The Daily Worker Newspaper, August 8, 1931, Page 2

Ne Fare Two SATLY WORKER, } NEW YORK, SATU DAY AUGL Rictiows Shen Gert ‘FREIHEIT PIC NIC ia le from Paterson'TQDAY ULMER PK.'* iral organization NEWARK DAILY WORKER " READERS CLUB Seis coi « haces | a T % {1 YOUR FOOD). Sse are of workers will be utilized for y *N ‘ ftn, ats P.M, at & Belmont Ave, ‘antic demonstration on behalf | will do you more good if you || Newark, N. J. y movement, Com- | = eat under conditions of } A famous cartoonist will draw ef the r , Ant ULET Soa ire “ne, 4 a Noe Sasi rades Bec nd J, Louis Engdah! | 9 . . ' Q heatre will present a pla: Committee: Every : p ent struggles|peirst Time at Popular Prices! Come all and bring your’ friends! Settle ¢ ommittee; Every |Bedacht, ahl To ue eta iber Re e Worker Speal s, Sports and glancing | 4 There is Comfort and 4 See Soviet Russia Smashing Its THE Way to Socialist Success RUSSIA’S REMARKABLE TALKIE FILM (in English) ert’s content Come t Ulmer Park, 25 Ave., of the B.M.T, Brook- | masses and bring the mission 40c. Protection in | CLEANLINESS demonstrations workers of New York ® today at the ninth g Freiheit picnic rk. Tens of thousands r s ee Oe are expected to turn out for the big g1GHBORHOOD THEATRES | of the season EAST SIVE—BRONX | izations have SFC TE 7 NEVIN BUS LINES 111 W. 3ist (Bet. 6 & 7 Aves.) Tel.: Chickering 4-1600 PHILADELPHIA HOURLY EXPRESS SERVICE $2.00 One Trip $3.75 Round Trip Eat with people who 4 have the wit to know * 4 that FOOD and HEALTH 4 are RELATED come To tHe “If you want to see a vivid film-talkie ex- hibition of what is going on in the Soviet Union, see the Five-Year Plan. —DAILY WORKER. PLAN CAMEO militant union, ev every workers workers Associated hall. The U.T.W. lead police and broke up N.T.W.U. h ternal Upon) “The A. F. of L.-Associated price | Kelly of | jist nas been printed and circulated) JEFFE in the | and says nothing about union reco ans eawave nition, but they are delib Special Summer Prives 10 A. M. 35° ‘| 1PM. CRUSADER (SELB-SER VICE) Restaurant So | 8 RES | “Thrift” Prices {4 DINNER 65c ARTISTIC SURROUNDINGS QUALITY FOODS of the hall in which the x ing was being held. McD eC~ retary of te Allentown U V., Was also thrown out of the meeting. Try Break Allentown and Paterson STRIKES The U.T.W. ot Is a denz who is the chief mess . . sowest Rates ve 's who are still fol-| Ant and a Everywhere tocs=27) PO OALIFORNIA.” file wor lowing the Ass ion, marched through the town ye: AYRES: | JED GEORGE O'BRIEN |] DOOLEY SALLY EILERS 44th Street JOAN BENNETT | = | nina’ 8:30 terday noon. In spite of the fact! «aavvene, | NAAR A SLIP | ; 2 bee aRuddigore” wen|| C7 ry bape eye ie tekdes in pas. |= —— — |) @rTaApiUM CONCERTS | ru OO Ai Potodey seca: aaeidhenl ii Es N) Phitharmonic-Symphony Orch. One way to help the Soviet AiGictaer CAVE ana 338 Union is to spread among the VEGETARIAN this st with, the bosses ae ey New | Reduced 42nd ST. and DROADWAY erick 50° 7 | ne pas wit’ N.T.W. wil umamer Prices (Wis, 1789) Populat Prices ASE OR eB NT 7. . s Ero : d any shop/tss mm 25° Pee onM, 13 EASP FOURTEENTH si Wuneecs Hae 3 s ae Richmond 8.00 = 12.00 visited r such conditions. | \f s ; 17 -t | a "1 Hol. | Pittsburgh 8.00 14.25 the Hold Biedenkapp in Jail rs | | a | e) i U.T.W edenkapp, leader of ar a ae | GLBERT ant SULLIVA Ns Cleveland 12.50 18.75 that there'y il held in He refus 00k HEPPODROME ©"... Lape eae a Unusual Wholesome Diskea peat ee st in striking Core cttan® S| pay his fine and is still awai FRANKUN |; ouput Ci Hf |] Seicaxss sHow ty siw voRs paca | Trial by Jury’ FRESH VEGETABLES & FRUITS |) 61. touts 250 $8.75 ‘ that thi 1 daha ie ©) the setting of bail. Last night e Niaecrcani es 8 KKO “PINAFORE” with PAY b ictal carnal ve Aha z i strikérs, when they heard this, threw attempt) strikers were arre: on the ta etna Seale || 2ae eo rear 8s ‘A Holy Ter ror’ TEMPLETON HERCIAL LUNCH Ho Los Angeles 57,00 105.60 Holderman, Budenz and Kelly | line for singing. Picket lines of rank and Co, 11\ +0 | Incl. . | | M FLROSE DAIRY VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT Mr. Bu- nant of sing the headquarters of the N.T.W. | enthusiastically cheered our union. ve ‘RITZ REUNER, © . wi “Soviet « 2” Comrades Will Always Find If Muste, came to Allentown to break A strikers’ baseball team has been |f Sn ergs j laps See pe cont RESTAURANTS Pleasant ta Dine at Oar Plate. the strike, send the workers bi c ers’ meeting tell-| formed which will play out of town 4 tele e, $1. (Circle e ‘ : 153 West 44th sheet 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bront and use this as a whip over the/| eps of sell-| is rik 110 West 40th Stree rice fete th Bt, Gratton es Paterson strikers, to facilitate their he leaders up to the) (Bast of Broadway) omet ers threw them out]; ed the strikers | betrayal of the Paterson strike as well. In’ this attempt at the be-| trayal of the 7,000 Allentown silk strikers, Budeng, Holderman and Kelly of the U.T.W. w CHICAGO, ot i of Is the Key to Health 1UN TO CITY WORKERS great ova of the str e HEALTH FOOD with the | PO * Pe Me - Invite Workers to the dig Regd glacrsag vommpng or Sg meen He Committee | 1 California $40 Sy ; : Sif) We Vegetarian Restaurant rough treatment they got irom the| ‘The names of the newly elected || 11 | 4 $45 all || meee a = eg z BLUE RIRD 1600 MADISON AVENUE Almatowit stelisis. settlement ee were an-i! tave Your Eyes Examined E » Ss es 4 san Phone University 6865 The misleaders of the strike both | ae AON In Allentown and here called the po- lice and state troopers to a m Hat. every uber was a ra nd || id Glasses Fitted by al i 2 3 Ns . OSS 5 fle scr vaaes tonaey atid ee { ‘WORKERS MUTUAI | ples ’ * ¢ cet 2 CAFETERIA Phone Stuyvesant 3816 bay i S * , reafter at m. til | S 4 — = x F- Le pectin ot ee ae aha ak for | be ate eet oan eal Sie Casi we Uf Z 300D WHOLESOME FOOD John’s Restaurant wheih meeting the Allentown str 54 7 : i incoln cars—Rates equal Bs = \ < “4 < SPECIALTY: F AN DISHES ers requested a from the Paes sc settlement com- | OPTICAL C0. |e es low to all points in = “ais Fair Prices th bidss, a atmebphess N.T.W.U. Lena C! Ko, one of za e will aes wtiee ae, ee suder persona) supervision ot country. » ss | oe A Comforfable Place to Eat where all radicals meet mittees an neg ti ith the: ‘! y. with the bosses who want to settle. DR. M. HARRISON : 827° BROADWAY 302 E. 12th St. New York Open F Optometrist U: 8. ai | 2 Troy, secretary of the relief com- ns *obRD aveAdK § cRAVEL BUREAU fl Z = 3etween 12th and 13th Sts ; : mittee, announced the opening of Corner 13th Street ; Rational Vegetarian | . HOTEL JACKSON peal SATURDAY the store for the distribution of food NEW YORK CITY R , : ; a ‘ Re 7 | ‘yposite New York Eye and 137 W. 45th Street estauran Workers that a truckload of food had already Gar lofirmary a hina aon been sent by the W.LR. and that} || felephone Stuyvesant ssa } Phone Bryant 9-0593 199 SECOND AVENUE | volunteers would be mobilized to go/ |i | to Perth Amboy Saturday for the tag | -——. to the Pisimsle taanls anwar ae Registrations Are Now Open for the x U N q 9 N Linel Cafeteria SOLLIN’S |on Saturday. Pure Food—~100 per cent Frigidaire C Say »,| Long and enthusiastic picket lines | W. | R CHILDRENS ¢ AMP ‘ aa TOURS AS LOW AS— Equipment—Luncheonette and “eting “aed 'p.me| were formed after the meeting to| re co Ls chs) Xu INCLUDES:— RESTAURANT s Home, 350 ©.| picket additional silk mills and dye At WINGDALE, N. Y. vid j $ Soda’ Fountain stat Be, Tae ‘ | houses. : Le, S 7 D & 50 830 BROADWAY 216 EAST 14TH STREET Sl NIE Lam ioren ale, aCe ioe . i Beautiful Scenery—Lake Boating —Athletics ays od Near 1th Gtreet 6-Course Lunch 55 Cents Bet, 12th and 13th Ste, Strictly Vegetarian food & NEIGHBORLY PLACE TO EAT wilt be xood ape are urged to co Miners Reliet at 16 npson | Miners Relief. LENINGRAD— — SAILINGS — . Re, a, >. Regular Dinner 65 Cents St. 8330 pn, | Patpanice the Excellent Cultural Program MOSCOW and $212.50 Xoung Communist Lengue | i KATES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL WORKERS Ps AND UP , henge aes ., igo 10 Concoops Food Stores LAST GROUP THIS SUMMER LEAVES AUGUST 17th TO THE INBARITANTS OF THE : ET ALLERTON SECTION rue bia ey ee ea Rs Auge 16... a eceatare SLAYTON CAF ERIA ee he Prolet Cult Club and return 8. 8. Ticke’ oy : ekenda’ " y Restaurant pe | a8, Hambure Pure Hood. ‘Cleaniinsy ccatesp fi] BUY Your Bakeries Mauretania 2700 BRONX PARK EAS1 | A ROUSING SEND- OnF | THE TOUR INCLUDES Bid tA IN HAMBURG OR ay savttah goed In the well-known bakery which is now settled with the Food willbe mu ere invited. i hae ‘i LONDON. AND HELSINGFORS, AND THE SOVIET VISA— Workers Industrial Wnion. “You Gaenbinee Cease Buy in the Co-operative VALID FOR 30 DAYS—PERMITTING VISITS TO ANY, PART will get the best cakes, rolls and will haye an oy all kinds of breads. Fresh every - St. and Universi F! ae 8 p. m air meeting at sutn | Store and help the Left||To a Group of Construction Workers Leaving OF THE SOVIET UNION AT TERMINATION OF THE TOUR DEEN Dat eA er Wing Movement.” for the SOVIET UNIO —Naurr : = hour, straight from the oven. onties Worker “Unton : All office otified th Will be held on AU Gomrades Meet at ae: Sad = aa es ac & || WORLD TOURISTS, Inc. Bronstein’s || G. & G. BAKERY. Room $03 | | Peete tt | ADMISSION 50 CENTS PAY M. THE DOOR 175 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. Vegetarian Health 691 Allerton Avenue Workers International Reliet | At the WORKERS CENTER Telephone ALgonquin 4-6656, 8797 Restaurant Bronx, New York Will have an open air meeting for 7 are }\35 East 12th Street New York City Cosmopolitan Hardw One Way—Round Trip & Electrical Corporation Plenty of Eats and Drink i a Prominent Speakers Sale yeaa ibaa: Good Entertainment LIVE IN A— factory Suj 2018 2nd_ AVENUE WORKERS COOPERATIVE COLONY SUNLIGHT CAFETERIA CORNER 104TH STREET NEW YORK CITY ERA i Schiffman and Whittlin, Proprietors We have a limited number of 3 and 4 room apartments NO INVESTMENT NECESSARY — OPPOSITE BRONX PARK 558 Claremont Parkway, Bronx relief at Longfellow Avenue SPEND YOUR VACATION AT:— dealt “The Farm in, the Pines” i Aj BUSINESS SCHOOL ||| Tisstile ok Sapte sc 0) DAY AND EVENING parry eect ed hacia! a: M. OBERKIRCH, Kingston, N. ¥, Commercial—Secretarial Courses eee pen he entice 8 Gottlieb’s Hardware Beach Party to be given by the students of the Workers School, August 9. Meet at Coney Island, Stillwell Ave. Station, 10 am. Bring friends and lunch. sUNDAY— Brighton Beach Workers Club ig giving a dinner August 9 at 1401| Neptune Ave. from 3 to 8 p.m. Pro- ceeds to go to the Paterson Textile Strike. Open the entire year 68 AVENUE A.—Bet. 4th & 5th Sts, NEW YORK ‘ ea pes che ‘ 2800 BRONX PARK EAST lth St, at 2nd Ave. N.¥.C. i ign eek es ae ; Comradely atmosphere—In this Cooperative Colony you will find a TOmplins Square 6-656¢ Se es cule ee ome | NINTH ANNUAL MONSTER —- ; library, athletic director, workroom for children, workers’ clubs An binant wt . ° . | MAGTONE RADIO SERVICE and varions cultural activities a RICAL SUPPLIES Picnic—-( arnival RADIO LABORATORY AND REPAIRS Tel. Estabrook 8-1400; Olinville 2-6972 itlery Our Specialty r ns as sitpert repalr service om ai ending: tad” seth inal Take Lexington Avenue train to White Plains Road and . WE CONVERT BATTERY SETS INTO ELECTRIC—FROM A.C. TO D.C. fi Get off Allerton Avenue i i 0 vH—W OR UARANTEE! | “oe 138 EAST 1TH STREET ORCHARD 4-5279 Intern’l Workers Order | Office open er bl art tosSp tere oie ber fe vies m, to 5S p.m 29 EAST 14TH STREET ~- DENTAL DEPARTMENT yi MORNING FRETHEIT oe ar = ; SE Betia Rpeee Cal cre Waa NEW YORK | 1 UNION SQUARE | eeever To RUSSIA, vu. S. s. R. Tel. Algonquin 3356-8843 8TH FLOOK i 4 fe nba bt =. “he erat etter 4 London and by Soviet steamer to All Work Done Under PF Care it Saturday, August sth [||] yee Te Me em sume tM wt Sn ’ Woloberg of this agency: had Taveesiy catueauA trom Hoda der Workers! Come Enjoy Yourselves at the Gayest STATIONERY ULMER PARK Shether you intend Te ootkerg te ieee SURRY oe nae AT SPECIAL PRICES Cooperators* 4 25th Ave. West End Line, Peooklvn. N.Y, | {| Scere noe Snir aan pase PICNIC tor Organizations SERO Y. ve., West End Line, Brooklyn, N. Y. ee aera : The Rally of All Militant Working Class Organizati HOLMBERG 9.6, AGENCY res anes : 3y6naa JI : cterton A a e Rally of A itant Working Class Pt 2 Hast Tou Street New York City —NEXT SUNDAY IS THE DAY, COMRADES!— yOnaa /levepunya PT ae osha pene oa Speaker; —M. BEDACHT AT PLEASANT BAY PARK, WESTCHESTER, N. is DR. A. BROWN : 4 Sports—Games—Proletarian Mass Play D Ry “i eens ae 4 Dentist dayertine Your Union Meetings p Good Dancing Orchestra—Refreshments RE FRO T DATLY WORKER o0i nbc sink tine be! e 4 OUR BATTLE IS GREAT, OUR FIGHTING IS VITAL PROLETRIAN CAMPS MAKE US READY AND STRONG PROLETARIAN CULTURE, SPORT AND RECITAL TEACH US TO FIGHT WITH A SONG COME TO WOCOLONA COME TO NITGEDAIGET COME TO UNITY AND KINDERLAND— THEY ARE ALL WITHIN THE REACH OF YOUR HAND Automobiles leave for Camp Unity every day 9 to 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m, Here. For Information Write to Advertising Department ‘The DAILY WORKER 50 Kast 13th St. New York City (Corner Second Avenue)” Labor Sports Union Field Meet will include: Men—Running broad ‘Tel. Algonquin 7248 jump; high jump; 12 1b, shot put; discuss throw; Javelin throw. Boys and Girls: Potato race; three legged race; chicken race. Women: Running broad jump; high jump; 8 1b. shot put. Also many other open events. Send entrees before August 14th to Labor Sports Union, 2 W. 15th St, State Name, Sex, Age, Address, Club, DON’T DELAY. ONE MORE MAKES FOUR! WOCOLONA WAS NEITHER HERE NOR ‘THERE, FINALLY IT MADE THE VITAL RAMP. NOW IT IS ‘ A PROLETARIAN RESORT. A WORKING CLASS CAMP! Airy, Large ‘ ri VACATION: — Beautiful Mountain Meeting Rooms and Hall||| views, autct resting piace, good tood, vES! $13.50 weekly—Atvanta Farm, Ulster sh ebb el pelts: Moh ab from 143 E. 103rd St. TO HIRis STABLE DOTRIT DAE. i es |] PRIDAY—9 to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m Suitable for . ‘tings, Lectures|,| COMFORTABLE DOUBLE ROOM— = SS————SS_ = |} SATURDAY—9 a. m. to 10 a. m. and 5 p.m. cna Neg aaa ae es SUNDAY—9 a, m. to 10 a. m, \ sin li THE PIONEER FOR PIONEERS We also take passengers to Kinderland OUR HERALD . Czechoslovak BED ROOM—Furnished, single, $3.00 NITGEDAIGET WAS CAPTURED FOR A WEEK BY THE Headquarters for Children—143 E. 103rd St. KINDERLAND AND UNITY DEVOTE THIS WEEK TO Workers House Inc. weekly, 348 W. 49th St. Macris, i PIONEERS, READY AND GAY. ... GO TO THE :. : " OUR HERALD, OUR LEADER—OUR PRESB. GO FOR hy id " ij PIONEER CAMP WITH THE PIONEERS FOR YOUR for information call at the office of all 4 camps YOUR VACATION WITH THR MILITANT SPOKESMEN 447 K. 72nd St. New York ||| GOUPLE—Would share with Ay | VACATION TODAY! GO!—STRONG! 32 UNION SQUARE, ROOM 505, TEL. STuy. 9-6332 OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WORKING CLASS Telephone: Rhinelander* 600% |, Pirenatemest Call 357 We a} Se a RN LS NN co »