The Daily Worker Newspaper, July 19, 1930, Page 2

Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1930 1o- BRITAIN’S ANSWER TOl"scassamanyar || The Daily Worker Answers | | BRIAND IS A MANEUVER)! tte Workers the Fish Committee FOR THE COMING WAR gaits —— | “For All Kinds of Insurance” ARL BRODSKY Murray HID 555: ODAY! I Yelephone i Hast 42nd Street, New York _—eeetneerernereentneentaiheoaeissnties woman's rights convention held at fondo. DD, HILE the Fish Committee is meeting in New York City, “inves- ar rapetilr ere aE tigating” the Daily Worker and all other Communist activities, | States, later” Socialist. Labor | the Daily Worker answered the questions of this committee by further € Basis Imperialist Antagonism Is Between the; Patty, organized in Philadelphia. exposing the capitalist class and the fascist leaders, Woll and Green, 9 3 Cooperators! Patronize ne = re 1883—Seventy thousand tele. | WhO ate supported by the socialist party in their attacks against the ; United States and Great Britain | seer a. Communists, More letters are published from the workers who report graphers tied up American rail- ways in strike for wage increase the intensification of the class struggle, more stories appear exposing the fake of prosperity and record the increase in wage-cuts, and CHEMIST Workers Will Demonstrate Against [ On so Fg ee speed-up. At the same time the Daily is mobi izing the workers and STEAMER: : 657: Allnetan .Avebme’ oe dak ‘War Day rod 2 » organizing their increased militancy for their struggle against imper ; istabrook 3215 Bronx, N.Y. August 1, International Anti-War Day | estan communist ocean, de- | iSite want and for the dafene of the Soviet Union “MYLES STANDISH” fer has at last given its} liberal, cannot withstand cold and| Engineers and assistants of Chi- | acd ite cirvalation to reset this need of Drude g the mae Gene Leaves Pier A South Ferry Saturday 2 p. m. proposal fo’ penetrating scientific Marxist an-| cago fire department struck be- the Ronkeks i All Comrades Meet at e, although |alysis without revealing all the| cause wage demands were not bbe He ans cee BRONSTEIN’ ph | alys Ny iD ex Bish ; br idan e circulation campaign which began on April 1st was due to the s N’S : em sD ea ee ee OTE 1919—Generél_ strike i” | political foresight and ability to understand that the American imper: DANCE and ENTERTAINMENTS Vegetarian Health document betrays its ture purpose }forces lying behind the maneuvers. ristiania, spreading to a ialists in their preparation for war, in their attacks against the work- evasion rathe ritish imperialist diplomats | Norway. fe ahs sa es 3 MOPR MOVIES Restaurant ee on resis ae ae : : , ers in this country, and attacks against the Soviet Union, would mob- \ Praising the} were experts in not showing their 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx pposed to be con- in the Briand proposal, the cards until the very last minute, 'as in 1914, when British imperial- SYRACUSE WORKERS ilize all of the instruments of the government and the fascist elements against the working class. In the circulation campaign we even Kept | in the background the question of immediate financial needs althoug! ment stated some objec- | while leaving the sm entered the war allegedly not | to crush its most dangerous rival Get Tickets at we were hard-pressed for lack of funds. However, in this campaign we were not able to overcome the de. AT ANTI WAR MEET | RATIONAL Ee ene ee ea Ee sent AF eee ele ea ficit which forced us to call for the emergency fund of $25,000. ‘The I. L. D.,799 Broadway, Room 410 Vegetarian 4 Joye Mesa pet eet ci ee eae gid ahd g 5. | SYRACUSE, N. Y., July 18—At} appeal of the Central Committee of our Party to complete the defici *, a | _] and the revision of the However, the scientific analysis ef) q preparatory open” air mieeting, | of $10,000 must be answered immediately. These funds act as a tem Phone: STUYVESANT 3752 a BESTAURANT “With th fececaee ihe answer vanced! yeni and other revolu- | held im a working class section of | porary supporting structure that js:being erected. while we are build il Bet 12th and 18th Sts. ing the real base for the Daily Worker circulation in added subscrip b. | the city, to fight war and demon- starate for defense of the Soviet Union, one thousand workers re- Strictly Vegetarivn Food ists, tionary Ma has become com- mon knowledge today. punched full of exits and no com- 5 F tions and bundle order sales, nitments, the British government August “Ist. Liquidate the deficit of $10,000 Tickets $1.25 Now; Save 25c further fortifies its position Tod the piv. ; + 1 nee Pha a : eee : i “ : J he pivot of international | sponded to the speeches of the Party Rush all funds immediately to the Daily Worker! stating that it “wishes to be un politics is the growing antagonisms | and league speakers by careful at- | —— ae : MELR OSE stood that the comments and sug- between Great ot vi 7 Dairy arsi Comrades Will Always \ Pleasant (0 Wine at Oar 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bronx | (near 174th St. Station) +HONHD:— INTBRVALB gestions it contains are of a prelim- inary and tentative kind.” It is clear that British imperialism wants to leave its hand free to maneuver | for more alignments and a better strategic position in the coming im- perialist war. It should not misunderstood that Britain’s lukewarm attitude and its failure to mention the most United States ot Ameri, the ive ar he iar Temerks s ‘st BREAK JERSEY ELECTION pi oekea : Ser | leading imperialist powers and] was a complete surprise, and shows fortuna Today at 1: | MEETING AFTER THREATS oes. Save Bath Beach Workers Center! greatest rivals in the fight for mar- | irrefutably that there are no | TT. Fortuna, a member of many kets, source of raw materials and| prounds for pessimism about the NEWARK, N. J., July 18.—Ap-| Ukrianian workers organization spheres of influence for the invest-| masses, and that such pessimism ment of capital, All international | i jangerous and ; : j must be considered dangerous and/,,ing for a permit to hold an elec-| and of the Communist Party died | |tion campaign meeting in Scranton, | last Monday. Comrade Fortuna had maneuvers, directly or indirectly, re- | opportunist. vol this basic issue. ’ ; Foe arene al tee the furmuation |, The ctowd was so eager to hear|/N. J, Blias Marks, New Jersey| been unemployed for a long time, the speeches that the speakers, | s job as a dishwasher, 2149. HEALTH FOOD Briand’s proposal for the formation TONIGHT! | | Carnival --- Picnic vital issues involved represent in the slightest degree a sign of disinterest or indifference. In the first place, as mentioned in the document, Britain hesitates to make a definite | answer without consulting the do- | different capitalist powers, Britain) them to move on. More than a@}shot. You can’t have a meeting 129 East 7th St minion governments. In the second against America, Britain against |dozen young and adult workers | while I'm around.” The police com-| ~ “"* Be Come and Save the Workers’ Center! Phone: Stuyvesant 3316 | place, the Italian, German and Hun-|France, America against Italy, | joined the League and Party. Daily | missioner further threatened to ar- | John’s Restaurant garian answers to Briand can .be considered, in a sense, as feelers sent out by Britain, and there is against France and her allies, ete, demand. Preparations are being | ing to the commissioner of public | i Where all radicals meet no sense for Britain to hastily com- greatly intensified by the deepening | made to hold more open air meet-| safety Marks and Wishnefsky were (Wireless by Inprecorr) | 2K. 12th St New York | mit itself without further develop- | crisis and growing conflicts between | ings and a big demonstration is ex-| given a similar reception. BERLIN, July 17, — The Supreme LEED) ~atie ments. However, the maze of calculated diplomatic maneuvers, baffling as they may be to the naive philistine! the drivers of the Irish Omnibus rs Wee A & jand dragged him from the plat- General Strike Imminent in Ireland On Monday, July 21, children, 120|form. Wishnefsky immediately Demonstrate August Ist! ‘ Saxe | a * _ z . H i 7 “” ted the stand and received |> : . e = = tarian BELFAST, Ireland, July 18—A ,Co., who have bee strike for the | strong, will leave for the Workers’ | mounica | fis A | ‘. egeta T, Teland, July 18—A Co, who have been on strike for the| ONE, WI APs oot Camp. at|denial treatment. ‘The vo work-| (Give Funds to Feed any wes Avaorier general strike of the railroad work- | !8t | ie see) ‘ew York. They will stay |€tS were arrested and held on $100| mes ‘ en RESTAURANTS : [imminent today. This is merely one | Beacon, New York. They wit SHAY | oi for trial tomorrow. Striking Miners and | o e o : ers of Ireland, in sympathy with] of the many signs showing the ris- | ‘Wo weeks and will be followed by | Ua) Ti eens been ar- } | Picnic Cars ival en egetatles are served of a United States of Europe is undoubtedly being used by all the | capitalist powers as a weapon for | more maneuvers. All the antagonisms between the France against Italy, Germany and | {other of the former central powers e cl nin each country, are being rapidly marshaled into two| camps whick are headlong plunging into an imperialist war. my ing militancy of the Irish workers. Soviet Protest Against Frontier Violation (Wireless by Inprecorr) MOSCOW, July 18—The Soviet government has sent a note to Fin- | workers’ movement were forcibly driven over the Soviet border. The protest reqde&ts preventive meas- Comrade Joseph Hill for the Party, and Comrade Bernard Clark for the | nefsky, Communist Party candidate tendant upon League got up several times to ad-| from the 4th Congressional District, hastened his death. |dress the crowd, and only the prod- | were told by the police commission- ding night-clubs of the rolice caused Workers were eagerly snapped up and proved to be inadequate to the pected for August First. W.LR. Childrens Camp Opens At Beacon, N. Y. other groups which will leave New York on the 4th and 18th of August. The first group will return Monday night, arriving, about 6 p. m., at the 42nd St. pier of the Hudson River Day Line. Children of all sections of the working class are included in the Communist Party, and Joseph Wish- ler “that fellows like you should be jrest the workers on either charges | of blocking traffic or sedition. Go- Determined to go ahead, however, with their planned meeting, 1,000 | workers had barely time to hear! what the first speaker, Marks, had to say when 6 cops went for him} ranged for next Friday at the same | place. POLICE RAID OFFICE (Wireless by Inprecorr.) PRAGUE, July 17. — Yesterday | | | morning the police raided the Com- ee Campaign Manager of the after losing his and the es and miseries at- a jobless worker wort! The funeral of Comrade Fortuna will be held today at 1:30 p. m., at Demonstrate August Ist! FORTRESS FOR COMMUNIST Court at Leipzig Upper Silesia, to eighteen months in the fortress for distributing leaf- lets among police and soldiers, Their Families Read the story of the struggles | of the West Virginia and Penn- sylvania mine workers. Get the truth Their in fight the Daily Worker is your fight, it is | at ULMER PARK Labor Sports Uftion—Dancing—Other Attractions Admission 35¢ Our Build the —All Revolutionary Piggest and Best Workers’ Outing of the Season! Held in Co-operation with Workers’ Organizations; and Sympathetic | Lee Vegetarian RESTAURANT 1600 MADISON AVE. Phone: UNIversity 5865 SPECIALTY: {(TALIAN DISHES A place with atmosphere vegetables are served all year round. 4 WES 28TH STREEL 37 WES! 32ND STREET 221 36TH STREET ; BUFFALO A Theatre Guild Production. Airy Large if ALL ALLERTON INHABIL cei Lael ad A.F.L. Preparing For|Cheer Union Speakers; , BUFFALO, N. ¥.—The Federal aay : | | TANTS AND Co-oPER- a ae S 11 O t Soon Pp x A Census Bureau reveals tha’ ere THE , aw Meeting Rooms and Ha | ATIVE HOUSES SURGEON DENTIST e. u repare August 1 are 23,499 unemployed men and : “TO HIRE | Strietly by Appointment 3 Pe women here. Buy your bakeries in the w 48-50 DELANCEY STREET CLEVELAND, 0., July 18—Ten| NEW YORK.—An open air meet- Suitable for tings Lectures), |B onion” snow artic yite Lor Eldridge St. NEW YORK of Cleveland's largest hotels of the|ing with speakers from the Food Labor and Fraternal and Dances in the Food Workers Industrial = Saker Hoes crannies co eee Industrial Union rallied Czechoslovak OE al BD ee lec _& Jockout against — several hundred workers of the Na- the oven, Everythi ; cooks, waiters and waitresses unions |tional Biscuit Co. at Tenth Ave. and| path Beach [Stirs Center wit UR NG tae Then Work It winice Hight and sanitary halcery, DR. J. MINDEL by terminating an agreement which |15th St., yesterday noon. When the| have a piente Saturday, July 19 at ordinary Broadway fabrication to shame © + A" tetue orkers House, Ince. |||} oven tor tmspection to eversnoas: SURGE N DEN'TIST has been in ara rea Say fy Pe police attacked the speakers, the RE ER rg gee a with brains. = WORLD. 447 K. 72nd St. New York Wendrow’s Baker 1 UNION SQUARE of years. The Cleveland Hotels As-| crowd yelled, “Let them be.” The Lees regia || GUILD THEATRE, WEST 52nd STREET, EVENINGS AT 8:3 Telephone: Rhinelander 6097 Vf || wcom s03—Pbone: algonquin e183 { sociation taking advantage of the| police attack failed, the workers |, “#64 qn owiink auasmstsinchane Ma MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2:31 691 Allerton Avenue, Bronx Not eonnectea with any j large scale unemployment existing | eagerly took the leaflets calling for| Royal Palace, 16 ‘Manhattan St., GOOD SEATS—$1.00 TO $2.00 Heo erent other office ; among food workers decided to/ demonstration August 1. ase. meee Pees, Se : Phone: LEHIGH 6389 Be citiva lott arnung te cooks, watass| goons im the Nebivoo, plant thee Workers ‘ sonal Barher Sh zation leit am OKS, Wi 7 5 oe ‘o Pt wilteiies “hu a fiest’ step’ to have been getting worse and worse,| 4 speciai meeting of the Shoe RKO THEATRES --LETJ GO/] nternational arber op tive struggle be carried on and urges |3, at Pleasant Bay Park. Tickets | sund: 10 a. m. at 308 Lenox Ave. ‘i ———— the strikers to put forth demands |are now on sale at the union head- Ail comrades sare to tend. Hae FRESH FRUIT SODAS AND ICE CREAM FORD WORKERS END YEAR and Glasses Witted by ge Mingka ee | that will draw the other hotel and|quartc~s, 16 West 21st St. Unlt 4, ¥CTne Attention! U. 8. S. R. CANDIES. CIGARETTES IN DEBT. 26-28 Union © New York City land protesting against the recent ures for the future, inquiries inte | w, 1. R, Seout Camp this season. | munist Party office in Pressburg,, pe cea yak Gr ate rf —All Party Communist Papers; frequent violations of Soviet fron-|the violations and punishment of| Many Negro children are now at|4nd confiscated propaganda material.| | ~“q) M | —All Daily Worker Readers: 52 tiers when Finnish leaders of the|responsible persons involved. | ap. in ase N. Y., and more Skolnick, the Communist editor,| | , Collect funds in’ shops and | * y ee Ou evar a eteria ; con, aureorencaa | factories—organize tag days— || —All Workers from the Shops That We Reva SEE etna will go later in the season. | ' rae | Pp $41 SOUTHERN BLVD. bet tuehte i get personal donations — visit eo eae CG ] Ed ti in M i fraternal and benefit societi Con rane ee eee) eee Ampulsory Kaucation in Moscow LABOR SPORTS UNION CALL FASCISTS SHOOT WORKER efit societies | (Wireless By Inprecorr) MOSCOW, July 18, — General compulsory education for children HOTEL LOCKOUT ic wi reductions, a fact ; ; ‘Monday at 10 a.m, in the ‘ LAP BA Lemar lat ae saa eeonly admitted by some|@uction last week brought a spon-| {ion headquarters, 16 W. 2ist St. LOBE "253 )paily {tgm"| Pariseaivtera waition of 1930 2016 Second Avenue New York ‘ which was an op ved it y wy | aneous strike in a big baking de-| The Shoe Workers Unemployed Dele- & 46th 110:30 AM. MAJESTIC Thea. 44th st. Woot (bet 103Fd & 104th Sts. Cooperative DR. A BROWN of the hotel managers in interview | partment, and scared the bosses | sation to the Chicago Unemployment Away Eves at saw || Gadies Robe Our Specialty |) uae given to the press. The hotel men had carefully prepared the lockout, i i |sion after the report, whch will be for months in advance and for tll toon tec There will be more meet- | * 0 cat interest to ail shoe workers, |With Jack Holt, Ralph Graves and = | a ga Do not fail to attend the shoe work- Dorothy Sebastian March from factories, shops last few months they have refused to enter into negotiations with the union officials. An individual yellow dog contract however, had been drawn up and was submitted to the workers individually which almost all of the workers refused to accept. at 2 z Workers’ sports, speaker. singing ” 7 ai | SURGEON DENTIST While the hotel bosses were busily stration at Union Square, at 6 p.|conducted by Val Konin, Bathing and| Mona Maris and ‘Tom Patrlcoln ployed!” habeas cok eee oth ae etemias HT ia: SmCOND. AVENUL, Cos, oxh Bt preparing to smash the union and|™. Delegates are being elected |rowing, Bring your lunch and bath- Ave, station | Phone Orchard 2883. cut wages, the labor fakers at the head of the cooks, waiters and wait- vesses unions did nothing to prepare the workers, to arouse and organize chem for the struggle. will be raade. Dance ITLE If a. m to 2 p.m on Sundays The Food Workers Industrial] A general membership meeting of | gatitday: swiy 19, Pea eas aia Pe aeched ounoumat ag a IES Demonstrate August 1st! League affiliated with the Trade/all members of the Food Workers’| ¥. 103rd'St. (Admission 26 cents, PARK CLOTHING STORE WARGA Wald, tay deeeles., Strike against wage cuts! De- Union Unity League has issued a/Indu:t ‘1 ..on will be hel. Thurs- Bidtioa Ww kshenttia’ MAR pecialts ; ¢ ieaflet calling upon the workers to|day, July 31st, in final mobilization] At) comrades are to report at sec- 93 Avenue A, Cor Sixth St. pare renen mand unemployment insurance! organize a rank and file strike com- mittee and mass picketing. The leaflet scores the traitorous conduct of the labor fakers and points out chat only through the organization of all the workers in the hotel and restaurant industries can an effec- vestaurant workers out on strike and to spread the strike to as many|FIVE YEARS FOR FASCIST| ray at 10 a m. at 569 Prospect ; ; } ROMEO TIN hotels and restaurants as Aah sry MURDERERS a Leah) i ss ttm aoe nein er a Seu ib Lerten OPTICAL C0 The Food Workers Industrial (Wireless by Inprecorr) ees Geman Geiser ta te showing that the average Henry * FOOD WUHKENS INDTEFREAL League is supporting this strike| BERLIN, July 17. — The fascist] Ai! comrades Midat report And pate COMRADES, WE ARE SERVIN Ford slave of Detroit ends the year ||| ander persona) supervision at 10°-W. nat ke Ghatbaa iby and will do all in its power to help| murderer, Westenberger, was sen-| ticipate, in the August First discus- ps 4 4 in debt and earns a deficit wage. | DR. M. HARRISON Urohe Adudhtarterac: S84 040 the strikers build a rank and file|tenced to five years imprisonment Lite white a DINNER FOR RTA | Optometrist Avenue, Melrose 0148: Bhool eS 4 i } committee, mass picketing and to woaden and spread the strike in ,erder to bring victory out of the lefeat. Unit 2 Section @ ROYALTON RESTAURANT infirmary ats P at 16 West 2ist at soiecepdabcnemceantnine ey Meets today at 68 Whipple St. if tod . m,, Saal Medosstrate ‘Augesi Ast! Deudhateuta: Aobiet let! Brockiyn, “Kvery comrade must at! |] 18 FIRTH AVENUE, COR. 17TH ST, New york crry Hien igre at 125 West 45th i eheneaatrier: doheserualees ‘The Shop t» the Baste Unit. jfrom eight to eleven will be en- forced in Moscow beginning Au- |gust Ist. ~ FOR ORGANIZING so bad that an attempted wage re- |into rescinding their cut within 20} Prepare For August 1. Picketing is proceeding at sev- eral struck shops. The Food Workers’ Industrial | Union is preparing to participate in |the August Ist Anti-War Demon- |from the shops to the United Front Conference to be held July 24 at Manhattan Lyceum, 66 E. 4th St., where preparations for August Ist for August Ist Demor-' On Wednesday, July 28, the Shop Delegates Council will meet at 8 p, m. sharp at 16 West 21st St., to take up most important matters. All food workers are invited to the T.U.U.L. picnic Sunday, August for the murder of the worker, Haim- berger. The other defendants got lighter sentences of less than two years. NEW YORK.—The Eastern Dis- trict of the Labor Sports Union \ealls all worker sportsmen to come | white guard fascist terror now raging in Finland. 23,499 UNEMPLOYED IN Workers Unemployed Council is call- are invited. There will be a discus- ers picnic, August 24 at Pleasant Bay Park. Admission 35 cents. * * To Tibbetts Brook Park Seventh Ave. Van_ Cortlandt Suh way to Van Cortlandt Park Station; all meet at 10.30 a.m. At 11 sharp, will leave for train to the park (Dun- woodie station—fare 12 cents.) Communist Activities tion headquarters, Saturday, July 19 at 11 a, m, at 68 Whipple St. for im_ portant work, * Reach Party, Of the Coney Island Y.C.L, unit will be held Sunday, July 20 at the 28th St. Beach, . Section 4 Election campaign will be held this All comrades must report on Sat- Meets Monday, 7.30 p, m. sharp at section headquarters, 27 EB. Fourth St. All comrades are asked to bring their books, Roll call will be taken, ——— (Wireless by Inprecorr) HELSINGFORS, July 17. — In the town of Fors, fascists shot down the| worker, Irje Molms. He died later | “HELL’S ISLAND” Broadway and 42nd Street AMEO “ONE MAD KISS” with Jose Majica, Antonio Moreno, and have them give money—For Miners Relief Committee: Send all funds to the National Miners Union—611 Penn Ave., *AMUSEMENTS-> ARTISTS AND MODELS Mats. Wed und Sat at 2:30 THEATRE COOLED TO 7% and mines directly after work on August Ist to the demonstrations against war and unemployment. Rally your shop mates under the slogan: “Not one cent for armha- ments; all funds for the unem- l 7 50 FOR BETTER WwW We Meet at the— EVERY DAY Fresh $1.25 Come where you are welcomed! Vegetables VALUES IN MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS COOPERATIVE CAFETERIA 26-28 UNION SQUARE nam tO9 PM Banquets and Parties Arranged REMEMBER THE DATE Private Beaoty Parlor WORKERS’ CENTER BARBER SHOP Moved to 80 Unton Square CREIBRIT BLDG ——Main Eton, Gottlieb’s Hardware 119 THIRD AVENUE Nenr 14tb St. Stuyvesant 6174 All kinds of Phone inghast 1088 JOHN C. SMITH’S Harlemites Orchestra Local “02 4. ¥. of M. Office: 2207 SEVENTH AVION NEW YORK CIry WASHINGTON,—The U. S. bu- | JEWELRY JOBLESS TODAY NEW YORK.—All unemployed workers in the jewelry trades meet Colony 3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS limited sumber of ents. No investment he rooms tace 8B atmosphere! TEL, ESTABKOOK 1400 aie a SS d to 5 State St. (near South | | 512—Pi : : Dr. ABRAHAM MARKOFF 4 R00 IN CL V LA D! ABISCO Is RIPE demonstrate in front of the Finnish b ] e cor 22 UaS% Wu8em STU ; ay Consulate in protest against the f | PLEASANT BAY PARK [Dr. M. Wolfson | Where you eat and feel at home DAILY OXCEPL FUIDAY view elephone for appointmen elephones Lehigh soz? Sy6Han Jlevedunua Dentist 401 Bast 14th st. ret Cor. Second Ave. Alxonguln 7248 In case of trouble with your teeth t 2800 BRONX PARK WAS? Our Office ts open trom oa m to G30 p. daily and from 11 TO Ory AND UNION WORKERS Have Your Eyes Examinea ; WORKERS MUTUAL 215 SiC OND AVENUE Corner ith Street NEW YORK CITy Punectie ey York Bye ano Rally against imperialist war and for the defense of the Soviet Union on August 1st! Advertise yur Union Meetings here For information write to Headquarters, 16 Graham Avenue, Pulasky 0634 the Shop Delegat the first Tu Counct} mi day of every mot