The Daily Worker Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 5

THE . DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, vOV EMBER | 30, 1928 _ Page Fi ive DETECTIVE GANG Tae Party Activities 1 Moai Move ‘FEAR TORTURE SLUGS WORKERS, JUDGE FINES "EM Socialist - Paid Lawyer | Defends Bulls Because six leading members of the Retail Grocery, Fruit and Dairy | Clerks’ Union, had dared to defend themselves against a squad of police plain-clothes-men who illegally in- vaded their union headquarters while a membership meeting was in prog- ress in order to break it up, fines of $10 each was imposed on the by Judge Goodman, who tried the case in the 4th Magistrate Night Court, W. 57th St., late Wednesday night. The members of that militant union were peacefully meeting in the union headquarters at 220 E. 14th St., when A. Heller, chief of- ficial of the shattered right wing Grocery Clerks’ Union entered with a squad of detectives, ostensibly to look for someone who had “threat- ened” him. Instead of asking per- | mission to enter, the police thugs | ond Heller entered, ordered the meet- ing halted amd began to slug the workers. The defense put up by the workers sent the detectives post- hate down the stairs and into the street. From there. they immediately re- turned with over a score of uni- formed and plain-clothes policemen, who lined the whole meeting up against the wall at revolver points and after ordering their hands into the air, began one of the most brutal beatings and sluggings with black-/ jacks and clubs that ever occurred. After this nearly the whole meeting was arrested. At the night court to which they were taken, the judge was compelled | to let most of the workers out, but six of the leading urionists were kept on additional charges preferred by the detectives and the “socialist” union leader. Wednesday’s trial was that of these six. The case was begun Tuesday eve- ning, lasted two hours and was post- poned to’ Wednesday, where after another two hour session the decison | of the judge was rendered. Defend- ing the detective thugs was a lawyer hired by the “socialist” United He- brew Trades, who continually kept injecting that the defendants were “reds,” ous foreigners.” The six fined workers’ are: “A. Triebish, M. Newberg, J. Gordon, hae Hochman, Morris Gordon and A. Nelson, who was fiendishly beaten | up in the police attack. Triebish end Newberg, were singled out by} the labor faker Heller, for charges of assault, which even the capitalist court could not entertain, due to the apparent falsehoods of the “social- ist.” Three others leaders of the left wing Grocery Clerks’ Union, among them H. Schwartz, organizer, are facing. a grand jury hearing. They are being framed by the socialists with having beaten up a scab. Win 2 Year Argument, for Lecture in Schools |i The Board of Education has atter | formally | two years argument, granted’ that the American Ci Liberties Union has the right to hold | free speech meetings in puttic schools, “subject to the regulations | usual for organizations speaking in public schools,” the board says. The case has been before the state | commissioner of education, the} courts, and a committee of the board | of education. And it took two years! to grant permission to speak; when) ‘he next strike breaks out it may ve revoked in two minutes. Or, ABRAHAM MARKOFF SURGEON DENTIST Office Hours: Tues., Thurs. & Sat.. 9:30-12 a, m,, 2-8 p.m. Sunday, 10:00 a. m, to 1:00 p. m. PLEASE, TELEPHONE FOR APPOLNTMEN vay BAST sth Swen Cor. Second Ave. Telephone: Vork Lehigh Nose. Eron School 185-187 Baer HRoADway. JOSEPH Po ‘ERON. Principal THE LARGEST AND BEST AS WELL AS OLDEST SCHOOL. to learn the English language, to prepare oneself for aires to college ERO! the REGENTS New York, It has all the rights ot a Government High School. Call, Phone or write for Catalogue. REGISTER NOW! Our 25,000 alumni are our best PY witner PELEPHONE ORCHARD 4473, Lenin Memorial Meet. A Lenin Memoria! Meeting will be, held in Madison Square Garden Sat- | urday evening, January 19. All Party | and mpathetic organizations please | take note. You are requested not to arrange| any contlicting dates. ‘The Lenin! Memoria! Meeting this year will be a powerful demonstration against the imperialist war and for the de- fense of the Soviet Union | District Executive Committee, | | New York District. Lower Bronx Y The Lower Bronx Y. W }a social at 715 B13 day. Dee. 1. Th tober” will feature. ae Nod. Attention, The City Central Committee of Elizabeth, N. J., is organizing a Mas: querade Ball and Bazaar for Satur- day evening, Dec. AN units and workers’ organizations of nearby cities are requested not to arrange | any conflicting affairs for that day | Party Units Attention! | The Spanish Fraction will hold tts first ball on Saturday evening, Dec. 22, at Harlem Carino, 116th gt. and Lenox Ave. Proceeds will go for the organization of Spanish speaking workers and for the support of the organ of the Spanish Bureau. “Vida Obrera.” Please, keep this date open jand give this affair your greatest) support. | eee sp | Upper Browx Unit 2, ¥. W. L. | ‘he Upper Bronx Unit 2 of the Y. W .C. L. will hold a housewarming | |and dance on Saturday, Dec. 1, at | 0, at their new headquarters, 1330 | | Wilkins Ave, Bronx. Many surpris- ing novelties are in store for those who attend, including a novelty that has never Before beei. shown in New The admissic¢n will be cents. Come and bring all your friend: Women’ Department Notice. rhe Women's Department of . the Workers (Communist) Party is or- ganizing a speakers’ bureau. Women speakers get in touch with Comrade Ragozin at 26 Union Square. Com- rade Ragozin will be in Party Of-| fice Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, | from 6:30 to 8; Saturday from 10 a. jm. to 2 p. m, Distriet Wo 's Committee. Meeting of District Women’s Com- | mittee, Section Women Work Or- rs, and fraction women secre- aries’ meeting will be held on Sat- urday, Dec. 1, at 26 Uniom Square. Section 5 Notice. | All members of Section 5 are urged to attend without fail their respec~ tive unit meetings during the week of Nov. 26 as a resolution accepted by the Section Executive Committee | on measures to successfully comba* and eradicate Trotskyism within the Party ranks will be distributed and veted upon. | mectar <a | Brownsville Y, W. L. Party. A cameraderie and book party has been arranged by the Brownsville | Young Workers (Communist) League | jfor this Saturday at 8 p,m. All| oung workers are invited, The af- |fair will be held at 154 Watkins St. Organlsere’ Mecting, A meeting of unit, subsection and | section organizers will be held today m, at 26-28 Union Sq, to] ” «, Lee. & ‘Communists and “danger-|take up a number of important gs} Party. tivities now confronting the |All organizers are instructed» to be} present without fail. A roll call will] |be taken. | Bronx Y. W. Ls Dance, The Bronx section of the Young Workers (Communist) League will |hold a Section Dance on Saturday, Dec. 22, at the Rose Gardens, 1347 Boston Road. There will be enter- tainment and an excellent jazz band. Poynts Opens Yorkville Forum, Juliet Stuart ‘oyntz, Communist turer, will pen the Yorkville rum with the subject “War Dan- at a meeting to be held at La- dor Temple, 243 E. 84th St., on Thurs- |day, December 6th, § p.m. pt it ar, Subacetion 20. Subsection 2C will hold an educational meeting Monday, 6 |p. my at 108 EB. 14th St. Solon De | Leon will lead a discussion on “The War Danger.” vu Unit 3 Unit Unit 2F 2c meets today at 6:30) }P. m., at 101 W. 27th St. meeting, * * Unit Fi, Subsection 24. A special meeting to take up the E. C, resolution on Troiskyism | will be held by Unit Fi, Subsection ‘A today at 6:30 p,m. sharp, at 26-28 Union Sa. 6th floor. AN sit mem- bers must atteng withont fall. Workers, fight all class-collabo- ration schemes of the bosses ana the union bureaucracy. Fight back militantly against the offensives of the bonsca, DR. L. HENDIN SURGEON DENTIST 853 Broadway, Cor. 14th St. MODERATE PRICES Room 1207-8 Algonquin 6874 DR. J. MINDEL SURGEON DENTIST 1 UNION SQUARE Room 803—Phone, Algonquin £183 | [Not connected with any other office CENTRAL BUSINESS SCHOOL | — Bookkeeping —Stenography —Typewritins | Individual Instruction CLASS LIMITED | 108 E, 14th STREET SPECIAL PRICES FOR UNION ORGANIZATIONS Cloth Banners Union Sq. Sign Service SIGNS Show Cards 28 UNION SQUARE. SQUARE “Cath floor) STRICTLY UNION WORK. | o'clock, at, the Labor Temple, i dee Wilkens | organize: Special | the Bronx. | | with the Bakers’ Oe ee Labor and Fraternal Organizations Spanish Workers Dance. The Spanish Fraction ot the Work- ers (Commumst) Party will hold its first dance Saturday evening, Dec. at Harlem Casino, 116th St, and Lenox Ave. Proceeds will go for the organization of Spanish workers and the support of their organ “Vida Obrera.” As this will be a real in- ternational affair, ple: dot not arrange any other af on that date, The leor Society for Jewish, Coloni- zation in the Soviet Union will hold its fourth annual bazuar on Novem: ber 30th, December Ist and 2nd, at| the big ‘armory, 68 Lexington Ave.| New York City. ‘Prizes to ticket buy-| ers will be two trips to Soviet Rus- sla. A big entertainment and a big time is promised to all. riders German Proletarian The German Proleta presenting a Revolutic on Saturday night, D: Theatre, n Theatre is ary Review Ist, at & 248 B 84th St. A cast of more than one hundred people from the various workers organizations is participate | ing. All class-conscious workers should attend, fe Class War Prisoners Concert. Concert and dance for the Banett | of class war prisoners, Sat., Dec, 8th 8 p. m., at Bronx Workers Centre, Ave, (near Freeman subway station), Admission 35c. ‘Auepives: Branch Sacco-Vanzetti Section 1 I. L. D. Organizers, The International Laber Defense | of Section 1 will meet to- day at 6:30 p. m., at 60 St. Marks Place. All will have to account for I, L. D. tickets. Working Women’s Notice. A delegates’ conference of New York Working Women’s Federation on “Organization Among Working | Women” will be held Dec. 13 at the! Labor Temple, 14th St. and 2nd Ave | ‘ome and represent your shop. Newark 1. L. D. Lecture. | The Newark I. L. D. will nold a} lecture this evening at the Pro-| gressive Center, 93 Mercer St., on the | topic: The I. 'L. D. and the New Trend in the Labor Movement. All are urged to com cae a Esperanto Workers’ Group. The Esperanto anne Group “SAT” will hold s usual meeting and a_beginne s today at 8 . m., 108 are interested in clasp solidarity and who want to know something about the Esperanto organization of work- ers are welcome. Meetings are con- ducted in Esperanto, Young Workers’ Social Culture Club, The Young Workers’ Social Cul- ture Club of Brownsville. will hold a special membership meeting today at 8 p.m. at 118 Bristol St, Brook- lyn. The election of a new Execu- tive Committee will take place. Newark Workers’ Orchertra. A work: orchestra has'been or- |ganized under the auspices of the |Hungarian Workezs Home of New- ark. ‘The orchestra is under the di- | rection of Comrade Kugel and meets regularly on Sunday afternoons be- tween 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. All work- ers and their children are eligible to membership and are urged to join. eee, 38 Fretheit Symphony Announcement. Our orchestra is progressing very | well with Comrade Guzzordi as con- ductor. Our rehearsals will be held | every Thursday and Friday evening | at P. S. 54, Bronx, Freeman St. and | Intervale Ave. Arnold Powell will conduct the.class in theory. Any| one playing an instrument should | communicate with the director, Na- | than H. Alterman, 841 Jennings St., the Bronx. | Young Defenders Dance. | The Young Defenders will hold a| |dance and package party on Sunday at its headquaters, A snappy band and good entertain- ment. All invited to come, beginning at 8 p.m 1400 Boston Ra a eer Bronx Councilx Lecture. The Women’s Council 8 together Council 1 has ar- ranged a lecture for Friday, Dec. 8:30 p. m., at 1387 Washington Ave., Dr. H. Moskowitz will! “Physical and Mental lecture on Training of THE “UJ ELORE is arrangii ANNUAL to be \ “For Archduke Otto, son of ex-empress Zita is 16 years old and the Legiti- mist Party of Hungary is trying to place him on the throne, and use him as a cloak for a ruthless oppression of Hungarian workers and peasants. Horthy and Bethlen now do this service for the masters of Hungary. ANGLO-JAPANESE MENACE TO USSR Deal to Divide China; Attack Worker State Continued from Page One purpose an informal reestablishment | of the. Anglo-Japanese alliance, on the basis of allowing Japan to de- clare a protectorate over Manchuria, and make an attack on the owne ship of the Chinese Eastern Rail- way, in which China and the Soviet Union are equal partners. England would then get a free hand further south, and the partition of China would progress. Chamberlain Hints Conflict. LONDON, Nov. 29.—Chamberlain in his first speech in Commons after his recent vacation from. the task of ruling Great Britain’s vast slave lempire, plainly intimated that he was worried over the clash of Amer- ican and British imperialism in the Far East. He said it had always been his “earnest desire to work in harmony both with the United States and Japan” in the subjuga- tion of China, or in diplomatic lan- guage, “the defense of our common interests in China.” This speech, taken in connection with the buzz of excitement in Bri- tish official circles over recent war- like gestures of the United States, such as the Britten attempt to place the British on the defensive in the naval race, is considered significant | | of more strained relations with U. S. Bronx Lecture. D. M. Lewitt will lecture Jevening at the Culture Ci ers’ Children School 2, at 1 te Ave. Everyone welcome. mission free. this REMOVE CZECH MISLEADER. PRAGUE, (By Mail).—Bilek, sec- retary of the Leather Workers’ Sec- tion of the Czechoslavak One Big Union has been removed from his post, charged with accepting bribery |from the bosses. « ce BRODSKY Telephone Murray Bill 5550 |7 East 42nd Street, New: York | ”” CONFERENCE ing for an BAZAAR hela November 30th, December 1st and 2nd at the HUNGARIAN W ORKERS HOME 350 East 81st Street Benefit of the UJ ELORE, only Hungarian Communist Daily VALUABLE ARTICLES WILL BE SOLD AT MODERATE PRICES FIRST CLASS PROGRAM Dancing Every Night. Hungarian Singing Societ: First Class Jazz Band. Hungarian Dramatic WORKERS ORCHESTRA Alten at 26-28 Union Sq. Daily Worker Agents There will be a meeting of Unit, Sub- Section, Section Daily Worker Agents on Friday, November 30, at 8 p. m., ‘All Agents must come without fail! tion ! (Workers Center) le Work- | Any Kind of. Insurance”! |Ford Workers i in ‘Brazil OF MINERICH, MINE LEADER Labor Defense Tries to ake From Barracks Continued from Page One tectives and charged with planting dynamite Tuesday morning at the Ebenezer Baptist Church, and with being responsible for the harmless explosion two weeks ago at the But- ler Colleries, during the strike. The accusation is known to all miners here to be a pure frame-up, designed Workers rubber acquired by the king of slave-drit in a new to cripple Minerich’s organization work. Grave fears are felt for him i i : Ford is shown above with two of as Jong as he is held in the state’ insect his newly acquired slave tracts. police barracks. The fight in Pittston has been Paci Te fraught with acts of violence perpe- trated by the Lewis agents here, | struggling to keep their operator- controlled officialdom in power, over the miners. Three men have been killed by hired assassins working in the interest of the operators and the Lewis machine, one was wounded almost to death, and three men have been framed up for murder because they defended themselves in the U | Mooring Masts bh ‘Be Built by Soviet Union ito Aid Zep Polar Trip BERLIN, Nov. 29.—The Soviet Government will cooperate in the projected scientific flight of the Graf Zeppelin over unexplored Polar regions by building special mooring _|masts for the giant airship in Len- M. W. A. district offices against a), és Lewis gunman’s attack against |imgrad, it was announced today. them, Frameup and murder are| The expedition is scheduled to nothing new to Pittston. {start in April, 1930, under the The National Office of the Inter-|leadership of Fridtjof Nansen, the national Labor Defense stated today | Scandinavian explorer and the aus- that in spite of the holiday, which | Pices of the Aero-Arctic Society. The makes it difficult to carry out such | tentative route calls for a start from a program, they are actively engaged | Friedrichshafen and the zeppelin is in planning the Minerich defense |to proceed via Leningrad to Nome, against the frame-up charges of | Alaska, and scientists will make ob- bombing, and are hiring attorneys|Servations in the unexplored area to proceed to Pittston and bring |northeast of Alaska, habeas ist | pes Wolfe Will Rep Report on Trotskyism in Boston | ‘Evidence Proves Man Innocent After Eight Years of Prison Term BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 29—Tho| ae Boston district of the Workers (Com-| MADISON, Wis., Nov. munist) Party will hold a general|H. Rohmer, who has served eight {membership meeting this Sunday,| years of a long sentence after con- Dec. 2, at 5 p. m., at which Bert|viction with two others of robbery, Wolfe, member of the Political}is now proved innocent by confes: Committee of the Party, and editor |sion of the real robber. of The Communist, will speak on} One of the other three, Charles “Trotskyism and the Right Danger | Stewart, has already been released. in the American Party.” The meet- |W itnesses who swore they were sure; ing will be held at 62 Chambers St.,| Rohmer was one of the robbers now Boston. \admit that they were not sure. ANTI-CHINESE LAW MONTREAL (By Mail Hit Woman Senator; Em. She Mixed Imperialism |ployment of white girls by Chinese | TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov, 29|h#S beer made illegal in Ontario. | (UP).—Contest of the seat of Mrs, |Many girls have been thrown out of | Ruth Bryan Owen, congresswoman- jemployment by this law. elect from the Fourth District. of ria plantation speedup and the conditions of slavery imposed on them by Ford. Strike Against Slav ery HOOVER TOOL SPIELS ABOU UNEMPLOYMENT Pooh-Poohs Misery Klein Workers’ J. was in spre f ne f Julius Klein, press , Ho ver’s tion cle of F which th hat even New York El ended their 1 Domes much recently Belem, Brazil, ers, struck against the in m of his lackeys arriving ix sea Quezon, Philineine Misleader, Greets, Bloody Nanking NANKNIG, ( Mail). Manuel $ Quezon, speaker in the Philip) 7 senate and notorious a fri ick j of U. S. imperialism, has sent gre ings to the Nanking rnment, which has slaughtered tens of thou- gove and muddy ¢ ment sands of Chinese workers. Quezon congratulated the Kuomintang on its recognition by the America: Wall Street government Workers Bookshop to Have Benefit Show of “Singing Jailbirds” t other fo on. ion speed un bee pations. nent e over at of 2 in as a preb to ex Mr. Klein was to get at the ed by the A that by nent of rie refrigera and automa t m can Jeveloy inging Jailbirds,” Upton Sin- clair’s wobbly play, will be given as a benefit performance for the Worl} ers Bookshop on the night of Dec. ler 25, according to an announcement made yesterday by Aaron Chorover, probably manager of the store. th The popularity of this play, Chor- I over said, is evidenced by the fact that since the publi¢ation of the play in book form, more than 15,000 copies have been sold. The book has been selling rapidly at the Worker atio’ eases geois ec What ora ono: e upon try a F .. bureaucracy by watch ing out for the dev industries, such as ¢ ters, vacuum cleaners, tic k ratchers, g inemployed workers new ed wil ap Book Shop of late. such as was the case to a Tickets for the benefit perforn certain extent w ith a tomobiles, ra- ance may be bought at the Workers ‘lio, movies, etc. But his exposition Bookshop, 26 Union Square. of the p ition seems to have wis se ee Ricbaacoale been confusion confounded. BROKER CHARGED es one ay aia COOPERATORS PATRONIZE Robert Loeb, 45, broker, has been ordered to appear before Magistrate |Brodsky Saturday on charges pre- ferred by Winifred Sackville Stoner, |3x., the former child progidy, M. FORMAN Allerton Carriage, Bi and Tey Shop We demand the immediate aboti- tion of all vagrahey laws; protec- tion of unemployed workers fom arrest on charges of vagrancy. Florida, was reported here today on| LIMA, Pefv, Nov. 29 (UP).—The grounds that Mrs. Owen married a|Cabinet today adopted a resolution British subject and absented herself | to summon an extra session of con- | from the United States during the |gress for Dec. 1. world war and has not been natur- alized the required time under the| constitution, —————_- Get Your Money’s Worth! Try the Park Clothing Store For Men, Young Men and Boys Clothing MARY WOLFE STUDENT OF THE DAMROSCH CONSERVATORY 93 Avenue A, Worner 6th St PIANO LESSONS } NEW YORK CITY Moved to 4/0 Bronx Park East sd a operative Colony. Apt. 5H Telephone EASTABROOK 2489 Special rates to students from the Co-operative House. Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 MADISON AVE. Phone: University 5365 Hotel and Restaurant Workers Branch of the Amalgamated Feod Workers 18% W. 5ist St, Phone Cirele 7336 BUSINESS MEETINGS] held on the first Monday of the month at 3 p. One Industry—One — Union—Join und Fight the Common Enemy! 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NEW YORK | Grand Opening of “cor” Bazaar Jewish Colonization in the Soviet Union Saturday and Sunday ARMORY, 68 LEXINGTON AVENUE (between 25th and 26th Stree Tonight Ball and Mass Play “TO BIRO BIDJAN” VICTOR PECKER, Director together with Cooperative Colony Dramatic Section BIG PROGRAM DAILY Dancing Every Night Until Daybreak DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THIS BAZAAR Merchandise of All Description Sold at Any Price Restaurant and Cafeteria Day and Night Admission 50 Cents Combination $1.00