The Daily Worker Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 2

STEEL INDUSTRY GOES DEEPER INTO CRISIS; | MORE ARE JOBLESS Recent Drop Reflects Lowered Output in Auto and Other Plants; Construction Down ay More Jobless in Fall and ght For Jobless Insurance Facts Show Winter; sti Must F in steel production | practically half the bosses had an- year, the steel industry e an “upturn” | has Jaid off: tena of thousands ‘of rper the econ- | worker But the crisis in the steel g Writing effect on to- on cent further drops in the sharpening nemployment in and the ion reflect d growing per Hosier Needle Fraction to Meet At 8 Tonight NEW YORK.—All nists in the needle t called to a general fr: ing of utmost import 8 p. m. sharp, in Worke y 26-28 Union Square. This meet- ing will take up the problems of the drive in the dress trade. All Comm rades Smust be present. 800 HOSIERY EN SET SELLOUT CUT y Faker Glad of | “Adjustment? ; | ‘ in the steel industry, The mush DOVER: Nil. Aue 7 =i d ted opening of the automobile |), ndred oe feat the Onyx NOX e' op and instead production was At the m ceived the first f ion of the Gotham Hosiery Co. eement s thine particular! cheerful abou . . tor ioe y cheerful about ine system, Y of charts show- | per il in the pre recent dov action today more unemployment ttle pr How severe ie A.F.L. I [AS BAKER GANG|“A . AL G: AM! \TED” ESTED | M at National | Industrial Union Calls Kulak Work- at Noon. ers and Canvas Makers to Revolt. Gate € Co, Today “actory NEW YORK e workers wer to the bos nues to do business with fore he help | do nothing. The Needle 1 dustrial Uni this ss of The other “Organize th a shop com e Industrial Union, “and send dele. to the shop conference s clothing workers.” under cribes injunc-) Sir Betray Canvas Makers. ilarly, the vas makers of |@ the| the Amalgamated have been con- t yet | duct a “stoppage” since July 30. The company union officials formu-} the lated the demands, and they are not 706 the workers’ demands. Tht demand fail- | for standardized prices means piece- to obtain an injune-| work. The fake nature of this stop- | Three arrests to-|page is shown by the fact that the members of the} Amalgamated leaders do nothing In lustrial Union about the continued work in this ng. trade right in town and out of town. will be a The S, Winner shop, where a prom- at the Na- ine Amalgamated official is a Yo. at 15th St. and partner, runs full blast, without workers are urged anything being done to stop it. from the The Industrial] Union urges the ca ng at at ion in his favor. did not deter Ww Food vkers’ re Tenth to be Ave. ther up to PHILADELPHIA.—Denying thay th> Realart Hosiery Mills would INDIAN REY LT F ANEW; GANDHI BARGAINS villages in th again, Nehrus (fathe ernment agents looking to G | tre: mo’ HOLD FACTORY MEET | ime ope LAR BAR, ES KARACHI, of the A union more pl: c Amalga- n ru to Sukk n/mated, when the strikers show him! police fired into crowds, e the place wh Kulak sends his} that th did it be e against the loc ace where his altera- | between Moham I were doubt on at He po mmedan ‘an anti-imper e blowing t province: killing m advances. between Gandhi, t and son) and ge nee: achery to the ment contir anti- at Pe DESPITE THE BOSSES’ NEW YORK. —A very successful open-air factory gate meeting was held yester ont of the Food Workers’ 1 Union will canvas makers to organize their Wester mlachiete at Hud Ha there: committees, turn the fake stoppage | ' whey tric Plant ee Noah into a real strike for a minimum|2"4 Houston stree y workers listened with much wage of $45 a week, unemployment | WORDS OF COMMUNISTS ‘allofe to retaae to Hee ho. coc cae [of UnebiplowMenta Speedup: and now provided into coats, to organize | and join forces with the canvas} makers, All tailors and canvas makers, get in touch with the Needle Trades | ¢ Workers’ Industrial Union, 131 W. 28th St. NEW YORK. — Yesterday the workers of the Ja Shoe Factory, Wythe Ave. and Penn St., Brooklyn, had a very clear lesson in the tac- tics of the bosses and their use o the police. This factory, which used to employ 2,000 has now only 500, many of them young workers Labor and Fraternal) jw Wage-cuts, particular \the worker Co. The So: posed by the Communist Party was | plant. hi it affects of the Western Electric | Insurance Bill as pro- | sed also the need for the es-| ment of a shop committee | |that would be representative of the | orkers in all departments of the Previously the bosses have | ired a gang of thugs to break up| employed, and works only a fev | these meetings but when they found days a week, part time each day. | Attention! |that we were prepared to defend | Many wage-cuts, and much speed-| Al! workers’ clubs and fraternal or- | ourselves with a defense corps they up have been their lot, and anybody for" the Daily Worker pienie which |did not dare interfere. Literature, | caught reading revolutionary liter. Will be: held” in Pleasant Bay *) Daily Workers and Labor Unity i ature is fired. at Ps * * * were sold and distributed. These | i; Yesterday speakers of the Com-| etings Tonight meetings will be continued regu- munist Par Hie and Young Communist | ,.! at the Russian Club, ih 1dth klyn, at 8 p.m, » League appeared. While Stone was! J vian Branch, at 347 t 5 speaking on organization, a police-|Sts,2¢ 8 Pom on at 96 U ANOTHER SOCIALIST man tried to make him stop. Some sai : BETRAYAL 200 ee eles tos a F 3rooklyn, (Wireless by Inprecorr) speaker and the cop stopped, with § p, a ,, Bigs “eallidg. the” workers’ atten- | | BERLIN, Aug. 7.—Yesterday’s tion to the function of the police in| . oss special holiday session of the muni-| Ne ican weap: Communist Activities cipal council, called on the initiative The boss then bought a crate of | Paes) of the Communists, dealt with vari- tomatoes, and had his stool pigeons | pon at eeten, de Sait ous matter of urgent importance, throw them. The cop stood looking | Wilkins and Jennings. AAS pipe a bata ae on. The meeting continued, with achiess Only half of the members of the | Stone pointing to this collaboration paign Direc. | Council were present. Only twenty between the bosses’ henchmen and tors of Se 7 Will meet Friday, | minutes after the council opened its the police. Meeting will be con-|' ™ shar at Massy Mourth St session, the socialists voted with tinued. Unit 5, Section 5 the bourgeois members to close the su Open air meeting tonight at 8.30 session so that the members could DRESSMAKERS ME MEET 10 Wilkins and Jennings Ave. ' Cnioy the holidays, PREPARE DRIVE, MONDAY FOR BETTER VALUES IN — 5 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S 50 hee NEW YORK.—The Needle Trades SULTS 4 Workers® Industrial Union is pre- wy 0 to wy paring a membership and organiza- | tion drive in the dress trade to | start the week of August 11. It will PARK CLOTHING STORE prepare for a general strike in the entire dress trade in the coming spring season. Monday, August 11, right after work, at Irving Plaza Hall, there will be a meeting of all active dress- makers. The Industrial Union calls on Jressmakers in open and company anion shops to report their shops to she Industrial Union for organizing, organize shop committees and Hing all information to the NT. - W.LU., We Meet at the— COOPERATIVE U. S. S. R. CANDIES. i larly. 93 Avenue A, Cor Sixth St. 26-28 UNION SQUARE FRESH FRUIT SODAS AND ICE CREAM Fresh Vegetables Our Shecialty CAFETERIA CIGARETTES | 400| __ wOF RKER, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930 SEC. 1 IN SIGNATURE. | | DRIVE SUNDAY, AUC. 10 S$) Baier - Camp a Idre 8 Register BIG LAY-OFF IN ¢ ¢ i n who will leave for the! Work Inter nal Relief camp All comrades of section one must on Angust now taking place sapor s Sunday at 10 a. m., for i 0 ; AN working el Ji! gy collection of signatures. Ww have their Unit Organizers will make a i . é poe strict check-up of everyone. Lewis Has Hard Time mediately re atrice Carlin, | Fascist Murderers Aye sae ee Holding His Forces art wae seni | | Former Criminals BULLETIN Sineal the Other| uy inprecorr) wi QUAI FUT SCRANTON, I a @ ises and is A wave of lay. Lewis machine t The. W.LR. furnishes a lead- joffs are sweeping Germany. The today forced thr [he children |Underweser Metalworks laid off the | R, R, WAGES if De the five and a -h they de-|whole staff and will reeng: 90 a at the sr al t time they are at-|per cent of them with 10 per cent | tion of the U.M.W. here. wage-cut. Portland Cement works eB orkers. " nsc he! | ,AING € Y, q nae dred workers. The Henschel loeo-| Against Wage Cuts motive works has laid off eight hun- | < = onal pre Hhe84 |dred. Unterhausen Cotton Mills has | SCRANTON Aue > Worfkers, dismissed four hundred and fifty.| 7. out of 10 per cent was given | t his five « ! Ipy ne The Berlin Traffic Trust threatens | 1 °545 workers on the Lackawanna : f yee | to dismiss twelve h & Wyoming Valley R.R. here, also the ch The trial of the nine members of| known as the Laurel Line. conditi |the fascist terrorist group at Mann-| : STOUF The excuse given by the pr : Home uae Sys boeh 2 Held ee ke that Bs a ‘eae nev lig that profits were dropping and ; eviously been convicted on innu nant Oil and S$ Doo Daas | 2 ; | the first to be considered were the | Worker alunos. ce By Bosses Court jmerable occasions including robbery; | nprasite bond and stock holders.| : erst ) Yagence, <hegging —inascently, is a perfect example of how j dealing in the despread the wage cutting cam- here ign is becoming, and the fact MWe ant pedtoneuns ind Tee that the bosses are transferring the an ve wie had ee P OT BEW. AILS burda af the eri ia on. the Rack: of for ¢ 1 to 4 ey 7 ry q,| the workers, he A. F. of L, aids thn antneseiee eeneey aehorate tos Be Se tnene GROW ING AT HIETSM | in att these wage-cutting drives. It| : ; ‘ jis only the Trade Union Unity | 25,000 Churches Close Here.|League which is mobilizing the | TUUL Calls For Fight at Harz has dismissed several hun- rs under the slogan of “Or- | nize and Strike Against Wage | that leading the fight ainst wage slashes. "| ASBURY PARK, Working himself uy of religious fake is war The de up the gainst wage-cuts; to make|** Bis Rtrlke, aga des cenbvace RTCA eee were de. {Said that atheism was mand social insuranc the conference electing the commit the neues preading Sa the United § ia P tee to negc the bos worse in its effects t ne) Union, which, he said, set “e ex Peace ccisting an| Bolshevik attack on the church. The |ample for the destruction of re ane Ghana | professor said 25,000 churches had He confused the attacks on Oa eaaat howing the re closed down, and no converts were | by tie petee ounectis| “Rain Or Shine” Premiere The s lows th of J circus ir Other enda, Peers, coe, Howard in the ae ce Robert Ames — Hedda Hopper ion at the Globe R GOL 42ND STRE Second chief star Joe | & f and Broadway stage comedian. Cook i ‘CAME® WIS. 1789 Big Week his first film job as an | a ician, a juggler, a | a 5 rope walker, a magician, a | The Laugh Sensation of the Season! r and a dancer. A TORNADO OF JOY! A HURRICANE OF HILARIO players include Louise Fa-| | William Collier, + Joan} Adolph Milar and Alan Ros- DIRECTED BY FRANK CAPRA | st associates, Tom | RKO BROADWAY cast. the film. \being made to the Christian brand WAR; eg em ; iof religious opium. ng she her y by | iot was held italist court. ¢ Soviet Union which ystematically eradicates the basis |for the growth of this poison weed, sto: r_daugh At the same time, the professor vented his hatred against the Soviet e conve: te tion ces. wer big anthracite vi inter- | and the makor | d to speak ht mayo f the hard coal re invited to attend | » Where Davis will read ‘77 PERFECT TALKING DRAMA! nd burg POLISH ANTI- |ing white terror in Poland that is \aiming to wipe out completely the | letariat, A |membership of the Committee. The sident | pF o6 jare filled with indescribable horrors jused by Polish government author- \ities | Preparations and the upbuilding of So- | ¢ |duct activities from Detroit; | Ossodowsky, |may know the situation as it ex | and gather funds to FASCIST GROU Newly Organized; ILD! Announces Support NEW YORK.—The National Bu- reau of the International Labor De- fense has just passed a resolution pledging full support to the work jof the newly formed Committee Against Polish Fascism, which has been organized to combat the grow- fighting capacity of the Polish pro- Representatives Ukrainian, Je erican organ from Finnish, h, Russian and Am- zations comprise the Executive Bureau consists of Sec- retary J. Podolsky, who will con- H. W, New York Secretary, and A, Stees, Treasurer. The of- of the Committee, at 257 East 10 Street, will be open three nights ja week to receive and to give out information. m ‘ors Plan On U.S.S.R. Reports of conditions in Poland t again political prisoners, for war against Soviet Russia keep the Polish muni- tion factories working in two and | three shifts, while the vast majority of industrial factories work only 2 or 3 days a week or are shutting down completely, The work of the new Committee Against Polish Fascism will be to get details of the progr in Poland so that American wo: ist in the de- |fense of heroic Polish working clas leaders who dare to continue the struggle of the suffering ie’. Theatre Guild Production ™""} THE NEW | GARRICK GAIETIES GUILD W. 524. Bvs. Mts.Th &Sat. nine |** HOLIDAY” BASHD ON PHILIP BARRY'S SPARC NG PLAY “One of the Must he es sof the year... itch 10 be appreciated.” —DAILY WORKER. ed Cast of Players—— At G lobe Theatre Today —with Talen Ann Harding — Mary Astor —- Edward Everett Horton THRILLS AND LAUGHS GALORE! JOE COOK IN THE COLUMBIA PICTURE RAIN or SHINE of Rain or Shine” fol- last sea- concerned with the efforts miley to keep the Rainey 1 good running order. tor: e and 40TH STE NOW! ntinuous Shows and Dave Chasen, are a Frank Capra directec In “Holiday,” Philip Barry’s en-| rossing film drama at the Cameo Theatre. G Lose, Demonstrate at the Daily Worker Picnic-Carnival ! SUNDAY AUGUST | Pleasant Bay Park Biggest and Best Workers’ OUTING of the Season ! EVERY WORKER MU COME TO OUR BUILD THE Daily Worker PICNIC AN CARNIVAL BASEBALL — FOOTBALL — SINGING — REFRESHMENTS Held in Co-operation with —All Revolutionary and Workers’ Organizations; Sympathetic —All Communist Party Papers; —All Daily Worker Readers; —All Workers from the Shops That We Can Reach. iAMES FOR GROWN-UPS AND CHILDREN — BONFIRE — DANCING ADMISSION 35 CENTS ONLY FOOD, BARBECUE, ETC. Strasse frei” Make this picnic a huge mass demanstration tor the Communist Party and its press ONE ACT PLAY 66 BY THE GERMAN PROLETB' E DIRECTIONS :—Bronx Park Subway to E. 177th St., Unionport car to end of line. Bus will meet you there. “For All Kinds of insurance’ (/ARL BRODSKY Nelephone: Murray GUI) 555 1 Kast 42nd Street, New ‘ork VVvVvvvyv All Comrades Meet at BRONSTEIN’ Vegetarian Health Restaurant 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx RATIONAL Vegetarian RESTAURANT 199 SECOND AVE. JE Bet. 12th and 18th Sts. Strictly Vegetarian Food omrades PI Find it AUR, Always ant ¢o Dine at Onr Place 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bronx (near 174th St, Station) ONE: INTERVALD HEALTH FOOD Vegetarian RESTAURANT 1600 MADISON AVE. Phone: UNIversity 6865 Phone: Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: {ITALIAN DISHES A. place with atmosphere where al) radicals meet 102 E, 12th St. New York DR. JM MIN DEI. SURGECN DENTIST 1 UNION SQUARE Room 803—Phone: Algonquin 8182 Not sonnected with any other office 657 Allerton Avenue Estabrook 3215 Bronx, N. ¥ FOOD WORKERS INDUSTRIAI UNION OF NEW YORK 16 W. 2ist St. Chel e274 Bronx Hesdduarters, 2994 Thira Avenue, Melrose 0128; Brooklyn becanrsonesabe 6 bg ga Avenue. ‘the Shop b. es Council) meets the first D y of every month at 8 M., at 16 West 2ist St The Shop ts the Baste Unit. | Advertise your Union Meetings here. For information write to The DAILY WORKER Advertising Dept. 26-28 Union ©>., New York City ee 133 BAST 110TH ST. LARGE, haya furnish rooms, convenient, subwi Lehigh 1890,