The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 2

Page Two == N.Y. Workers Voice Suppo Miners’ Struggle; Hit Murder DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931 vec: | AMUSEMENTS: BRIGHTON BEACH CONEY ISLAND and . . DIRECTORY rtof BREAD STRIKE CASES TODAY iners Tell of the/30 Paterson Workers + Put on Trial sup- , are first tasting struggle; young chil-| PATERSON, N J, and con-|dren, undernourished by the hunger | About 30 workers, arrested in con- Rush Miners Relief “A Carload of Food by Friday” to the striking miners on the picket lines! Help the miners fight against starvation! In order to gather food and clothing more quickly, the following local sta- tions have been arranged: Manhattan: WIR, 249 East 9th St., Hungarian Workers Home, 350 E. 8ist St.; Finnish Home, 16 \| Brownsville Drug Store | B. ECOVER PHARMACIST 459 Stone., Ave. Cor. Sutter BROOKLYN, NEW YORK THRILLING ADVENTURES IN THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA HELL BELOW ZERO ALL COMRADES MEET IN— LEMLICH’S VEGETARIAN AND DAIRY RESTAURANT 2702 MERMAID AVENUE | Hear Old and Young M Hunger Misery in Coal Region June 25. NEW YORK.—Voicing port of the m “DAILY WORKER DINNER” demnation of the sgime in the coal fields, told of the} nection with the militant bread 3: C ‘ 2 litant read |} w. 126th St Cor. of 27th Street, Coney Island i rs, ten tk ‘i at fe t at ith 4 ‘ive Fellow of R seographic Society, ts » Sig aa ted gn us a ons that forced the miners to} strike now being conducted against Bronx: Goncoops, 2700 Bronx {/||rits descriptive GARVETH WELLS Tien" mer gp Pid coregy oe ted. Sunday, June 28th | enthusiastically wi scalled| “we will fight, but the working ete ee ees aS Bie pete ake eae ae SND eee tar | es eae | mmediate a Hatiting | warnaaiavansuthen ' >| ‘Tyler and River Sts., will c Dik ee K and BROADWAY | "Prices. N | ( for immediate ghting | people everywhere must support u eS eee Brooklyn: Food Workers, 140 })|/0 WIS. 1789 ee Ow at WORKERS CENTER | SADINOFF & POLLACK miners, |was the tenor of the message the | for trial tomorrow (Friday) in the Miners, veterans of toil and many| miners, young and old brought fronf| police court on Washington St Neptune Ave.; Workers Centers at 1844 Pitkin Ave., 764 40th St., 61 PTUNE AVE., BKLYN. ¥.| (BRIGHTON BEACH) FURNITURE, BEDDING, FLOOR | GALBERT ana SULLIVA, Sadia ated Lesage Bene ee coal fields, | "They will be defended by the In- || Graham Ave. \ HIPPODRON om Ave. |] Cast | COVERING AND CARRIAGES + in wife hehe Especially enthusiastic was the re- ronke: varburt v | dik 5 i Bem or RSET s ternational Labor D si h is Yonke Warburton Ave. the Sparkling Opera o! 3S) 15 CENTS i z sponse the crowd around the center | 2 : OS igs sae : Newark, N. J.: 121 Springfield |] “siccesr snow ix sew vous |}! gscan WILDE'S tyne PATIENCE é pM On ae 2022 MERMAID AVENUE iy d W. k N d platform to a young miner, 17 years | Supporting the fight against the Agatie | \ THE | phrift” Prices Ev%. 5% ' 8 Wea | Auspices—Unit A.B.C., Sect. 2, C.P. Near West 2st Street J 00 or ers k eT old. He told them of the life and | bread profiteers that is being led by Paterson, N. J.: 205 Paterson St. REO \ Law er’ Se ret | : emp *<f%4;| Proceeds for the DAILY WORKER death struggle and how eagerly the | the United Couneil of Working Class | acrs | Lawyers dec ee ae wines | treet lwith CLIVE BROOK 8:30. | strikers were looking to the outside | Women. Garvey Leaders in Relief To Miners. SOLOMON’S PHARMACY ve, to ea ee Saige ead Arrest 52 Workers. A t t Ar M e ti f | Mon, June miners too are fighting for the right] sirv io workers ha : _| Attack on Meetin: or so sn cub —___—— | M = 1 fa to live,” he said. | ee ae te ae ses ied cottsboro erence A MODERN VIRGIN GIVE YOUR ANSWER TO HOO- | DAILY WORKER AFFAIR Prescription Specialist "4 na NIT nner ees arres the strike, which} i Se | Better than “Young Sinners”| GIVE % ANSWE E i Protest Murder 0 Stressing the need of immediate | .to'teq Monday. ‘The strikers are de- & : | Dee the: kien LaMtaOe ae || Service — Quantity — Quality relief, speaker after speaker, told of | With Margaret. Sullavan, Herbert | VER'S PROGRAM OF HUNGER, | 0127 MERMAID AVEN Shh | s Strikers manding that the cost of bread be| NEW YORK—A Scottsboro pro-| “wawlinson and ROGER PRYOR Sat. June 27th, 8 p. m. the unexampled heroism of the min-/} k | lowered from 8 to 5 cents a pound | tect meeting, held Wednesday night | BOOTH THEA. 45th W. of Bway.) Wace CUTS AND PERSECUTION! | © e NEW YORK, N. ¥.—Members of |T 12 facing, unarmed, the most Bru=| nq that rolls be sold at 14 cents | Byse S50. Only” Mat. Wed.’ 2x40. No | W at CHERNESHEVSKY CLUB ind St., Coney Island the Food Workers’ Industrial Union |tal company thugs. police, state| <* dogers tien. bakeries | the) ew at 134th St. and Lenox Ave., was at- | rformances Saturday : fen PRGA wih the: ‘Trade’ “Gnlon | TOOPes and sheritt: denudes, | York Bakery and the Carroll Bakery, | tacked by Garveyites who threw| 122 SECOND AVENUE | Unity League, are throwing all their “Relief can back the miners oN| nave already been forced to settle, | Sant firecrackers from a neighbor- | JOINT “COR” AND 1 LE D. PICNIC Revolutionary Entertainment GOLDSTEIN’S |their determined struggle and the 4 f into th vd of worker: resources into the struggle against The Purity Co-operative has, with| ing roof into the crowd of workers Good Food Sani =| Sercatien cf the 40,000 miners now |@eeperate murderous actics of the | Gre help of the socialist party, | listening to the story of the frame- ae | topeslehs pai Sanitary Barber Shop coal barons will be defeated,” such ;’| up and attempted legal lynching of SUNDAY JUNE 28 ADMISSION 25 ‘s WE DO CUPPING brought in gangsters, who, on Wed- nesday, aided by about 20 police, as- saulted the strikers. Twenty-two striking in Pennsylvania, Ohio andj Wes Virginia. | The members of 3301 West 33rd Street (Corner Mermaid Ave.) s the call to action to the assem- | bled workers. The crowd the nine innocent Scottsboro Negro boys. One of the speakers, Sadie Van} Auspices:—Unit 4, Sec. 1, Cc. P. Proceeds for the DAILY WORKER the union have 2444 VICTORY BOULEVARD, STATEN ISLAND, Ni. Y. throughout showed a | | woted to tax themselves 50 cents) 1-324 interest in the strike strug-| “eve Stvested, Including A. Batt, om each for the Miners’ Relief Fundand| apmtaee a 3 | of the five defendants in the notori- | Veen, was injured in both legs and| /, . ERG) > g ra have undertaken the collection of | F'* aa agen nae Borate er Paterson murder frame-up. | had to be rushed to the hospital. Grounds open at 10 a. m.—Entertainment from 2 p.m. (¢ yan) R. BRESLAW s for iners and irs e et the iat ci ae es : ee : oo ° soa Eroplies oe mine! : pa the call for tie demonstration went'| pee eh Rahs care ADMISSION 50 CENTS—CHILDREN FREE ; N CONCERT. Men’s, Ladies and Children’s milies. 1 2 ‘on dike % | * her red, were = oe te | ” be EGq's Gilt of food was connected | Ut.culy two days seo, the meeting} Aug. 1 United Front | ou: anger by the attack and many|IN CASE OF RAIN THIS TICKET 15 GOOD FOR SUNDAY, JULY 12TH BANQUET AND ||| Wear — Bathing Supplies reflected the sentiment of support | 3610 MERMAID AVENUE (Bet. 36th and 37th Sts.) iSat. June 27th, 8 p. m.. wanted to go to the roof and punish and shipped last week by the revolu~ Being Prepared in PROCEEDS FOR THE DAILY WORKER among the workers of New York. tionary food wor and an equal 1 | : the offenders. The speakers urged ai sae ine ceher! A full detachment of police were Minn. and Jersey 8. 2 sper : Mice hen ke to the reliefs gen on the west side of Union | and £ eee nklote OO ASS SSS en | at the Harlem Progressive | = TS arom nis ve telegram, protesting | 8% besides the police around the] NEW BRUNSWICK, No J. “June sauaa gs iad YOUTH CLUB a square | 24.—A United Front Anti-War Con- 1492 MADISON AVE., near 102 St. “ANNUAL SUMMER PICNIC” against the murderous terror of the police and armed company thugs in ference is being called for July 18 at 3 p.m. at the Workers’ Home, 11} | a} Speed Up on Job; a A Play N.A. Horn syivania, hi been sent r ° . e | : Fe ee ee oor eu| SIVA Depositors St Te chemical airplane | Painter Gets Killed | Sunday, June 28, 1931 By Workers Lab. Theatre—A Famous | mpecriucal "liberal, - Governor = pO s and ottxr war industry plants of| — a ee eae | Artist Will Draw Cartoons—Re- vi } chot: ati. Sadeny eae ; NEW YORK.—Joe Matulski, a 17- ULMER PARK, BROOKLYN, N. ¥. | citations by the John Reed Club Photographer Eye pectest, against the strosious 1 ew Jersey are working full blast to| year-old painter, fell from s scaf Plenty of goor food and drink tardy, murderous attacks upon D d D po: t prepare for the next war. At this) + 1 ing was inst : HELD JOINTLY WITH UKRAINIAN WORKERS’ ORGANIZATIONS lenty of & Pee vince ea eman EPOSIES) Pirterence | the workers of New| fold and was instantly killed at 148th | BE ” | proceeds for the DAILY WORKER . d Ss | attractions 1609 Mermaid Ave. the striking miners, their wives an children and demand, in behalf of our thousands of members, that the Broderick Ignores the| te . : \ Committee’s Demands | brutality against them in your stat immediately cease. It is a scandal- ous outrage which must be an: red | ae | by all militant workers. ne strug-| NEW YORK, — Demanding that | gle of these miners against starva- small depositors be paid a committee | tion cannot be stopped by your state | of the United Depositors of the Bank | | ait kinds of sports for young and old—Prolet Buhene and other | | b--—--—— VEGE-TARRY INN| M. MILLET BEST VEGETARIAN FOOD tee: MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Jeweler & Optician | Brunswick will mobilize to prepare | St. and Eighth Ave., Brooklyn. a huge demonstration on August ist] Speed-up has been acute for some against ‘‘perialist war and for the| time on this job. A few weeks ago defense of the Soviet Union. The | nearly a score of painters were laid Communist Party, which is organ-| off. The highest wages paid here izing this conference, urges all fra- | are $7 a day. ternal organizations and workers in the shops to send delegates to this wee e nee eens Directions:—B. M. T. West End line to 25th Avenue ‘Tickets at Workers Book Shop—also at 142 East 31 PRICE 50 CENTS—Auspices Section 1—Proceeds for the Daily TT meee eee Street FESTA Volunteer Clerical | troopers. We demand their imme- |of the United States visited Broder- conference. $3.00 PER DAY—$20.00 PER WEEK EYES EXAMINED BY diate removal. We demand the |ick, superintendent of banking yes-| Le Ae | Help DAILY WORKE R AFFAIR ie cncaereae - Orsotiernine Hight for the miners to strike| terday. | VIRGINIA, Minn., June 22.—The — P. 0. BOX 50 | . ig . niners 8 | y hats Gehl hace be | Is‘urgently needed in the Min- | || Now in TILYOU Theatre Bldg. Communist Party Range calls on all working-class or- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. PHONE FANWOOD 2-7463 R2 Friday, June 26, at 8 p. m. | The committee, consisting of Lit- | against starvation.” man, Seidenberg, Licht, Wallon and | Food Workers’ Industrial Union. ers Relief Campaign. All com- 1607 SURF AVE Py) What's On— Open Air Meeting the Downtown Unemploye: and Ave. of Council at Seventh St. at 6 and at Fourth St and Ave. B at 7:30 p.m. International Labor Sports Club Meets at 227 E, 12th St.,°7:30 p.m * Tea Young Defenders No. I Open air meeting at Wilkins and Intervale Avenues at 7:30 p.m preparatory to mass protest meeting for the Scottsboro Boys at 1472 Bos- ton Road at 8:30 p.m. ee 2 The Scottsboro Frame-up Will be the topic of a lecture at the Mapleton Workers Club at 1684 G6th Street, Brook at 8:30 p.m Come and bring your friends. *. = * Daily Worker The regular monthly meeting of the Cleaners and Laun- dry Workers Industrial League will take place Friday, June 26,-8 p.m., at 16 W. 21 St. ‘The resolution of the executive B membership | bureau of the Red International of Labor Unions on the T. U L. will be discussed. * * * Question Evening In the Ciub at 8 p.m. ier Joint Concert and Dance Under the auspices on Units 10-15, ill be Harlem Progressive Youth | Section 5, Communist Party, w held at 2700 Bronx Park East. Good band. _ refreshments. Proceeds to} Admission 25c. a5, Daily Worker Affair At 8 p. m. at 109-26 Union Hall Street, Jamaica, Long Island, in the Finnish Workers Club. Admission 25c. Children 10c. Auspices, United Front Committee. | * Daily Worker. * * Daily Worker Readers of Lower Manhattan A Daily Worker Readers Confer- ence will be at Manhattan Lyceum. 6¢ Bast 4th Srteet, at 8 p. m. your friends along. Admission free. * * To AU Metal Workers Industrial League Meets at 8 p.m. at 16 West 21st Street (top floor). Many important matters will be taken up. Seen “ene Scottsboro-Paterson Mine Murder Protest Meeting At Hoffman's Mansion, 142 Wat- kins St., Brooklyn. One of the strik- ing miners will speak as well as one of the §cottsboro mothers. All workers invited. * . Lower Bronx Scottsboro Defense Clubs Meet at 353 Beekman Ave. at 8 p. m. Negro and white workers are invited. . Nominations of Officers of Branch 1 ‘Workers’ x-Servicemen’s League Will be held at 7 p.m. at 79 Hast ‘Tenth St. Blections will be held on July 10. sf * A Scottsboro Protest Meeting Has been arrenged by the York~ ville section of the Women’s Councils at 850 E. 8ist St. at 8 p.m. English, Hungarian and German speakers. . Red Dance for the Daily Worker In the Co-operative Colony, 2700 Bronx Park East. Good play by young Bronx workers. Gdod music. one Le SATURDAY Daily Worker Affair At the Cherneshevsky Club, 122 4nd Avenue, at 8 p.m, Revolution- ary entertainment. Good food. Ad- mission 25c. | Banquet and Concert At the Harlem Prog. Youth Club, 1492 Madison Avenue, near 102 Si at 8 p. m, Entertainment and plenty of fun, food and drink. Proceeds to Daily Worker. Banquet and Entertainment At the Workers Center, 569 Pros- pect Avenue, Bronx, at 8 p.m. for The benefit of the Daily Worker. Tickets 50c. Program by Prolet Buhne. Auspicas Communist Party, Bection & etrculation drive buro. d Danee Progressive r the benefit of the Mil be given at 1408 Banga Concert Given nyt the Harle: ‘outh Club foi Worker Bring | | Madison Avenue. * # | Greenbaum, demanded to know what | Was being done in the way of re- lorganization or liquidation of the bank's assets. Throughout Broderick evaded answering directly, suavely | waving aside the issue and talking of his friendship for the depositors. | When hard pressed Broderick ad- mitted that it was against the law to d |pay the small depositors first should |liquidation loom as an eventuality. He was not going to change the laws |to suit the small depositors, he de- | clared. Sentiment among the small de- positors of the Bank of United | States, many of them who are un- }employed and have no means of ex- | istence, is for an organized show of strength to demand they get their money. NOTICE! The funeral of Comrade Morris Sisselman will be held today at 4 p.m. at 2700 Bronx Park East at the Co-operative Auditorium. MINERS’ RELIEF COMMITTEE | NEEDS TRUCK Volunteer truck is needed to pick wp food and clothing for striking miners, Any comrade who can volunteer the use of a truck, for a few hours or for a few days, will thus save considerable expense and enable us to send more food to the strik- ing miners, Please report. \Dis- trict Penn.-Ohio Striking Miners’ Relief Committee, 700 Broadway, New York City, Room 614. * Greet Stokes and Turner! Just released from six months im- | Daily prisonment for selling the Worker. Dance and entertainment at 79 Bast 10th Street at § p. m. Admission 25c. Auspices, United Front Youth Committee. eee Spaghetti Party and Entertainment Given by the Italian Proletarian Club, affiliated with the Interna- tional Workers Order, at 61 Gra- ham Avenue, Brooklyn, at 8 p. Proceeds to Daily Worker and the club, Admission 40c, ‘Tremont Workers Club Literary and musical evening at 1472 Boston Road. Half of proceeds to Daily Worker. ‘os Novi Mir Orchestra Will participate in_ the coneret given for the Daily Worker at 569 Prospect Avenue, Bronx. Members of orchestra meet at 6 p. m. at above address, Ce HN | Attention! Newark Workers! Daily Worker Concert at 8 p.m. ath Belmont #venae, Goog program. Dance Given by Cumberland Branch of the League of Aicugels for Ne- gro Rights will be held at 175 So. Elliat St. Brooklyn. Lots of fun. Prominent speakers, © Dally Worker Dinner Party ‘Will be given at 83 t Tenth St. at 7 p.m. Entertainment, musio and dance, Admission 50 cents. eee Young Defenders, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4. 5 Mee for Harlem Demonstration at Finnish Workers’ Hall, 15 W. 126th St. at 4 p.m. ‘ ae | Tremont Workers’ Club Will havevm concert and dance at 830 Weal vr Ave. Part of pro- eveds to Di Worker. ‘Workers, Attentio: orker strawberry fe: concert will iy and tival Laisve Hall, 46 Ten Byck St. (corner Lorimer St.), Brooklyn. All invited. Admission ick ue . Daily Worker and Scottsboro Affair Will be given by the “Spartacus Club” at 8:30 p.m. at Spartacus Hall. W. 29th St. Ice cream party lon 25 cents, m. | be held at ganizations to send two delegates each to the United Front Conference which will take place on July 12 at 101 N. First St. This conference is | being called to form a united work- | ing-class front for the gigantic dem- onstration which will be held on the | Mesaba Range on Aug. 1 as a part) of the international demonstration | against imperialist war and for the| defense of the Soviet Union. | copy. rades who can spare any time please respond. Penn.-Ohio Striking Miners Relief Committee, 799 Broad- way. Room 614. New York. Did you like the “Soviet ‘Forced Labor” series? Give a few copies to the workers in your shop, fac- tory or mine. It’s only 5 cents per shop. It causes dangero' The U. S. Public Health studies on the effec’ ies: cement, silver polish se represent of lime, |] nating from vege material |{ sources. All are harmful if inhale amounts, which is always the ca’ But those that produce the worst |] culosis, ete, are the silica or “Silicosi is almost invariably com t |] a number of years of expo: tration of the dust and the percen Latent tuberculosis in persons ent vated after short exposure to silic isties of the disease. Masks freq tection. REMOVAL O has been @ great reducti the ¢ the general population during rece: IN DUSTY TRADES there has bee! same time in the death rate from But what should be done? not help. individual working places and | |] home life, should try to counterae much outdoors in their spare time that are without the possibility of Somebody employed the workers’ health are a great interest’ among our comrades. V: | readers wish to ask QUESTIONS, T of a general interest and if addr Worker.—DR. A. LONE, WORKERS’ HEALTH TEACHER DUST in all its forms is the greatest stone dusts, The workers must organize 1 on this paper told me that these articles for ticles are published at a great sacr’ enemy of the worker in his e dust is worse than other ntly completed a series of cour In the following indus- . coal, cotton, street sweeping. , stone (silica), coal, those origi- nd those from general municipal d with the air often and in large in shops, factories and mines. alts, most cases of lung tuber- Says the official report: plicated by ‘TUBERCULOSIS after he time depending on the concen- e of free silica which it contains. ing dusty trades is usually acti- eous dust and has more character- uently give a false sense of pro- S SOURCE is preferable. There th rate from tuberculosis among nt years, while AMONG WORKERS na GREAT INCREASE during the this cause.” Just studying the condition does nd seize power, both in their in order to force their em- ne modern dust-minimiz- king day. They themselvs in their et the effects of the dust by being and by boycotting all apartments much ventilation and sunshine. Ss re! dea necessity and have aroused much ery glad to learn that as the ar- iffce. As it seems that some of the shall answer them here if they are essed to me in care of the Daily i TO ALL DAILY WORKER READER: | | | | ADMISSI § OF EAST MANHATTAN ! ! ‘MOVIES — CONCERT — ENTERTAINM } FINNISH WORKERS’ CLUB, 109-26 UNION HALL § JAMAICA; NEW YORK ADMISSION:—25 CENTS—CHILDREN 10 CENTS Auspices:—United Front Committee 4 | vake ferries at 23rd_St., Christopher St., Barelay St., or Fludson Tubes to Hoboken, Lackawanna Railroad to Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Intern'] Workers Order —BANQUET AND ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 27, AT 8 P. M. WORKERS CENTER, 569 PROSPECT AVE., BRONX PROCEEDS FOR THE DAILY WORKER CAMPAIGN ADMISSION 50 CENTS Program :—Prolet-Buhne—Prominent Speakers Auspices—Section Number 5 and Circulation Drive Bureau A CONCERT AND DANCE will be held in the AUDITORIUM OF THE WORKERS CO-OPERATIVE COLONY, 2700 BRONX PARK EAST FRIDAY, JUNE 26th, at 8 P. M. ALL PROCEEDS TO THE $35,000 EMERGENCY FU DAILY WORKER, ARRANGED BY UNITS 19 AND 15, SEC. 5. Attention Newark Workers! DAILY WORKER CONCERT "A DAILY WORKER READERS’ CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRIDAY, JUNE 26th AT 8 P. M. MANHATTAN LYCEUM, 66 EAST 4th STREET Come and bring your friends—Plenty of good entertainment Arranged by the Daily Worker Committee, Section 1 ION FREE WILLIAMSBURG SATURDAY EV Corner Lorimer Everybody is Invited. WORKERS ATTENTION! A DAILY WORKER STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND CONCERT will be held at THE LAISVE HALL, 46 Ten Eyck Street FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAILY WORKER ARRANGED BY UNIT 10, SECTION 6, C. P. ENING, JUNE 27 Street, Brooklyn ADMISSION FREE. DAILY WORKER OU Subject will be: “The Role of SUNDAY, JUNE Comrade FLAIANI, Sec. Organizer, A committee will be waiting for you ‘are invited, — A very inte: ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE DAILY WORKER, - WILLIAMSBURG WORKING WOMEN ATTENTION! Given by Councils 4 and 13 IN PROSPECT PARK A report will be given by a comrade, just returned from the U. §. 8. R. TING AND LECTURE the Women in the Coming War 28, at 2:30 P. M. , of the C. P., will give the lecture. near the musie—All Working Women resting afternoon is assured, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, AT 8 P. M. 5 BELMONT AVENUE Workers Lab. Theatre—Slovak Orchestra—Talents of Prolet-Pen \ } | GO ON YOUR VACATION TO ONE OF OUR Proletarian Camps Information for all four camps can be obtained at 32 Union Square Room No. 505. — Telephone STuyvesant 9-6332. CAMP NITGEDAIGET, BEACON, N. Y Boats leave for the camp every day from 42nd Street Ferry Good entertainment.—DANCES at the Camp Penn SO EES ERAT CAMP UNITY, WINGDALE, N. Y. Autos leave from 143 E. 103rd St. every day at 10 a. m,, Fridays © 10 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. and Saturday, 9 a. m., and 4 p. m. for the camp The comrades are requested to come on time, in order not to remain behind. nae CAMP WOCOLONA MONROE, N. ¥.—On beautiful Lake Walton—Swimming—Boating, ete. Revolutionary Entertainment. A return ticket to Camp Wocolona is only $2.60 Take the Erie Railroad. CAMP KINDERLAND HOPEWELL JUNCTION, N. ¥. —~ All registrations for children must be in office one week in advance at 143 East 103rd St.—Children of 7 years or over are accepted.—Registration for adults at 92 Union Square—Rates for adults $17 per week. For information about FOR THE ‘Trio of Newark Mandolin Orchestra—Prominent speaker of D.W. Edit. AUSPICES:—JEWISH WORKERS ORGANIZATIONS OF NEWARK Call Stuyvesant 9-6832 DENTAL DEPARTMENT 1 UNION SQUARE 8TH FLOOR Done Under Personal Ca! All Work of DR, JOSEPHSON Cooperators’ Patronize SEROY- CHEMIST 657 Allerton Avenue brooks 8215 BRONX |. ORChard 3783 DR. L. KESSLER SURGEON DENTIST Strictly by Appointment 48-50 DELANCEY STREET Eldridge St. NEW YORK ® dor, Gottlieh’s Hardware 119 THIRD AVENUE Near 14th St. Stuyvesant 5974 All Kinds of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Cutlery Our Specialty Phone Stuyvesant 3816 John’s Restaurant SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES A place with atmosphere where all radicals meet 302 6. 12th St. New York MELROSE RESTAURANT Comrades Will Always Find It . Pleasant to Dine at Our Place. 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD., Bronx (near 174th St. Station) TELEPHONE INTEBVALE 9%—0149 Rational Vegetarian Restaurant 199 SECOND AVENUE Bet. 12th and 13th Sts. Strictly Vegetarian food HEALTH FOOD Vegetarian Restaurant 1600 MADISON AVENUE Phone University 6865 Advertise Your Union Meetings Here. For {nformation Write to Advertising Department The DAILY WORKER 50 Kast 13th St. New Yorly City | | REGINA’S IDEAL Vegetarian Restaurant STRICTLY FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS USED ONLY 307 Brighton Beach Ave. Near Brighton Beach Station Department Store HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR | BATHING SUITS MEN’S FURNISHINGS 111-113 Brighton Beach Avenue | | S. WEINER’S Barber Shop 115 Brighton Beach Avenue Brooklyn, New York CHAS. STURMAN HARDWARE AND HOUSE- FURNISHINGS 3161 Coney Island Ave. F. STEINBERG GROCERIES AND DAIRY STORE 127 Brighton Beach Avenue N MENDELSON Fresh Meat. and Poultry 3021 WEST FIRST STREET ‘Tel. Coney Island 1023 L. DINNERSTEIN Prescription Specialist 3024 CONEY ISLAND AVE. Corner Kishner Court Spaghetti Party and Entertainment Given By . ITALIAN PROLETARIAN CLUB Sat., June 27, at 8 p.m. at 61 Graham Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. PROCEEDS TO DAILY WORKE®! and ITALIAN PROLETARIAN C1? ADMISSION 400 Nice, airy, furnished rooms, first f! reasonable rent, Goldstein, 277% 35th St, Coney Island, —