The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 4

— Lanes i uaILY WORKER, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930 er Page Four ese en —— a a : — -._OCOOR aE Spring Time he Best Time for Vacation! Revolutionary greetings from the The International Labor Defense, New York District, greets | . ; Sprin ime Is t 4 | 1930 Sixth Season 1930 sig teachers and students of the the Daily Worker, the only working class daily in this country, on |} WIFGROAICET May Day, Day of International Solidarity. .We greet the daily as || Al the only champion of working class interests, as their leader in all |) JEWISH WORKERS UNIVERSITY struggles. We especially hail the generous publicity and aid that || ; 7 Coe Antes the Daily Worker gives to the I. L. D. in their tasks in defending |) 108 East 14th St., New York City the working class, whose struggles are getting more intense and al I 1p in er an the persecutions more bitter. | The past few months the I. L, D, has defended hundreds of Hopewell Junction, N. Y. May Day Greetings! vietims of the class war, and with the help of the workers of New || y y gs! York has succeeded in mobilizing the workers in mass protests and UNITY COOPERATIVE demonstrations, as well as collecting funds to defend these workers. | New York Office: 143 East 108d St. 1800 Seventh Avenue Thousands of dollars are needed for this work, and the I. L. D. urges ALL WORKERS RUSH FUNDS— of N. Y. Nonpartizan Workers Children’s Schools New York City Bathing, Swimming, Entertainments, Rowing, Children Performances Revolutionary Greetings! Demand the release of the Unemployed Delegation. | ° For ADULTS and CHILDREN 3 Harry Eisman must be free. | Oe, ee HUN GARIAN WORKERS HOME Smash the charges of sedition against the 7 Newark workers. W OF DINING ROOM IN NEW : 350 East 81st St.. New York City Hundreds of workets are daily being arrested under Article 600. |, Wonderful Bungalows, Nutritious Food, | . Sports, Music, Games, Debates, Concerts, Dancing, Ete. CAMP NITGEDAIGET ———S We must defend them. We must smash the use of this against Children: Girls and Boys. Age 61-2 to 15 Years. the working class. | HOTEL NITGEDAIGET The John Reed Branch of the International Labor 3 rice $17.00 per week Defense greets the Daily Worker—the leader of the COLLECT IN YOUR SHOPS ... AMONG YOUR FRIENDS | F z Price ie 7.0 ee : aa | working class of America on the First of May—the All Modern Improvements Address: CAMP NITGEDAIGET workers’ international holiday. » We promise to our Rush the Funds to the BEACON, N, Y. comrades, the political prisoners, to continue the fight Phone ESTABROON. 1400 against the capitalist system. INTERNATIONAL LABOR DEFENSE Get all information at our New York Office. ueemes™ | Exe the political prisoners! District Office, 799 Broadway, Room 422 | WRITE, CALL or COME TO SEE US. amp Tel, BEACON 731 DIRECTIONS: From Down with capitalism! Hail the U. S. S.-R.! THE NEEDLE TRADES WORKERS The workers of the whole world are demonstrating “on this date their, MAY DAY T. and J. LITTINSKY 2 strength against the capitalist sys- ‘ B a tem. rhe General Executive of the | Greetings | INDUSTRIAL UNION R y ( 3 ‘ F = FREIHEIT SINGING 1 to the Daily | Seger penne | May Day Greetings to the Daily Worker! SOCIETY Worker | sends its revolutionary greetings to the DAILY. WORKER, ses 3 39 | the spokesman and champion of the revolutionary workers ARTEF, WORKERS 534, urge all their members to drop work | from a of this country, on May First, 1980, when the militant FINNISH WORKERS ASSOCIATION on the first of May. All members) f x t ee are urged to come Thursday at 9:36) workers of this country will demonstrate their interna- FINNISH WOMEN’S COUNCIL a.m, to 106 F, 14th St. for a gen-|| Group of Printers }/ tional class solidarity and their readiness to intensify the eral rehearsal for the Coney Island | struggle against capitalist exploitation, unemployment, THEATRICAL AI New York Cit CHILDREN’S SPORTS CLUB Stadium. After the rehearsal all the He ee Regen tara % 3 eye gary mnemibeceswill join the other workers | | imperialist war and for the defense of the Soviet Union. - at Rutgers Square and march under During the past year, which was characterized by the eens 2 i Newark, N. J. . ous <i mebaueg aU nibny Sauare. most bitter and determined struggle of the workers against 4 INGARIAN | a . +3, |Greetings! eploitation, speed-up, unemployment and the capitalist BRONX HUNGARIAN General Eiiecutive Freiheit system, the DAILY WORKER has come to play an even WORKER SHGHUE Singing Society greater role in championing the interests of the workers. Bronx, N. Y CARL BRODSKY : DAILY WORKER on MAY DAY NEW YORK-PATERSON = i On May First, 1930, the day on which the workers of New York City this country in solidarity with the reolutionary workers ee 4 of the other countries gather in a demonstration to pre- JACQUES BUITENKANT 225 V Best Greetings to Our pare for the greater struggles that are ahead of them, the Leader and Teacher aks S ORDER LERMAN BROS. THE DAILY WORKER cae eerie er | Needle Trades Workers’ Industrial Union, in the name of Attorney for Int fe ond ata a Stationers LONG LIVE THE DAILY! the thousands-of fighting workers of the needle trades, papel petenee Sea uel iday 55 Pitkin Ave, | 29 East 14th St, at Union Sq. ! UKRANI _ |GREETINGS! : pledges its fuil support to the DAILY WORKER. | | 2382. | Sols Lea Re New York City Mk fee H We are confident that with the support of the DAILY May Day Greetings! Mimeo stencils, Momeo ink, New York City GREEK BRANCH WORKER we will develop the struggle against the capi- For Solidarity of the | : 3 Mimeo paper and supplies INTERNATIONAL talist class and its agents, the fascist leaders in the ranks World Proletarit! | I. STAMLER, D.M.D. | Special prices to organizations. THE UKRANIAN TOILERS LABOR of the workers, and will thus pave the way for the time FREIHEIT ORGANIZATION * ¢ when the workers of the U. S. A. will overthrow capitalism 5 S | 851 East 181st S' stabli v $ S’ in this MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA 851 East 181st St., Groat lene Dally Weeks a hl DEFENSE oe See. a workers and farmers’ government in this 108 East, 14th Stret | Bronx, N. ¥. International Working Class Holi New York City : New York City | lay New York City Greetings! pe S E BRODSKY | JOB BRODSE" THE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED COUNCIL OF WORKING CLASS WOMEN, GREETS Long live the Daily Worker as the g S i aaa cag a Revolutionary Greetings to the Leader in the lass. : UKRANIAN WORKING ER van ls ae Cim. 2 3 9 WOMEN Soc | Feri Cone Class Struggle of the American Working Class d Food Workers’ Council Revolutionary Greetings! ; seadae caubenen: i Sa i: jhe bite Che Baily z= lorker JEWISH NON-PARTISAN Paterson WORKERS SCHOOL Newark, No. 1 we nines oe ee piel 2 The Daily Worker is the organizational coordinator and the das 5 pier » Ce ideological leader of the non-party working masses of all races 5 pepsi Me : and nationalities in the U. S. A. mie io le runswic! ees i i Stamford Only under the banner of a revolutionary paper, as the Daily BENNIE FLAX Worker, can the American workers reach its victory. 688 Aller Ave. | > g Allerton Ave UNITED COUNCIL OF WORKING CLASS WOMEN 80 EAST 11th STREET, ROOM 535 PHONE: STUYVESANT 0576 Long Live the Ist of May! Long Live the Daily Worker! May Day Greetings! MAX JAROFF lerton Ave. Bronx, N. Y. | ‘ May Day Greetings! | S 2 3 MORRIS SHEVIT F City Central Committee 663 Allerton Ave. | a : JEWISH WORKERS CLUBS wou coo 1 Bipom Electric Chair and Prison A. GOLD | 108 East 14th Street New York, N. Y. Telephone: Stuyvesant 3071 190 Allerton Ave. A Bronx, N. Y ’ t Gandy if} PREVENT the sending of Powers FREE Foster, Minor, Amter, Ray- and Carr to the electric chair in setving prison Day Greetings! | Georgia, and the deportation of Do- sass lad Tes, oe sP AN POMERANZ || herty to Canada on a framed-up terms for leading the New York BROWNSVILLE AND EAST NEW YORK— DOWNTOWN— bon Ave. ! . MB ern lg [iii arden ctatae? Unemployed March! Brownsville Workers Club, 118 Bristol St. Eastside Workers Club, 238 Hast Broadway Brownsville Youth Center, 122 Osborn St. Mt ‘ { i kena Recta taal AS DEMAND COMPLETE FREEDOM FOR THE East New York Workers Club, 524 Vermont St. sate ante NR Eva Deelah Bh, ( caaaueeie GASTONIA SEVEN! Eastern Parkway Workers Club, 289 Schenectady Ave. upgeas NY DER CTE Surety ue weasu tail St. 1795 Clinton Ave. Save foreign-born workers from deportation to BOROUGH PARK— Cuban Wore UP PaCS L Een ions, NY Fascist countries. Borough Park Workers Club, 1878 48rd St. HARLEM — pats Eas eCRST Sa BRIGHTON— Mag Day. Geacitn gn! | DEMAND THE FREEDOM OF THE VICTIMS Brighton Beach Workers Club, 227 Brighton Beach Harlem Workers Youth Center, 1492 Madison Ave. COUNCIL 12 | OF SEDITION LAWS! ‘ Avenue. LOWER BRONX— New York City ‘ Hundreds of workers face long; terms in prison and death sentences » BATH BEACH— Lower Bronx Workers Club, 600 East 141st St EIN throughout the country. Bath Beach Workers Club, 48 Bay 28th St. Revolutionary Greetings! i BRONX— Send Funds Immediately for Their Defense! BENSONHURST— ; WORKINGMEN’S SICK, Bensonhurst Workers Club, 2006 70th St. a : a) Tens of Thi ’ : Prospect Workers Club, 830 Westchester Ave. BENECOLENT and EDUCA. ens of Thousands of Dollar Are Nosded At Ones! CONEY ISLAND— ; Bronx Workers Club, 1472 Boston Road. Chee sua hig Send Funds to Coney Island Workers Club, 2901 Mermaid Ave. Middle Bronx Workers Club, 1622 Bathgate Ave. WILLIAMSBURG— Williamsburg Workers Club, 688 Broadway, entrance WEST NEW YORK— 68 Whipple St. } West New York Workers Club, 17th and Taylor Sts. York City va Dudu | Amternational Labor Defense VERA and WILLIAM BECK [| 80 East 11th St., Room 430 NEW YORK CITY 2 S: New York City * J