The Daily Worker Newspaper, April 24, 1930, Page 2

__Page Two_ Bik aha SENATORS CO-OPERATE WITH ARMY OF WHITE GUARDS UNDER CYRIL Washington Permits “Czar” to Have Troops Waiting Use Against Workers Here or USSR Russian Church Officials in America Are Its Chaplains; Linked to Matthew Woll Besid direct participation S. army, forming one bat- nth Regiment N. Y. ational Guard, the Russian White Guard has a mili nization of its own on U. existing by the benevolent approval of the U. S. government for use against Amer- section of the “Imperial Army and Navy.” The closest contact is maintained between this white guard murder gang and at least some senators and representatives. They are also, of course, connected with the A. F. in! Cyril,” chaplain of the New York | DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, THURSD. ‘s Call for a Mass May Day Demonstration AY, APRIL 21, 1930 |is usually found on Broadway. | Ty \ “Topaze” at Music Pox, Clever| ‘Expose of Grafting Politician | “For All Kinds of Insurance” ARL BRODSKY ‘Telephone: Murray Hill 555¢ Kast 42nd Street, New York | LAURA LA PLANTE The most brilliant comedy of the present season is now playing at the Musie Box Theatre. It is “Topaze,” adapted from the French of Marcel Pagnol by Benn W. Levy. | UNION SQUARE prerrnnnn Now PLAYING DIE HOSE (OR A ROYAL SCANDAL) with WERNER KRAUSE The story is a satirical expose of grafting politicis and, altho the locale is laid in Fresice, one is easily reminded of our own Tammany Hall and its politician-coniractors. Not only has the play a text that is worth while but the excellent cast add ‘to the enjoyment of the evening. Workers will view an expose of capi- talist politics much more honest than v oMr, lent w v Jugo’s performance is clever.” ADDED ATTRACTION— ‘BERLIN AFTER DARK’ with GRITA LEY A pleture that reveals the inner- most seeret workings of the famous detective bureau of the Berlin Police Department. AcmeTheatre . | Among the various rackets worked | in the play, the best appears to be the building of layovities outside be With John Boles in “The Captain L., th +h Matthew Woll, via th | of cafes. When the cafe owner ob- 56 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET ci rork for war against! L., throu atthew Woll, via the He tS Da a Soe (ix ‘ f a ee won ies or a mee AS is L. Brazol. | jects, it is removed but the cafe | of the Guard,’ a story of the French | = Th Soeage i aukar Coral 35 “Whey Want divestivation Owner: has to pay 10,000 france, | Revolution, now showing at the |[rel. SACramento 2592 ne ex-grand duke Cyril, now | y stigation. Frank Morgan plays Topaze, a| Cameo Theatre. :” has his The Szabo Conservatory alling pe hash Toltiative tor ibe Pronoesl sf Leal | teacher, and handles it as capably as | ———_—$£ —_____________ f Musi tular ¢ -_V, Vodoysky,|gressmgn Wish, of New York, that| he did one of the leading roles in} ‘ Torkers i of Music here as direct representative. On there be a congressional investiza- | a ean liohe Heche use ee | Organize: Workers in feng een ae his “Imperial Council” serves Col-| tion of Communism came from the Roper tote Ata eight lk atytor 3 fo ee ey ee Metal! Trade Slav at 86th Street Subway S el George Golokhvastoff, who in| white guard, reorganized on U. 8,| William Z. Foster, Robert Mexor, Harold Raymond, and Jose n. A tremendous May Day m ago. Phoebe Foster delightful) Metal Trade Slave N Santas) Sah apa ie wi” Santor Gauld of Meine ear, political strike will be one of the most powerful weapons the working class can wield to demand thei s the gitl, while Clarence Derwent} “ Dang fustruction given to Beginnerp New York is also known as the pres- ident of the Association of Russian|ries on a friendly correspondence Army and Navy Officers. with the black hundred and white This bird Golokhvastoff is the as-| guard organizations, and assures sistant of “Czar” Cyril in military them of his attention to their re- affairs, and is the regularly ap-/ quests for U, S. action against the pointed “Commander of the Eastern Communists. Division of the Corps of the Im-| A senator from Kentucky recent- perial Army and Fleet” in U. S.___|ly spoke at a white guard meeting release. TO PREPARE BIG "MAY DAY STRIKE LOS ANGELES, Calif., April 28. 100 aj OVER 100 AGRICULTURAL ZIQMT TO PUT WORKERS ARE ARRESTED CHT 10 CUT $40,000 BALL olas Joy. League Ss a satisfactory performance as and Advancers the politician. Others in a large cast! (By @ Worker Corr include Mildred heil, Huburt : | The Colum Druce, Harry Davenport and Nieh- |. 1. pen in the 1 |the force has been cut from 500 to 100 in six months. The remaining ones are on part time, getting about | $16 to $18 a ek. The wage scale inte in MUSIC COMPOSITION AL, VIOLIN, PIANO, 'CELLO ry and all other instruments WORKERS’ CENTER BARBER SHOP SEE THE “S. There is, of course, a similar|in New York and was given a great aie, er enitdvala apples | It’s a great picture. Made by | runs from 37.5 cents an hour to 60 “Western Division,” the commander | ovation, | bers of ths Agricultura’ Were , Wufku in the Soviet Union, And) cents. Gus Adams, the foreman is Moved to 30 Unton Square of which is the “Plenipotentiary of Naturally the black hundred and) Chicago Workers Force seer clastcial Loaate have been ar. |24 Warrants Issued in ® usual, the story the picture tells a driver. ‘To help him there is a | FREIMEVT BLUG—walw Floor his Imperial Majesty” in California, white guard gang unites with the, UNICAGO WOPrKErS mie : . hits home, as all picture sto em which makes you put in | one Major General V. A. Brendel. Archimandrate Simion, an impor- tant official in the Russian church, World War Veterans, and is given by them a sub-committee on the committee to conduct an attack on Cops to Permit Parade ¢; | (Continued from Page One) |the large ranch corporations. sted by the police under direction the Chamber of Commerce and Imperial Valley Case EL CENTRO, Calif., April 23.— Thirty-seven are being held andj Judge Finney in the Superior Court about one extra day a week for a measley $2 bonus. Plenty of acci- of course. Jewish made in Soviet Russi vorke a ple vote it an hour and a do. Dr. ABRAHAM MARKOFF SURGEON DENTIST ers who Sim w 5 i by “His Majesty, 3 uae Pak irom : | re Id_andj y : half well) Friday morniify we got a leaflet peeves i is appointed by “His Majesty, May 1 demonstrations. |task by the first United Front May |cnaygod with criminal syndicalism| yesterday refused to reduce the bail (oohes Fea Me we got a leaflet | | 2 BAST sth STREET |Day Conference, meeting in the onq such xidieulous charges as of $40,000 each on eleven of the lead- | “* 07 Wi Awenue “law lok thecah Coe ahaa : 7 | same place, April 4 { 4 . ea | ta Lavi wieayal Warkere Une econd Avenue Playhouse, near of the shop, where thi Wo DAILY EXCEPT FRipAY Parker Befriends War Grafters Too jae rises: Phin bo discussion of PLanning to dynamite raiload| ers of the Agricultural Workers In-|ighth St, is where you will see /ers Industrial League would show | ticaae telephone for appaintmeo: . if eo eee ee J te Pie Ee ta ceane : ges, burn lettuce sheds and dustrial League of the Trade Union 1.7. motion picture this week. The|us how to organize to improve Telephone: Lebinw: Ghee WASHINGTON, April 23.—Not|ate vote-catchers to defeat him as|the accomplishments. drawing of) acing house and planning an Unity League. Instead the district is; 1.516 ‘Tailor,’ showing there, is things. When noon came, we found | == | only is Judge Parker of North Caro-| Hoover's nominee for the United, lessons from the preliminary work. seis Tabs bc al Beit i — lina a vicious enemy vf the Negro} States Supreme Court, and appear- and white workers, but he helped|ancc are that Hoover will deftly the war grafters, when he was a|withdraw his naked protege at the special prosecutor undeh the notori-|last moment and shove in another |cussed,* amended and adopted, and ail is demanded for each, making | The demand for a reduction of| CONPUCTORLESS CONCERT. || t us. This shows the | oss knows 1 UNION SQUARE ous Harry M. Daugherty of the|who is equally as bad, but whose |committees elected to supervise all total of $1,480,000 for all. The} “he weman by the I, L.| At the sixth and last concert of |that he wont be able to force! a om sox—Phone: Algonquin #383 Harding boodle-reign. |record ean be covered more smooth- | details. TLD. ‘has already sent Attorney) rg the eourt of appeals in Fresno, |the season to be given by the Con. | Wretched conditions on us if we are |" Not connected with any rc 6. pie ele ‘ ; Leo Gallagher to the Valley. ne appes p ah “he fsa Beggs anized. These facts are mustered by Sen-'] Election Campaign. | 2 me Heats e ; Hf sca ‘Application for reduction was made ductor Symphony Orchestra at =! ore | other office | the conference will discuss the The ranchers have planned this]; Pte ci norion eourt yesterday. by e Hall on Saturday night, Bail Sivtlee sess == = Hoover’s “Deficit” Talk Is the Bunk WASHINGTON, April 23.—After; growing crisis, the exploiters are handing the big corporations pres-|lousy with wealth and the deficit ents amounting to $160,000,000 in| trick is an attempt to forestall pay- tax returns, $33,500,000 of which| ing unemployment insurance to the went to the U. S. Steel Corporation | 8,000,000 jobless workers, Hoover and into Andrew Mellons pocket, |and his pals can find $1,000,000 for Hoover now announces that there} new naval armaments and millions will be a deficit of $20,000,000 in| for the big corporations, but not the government budget. jone penny for the starving joble: While this is an indication of the | workers. A plan of concrete work for the re- Vv maining seven days before the dem- | onstration will be proposed, dis-| alley. The enormous amount of $ jbest means to crystallize the mass frame-up in ordor to cripple plans resistance to starvation and wage for the coming strike during the jcuts ‘onstration for a blow at capital A | | meetings th the May Day Committee, 28) T | Union Square, for representation. hown in this May Day dem-|cantaloupe season. in the coming state and congres-| Japanese workers will be involved. ST iN ~ oe | sional elections. Tho strike was planned for the first| Which would plan the strike ditional organ’ Nine thousand merican, Mexican, Filipino and he T.U.U.L. has already sent ad- s to the Imper | All organizations which have not | week in May and the capitalist court | ‘already elected delegates should do|has set the date of t 'so at once, or if they do not hold) May 1. Or; : 1 today make arrangements /80 on in spite of police terrorism. he trial for | °°. | f Organizational work wil] | Month. armed insurrection in the Imperial attorney has issued 24 more war- rants for arrests of workers, includ- $40,000 | ng Communist Party and Interna- tional Labor Defense organizers. Attorney Gallagher of the 1. L. D. | These are part of the 83 workers | arrested April 15 when they gath-| ered in El Centro for a convention of 15,000 cantaloupe pickers and pack- The strike is to take place next W. I. R. CITY MEMBERSHIP MEETING TONIGHT. your first choice. ja squad of police and all the thugs boss could get waiting to attack ae | HENRY COWELL SOLOIST AT) our fellow workers coming to speak | DR. J. MINDEL| SURGECN DENTIST Henry Cowell will play for the firs time anywhere hi piano and ore movements 1 as polyharmony, counterrhythm, LOS A own concerto for | Fifteen of the It is in three|and s al, April 28.— rkers convicted d here for t j Tel. ORChard 3783 DR. L, KESSLER SURGEON DENTIST Strictly by Appoin 48-50 DELANCEY st Cor, Eldridge St. NEW YORK |—MELROSE—,, } Dairy aessamene tonecluster and | rele: case don bail yes are on appeal. pent EET re yee \ “ Valley. The W.LR. is planning 2! A membership meeting of the omrades WI Always fF HOLLAND SILK WORKERS STRIKE. CHICAGO, 1, April 23—Uindex, hee drive for strike funds. ee Anternstgopal Beet Ub ete ory este Guild Beaduatinas SEA crow | 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bron AN s . Peed at Aan Hass pty is ete Re this city will take place this Thurs- MADISON SQ. GARDEN 3x87 (near 174th St. Staticn) AMSTERDAM, Holland, (IPS).—Two factories of the artificial silk company “AKU” have been closed down. Other factories are lay- ing off hundreds of working women on account of the slump. ganizations and the masses of / Frame Up MeNeill |workers in Chicago, Police Super- day, April 24, at 108 E. 14th St. This is the first time a city mem-| ship meeting of the W. I. R. has Twice Daily, 2 & 8. Doors Open & 7 Pat. | PHONE: INTERVALB 9149 | LAs? Dayst Last payst! performance this Sunday night HOTEL UNIVERSE \" A e n be’ By PHILIP BARRY | i A [itendent Russell has, granted a for Self Defense re rated ant all mombers of the MARTIN BECK 481» street Bhog ad RATIONAL ITRY TO BAIL OUT emonstrate and march on the) Tho trial of the seaman George W- 1. R. are urged to attend this Eves, 8:50. Mate Miieae [|b BAILEY Vegetarian = streets of Chicago on May Day. The | McNeill, started yesterday in the ™octing ST ae eee ae ee aud Saturday at 2:50 Hi FAL an RR r (POWERS AND CARR 6 orkers will assemble on Thursday, Criminal Court, He had partici-|__‘The executive Spee a a MOA UBANGL SAvAcEs, | RESTAURANT past May 1, at 3 p. m, on Maypole) pated in the unemployment demon- Sent @ report on the growth OF © A MONTH IN MOUTHED AVAGES | 199 SECOND AVE, UB Prosecution Would Compel Defense Avenue near Ashland Ave-- stration in front of City Hall a week °TSanization. Recomment eae de se & * Bet. 12th and 13th Sta, to Furnish It With Record. | nue (near historical Union Park, before March 6 and defended him-,Plans for the Children’s Camp for THE COUNTRY ittien || Strictly Vegetarizn Food | Ave. (near historical Union Pa salt with hin bare hauda when pe-| ee summer will be taken up, hd Pap Rpt apse ox Office, e 1 ! eles |e ee a — | ATLANTA, Ga. April 23—Fur-| where May Day demonstration of/tective Kasaza atacked him. For Well as questions of May 1 ue acl : ioe = Wall Street Is Behind ther efforts are being made to force | 1886 in Chicago was held). A mass! this he was charged with “assault S@vization of branches and the R EB B 8) U N D, All Gommatestalestins |the release on bail of two Commu-| meeting will be held at the point of! with intent to kill,” He was so opening of new schools. Arthur Hopkins pre “Investigation” comedy by Donald Og¢ with HOPE WILLIAMS nists held here for trial on May 6.!assembling and the demonstration| beaten up in jail that the judge! | They are charged with “inciting in-| mapeh will start from Maypole Ave.,| ordered him to be taken to the hos- BRONSTEIN’S | Labor and Fraterna! Vegetarian Health MANILA, Philippines (By Mail). |surrection” and “circulating insur-| going to Lincoln St. to Harrison,| pital the first time he come to * * B PLYMOUTH 2h. 45th St. W. of Bisway v —On instructions from Washington |rectionary literature” and if con-| Marshfield, Van Buren and end in| court. | Organizations aLVIN Td Bee and sat SO | 558 Pg pn Brea an “investigation” is underway/victed may be sentenced to death.|mass meeting in Ashland Auditor-| The prosecution “witnesses,” dick — ALVIN Wee | us bs Can House © Marine against the workers’ and peasants’ | An argument by counsel for the In-|ium. This is all near the historic) Kasaza, dick Hammond and dick revolutionary movement in the Phil-|ternational Labor Defense yester-| Haymarket, where the May 1 battles Deenan had, as they themselves ad- Saturday at revc Convention April Eat where th foods ippines. Three working-class lead-' day for bail was denied. | of 1886 were started. | mitted under cross - examination, pions Immediately, to | ed. astomer ers, Antonio D. Ora, Jacinto G.| The case, originally set for April! More than a hundred working| cooked up a story that McNeill had number of hiv you ean talk IC REPERTORY tn se LOCUS Seats reco r nights, bth Ave, Manahan and Crisanto Evangelista, |22, was postponed by motion of the class organizations will participate hit Kasaza “with a blunt, black in- TRIANGLE DAIRY letpen (Yiddish Writers), apoketeers. © Your Ad in The Daily Worker.” oe see Your Ad in The Daily Worker.” 9 Livingston Place, New York City, lt Si of and how anar Fes teh & : i * s. §:30, Mats. Thur. Sat. 2:30 in “He Knew Women’ have been subpoenaed by General | prosecution, which claims that it! in the demonstration. The workers! strument.” None of them “remem- letarian, Festival and Play. c i rg snag 9 Ries ae ine Conese RESTAURANT Nathorst of the Philippine constab-|can not proceed without the trans-! from many factories and shops will! bered” any beating of MeNeill after n by Prolethuehne, | saturday NNH, Director xia : 1879 INTERVALE AVENUE ulary. An attempt is being made cript of evidence of the first hear-| st and demonstrate for work |the arrest. The whole thing was so S, in advance 2 PAN? 4 AMEO? Cor. Jennings St. BRONX to try them on “sedition. ing. The only record is that taken|or wages, relief, defense of the flimsy, however, that yesterday the | conte Si siaite Le JOHN BOLBS in Accor. , to the local papers in|by the defense, and in spite of all) Soviet Union and the seven-hour|couri had to reduce the charges to rae Ngee err ars <Gabtalit OE the Manila, it is stated that the investi-|rules about not making a prisoner | day. jsecond degree assault | Of Gounel's Saturday 1022 Bi REA politic ae lel wee ea a Ge HEALTH FOOD gation of the “Red” movement in |testify against himself, the Atlanta! Workers defense squads are or-| Today the defense will present its gate Ave, 7 yy eeeers ~ i the Philippines was instituted under |courts are going to try and force ganized to protect the demonstration Witnesses to show that MeNeill | Drug Clerks Union. MUSIC BOX 3" Ys of Vegetarian orders from Washington. From the |the delivery of this record. deamon atiacke: acted in self defense. | crnursaity 25 We ath St | Mats. Thursday and Saturday at #330" | RESTAURANT same source it was learned that in-| Atlanta papers quoté Powers and 5 v ag ag pela bay Brownsville Workers Sehool. 6 | a "2 structions were received at Malaca-| Carr as saying: 1 Nea yar ahatentinig Tell the Advertiser—“I Saw | af orCommunitm Clags and Ene TOPAZE” | 1600 MADISON AVE, nang palace (office of the Wall] “The eapitalistie class fears the! WILKES-BARRE, Pa. April 23./ Your Ad in The Daily Worker.” | lish will be held hursday inste aes serrmeare mere - CME RI CORE EC Bre aa Phone: UNI versity 5865 | 4 Street governor general) and seven Danes the Communists can wield; | _rhe Communist Party, anthracite | 3 : EES Noms SRE SNe rey Your 4A fe Te Ni Bee lwith PRANK MORG Phoebe Foster, | : : EIT Baa a ai commiphy Pardee abe eae , | section, will hold a series of indoor | Junior Section L.S.U. | Thursday, 10 EB. Vith St aa Sine 2 __Starense_Berrent || Phone: Stuyvesant 3816 i Fe ‘i 4 prob- | and street meetings on May First. | ea TU Ts THEATRES | eG ee ee |ably will be,” they said, “But if\tn SanERE at se p.m. lesen) a to Convene Friday baautorsasiasne anrrensier | ——— caine John’s Restaurant At the same time, acting director |we do nothing else we will expose | meeting will be held on the Court-| Oni Priday ApH: a5) tHe Senlae| Saturday, 26 Unies ¢ SECOND BIG WEEK! SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES of the bureau of posts decided to the class nature of the courts as! house square on the corner of South s. a poe Tab pare re Womens Council f A place with atmosphere bar all working-class revolutionary | instruments of the capitalist class to Wuchi a semana gceectk tgetion OF Tne sePor, SPCre . Mon) where all radicals meet fs N ; i: 5 $ Washington and Spruce streets, will open its first convention in WY Ba @ sS2 02 BE. 12th St. New York literature from the mails, on in-|be used against the working class.” In Wilkes-Barre a street meeting |Manhattan Lyceum Hall @ 2 BE, 121 . ew Yor structions from Colonel Powers of = — will be palace the Public square at frie oneatne ‘will have a esnenelt 1k SECOND AVENUE, CORNER EIGHTH STREET Sore a — ee De a eee BOSTON COPS GOT Fast Market and North Main Frees including a living news- AMBRICAN PREMIERE! LATEST SOVIET PRODUCTION! Cooperators! Patronize | D tions, Filemon Perez, said he would P NTY OF GRAFT|" Minersville at 7 o'clock in the eve | paper, gymnastics by the Workers jehester ON 99 | ‘ act drastically to see that the mails ning a street meeting will take place | Gymnastics Sports Alliance, boxing tecture on’ are not used for “Red propaganda.” Brutal Anti-Labor Outfit Found |on Fourth St. é .. [Route ete [erbors tnentd ataaa’ (MOTEL SHPINDLER") CHEMIST f 2; : 2 Seething With Corruption These meetings will take place in aia Fa 2.2 amas ry * * A tremendons t dy of y __ The following instructions were spite of prohibition or permit. In| PIPE WORKERS MASS MEET Worker School Benefit impulae to wel win the war aul hin inter resilention of zhe onpremion 657 Allerton Avenue issued by the director of the bureau} BOSTON, Mass., April 28,—Cal- | Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and in many TONIGHT Grand concert and dange by the exarist government of the Jews, Estabrook 3215 Bronx, N. ¥ of posts to all post offices in the yin Coolj “ey ‘ Ml ‘ : js ji Fy Coppsrative, 280 i —ON THE SAME PROGRAM— aR Fides . \Vin. Coolidge “law and order”! other towns thruout the anthracite} A mass meeting of all organized ‘April 2%, at 8 p. m. for the ben sees Philippine Islands: “Mail sent or! police force, installed after the region, numerous indoor meetings | and ynorganized workers in the pipe | {it ,%,{he Workers School. Admi SOVKINO JOURNAL NG. 22 8 SADE a TNT IN addressed to the Philippine Prole-| Boston police strike of 1919, and|have been broken up from time to| industry will take place tonight at| Eile tie, * THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE soviT UxtOS tarian Congress is non-mailable. ‘It chiefly known for a tyrannical cen-|timo by the police. The C. P. in-|8 o'clock at 13 West 17th St. The| ,, Women Council Meet. W. I. R. CLOTHING STORE is directed that such mail, when sorship over hooks and plays, the| tends to rally all workers on the is-|_meeting has been called by the|tmitea “taynei at ‘Working “Cis | ae Te ER OO EAN ERN UR hs found or detected in any post office, | suppression of free speech and the| sye of May First; to fight against | Building and Construction Workers | women, and the chairman of the May) Clesaine Ps Lente Mahy should be withdrawn and forwarded beating up of workers, stand ve-|the growing unemployment in the | Industrial League of the TUUL. | witl meet "on Friday nigne, Aprdl : leaning, Pressing, Repairing 1 at once to the dead letter office, | vealed today, in an official investi-| mines, the wage cuts, speedup, etc., [at the Workers Center, 26 Union §a., a Migh Class Work Done vaarked ‘non-mailable.’”” The three gation, as seething with incredible|and at the same time intends to ; AN emi eouli oma Fe aily orker ampaign MAH ovotte go toward wtrinere iaders, satene D. gh Jasinte A graft and corruption. fight for the right of the streets. Communist Activities | united “Counel of Working! Sd Cuan anahan and Crisanto Evangelista,! Wholesale resignations of police ; conte ‘Ginaa WOMARLHILL haw lecture: with | +, SOLIDARITY were also deprived of their mail. "officials, beginning with Poliee| 2 Luzerne there will be an ine) a waign tmagee| Couirane aianore one theianle soe | ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE 1 THe WORKERS! Call Mass Protest Meetings. Commissioner Herbert A. Wilcon |i "ong. Oliver Str In. Nanuconc [gosh Meta’ inttivartChat dee tants | anuenday iMate pee Bien ae the | The workers and peasants have |#t the top, and a drastic reorgani- the indoor meeting will be held at) RELIST SI 2 FeAl the peecendartarthe Worked Saturday Evening April 26 “ti ‘ organized meetings in Manila and haa bd tha aeppsinent fp sighs Zadzieska’s Hall, 150 Pine St. (Han- |**Gp'"t (rmen doewiine comrades | School arive, for funds. ? Benn Far uur Union Meetings t : r r | jetioe fo " * | " “3 | here. Far i in ‘other provinces to voice thelr imprisonment. of grafting members| OV) brit 25, Ge'sSdo pe me 28 Chion’ Sar] Mine, Workers Monn Meeting. | at HUNGARIAN WORKERS HOME, 250 Hast Sist St, \ At TM GEMARER WOE IA ‘ F protest against such drastic and | oy in6 leon) igh And. Haseeee ay ciaeal ti ited F /6th floor, Reports of Buro and ©, CL| Tonight, § p.m, 15 W. Ith St. | | The DAILY WORKER i hestile actions against the workers’ et Clevelai Lie ront | eenen 7: ; Drug Clerks Union Dance, | JAZZ BAND | Advertising Dept. < | squad, and the disbarment of law- * 1 as Agitprop and Hterature agents,| ed L, Rea P and peasants’ leaders and their| yey. ‘members of a clique havin CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 23.—A | qyiursday,” 8.30 p,m, 186, 15th St ecard alata Tener anben se F 2 | 26-28 Union Sq., New York City f movement, ane alligena | wittl pnp iy of {he second United Front May First Con-| District ‘rep. will be present, Sesame le xa Me te Auspices: UNIT 14F, SECTION THREE, COMMUNIST PARTY |! district. attorney’s office. ference of Cleveland organizations | ppit 144, sec. 8, Dally Worker Dance, means. Retengae Pe ua lini tng Om y SPRING PROLETARIAN | The investigation now drawing under the leadership of the Com- pregunta 880 Be Btat at. tor BANK ee pyaswetions oe sha F ART FESTIVAL |;, 1 ithough limited munist Party will be held Friday at Shik iatady'” Wea ae Be. 2 capcom Ae tusccsaic: ‘ ‘ he ‘0 a close, althoug! limited to the 8 at Gardina Hall, 6021 St. Unit 8, Section 4. Office workers Union Open Air Meet. An evening of proletarian art, lit-| activities of Patrolman Oliver B,|°% P- ™- , "| Report tonight, 7.30 p. my 336 Len-| yaqfurdir, 12 noon, 2érd Bt. and erature and music will be presented |Garrett, “leader” of the headquar.| “l#ir Ave. P lox Ave, for house to house distribu- | Madison Ave. We Meet at the— 8 tt at Irving Plaza, Saturday, April 26,/ters liquor raiding squad, reveals} At this second hlted one ae ale Fs ms < i farnltaee a Tmedern four Monday. of. AEP ee, he Pa 8 p .m., by the Hammer and Sickle | th; i i ference final arations for May Seetion 7. 4 pee es iduentional meetings—the ind By iiss Pisletarian, Weiter Glut) lenacey were Smee le First will be made, 1, Unit Industnal orgailzers tonight, | PUTA Maer SEGEN(| COOPERATIVE CAFETERIA Und? Bectinns avery saunas the John Reed Club (American |protecting bootleggers, disorderly or arias TS Neat by Pita bad 4 ong bs 26-28 UNION SQUARE atternoon"at 8 slelock. } Writers and Artists id the Pro-! houses, di i 1 other Tell the Advertiser—“I Saw | vertiser—"T § | near St it Park, moderat ts a F sts) an nouses, dope peddlers’ and other ell the |, Tell the Advertiser Saw | nen Stnyvennat Pach, moderate rent, Fresh Vegetables Our Specialty 2