The Daily Worker Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 5

parry American Negro Labor Congress Calls H Harlem Meetis Vo oting oe re WILL DENOUNCE MURDER OF TWO IN MISSISSIPPI Many Good Speakers to Address Workers The Harlem Local of the Amer- ican Negro Labor Congress has is- sued a call for a mass meeting of Negro and white workers for Thurs- day evening, January 10, at St. Luke’s Hall, 125 W, 130th St. The meeting is called for the purpose of protesting the brutal lynchings of two Negro workers which oc- curred a few days ago in the state of Mississippi. At this meeting the A. N. L. C. rill make public its plan of pro- acting Negro workers against these barbarities by means of workers’ inter-racial defense committees, ete, Against Police Brutality. At the meeting energetic _ pro- test will be made not only against the Mississippi lynchings, ‘but against the wave of police brutal- ity against Negro workers which has shown itself in cities like Chi-| cago, where # 16-year-old Negro) youth was ricdled by 200 police-| men armed with machine guns, gas | bombs and other paraphernalia of | war, The Harlem meeting comes short- ly after the cynical approval by | Governor Bilba of the lynchings, when he stated to the press that he had “neither time nor money” to investigate any lynching in which 2,000 people had participated. Bilba’s Class Lynchers. For Governor Bilba of Missis- | sippi, 2,000 lynchers means 2,000 plantation owners and small town business men. It means the ruling class of the state, if we remember that’the big business interests of the cities are ready and wélling for lynehings to be committed, in order to keep alive the divisions between Negro and white workers by this, s wutal stimulation of race lice. But for the Negro workers, 2,000 lynchers means 2,000 exploiters of both white and Negro si against which both white and N egro work- evs must fight. Gocd Speakers. preju- All are invited to the meeting, | Thursday evening, 125 W. 130th St. The meeting will be addressed by the following speakers: Robert Minor, editor Daily Worker; Wil- liana J, Burroughs, of the Browns- ville Lecal, A. N. L. C..and Karl eves, editor Labor Defender, and Richard B. Mocre, national *organ- Edward Welsh will act as U.S, Still Has Tax Tilegally Collected Haifa Century Ago} WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—The reasury today started a fight | prevent states from sueing the gov- ernment for $200,000,000 for direct | taxes collected in 1866, 1867 and 1868. Every state, except Oklahoma and North Dakota, is interested in the matter, which is now before the House ways and means committee. Hearings were held on the bill to- day. The case is an old one. In the years directly following the civil war the government iiposed direct taxes on manufacturers and raw materials, and states now claim this was in direct violation of the constitution, DEATH FOR OPERATION. CHICAGO, Jan. 4 (UP).—One of the few doctors in history to be sentenced to the electric chair for performing an illegal operation which resulted in the patient’s death is on trial in Chicago today. DANCING NEWEST STEPS poise, balance, lead, follow in cvonfl- dence, quickly, finest teachers, guar- anteed to teach you correctly waltz, fox trot, collegiate, Peabo gentine tango, given in cooms, without. appointmen: indi- vidual lessons, $1; open 10 A. M. to 1 P. M,; also Sundays; special course wr beginners. VALENCIA DANCING FUDIOS, 108 W. 74th S81 oo USquehanna 0629. COOPERATORS! PATRONIZE E. KARO Your Nearest Sta jopery Store Cigars — Cigarettes — Candy 649 ALLERTON AVE.,, Cor. Barker, BRONX, N. Y. Tel. OLinville 9681-2 — 9791-2 Workers Cooperative Clothiers, Inc. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. READY MADRE SUITS. Quality—Full Value 872 BROADWAY, N.Y. Cor 18th St.—Tel. Algonquin 2223 Mussolini Looks Over His y Benito Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, hes h tions for himself, and in the interests of big capital has lature, filling it merely with creatures of his ow2, cho: any candidate to run against them. Here he id photogray EKER MW YOR, BONDAYV, TAN 192 @ PEDRO ORGANIZE IN STRONG UNION Foreed to Starve or | Beg; Then Jail (Special to the Daily Worker) SAN PEDRO, Jan. 6.—Those who | remember the San Pedro of 1924 when, during the seamen’s strike hundreds of dungaree-clad workers fought valiantly against the might of the ship owners association and il six hundred « ‘darity, will se model marched to j singing of s recognize the A town it is today. forces of ing the past h of- Marine Ser- Owner tention mown as the h it wes death for deen lee employment Fraternal Organizations | Office Workers. | The Office Workers’ Umon has ar- Architectural Iron Workers. A general membership meeti ranged a dance for Washington's] the union will bet my a c s e unio: Nl be held tomorrow at | birthday eve, Feb. Webster! s p,m. at the Rand School, 7 ©. Manor. Sympathe anizations | 45th St. A report on the outcome of are Baked not to a e any affair| the elections recently held w be To that evening... ©. . | given, AN members are urged to) + < gkomen Theatre Party. povkanc: ae Se A good opportunity for Jewish thet | workers to see the regular week-end| ,. | Fretheit LOLS {play in the Schwartz Art Thes Freiheit Sport Club. has ar-| 14th St. and Ave. on ranged a d e Pp. m., | evening, Fe! p if| at its club r a, tickets e The | ¢xcellent jaz full price will be ch the | tor ‘the, evening day of the performance i jiwdvance may be gotten at tip ch office of the United Couneil of Work- | 1 deliver 9 st ing eres n, 80 Room Rs Mant les ; However, life for the seaman “on | pecor Dhone Stukvers | mn ee fone : . ie ity the beach” in San Pedro, is made Negro Entertainment, Dance. m and’ Personal Life.’ ‘The of the Communit Inter ‘ationa e pleasant by certain so-called AN entertainment and dance will be: ‘Sex |Teservations to tho decisions of the | friends of the worker. When one be- has b ‘anged by ction 6 of} i Health and | World Congress ef the Comintern eo) tired of sitting in the “fink | the Workers (Communis the Radicals; se and the Radi-|/must be «dropped immediately. The pean. aes a * Manhattan Ave cals and Rad Child- pbringing.” |. stihioll f the World ‘Cori halls,” which one must do in order An ine Lectures will begin at $:30 p,m, |instruetions of the World Congress |) be on hand for jobs, one can go is being repared. i * Fretheit §: joes The next rehea eee | ony Orchestra, Negra Champion Dapee. | at of the’orchestra, ‘ will be held to’ y evi ied out. T lati f ity | A A fee Negro Champion and the| at 1293 Southein Bivd. near Bros mmaaey hel ees & me ing at the disposal of, and main- American Nesro Labor Congtess will man St. station. Arnold” Powell. 1s| pearly | tained for seamen, “active in their es aot a} Sates and ent ting a class in theory. Any/democracy, the general proletarian- | caling, sober in their habits and} Mate cate cade Veh ae re playing an instrument tion of the party and all its/ aes A ” | sient aba anked. ict ns r mmunicate with the direc- leading organs, Leninist. dis folie: honest in their ways. } F sked to observe ee eae H. Alterman, 841 Jen- |e d e as, self. ti fa This institution is presided over s St, Bronx, nd merciless self-criticism. ! ve iar er ; n | ., by a mild-mannered and soft-voiced, Metrg | Workers 8 ad League. ~ " “4, The Detroit membership | pYaty man, whose only god, it seems, he Metropolitan orkers Socey i i 7. J es) Leaghe. will hold @ ballon senaacet| Divoree Revives Tale mecting states that in the present|i. the great American dollar. A free | t the L: 1 Garde: *. | Vi s{ | .: 2 3 5 a | ar brawnneeonecata’ a of Prince’s Murders pre-con vention pariad the Bhat reading room is provided in which arrange any wcontlicting dates. i; eaReing BOTY HSCUSSION | are two shelves of books, most of jis necessary, but that the decisions Shieh! myer Rohoole text ae k j | Harlem Organizations! BOMBAY, India, Jan. 4.<Mum- of the incoming pariy convention |" Foss yi The Harlem Youth Center that will |taz Begum has been divorced by her | open within two weeks in its new.| ie) headquarters at 2H. 110th’ St, will | ih husband, at orders from his! nt out rooms on weekly, monthly |father. She is a dancing girl, for- or daily b is for prices ‘that will /merly a slave of the Maharajah of suit every working class organiza |7 on. Fer more information apply to|Indore. Her elopment from his E. Hisman, 1271 Hoe Aye, Bronx, | court resulted in seyeral murders by | the Meharajah, who lived in luxury , jon extortionate taxes collected for * * * Sacco-Vanzetti 1. L. D. An important meeting of | jbranch will be held today at him by the support of the British Boston Road. A s' | army. _ Public opinion rose so high ¢ the British thot it best to kick the Maharajah out of his throne, and : put in another of his family. he D, pal Seba branch I. L. D. will] tant meeting tomorrow| Race Card Seller 1H; at the Workers Center, ing will be followed by on on “Labor Defense in| ae ae} * { Bath Beach 1. Bath Beach hold an im m at 48 Bay 28th St. All members are i H ( Hee anaes King Is Discouraged gate vege Wor Council Lectures. eoptan Council 8. of the United Councits| LONDON, Jan. 6—The king is of the Working Women will be ad-| restless zgain today, because of resse: y¥ Kate Gitlow today | new: thi ite 7 ni at 8:30 p.m. at 1471 Washington | Joy a Sha his favorite race-card ve Bronx The guien etn leller, a woman. known as “Old “Women and 0; nization,” | Kate,” has fallen ill. The king is A gee |a great gambler with the liberal salary provided him fr: exploi- tation of Britain’s starving ¥ and while able ta do so, teok more interest in betting cn horses than in any other sport. Kate Gitlow will of Harlem at 143 BE Children address Council tomorrow, 8:30 p. m., 103rd St. on “Women and Under the Soyiet Govern- Cait 2 | Kate +Gitlow will address Council 15—Gooperative ewish National Fer- | band—Wednesday, 8:30 p. m., at their | auditorium, 2771 Williamsbridge Rd., on “Women and Organization.” | * * * ‘Working women and men of the} neighborhood are inyited to attend | these lectures. FURNISHED ROOM large, airy, $8 per week; board op-| tional, also small room $6 per week with co-operative kitchen, 24 Clark- DR. L. HENDIN SURGEON DENTIST 853 Broadway, Cor. lth St. MODERATE PRICES Room 1207-8 Algonquin Gs7t | | Or. ABRAHAM MARKOF‘é | SURGEON DENTIST es., Th son Street. Walker 8699, Reg ure & Sat . to 1 pom HONK FOK 1NTMENY Unity Co-operators Patrani: SAM LESSER Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor 1818 .- 7th Ave. New York Between 110th and 111th Next to Unity Co-operative loth STREKT DR: J. MINDEL SURGEON DENTIST 1 UNION SQUARE Room 808—Phone, Algonquin 8183 Not connected wit! ; “> RBBB louse S. PLOTKA JEWELER 737 ALLERTON AVENUE Near Holland ronx, N. ¥. hone Olinvitie 6480 Cooperators, p: AMATED local ee ORKERS awe We carry a fat ti ie of watches, Baker's Local 164 clocks and jewelry Fhe ah ear — in the mon! ath | ew ve a a : id ronx, N. ¥. MARY WOLFE Lent 01 | STUDENT, OF THR. B pAMROSCH Unipe Label Bread |) CONSBRVA = PIANO LESSONS 248 Bros Pa Park Enst Near Co-operative Colony. a Telephone E: STABROOK ey Special rates to students from the Co-operative Hause, Advertise your union meetings here. For ‘nformation write to The DAILY WORKER Adve.tising Dept. 26-28 Union 3q., New York City 1} Puletiles \- Hotel and Restaurant Workers Branch Gd, the Amalgamated ‘ood Worker: 123 W. Sint St, Phone Circle 7336 BUSINESS MEETING: ‘No-Tip Barber Shops 26-28 UNION SQUARE ld on the ff jonday of the (1 flight up) 1a as a ise 2700 BKONX PARK BAST wide bmcweett Ls Fiat the sit en im Oa. m. to p.m. itself to the Majority must be car- must be cor after the party convent! of the party must bh out reservation; ard the party uaticn. on the basis of the unq Communist Int in effect a blacklist ned to bar from empl all workers who do not silently cefully accept the miserable ing conditions In case any worker is not influ- by the “fink halls” and the and determines to raise in protest, he need only to the largest building in town, y with the barred win- 1 on the topmost floor, to remind himself that such action is not to be. Tigl t Right Danger nd Trotskyism aed need fron Page One n of all as of Institute. n and must the Minority must subordinate to the (Institute). This is a large build- Seamen’s Church “Prostitute” books for children. The intelligence of the workers is not placed at a very high level by these “saviors.” One is requested not to smoke while ing. There is also a free writing room, but one is allowed only two sheets of paper, There is a pool} t ated by the Elks Club, the| use of which costs thirty cents per hour. idered as final, and that 1 ola Excavations Reveal David’s City of Zion tal Com- ne fac- will JE: LEM, Jan. 4 (UP)— Excavations lasting more than 60 ars have revealed a city which archeological experts believe to be ng David's city of Zion. ef the irect From Moscow Manhattan Opera House ISADORA Company of 20, with IRMA DUNCAN 3 ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCES Saturday Afternoon, January 12th Children’s Performance—Prices 7ic—$1.50 Saturday Evening, January 12th _ Sunday Evening, January 13th BY POPULAR REQUEST *° SUPPORTED BY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “ Tickets Now at Box Office. Popular Prices DAILY WORKER, 26-28 Union Square, Room 201 rage Five ‘SEAMEN IN SAN Workers Party Activities To AU Party Members. their regular meeti Unit meetings will be held during} day iF the week of January 7 to 19 for the ts €lection of delegates to th fon | ne: Convention, All Party embers | noc should take note and be present on| Th Morning time to partici in discussion and | m hop Nucleus election, and Sih Fon eee summary e the Night Workers. {whet Barty ; Rotlenelthe Pre-convention discussion and elec-| election of delegates and new execu- tion of delegates to the section con- tive committee will take place. yention will take place Wednesday members e present with the 30 sharp, at 26 Union| membership cards nce of all members is . Y. ¥.W.L. Dance, cls N. Y. section of the! 6:3 Young Workers (Communist) League its first nee on ry at the York rs Center, 313 Hinsdale Street hel tak You are rea entertainment and All work- will be ellent jazz band. invited to attend. Lenin Memorial Meet Meeting will be arden Sat- All Party | voted to the s din urday evening, ind sympathetic organizations please Lenin ing Jan. 19, ady at the district offic note, ested not to arrange | any contlictin Phe Lenin Memorial Meet year will be! ¢ r them at a powerful de ation against ; the imperialist war and for the de- | fense of the Soviet Union. ONL claveettnes Ploncer Basketball Team, on Thursda t 6 p, m.,| The Young Pioneers of District 2 4 th St. Con must heve formed a basketball team a challenge all junior teams to games. All who wish to arrange contests Le should communicate with the Young 4 Unit, will Pioneers of America, 26-28 Union t tonight at 8 0 t the Hun- Square, an Workers } 3 ; Dea * harfenbe ittee Conference. i the Right rict Committee of are welcome, (Communist) Party, ho onference for Jan. m, at the Workers Cen 3c n Square t 6 + cod > majority minority theses will be discussed it Negro org 4} loyal flunke jfor the I | case. ng Against Lynchers, Thu ysday Saeco-Vanzetii Case to Be Reopened Continued from Page One cials are behind the efforts to rail- was not until two that criminal content to f his s and his successor as Allen, ame open-shop bosses faithfully. road Canter. It days after his arrest Canter zed with libel. wa Fuller himself seems leave the case in the hands governor, Frank G, who is a tool of the s: whom Fuller served so Having set the machinery in motion the millionaire nor is now preparing to leave for Europe. His plans have, however, cropper as a result of the act of the International Labor Defense, ¢ The ex- subpoenaed by which is defending governor has bee the defense to app witness and he will be compelled to postpone his European tour. Harry Hoffman, who in charge of the New ford strike cases L. D., is also handling this Plan National Movement. un s treed €0| Delagates to the section. chveation| attend th conference present section convention! The International Labor Defense, % ae aa * . |with the support of the Workers The cane Xoueh BENE voutn | Iaternational Branch, Section 1, | (Communist) Party, is planning to Center Will be ‘celebrated with a| A meeting of International Branch, | make a national issue of this case grand concert and ball on Saturday | ection 1, w he she on Wednesday, are Bien’ tle entire’ Seeree evening at the Harlem Youth Center, | Jn. 9, at 7 p.m. sharp at the Man: | and 0. Teope le » 2 110th § em of | Béettan L: eum, 66 _ Fourth St. Vanzetti case A number of Sacco- all tints HE win sent in mlewates trees |Vanzetti witnesses, who did not pte Other organizations please | section convention and. new fune-|testify at the trial, but who did observe date. | tonaties ‘will be elected. Members |testify before Governor Fuller and ied, are urged to come on time. bsection 3B will meet today at . * ° were ignored, will be put on the participate in discus- Import Unit Meets. stand to prove the truth of the ‘Beoplenis Two ou Important unit meetin will be | charge that Fuller is a murderer. enting the ma held today as follo {Among the witnes: will be Frank to Unit special meeting tomorrow, 6:30 2a 0 St. Marks Pl, for a Pa | ssion with District representatives | * 6:30 | of both sides present. All members | , G:80 must attend. | } 8:30 * Unit 2B, sub-section 2c. Section 4, Unit 3, §:30 p. m, 143 Unit 2C will meet | HE. 108rd 6:30 p.m. at 108 B, 1th Branch 4, 8:30 p, m., 1 Preconventlon discussion Wilkins Ave., Bronx Sige 6, 3F, 6:30 p. m., 46 Ter Branch 4, Section 5. Brogklyn Be h. 4 Section 5, will_meet yok St., Br 2 A special meeting of Unit 2, Sec- tio at 1330 Wilkins Ave. Diseu sion of convention theses will place. Unit 3F, Subsection Representatives from district will be] 4 gicoucaio, : present, Election of delegates to] c “p@igeussion on the theses section conference. and election of alee Ma oe Wek rity, will address| Section 1, es will be voted | the district convention. 28, 6:30 7 a0 DP. m., inits fw orkers Genter, Room ‘Section 1. on 1 will hold a 1330 Wilkine| at 8p. m hattan A Ave., Bronx. Discussion on conven-| Section 7, Unit 3, 8 p. m., 764 40th tion’ problems will be continued, and|St., Brooklyn. | delegates will be elected to the | Section 8, 1F, 8 p. m., 154 Watki tion conference and executive com-!St. Brooklyn. ‘21, 8 p.'m., 313 Hins- | mittee of the branch. dale St., Brook! Me eet © Section 9, p. m., Turn Hall, | Unit 2, Section 5. L. ayton Ave, 8 p.m. 160 Mercer St. n 5 will be held tomorrow, 8p. m., of delegates to the section con the executive committed of the unit] ence will be held at the wmootine of will follow. Unit SF, Subsection 2A, ‘Thursday at r 6p. m., at 26-28 Union Square, 4th Br: floor i 3 : prance ath 2: floor (Workers Center). the theses of the Majori —— tio sides participate will be held. Hlection of delegates to the conven- tion will take place. All members| must attend and be on time. | ga Me All units of meeting al S Comrade » "3 a wit take place. Come on time, Francis Pilat ceo $0 will meet MIDWIFE .m. at 101 W. 27th 351 E. 77th St., New York, N. Y. 3 ion in which bath will Section 1 Notice. {CENTRAL ection 1 will meet on, {- BUSINESS SCHOOL —Bookkeeping —Stenography —T ypewriting Individual Instruction CLASS LIMITED 108 E, 14th STREET CO-OPERATIVE Dental Clinic 2700 Bronx Park Hast | Apt C. 1. TEL. ESTABROOK 0568. DR. I, STAMLER Surgeon-Dentist DIRECTOR OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs, from 10 to 8 P. M. Saturday aad Sunday from 10 to MASS PROTEST AGAINST PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW IMPERIALIST WAR at the fourth annual LENIN MEMORIAL MEETING at Madison Square Garden Saturday, January 19, 1929 SPEAKERS JAY LOVESTONE Executive Secretary Workers (Communist) Party WILLIAM Z. FOSTER Communist Candidate for President and others Revolutionary Feature Program JASCHA FISCHERMANN, Russian Pianist Selections “1905" — “1917" — “Insurrection.” Soviet Sports Spectacle—Labor Sports Union FREIHEIT GESANGE VEREIN ai _ Tickets on Sale at Workers (Communist) Party Headquarters 28-28 Unlon Square ADMISSION: Balcony, 50¢e —Arena and Orchestra, $1.00 Silva, who has con ed to taking part in the Bridgewater holdup for |which Vanzetti was sentenced to 15 years, and Big Chief Mede who 956 /helped plan the Bridgewater. holdup. Arrangements are being made by the International Labor Defense to secure attorneys of national promi- nence to defend Canter., The sup- 330}port of all class-conscious workers is urged. ey ‘i Any Kind of Insurance” (CARL BRODSKY Telephone Murray Hill 5556 7 East 42nd Street, New York Health Food Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 MADISON AVE. Phone: University 5365 Rational Vegetarian Restaurant i9. SECOND AVE. Bet. 12th and 13th Sts, Strictly Vegetarian Food. All Comrades Meet at BRONSTEIN’S VEGETARIAN HEALTH RESTAURANT 658 Claremont P’kway Bronx Phone Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES A place with atmosphere where all radicals meet, 302 E. 12th ST. NEW YORK bogs so EAT SCIENTIFIC VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT 1604-6 Madison Ave. Between 107th & 108th Sts, MEET YOUR FRIENDS at Messinger’s Vegetarian and Dairy Restaurant 1763 Southern Blvd., Bronx, N. ¥. Right Off 174th St. Subway Station For a Real Oriental Cooked Meal VISIT THE INTERNATIONAL PROGRESSIVE CENTER 101 WEST 28TH STREET (Corner 6th Ave.) RESTAURANT, CAFETERIA RECREATION ROOM Open from 10 a. m, to 12 p, m Comrades, Patronize The Triangle Dairy Restaurant 1379 Intervale Avenue BRONX WE ALL MEET at the | NEW WAY CAFETERIA 101 WEST 27th STREET NEW YORK