The Daily Worker Newspaper, December 12, 1928, Page 5

_DAILY WORKER, NEW XORK, WEDNESDAY, DEC ‘EMBER 12, 1920 Page Five Call Issued # All Labor Organizations to Attend W.L.R. Shop Delegates Conference 249 BAST With RE Second Ave Telephone benign 022 Ox sale at Daily Worker Office, 26-28 Union Square, N.Y. C. City Phone:—Algonquin 6900—Olinville 8947. 108 E. 14th STREET i ; j o— —- a PLIGHT OF MINE, | "ooo Seah Th Ir eta Peotten SILK WORKERS? | W orkers Party Activities SMASH MINERICH MILL STRIKERS IS) RALLY TONIGHT |v: wos ray 25, a) FRAME i BOMB ‘Trotskyinm, 6:1 ~ <a aes rd_ conti: tion meeting of | 2 1 th N will take place 1¢ w Ss ‘ 3 o'clock sharp “at attend Worke Center 28 Union . . CITED IN APPEAL IN P ATE R § 0 N he taken. Don't fail to ation: . The ne i kK See hag ee Lenin Memoria! Meet. PUA AL GS os Bene cE Pay i Thos ping ee - | 4 ‘ i A Lenin Memorial Meeting will be| ay. , Those solng will 3 ‘ , ohn Meeting at Bryant Hall | |\Foster, Weisbord Talk| neh \e'itadisneasuare Garden Sat: |zumadale St, 0 am, OF at lee. Defénse Appeals | * ° urday evening, January 19. Al Party | ooo" o a’ etudgents are invi . ‘di < Next Thursday on Unionism |nd' sympathetic organizations plense "SPA studgais gre i | for Aid in Cases St take note. Notice to All Party iy i " You are requested not to arene A Party mem The following appeal has been Continued from Page One any conflicting dates, The Lenin berhela Frigey Continued from Page One sent out by the Workers Interna- Workers’ Union in the silk work-| Memorial Meeting this sear wil fe Central Over remove its representatives from tional Relief in connection with the ers’ struggles will be exposed. |the imperialist. war and for the de-| 7 hird Ave. Al) com eld of pats U n = 4 shop delegates conference which will | Foster on Strike Tactics. Sealer Boece) camusities New | Conflicting pneetings When the first real preliminary be held under its auspices at Bryant Tine thes head of- “How to Con. York Dintrte loging one hearing was held last Friday the Hall, 42nd St. and Sixth Ave. on duct ‘a Strike,” Foster will tell how . . opened at state troopers had to admit that they Thursday, Dec. 20: Laitbys aheuld’ ‘be orgabiaed | to| arty Units Attention! be admitted by | Party ‘mem! had not a particle of evidence to a . The Spanish Fraction will hold its | card only, and must be 20d § connect Mineiich withthe (iia ne 7 Shop and factory work- Photo above is first one taken of Portes Gil, new provisional president of Mexico, and his entire | bring benefits to the workers and first ball on Snturday evening, Des | ing Rie hs dynamite andi eee pri ers! Fellow workers: cabinet. Gil and his cabinet, both by word and deed, have shown that they will be docile tools of Wall how strikes should be conducted so|?2, at Harlem Carino, 116th St. and Section @ Agitprop. aed ; During the past few yearsthere| Street imperialism. Left to riyht, above, Felipe Canles, interior; .Jose Casauranc, industry, commerce |that they are won. jorganization of Spanish speaking | ,,A meeting of all unit agitnrop : have been many militant struggles | and labor; Marta Gomez, agriculture: Luis De Oca, finance. President Gil; Amar, rar and navy; Mejo- Intense interest in the meeting is| Workers and for the support of theo ee ee aa tes | .COLUMBUR, Onaie of the workers—the miners’ strike, ado, communications; Padilla, education; Estrada, ander secretary of foreign relations. Standing in reus | manifested everywhere, and it seems | Obrera.” Please, keep this date open ‘Brooklyn, | appellate court has affirmed the the furriers and garment workers—| the precidentiat tail. certain that the big hall will be poeta this affair your greates zB Shkbes neing of Anthony Minerich, Na- the Passaic, New Bedford and Fall | taxed to capacity. EA Nias Tsk se whe Th lon of the Md Memes ae River textile strikes. In all of these | oH | Union Issues Leaflets. Fe eee eee ing [hae arte Union, to 4 } fs Cea A | ‘The Bronx section of the Young | pin A! Memperg re 5: h sses, agains sands of leaflets to the silk work-|hold a Section Dance on § | 5 nection against picket- 3 ec, 22, 2 e Rose Gardens, 1347 : ‘ the speed: -up system, wage cuts and ers, calling on every craft in the) Rec, 2%,,2t ,the, Rose Gardsom. ater: | : de ing granted the coal opc -tors last iahuman conditions, the staunch trade to attend. Quotations from|tainment and an excellent jazz band Dortenes wasting tomotkee winte Judge Berson Hough. support of “millions of workers Spanish Workers Dance. } ford will ve held Sunda vA eye q one of the handbills distributed Paes be p.m. at 101 W. 27th St. All m Th peal has been per throughout the country has helped | | ‘The Spanish Fraction of the Work. | 60 4 tna Trving Ble | |give a clear picture of the kind) tne subsection Executive Commit-)must be pregent. | eral months, and the attorney has to carry on the fight. first dance Saturday evening, Dec. 22, Ss ta eee ose of a meeting it will be, After ad-|{ec, will hold an important meeting) Intl, Be. been instructed by the International Workers Respond to Calls. at Harlem Casino, 116th St. ana yiietaaielamenlNy 34 : . ’ dressing itself to the “dye-workers, | ‘°°*” * ek eee nternational Br ection | Labor Defense in charge of the case : Li Ave. c fi for th A good opportunity for Jewish rice nth Mhrtie: ‘ Lom i, 0 at deg o' “The pesnonse to the appeal for | organization ecru ayerrere: and| wo rete ee the rulae wy dees san Latin American Gov “ES | thros ers, finishers, winders, quil- gotta ye rey bayer P ‘com. to immediately appeal to the next Bay ing class solidarity. But |\terestionst affair, please, dot not/ evening, : Prancrs mad 1 0onG reerhboa ami|soon Will the Next War Come” at! 4, -sauestnternational: Labor Degas what happened after these strikes? |4™ange any other affair on that Fe eth ae Anas ina een LUGANO, Dec. 11.—Real devel- Has ia eae ribbon and the" monthly open forum “of the Unit 799 Broadway, New York Sits is The relief committees disappeared. i . niek formance.” Tickets Mn have taken place outside of | hat-band line, the leaflet declares: | Morning International Branch to- Early ducting a wide “Christ- ‘ P 3 hi - day of the performance. Tickets opments have taken place outside - ening ih Se tie av ope g tom: u 3 ‘They were organized on a temporary Working Women's Notice. advance may be gotten at the central) the regular meeting of the League| “1. What has been the outcome eee aatea Union| sagere: All ResuGA Ce HAR TELE aie Drive” to money to de- basis and lost after the issues were | yA, Aglegates’ conference, of New | onsicc ot the Us ag, qth St, iRoom | of Nations Council at Lugano which | of the strike conducted by the As- workers are Invited to attend. discussion. on, “Trataky! the fend *. case and hundreds of oth- over, In the struggles ahead to or-|on. “Organization Among Working |933, or Dhotie Stuyvesant 0570, | indicate that some maneuvers be-| sociated Silk Workers? aicaue escent Members must be present to parti-/|ers, of workers ai dcr on ‘rial ganize the unorganized workers into | Women” will be held tomorrow at 8| 2 ENS Nara tween British and United States ira-| “2. How does the National Tex-! A meeting “ot the executive com: CiPAte. ct ben: for union activities, All we militant trade unions, in the fight |Rnd "and Ave, Game and represent | gna anne vch of, the| Petialism are taking place in Latin) tile Workers’ Union conduct) mittee of Subsection 30 will be hea) Section 2, ak. SS an. are urged to contr against company unions and the | your shop. i 1. Le D. will_-spons dance ana | America. strikes? 2th. St. AN functtonaries of thé | meeting tomorraw ae 6h meee at PAARTE TI bouace injunctions we must be bet- ‘Otlice steerer, Coal rt ores pooe! Behar: ‘at |_. Delegates of Cuba, Chile and| How can we organize the un- zh ° . ae th St, All member: ust*at ussion on ter prepared to meet every call for] ‘The Office Workers’ Union has ar-|§"y,"m, ‘The funds collected at the | Venezuela, represented on the Coun-| organized and build up a powerful| “Section 2 “Daily” “Campaign, eee tts Yr everybody relief, The conflicts with the em-|TiNiday “ever Web, 21, “ate Webster |aance will be donated to the class| cil, have visited Aristand Briand.| industrial union of textile workers? | ,,Section,,2 of the, Workers (Com-) awe. ye, PROBE Ue ras net aS ployers grow sharper every day. | Manor, mpathetle " organizations | Way,Prisoners Admission will be 2°) French foreign minister, secret “4, How did the left wing organ-|sive campaign for the sth anniver-|,,The branch will hold a” special tho 4! Ss. 1c Ds Wepeeeatiees The coming months will see more |#Te asked not to arrange any affair ote cde At the close of the interview, al-| ize and build th y militant |®*"Y, Of, the Dally Worker. Dec. 10/69 s+ Marks Place. All function- rae a Betas Mind fiercer ‘ for that evening. Bedacht at Harlem Forum. es the: Datihe A apres f oe aos, bulld: up) the new militant /'o°17 will) be Dally Worker week for | Stren muse attcine 1 will meet rks Pls pnd fiercer attacks on the hard-won GP Max Bedacht, agitprop ai.| though the Latin Amezican repre-| unions in the mining, needle trades|the entire section. Business meee ne yy nt a. cational meet= | S2Merro ckets “We must build a permanent re-| fraternal organizations: ‘There. will P declared that the purpose o: e. access ing where & representative of the| 2” Will speak on Women's Work lief organization to respond to the |be an Inter-racial Dance on Decem- Rorom,. 143 1 5 sit was to demand closer coopera-| py. ei Daily Worker will speak. 4 8 Newark Y. demands of the working class in |2@f at g!ychaud be rently appre: [at's hm.” Admission 78 eehte. All|tion between the, League of ‘Na. /Fireman Overcome in | ene a wa oid the Young We times of strike-—lockout—and when |that wit conflict with, this one Peace msn ibeenil ana. voce arn Gi BEE) a ee Fighting Blaze, Dead | the Young Workers (Communist) | 4 mening ar ait y Were Workers 5. * terrible catastrophes happen, like $ Le enh es with these governments. Seok veague Je 4 st. | (Communist) League members in the 2 “3 e : » Women Theatre Party, eee : | home of oldberg, 152 72nd St.. ane : : 50 cents inc flood or famine. The New York Working Women's| pyo"annual ainbow Tall of the The representatives stated that) Henry Schuman, a fireman at-|every Sunday ‘at 1:30 p.m. Thosé | PUding trades will be held Saturday | cup to the Young. W “Steps have already been taken to | Federation will have a theatre party |;eague for Mutual Ald will be held| their representation on the council! tached to Engine Company 271,| Wishing to Join should communicate |3§ tnfon Square orkers Center.) months. All sympathetic reli : at the Provincetown ‘Theatre, 183! pec. aist at Beethoven Hall, 210 E.| .4° ane ee ea ; oe y «<(s/with the above address at once, Square. tions are asked not to a m a permanent relief body. The | McDougal St., Saturday evening. Dec. | should be considered fro:a the point Brooklyn, died of smoke poisoning . . * At aed fairs on the 8: t Tiiners’ Relief Committee and all |2% presenting Upton Sinclair's “'Sing- eek of view of the role the Latin Amer- yesterday in the Wykoff Heights| | Vnit 6F Election Discussion. | A regular, meeting of FD1, ss 2¢| US Make this a ew edge i ing Jailbirds.” All the proceeds will “Lecture in Bronx eee unis Wh day tee Fe Been aeee Taile| The lessons of our last election! win young eee, Of FDI. other existing temporary committees |-o’ to the building up of the V The wwe of the) an countrie ill p in the Hospital. e was overcome while} campaign will be discussed a Union 8¢ H rete have become part of the Workers’|men’s Federation. Tickets can be will hear a lectu n Mendel-| tur They indicated that should fighting a fire at a cooperage and|6F today at 6:30 p.m WEL MAS ee A 4, International, Relief. Workers’ In- | °Pt#ined at 26-28 Dnion Square. s oratorio “Walpurgis Nacht” at they receive the support of the| carpenter shop at Evergreen Ave.| Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn. 1 Bsr ae ternational Relief has been in exist- Women’s Council 8. 2 Boston, Road, the Bronx Work| League, the Latin American coun-| and Forrest St., Brooklyn. of the Workers Library Eublishers.| section S°ctto™, Bamees rae ; ence for some years and is an inter-|,,Womens Council $ has arranged a} (Urey, und will speak in Yiddish. | tries would in turn offer their sup- = JAN members of the unit must bel munist) Party will celebrate the es-| tion aD. national organization with branches |p. m. at_ 1287 Washington Ave : Nagas kl port to Britain and France. CHANNEL TUNNEL PROJECTED | "*** ee ‘pe oe le we ee ere dan industrial in the leading countries of the world, | Bronx. 8. Leroy will speak on, “W. A Negro entertainment and dance| Briand and Chamberlain.are r IDON, De JP).— A + Br. 1. Section 1. Years Eve with a concert and dé tonight 5 clock ah) eee men and Workers’ Education.” All 2 cai? ;,|. LONDON, Dec. 10 (UP).—The| he branch will meet tonight at St. All members are urged The Shop Delegate Executive Com-|interested ly wathere: education ave has been ar regen by accom e ported to be “surprised” at this long discussed prdject of ‘& tunnel| so ede etre n a an faybreak. All Bronx, workers|to bring their union books * i ; ne Workers (Commur arty a 3 F slid iscussed 0 St. Marks Place € ed. mittee elected by the last Shop Detee ent teae AU meaton iy ere: 6 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, for inva, (Put Bs: . Bensrelly pelieved under the English Channel connect- HOECEE AO Rate ae ty ar 4 fis watgraye Am Miners pales Ing at Workers Center. pUNdag Jes. 338 cha tntargetlne Shee a Geviig spd dee the hop: ing England with France has been} Max Bedacht, national agitprop| An eqgn Y Section ou pe) For Any Kind of Insurance” has also endorsed the W. I. R. In| Every Saturday night there will : ait Dy . yes ar king df * brought to a definite head with the |“irector of the Workers (Commu-|neid by Branch 6, Seetion §° i. . crder to do our work as part ofthe |j¢ ,Uncine at the Workers Center | preinest Symphony Orchestra, | port of British imperialism. Closer Reanian a nae report | st? Party, will, speak, on “The 80-| Workers (Communist), Party tonight | ence will be held Thursday, Dec. 20, |for"tne dancing are assured. of a | Southern Blvd., near Freeman GuiG iesa ot im. ald, the! Gooner: chairmar of the imperial defense | cents” ai] party members and work anon ON, conver Eel’ to South ; is Bryant Hall, 42nd St, and Sixth | good time. ee cee PRU A Hn al the Sohili a takcicaal puppets Committee. The report estimated the | ers urged to attend. Sinise cee ee Se, Felephone Murray Hilt 5 Ave. right after work, at 6 p. m. A | I. L. D. German Branch 43. x Davbcas vent “| cost of the project at about $950,- Be aca athe: i ie 7 East 42nd Street, New, "York | Blacklist. Militants. For the first tine In New. York, |The, next monthly meeting wi with the British imperialists. 600,000. Six years would be con-| comrager who’ have icined the| 4 jo2f Aud, fF Section a “Thousands of militant miners |the Freiheit Singing Society wili|held tomorrow. A, lecture, on i At the meeting of the council it’ sumed in construction and it would |Party during the last year are to| 4s of Section Ge wilt tone pine and textile workers have been black- | butsig niches with a cormtorion Wal hastueea rranged for. All German- | was admitted that ‘hp agreement be- be necessary to employ 50,000 men. join the, class In Fundamentals of | ake COMRADES pat thei ctrke eceietge The eildron {He gesesys will take-piace 'Sequr:[tend te imporiagt mecting. "| S004 "naval questions seemed) "P" CaDVtal_cowld be raised priv-) tonight at ine Workers Sehcol Se: seat SCIENTIFIC their strike activity. e children | gay, Dec, 29, at Carnegie Hall, 57th Lapin 0 r CRE. aE ANON AOS operative Branch, >. m. root : , Dec, 29, at C , : : rae eieants | : nex ng of the branch will be id need food and clothes, Winter is} st. and 7th Ave, Tickets can be got-| ,., Brownsville I. 1. D. Meet. | | likely and it was suggested that the) CAPITALIST TOOL DEAD an educational one. The subject will Baker's Local 164 | VEGETARIAN h k d de- |ten at the Freiheit office, 30 Union Sestersid ae +p ‘ disarmament conference scheduled! ,, ~, i |be “The Results and Significance of | Meets IstSaturday |} 4 é here and there is sickness and de- | (7) L. D, will hold a special membership : GHIGAGO, ‘Dec. d1 (UP).—Prof: | 2, rect wecton i in the month st x rand for medical care. Our imme- |" es Sob % meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 154/ for March 1 be postponed to avoid 1504 stechom, who was recognized ast Blection Campaign. Dora ea | RESTAURANT he ; alt | ville) dkawee: Watkins St. Norman ‘allentyre, as-| , i iasco. yd Mechem, whi enizi Broot, Yl diate task is to send relief to the! one prownsvilies Workers Youth |sistant national secretary. of the 1,|% 00 evident fiasco theatighoné the werltad an anthiee] | gai % Tate aut ae es gee 1604-6 Madison Ave. children of these workers and to/center will hold its first dance Sat- L. D. will attend. | as lity on laws governing partnerships, |be present for the Party discussion | Union Lubel Bread ! Between 107th & 108th Sts, Ratan gens eben Peaeakelie | Gabor: peau a9 Knitgoods Culture Club, B pe See eat tt ign died today of bronchial pneumonia. | tonight at ba phe th Bt - “Every shop should be repre-| sackman St., Brooklyn. oe Bh ae cond of ee Dally Worker } hits osm VCR eral ah = Ee s is conference. Hold a Ron ae SURE SY Teas Mm OOSEDUFEROMMUONa | tate he following sport will be held ‘Tuesday, Dec. 18, at the sere peri fab. Euoridalepatee! Williamsburgh I. L. D. Meet. Deehty AE Jen tap nde Cui huse cine thee. ent Bankatiaat prasti HE abor Temple, 2nd Ave. and al Health Food shop meeting—e! Bi *| The Williamsburgh branch of the|at the Labor Temple, 14th St. an s ee Juliet Stuart Poyntz, as well as © a 5 * i; r Jock. Work C ||| Local 174, A.M.C.& B.W. of If you cannot have a special meet-| International Labor Defense will Second Ave. tonight at 8 o'clock. ‘other prominent speakers, will ad-| orkers ‘ooperative Peredlke: ant Eupadadartar Vegetarian ing for the purpose of electing dele- | Nev’ i, at se Manhattan Ave. Brook: Council 21 Lecture, Sede cuinkelpiein ac. eee aero cd Clothiers, Inc. |] never fempie, 248, E. with: se. Restaurant gates, send a committee of two or/lyn at 8 p.m. All members must rere agen oneaticcs wait pepees hapa 0 p. m, All are welcome. Newark I. L. D. Meeting. y . Pictias bl eres tal RE 4 ira three to act as delegates with the Br Sennen Sympathisere ate int | ere eee Nerteand Ave. Brock: ENGR ali sper rains ms vening the aways branch ‘rind Ganses Se TAL BL 1600 MADISON AVE. consent of other -workers in your | . Shier se lyn, under the auspices of’ Council | An crgeniseon call new ween’ ia-| on . 1. D. and the Employment. Bureau open every Phone: University 5365 s york i an- Courme: Given 83 Jeraey, Ofte, 21 near king, women in the nelgh- | ..1ed to ail umbrella and handle work- | in rican Labor Movement. aa iy adel npg A course in English for workers|Porhood are jnvited. | |ers of New York City for.a meeting | All are ed to attend. = cole wt rank De Athy Ary oer ec meee iswta wok 00D cae Jat’ the Peopte's House, 7B. 15th ! Means o || For Good Wholesome Foud ‘Remember Thursday evening, | sunday at 10 a. m. S. Leroy will be|D. branch ‘will be held tomorrow | }it@l, importance of | all 4 t! announces the following pro- | Union—Local 8 : Dec. 20, at 6 p. m., at Bryant Hall, | the instructor. § [evening at 8 o'clock at 85 EB. Second he a am for this week: Friday, at 108 | RATNER S d Sixth A ight aft Oa ag Madi cages wade nao 1 Temple Poetry Fo} [ith St., rooms 402-403, at 7 -p..m.: | Affiliated with the A. F. of lk Sie aa rac it celle det Sanaa ar Welcome for Freed Workers. Bina, Dr. Harendranath Maitra will lec-| Intermediate class meeting; at 8 15 B. ard St. New York Datey and Vegetarian Besta ork.” A reception to welcome the 22 anti- Unity Cooperative Ball. ture on Hindu poetry tomorrow eve-/m.: Beginners’ class meeting; at 8| Meets each Ist and 3rd Thursday of bg c fasta : [imperialist demonstrators released|, A concert and ball will be given | nine ne Labor. Temple, also. four |p. m., Important meeting of all mem- |! SUITS MADE TO ORDER each month at 7 P. M. at Manhattan 103 SECOND AVE. HSE eel ab ig ag ot A hela thy. Sa dice San TOeRLE ee eats Other well-known poets.’ All invited. |bers.” On Sunday at the Young De sich oe “Hl toate hekashet ath Four Union || H. L, HARMATZ, Prop, ry tonight at 8 o'clock in Manhattan |tion of its first anniversary on Sat- iP gala Gere Club -at°8 "py; ms the Inter- ’ inddow ers, onion! . . Volunteer D: Police | geeum, cipalied lara plat tenga Geran oye town 4 : Pe Office Workers, Attention! leanne class meets for reading and READY MADE SUITS. Self-Service Cafeteria a der the auspices of the New York |Garden, ‘75 HB, 116 ussian| 4 mass meeting of office workers discussion in Esperanto. ‘ 115 SECOND AVE. Near 7th St, : r. ho ‘00k | fui of the International Labor |balalaika orchestra and a noted’Rus-| “ Fa bled | Suh { pe ee a be Defense, the Young Workers League |sian dancer will be on, the program. | 7 eae pi a Quality—Full Value Hotel and Renear ere BAKING OND ON PREMISES em or ANS StELS | and the All-America Anti-Imperialist | | 276 Branch of the Amalgamat Tel: Dry Lock 1208; Urehard 430 + | League, Frethelt Sport Club. 872 BROADWAY, NDS: y fake Lea tie ee Gol i $2) eine A general meeting of the Freiheit i Food Workers Defense Conference. Sport Club will be held Friday, § Cor. 18th St.—Tel. Algonquin 2223 |||} 123 W. Sint St. CHICAGO, Dec. 10-—A volunteer | conference of representatives of |p, m., at the club rooms, 230 EL bth TF BUSINESS MEETINGS) posse of business men and militia- aabou Pet es 30" Commas | Si pepe ginen reports will be read | cree ees ae = held on the first Monday of the ‘or. eG i é men ‘off duty from Chicago Heights | textile strikers on trial in New Bed-| ‘The following days will be de- | Pcl pe a a OS patrolling the roads for violators of | S. PLOTKA ne Fight the Common the prohibition act and looking for | JEWELER Office Open from 9 a, m. to 6 p. m. R i i esta the assassins of LeRoy Gilbert, gh NRA _and ain ‘estaurant { chief of police of Chicago Heights, Neaw HMMAa AVE, Brome: yy. 1763 Southers Biv Breas, x. shot and killed Thomas Scanlon, a I a ! P ip Phone Olin line 5489 re Right Subway jon n * tors, pat your local ii i 4 typesetter in a local newspaper of- Car é! ear y é! RESS, INC. coperntorn,, patronize 7 oc Advertise your union meetings fice. 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