) any conflicting dates. 1 venta SOMBE EE enn bao Cyan ae ene is inclined to favor recognition. The resolution which local unions |sufficient provisions. Despite the 2'“howerrul, demonstra mit | oret s apply at the head-| Oscar De Priest, Ne litician| “The trade possibilities in Russia . s |@ powerful demonstration against e head- scar De Priest, Negro politici o8 1 Rus ave Baked! to adopt and forward to} leffort (or the desperate struggle) | the ; and, for the de Ih street. "on any | of Chicago, who has been rewarded are tremendous,” Thomas said, “and the General Executive Board de-| | for three months by official troops, | District Cemminiteees |. Naw ie 7 F) for the betrayal of his race by elec-|conditions are stable enough there lares that Morris Rosen, Nathan |the authorities of Hunan could York Di ONE RN tion a8 congressman on the repub-|to justify recognition, gronen, Thomas Sean posepa |only destroy the band under Cheng : cay ine Conptrativy wetien s/lican ticket. Now that they have _ ge ae eT hie Kwan-pao. |" ‘The penny party arranged by the will hold 2) gathered in the Negro, vote, De j Leach, and Nels Kjar all of whom Recently the Communist forces| Upper Bronx 1 Unit of the Young ce on Sal-| Priest is being double-crossed by his Mexico Federal Troops were expelled at the recent conven- under Cha Teh and Mao Tzetung in-| (Vorkers, Communist League has h Colony. white pals who are trying to make Kill 34 Reactionaries tion held at Lakeland, Florida, were vaded western Kiangsi again from Yov. 18, at 1400 Boston Road at 7 ; rout to the | him the goat in a pretended general “ ished without ¢ i) & * ssohage oldest and poor chorus g P d persecuted and punishes -' -|Eastern Hunan. In Kiangsi’ no|%:30 p.m. There will be a program | will take part ng and| housecleaning in the city. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 14.—Thirty- i ied and found ] % Fi of songs and Admission Is | May; g , 5 irty: beirz charged, tried a 1 in atrpiche without = : |troops dare fight with them, thus) one penny. y is asked to| P@ying : EERO R cs Seaice ame four reactionaries were killed in a guilty in accordance with our laws) vented, Abo tt, stabilizer that virtually flies itself has | the official troops of Hunan do not| come and brix Boro Park Workers! | z < five-hour battle with federal troops and General Constitution. : ‘ * Avove are two wiews of the new plane and the two ‘|pursue these Communists. In spite Ra Snes The Boro Park Workers Club, 1373/ Marine Workers Form |in the state of Colima, the corre- ution follows: tmventors, . | : oe | Section 5, Branch 3. Pot Pager dell hee pe Olu ; - The resolution } |of the dispatch of official troops, the/ Next meeting in new headquarters | {09 Sliticar voondmy, nnd classes, Progressive Leagues spondent of La Prensa in that dis- RESOLUTION (eer Freeman | 1%, Political economy, and classes in zTESS 4€ ALUES trict, reported today. . | Communist forces under Ho Lung pm Aber res a. eee ceecmen . 5 Whereas, Morris Rosen, Nathan TER | , jare holding their ground and LAWS} Testing Iotiewed be imteresulae’ edu; | BIBHE at 8:45 o'clock. AIL are wel- to Organize Seamen , : —~ —— Rosen, Thomas Schneider, Joseph | |not lost their strength. | cational discussto es, SS Wate ae PAPER WORKERS WIN STRIKE. Lapidus, Robert Golden, George Recruits’ For Reds. ‘Sestion > x fed 4 | Gintovaaee: | Freiheft Symphony Orchestra. The New York local of the marine) TORONTO, (By Mail).—Workers Leach, and Nels Kjar, were expelle | The Red General, Ho Lung, es-| ,, The subsec and unit agitprop| wing wants to join. this orchestra) Workers Progre i = ‘ ‘Sead f | ctors of Section 2 will hold th adlatale win formally. extabli ere ees ot ee | 10 OPEN TODAY tablishes his headquarters and the|feguiar monthly. conference Friday, |Showld communicate immediately with formally establi hood of Carpenters an | | avi | aL Green, § y, 804 r r | \ ed here recently Papuskasing, Canada, have won a ip of the New strike for the right to organize. The any One| Die ey Wnetrament ssive League was of the Spruce Falls Paper Mills in Soviet Government at Panhsienti! 6:30 p. m., at 101 W. 27th § when the memb | America; and * in’ Shanshi, western Hunan, and Pa must be represented without | Esperanto Class. York International Seamen’s Club strike was won despite interference Whereas, Nick J. Koenig, George i | * ractices Communism (statement by Be ae Rt ME ee 's/at a membership meeting held in the by Heenan, Canadian minister of la- A. Kroon, Henry Goerling, Louis| LO Strike On, Parade Affair to Aid Fight |2erorter) for six sie te Yon am BEARD % Section To | te Sei room soa" This wilt petugs |Club hall at 28 South St. voted that, bor. Long, Peter Timmer, Fred Bobzin, | to Be Held | A ainst Beaman Many “Divine Soldiers,” and (eluant mosting ate teanah Bceotion |! at day tor registration in this class the entire membership of the club ‘ig \andacna ti actuoliaeaue ane is nd C. M. DeGroot | | - “ a ‘7, of the Workers (Communist) Par-, '° pope cage : \ > join the League. Ags eogs eee te aa oh. pestatiin: and Continued trom Page Gr | Ae . lepeutie ia Rea ia inte te de a Eee Downtown Branch : Tn order to avoid catpying dupli-| t wreviae treo meal Yee atta \ % A Continued from Page One Part “Brother Society” (a secret society|at 764 40th St. Brooklyn, Roshai Sr peabiiee , d ca upli- ‘tag ht ah AB vm Whereas, All the above-mentioned | wing leader, from speaking. After| Tne Shifrin Defense Bazaar, ar-| among the lower classes in Szechuan, | Will lead a discussion on “The War ing Yr tne downtown b tthe cate cards, it was further decided! fjeg o7** Workers and thelr famiq brothers had done was to exercise/ an hour of howling and heckling, |7@7eed to raise funds for the de-|rupeh, Kweichow, and also in|? =, 5, LL. D, will. be held ; that the system of individual mem- ae reedom of opinion and advocated) the masses of the membership de. | f°78¢ of the left wing worker who |yiangsu, Chekiang, Anhwei, ete., Section 2 Organi nm Meet. Peo Buibs Gregor cane’ bership in the club be given up, that More than merely talk Organization. lneasures which would strengthen | ization, or for the welfare faces a life term in prison if suc- The Section 2 0} nded a vote and by an overwhelm- and similar organizations named the | serence will be held Friday. 6: ded av i | as 4 A ul t ; be held Friday, 6:30 p | ing majority decided that the left|Cessfuly framed, will open tomor-luBiue and Red Society” or (Ching|/m4 at 101 W. 2th St. ail unit and tional con- the old members hip cards be ex-'!n Pacific as well as Atlantic ports, membership book , ; < of membership in Marine Workers Progressive our orga) changed for card of the rank and file; and winger be granted the floor. Gertrude |'W, in the Brownsville Workers Huhg Ban) on the borders. of | suvection: organisers must be pres: | ny. Welted “council cf Working |the League, and that the club should Hepeuss have sprung up, for pur- Whereas, This is a democratic) Mueller’s speech was a categoric | Center, 154 Watkins St., Brooklyn.| 5 oohuan Kweichou, Hunan, and : tite cs Women will have Central Body function from now on as an organ Pose of building a new’ fighting right guaranteed by our Constitution | announcement that the real strike |The bazaar is to run for four days, | tupeh, come to join them, A few District Women’s Committee, 6 | 2y°°UT Ho workers Genin at Sav, of the League and be controlled by Union. and is a basic principle of organized | committee continues to function, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and days ago two regiments of Red Westuedvetson. baliciie: Neo apmittes | on’ the 6th floor % ; the membership of the League. nl labor; and | pointing to the huge picket line that Sunday, Nov. 15, 16, 17 and 18. | Armies led by Ho Ching-tsia under p.m. jin the Workers’ Center, "in ganizers ‘inust “attend. ‘Members are| It was brought out in the discus- | Phone, ALGonquin 0682. Whereas, All of the above were) morning which answered its call and| The gathering of saleable articles | 116 Lung, tried to capture Tzeshih [70m 202, All members of this com Welcome sion that the I. S. C. had from its uae athens persecuted and punished without be-| ignored the ban of the officialdom. |for the bazaar, arranged under the! from Shanchi, but did not succeed. portant business to be transacted, Pi athiget ore gsi very beginnings, in view of the piti- ‘Keg ‘ ing charged, tried and found guilty | “Threats of personal violence have |auspices of, the Shifrin Defense A Deserter and His Story. aisarh dueabieaah: Sadek: The Internatic Defense ably unorfanized state of the in-| Cc H EZ N O U S in accordance with our Laws and heen made against the leaders of the Committee, has been the chief activ-| sun Wen-bin, a Second Lieutenant ‘The “industrial erman Branc 7 * Committee of the} Al ow < dustry takén as its central slogan: | " 5 General Constitution; therefore be it eft wing. Among those threatened | ity of Brooklyn workers for many | under Pen Teh-huai, led twenty-four Women's Department, wiil meet Fri- |}, eath Bt. othe “et “Organization!” Now, begins, the babe TREAT zs ed, That we condemn such’ are: Gertrude Mueller, Lena Cher-| weeks and promises to be a veritable |mutineers and deserted the Red Wy.ecning, at 6:80, o'clock, in the | the Utman Sanger Chor situation has developed to the point 154 SECOND AVENUE ons and other persecutions a8 | nenko and Sophie Steichman. Work-| gold mine of bargains, Atmy at Suankan in Tungku, members of ihis committee must be | eo where the progressive seamen can do | (Between Oth and 10th Streets) disruptive, illegal and unconstitu-| ers have volunteered to act as body- | Workers’ organizations . of all|Kiangsi,. and handed over the arms|PFe#ent- Be sure to come on time. “Socialist” Germany uate is on Second Floor _ tional, and further demand the im-| guards for these militants. kinds, trade union, fraternal, social|to the official troops of Pingkiang. | Attention Section 3. m Excellent Italian elon. bg nap ae sina oe oa me ey is ae trying | and atheletic, have had their mem-| The conversation concerning the ,,,A, jorctin. of all Woman MONS Also Prepares War; Cus rights and privileges *-/ to drive the strikers back into the! }erships mobili: in intensive ac-|condition of the Red Army under/ this Friday night at 6 o'clock, at i E S h 1 } Hine ee ae au an rd | mills without even the formality of | and Stasis: Hae had their mem-|Pen Teh-huai between a government | 10! West 27tn St. All directors must Big Sums for Planes ron cnoo | Ar coclida dae ion on the aforesai | | | be pi 2 the fake settlement is proven by the | orable one for the Brooklyn labor | regimental commander and Sun| rey at BERLIN, N. U.P) Th | and privileges as well as all others! fact that they are indiscriminately | v 8 : | RG AP ae | N, Nov. 14, UP). — The | who have been persecuted for their handing out oaing cards and me Fagen Man-pin, was as follows: | A meeting of Section 3 executives | budget of the ministry of transpor- 185-187 PAST BROADWAY, Er N JOSEPH E. Eat in a comradely environment, a eas i a : . here you will always meet your | ietodt i eer The case of William Shifrin has; “What is the organization of the | wilt take place today at 6 p. m. at| tation for 1929 provides 60,000,000 " ve wes ine Ge Athegek Seas cote far i eeaalves out to look up [aroused the interest and sympathies | Red Army? | RA ae SFE BE nh marks ($14,280,000) for aeronautics.! § WEL. AS obost scHool. 3 | si Seer Ketan }ral Executive Board to this effect. | eee yg ( great masses of workers, par-| «There are three regiments and a| Unit 2F 2c, | the newspaper Tempo said today. Of to prepare oneself for Special parties and suppers i ee |ticularly the Jewish, in whose labor Red Guard under the command of! ,,. Will meet today 6:30 p. m. at 101/ the total, 22,000,000 marks will be vp admission to college can be arranged for. Getto eer linge Recording Sec. The officials, Matthews, Macré /imovement the evertt leading to Shif-|pen ‘Teh-huai, Divisional Com.) "St , 4 spent on the air service and a large| } (ROR SCHOUL ie rexistered by 8 3 ie ‘Date adopted...... Local Union. .., | Hoelscher, have ‘taken the crowning |rin’s arrest took place. Shifrin, in| wonder of the 13th Division of the Unit 5F, 2B. amount for promotion of scientifi:| $ New York. it hus all the rights Special Dishes Prepared of a Government High Schoo . | Step in the series of strike-breaking helping the left wing butcher work-| 54) Red Army, The Ist regiment | ac '{'p im, at 101 Wo 27th Stee research, the newspaper said. Call, Phone or write moves in their conduct of the strike | ers. fight against the reactionary ‘ arm i | rh has some three hundred rifles, the | . The amount does not include sub- of the silk workers of Patterson. Re-| union administration, was one day | second and third regiments have not |* _ Bronx ¥. W. Lb. sidies to the Zeppelin Works. ' The lizine that the power of the organi-| faced with fighti for his. life oy ; |. The Bronx Section of the ¥. W. L. ; pi i saa i cpr ighting for his life|. many rifles as the 1st Regiment,| is holding an open air protest meet- | @Overnment is expected to finance zation has been waning and that the| against an armed attack by sixX| 544 the Red Guard has almost en.|i"# on the Harry Bisman case to-|the construction of a revolving for Catalogue, REGISTER NOW! Our 26,000 alumni are our best i witnesses, PELEPHONE ORCHARD 4473, COMRADES BAT SCIENTIFIC rank and file supports the left wing, | thugs. In the fight against over-| +; " morrow at Williams and Intervale |), t 9.0101 G-cnarka. al i i | % tirely lances, with only a few rifles. | aves. angar to cost 22,(100,000 :narks, also a WIELDS TERROR Virgetitalydiels) ce eg ine |whelming odds that followed the A reat eoinenades Nos six hun-| a 0 : ly f |to contribute two new Ze: pelins to VEGETARIAN controlled by a clique of reaction- | left winger fatally wounded one of dred followers with. two hundred|. tno Upper Harlem ¥. W. L. {cost 6,000,000 to 7,000,000 marks : | aries, has dissolved the Strike Com-| his would-be assassins. pista: bounty Werese Lateie Wik wnat tot | each, RESTAURAN | mittee in which during the last weel 1604-6 Madison Ave. Between 107th & 108th Sts, CENTRAL 18s ‘ morrow night at 8:15 at 126 W. 131st = “What is the style when the Red g¢’"'in view of the fact that meet- P | the left wing secured the majority, | | sae t : Framed Workers Sent | the left wing secured t conaton | ABOR SPORT pee holds their meetings?. ins Have ‘heen’ portponed repeatedly poe pear : ‘ i ‘ ; hoist the triangle flag im-|it !8 most necessary for all com~ Insurance” = : to Prison appointed a special strike commit- poe piangle \rades to Attend and start the unit 6 Peer hh ecgemtbdreenia ae printed with three letters: ©. Pes ARI. BRODSK For Good Whoiswome Fovd| | ; (Red Aid Press Service) | aries. : 3 | as i i C.P.? : y ‘ | _ BERLIN, (By Mail).—The anti-| At the meeting last night the| METROPOLITAN WORKERS ioe satan trys He] Labor and Fraternal SC HOOL R ATNER’S fascists jailed by the Mussolini po- nomination for a left wing chairman | SOCCER LEAGUE statne Piste d | Or anizations ‘Telephone Murray Hill 5550 Hagnhe Dairy and Veghtarian Restaura lice and charged with participation | secured a majority against the re-| Division “A” PLOW. hat Le hetaveiis” bik Ween gi 7 East 42nd Street, New York } 2 20KKceping is SECOND Ave bad | i a Milan ain at the oe of ee 4 aay canine ach | Rob Bos, Hee : : 4 thd aetioors aud wcldlers? Pi a yaaa NE —Stenography : - poe ARMATZ Prog the king, have been proven to be en-| that the meeting was called under Hung. Wkrs. A. C. ; : ; = oem - i . iL : i tirely innocent of the crime. | the auspices of the executive board | Argéntine, F. C. 1:20, sakes epee ada ed epleprathe the Set Oonniverasey oe (bee ¢iew ence eeeemsaies y | —Typewriting . Self-Service Oe ea at | f ce its foundation on Saturday evenihg. BY 115 SBCOND AVE. Ith si |, Nevertheless, ‘the special tribunal = ie oe Pup bree si Laney panne 0: SA Saag a-reth A MNich cla HAA SeURE AST, Semen a conte aad IDR J MINDEL Individual Instruction BAKING DONE. ON PREMISES _ at Rome has found new charges) by henchmen of the machine. At a) B.B.S.C....... 010 “Wh th ies of the Red Pall has been arranged for the occa- o Se ~ ; fe Visit Out Place While on 2nd A’ i against them—the old fall-back of given moment, when the strike com-/ Fordham, F. C. . 010 " ba are the spies cf the Re sion at the New Webster Manor, 125 | SURGEON DENTIS% CLASS LIMITED fel. Wry Dock 1368; Uienard Ce | Communist propaganda! mittee was to report on what steps|N. Y, Eagle, F.C. 03 0 athe i ho h a ti NA: epegiad Tavitarion uae ibeen “sant 1 UNION sQu 8 / aD ie Ba aaa i ' The prisoners were sentenced to|should be taken to win the strike, Division “B” Weti:D:: | peg le coolles who have red tes oF) to aul Italian-speaking local unions of | QUARE 108 E. 14th STREET Rati 1 { | punishments ranging from one to| the assault upon the left wingers be- ‘ red tape as-their secret mark, this city to set aside any other affair | {Room 808—Phone, Algonquin #153 ationa co re . Scand. Wkr’s A.C... 4 4 0 0 “What are these Red |that may conflict with the date of | A | three years of prison. Two of the| gan, but the overwhelming mass of Mann k, COLE Be ak Fé, we HOG AITNP. SO>! this celebration, Not connected with any Vegetarian Restaurant | {coused who had succeeded in flee-| workers were with the left wing. | Falcon, aR RR a ing to do? M 3 | eye oe Hotel and Restaurant Workers yo SiKLOND AVE. | ling were sentenced to 10 years in| Hoelscher called upon the police to Prospect Unity S.C. et ‘They intend to join with the Course in Spanish. | Branch of the Amalgamated Loe ade bs 4 | rison, adjourn the meeting. The attack Amer. Hung. F.C... 3 2 Communist forces of Chu Feh and ‘rhe Spanish Workers’ Center is Food Workers Bet. 12th and 13th Sts. ii was lead by: Potica, a Syrian or- DL ye if c.. : 4 7 caf Tze-tung by the way of opening 2 Sipe BY Beast toh the 133 uate St, Phone Circle 7336 Sinelly Vegetarian Food, | . * | ganizer, by Brooks and Macri in col- | Freiheit S. C. .. juyang.. | English spe 0 ; I BUSINESS MEETING] | Italian Workers in Talon ity Hoalkeber: Hungarian Wkrs. ... 5 0 4 1 | “Have they a political depart-| write to. ne, ub at Tow Tisth Bt 9 haat ar held on the firet Monday of the || ————as | i Left Wing Proposals. Division “C” Pl. W. L. D. | ment? |N. ¥. The clase w: start as sun She sede eronbes Theos is | Protest: Strike of The left wing piopesale were|aciem Prog. ......7 8 1-8. |. "Yes, they have, in the political) Tuyaie”,,,November 16th and wil fava he tive “Comenn itzemst” ||| Prone starvesant atte \ | 10 Minutes Jailed coming up for discussion at the time. | Cooperative S. C. 68.12 beeiergy previ MG acolo yr ig st aiaikis " John’s Restaurant 2. | ——e They were: 1. Full power to the| Spartacus S. C. Ce Os mostly of students of Pingkiang, ani work- ||] bay ; J grap Nb see SPECIALTY: ([TALIAN DISHES . i (Red Aid Press Service) Strike Committee and no interfer- | Vagabond S.C. .....1 1 0 © [One of them is a girl student. Met teta chesney Backs Sein hold. tts bt CARPENTERS’ UN A place with atmosphere : BERLIN, (By Mail) —At the spe-| ence from any other body of the or-| Scand, W'krs. ...... 2 1 1 0 |Sides, there is the organization of a first dance Saturday evening, Dec. 22: } ee goz B. 12th ST. NEW YORK cial court in Pisa 240 workers were| ganization. 2. A nation-wide ap-| Workers B. S.C. ....2 0 0 2 |Military Committee with Pen Teh-|Tunux ave, Proceeds will ko for the ke Meets every Thursday, 8 P. M., at ‘ tried by the fascists a few months| peal for relief and cooperation with | Red Star S. C. .. 4 0 3 1 |huai, Hwang Kong-liao and Ten/organtiation of Spanish workers and MARY WOLFE Labor Temple, 243 East 84th St. \~ ago for walking out in a protest|the Workers International Relief and|Freiheit S.C. .. 1 0 1 © |Tai-yuan as its committee.” | oe Re Oia ae (aon pay ine STUpENE. OF rae VAMROSCH Office and headquarters are in the ———<—<a strike of 10 minutes on account of/other labor relief organizations. BROOKLYN WORKERS SOCCER = ternational affair, please, dot not sinhedbersas Labor Temple. An © ida Mew the unjust dismissal of one of their|3. Putting in competent and ener- | SeAGUE {cua Wootters {Com muntat) Pasty is Rerange any other affair on that PIANO LESSONS 11 Comrades Meet at | comrades. getic organizers and the accéptance| | Seeders calla Moved to BRONSTEIN’S | _ The workers were made to pay) of the offer of cooperation of the|Freiheit S.C. ......4 2 1 1 | ala tat tli liallallalalatclalaial 2440 Bronx Park Bast Mavaed i , VEGETAKIAN HEALTH | 10 lire each in fines, National Textile Workers Union. 4.|Red Star S. C. .. 4112 Near Co-operative Colony. apt Nas valine 2 ep RESTAURANT * ] Wyss Bh SE The preparation for the parade on| Spartacus S. C. . Bag 0 e Telephone EASTABROOK 346 here. For information write to - P j (Red Aid Press Service) Saturday, | 5. Immediate checking | Scand. W'krs. S.C... 4 0 1 8 special rates to students from Phe DAILY WORKER oe Ce ae j BERLIN, (By Mail).—The special| up on fake settlements and estab-| Atlantic S. C. .. 1010 the Co-operative House. Advertising Dept. _ - { tribunal in Rome has again passed| lishing the shop delegates system in.| Union City S. C. 1010 26-28 Union Sq., New York City ae = a‘ an unbelievable terror sentence. The|to a functioning body. 6. Cutting ay FERRER ToT AOA | AES BAAD ERLE _},||MEET YOUR FRIENDS at]| ~ | sitieal emigrant, Leoni, had lived| the wages of the officials during the enon veel ith COUPEKATOKS PATRONIZE | . , . | ‘or some time in France and while! period of the strike to $25 a week, ey, PV ee Arua will lecture on | i is * | Messinger s Vegetarian ere had published some articles ne the-balance of their normal wages Austria Workers and | J. SHERMAN COOPERATORS! PATRONIZE d Dai R ‘Humanité” which were directed|to be turned into relief fund. 7. 9 | Y Nearest Tailor | airy ran against the fascist regime in Italy.| Centralizing the strike machine so Fascisti Clash at the DOLLAR D IPLOMAC Y bad A i | E. KARO pal yetetl ciel estan t : Because of family matter Leoni| that they will be able to carry out npepiradineetaonpaaihery' ese 1 Kpur Nearest Stationery store Right OTF t - had to return to Italy where he was| decisions quickly. Republic Anniversary AND THE ud ALLEWTON AVE. noyx| Cigars — Cigarettes — Candy recognized and arrested, Following the breaking up of the A 649 ALLERTON AVE., }) The special tribunal sentenced him| meeting a rally was held at 8 Gov-| VIENNA, Nov. 14.—Rperost of ROLE OF AMERICAN } |i Cor. Barker, BRONX, N, Ye | Ww ALL MEET to 7 years and 7 months of hard|ernor Street where left wing leaders | counter-demonstrations by workers | | eee SCOLNICK | Tel. OLinville 9681-2 — y791-2 ‘at the labor in prison. explained the situation and warned | on the occasion of the government’s | 3 | the workers not to be intimidated | celebration of the tenth anniversary | IMPERI ALISM | | | NEW WAY CAFETERIA ‘The Communist Party ts the par- | by the clique. They urged picketing | of the republic continue to reach| ry Pelham T A | L 0 R | ‘ ty of the ration of the Newro | ; e) | | Patronize | 101 WEST 27th STREET | race from all white oppression. 4 ke morning oie the prnaanes Vienna today. Fancy Cleaner and Dyers |) NeW. TURK ‘ e mass meetings. le meet-| At Innsbruck fights between fas- ‘ j runs, N.Y. 702 Allerton Ave., ‘No-Tip Barber Shops 26-28 UNION SQUARE (1. fitght up) 2700 BRONX PARK EAST (eorner Allerton Ave.) Individuat sanitary service by Experts—Ladies Hatr Bobbing Specialists, ‘ ing was packed to the doors and the| cists and workers resulted in the Radium Paint Inventor workers loudly expressed their ins) stabbing of nine and the arrest of| Dies of Own Invention |dignation at this attempt of the} 35 workers who had taken part in| : leaders” to break the strike and|, demonstration. Yesterday 15 EAST ORANGE, N. J., Nov. 14| frustrate the will of the member-| workers were arrested in Vienna for (UP).—Dr. Sabin Von Sochoky, in- | Ship. jeering at parading republican ventor of radium paint, used on Lo MRT IOSTEME troops and the police attacked a home today] The Workers (Comm demonstration of workers before the ae Hats vention. Say t THURSDAY EVE., NOVEMBER 22 at IRVING PLAZA, 15th St. & Irving Pl. Unity Co-operators Patronise SAM LESSER Ladies’ ana Gente’ Tailor 1818 = ith Ave. New York Between 110th and 111th Ste Next to Unity Co-operative House