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

BEER DAIL Y w ORKER, NEW Y ORK, WED. » DEC EMBER 5 Page Fi bedi Plumbers Helpers to Hold : Membership Meet Tomorrow to Form Independent Union helpers er cat Will Hit Reactionary Trade Officialdom A special membership meeting Plumbers’ Helpers will be held to- morrow evening, at the Labor Tem- | ple, 14th St. and 2nd Ave. This; pose of voting upon the new policy for the formation of an independent | Nominations and elections | board will also take place at this meeting. “Past experience ‘with the offi-| umbers, Steamfitters, and Gasfit- { rs, who rule the plumbers’ locais. 2s convinced us that they will ganization of the plumbers’ help- ers,”, said Max Helfand, president of the Plumbers’ Helpers’ Union, in} plumbers’ helpers of Greater New York have seen the role that these | gofficials played during our last | “The fact that they did not take | any concrete steps towards the or- ganization of the helpers, at their | last national convention, proves con- | clusively that these officials are try- | ing their utmost to keep us, out of There is no doubt that they have | been trying to do this very thing | since we have organized. In this} form an independent union, but at| jhe same time we will not give up (ar fight against these misleaders vhe rank and file plumbers to assist us in our lishment of a strong union.” fested by the helpers in this forth- ming meeting, Due to the vast unemployment and introduction of the conditions of the plumbers’ have been worsened to a degree. Wages have been ened. There ‘is a great spirit of unrest existing amongst the helpers, and they are determined to fight this newly manifested spirit of mili- taney, a large attendance is ex- rected at tomorrow’s meeting. "hile Protected Dope * ye Is Hidden Away Eating three good meals a day, | them brought into the jail, George | McManus, the man that the New York police consistently overlooked him on a murder charge, awaits the expiration of the second of his 24- hour extensions on his “short-term McManus was the tenant of the room in which was murdered Ar- | sold Rothstein, millionaire gambler, | more than’ suspected of being the brains behind a million-dollar drug smuggling ring. One of his cronies | quarrel over three or four hundred | thousand dollars lost in cards, and the police managed for three weeks out anything whatever cither about Rothstein’s way of life or his man- ner of death, There’s a difference, needle trades striker and finding anybody that might be connected | vith a billion-dollar, protected | Finally McManus seems to have had pity on the police in their em- barrassment, and made an appoint- | to jail on a forty-eight-hour Pace picion” indictment, which he cheer- fully extends from time to time. far from the noisome cells in which labor leaders are flung, to be eat- ing well and reading all the latest Now that the police have done their duty, arrested a suspect, their hands are clean; the suspect can be without a trial, and the drug ring can ring along in a quiet sort of way. or * Vicious Punishments | _ OSHAWA, Ont., (By Mail).—For | islodging part of a rich farmer's | boys, 8 to 14 years old, were fined | $10 each and sentenced to 2 years sach by Magistrate Hinds, a notori- sences were suspended, but the boys must report to the police each Satur- day, WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (UP).— Hearings on the agreement to set- tle Austria’s $25,000,000 debt to the the house ways and means commit- tee Dec. 7, Chairman Hawley an- counced te Treasury department | | TOBE DISCUSSED of the American Association of! meeting is being called for the pur- ficers and a new executive jals of the United Association of Ynever do anything towards the or- an interview yesterday. “The | strike. the organized labo) movement. | attempt they will fail. We will { labor, We will also appeal to| Intense interest is being mani- efficiency and speed-up methods, and the hours of work length-! against these conditions. Due to MeManus Reads, Eats, ‘he best that money ean buy and | in their frenzied 23-day search for indictment.” racketeer, strikebreaker, ete., and | lost his temper and shot him in a to arrest absolutely nobody, or find you see, between police arresting a | fmusating game. ment with them, came in and went | He is said to be taking a little rest, books, including “Brass.” ” released in due form, either with or Workers’ Children Get aystack while at play, 4 workers’ | ous foe of the workers. The sen- ASKING POUND OF FLESH. United States will be held hefore officials will appear to urge prompt struggle for the estab- | P: Federal District Attorney Tu the deck of the Vauban, siste: Holt line. The investigator is sh wondering how he can blame the crew for roll over and sink Fraternal Organization Spanish Workers Dance, The Spanish Fraction of the Work- | ers (Communist) Party will hold it first dance Saturday evening, Dec. at Harlem Casino, 116th St. 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, please, dot not arrange any other affair on that date, Working Women’s Notice. delegates’ conference of New Working Women's Federation on “Organization Among Working Women” will be held Dec. 13 at 8 p. m. at the Labor Temple, 14th St. and 2nd Ave. Come and represent your shop. A York Bronx Councils Leeture, The Wome Council 8° together ith the Bakers’ Council 1 has ar- : aged a lecture for Friday, Dec p. m., at 1387 Washington A the. Bronk. Dr. H. Moskowitz _¥ lecture on “Physical and Mental Training of Children.” Labor Sports Evening. A sports meeting, under the aus- ices of the Labor Sports Union, will be held De m., at 154 | Watkins St ‘This meet- ing has been called he purpose of organizing a Brownsville sports club. Soccer teams, _ basketball 9, at 2 p. ship of the Very Cautious Investigation Mines flophouwes: “Galvati Army , Suit, of the frame-up of the Cen- [orc oeh cent coneer yen vemon. +ATmY takin I. Wy. Ws, is eoon’ to) be: pa- homes and other 25-cent lodging | tieq° following favorable action at le picking his way gingerly about houses of the poor. With the mer- ||). Giare Donte Boot at Olena sige dl adhebe : sey i ~'the State Parole Board at Olympia, | unken Vestris, Lamport & |cury at 21, these unemployed, many | u | ing blankly down the side causing a ship like this to own 5 jot S» Rumanian speak- to attend it at 3 | Labor Temple Poetry Forum. At the Labor Temple Poetry For- um, 242 KE, 14th , tomorrow at 8:15 to 10:30, Alma Reed will lecture on modern Greek poetry, and Ben- son Inge, Jack I. Maltz and volun- teer readers from the audience will read. SHOPMEN WANT END OF SECRECY ; Union Heads and NYC Meet Under Cover tor: A deal now being pulled off be- | tween the trade union bureaucracy | of the Shop Crafts’ Federation and the New York Central company ’s| officials is very much agitating the ba cluded emilies, WINTER HITS — PAROLE SEEN THOUSANDS OF FOR BARNETT, JOBLESS HARD = CENTRALIAMAN Missions Agency Sharks (By Winter's first shivery blasts sent | thousands women fested shelters of the Bowery them sleeping quarte’ coffee and roll that are given out | in the morning. Queues, in some cases nearly a lock long {lected in front of mission houses early as 3 and 4 p. m doors to open at 6. do not permit workers to take shel- ter during the daytime. xplained, would prevent theri from haunting job sharks, offerings almost invariably require a $5 deposit and fare to the job. Many women and children are in- among the 240 who wait in the soupline in, front of the Ma- donna House every -day. |the mothers, sole support for their}by an American Legion mcb and have been thrown out of work by the closing of small fac- ies. Professors Want More Velvet on Mailed Fist of Wall Street Empire At the Foreign Policy Association nguet, attended by about 1,000 in- into “Aiding Job Release for Barnett sk nett, Federated Press) ATTLE, Dec. 4.—Eugene Bar- one of the eight members of the I. W. W, who has served over eighty of a life sentence in Walla Walla Penitentiary as a re- men and bedbug-in- mi! of jobless louse and Washington. This action comes at a time when a campaign is being carried on by the Centralia Libera- tion Committee for the release of the Centralia frame-up victims. This committee called a conference for Dec. 2, in which large numbers of local trade unions, as well as the Central Labor Union bodies,’ are taking part. Eugene Barnett is well known to pennil begged for the cup of and and two abreast, col- , waiting for The missions This, it is national Labor Defense. His auto- biography was printed serially in | the Labor Defender. The eight Cen- |tralia prisoners were sentenced to whose meager following an attack on the I, W. W. Hall. The I. W. W. members de- Many of | fended themselves from this attack eur legionnaires were killed. The government, at the insistence of the The Salvation Army 1s car-| lumber interests, persecuted the I. ing for 600 this November, against | Ww, W, members, but never even 500 last year. partment reports 122 applicants for every 100 jobs, The state labor de- | brought to trial the lynchers of Wesley Everest, who was brutally murdered by a “respectable” mob. Milwaukee Workers in Mooney and Billings MILWAUKEE, Dec. 4.—Resolu- tions demanding the release of Tom Labor Defense Expects |! members and friends of the Inter- | serve from 25 to 46 years in prison, | Fight to Release Tom | Workers Party Activities SOVIET Night Workers Continue Meeting A continuation meeting on_ the tion of the Party Statement in ction with the expulsion of n, Shachtman and Abern as kyists and on the question of Night Workers Inter- this afternoon, at t Workers Center, Union Squ top floor, All members must come to this meeting or face the discipline committee. sharp, Lenin Memoria) Meet. A Lenin Memorial Meeting, will, be| 0 Square G g January 19. 2 ¢ organizations plea take note. You ure requested not to arrange dates, The Lenin | Memoria! Meeting this year will be| a powerful demonstration against the imperialist war and for the de- | any contlicting fense of th viet Unton District tive Committee, New York District. Attention! n will hold {ts Dee. | Lenox organ worke nish support o' nish Bureau “V eep this date o: air your greatest st ve this aff | Bronx Y. W. L. Dance, The Bronx section of the Young Workers (Communist) League will | Dance on Saturda Dee. at the Rose Gardens, 1 Boston Road. There will be enter- tainment and an excellent jazz band Subsection 2C_ Exteutives. All members of the executive com- hold a Section { Subsection 3C will meet 6:30 p. m., at 101 West 2ith § Matters of great impor- peace will be taken -up. Unit 9k, 2F. | unit 3, 2F, will hold a very. pin: portant meeting today at -6 jm. at 101 W. 27th st. To Organize YWL Band. Any reader who can play any mu- 1 instrument and is interested in Ww. h si j the development of a Y. is asked to get in to ;Goldberg, 152 W. 72nd Herberg, at 26 Union L. band with E, or Will) Square. Williamsburgh Y. W. L. Dance. The Young Workers League of Williamsburgh will hold its annual dance Saturday, December 8, at Royal Palace, 16 Manhattan Ave., Brook: Tickets are on sale at the Workers Center, Manhattan Ave., the price is 50 cents in advance and 75 cents at the door. teams and teams in all other sports jrank and file of the shopmen om vited guests and members, and held Mooney and Warren K. Billings : Uhend cea er ployed on the whole New York Cen- 4 Hotel Astor Saturday, Edwin M. from San Quentin Penitentiary te 30 Union LSet teal system: Bouchard, professor of International where they have lain for 12 years, Square, D1 SS 2¢ Will discuss the Si tv Oeaees entre | Ee For several days\past the bureau-) Law at Yale; Phillips Marshall are being passed by numerous work- ‘Suu ye present "at. thio important ranged’ a dance | for Washington's | crats and company 0 Brown, professor of international ers’ organizations. The Ladies’ Aux- | meeting. birthday eve, ' ster | have been meeting in secret behind jaw at Harvard (both of them for- iliary of the Independent Workmen's TON ee athetic | organizatior| closed doors at the Hotel Continen-|merly connected with the state de- Circle No. 120, Milwaukee has tnternational i that evening. tal, and the men are indignant that) partment) and ‘Earnest Gruening, passed a resolution which demands, will, meet, today 1 Needs Velanteers: their trade union officials carry on /former editor of The Nation spoke “the immediate and unconditional re- "0 St Marks Pl. | Volunteers are’ wanted for mailing | M¢sctiations behind their backs, @ on steps to be taken ‘to lull into lease of Tom Mooney and Warren) Unit 5F, aD, : Christmas Defense C ign litera- | method which is used in the A. F. quietude Latin-Americans who are K. Billings.” Ba oF Bae WAL amee te cay bor Defense, all day Sat- ture at International I 9 Broadway, Room 402, urday and Sunday, = | Inter-Racial Dance. otice to all Patty and labor and There will e on Decem- | reatly appre- | & ed if no affairs were arranged ites will conflict with this one . Volunteers For 1. L. D. Volunteers are wanted for mailing Xmas campaign appeal of the I. L. D. at the national office, 799 Broadway Room 402, from m, to 11 p.m Class War Prisoners’ Concert. Co rt and dance for the benefit s war prisoners will be held Saturday, Dec. 8, 8 p. m. at Bronx Work Center, 1330 Wilkins Ave. (near Freeman’ St. station). The program will consist of a duet and | quartet rendered by the pupils of Music ‘Teacher Sermolin; dancing by Comrade Seigal; soloist, Miss Poust (classical). Norman Tallntyre, ant sec- retary of the I. T Il speak. There will be dancing and refresh- ments, It is under the auspices of the Breas Sacco-Vanzetti Branch of the 1. D. ae Freiheit Symphony. Any comrade desiring to learn to play a musical instrument may do so by communicating with S. Rose, 1711 Davidson Ave., Bronx. Plumbers’ Helpers Meet. A general membership meeting of the American Association of Plumb- ers’ Helpers, will be held tomorrow, 8 p.m, sharp, at the Labor Temple, 14th and ‘2nd Ave. lection of offi and plans for the reorgan- ization of the union will be taken up. All members and non-members j are requested to attend. Women Theatre Party. The New York Working Women's Federation will have a theatre party at the Provincetown Theatre, 133 McDougal St., Saturday evenings, Dec. 29, presenting Upton Sinclair's “Sing- ing Jailbirds. go to the building up of the Wo- e ‘Vickets can nion Square. men’s Federation. obtained at 26-28 Workers Esperanto Gr ‘The Workers Esperanto gr SAT” will hold its usual classes for ‘the beginners and the advanced this Friday, 14th St, All members and students are urged to attend. 8 p. m., at 108 By ane Rumanian Workers Club. Tonight at 8 p.m. a meeting will be held by the Rumanian workers MARY WOLFE STUDENT OF THF DAMROSCH CONSERVATORY PIANO LESSONS Moved to 2440 Bronx Park East Ne Co-o) rates Colony. A x Ag Telephone EASTABROOK Special eis to students pal the Co-operative House. Al! the proceeds will } |of L. to conceal a sell-out of the | demands of the rank and file. | The mechanics of the Internation- jal Association of Machinists. are now getting 76 cents an hour, ac- cording to reports, and have de-| | manded their. officials fight for an inerease. Demands have also been} made by the other crafts and the! trade union officials are instructed to get nothing less than the de- | mands. In case the officials con- | tinue the secrecy and compromise the workers’ demands, a fight is ex- pected to develop against the treach- erous trade union bureaucracy of the shop federation. Austria State Workers Demand Higher Pay; Seipel Threatens Arms (Wireless to the Daily Worker) VIENNA, Austria, Dec. 4.—Fifty nored by the government during the | past years, decided to begin passive outraged over the ‘attacks on Cen- tral and South American states by American asked for more use of arbitration machinery, which has in the pst | proved satisfactory to the stronger ‘nations involved and said that inter- vention was to be used only in the last resort, tho he did not think that the U. S. government had misuse1 it in the past. Brown argued for political com- missions to pass on disputed points, and also admitted Latin American hatred for imperialism. | Hoover’s trip was a clever move. Gruening achieved better mediate resort to force, and stated, “There is no doubt in the minds of the people of several of the countries I've visited concerning the yankee imperialism.” methods in Mexico. Tickets are on wale at the Worker office, The resolution states, “It has al- ready been clearly established be- yond a doubt that Mooney and Bill- lings are totally innocent of the crime charged against them. They were the victims of a vicious frame-up imperialism. Bouchard pers.” *A similar resolution was passed by the Austro-Hungarian Sick Bene- fit Society. The Socialist “Maenner- chor” of Milwaukee has also passed a similar resolution. These resolu- tions are being forwarded to Gov- ernor Young of California, the President of the United States, Mooney and Billings and to the press. He thought said that diplomacy results than im- JOBLESS, FALLS UNCONSCIOUS [ LYNN, Mass., (By Mail). —James Taylor, 21 year old jobless worker, dropped unconscious after going without food or shelter for 3 days. He praised Morrow’s thousand government postal, tele-) |! isin Isadora Duncan peuaicy 1 ancers of Moxeow will perform phe Daily Worker will be five graph and telephone employes,) in a special Program. of Revolu- | yaa. old. on. January Workers whose wage demands have been ig-| tionary Dances at the Fifth Anni- | from all parts of the country are yersary of the Daily Worker. | sending in greetings. Have you If not, send it in aily | xent in yours? resistance to attain their demands | today. The prime minister, Seipel, speak-| ing at Inssbruck in Tyrol, on Sun-| day declared that the government would not “permit itself to be in- ti:..idated” and was prepared to use | force. There is’a tendency among | the state employes to proclaim a general strike. | Workers Cooperativ nga rhy Inc. SUITS MADE TO ORD. READY MADE SUITS Quality—Full Value 872 BROADWAY, iN. } Cor. 18th St.—Tel. Algonquin 2 _ reporting of the agreement to the | PRESS, Inc. 26-28 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK CITY All nominated candidates are asked to appear before the OBJECTION and ELECTION COMMITTEE, which will meet on Wednesday, December 5, right after work, at the office of the Joint Board, 16 West 21st Street. An mentioned candidates are asked to bring such objections before nesday. The following have been nominated at the Member- ship'Meeting of Local 22 as Delegates to the National Convention, which is to take place on December the 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st, 1928, and January Ist, 1929. PAULINE GELMAN SONIA CHAIKIN SYLVIA EDELSTEIN CHAS, ZIMMERMAN ABE LUPIN ROSE PREPSTEIN MYER KRAWETZ DORA DUCHIN MARY ALPER LILLIAN GORDON LOUIS ROSENTHA! MANIA FEINGOLD NATHAN ARTENSTEIN JULIUS GINSBERG J. MIGIAL ABE FEIL PH. ALSHAKER GROSS HARRY SINGER IDA LASKY ANNA WEITZMAN DAVE ABER JULIUS PORTNOY CELIA FELLER SARAH DORNER ETHEL MILLER CLARA FOX DAVE FRIEDMAN SCHNITZER DOROSHKIN HARRY SHORR ANNA LITWAKOFF WILLIAM BLOCK CELIA SAMORODIN HARRY KALMAN PEARL HALPERIN FANNY GOLOS ALEX COHEN ROSENFELD % LENA GOODMAN EVA PORTNOY B. COHEN NATHAN BAILIS RAY FEINBLATT ROSE WORTIS PH. SHAPIRO B. MILLER RUTH KLEINBERG CELIA MINCUS ESTHER MINCUS CELIA GORDON EMMA YANISKY ISIDORE WEISBERG STEIL, WISHNEPOLSKY PAULINE MICHTON EVA SHAPIRO MANDALEWITZ HIMMELFARB GERSHBERG SOLOMON ROSE KARNESS y members who have objections against the above the Objection and Election Committee on Wed- ABE LUPIN, Chairman LOUIS ROSENTHAL, Secretary pro-tem. engineered by the black reactionary | forces of California’s open shop- | ih St. The party statement will be dis- cussed. Attentio During Scetion nweting and take up the question of | and the right danger in rx of Section 6. k the wu our Party Factory Unit nhattan st, 6 o'clock, Thursday, Thurs- , Brooklyn. lock today, Brooklyn, 8 o'clock Maspeth, L. 1. Factory Unit 253 Atlantic Ave., Factory Unit 8, today, 7042 Linkport, Shop Nucleus 4 will hold an im- portant meeting tomorrow at 101 W. th St. at 5:45 p. m. All members |must be present, Unit 3F, 2B Meet. be held today to. take up the statement of the C. BE. C. on “Trot- skyism and the Right Danger.” |members must be present. DR. L. HENDIN SURGEON DENTIST 853 Broadway, Cor. 14th St. MODERATE PRICES Room 1207-8 Algonquin 6874 on Trotskyism and Right Danger. | s shire Miners A: are to meet at a special) A special meeting of the unit will All| English Mine Union | Misleaders Keep the Militants i CASTLEFORD, Mail).- (B Yo gland Two members of tk ion of ¢ ford ha leade e made the charge t in control of the assoc Jobless ation niine 1 ET PROVIDES FOR RAPID GROWTE rriculture nd in cooper- > features of Ss have kept them from obtaining work |due to their militant activities, | The miners, with life-long recor¢ of activity in the fight against Co |rupt union officials, claim that hav- seven minutes, they obtained work in the Wheldale ing been unemployed Colliery. Upon the request branch officials of the Miners sociation, they were at once ¢ eres the miners shatee | Cubati Police Deport Cuban ‘Red’ Student HAVANA, Dee, | habitat of Cubans Cuba. supposed] |cher Machado, has other ideas im | partment. as “Reds” Cuban soil, Two and without trial. from abroad and left the boa When found, another boat and deported to Mi jico. They left Havana Saturd ; | morning. SHANGHAI, Dec. 4. — Colon | German assistants is due However, the Cuban govern- | students, both Cubans, named Antonio Sanchez Arango and Lau- | jreano Fernandez, were hunted ®ut |by the police when they returned they were taken to thi: ce ds r | ti £ per cent ¢ S The natural| Traction Interests |Baltimore Raise Fares ment, under the iron heel of But-| From Nine to 10 Cents y, 4 bibed from the Washington state de- Cubans who are know: are being deported from nm | navy explain over Maryland of nt anov the increase d to improve Y the educational s3 and general condition of the army. . He also pointed out that t countries of ent a much greater percentage of their budget for military purposes, and that one of the border states, actively engaged in war prepara- ons joviet Union, used jonal expendi- ture upon t in BALTIMOR Pub! Dec ec. 4 (U.P).—The Serv vice rT d a ten cent cash sion has appr |fare for the United Railways, Bal- timore’s traction ‘System. ja it. 0. tokens for 3) squired to fix ents, fdur ctive Dee. 1. The company ticket fare of NE-MAN CAR BRINGS WRECK, HOME AD, (By Mail).— street wreck in which 60 were Pag hurt has made residents of this city | indignant against the one-man car el Max Bauer, an artillery expert and {protege of Ludendorff, with five is | week-end to take up duties in con- n nection with the training of Chinese With the twenty Germans | Nanking a month infantry who arrived in ago this makes about thirty Ge mans who are engaged r- by the bloody Nationalist government to | act as military and police advisors. | 7 Hotel and Restaurant Workers Branch of the Amalgamated Food Workers 123 W. held on the first Monday of the month at 3 p. m. One Industry—One and Fight the Office Open fre Local 174, A.M.C.&B.W. of ice and Headquarters: Wemple, 243 By Room 12 hird Sunday day at 6 P, Sist St, Phone Circle 7236 ]@F-BUSINESS MEETING] | BUTCHERS’ UNION sath St, Regular meetings every first and y M. 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