The Daily Worker Newspaper, February 18, 1929, Page 5

_DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1929 five contractor Gives School Board Grounds to Issu for Her OSSES FIRED e Mother of Five Begs Food for Children; No Prosperity ‘SUSPECT JAPAN Workers Party Ac e Injunction Against School Strike tivities REFORMISTS IN Daily Worker Dance, Section 7. {benefit of young. dress, strikers will A dance-for the benefit of the be given by 1 wn Unit J Daily Worker will be given by Sec-| Harlem Unit 1 of the Youn ‘tion’ 7, Washington's birthday, Fri- ers (Communist) League, § day night, Feb, 22, Finnish Hall, 764)". 110th St. ELECTRIC JOB lame Broach’s Policy for Board’s Chance OF SHANTUNG ,8,000 Chinese Soldiers ‘Rebel, Occupy Chefoo | 40th St. oe Me Subsection 3B Social. Subsection 3B will hold. a .socia for the benefit of the Daily Worker Amalgamated Food Workers Hall, W, bist St, Saturday. se 8 Harlem Y. W. L. Dance, The Harlem unit, Young Workers at 133 LABOR SPORTS TEXTILE LABOR Strike Spreads Altho Yellows Compromise ‘ t Li x vill hold tertal e A move has been made to institute CHEFOO, China, Feb. 17.—-Some |seaetshee Saturday: Units are asked | - (Wireless by “Inprecorr”) strike breaking injunction against 3,000 Kuomintang soldiers, who re-|t® cooperate. _ The results of yesterday’s games| PRAGUE, Feb. 17—The reform- > building trades workers who volted several weeks ago in a Shan-| fast New York ¥. W. L. in the Metropolitan Workers Soccer | jst leaders have completed the »be> ve tied up the work on five Brook- tung town near here, supposedly abe The Hast New York unit of the League v of the + Bohemia textile 1 school buildings because the| der the leadership of the old anti-| ¥; W.,2, will hold a “Bulla the Dally! Division A: Fordham 1, Hungar-| workers, Negotiat ard of education gave a $75,000, Nanking militarist, Chang Tsung-|s:30 p,m, 313 Hinsdale St. “lian 0, referee—Goldenberg; Rob|employers and the reformists atract to the scab Equitable Elec-! ‘chang, have captured this city, and * » be Roy 8, Martians 1, referee—Zimme nded with a compromise offering © Company to do the electrical| é defeated Nanking forces sent against | |. Ai 7 Serta cena tor tne | @0- to pay the workers three install- , Mntertainment and dance for the : ; ; j es inganelt i atk | sce MeN none them, funds of the Daily Worker and Span- Division B: Prospect Unity 13,] ments of relief for high prices at a : mea Briere RL a Mrs. Mary Gibbons, $66 Bridge St. New York, a nd three of her five children, which under capitalist Pei tt hela Ae rae by Section we Belday Met Behson nee eer Worker eee rate of a third higher that.,lest iy Ty AE, regulations she is expected to support, as the only remaining parent. She isn’t able to do it on the wages fe y 122, Imperial Auditorium, 160-4 W.|Gleit; Scandinavian Workers 6, Pal- | i 3 i , , > Committee of Buildings of the} 7° single worker jof Chefoo, Communications with 12t st. The textile strike has meanwhile ly ard of Education, was evidently | fh Sides Sisto ilies ne A Sea ERS Sie PN A ate eae __|Hwanghsien and Tengchowfu have | ewer Break Open Worum, spread to 41 fac . ‘ pies et Ne = ny Rinieg reer . ” been severed, | «¥outh and the Press” will be dis-|ian Workers 2, The Union of Textile Industrial- | nie P Pr fi Chang T. cussed at the forum, Lower Bronx|frarlem 4, Red sti, (the employers) in Saba the Tee ; i | Shang Tsung-chang and some of | (nit, y. W. L., 8 p.m, Sunday, Feb.) 1arem 4, ald, ee } aos an Pacific Congress Head Sees Rival .mansy sais Enns Gans Cg beer , Urges Bokracto Art, are said to be on their way here Seotak y, Wi tc wi 0, referee—Heller; Seca illion krone he employers are Peachy i, Social, ¥. W. L., Willlamsburgh, A a i * a BRR sollentive z 3 The letter was from William F. 4 “4 = 3 from their hiding places in Man- he Ye ty Willlamsbureh sec- | Workers 2, Cooperative 1, refe ee a breach of collective con I mber, of D. M. W. Contracting C I ! } eTla 1S you S in lf la ear ar churia to take command. This is|tion, will hold) a social Saturday, | Gotteiner. tract, t iding & conteket tee endesl cob considered to intimate Japanese in- ae EN aerneet Center, 56 Manhat- | The results of yeste gare The Communist press has been i se an AV ay, songs and poems wi that eres uction, and states: fluence in the revolt. jbe pressntes.” Dance follow! ~ in the Brooklyn Work Soccer | Suppressed. Rae ue that these mat-) «War approaches in China, but| ently. The ruling Kuomintang is not| ing its fundamental orientation, It The American consul at Chefoo| Upper Bronx ¥. wb. re am. Work-| A at Bot Wo; k ' be referred to the Corporation tho the first battles of the world merely capitalist, but is big eapi-/may be splitting in the process. Its UATE Sn eee ee leah EeeEAT AR the THMMIei [ord 0, Feferee, 8 wos Arrest Four Workers } unsel with the request that legal imperialist war may be fought in| talist, feudal, militarist, and bought | future is uncertain. SBPRERE Furens. Tiba» pucday, bp) ms 1A0UWMton [Mohawk 0, Seferee—Shadner. '| for Distributing Anti- - . Seiten “het fa injune-| China, the power of the workers by several foreign imperialist coun- | Papland ve. UB, Relig Vee ee Exhibition game; Spartacus 3, E ‘ - tat ere ing the labor unions and peasants is growing there and | tries. > iin ds apa thaly To Hold Conference Branch 4, Section 5. East Side Workers ; Boy Scout Leaflets ) gir: full with ah bay Sere will oppose it. It grows in Man-| “The so-called Kuomintang ‘Left! ‘So there is much confusion and| fi R li 5 ' Branch 4, acection ‘ will hold a oe e contra wi ese ; tile \ i ifti | us: educat eting, Ta a ; tthe contractors) work on thete churia beneath the split in the rul-’ ying’ is a mess,” said Browder. “It shifting abont, but sooner or later,| LOT Negro Relief in | prsiness ana cauca to nviikine AVE Chi sal ’ (Special to the Daily Worker) ’ 4 3 ing class where Japanese influence | js thorol ‘ | probably sooner, there will come an | ( Pa Teer icago to Celebrate SUPERIOR, Wis, Feb. 17.—Four eties who have been instrumental struggles with the Nanking clique: is thoroly opportunist, In Chiang srmed clash between the two main evelan uesday | Unit 3, Section 7. lr * om oung Workers bringing about the existing con- ; B claus: | Kai-shek’a territory it is in opposi+| sections ‘of the i Saree | unit 6, section. meets tonignt,| 08th Anniversary of . é ions.” jin Shanghai, where the labor and! tion but aligned with the rival mili-| >, F e Kuomintang, one! Gy pvpLAND, Ohio, Feb. 17.—A/8 pm, 764 40th St, Brooklyn * r ealhcieiattae [Communist movement placards the|tarists of the Kuangsi group. Tn| flehting in the interests of England aghast ae erie » Tea Voth Be, yn. Paris Commune Mar.17 | while ai Boy Scout ’ ke Continues. walls with revolutionary literature! Kuangsi territory, it creates sup- and Japan, the other in the interests | °° Seen called for U8 ee tue Unit 2F, Section 1. leaflets at the Carpenter School in . All the building workers on the in spite of the secret setvice and! port for Chiang.” |of U. S. imperialism, \day Seria . t aD eae ee 2F, Section 1, meets tonight,| CHICAGO, Tl ). 17—The 58th | this city. i e schools are striking except the, soldiery of thirteen nations; out in ae i | “In Manchuria there is something | 5 iff M. FS Chen fe Ske pie ind |Tades. mui oo eostie tasty Stand Sev. | anniversary celebration of the F The fou 1 n-union electricians brot in by the | the provinces where the farmers set) ,, An Imperialist Crisis. of the same situation. There is a| ou Ava. The Pah penia wen jenth Ave., Monday morning for picket | Commune will be held ntola, Bill Hill, i uitable company, and the brick-' yp local soviets and defy the cen-| “The Kuomintang is in @ severe | strong pro-Japanese party. Chiang canted by the W Be | ret oneh egeneyg ¢| Hall, Marshfild and Van Burer am Reid, were all r vers. The. bricklayers union offi-| seal crisi:, but the crisis is not caused heli called by the Workers Inter-raciat *: | i . 3 . 4 tral government,” said Earl Browder, » ee ‘ Hsueh-liang, the present ruler, wants | f whi Heinch 2 Section 8. ton March 17. The furnished by the local Inter ls follow it 1 tanties: of re-| by the so-called ‘Left wing’ Th > ales League, ef which H. Blackburn, a ; ut its usual tactics of re-! executive secretary of the Pan-Pa-| PY : d t ge /an agreement with Nanking, and/ x, a ; * | Membership meeting of Branch 2.| Labor Defense, whi arranged | Labor Defense, which is defending lidari he other trad Left , | Bs |young Negro worker, is president, | ..\f D . Defense, Bed : sing solidarity to the other trades, | sigie Trade Union Secretariat, when) “@i' Wine sentiment is a symptom) the American imperialists through | ind is for the purpose of organizing Bection, fyi po yiclt tomebt © the eelebration, has ared a pro-| them. V organizations d bricklayers are continuing their | interviewed yesterday by the Daily | 9"d not a cause of the crisis. The) Nanking. It is possible that he shot : 4 NY, 7 amc cr aes | gram that includes wellckiowyn | in th 5 king as y y A , ram that include: vell-k % b a based, | a local branch of the Negro Workers s: #. & gram tha nov rk, on the struck job, | Worker. crisis is based, first upon the eco-/ Yang because Yang was participat-| Relief Committee, which has na- Unit 3, Section 4. lw } efforts to have the young workers Fired Union Workers. Pacific Conference. eee collapse of the country, and|ing in Japanese action against this | tional offices at 169 W. 188rd St.,| Umit, %, Section, i, meets, toniaht | mu: q . e to jail. second upon the approaching con-! policy. But none of the militarists 7/8 p. m4 143 HE. 108rd St, Roll eall| “Ai other Jabor and fraternal or- raR EEE sa} Some of the sub-eontractots, with) ne Pan-Pacific Secretariat is the | flict of world imperialist powers,|in Manchuria is really prepared to New York City. | will be taken. * * * > Equitable company - originally | Sooty ipecery a f 2 | The Negro Workers Relief Com- | gahizations of Chicago have been Comrade ‘ed union eleetreians for jobs ot eeeatte Gaapn ad RY ey hing Leader ae Kuomin-| fight Japan. Native capitalists hate| mittee has been actively engaged in nie eee eter eP ion 6 ywitt| asked to cooperate in this celebra- ° » first three schools with which | j 0 sisi Beet cnet kath ae ang as pawns in their struggle,/ Japan, but are certain to run to Florida relief and rehabilitation | Meet today, 6:80 p.m. 66 Manhattan) tion and not to ar any conflict. | Krances Pilat ) Equitable got contracts, but by} Unions, which first met in Hankow,/| fighting the first battles of the/ cover if Japan resorts to force. t pakke A liately following the big |2”°" 2rooklyp- ling abtalze. | > time the Equitable got the other | China, 1927. It is holding another | world war with Chinese militarists| “In the midst of all this ieaken,\Karsiccne whieh, aa se ae ‘nat apy bumeoen HAs Vigiee) feral MIDWIFE © schools on contracts, these sub- | COneTess August 1, at Vladivostok. | on each side, on the fields of China.| betrayal by militarist factions of among Negro farmers and workers | Unit, 3F) Subsection ZA will meet| we have geen above that the flrat 851 E. 77th St.. New York, N. Y . «|The Chinese unions will be repre-; There is an American orientation | th Sonali rote | » |Thursday, 6 p. m. 28 Union Square.| «tep in the revolution by the work- Rhir : atractors had discharged their Ks by Fy ‘ Ke : e nationalist movement, the work- | Fr * * * é : |sented there. Delegations will go|in the Kuomintang, in conflict with | of Florida. ts to raise the ion employees on the specious plea | S°™' ere. Delegations will go|in the Kuomintang, in conflict with | ers and peasants alone can make an| Negro workers’ organizations have | Tnternational Branch Bepten sition of rulin ! ‘from all affiliated bodies in Japan,| an Anglo-Japanese orientation. tei y iets Comrade Lester will discuss “Nica-| win the at they did not do good work, and 7 4. “america, North Ameri al juncompromising struggle for na-|been invited to send two or more |ragua and the Next War’ before In. | Marx (Co 5 d hired non-union electricians. | the Philippines a al prctegage Treacherous Generals. |tional independence. They do not) delegates to the conference. ternational Branch, & Rection | All Comrades Meet at fi ? Akay! fi + «3. | Want imperialist con t,, t ane : ‘ 3 ia Ps Blame Broach Policy. \§. R. and southern Asiatic coun-|, “The line-up of the Chinese mili-| Cy oe ie Mileat Sh at x bed 1 lias lag Groves Deuce sud Matere |For Any: 2 eves BRONSTEIN’S Progressive électricians declate | tri fait is fiehtt tarists is a shifting, unstable one. | lash of WORKERS HOMELESS IN FIRE |“Youns VEGETARIAN HEALTH Ls tries. Imperialism is fighting the ‘ empires, ‘The workers’ organteation “ tainment, ps EGETARIAN HEALTH at the wrong policy of the machine | congress and the P. P. T. U. S. calls Feng Yu-hsiang has been follow-|°™Pites: “0 ¢ all Sabet! S| HULL, England (By Mail)—A]|_ A dance and entertainment for the f RESTAURANT control of the eléctricians union! on unions in capitalist countries to| im, for example, an American orien-| cep is spite of all repression. —_/ gas explosion in a warehouse in the | Pe" iven, £38 Gecihhess Unite. 4| U i ae ‘ responsible for conditions existing | overcome this resistance. |tation, because he wants Shantung,| “In Manchuria a mass movement industrial oenter here, followed by | and 2, Saturday, March % Bronx ‘ |] 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx which the strike-breaking city | Deowaer did nob think h fabs which he was cheated by the|@sainst imperialism is raising itsja fire, has made hundreds of work- | Workers Center, 4380 eee Ave. | telephone: Murray HUI 5550 vernment and the scab contractors | 41, ahs ci 7p RO ¥ aE ee bi | Japanese. There are signs that he head. In November trade unionists! ers homeless. ¥. W. L. Dress Strikers’ Dance. (7 Hast 42nd Street, New Yor! Saif . i take advantage. The elestei-| °° TeP? Ne 3 rg aes 7eN® | is approaching Japan; perhaps he is and students demonstrated against | _X’aance ‘and entertainment for the | (Ss __ COMRADES HAT n’a union has only about & Vita (Daweet seen. sory ane imply making a deal with Japan for Shan-| Japanese imperialism at Harbin, The modern laborer, on the con- | qpe proletariat, the lowest stra- F a aon e ry) rf |lately that the “Left wing,” 50-/ tung. Chiang Kai-shek just now is|and many of them were shot down| trary, instend of rising with the | tam of our present society, cannot | «SY SCIENTIFIC the electricians organized, wages ing. is j bite » WARES) called, in the Kuomintang, the rul- stir, cannot raise itself up without x 7 7 + much lower aiiong the organ-| © ae ganas ag yes I-| pro-U. S., struggling against the| by the pro-Japanese governor of the| Prowress of Industry, sinks deeper | Sil’ STkti. ‘superineumbent strata CO-OPERATIVE VEGETARIAN a, who would be glad to join the |" party in China, is having a seri-| Kuangsi militarist clique which con-| City. Chang Hsueh-liang formally| 84 deeper below the conditions | G¢° official society being sprung cea i . a ion bat are prevented by elosed | O¥# ‘strussle with the Right wing|trol¢ Canton, Wuhan and most of threatened to remove the governor,| Of txitence of tis own class—aKarl | into the aie ar! ete Shoe ae Dental Clinic RESTAURANT | ‘mor lemor \d : Poy 2. ;, rs 4 i jfor “more democracy” and inclines ; Marx (Communist Manifesto) nist Manifesto). i 4 oks, and are therefore compelled t0| 4) wards relations with the Soviet Southern China, and is in alliance #8 @ gesture of his Nanking lean- 2700 Bronx Park Kast i 1604-6 Madison Ave. ] rk for scab companies and are led Ui rod ral esl rtips with the northern militarists in the| ings, but did nothing otherwise. = [7 ray 7 Tas Phone: DICKens 1098. ‘Apt 0.1 } Between 107th & 108th Ste. o strike-breaking and open shop |~°™* : peryles of the AngloJapuiiess bloc: | “The recent distribution of work- || UM» Co-onerators Zatrontze ° 4 je PEL. ESTABROOK 0568 | npaigns like the present. Fight Between Exploiters. “The Shi Shan (Western Hills) a ae revolutionary literature in SAM LESSER Blu Bird Studio DR. I STAM LER Hl The schools on which work has| “It’s bunk,” he said. The so-called | groups, of native bourgeois and| Shanghai is an emphasized occur- ey” > Tail » de en stopped are: P. S. 96, Avenue | Left wing is incapable of fighting | students, which for a long time has Tones OF a caer that id never | Tg a eee ed fel ltes “Photos of the better kind.” Surgeon-Dentist { ‘and West-Bleventh Street; P, §,| against the militarists. It is in dead-| provided political leadership for the ceased. In other cities it is the same. Betw Lioth ana 111th Ste, 1598 PITKIN AVE, Gor. Amboy St. DIRECTOR Will, Alway ), Bay Twenty-second and Twent -/ly fear of the workers’ and peas-| militarist reactionaries of the Ku-| “And te Nanking government by | Next to Unity Co-operative House BROOKLYN, N. ¥. OPEN: Mon., Tues, Wed., Thurs. | sant to Dine at Oar Place, , Bay ry: y-jly 4 len ze y EX : : , Thurs ake pean rd Sts. for which the D. M, W.| ants’ movement; and while it rep-/ angsi clique, is apparently maneuv- the admission of its treasurer, T. V./ : ae day Leas oF | 1787 SOUTHERN BLY Bronx ntracting Company holds the gen-| resents the petty bourgeois elements|ering between its Anglo-Japanese | Soong, is practically bankrupt, draw- | | i sh Meals PHOS Eco Raton? t 2 ' ‘ Ve i | | ey d BRVALBE 9149 al contracts; P. S. 227, Sixteenth | and students in the Kuomintang, position ahd moving toward the|ing revenues from two provinces Automobile | K S h 1 z ‘e. between Sixty-fifth and Sixty-| which find themselves severely op-| American orientation, perhaps to only. War is in sight. But the|| INSTRUCTION TAUGHT. Complete ro n Cc. 00 ; re th Street, on which the contrac-| pressed by imperialism and native) penetrate and dissolve Chiang’s or-| Chinese revolution is gaining its| | Course $10, until license granteds also {| 185-187 EAST BROADWAY Cooperators! Patronize For a Real Oriental Cooked Meal + is Pasaty and Furhrman, Iic.;| militarism, it cannot act independ-| ganization, perhaps actually chang-| strength.” private and special Instruction to Ladies. NEW YORK VISIT THE S. 121, Twentieth Avente and| || Empire AUTO 845 Longwood | || JOSEPH E. ERON, Principal INTERNATIONAL fty-thitd St. contractor, P. J.) fe) ra er a . . | Hitroreite vne a poe a | tHE LARGEST AND. Brea’ CaEMe? PROGRESSIVE CENTER vey, and P. 8, 204, Fifteenth Ave. | | ab rt an t Nn ] eg anizations 1 Nn AAMBed yee B ple to learn the English Language: eins , d Highty-secord Sts., contractor, | to prepare oneself for 657 Allerton Avenue ite hh tb aa . s admission to college, z “4 es (Corner 6th Ave.) | orge F. Driseoll Company. 1 ; Teron “ScHOOL ts registered by ||] Bstabrook 3215 Bronx, N. Y. RESTAURANT, CAFETERIA | Patronize th GENTS he St aH RECREATION : 2 | Wasted Cownell 17, Brighton Beach, |are asked not to arrange conflicting 108 FE. i4th St. The Esperanto set ay Fece 7 fhe hin the rights _ —_ ———n) Open from 10 a oid Pp. om andino Officer Held Rose Rubin will lecture. on “Rosa | Gates for that evening, |brary “is open every Friday evening of a Government High School. J) Mari Possibl iaigembere,” 5:80 Bo Ma PMY | eseb meen 88, 1:lAG.W. from 8 to 10 p.m. 0- Ip rper ps Cal, Phone ot Weite for | Dr. M. Wolfson xy ar nes oss! y | Unitea ‘Gouri of. Working Women, ‘The Progressive Group, Zobel “s8,| A conWapten’s “Counett AY 26-28 UNION SQUARE NEW COURSES BEGAN JAN, 28th Surgeo Phone: Stuyvesant 3816 Under ‘Third Degree’ |22: 22892 Bea ina. ONE eG Bzatalt Mae spot AL ANE een aitangea hy Counell 8 ot the Ga tht wp) our 25iovatumnt are our best [if "Phone, 0 John’s Restaurant : . . . \pathizers are utged to collect Betis | palted Coupelis ot Wormiag Wemen 2700 BRONX PARK EAST “ ailingsses. ars. |] in cane of trouble. with ¥ SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES The Sandinist commander, MAn-| tional Labor Defense, New York dis-| Ave, City. ( Will Bo to the Needle Trades Work- | |] °’* you of careful treatment. a0e F.1t he TRITORID SARS | Jivon, recently captured, is now | trict, will take place March 6, 7, 8 eee re ORs —— —T - 12th St. New Yor! “ afined by the U. 8. pansies ude | Oe ee Ne eek Se caercone TO con vaterd Dy Bronx. nbabor Temple” poctes Forum. — je Mo ot i Ps e he Labor ay ] = = avy guard at Octotal, the northern | tribute articles come into the 2 andthe Workers ‘Surugmen” Defense | will be held Ge Rusenee veveninie | || Dr. ABRAHAM. MARKOFF Ps Se Oe Ae ae eo HE GAP with the preparatory. work, |Ciscuseed by 8. Leroy, 8 p.m, Ape TEEN UL Ta BE the VANOR VS OMDIOY are ¢ SONCER AND DA CE | URGEON DENTIST ‘owrades, Patronize He will be held there indefinitely, pemel Dene hight, Aye agua ads, Bron! 5 RE |] Office fours: Tues, Thurs, & Sat, The Triangle Dai 3 marines say, in the hope that he| = Freiheit Chorus Annual Ball. BPC, see “| Yugoslav Workers Club, | 130-12/a..m,, "2-8 p,m. air i furnish ‘atormation vegerding ihe annual ball. of the Freineit| Workers Laboratory ‘Theatre. ante, eueosla Workers Educational | FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAILY WORKER. ele eran pane te m. Rest z 7 ts F ie Clu R s ephor fe + sitttation of the other leaders of | SiMEiE Society will, take Place, Hie | will produce its one act play, “Maren (concert play and ball on wundey at| Arranged by Branch 4, Section 5, W. P. A. Appotatngnt estaurant 3 Army of Liberation, whom the | Manhattan Lyceum, Xe EB. Fourth Bt, tng. Guna," an episode of the, miners! ya aaa epee can Treas a 5 | 249 EAST 115th STREET | 1379 Intervale Avenue irines are trying to hunt down] setro Workers Soccer League. |Party unit, trade union or fraternal {> (Mand dancing, which follows, at | Will be held on |] °°". Seteptone: Lenten cosa bb Ns th small bands of spies and as | Tne Metropolitan Workers Soccer /OFganization at any affair they ar-)/ 00 06 SUCNAE | thei ins. ry vill hold a ball Februa re. rite Sylvan Pollack, 140: byes Rey araganan aes wins sien are working on:tha| 3) Strite Laurel saatden, th tiein [Ave Os Brookirs, ° | FALL 10 FRAME.UP WORKER | WASHINGTON EVE., THURS., FEB. 21 | _- hea f ans 1s ement, Fraternal organiza- ONDON (By Mail).—The at- | MEET YOUR FRIENDS at Needle Trades Workers Dance, y at 2 a srs ha andi alin he |g arrabioot west mov | At teat ROCCE Pace top by the Le 8. alvay bosses 5s |]DR. J. MINDEL ee i . w ; ° : ‘ : 7 rey jugh they have previously reported Oa Rand “4 ‘fe ghd a concert and ball given | to Frame-up ae he | 1330 WILKINS AVENUE, BRONX. | SURGEON DENTIST Messinger’s Vegetarian at they heard he left across the| 4,4 Swern Mi ene Bing y, Workers ‘Center, March 2, Jaaz gine driver, and make him the goat | | 1 UNION SQUARE ‘ Ns 5 | Cc Gj = | . . eye * $03—Phone: Algo’ I cs oot be Ting oatteesafietalé STeanearttts | asad a te tmec —__tedersin whieh 18 died, tiled, when f{| PFOBram: String Quartet, Piano and Violin Recital, [fi] "°°'Noe connected with any and Dairy Restaurant | Rati Hache on oer, he Boston oad. "athe chorus|, The Hariem i. iD, “wilt meet the worker was found ‘hot guilty in| Singer, and many other musical attractions. {]) other éffled! 25: 1763 Southern Blyd., Bronx, N.Y. + w rteipate In the concert pro- | to 8 Dm, . 18rd St] Gioucester assize | . Right off 174th St. Subway Stati 2 custom with the U. S. marines, | gram. Tallentive will talk on Defense Work | &# 28, t | a hue the U. S. A. ! ‘i teat make him inform on other San- éviatimeat New: Yarn: Hee = Fs * Refreshments! Dancing! Admission 35 Cents, | ona sree merger . welemrepn ineaseneets, htt to Ne nbor or by ‘ine * Advertise your Union Meetings ithe, NewYork, Drug Cleric, Asno- |g, Teenraph mensenseysuele ging to that here. For information write to We All Meet : ay hoje dd are sympathetic with the organiza- Pray lilitant Workers Wire |e cance at Lettie, Gardens, 3rd troy, “are asked to attend a mecting ne The DAILY WORKER ° + Datta? | Mate te Oa allvarzentirations |i® oom £04, 28 Union Square, ¥ pt tem" Knt Sa ieee NEW WAY CAF ey to Their ‘Daily’ Mis? tuep us'aate open ees ci : aoe ETERIA on ¥ st Council 8 Concert and Ball. SECTION 7 26-28 Union Sq., New York City Ww a Reece iced Yateronactal Dance, A concert, and ball will be given 101 WEST 27th STREET |] | From all quarters, class con-| 4, sneer-tacial dance, for the bene-|ine cWement sf0eD. mme Saturday, ||| Cooperators! Patronize e NEW YORK 6] | scious workers are rallying to|fit of the Negro Champion, Dally Ray Ragozin will talk. A com-| i upport of the Daily Work-| Worker and the Obrano has been ar jedy by Tchekov will be produced, | E. KARO Hotel and Restaurant Workers j the supp vf a for Frid ing, March 22, F | ar. The following telegram has|at imperial Auditorium, 160 W. 129th | industrial t Fyeedle: Trades Works Your Nearest Stationery: Store Branch of the Amalgamated : | er. ¥ ' industrial Union. e Food Work Rational peen received from rence Bt. Pepa a Cigars — Cigarettes — Candy ' iid ech ao ere a 4 m1 . Phow Dt 7 d, amit of ‘the Workers (Commv-| waited Cousot Wornine Women, | Marentete, Bastien ft Oe eren et 649 ALLERTON AVE. CE gi hha Misi bela Vegetarian Restaurant i Concert and vétenerinka arranged lo eee eet NG ea) nist) Party. by Council & United Gounell PTR Re TLE ie ealb ti tie beets merce Cor. Barker, BRONX, N. Y. held on the first Monday of tho 199 SECOND AVEI UE “tn answer to the emetgency| P¥e Wimen, will be given Saturday, | Ment At So'elock in the Labor vem Tel: OLInville 9681-2—9701-2 month at 3 p.m. Bet. 1th end 1éth te call of the Daily Worker we, the 8:30 p.m.’ proceeds for the new 32," es Heike cen aa te One Indaxtes—One | Uaion—Join oe th Bie edie Trades Union. : And Fight the Common Enemy! Strictly Vegetarian Food Lawrence unit of the Workers | X® 7 Roe: tae Office Open from 9 n. m. to 6 p. Attention! ; ms . m. Party have set one hundred dol- Ottice Workers. ‘alk brhbbkve bursbaesd: tokets tor gas hg FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, at 8:30 P. M. lave as our quota tobe ralged by | mne,Ofieg Tayeter Spun hat r,s Anaanaie oe ce cares | = FRED SPITZ (Washington's Birthday) SIALSARATED | rker ry. 5 Feb, 10, We are sending $25 by|firthaay ‘eve, Reb. 21, at Webster | use them for the f. lu D. azaar. Tn FLORIST AMeee| | HEALTH FOOD telegraph.’ Sympathetic organizati vie the urgent need of finances || 4, ii i i] ‘ Baker's Local 164 i seoiner worker in Watervliet, a otrto arrange any atte |of thet te Bie the ft. bn Mar | NOW AT 31 SECOND AVENUE at Finnish Hall, 764-40th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. etotaiateetio Vegetarian 4 recal in order | 5 s N. Y., wires $8, with the single einai, wheelie ibis. {o*cooperate with the LL. D. | Flowers for All Occasions ADMISSION 50 CENTS gg Sonird ave RESTAURANT “This is ‘my answer to the), The Millinery Workers Union, 3, ‘geese ete Group. 16% REDUCTION TO READERS : | ‘Unie Lehes Bread 1600 MADISON AVE. od the working class.” cofttl Gegkalakttose Ce MTT eae GR ig a lekeel edn IPPOSIDOIOIIINIDOOONOFD lb athinaathen Moder. P 33: 4 ty Sse crnermaeereymnenrer er