The Daily Worker Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 2

list ewis ment in I hown handed down thi stribi scist Council Is xanized Today from Page One) al Ele ¢ Co.; John J neral Motors—in fact, published by the U. S. Cha Commerce rea like a : of the leading scab corpora- 1 big imperialist banker: labor falers who are to par. not been named. Un- dly Green, Woll, Morrison and will head the “labor” delega- t will carry their class col nd uni joining nomic council 1 be composed -two manufacturing and groups. ident Hoove rt uting will address the bined exploiters and will talk m at th than he did The dec paves the way for to ¢% his message on the deporta of Michael Picolle esent economic crisis and the a, 28 asures the capitalists will take where murder to pro’ “We n. ible him. Piccollella, h June, 1925 2 in Hoboken, supplied by ti acting had been active as an ant Previous to the Cireuit Court yesterday born seamen had been the same category ther f born wor but mitted by law to country for certair de: inion remain periods of t ve the the workers and to endeavor p up their sagging economy shall have the cordial cooper: of agencies,” says in his letter to the proposed of the fi t economic ring them that they will mental dictatorial ipport of the state ve wage-cutting and We shall cordial cooperation of off the De- en) But evident machinations betwe growing seri the fascist representatives in of the country, country .nd the . government the basic industries, has resulted in the annulment of ¢¢ subomobiles: The fas the previous status of seamen, SO ¢ ll direct the attacks that the new decisi ght be used against unemployed relief for the as a club again. t foreign- worke born seamen. Organization rapidly growing defending the sear ppealed Hoover's fascist state apparatus, Jn his case to the U. S, Supreme Co’ Detroit an unemployed council em- me bracing auto workers sprang Smash Stim n Threat to ex several weeks ago. Against Soviet Union Je Union Unity League is organization of all workers pr to t the scab attempts of (Continued from Page One) reen-Muste-Lewis and Co. Socialist Fatherland! Against the “In Hlinois the miners in the Na- tional Miners Union are giving the A. F. of L. Pledge That the Work- ers Will Accept Worsening Econ- lie to Green’s “no strike” promise omie Conditions. to the bo: and have called a gen- 5 s eral strike for Dec. 9 in the coal in- eile iain Ca dustry in Illinois and Indiana. “The note sent by Secretary Stim- 4) along the line resistence of son to all capitalist states, encmies work is developing against of the Soviet Union, in the name of | the mailed fist of capitalism, typi- the Wall Street government in | fied by Hoover’s economic council. Washington, is a call for war on the Soviet Union. The labor fakers have pledged that the workers will not fight against the increasing burdens caused by the coming econ- Communist Activities Industrial Registration. is and by war preparations. All industrial organizers ana) all | ap section organizers are instructed to The socialist party has gone over complete the registration of all Pa completely to the capitalist class, |:nembers. Those who are not as ' a ti is i var as ay , registered should do so immediately supporting this coming war as they | 5 \ccistratioa is of utmost import- did the last world war. Only the ance in the building of the T.U.U.L —District Industrial D. organized might of the workers can prevent the imperialist robbers from destroying the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, our Socialist Fath- erland. Come to t tomorrow evening, December join with the millions of wor ke the world in defense of the Soviet Union.” 6 and s of A con Leaksville Toilers Out! 1 Month; Need Help rede (Continued from Page One) Gai better cipated in the struggle for conditions have been blackli are deprived the possi earning a livelihood. Many are left without food and Again there is a strike in Women’ cutive. New Jersey Sec- nmittee will be t Workers ewark, NJ. sharp. A program section will be work esentative wi il members of the » must attend and < Work Directors, Section > of unit women's wo! 3 will be held on p.m, at 117 Unit 1, Section 4. meet District nfer m, 8.30 p. will all Street | All 'mem- | Unit 4, Section 3, ion of Needle Trades. ville which threatens to the : ction, ar gens ean same forms as in Gastonia. Again be held Th sday. Hee 5 8 i. reat ; t the ict Of Eve evictions and persecutions of the BE the ne needle trahaa thaction | workers by the agents of the mill |is instructed to attend this meeting. | a ‘ Ee on presentation of owners. CL. card. | “Pellagra, termed the ease | Communist Sealed A. ” istrict Bureau, District 2. | of the poor,” by Joseph Goldberger, who made a survey of this disease oli is eattioas Section t famed for the United States Public Health Service, is on the increase. While the mill barons are making millions of dollars, the workers suffer from pellagra, the starvation d S account of very low wages which do not enable them to buy the neces- sary food to prevent this disease. | Send Help. “The Workers’ International Re- ief, which was in Gastonia from the | Sectic ht first day of the struggle and kept Tomorrow 6 p. m, at 56 Manhattan | up the tent colony, during the most |» Scetlon 6 will hold a member-| difficult period of the fight, calls upon all workers to help us to take care of the workers who are dis- criminated against, as well as the Leaksville strikers and their fam- ilies. We also ask for a: in making our pellagra survey, in order that we may be able to estab- ish a clinic for pellagra victims in| y the South. “Help us send relief to the Leaks- ville strikers! “Rush funds to Workers’ tional Relief, 949 Broadway, Ly s Sch | ham, we Party 1 Interna- New reude Cita Seetion 1 will ha n affair Sat- York City. urday, D 8 p.m. at its head- — cuarters, E. 4th St. At this affair, Dy M ti tne peaies of ene ane of the So- vie! wi he shown, beginning with mergency ee Ing ithe take-off in Moscow and ending it at Polo for Strikers Relief |: An enseatney y) eonterence for] strikers relief will be held Saturday, | Dee. 7, at. 1 p. m. The conference will be held at the office of the New York local of the Workers International Relief, 799}.,,,’ Broadway, room 221. All organizations and should send representatives. {to come and have # good time, ont | “Prolata unions | jtalist nist Pa Friday METAL WORKERS LEAGUE. | A meeting of the Metal Workers) \ League will be held Friday night, | Pioneer Dee. & Dee. 6, at Irving Plaza, 3th Street | Cfourth and Tevi eprese rades at, 13 ‘il members must # Section 6 Membership Meet. lass fn this week the subject nee in the Trade Unions,” ne given by Comrade Grace Burn- Mm, Seotte There wi ting of Section 1, Will be the sneaker at forum me. riday evening Mercer St. Subject » of the d Comrade | in “ad- > tin: will be he ership Meeting, Section 5. to- m. on 5 membership meetink 230 Wilkins Ave, 8 p. attend. * 8 oe de Union Pre conducted symposium night ool, un oniee “Social In- and is Admission | ts cents. organizational | in Discussion on t ectuiting campaign. féethact Aitata h the Grounds us celebration Workers are urced 7 dhiabvtantp Meet. 1 be a section membershin at 27K. 4th St m. today, ‘The discussion wil? he Party recruiting campaigns * ks in Newark. arian Diet Democrac A rty and Y.C.1. * Forums every * cor Conference, rict conference on} work will be held Sunday, | am im. at the Workers Center | floor) There will be unit nation of tue F.cl4 Ai} coms re Invited, ‘building service workers, {help of the bosses, |ing manufactured, R, an He: PEN SHOPPERS 'N CONNECTICUT JAIL T WORKER Metal Ww orkers Figh Police Attack iaXs WATERBURY, Conn.. were Dec. 4 workers arrested while listributing lea: e workers of the metal The leaflets were being distrib. uted before the shop gates as w Negro section of W2 seven arrested are district secretary of Unity Le as bury. The Richards Ross, in uting leaflets to Iso, le na Burbank; Harry organizer of the Young Communist League; and Ferber, son and Jacobson. Union Ur a widespread driv in The y Le: workers and other metal industries in this section, a center of the metal indus. try. growing militancy of the ‘kers here, hastened by lay uts and further spee and their response to the Com- munist Party, the T. U. U. L. and the Y. C. L., has led to the open al industry manufacturers the workers. The organization of the 150,000 metal workers in this district w: adopted as a principal aim of the U U. L. at its recent district con- ference. The seven workers arrested out on $200 bail. are The arrests have created wide indignation among the through its governor's workers in this section. ~AUNCH OUILDIN JNION TOMORROW : Call Mass Co Conference; 2 Cleaners Framed While the shing touches are being put on plans for the mass con- ference tomorrow night that will launch a new industrial union of the capi- talist courts are preparing to frame up two of the leaders of the Window Cleaners’ Protective Union, Local 8. Peter Lahowit, business agent of the ynion, and Peter Darck, former secretary will appear in 57th St. Court tomorrow (Friday) morning, charged with assault. They* were arrested on October 18, two days after the start of the window clean- ers’ strike, and at first charged with felonious assault. The charge has now been changed to simple assault | be in order to make it easier to rail- | road the two workers. is a clear frame-up, but with the “evidence” is be- Intense interest is being shown by building service workers through- | ers conver jout the city in the mass conference | that will be held at 8 o’clock tomor- row night, in Irving Plaza, 15th St and Irving Pl. Thousands of leaf- ; lets containing the call for the con- ference have been distributed in office and commercial building: factories, hotels and apartment houses. . The conference being called jointly by the window clean- ers’ union and the Amalgamated Building Service Workers’ Industrial Union. In addition to representa- tives of the two unions. representing unorganized workers, as well as the reactionary A, F. of \L. building service locals, will be 8, present. Committees from the Window Cleaners’ Union are now visiting W YORK { (Continued from Page One) to enforce union standards and con- ditions in the shops under the con- rol of the industrial union. of the dressmakers, leadership of the indus- to the fake strike man- Schlesinger, the and their capitalist governors is an lization of the wor ate shop strikes on a wide scale to unionize i membership cam- registered work of mags allization of he answ the trial union, euvers jer of bosses imme struggle, the pment d the ery this movement into a general strike move quickly as conditions permit. will destroy all the scheme » company union and strengthen the base 1 union and bring horter hours and for the mass of the Dressmaker Enlist! al union calls on to en in this he unionization of the al union calls on ing in an open steps for the ation of that shop. threugh aompany union but through open struggle against the bosses and all their al- will the idards and condi- ions of the thousands of dressmak- ed and the Needle Trade Industrial Union, the only emes, s be Workers’ on of the workers, be strength a rtifiec B nt Hall was crowded with E rs and dressmakers who me to hear Boruchowitz, general ger of the Joint Board Needle Worker Industrial Union, explain the policy and tactics of the union in the dress situation. Boruchowi exposed and de- no mes of the Schles inger company union which plans commissions to carry through a fake strike in order to further enslave the dress- makers, as was the case in the cloak trade. He pointed out that the hope of the dressmakers, who are work- ing under miserable conditions, in the Needle Trades Workers trial Union, n w ation drive launched this week, and shop strikes, which it aims to de- velop into a general movement that will bring the masses of the dress: ers into the union and raise their standards and conditions. He also pointed out that the company union (ILGW) convention is only of the publicity scheme to fool lead the workers. y of the workers present at bas meeting participated in the dis- The cloakmakers related eriences as a result of the fake strike in their branch of the industry, that the miserable condi- tions prevailing in the cloak trade, the speed-up system and long hours serve as a lesson to the dress makers. The forum definitely proved that the mass of the workers under- tand object Sch!o inger’s | maneuy and that they are ready if w the struggle against the | bo! agents for the union The charge | | | | | Working class organizations appeal- |; washers. The Workers’ Interna- tional Relief has also arranged a benefit performauce of the famous \Soviet movie, “Ivan the Terrible, for Friday evening, December 1 jat Labor Temple 14th St. and Sec- hay ond Ave. Tickets at 50 cents are | lon sale at the office of the union, | 15 East Third St and at the W. I. 799 Broadway, Room 221. ‘Soviet Union Replies To Stimson’s Threat (Continued from Page One) workers’ republic and the Mukden | | government re-establishing the con- ditions of the 1924 treaty. . 8 ® WASHINGTON, Dec. — The bloody dictatorship of Machado in Cuba, that has had a great dex! of experience workers, in killing militant | telegraphed Washington! B, | aries | Coney ‘Island | a its approval of the Stimson inter-} vention threat against the Soviet! \ Union. The Mexican government, like-| wise, exhibited its complete prostitu- | tion to Wall Street and its imper- ialists masters in Washington by | trations on thy putting its O.K. on the Stimson note. The Mexican masses, however, re- ject this move as they remember thet United States imperialism on more than one occasion threatened and \ took like action against the revolu- tionary Mexican workers and peas- ants, Downtown. ie changed trom fo Thursday, All comrades plewre noie, Date of meet dis Authorize Fake Stoppage. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 4.—The International Ladies’ Garment Work- m here today “author- ized” the fake strike agreed on by the New York bosses, to try and company unionize the dressmakers’ trade there, and spent some of its time discussing a higher duty on Philippine and Porto Rican dress anything to help the empl President William Green of the A. F. L, and Morris Hillquit, socialist bo: arrived today to address the Both of them support Hoove grand fascist | which Green helped to or- convention. President coun} delegates / ganize. Labor Organizations in Yonkers. Will lecture on iday, Dee. velcome, anion Claw. first ‘session of the function- of the United Councils of Women will begin Thurs- Dec. 5 at the Workers School, 26-28 Union Sq. at 8.30 sharp * “eee Downtown Club Art Exhibition, Exhibition of work by M, Fleiss at the Downtown Workers Club, 35 EK, nd St. Open all day Saturday and nday; week days 7 to 12 p.m. Ad- mission free. * LG elekenttlial Council W.W. will cele- brate its 6th anniversary by having 2 splendid supper and entertainment on Sat, Dec.-7 at 2901 Mermaid Ave.. v ee ‘eandinavian Club. ill be given by the N. Y. rkers Clubs at Her- and First St.. 8: x. N. ball dina p.m. Music will Dolled by the id-plece Normandie Ovehestra. Boxing exhibitions will be given. da i 1844, Pitkin Ay Brookly Nenring iy Yéukers Tun, Meet. The Yonkers LL.D. will meet at the orkers Cooperative Center, 252 iY Friday, § p,m. Scott Nearing will Speak, on “war.” factare i Bink, Comrade L. Malamut will speak \this Frida Dec. 6, at 1472 Boston Rd., thoven, with illus- plano, * nrtehton. LL meeting of the fal’ Haywood f the ¥. L. P, will be held | riday evening, Dec. 4, at 227 Reach Ave. Election of ates to the district conference Ve Will take place. * Workers iH boratory Thentre. ‘The Workers Laboratory Theatre wil wive an all revolutionary pro- mn at Workers Center, 26 on Square, Dec, & at $20 p.m, ‘h will be two one-act plays— arching Guns" and “White Trash, gro eobrituale. Ty a tho “Intetnationa rkers Begin’ ress Trade t eal Fight to Finish in 2 big organ- | :) Thugs are visiting the homes of the strikers, threatening to have and Fraternal THURSD/ AY 5, $2 DECEMBER 1 1: i! ". is at the Court Theatre. Walter Ua # antl who plays the part of the Babbitt, istic manner t does so in such a real- it at times you al Defy A. F. L, Officials; |most believe that you are viewing * mall-town booster in the flesh. | Show Solidarity he play is the joint efforts of WORKERS AID “Your Uncle Dudley” Amusing D STRIKE“ Farce of Small m2 Baboi RLPOOL” i) ti The sign Nearing to Speak at Worker School Sunday CNG in China, the maneuvers against the Soviet Union in the Manchurian sit- > Stimson hand directing y forces at Nanking, the revolt against Chiang Kai-shek, and the intensification of the revolution- struggles facing the workers and peasants of China, are some of the many phases of the lecture to be given this Sunday by Scott Near- ing, noted educator and instructor at the Workers School, at the School Hall, 26 Union Square, at 8 p. m. The subject of the lecture will be “Revolutionary Perspectives in the Eas' for which admission is 25 cents. The sports club organized by the student body of the Workers School invites enrollment in Hiking, Ice- Skating, Soccer, Base-Ball, Swim- ming, Use of Gymnasium, Checkers and Che: All students interested should apply for membership at once to avoid paying initiation fee, before Dec. 16. ‘ance of ary “For All Kind of Insurance” Howard Lindsay and Bertrand Rob- | HAMMOND, Ind., Dee. 4. i | ite the opposition of the A. F. of Uncle Dudley is the L. officials here, the rank and file 8° eval utility man of the town in membersich lobe A. Bcf Lotumioun | eer a ee eee oe eee i ae : : of the local Rotary itution and have answered the appeals of the | about sther town associations. | young strikers of the Queen Anne, Whenever the local business men | candy factory for aid, and have @ ants want anything done, | made collections for the strikers on just call on their Une the spot when strikers appeared on ye the floor of the locals’ meetin; As in all farce comedies. of this The strike, led by the Trade Union style there are pienty of complica- Unity League, began when the com- tions and funny situations. It may | —/ pany discharged 50 girl workers|be said to the credit of, the present who came to a meeting of the Young authors, while they use many of th ” Communist Leagu The Trade old situations, they also add their} Louise Quinn, who is appearing in nion Unity League immediately quota of new ideas. “Whirlpool,” th» initial production put up demands for higher wages Jy addition to the playwrig’ of the Ame Playwrights, which and better working conditions nuch could be or of the {opened last night at the Biltmore When - strike represent cast who do a great deal to add came to a meeting of the car} union local, the officials, without tal ing the matter to a vote, decided no to admit the strike committee. Mem- flavor to this merry farce, the Concerto Gro: In addi includes ion Beatrice Jacques Martin, Hyden,|her Carnegie Hal! bers of the local later stated that |‘ 7 3 : epaulets cy ti dale eae James B a en § brook. | day evening. the matter was not even placed be- © ™"°S panded ee ecu oo day evening. —— the Gluck aria, fore the men When the striker: what their. 1 at once Music Notes and Strau group of th to members the nglish returned hall, opened the question of admit- Manhattan Symphony of and ends | Musie Sunday. The Manhattan Symphony Orches- | will give his tra will give its fourth concert at | yall, the Mecca Auditorium on Sunday | 19, evening. The soloist will he Maazel, Such cases of the rank and file pianist. The program follow members of A. F. of L. local defying | Chadwick, mphonie Fant their officials to admit the Queen “Aphrodite”; Rubinstein, Piano | Hall on Monday Anne strikers, frequent he show c neerto in D minor; Wagner, Wo- | ber 9. the increasing militancy of the work 's Farewell and Fire Charm; | ers in the A. F. of L. locals, as well! Siegfried’s Funeral March; as of the unorganized workers. friet'a ‘Riine. wourney, ; ting the strikers to the meeting, and a motion was passed by a large majority to admit the strike com- mittee. The Friends of Musie next ¢ | cert will be Sunday afternoon, in| | Shee Workers in Mecca Auditorium, at which Arthur Bodanzky will conduct a program (Continued from Page One) of orchestral works, with Mme. Mar- ing the bosses to get injunctions garet Matzenauer singing a group that were prepared and submitted |of Mahler songs. The other to judges even before the workers are the Tragic Overture of Brahms, be discussed. were locked out. Biedenkapp elso pointed out that the A. F. of L. Boot and Shoe Bosses’ Union had organizers in New York collecting scabs to join the boot and shoe and go back to work so as to break the strike and help the bosses defeat the workers, such as in the case of the former Brooklyn Shoe Co who changed its name to the Gotnam Shoe at the suggestion of the scab agents so as | ‘to make the werkers believe that || “‘CAUCASIAN LOVE’ is right it was a new firm when its the ut the top among all the top- same wolf with another name. hoteliers of the Soviet films, Today at 5:30 p. m.a special mass || “Hen it comes to scenic beauty, meeting will be held at the Amal- |] fine direction, swiftness of ac- at Irving Plaza, Pi Last Two Days! gamated Hall in Brooklyn, where || 0M and great acting.” definite plans for a general fight —Daily Worker. against wage reductions and the union smashing program of the bosses will be acted upon. Another Lock Out. | The Sterling Shoe Co., 2402 At- | lantie Ave., locked out its 20 work- jers, belonging to the Independent |Shoe Workers’ Union yesterday, |without giving any reasons at all. | In another shop a boss told his workers, “I haven't locked you out |yet, but in 46 hours Tl get an in- | junction, and then I'll lock you out. tule of then slugged, deported, or arrested. They try to scare the women and children by telling them that if their men stay on strike they will | Marcel Grandjany, Thursday evening Ways and means of extendi: *AMUSEMENTS- the Concerto Grosso of Locatelli and ‘0 of Bloch. Mme. Marguerite D’Alvarez gives recital on Fri » program ineludes “Armez Vous,” | group of German songs by Schubert a French and Spanish | songs. recital 5 Harrison Cristian, baritone, will 1€ | give his debut recital at Carnegie Decem- evening, Sie: | Dental Mechanics Mass Meet Today A mass meeting of dental mechan- will be held this evening at 8.30, works | present strike of dental workers wi the true story of the struggle of the Cauca- sian people against the the czar. — GUILD CINEMA REET ny Avenues all starve. They told one wo they would frame him up and give him six months, Police commissioner Whalen sent 60 cops to the Supreme Court build- ing today, where the Bressler Co. injunction and cases of eight strikers held on contempt charges came up. | The cases were all postponed. | FFAMe FIRST AMERICA PARTY MEMBERS OF A. F. W. A meeting of all Party members | of the Hotel, Cafeteria and Restaur- ant Workers Branch of the Amalga- | mated Food Workers’ Union will | take place this Friday, December 6, | 1929, at 183 W. 5ist St., 8:30 p. m. All comrades must be present with- | out fail. THE NEW: “Here is really LITERATURE Avante ATTEN- “A film worthy Meeting of literature agents, ‘The End of St. scheduled for this Friday, Decem- ber 6, has been postponed, due to conflicting mass meeting at Cen- | | tral Opera House. Watch for further | | announcement. “Most effective Russian films.” t into existence the men who are to eld those wenpons—the modern working class—the proletarians.— Karl Marx ¢Commanist Mantreste) ‘The ‘Theatre Guild Presents “GAME OF LOVE AND DEATH” By ROMAIN ROLLAND GUILD W- 9%, Svs. 8:60 Matsa ‘Ch.&Sat. 2:40 | the Prolet Music Club. ‘There will be | dancing after the performance. Tick- ets 50 cents at the Workers Bookshop and Workers School. Seventy-five cents at the door. | * * Dental Mechanics Meeting. A dental mechanics’ mass meet PITKIN will be held ‘Thursday, Dec. 5, at 8 7 Pitkin Avenue peamecat Irving Plast. Toth ‘st, and | —————-— z Brooklyn rv! ¢ avs i 1c how to extend the strike Will he taken up | ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATR' Meeting will begin on time, Hvery-|«tth St. W ot Bway, Chick. 9044 ON BOTH one invited. pei Beep 80 Ants Wea Sax B41 Ome Working Women's Council 2, Bronx. DRINK WATER'S BIRD s HAND A banauet and concert to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Work- ing Women's Council 2, Bronx, will be held Saturday evening, Dec, 7, at 1400 Boston Roard, * ‘Thur., Sat. 2:30 0c. $l, $1.50 } BVA,Le GALLIENNE, Director { ibe REPERTORY lth st 6th Ave eves. 8:30, Mats. Lecture 5 “Soviet Russie Att ears. of Mxistence” will be the tople of a lec. ture given by the Horlem Progressive | yp, _ oy Nay Moun CNS, tans Malad Ave. (het | eet ie toe tween 12nd and 103rd Ste) at 8 p.|TonRheTHE SEA BUD m. Comrade Shoe, of the Workers Tomy Nighy, Premlere 0H) rhaot will euenig CORPSE on Us age Shows — LIVING FEAMEGSS Ne Now Playing! AN SHOWING THE LATEST SOVKINO MASTERPIECE BABYLON something new in movie production!” —Daily Worker. to stand in the high company of ‘Potemkin’ and Petersburg.’ ” —Herald Tribune. of the recent —Evening Post. Paris in the wild enthasinsm of the first days of the Not only has the bourgeoisie | war, Fighting between the Paris Commune and the for the weapons that bring | army of France Don't miss this marvelous film! de: itself; it has also eniled NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES Loew’s “Big 2” PARADISE SCREENS “TWO BLACK CROWS” MORGAN & MACK “WHY BRING THAT UP” tre — From Stay aut i CAPITOL, iueaTIN — BROADWAY Mon, to Fri, 11 A, M, to 1 P.M, 50 French harp- at Town December Grand Concourse Bronx Preeti | ‘Telephone: 7 Kast 42nd Street, New York a Patronze INo -Tip Barber Shops | | 26-28 UNION SQUARE (i flight up) || 2700 BRONX P< EAST (corner Allerton Ave.) Cooperators! 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Second Ave. New York DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY Please telephone for appointment Telephone: Lehigh 6022 Cor. DR. MITCHELL R. AUSTIN Optometrist 2705 WHITE PLAINS AVENUE Near Allerton Aves Bronx, N.Y, ). ESTABROOK 2631 he clat Appointments Made for Hote! & Restaurant Workers} Branch of the Amalgamated Food Workers, W, Bist St. N. ¥ O. Phone Circle 7336 usiness ‘meotings held tho first Monday of the month at Pp. m, Kaueational mectings—the th rd m Executive One industry! One Union! Join and Fight the Common Bnemyt! Office wen from 9 a. m. to 6 p.m Advertise your Union Meetings here. For information write to The DAILY WORKER Advertising Dept. 26-28 Union Sq., New York City |