The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 7, 1929, Page 2

DR. J. MINDEL SURGECN DENTIST | Comms Activities STRIKE OF 26) Must Increase Mass Pressure COMMUNISTS HIT MITTEN DEAD, FAMOUS WRITERS | FRUIT TRUCKERS ‘© Free Gastonia Prisoners! eappyeR TERROR ‘MITTEN PLAN sisi: Sic." AID 7 ON TRIAL “ieee | an’ requested to, atend conference at the Worke | Union Sq, on Tuesday, p.m * * Unit 2F Section 6 workers cultural other office (Continued from Page One) \struggle of the textile workers mbodied in letters and telegrams | against the unbearable working con- ling for immediate action among | ditions in the South and the terror- etaries across the country. ism incoked by their exploiters; be- Increased efforts on the part of | c e the broad campaign of the! Oct. ON MILL WORKERS’ AT CHARLOTTE Dr. ABRAHAM MARKOFF SURGEON DENTIST z4p HAST TIES UP MARKET 115th STREET 7 : . : M » m, at 46 Ten] ce J "177 arket: |the workers, nationally and interna- n apa hs r I e ala y e 'S Dor. Second Ave. New York Tie Up Fruit Market; jionily, were determined as the only International Labor Defense and the | OVernor’s Message Ts ‘Family Fights Also for |» wiclvn, “Relea.” "European Mass Meets, | grr.siie Atta, weantte.1830 sl aaa: Dm bieaheses 7 a | *. i ° oti : . . m, to 12; 2 to 6 P, M. Bosses Plan Sell method by which the remaining de-|Workers International Relief in War Declaration | Hold on Vare Machine | ecto section Boa ;| Unions, for Release ues, ‘Thurs. 9.30 a m. to 1% Saas fendants, Fred Beal, Louis Mc-|their respective fields has won for -— sharp. | Unit he committess ‘ guaday, 10m i to) Dm (Continued from Page One) | Laughlin, William McGinnis, George|us the growing support of the! (Continued from Page One) | PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct, 6—| meets at 690. Roll calt | (Continued from Page One) Please telaphane. tot. aproiatmest. ‘ernoon, they began calilng by tele- Carter, Joseph Harrison, K. Y. Hen-|Southern textile workers as against |gid in the case of the murder of|The death ast week by accidental | ref rear eet er ‘councils in the textile industry has Telephone: Lehigh 602% hone the garages in ‘which they |@ticks and Clarence Miller can he|the state and the employers. Ella May. The Marion massacre oc-|drowning of Thomas E. Mitten,| .), at 27 1, 4th St. Subject, elec- | been held to discuss Gastonia. A ork. By 4 o'clock all of t 9] Saved: | “The reduction of the charges, | curred the day after the governor’s| owner of all the street transporta-| tion campaign. resolution of protest against the at- Patronize truck drivers then on duty ec Masses Alone Can Save. however, cannot be characterized in| statement directed against the Com-| tion services i> the city has brought aan Taw Sie tempted repetition of the Sacco- ary “It must again be emphatiealy re- | itself as a victory for the workers, |munist Party and the working class | to the fore a discussion of his poli- Tabor and Fraternal | Vanzetti murder on this great seale No -Tip Barber Shops The Walker administration iterated that the freeing of the sev- | but can on the contrary be the basis | appeared. |cies, the most important of which | 0 ti | was adopted and sent to the Ameri- erday rushed to the aid of the pro-|en workers now on tria’” the com-|for the greatest defeat of the work- And Shooting Followed jis class collabovation. rganizations can Ambassador: in Berlin. | 26-28 UNION SQUARE uce bosses by dispatching over mittee declared, “depends primarily |ers. Under no circumstances must eae ‘ ; | His son, Dr. A. A, Mitten, who z — f | Other protest meetings have been i flight up) eestves to the strike area along upon the brozdening of the mass{|any illusions gain ground in the| “This ement was a new dec-/ now takes over the street railway Ariheeting, will be held. Hetsay.|held during the past few adys in | 2700 BRONX P’ K EAST Vest St. to prevent, if possible base of o tonia campaign in| minds of the working class that the ation war on the workers of | aand bus system, announces that he | Oct.7,7p.m.,in the Workers Center: | Germany. The Berlin branch of the (corner Allerton Ave.) trikers from c out every district, in every city. Toward | case has been won.” ore Carolina by the capitalists | will continue the policies unchanged, | portant questions tobe taken up./r 'r, D., in conjunction with the W. | — slans of mass picketing. The tk nd the Gastonia committees] Those present at the meeting, 24, their government. There was ‘ i Bronx I, 1. D. Meeti 2 I. R. and the Berlin branch of the i ; ‘ rily report for work jn all cities, under the leadership|Robert Minor, editor of the Daily 2° ‘elay in opening fire. The Mar-| Ne eae ie ae til Branch, 1 massing of Saceu- | Gc anigaiion of “Bed Womenvand | Treen come ero between 10 p. m. and 2 a, of the International Labor Defense, | Worker, Eli Keller, of the National |i" massacre must be regarded as/ Tt appears that this involves 2) stonday, Oct. m., at 1472 | Girls” held a meeting at which two SAM LESSER nounced that they would x mast at once mobilize their forees |TTextile Workers, ‘Unions Yadeie |anather bloody act in the general] sharp political struggle within the Bist tus aeatige. will follow | members of the German Reichstag, a a picket squads throughout tlto reach ever la masses of | Landy of the Workers Internation. |°ffensive now going on agaist the |city bial ol hla eae Hie aS Octomar Geschke and Helene Over- Ladies! and Gente’ Tailor n shifts of 50 n each, ker: 1 Relist: SSA ipa cae cae | WOreees. end thei standards. |of the Vare machine, especially the} 1 nd Bronze Workers. ; rotest resoluti 1818 - 7th Ave. New York aad el ea worker jal Relief; Alfred —Wagenknecht, si |distriet attorn office, has been membership meeting of|lach spoke. A protest resolution Between 110th and 111th Ste, ‘ The irimediate A statement to all organizers of |Juliet Stuart Poyntz, recently re-| “Goverrer Gardne:s three column ¢ontine for the purchase from Mit- anzeand| was adopted and sent to merica. |I ne2e' te Maite Goareiite Bense the drivers said, will b International Defense, Work- | turned from the South; Harriet Sil- paper statement was a death |}® ie he Fg ak inter tice Wer A HRAGEIS ae \@aenuni Branch? of dhe Ar. |e approximately 2,000 ers International Relief, and Na-|verman, of the New York Workers | warrant for the Marion mill work-|‘f corvo of his companies, ‘The city St.’ Reports on the condi-|4 i100 Radio Bund, also held a pro- ontaining about $4,000,000 of tional Textile Workers Union units | International Relief; Abram Jakira, Tt was likewise intended to be |" Sm? Fe Mie aieos Ge ha Nek aie sien,“ "* ltest- meeting and protested the at- | Cooperators! Patronize and produce. The terminals most! in United States declared “the strat-| organization secretary of the Inter-|a death warrant carried out by long | (om. | " A Piet ah ‘ : 3 cerns for counting of city pr es xtpale sraee puepieuey tempt to bring militant workers to affected are those of the egic court maneuver of the textile | national Labor Defense and J. Louis |prison sentences for Fred Beal, oe by them. The tonia mass conference for de- | the electric chair wanna eRailroad at Hoboken, the! mill owners strengthens the pos-|Engdahl, national secretary of the Louis McLaughlin and the five other van tine ieenrcrcsdine nd relief will be held ‘Tuesday, | ei b mpreree ; New Jersey Central in Weehawken, |cibility of sending the seven textile |International Labor Defense, de-|members of the National Textile | 27° machine & Panic Oe Ee eds eer ag iar ae CoEMIET he Erie in Hoboken, Jersey City workers and organizers now on trial | cided upon plans to broaden the | Workers’ Union now on trial in) 1.000 that the city council w Be HN race «suhag Guanaent 657 Allerton Avenue and Cruxton and the Pennsylvania to long terms in prison—actually | campaign. Charlotte for defending themselves | 47, °Sine {hat lhe Cy Coats |to the American embassy Workers | Estabrook 3215 Bronx, N. ¥. i inals in Jersey | }jfe sentences.” Iapcinieg aoa ri ale ; . iter ne oe ten’s hands, 2 at‘ the ) ; . fe and Lehigh Termin i e life sentences. Saturday night at the Daily|and their union against precisely family was trying to seize control | are demonstrating before the differ- | City. The statement further declared, Worker-Freiheit bazaar in Madison the same kind of a mass murder machine in of the republican party . De land. Me the Bowntown | ene American consulates of the e s association |«the ¢ em ners i vi know! spi y whick e ; > . OR, 2 Members of the boss association the act of the mill owners, decided | Square Garden will be known as peesbaragy wich Judge Townsend Philadelphia. z sill be held. Tua The Norwegian branch of the I. “For Any Kind of Insurance admitted t'> tthe strikers “are in|}on jn secret conference with Gov-|Gastonia night and the released the governor’s official representa- ahor Palee’s # Oct at the Workers|], D. has issued a cal Ifor support | control of the situation,” and while|ernor C, Max Gardner, himself almen defendants will speak there. tive, helped to organize in Marion, nit plea sins delete ers 1 has sent a protest resolution to Michael Kearins, president, said that} mij] owner, in discharging sixteen Manan Deni Gnathalions and which had his blessing. 5 aisles she eis emir aa ibsokisbhiar atsus ae aetan peeenake Ould ses would not attempt to ; ed strikers and organ- | pec F 1a « : | Mitten ythe brothers _ *Mahon,| All Party nad League members af- ‘ the bosses P' of the indicted strikers and org Broad mass demonstrations were The Communist Party calls upon | vy control the ‘Amalgamated As-| fi with dramatic groups are| In Switzerland, the workers ral- Telephone: Murray Hills 6550 bring in strike-breakers at once, he hinted darkly that “there are more ways than cre to break a strike,” a}; cynical remark which is interpreted izers, and placing second degree murder charges against the remain- ing seven, comes as the result of mass pressure of the workers inter- decided upon in all sections ow the land. The three released women will tour the Southern cities on he- half of the defendants, and the men all work regardless of color or union affiliation, to unite around a program of militant industrial unionism and working class political sociation of Street and Electrical | Railway Employees, pledging never to try to organize Mitten roads in iliad to © “by tion meet on Tuesday, at 28 Union Sq.. fifth of the agitprop. jlied in a big mass meeting in the market place in Basle to protest. In Mexico, in spite of police ban, work- es and oor, 7 East 42nd Street, New York un » ymilitants among the rank and/ nationally as well as nationally; be- defendants will speak in cities action in election eampaigns, a pro- |Philadelphia, and only, to onanize Open, Air Meets {cr have Bet he tessit brdtal- Comrade file is the only way it an possibly | cause of the militant and courageous |throughout the North. Mass dem-|gram including preparation for athe roads in Buffalo and y lity at! Glas Ace < Frances Pilat be interpreted—boss ovcertures look- | in gtowar dthe buying up of the| union “leaders.” The contract between the Rail-) road, Port and Terminal Workers Union and the produce bosses ex-| pires this week and it is believed that if the truck drivers maintain their militancy despite their class-| collaborationist leaders, these work- | ers ‘will joi nthe walk-out. The strike comes at the height of! the grape importing season, with|7 W. sent a group to break up the}and $12 a week wil be increased. The proletariat of the entire world | ' many carloads of grapes coming into the city from Carifornia. At Kearney, N. J., 1,000 carloads are waiting to be moved. Besides the} $4,000,000 worth of fruit and vege-| tables rotting in railroad yards, the} strike will also affect the $1,000,000} | ORGANIZERS IN TEXTILE MEET (Continued from Page One) were ‘denied the workers. The U.| meeting, but it didn’t work. At Norfolk, Amy Schechter and |Delmar Hampton appealed to the | rible | workers to support the International ! Southern The meeting was Another | |Labor Defense. at the Arcade Theatre. |meeting is being held tonight at/ onstrations will be held everywhere. Special Agitational Leaflets. Thousands of leaflets wil be print- | ed on the new developments of the | case caling on workers to broaden | the mass base of the protest—na-| tionally as well as international. To Expose Industrial Conditions. | Exposuré of the industrial con- | ditions in the South, to acquaint | | workers everywhere throughout the | world of the 60-hour week for $10/ will be brought to hear of the ter- pelagra conditions in mills—of the wooden shacks in which the workers reside | —of the state of terrorism and semi- | starvation in which the bosses have | strike in basic industries to end | the reign of terror launched by capi- talism and its government and to lif they can show that the street carmen’s union can render the com- panies as good service as Mitten’s 114th St. and Lenox Ave. at 8 p. m., A. Moreau, A. Garcia; Sixth St. and Avenue B at 8 p m., report to Cablegrams and resolutions from | workers the world over are pouring solidify the entire working class|¢™pany unions in Philadelphia do, around the struggle against the | 8 still in force. ‘ | speed-up and stretch-out systems When Mitten was buried, Satur- and the danger of a new imperial- | day, all busses had to stop and the ist war, for which all these terrorist | uniformed conductors were forced attacks on the workers are prepara-|to stand with caps off and with (27 E, 4th St., Sam Nesin, R, Rubin; 89th St. and 9th Ave at S. Bloomfield, S. Spiro, M. Weich. 7.30 p. m., | into the office of the Gastonia Joint Defense and Relief Campaign Com- mittee at 80 East 11th = St, ON: ¥s cH ae tions on the part of the Wall Street | government and its various sec-| tions.” Now *AMUSEMENTS> PLAYIN A New and Startling World Revealed bared heads beside them, for one} minute at the opening of the funeral ceremonies. Splendid WORKERS! International Records MIDWIFE. 351 E. 7/th St., New York, N, ¥. Vel, Rhinelander 8916 RE TAURANT Comrades Will Always Find It Pleasant to Dine at Our Place. 1787 SOUTHERN BLYD., Bronx (near 174th St, Station) PHONE:— INTERVALB 9149. MEET YOUR FRIENDS at Messinger’s Vegetarian worth of perishables that gay | Winston-Salem from which militia | forced the Southern masses. in the latest Sovkino film and Dairy Restaurant freighted into New York daily. Many | ve rene bet. ~~ ed ate TOWN HALL Sat. Aft., Oct. 12, at 3 F t P i (a ast ee stricta BOHSHSHFHHSHHHSHHSHHHHHHOHO 1763 Southern Blvd., " ox, N.Y | Marion s' 4 i aphie ‘ +N. ¥. been forced to rescind orders. It 18) sneak hanes i Cleveland String Quartet ores eop e the primitive de fork TRY SOME OF THEM: Right off 174th St. Subway Station estimated that the loss: to the trade 1 7 S i there are ith Taiga” for a thou 10” 5 mee will amount to $400,000 for every; At all these meetings th wi | Y : i = oe, |distributions of the Gastonia Labor “s e@ a life and cust 7709 Aisha, Indian Intermezzo. ...International Concert Orch. ‘ day that the strike lasts: jately 900 Defender, and of the Daily Worker, Arthur Loesser | cupations,| 57002 Alfredo (Canaro) (Tango).-..Mark Weber & His Orch. RATIONAL Early Saturday approximately Pianist Russian “Nanook of the North” Witeheraft, ¢! 57006 Along Peterskoy, (Russian Romance)....Balalayka Orch. drivers for the Standard Oil Co.| went on strike, demanding wage in-| creases, time and a half for over- I, time, and the resoration of 12 work-| ers i nthe Pratt branch, who were | discharged for taking part in union | activities | N. Y. Boat Workers in Demand for Strike (Continued from Page One) Sunday night in the same hall. Many | | the Istarted the jconsider the compromise to settle} and steps are taken to form or to enlarge existing branches of the | L. D. * Deputies Murdered Strikers. MARION, N. C., Oct. 6—R. W. Baldwin, president’ of the Marion Manufacturing Co., which called out} sheriff's force and thereby | Marion massacre last refused yesterday to Wednesday, the strike which F, G. Gorman, vice | jprondeny of the U. T. W. offered} Mgt. DAN'L MAYER, Steinway Piano | Concert 5 Workers Killed By the Bosses in MARION, N. C. The White Terror in the U. Seven S. A. Increases! Gastonia working- Inc.} [fl The i rites, hunting and the INFLU POLA NEGRI as 4M GUILD CINEMA Direction: Symon Gould —and on the same program— FORBIDDEN PARADIS Continuous Da Special Forenoon Prices: Weekdays 12-2—i35e; Sat. & Sun, 12-2—50e ENCE OF SOVIET CULTCRE Queen Catherin in Directed by Lubitseh with Adoiphe Menjou ‘W. Sth St. (Bet. 5th and 6th Aves.) Noon to Midnight SPRING 5095—5090 3 PERFORMANCES ONLY THIS SEASON 57001 Always Happy, (Russian Gypsy Song) Balalayka Orchestra (“Gorskaya”) Blowing Winds (Viyut Vitry) Ukrainian Poutpouri Balalayka Orchestra 57005 77000 Blue Danube (John Strauss-Valce) Mark Weber & His Orchestra Caucasian Melodies (Musical Sketches) Ukrainian Kornienko Orchestra Cuckoo Waltz............+++-++++++++-+Municipal Band The Gypsy Princess, Poutpourri..Int’] Concert Orchestra Gypsy Serenade...... ....International Concert Orchestra Csardas (Poutpourri)....International Concert Orchestra Dance Oriental (Lubomirski)........Balalayka Orchestra Death of Margherith (From Opera “Mephistopheles”) 57007 57011 77010 77012 77012 77006 57092 Vegetarian RESTAURANT 199 SECOND AVEi UE Bet. 12th and 13th Sts. Strictly Vegetarian Food = All Comrades Meet at BRONSTEIN’S Vegetarian Health Restaurant 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx oe fe eat aoe ease, rier ge In etiarecmssnicn tet Tage] class leaders are in greater CARNEGIE HALL Orchestra di Armonica de Brunswick j orkers League ai ou Hig He) t shite. | danger than before at the trial TONIGHT 57013 Freedom March (Internationale)..Brunswick Int'l Orch. expressed their opinion of Maher's | Harding eae Rater, Whe oN in Charlotte, N. C. Sa ora Sat. Aft. and Sat. Eve. Oct. 12 57013 La Marseillaise................Brunswick Int'l Orchestra HEALTH FOOD ‘ treachery in sizzling terms. |e tee cae oh ataikee The International Labor De- 77005 Souvenirs of Europe (Mixed Waltz) Vevetari t The towboatmen are sick of their|derous deputies goes on, striker | fense is their shield and the Peter Bilz Balalayka Orchestra getarian 2 miserable conditions and are willing | Wien eases eared ice WA. Fendor,|f| thield for the entire working Souvenirs of Russia (Mixed Waltz) ‘ RESTAURANT d to a man to fight for an improve-|Kins, and his deputics, Ve bing, Bill class. It fights for all work- Peter Bilz Balalayka Orchestra 1600 MADISON AVE. 8 ment. As one member said, “We Sey er’ ful * Tay tech and|m Ss suffering capitalist “jus- un an ant é Ys Souvenirs of Ukraina (Musical Sketch) hone: UNI versity 58 i starving on Che hs anyway, bea Giclee nae med Bathe Cowher tice” in class-warfare. Ukrainian Kornienko Orchestra oe ¥ ze 9 might as well starve on strike. arle: ? ei ae " a eet 77004 The Skaters (Waltz)......Brunswick Concert Orchestra a Their demands included $25 month-| Saw Killers. It Fights for Salvatore FROM MOSCOW—IN NEW PROGRAM 57003 + Vengerka (Hungarian Dance)...Bilz Balalayka Orchestra Ra aie at ee a ly inerease in pay, time and a half) A. 1, Stewart, a striker, said: “I ccorel, Erumed Un Leone ag Sts sto sat Hox Office. 77000 Viennese Bonbons (Waltz)......Mark Weber & His Orch. John’: . for abe her oe ns ere neither saw nor heard any shots for Murder | Ghee 77003 Viennese Popular Melodies Medley....Paul Godwin Orch. vonns Restaurant te sively, and higher subsistence rates. | fired from the ranks of the strikers,” satan aa ; 57014 i inds. seeeeseeess+Municipal Band SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES tl Demand Action. ais that he saw .no other strikers | i DERM nae ETHEL Bee area “ake Teewtine ules (oaibre Shirokyi) aera Wise canny aeaie eat M ey erection ce meee he armed with walking sticks lieeides increased pressure of the |iives. 8:50. Mats. Wed, & Sat. 2:30) sin Ukrainian Poutpourri......... Bilz Balalayka Orch. 302 EB. 12th St. Naw Work P douse 0! na shame Sisal: George Jonas, one ee Ee ee working class will save him. | JOHN Comedy BIRD I HAND 57015, Gold and Silver (Waltz) ...Municipal Band a strikes in othe! s—e Another striker, Thomas Patten, | DRINK WATER'S N First Film Pietures Ever Filme : ly the truckmen—many members re-| denied that the strikers were armed, Are You a Member of a‘ © Mysterious Kindom,” ae é e minded their fellow workers of last| and said: the I. L. D.? | SHUBERT Thea, 44th St, W. of ta Fase ohgird Amanat We carry a large stock of Brunswick Panatropes and Radiola Advertise your Union Meetings ec year’s sell-out. They demanded an| «ooked like they shot to kill any-| 7 eR a ters 4 aise marae, Sano Production Combinations at greatly reduced prices, as: here. For information trite to Lealatinte abitbe. Is Your Organization a ff... ."gousiicon auuonte Sarre | MODEL OLD PRICE NEW PRICE Maher refused to take a strike vote, but it was taken spontaneous- ly. When one of the members called, “All those who came here to vote strike, stand up!” practically every man in the hall rose and ap- plauded. Finally Maher permitted a motion that the negotiating com- \thing they come to. ‘Clean them | up, clean them out,’ the sheriff was| shouting.” “I saw Vickers fall and I saw) Jonas lying wounded and bleeding | up against the fence, with handcuffs | on his hand,” Patten said. Sheriff Counts Votes. Sheriff Adkins walks freely about Member of the I. L. D.? The International Labor De- fense is in the midst of a drive for 50,000 new members by January 1, It prepares for new work- ingclass struggles. It fights the battle not only in court | in the Musical Comedy veure | “The Street Singer” with ANDREW TOMBES MASQUE $0), Macnyea gat 0 The Perfect Thriller! English Cast ee ‘ROPE’S END { MILTON | 1K. ts, koe and fever before. reveaied, tn the eyes of civilization. 2KRO 2KRO with electric motor 3KRO 3KR6 3KR8 3NC8 3NWs $250.00............$175.00 285.00...... - -195.00 395.00.... 295.00 450.00. - 345.00 675.00... 2.00006. 495.00 700.00 eee 595.00 995.00............,795.00 The DAILY WORKER Advertising Dept. 26-28 Union Sq., New York City Hotel and Restaurant Workers Branch of the Amalgamated Food Workers 133 W. Sist St, Phone Cirele 7339, mittee meet the boatowners again|town, out on bonds supplied by the but on the field and in the f “ ARR rneereeeeerrrennenenennnnnnrrerennrerninriws ET “tor the condition that if they re- Marion Manufacturing Co., and be- ff newspapers of: the working | FULTON he Shag St. Bois He Pimnccatine’ wine tend We Carry a Large Stock in Selected Records in All Languages. ea ae mes . f er fuse to grant the demands, a strike| wails the effect the shooting may|ff class throughout the world, | FORGE. ‘ML. COHAN “tn Hoge & Eee Clark's wigaete a 2 4 fed ve cals a See have on his political ambitions. He mustering mass protest to aid in all talk cowredy ‘atesmed! Ua pvSosiadae ag this! b 1 % vidda vest ean eel Scents Figut "ie Com Sica th jo sooner was the motion unani-| cays: in the struggles. Russian News Reel antc and zn Records. When Cy nously passed than Maher flatly re-|" “When I ran for sheriff I carried eee | AMBI ING Bathe" News, Speales please give your order at least for five kta bah Fe fused to abide by it, and aie en the district by a big majority, de- ee oo Labor # Oo awe aie records. Postage free, ai the whole thing would be brought spite the fact that it votes republi- | ense Notified the The Talk of the Town! ; S Thea, W, 424 stb Q HE 00! before another meeting next Sunday.| can, they voted for me because I was | World of Gastonia HARRIS 0, atts, et ‘and SURMA MUSIC COMPANY FURNIS D R MS Maher has shown clearly he is fighting on the side of the boat- owners. The Marine Workers League is calling meetings and distributing leaflets on the towboats this week. urging the men to take the union into their own hands, call the strike regardless of Maher and elect their a friend and they had confidence in | me. | “But if I should have to run now | they wouldn’t give me 10 votes. | Youne Git hare a two-room Daily Worker, Box 25. Apt. They have all turned against me.” | | COMRADE WISHES | Write | It raised mass protest that released sixteen of the Gas- tonia prisoners. It fights for increased protest to save the remaining seven who are now in greater danger than before. Arrests increase everywhere. 105 waiting trial in Chicago. Evgs. 8: pe. Mats. yee Sat. 2:30 Be “S0c, $1, $1.5 EVA Le sitteentel Director Tonight—*MLLE. BOURRAT Tom. Night—"THE SEA étiu ————— THE THEATRE GUILD PRESENTS KARL and ANNA Cen REPERTORY 14th 8 A Sensational Melodrama SCOTLAND YARD MOROSCO THEATRE 45th St. West of Broadway Evgs. 8:50. Mats, Wed. & Sat. 2:50 ELSIE FERGUSON 103 AVENUE “A” (Bet. 6-7th) NEW YORK CITY Organizations Who Are Planning’ to Greet the Soviet Flyers Attention! Now is your opportunity to get a room in the magnificent Workers Hotel Unity Cooperative House 1800 SEVENTH AVENUE OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK own strike committee. Only in this ‘i fn Pt na ign; Cor. 11 r Pape Sixty arrested in Pittsburgh. [f| By Leonhard Frank rind ARI ET All money collected to date for the Truck and Tractor Campaign; r. 110th Street i Selping if sg pate i pi | Dasa bean a Thousands throughout the f|GUILD Thea, W. | 52d, Hive. rt of Acts SC PAGES buttons, and tickets for the gigantic reception at MADISON Tel. Monument 0111 bs faites , International Barber Shop land! SQUARE GARDEN, ete., should be sent at once to Due to the fact that a number jague dec 2 William J, Harris, Jr, Presents THE ELTINGE THEATRE . of tenants were compelled to Twenty Hour Strike Won at Jahncke Dock | M. W. 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Wed. of the Soviets,” as well as further plans for the welcoming of the —_{_SS—————— known in New Orleans was won) when 600 Jahncke Dry Dock ship- builders and boilermakers returned to work within 20 hours. They struck | against a “dog wath” shift from Dr. M. Wolfson Surgeon Dentist 141 SECOND AVENUE, Cor. 9th St. Phone, Orchard 2333. in ense of trou! com: mifinight to morning, which would have cut down their overtime, f Dy long experience, and eo: you of carctal treatment. | ADDRESS | find 25 cents. if NAME CITY ... Internation: Defense 80 EB, 11th St, Néw York City Fern STREET PLAYHOUSE 154 W. 55th St. (Bet. 6th & 7th Avs.) GERHART HAUPTMANN'S Revolutionary Drama “THE WEAVERS” Continuous performances from 2 p.m. \ HUNGER STRIKE WINS PRAGUE (By Mail),.—The forty con.rades arrested in Vysocan at a conference of the action committee went on hunger strike as a protest against their illegal detention and thus secured their release, aviators. Organizations who are interested in placing ads. in the pamphlet now being prepared by the F'.S.U., in honor of the flyers, are urged to communicate with us at once. The rates are: $100 for full page. $10 will be the lowest amount accepted from any organization. Personal greetings may be inserted for $1. Now is the time to act. AMALGAMATEL i