The Daily Worker Newspaper, November 16, 1929, Page 2

DAILY WORKER, NE‘ ( TURDAY. EMBER 16, 1929 + ae Pi fa nl . “For « . of Insurance” : My] Comnunist Aves INDICT SAYLORS; a) Do vshenko Uses Broad Suntali 2 . Si Scena Direction of the “Arsenal” . : nesting agave while D nm LAveC ton i é vSENa n t 14, HRs noraihe ‘Telephone: Murray Hill 5550 | eat! io rt 4 Galle. announess’ the sigHlcance of prota’ spel | Cae mee ere on | ‘ 7 IN LYNCH § A N The Mackay ( pal” will be held over for A captivating hythn an | aS \ 1 ee ab ck commencing today. of moods are achieved by | === : per d SK 2 . 1 theme of “Arsenal,” the ,9lternation of comic and tragic pas- | Patronze ' : oe RUBE ETN he ene Sanaa oe ea tal sable Russian film, is the eivil | Sages. swell as in T *s Retreat: is eee ok Jail Ella May Witness [officially otitis [ seretary the Ukraine, the struggle of |its overwhelming artistry the pic- No Ti Barber Sho S 4 Unit GF, Seetion 2. tn Nee eae pa c uh Lc : " ss . workers against the Ukrain’ ture can be characteriz@d as the p Pp: St 7 Fr. sion of the Party Pie in New Terror Drive perks nin omorrow National: The uprising in the “Ten Days” of the Ukraine. 26-28 UNION SQUARE ] s ers. Attendance ob- ont ca ber ation ages senal of Kiev is a characte: i ek tt Alla cL fight up) (Continued from Page One) . yi : : to vy th bibles, | « in the history of the Ukrain- 2700 BRONX P/ “K EAST } Hives Youik panee workers in the Gastonia case, and shoe worke 1 re n fr vio. an revolution f | fcorner Allerton Ave.) bronx 2 of the ¥.C.L, witl|mob leader himself, and P, Stewart, picketing the advice of Alfred] “Tut his! there cA 1 & =——_ i zive a youth dance for the. benefit |Charlotte attorney, were two of the their exploite ; ta lnavauoniec whe dimetads apelded | — t no | Sone one Wack! | witnesses against Saylors before the bl erie) Meta chapel Big ssram, refreshments, |Stand jury. Protest Hort The International Labor Defense i ned, 1 is gathering witnesses to support (Continued f r ) H Saylor’s testimony, that Carpenter All went ¢ will | was a leader of the gang of lynchers, | a der mur-| the method of illustration or of Coonerators! Patronize ©\copying history events, His “Ar- | es, but | sonal” is not a collection of historic | , not a staging of historic | CHEMIST but an analysis presented] pw ORLEANS, La, Nov. 15.— 657. Allerton Avenue = Y.C.L. < Bast New ¥ fee 1 ative form by an artist whe | yohn Mor nakenily neleaaea des ! rd Si Subject: "The Youth The country authorities refused é n view the entire epoch in its|s ss, moctha’ teen on Welfs sl Estabrook 3215 — Brona, N. ¥ th t Next World’ War"; speaker: | 9,, “9 3 edges oe agree Lana aN “|a six months’ term on Welfare Is- cihte) eee even to put Carpenter on trial, after perspective. In its ideology, |jand in New York, where he was | = e la Awe he had been clearly identified. the film is antagonistic of the spirit | sent for resisting an attack on him | a International Branch 1, See, 3. id ideas of nationalism, of Ukrain- ; tof Comrade fe , . 5 p.m,.| Seven other petty bosses, gunmen Rye ah gel ret nen aa ‘ by sluggers while organizing the | 3 ‘ : nail cat aupee tances orca eel 1 Wo ker ache an nati afism, in this particular | jew of a Standard Oil Tanker, has | Frances Pilat K cere H Ww. lguills wholtook pars in the attempted | the 21 ( ur Tniowt Sdy at 8 o'clock instance. In one of the titles of | arrived here as the fifth of a special \ r, Seetion: |lynching were held for trial, brought Release : : Arsenal,” this idea is put very | crew of organizers sent down by the | MIDWIFK: 7 ken at the unit/up before a friendly judge, with oners, i t vernment ter- pithil) You say the Ukraine is) Marine Workers’ League. || 851 2. 7/th St, New York, N. ¥. to have her own rule, but who is to have the land?” There is some- itant worker: and of new head- | - 4 . Brooklyn, | Carpenter pretending to prosecute, will meet in p Vel, Rhinelander 3916 Intensive organization work, in | * 4 and with the jury packed in favor Opera Hous t orgay 3 ; e Se Cinas “Arsenal” to a ; | i Seite an this film, | Preparation for the Gulf Coast and ! ' rhe UNRALE t, BUd GARSON of the defense this time, naturally | Ave., Sunc f thing of epic poetry in this film. | yer MW, L. Conference, Jan- G pu Film Guild Cinema 8un- | acquitted The The divector frequently makes use MN ’ |] Phone; LEHIGH 6382 oy ‘ auspices of Downtown Hi eet Ga earn tt ‘ Sioid iinulat eamtnle uary 18 and 19, is under way | F : the Communist Now, wil e lynchers freed, the xv hearing 4 + i eet i: re vin, will els tha Gastonia Oetanme litate teat quum’et ciaaeiuncy cin ite | they will be dad es m and betray same time Dovshenko re-| According to reports arriving at International Barber Shop ja be used by the vin rs ve iS pun- | national \. F. of L, and the fightng sorts to the methods of some Ameri- | the national office of the M, W. L., | W, BALA, Hrop, : : 5 ‘ ih hse tied pie 1 eae ARG Rath -€ nionism of the T. U. |can films, raisin , however, i 3016 Second’ Avene, New rare walle Demand Release, of Gastonia By ish those victims of the outrage who | Erno Al h ( nist fen films, raising them, however, to Continued on Page Three) Peal th ius, Now York Ladies Bobs Our Specialty cot the “Gastonia |dared to tell who they saw among | Bale, s will be held by Downtown | their assailants, Lillian Gan ) ung Communist . ih day at 1178, The mill owners’ terror through Toth, I One of the ‘the servile courts of North Carolina | Kes continues. R. J. Gregory, 27, a tex- |tile worker, who saw the bos: 0 | thugs kill Ella May, and who tes- | — time to get tick i ime to Private Beauty Parlor Stude: ae ry | Peas i = [+ AMUSEMENTS+] SSO |: Dai VEGETARIAN rs, Jo s ti s 2nd TRIUMPHANT WEEK! “—a fine Soviet film of Revolutionary | neg Krat i ry. RESTAURANT n 5 7 tified in the last hearing agamst To T DAILY Com fe wilt Alware Fina it € Section 3. ;them, was hauled up before the ; unions Labo fact Daily. W ; ine at Our Plage. 4 : cting Monday, 6.80teourt by Carpenter, and sentenced _, (Continued Page ¢ t ie ebge eee ails Worker 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD., Bronx Ber BS on aflimag auaiteamed up chemee (roe © ju telp e sure that t aised by BARBUSSE—PODOVKIN—EISENSTELY (near 114th St, Station) ee es Sal a on the | host of sell-out e» the Daily Wi Equal To “POTEMKIN” PHONE: INTERVALE stes support” to one year on the * meeting Monday, 6 p, m ern mill states id Da oadway * county road chain gang, by Judge | f ne oe Shaw, Many witnesses have been ] Section 4 unit | threatened that if they continue to functionaries will be held | | testify as to which of the mill gun- Ayn St ea Ee Ee re jmen and bosses participated in the RATIONAL Vegetarian , RESTAURANT q 2 , 00. ae op, ann spread the 1 borhood, ection 1. | killing, they will be framed or mur- B = ter th; rN ‘gts: $ha2% | dered themselves. eee 199 SECOND AVEi UE 4 ir ae ¢ ” et, 13th and 13th Sts, \ An enthusiastic crowd of Char- “TEN DAYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD seein a3 JH Dia 6 lotte workers came out last night Labor and Fraternal to hear Elmer McDonald, young VVUYVVSEEVYVVVY | Or ni ti ns | textile workers just returned from AT COOPER UNION ZENDHEG rganizauo! the Seviet Union; George Maurer, t 8 ofclock—Admission BRARY § i Labor at War. runaway train wreck filled with HEALTH FOOD Japanese Workers Dance, Exhibit, passes cB gis of He 2 . Ree eas HOPS sat aids OO aa a ating Vegetarian p-|of the Na DR. KIRSC \ DOREN f : Z | RESTAURANT And saldlera dying Tivalling “AIL =the powerful duel between the intelleetual and the communist of the workers and the triumph of the invincible —the remarkable convention of spirit of labor. the Bolshevikl, the Bourgeois searen of other intense and the Peasants . . etual drama from the —the hair-raising scenes of the volt and elvil war, Special Added Attraction! “THE SOVIET FLIERS IN AMERICA” a remarkable film showing the enthusiastic reeeptions given to the Fliers in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit and New e Workers Association this Fri-| yy, i a 2 Workers Association ttan Ly.| Union, and Organizer Carr speak 4th St. “Tickets in ad-|at the sixth celebration held this 75 cents; $1.00 at door, year in southern cities in honor of Coupe 10 Patchariaen) \the Twelfth Anniversary of the incil 10 of the UCWW has ar-| Bolshevik Revolution. i an original, Vetcherinka | for vn Bs “oents. pc tl HOOVER IN PANIC. (Continued from Page One) _Rrogs, domih mananct, Concert, |ante of eapitalim is snd to be pee- banquet and concert for | liminary to an attempt to put into | of the Gastonia prisoners (execution the famous “five-billion 1600 MADISON AVE, Phone: UNI versity 5865 Ww EASTERN Western Front” rirait ef Csar Nich> Phone: Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN UISHES 4 opis with atmosphere hei all radicals meet 303 E. 12th St. New York FRIDAY ae EVER CIVILIZATION aaah rrang AY leaners' PUr BER 3h . NOV ul to the All workers invited. dollar fund” plan for “solving” HOUSTON PETERSON Daily eget | questions of business depression and | 0, ARISTOTLE AND York—ALSO THEIR START FROM MOSCOW. ally Brizhton Workers Lecture. | i ork- | ( tell will speak on “Right | unemployment advanced b’ Hoover! 3» DS Be in the Communist move- | josed as a ne Ua” Friday, 880 pm, {some months ago and exp | 227 Brighton Beach Ave, All works | reactionary Utopia. FILM GUILD CINEMA ortiowons ostts—Noon to mianiame | | All Comrades Meet at Direction: Symon Gould SPRING 5095—5090 BRONSTEIN’S industrial weakness, reflected in the » at 1400 Boston Rd, * #8 come, Auspl Brighton [ ct that Ie .W, Connell 7 Lecture ‘boom recently, part of the general | a2 CUBE LU aig | T SIDE OPEN egetarian Health of site, Geil speak on Nets | decline of industry. SUNDAY, NOVEN ti 14 ORUM Restaurant pe Brooklyn. | Hoover seizes upon the fact that | 5:00 p. m.: — | i| i Lk enap ie The Theatre Guild Presents |] 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx th oo ee te | “ ” F RECT Hovis CHURCH OF ALL ‘NATIONS 5 pS Mais RR ; a tate’ uae nal the usual “booster talk” about the DR. G. F. BECK | D second Avenua | U ater Club, | essential soundness of American in- |} «mu a ein com! : \| NINGS-8 O'CLOCK — . will give 2| dustry, such as thus far failed to| . Ft rs " f cr vening at A ' . ae lay rans Ft, help the stock market any, per is a ; ua Unity Co-operators Patronize so t ~ | significant because it is a first of- } 7:49 Pp. M.i-— NC 7TF Ba nments aa ontant | ficial admission that the price fail- ROM. 2 EUGENE W. LYMAN ~ | SAM LESSER | ek Warker Studauta wie ure is something more than a mere EDMUND B. CH ore | i ‘ailor 5 B . veal tie-up by whe Workers School student body | speculative panic, that it is due to slug iguedeat aalinsas a a “Social Reform” By LEONHARD FRANK | peas oN eas hee ts York @ iil rs in the |will conduct a hike to Alpine Woods | recognition that business isn’t so | “RELIGION AvD ExP s ene as Bin this Sunday, 7 | ‘ u 2 A’ srt RAGIN OV. 24 Neat to Unity Gocoterstive Ae i the League | Ui tare reat scorns Movies of the |good, that profits will fall, that if PAGANS ete || oe aban es ; s hikers will be taken. | anything can be done, industry must 1 CARLOS ISRAELS GUI THEATRE, WEST 52nd STREET, EVENIN ack s th Bronx Wor! Lecture |be pushed along, mite rcee NE IN i f MATINEES THURSDAY and SATURDAY 2: { § a es of the Bronx |er’s program is considered here as OLUTION, iil ustice | } uw p ott Uy Be EER 8 |a crude attempt to cure a spreading Ae j | DEC. 18ST DR. J. MINDEL S \| yes SURGECN DENTIST a 1 UNION SQUARE Lower Bronx Open Forum stock crash, by the same sort of ar- JAMES MYERS Room 803—Phone: Algonquin 6183 Not eonnected with any other office y al help | |The Lower Bronx Open Forum, 715) tificial stimulus as is now being at th t 8 St., w sea- * in at the will Ingugurate the sea-/ used, at a ruinous cost, to hold up ject to be announced. eoture on a lecture by A. Markoff on 1] {it $ h Ave. subway of the British Labor Par-| prices, “Wha ji Joing Gath bed ty" this Sunday, 8:00 p.m. Discus: |” g k « Viren ‘What a ee Is Doing ||) DEC. 8TH IVIC REPERTORY zine sio: d ti teel stocks were “pegge: 0; iducatior 2 of the Hon SAG ar a i to Education | Eves. $:20, Mats. ‘Thur, Sat., 2:30 gf of the en- Si Se day, by enormous purchases which aa & | > » VICKS Wis se B0e. $1. $1.50.” | the contrac- Downtown Workers Club. forced them slowly up 41-2 points. Tomorrow Evening at 8 o'clock ky | MR. H. M. WICKS a 88 je, $1, $1. — “fet A meeting will be held at 8.30 p. m. : Ae aha bE ane eh NI a EVA Le GALLIENNE, Director | :, so ee OF Stain, ch the Uicninn Vielkelt Wosbenal choumniarvs I e Year Industrialization Plan ‘Viest Time at Popular Prices {{| Today Mat-—“PETER PAN” | Dr AS AHOM BABROEE ve » 4. Will Speak at the club S$ 8.36 i COLONY in Russia” ALL TALK DRAMA Tonight—“A SUNNY MORNING” and | forials,” the Wil), weak at the club Sunday at $36] Bosses Aid ILGWU peel | BNGLAND'S FIRST cena LADY FROM ALFAGUBaUE” || Cor. MeBASh sth STRERT Pa ee — Italian Workers Gaston Ball (Continued from Page One) | A grand ball for the benefit of the js ; a risoners will be given ae| Statement issued by the Needle | ast 104th St. this Sunder Sven: Trades Workers Industrial Union. Auspices of Italian Workers |” 4 i lub of Harlem, Di_Vagno Section ‘Months before we made it clear | LD. and Italian Harlem Section | to the dressmakers that the combin- ADMISSION gineers had been soner ‘Dela ———. sexo aad DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY L ACKM IL MUSIC AND CONCERTS || Please, telephone, for, apvotntment, Stirring Mystery—Adventure and Romance WITH DISTINGUISHED ‘Philharmonic ° Symphony Dr. M. Wolfson means of preventing s endangering the Gasmenctine Lacune: ation with the bosses and the Tam-| LONDON STAGE CAST + | Dr. Leo Powell will speak on “Nu-} many machine of the New Vouk Ele serrees TOSCANINI, Conductor Gatheen ilar Va 8 | ie eed Romani, aoan aH a : PI a e n_under which | oyditorium of the Cooperative Colony, State government will be made the oF IETH “ICOR” BAZA AR. MAJESTIC St, W. of Bway, Kvp.8:80| } CARNEGIE HALE, THIS SUNPAY | 14) seconD AVENUE, Cor, 9th St en 1 g number of | 2700 Bronx Park Bast | same way it was made in the cloak Pa nce Bb ol at 130 matnutwerdieneonanr Phone, hard 2333. Sunde ‘sand the whole} sot Nearing sane hes “wnat | industry, in Forgan Sei are FOR JEWISH COLONIZATION IN THE SOVIET UNION tO OMANN STRAUSS CS BEETHOVEN—RAVEL—WAGNER abor. policy the contractors | Capitalism is doing to Education”) pany union,” the statement declares. here ss ; the. mens ems | sundaes the Auditori 7 ¢ PHAY QIN “ 19 | 3 Carnemie Hall, Wed, Eve. Nov. 20, teans a speed-up of the men.em- | S2"day, 8 p.m ithe, Auditerium| ” Te points out that dress bosses and FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY “AW NDERFUL NI SEUTHOVEN-MODALY MORAN? | oi lOVEN—K —) R loyed to a point of exhaustation,” | rark he union ch cast. Admigsion 25 cents. | jobbers, former bitter foes of the lunion, have now become the cham- | | | NOVEMBER 29, 30 and DECEMBER 1, 1929 | | r The Prostaxt reGreng ak Laon 48| pions of the “strike.” the Carnepie Hall, Sn: Nov, 23, R I H U ; pie EL CAE Lay ae aa oa soir cteas, >» = | DR. MITCHELL R. AUSTIN the Garriek Theatre, The |, Against the pany in’ the Muplenl Gomes tandation AEPTHOVEN—MOZART——WAGNER | “Winterbound.” \being negotiated by Schlesinger and | Jal Branch J. ¥,, Ds | the bosses, the N.T.W.1.U. holds, the | t oorganize ‘a branch of | workers strength lies “in your own Optometrist 2705 WHITE PLAINS AVENUE Near Allerton Ave, Bronx, N. Y_ \ 68 LEXIN AVE, (between 25th and 26th Sts.) ; ANDREW TONSDS Program Mhustrating lt Pe es Tuesday: | hands, in your organizing, in the : oresi és vdway, All workers invited. | building of your Needle Trades Wait with your purchases, Arti all descriptions | ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATRE oboe, English horn RL. ESTABROOK 2031 $8 to , * * 1 ’ bang: pia 7 to timbermen anc ‘Chadiuerh ait Ranndin weskin: | Industrial Union.” will be sold at the lowest 7 W, of B'way. Chien. aes BROOKLYN ACADEMY oF Music|} Svecial Appointments Made for ¢ A meeting of the Cleaners and | pd SU tote iil lat Sun. Aft, Nev. 54 at 8015 Comrades Outside of the Bronx, | soun Comedy BIRD 4 HAND BEETHOVEN—MOLART—WAGNER OR 50 a day for | | Workers, T. U, U. L, will be| A meeting of the Mass Propa- | PRINKWATER’S (ARTHUR JUDSON, Mer. (Steiway) uy vers $9.50 a day for drill run- held Thursd p.m: at 96 Union | ganda Committee of cloakmakers, u Important organizational proby sm $10 to $12 for tim-/ lems Prat atabaretona ter toe Mnees |dressmakers, furriers and millinery 1 shorers. RO RRL Seren ne workers will be held at the union auare, National ‘Textile Workers Union, | Offices at 181 W. 28th St. med at, Meeting in the ew York NDtstrict!12 noon and Release of 7 | «s solows: Entertainment BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS STARTING TODAY: —Fridey and S ee emul “ICOR” 799 BROADWAY TEL. STUYVESANT 0867 Meeting Ri Rooms and Hall TO HIRE wygnday, 8 pe my rug workers, 16) : | cae % | i : tinued, fro! Page One) maneaaa fe 8 Us Te all nd geen] Hote) and iy en bah hdl | ae t Time in Brooklyn Suitable for Meetings, vou hear such a jot about—ham cost | "YW sday 8 ip. oma. knits er Branch of ah jalgama' | GROWTH and Dances in the nts a pound, Y wor 6 W, 21st § hers much fora mil bande | ctl Pia, Wem Sn oureg 6x- || aw we wane Nts Poeae etrte 128 | (T—cComrnaen, come in mannen to nee tne § OF THE SOIL Czechoslovak He appealed for relief for the" \ays textile workers out ‘of ‘work |{ ay reer ee SOVIEE UIaRAIN By KNUT HAMSUN echoslova S cart © cor t i firet Moi e ¢ strike rs. titty y ° the ‘union, 1 Caer age | 8 aetna cy 66 r 7 99 | The world-famous novel enacted by an all-star Scandinavian cast in Workers House, Inc. Hf every worker sticks together 1777, to address énvelopes and ive |{ yng, " Mad rus loneataty |] he actual locales of Norway under direet supervision of the author. 347 KE, 72nd St. New York mille folks Be doing HG at ays Ber yy toep. m || J ——AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM—— Telephone: Rhinelander 6097 we'll win the South Laborntory | ie ten MY a seeder basi ae a mi Apaeelts pletn prodine by hy the famoun a enor Dawsuny i | JEWS ON SOVIET SOIL , n Ay >) ||] ehis film in the as RSEN AL. ule between the old lopted in support of ; 6 JAMATED and new Ubra Will be shown at | Vivid Views of Agrarian Jews FURNISHE Se iniie Lemans, th na nay Marching be: | } pif SHED ROOMS Sine yall at Sehings at a) Be fieh"s i] MANHATTAN LYCEUM, 66 E. Fourth St. MOMART THEATRE | 133 Kast 110th St, Heated rooma; large ‘and smait; all improvements; near eub- b Mya Tel, Lehigh 1890. dy and the I, L, D. n of the Daily Work FE eg eae the exact amount Build Up the United Front of pi ee debe eek em nol collection made, the Working Class From the Bot: ( | WANTED © couple oF woman with to share an apart- 8 t Jj ! ; : 2 | tom Up—at the et ae Se ment downtown, Box 14. D. We te ur t) Fulton Street and Rockwell Place, Brooklyn + fi et + + i. Special Prices 1h nm, to 0-0, ms 20c) Evening Boece Tel NEV Ing vats ‘el. Take B. M. T. Subway to DeKal si. BR. T. to Nevi 0 WORK rm, eae at Aa ny Tomorrow Evening at 7 and 9 o’clock sharp TT SIN ENGLISH ADMISSION: ADULTS 50 CMNTS CHILPREN 15 CHNTS