The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 14

MAY D LAs _EDITION GREETINGS FROM THE Hungarian Workers’ Home 1 Se Society B39 350 EAST 81ST STREET NEW YORK CITY ed by all revolution- d all over the world solidarity. FOR THE UNITY OF T FOR ORGANIZING Fight in your TE WORKING CLASS! UNORGANIZED! and shops, ranized and g of deleg to the Na- tional Trade Union U avention, called by the ) 4 Trade Union Educational rue, to be held in Cleve- land, Ohio, on June 1, and to the Metropolitan Confer- ence to be held on May 18. f upport the official organ of the Trade Union tional League—LABOR UNITY! port the only fighting working class English daily—the DAILY WORKER! UNION EDUCATIONAL LEAGUE Local New York 26-28 UNION SQUARE TE TRADE a | Greetings from CZECHOSLOVAK WORKERS HOUSE 347 East 72d Street New York City Original Association of RUSSIAN WORKERS OF AMERICA 118 Cook St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Greetings on the First of May to our Daily Worker, —the only militant daily in the United States. New Harlem Casino The Most Central Bail Room in New York 113-119 LENOX AVENUE 92-100 WEST 116TH STREET CORNER LENOX AVENUE NEW YORK Phone University 6812-6938 | | ALWAYS READY! UNION SQUARE PRESS 30 UNION SQUARE Telephone Stuyvesant 5796 Greeting from the CZECHOSLOVAK WORKERS COUNCIL 347 East 72d Street New York City The Striking Cafeteria Workers send fraternal greeting to THE DAILY WORKER and the COMMUNIST PARTY and all the other working class organizations and class-conscious workers who have supported our fight for the eight-hour day and higher wages. Tel. Stuyvesant 3816 $47 E. 72n New York City — - - - JOHN’S RESTAURANT Nay Ta 4 ating M: ‘ ngs to the Italian Dishes a Specialty J rom the Popular Prices > W ymen’s Private Dining Rooms for Parties ‘ouncil 302 E. 12th Street New York City ||| Cor Jersey—Newark No. 1 Polish No. 3 Greetings Pas o. 1, Roselle, Plainfield, Paterson PEE G he hi a a bs WORKINGMEN’S Counc Council 11 Council 2 SICK BENEVOLENT Council 3 Council 14, Czecho- and EDUCATIONAL an . slovak _ | FEDERATION a; > — Hi Hungarian BRANCH No. 29 Council 8 % 2 New York City Workers 1 ond Avenue dowt WE APPEAL TO ALL WORKERS TO Help Fight the Injunction HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA WORKERS UNION Branch of the Amalgamated Food Workers 133 WEST 51ST STREET, GET ON PICKET LINE! | May Day Greetings tional! | 199 MINT | to the American working class lig and to the oppressed Latin- Second Ave. American workers! Bet. 12th and bj i} | 13th Streets | Spanish | Workers’ Center 55 West 113th St. Open Every Night, FOR THE UNITY OF THE PROLETARIAN REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT! On the Fortieth Anniversary of the International Revolutionary Labor Day, the Finnish Workers’ Federation reassures its unwavering sympathy and loyalty to the leader of the proletarian revolutionary forces of the world, the Communist International and to its section in United States of America, the Communist Party of U. S. For the closing of the ranks of all conscious revolutionary forces! For uniting the working class for a revolutionary fight against the imperialist war danger under the leadership of the Communist Interna- For the intensified fight against social democracy and all other social reformist misleaders of the working class! Long live the Communist International! Long live the Communist Party of United States! Long live the Proletarian Revolution of the World! FINNISH WORKERS FEDERATION, 1000 Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Iil. | GREETINGS FROM WINDOW CLEANERS PROTECTIVE UNION LOCAL No. 8 15-17 East Third Street New York City May Day Greetings International semen! Center 101 W. 28TH ST. (Cor. 6th Ave.) NEW YORK Restaurant—Cafeteria—Recreation Room Oriental and American Kitchen Phone Longacre 9952. Ideal for Appointments! | HELP W.I.R. SEND RELIEF TO THE TEXTILE | STRIKERS OF THE SOUTH! The Struggle of the Textile Workers is the - Battle of the Working Class. HELP THE TEXTILE STRIKERS FIGHT TO VICTORY! Collect relief funds all the time and everywhere! Have your organization vote money out of the treasury. Organize relief committees in shops and factories. Establish a relief committee in your union. Get your union, workers’ organizations, fellow workers—T0 JOIN! SEND ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO Local New York 5 ° Workers International Relief 799 Broadway, Room 221 | WORKERS SOLIDARITY — NOT CHARITY ENGRAVING 7A COMPLETE PLANT “AND-> ART DEPARTMENT TO PRODUCE PRINTING - PLATES OF THE ° HIGHEST QUALITY a __ Man.Sa.6778 Ril 121 E.24=Sr.