The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 2

lower Page Two WHITE GU ARDISTS GET MAY [ ASSAU Monarchist Sieatans, at eas FOR Mak cing Airplanes for US. Navy Manufacture Weapons for Thuggery \ BULLETIN ki ¢ his leader of ongressman fy rporation will be one of the 930 WHAT EVERY WORKER FOOD UNION HITS LOYAL TO HIS CLASS | ‘meee Should Do On May First. And-get every other ur shop. to strike, ort-to the headquarters or as- MANEUVER y place: of “your union, shop, rnal organization, or club, ete., . appointed time: Amalgamated Meeting your fellow workers: at. the Join Unity League The Food Workers Industrial the march to UNION Union of New York is preparing on which begins at 1_p. m. oll fronts for the organization of |{ ipate in the demonstration the unorganized food workers under | at ION SQUARE which begins | its militant leadership. AT 3 p. m. and lasts-TILL 5 p. m. The Burkhard machine of the After the demonstration in Union Amalgamated Food Workers is at- uare proceed with the least pos-; tempting. a new maneuver. The »le delay to Coney~Island Stadium {fakers are trying to cloud the is- nd Surf Ave, and. join in| sue of the new Industrial Union by tion which begins at 7| granting autonomy to the Je bakeshops of the A. F. W. T ed place adjoinin: SQUARE by 11:30 a. :r Join in QUARE P: p. m. sharp, HOTEL UNIVERSE By PHILIP BARRY Cath Street MARTIN BECK 4", Street yes. 8:50, Mats, Thu and Saturday at A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY | By IVAN TUR NEV GUILD Ww. 50 “THE CUCKOOR | with BERT WHEELER and ROBERT i TAREE LITTLE GIRLS”: Great Singing and Dancing Cast is an effort to check the great dis- Stay away: from the fascist dem- ‘4 content among the thousands of evolving Stage 4th St, W. of Bry REBOUND SHUBERT Arthur Hopkins presents a new onstration against May Day! Lization 89 to Union Squaré till < t 12: Stay away from the soci eetings ‘called by the treachero' party and the of the company unions. bakers. On Saturday at 3 p. m, at Mats. Wed, aud . Brooklyn Labor Lyceum, 949 Wil- comedy by 1D). d Ogden Stewart loughby A they are holding a wit) HOPE WILLIAMS mass meeting of all bakers’ locals PLYMOUTH of the A. F. W. They have put out letters and cards copying some of — as ud be atthe assigned spot Come down to the of op gro HUSIC BOX 5 f “TOPAZE” your séction f fake On to Ruigers ten by a or to Reach Rutgers Square | the slogans of the TT. L. They! ‘Tell the Advertiser—“Il Saw Comedy Hit from the French 9 } tempted frame Take 14th street crosstown car talk of enforcing the 8-hour day| yo Ad in The Daily Worker.” | with PRANK MOBGAN, Phoebe Foster Square at 12 Noon taking »: t in «a -preyiou demon- pe get off at Delancey St., then | when they have allowed the bakers | Meas wees eee cearentg Eero PREV Sa ei | stration ab City Hall, wap atroctedl| walle! over three bIooue, for years to work 12, 14 and 16| HAST SIDE THEATRES (Continued trom Page One) again yesterday. The I. L. D. got) hours a day. Hinane | 2. From West side: Take Granc 4 ale hd jstveet crosstown car to Essex St. | paket of the A. F, W. must not City Officials Aid Fascists. 8, B.M.T. to Delancey St. and Es-| Slow these. corrupt agents of the | ‘ * | hosses-who have refused to affiliate leaders are appointed to see tha gets its pre-arranged place in t line of mar BY POPULAR DEMAND HELD OVER FOR THIRD WEEK! Piayhouse. Rutgers Sau are is right under the The fascists, led by the jingo sex Ston the Canarsie and Jamaica) ‘A nose of the yellow socialist For-| World War Veterans, hold a provo- |line. {with the T-U.U.L. to mislead them 4. ds, The ns’ of revolution cative parade this morning, with} 4. 8rd Avenue “L” to Chatham | EIGHTH STREET will resound for onee, anyway, | full attendance of Russian monarch- | Square, a Mpiigen Noboaain nr 1 SOVIET PRODUCTION! Kat where the best. dairy foods are perted, Where one custome: yecommends another. | through the rooms and hall ists, Jew killers and murderers of that nest of master-loving, slave-| workers in the old days under the hating social fascism. There will Czar. The whole city administra- ¢ be good speakets at Rutgers Sq.,| tion is giving them all the support! it can. 5. 2nd Avenue “L” to Canal Sty B.M.T. to Bowery station on. conde Island express, 7. LR.T. to Canal St. on 4th Ave. |line, Walk East to Square. | How to Reach Coney Island Stadium | yanquet recently self by his vera! of the and “The Simple Tailor”’ TRIANGLE DAIRY ~ Mies REP: 9 RESTAURANT UM cccas Cigeuciicu doiter cnteies silage by nateagle 1379 INTERVALE AVENUB | impulse to help win the war and hia luter realization of the ‘oppression Jenninxs St. BRONX by the ezarist zovernment of the Jews. —ON THE SAME PROGRAM— SOVKINO JOURNAL NO. 22 THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOVIET UNION city ad- ll the biggest po- os of Bridgeport present and a loud speaker apparatus. The line of march to Union| Square from Rutgers Square lies a seals Sikorski plant manufactures | through Pitt St. and Avenue C., Surf Avenue—West 6th St. | nes for the U. S. navy, under streets lined with second hand stores | peration at the refusal of most of} B.M.T. Coney Island subway to cations, and is remodel- |and petty shops, over which loom | |those who were drafted or tricked the last statoin, nery to do more of \the horrible tenements of the eX-|into the great slaughter of 1914-| n example in swilling Who Pays Demonstrators? The jingo organizations, in des- All Comrades Meet at BRONSTEIN’S go,/ing its m this work. It also makes commer- |ploited workers of the lower East t Vv !cal plance-—which ike most com side. They age dark and nolssome et ext pe ata Oy Fores en es them s note, te) ga Bens mercial planes can be converted places, w h the workers make al lextravagant ‘and lying promines to ie] hae rady, “liason o: ficer o ran e ry use. Tt has of- brave effort to keep clean andj, galdiecs ove the “Veterans,” vith a promise that | 558 Clsremont Parkway, Bronx We Meet at the ork. fresh. Under windows piled with they wold get STO oonornthaa ———————————————_— Morning Freiheit VSPRING BALLN Saturday Eve., May.3, 1950 NEW STAR CASINO RATIONAL Vegetarian RESTAURANT | 199 SECOND AVEi JE | Bet 13th and 18th Sts. Strictly Vegetarizn F od ——————-— march, It was in sneering contempt | Daily Worker yesterday that J. A.| themselves for use against their fel- of those who live here that Whalen |Berman, heeler for the Veterans of| E| ow workers. jeered when announcing that he had | granted a permit, “And I hope the | Reds will enjoy their walk up Pitt ‘st.’ Whalen’s Prussian officer mustaches may curl at Pitt St., but jthe workers know their class brothers. A lot of them live in those | bedding to air, the great parade will| Two ex-servicemen reported to the ployment benefit if they would sell | Workers! Read Your Paper! | Subscribe for the Daily your home by mail every day. for you every day. Read it every day and join us in the Worker! Have it come to The Daily Worker fights tenements. } fight against low wages, speed-up, unemployment. LL, D, Is Busy. | COOPERATIVE Dairy asset? 107th Street and Park Avenue APARTMENTS omrades Wil Always Find 11 Pleasant to Dine at Oar Place 178? SOUTHERN BLVD. Bronx (near 376th St. Station) PHONDee INTERVALD 8149 Misha Kritzer Jazz Band TICKETS: 50 CENTS of May Day Daily Workers, about | 20 workers were arrested. Most of the arrests yesterday were in Har- lem. Most of the previous nearly | a hundred arrests. for distributing | May Day leaflets were in Brooklyn] ;and other parts of New York. The “New York office of the Interna-| tional Labor Defense had five law- | rushing around to various and five assistants, Send the Daily Worker and we will send this Paper to your home FOR ONE (Manhattan and Bronx, 75 cents A limited number of 3 and 3 room apartments: to rent in the Bronx Cooperative Colony, 2700-2800 Bronx Park, opposite Bronx’ Park East: Library, ::indergarten, Lenin corner, children workshop, and other social | activities. Proletarian atmosphere. | No investment. Telephone’ Esta- j 50¢ MONTH. a month.) HEALTH FOOD Vegetarian RESTAURANT 1600 MADISON AVE. We Meet at the— COOPERATIVE CAFETERIA # 2 THIS BLANK AND SEND YOUR 50 CENTS NOW! DAILY WORKER, 26 Union Square, New York City yers police stations, I want to subscribe to the Daily Worker for one month, i Yesterday, during the distribution Is ; all with court experience to get the) brook 1400.. Directions: Take Lex- Phone: UNIversity 6865 tI Vv. : egetables Our Specialt Enclosed find the sam of............. cents. arrested workers out so they could’ ington Ave. White Plains Subway, Fresh get ld ¥. take part in the demonstration and; ist iM Ndrtoit Akveseatatt —_, = NAME | picketing which precedes it this on a ee a ear |] Phone: Stuyvesant 3816 i ‘ morning.. Many were released on J h > Re: t: t , | bail. Many of those arrested were John's stauran Ss aulding ency a “d SPECIALTY; ITALIAN DISHES A. place with atmosphere where all radicals meet 302 E. 12th St. & |from the ranks of the unemployed, | who play a big part in this ee: | Day. | MeNeil, Large Assortment of Sport Goods Tennis, Golf, Baseball, Etc. Full Line of Sport Apparel SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS REM RADIO 2713 White Plains Avenue Near Allerton Avenue BRONX, N. Y. crry.. New York MSGRE -Higrinn. Just 20:05 Gc. ss dvciacanooddene cpebssoad ponetoloactececieiiecenanmsees On May First, After the Demonstration on Union Square COME TO THE “For All Kinds of Insurance” ARL BRODSKY |W retephone: murray wir 5sse i (7 Hast 42nd Street, New York TS Dr. ABRAHAM MARKOFF SURGEON DDNTIST 249 BAST 115th sTaner. Second DAILY excert nies Pleane telephone for, app Telephone: Lehigh Cor. May Day Celebration! AT THE CONEY aL ann STADIUM > (B.M.T. Trains to Coney Island—-Get Off at Last Stop) | Cooperators} Patronize Tel. ORChard 37: | S E R O Y SURGEON DENTIST | CHEMIST Strict) 48-50 DI! Cor, Eldridge St. 657 Allerton Avenue Estabrook 3215 Bronx, N.°¥, NEW YORK WORKERS’ CENTER BARBER SHOP Moved to 30 Union Square + REIHBIT BLUG——-Main Floot. DR. J. MINDEL| SURGECN DENTIST 1 UNION SQUARE Rcom 803—Phone: Algonquin 8183 Not connected with any other office | DR. L, KESSLER t Advertise your Union Meetings .: here. For information write tov The DAILY WORKER Advertising Dept. 26-28 Union Sq., New York City. | Tel. SACramento 2592 The Szabo Conservatory of Music 1275 LEXINGTON AVENUB at 86th Street Subway Station NEW YORK CITY Instruction given to Beginners and Advancers WEST SIXTH STREET, CORNER SURF AVENUE \ ‘Programs by Workers Laboratory Thiewe, W.LR, Brass Band, Red Dancers, John Reed Club, Labor Sports Union \ Mass Singing Led by Freiheit Gesangs Verein Revolutionary Tableaux in MUSIC COMPOSITION VOCAL, VIOLIN, PIAN' Theory and ol) other instramemts]| ||| Qonneh of the Amats: Workers. 14 N.Y. ©. meetings held the: tira | P ROMINENT SPEAKERS W. LR. CLOTHING STORE a “the, nied Monday of Board Bb RE pr bir ‘Tuesday ti} afternoon at 6 o'clock. One Industry! 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