The Daily Worker Newspaper, February 23, 1933, Page 2

LY W PORK LD) R, NEW YORK , THURSDAY, EBRU! ARY 23, 193 Se — et — eats WEINSTEIN CALLS ON WORKERS 10 [Demonseravion [CLAREMONT P'WYTRT Men wall STUDENTS WILL Workers Win Strike WILLIAMS FREED; SUPPORT “THE DAILY” AS MEANS | Against Army | STRIKE IS WON | Unite Against STRIKE FRIDAY Join Industrial Union — FOIL SABBATINI OF WAGING WAR 0 FR AME-1 He | ie Bill, Saturday} Concentrz ation Point | the Wage Cuts Protest Suppression of | uetauieny shop, od Ke Taine PaAhon Hating Judge NEW YORK —Ti pmmunist oO f Land lord Ass. College Paper ture Workers Industrial Union, forced Gave Year Sentence NEW YORK—Pointing out that | | tes - the boss to withdraw most of a forty T ) . + Party Section Commitiee of Lower | their movement is growir ly. | ees es ells Officer in Jail He Is Now A Communist; | 5 oe he militaristic) NEW YORK —After a rent strike | against wage cuts put], NEW YORK.—The students of | Pe" cent wage cul and made him’ NeW YORK. — Charges against Crowd at Labor Hefensa Bazaar Demand * Senate f {1 Claremont Parlewag a nndlord of through and new wage cuts looming, | New York University have organized |"ecognize the shop comimttee before) Oscar Williams, young Negro worker, to e 541 Claremont Parkway, a house used| the “Group of I. R. T. Workers” are | they settled their strike with him| arrested for participating in a dem- organ, the | Tuesday. onstration at a Home Relief Bureau and r | | in Brooklyn, were dismissed Tuesday gainst the plans of the authorities now distributing a further analysis | to suppress the studen | of the situation and appeal for or-|N. ¥. U. Daily Cou- Weinstein’s Release; Meetings Friday s, hief concentration point of mx Landlords Association to NEW YORK.—Tom Scott was found guilty by a jury in South Rive . cepted the demands. of the | & ad talirosd Workers: Thal Bul- | signs of oppcsing the adn tion. | would Blac Noe te oe cut, they| Brooklyn. Williams was arrested late Tuesday on a charge of “subornation of perjury,” and will be s \ committ The landlord de-| jetin No, 3,” just issued from “The| A student strike is calle 3 olletarity ‘offered : accept a redue,| When he charged the Home Relief tenced by Judge Lyons on Friday, according to a wire received Wednesday he tence of Association | Group” headquarters in Room it their demand e of fifteen, This, however, did Bureau with discriminating against by the New York District, International Labor Defense. Scott faces a the determination of the! 2+ 799 Broadway, says jgranted. The appeal to action came | not the appetite of their boss,| Negro workers in the giving of relief. sentence of seven years. He was jailed because he tried to mobilize mas Demands won ete peer | Murray Is Hard Boiled | as the climax to a séries of struggles | ‘The workers of the shop joined the| Last week Williams was given a age 7 Sie toc toe ac arrested during the Needle Trade ae aes a — peck Weicoe eat ‘I. R. T. workers, get together | for freedom of the student pre union and made him not only take | SUSPended sentence of one year by nd payment of moving ex-/| ® tenant that was evict- | NEW YORK.—Issu terday from cell County jail, Sam Wein all workers to support the Worker in its drive for fund of the most effective ways i to fight the frame-ups of workers by the capitalist gang Worker, aid Weinstein, absolutely necessa was crowded w: onx | money eating urged rd time helped funds Placards, Banners Call for Weinstein’s Release The entire M | colorful | wage cuts and layoffs! The Student Senate, a body nom- | their offer but was forced to recog-|Judse Sabbatini because he ad- ir right to exist is being decided | inally representing the college, but| nize them as an ) as an organized power, j dressed an open-air meeting in pro- members of Baker's Local and the Company. | actually a tool of the administration, | | teat: sgeinst an eviction of an un- ¢ ich the landlord is a mem-| ‘2 ) Twenty dollars a week | Placed ten charges against the News | | employed woman worker. Jared their solidarity with the|is enough for any subway worker,” |The charges were: that the paper SHOR WORKERS IN. Williams was in the Raymond yg tenants, The Middle Bronx! while he demands more than a thou- | bad made statements either directly Street jail during the riot that took er, a every parent who suffers! Unemployed Council participated in| sand a week for himself! Murray,| against the authorities, or against place there against rotten food and Was | from wage cuts and unemployment. | the strike and furnished pickets, | the bankers’ mouthpiece, docs not | the spirit of the college, and so had BOSTON ST R ] K E| bree gener pe scaliyataae ap apd Stacking Cannon-Fodder | 27 Fulton care if we starve or our wives and | been disloyal. Last ‘Wednesday the liams tated that, although some families lack necessary food andj Senate held a trial of the News, to} | prisoners were badly clubbed, the Fulton Ave., where a strike . rer cl te Imit represen- prison authorities were nevertheless clothing! (Murray is. the receiver | Which it. refused to ad dc face | pris e on, the landiord has served | Clothing! Murray ts liatives ‘of groups working with the | MaSs Meet Today CO! forced’ to. give sthe “prisoners Better Atl our is goit fgainst the bosses’ program of 1 ten dispossess. notices, The: tenants |""jr. money =forcsd from. us by | Paper, thug luding about 75 im- | Help Spread Fight | food. vation and again i © Bosses F sae Hoyed Council is mobilizing | ge cuts and short time ig directly | Portant witness | Boop s sel The defense of Williams was car- ~ -j % e y : ey Friedberg, managing editor ried on by Max Krauthamer, att | appropriated by the bankers! To| Sidney Fried | : a lle sath a rales y ‘authamer, attorney ons ing, | 8¢complish their dirty work and en-|0f the News, appealed to the judi-| BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 22—Ninety| for the New York District, Interna- fy There will be a mass meeting, | rich themselves still further, these | clary to hold an open trial, but this| per cent of the shoe workers of the | tional Labor Defense. Hay night, in Ambassador Hall, | .inionaires hired Murray and his | Wdas refused. As he walked into the| Clayman and Palmer ops are out | hird Ave., Bronx, under the | pecial’ engineers ($10,000 a| oom, a member of the court called | on strike for higher wages and other | CELEBRATE VICTORY WITH ; 4 : ‘ staff of ‘ auspices of the Communist Party, | year), accountants ‘and clerks, . who | to him derisively, “Snap it up, Fried- | demands. This morning the treet ‘DAILY’ PARTY Sect.on 15, ‘The main speaker is | C0"). ave ie Free Ek neighborhood to resist the evic- r ist ‘For- Helped Convict Sam Wein- paration proceed ace pacts strong ams Greeted With Applause lent p : : : ; ‘mee y| berg! You're wrong anywaj |lasters and packing and stockroom nted by th Union | tne Gommn Party Clarence Hathaway, district organ- suai a ak Mites tliat (ck |-ccPhe Galtoclat poatd’ eekutaed itu teet ltworkere uate ete walkout, signing| NEW YORK—Fifteen dollars was his of Revolut a th izer of the Commun‘st Party, who | ion dollars will be turned over'| tify at a trial held without the wit-| up with the Shoe and Leather Work-|Taised for the Daily Worker at a P y he | Communist Tek of a Commu Weinstein 1 “If | program of revolut t ave atr: a ipnPeak on abe Communist Po- i through the ‘efforts’ of Murray and nesses they required. |The senate | ers Industrial Union, which is lead-| Ponte Sy Oe a aee Cena you had « me this about a ye: i ongs by th and Whitehall a i § Pe | Dowling! « then suspended the student. paper, | in; e struggle. a i “ Besiade, 1-Would. have answer dane as gainst the proposed Co Seat pene Psion art 42a | More Cuts, More Lay-offs and issued 2 statement that limited | aaittant mass picketing took place | vq" needle. eadee chi ye But since the . y ndment, and to de hat Dawian at ehe “We have seen,what these money | Publicity to its own official report. | this morning and at noon. All efforts polsky, leader of the strike, and th furniture workers Bro! nir 00,000 appro ‘on St. where a rent ‘strike is in} | ‘a All wag Protest Against Senate lof the bosses’ agents to ‘di i apne hs § % bs 00. : to evict six tenants, the | crazed bankers will do. 1 wages le bosses’ agents to demoral ze | other workers were members of the ! ig te ance oyer tqwards Rabkin ned with floor mops and| 0” the I. R. T., B. M. T, and Eighth Suppression of the student press by | the strikers have been exposed by | reactionary International Ladies Gar- ha fig Today’: ployed a beginning tow a sys- | WO! z Pp s has been repeated many | the elected strike committee. | ht down to | authorit ; drove him away. Last | Avenue have been broug i ; yO stud. e ef ment Workers Union. But as a re- ant named Sayet was| the same low level. Eventually the | times. The eats Hae wminit.|.Workers in other shops are also| sult of the struggle, they all came arbasee crenigral| Ol: BUD Bods Ninth Avene ou) wil zed a Dally News Defense Conumit”| preparing for strike. All Boston shoe |over to the militant Needle Trades 2 be torn down. The Eighth Avenue * * 2 t spe eee are called to a mass pa : nce Wel ee poles i sd. Despite the subway is being extended all through | Friday, which was attended by 600 d mass meeting | Workers Industrial Union, while Mrs. ea tomorrow (Thursday) night at 995 | Sapolsky joined Council 7, of the all other| machine guns and gas poised ready| Brooklyn and Queens. Consolidation | students. At this meeting a program | Washington St. to make plans for! United Council of Working Clas¢ mined 1 action, the tenants fought against | f departments will mean still more of action was Planned, ahd an appeal | | Spreading the fight for higher wages | Women, which helped arrange th’ theirs ‘al and the trucks went away | thousands thrown out of jobs and | from the senate’s decision taken to| and better. conditions. Daily Worker Party. : eign bors bare Aid sovieon still more wage cuts and worse con- | Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown of blocks can defeat the war pr tem of ‘al appropri eral Insurance, United Front More determined to f f Fights of th class age oppression by ti pitalist class. If Internat Proletbuhne Weerkers Jami UL. D. Defense F n their mat heir ana: The iandlord, Klein, owns four other} ditions for those working! the University. The defense commit- | — ises, one at 844 Dawson Ave. and| “The bankers and the Company are|tee drew up a_ petition demanding 991, 993 and 950 Union Ave.,| Working hand in hand against us, | that the Daily News be given a public | el a Gules re at 1462 Fifth Ave.| with Jerry Dahl’as the chairman of | open hearing of all charges against PAT R @) N | Z E re) uu R q workers’ i vkers should nember these ad-; both I. R. T. and the B. M. T. Board | it, and that the hearing be made | resolutions of provest age dresses. | of Directors. They will enjoy the | with the ban lifted from the Ne to the House of Kepr Block Eviction high profits of unification with a|2nd the present managing board re- | DY R & > President of unc The City Savings Bank and Trust| Minimum working force at starvation | tained. ‘The petition ends with the | feat the war. prep v Which owns the apart | Wages! Hedley's bunk about a raise | resolution that, should the Senate ; the American capitalist clas at 1038 Longfellow Ave,| 2 Pay later is another attempt with | not comply with these conditions by — Demand all war funds be turned! y to evict Fritz Beesbard, | ‘sweet words’ to stop our growing re- | noon today, a strike is to be called | over for reliet of the unemployed! : i | sistance! Unification only means|for tomorrow. The strike will in- ge | Fight for a system ot Federal Un) Sciction novice, bus was thwarted oyy| More misery is coming for us, more | clude the entire student body and|f SPLENDID LarGe WIDR JULIUS LITTINSKY employment Insurance at the ex-| the Rast Bronx U. C. Beesbard work- | Suffering for our families and loved | will last for two hours, starting at Hall and 107 Bristol Street epense of the government and the) oq for six years as superintendent | nes! (Hedley is the chief officer of | nocn. Petitions have been circulated, M ti R = ; bosses! and when the bank took over the| the company, also one of the direc-| and a wide response has been given. eeting ooms (Bet. Pitkin & Sutter Aves.) B'klya -_s se six months ago he was dis-| tors of the Bank of U. S., which was| The Daily News Defense Commit- TO HIRE PHONE: DICKENS 2-3012 aa Though there are many| looted from within and lost thou-|tee has printed a broadside called |!) Perfect for BALLS, DANCES, Oftiee: Monts: #16 AM... 15) $8 RM. » FOBL RS SS BA \CK UP apartments in the building the| S@nds of worker depositors their | The Student Defender, which states ||’ LECTURES, MEETINGS, Ete. ah YU without securing an eviction | sevings.) | the resolution, and will continue this | th Tn New ESTONIAN WORKERS HOME 27-29 W.115th St., N. Phone UNiversity 4-0165 Bronx UPR notice, is still determined to disposs- | Must Organize | publication until the News has been | pont FOL TIS STRIK ERS ess the worker. How they were able| “We must prepare ourselves in this | definitely reinstated. The National Ley a At cemen to carry out the | struggle to live. We cannot meet | Student League is backing the stu- | as job without eviction papers is a mys-| this individually! We do not trust | dent protest, and this and other | Mas c De ne stys at ion tery to honest working men. The! the company Brotherhood with the | s tudent groups have played a great | SS x x v st Bronx Unemployed Council will/ bosses’ yes-men as delegates. We | part in rallying and solidifying stu- WILLIAM BELL o> ~Y s Industrial ¢ av the neighborhood workers and| know the sell~outs and treachery of | dent opinion. | WHAT’S ONee J) onice, irstein is a at Noon Today members to resist sist the eviction, | the Amalgamated officials and the | ‘This is the second affair in New OPTOMETRIST member, ‘issued the following sta et | lother misleaders of the American | York City this e oe Federation of Labor. | the effectivencss of student mass ac- i NEW YORK tis-Fishet RUSH SCOTT BORO | “Organize now to defend our rights | j ion in matters of their freedom and | Strike Comr the Food ‘for a living wage, and to stop wage | the edom of their press. The Workers Industrial n has cuts and layoffs—for fair working | Oakley Johnson case at City College, zed an open air meeting and 3 EFENSE P A | time! | which was based on the privilege of onstration to take place teday ath “Get together. Talk it over with | students to discuss social problems, at the corner of 42nd St. and Third | ~ | | — | your fellow worker!” | was similar to this case. Ave. today at 12 noon sharp. One | hal bidedres | of the cafeterias on sir ke is focated |SPivak, Patterson to| at this corner, AU w Kers are | ees : urged to participate in the demon- | Speak Tonight stration and to he’p the Foli h- | - | er workers win their strike. | NEW YORK—John L. Spivak will | ak tonight on the Georgia chain | 106 EK. 14th St., near 4th Av. nt: | Sam Wein: ein, a worker fro found guilty IMPORTANT NOTE: In Organizations Partici- pating in Raising Funds for the Daily, alorker WwW view of the crilical financial situation in the Daily Worker, organizations are urgently) asked to enclose money, at the rate of one cent a word per in- sertion, with announcements, | * Intern] Workers Order DENTAL DEPARTMENT of of the Jewish The Union avp: to support the Inter fence OM | Labor Defense and the fight for ‘the | Manhattan) freedom of Sam Weinstein. 80 FIFTH AVENUE 1th FLOOR AD Work Done Under Persona) Care of DR. JOSEPRFON BS NEW YORK gang system and William Patter- Si Thursday | a pyont ubem 20%, national secretary of the LL. AMIRI Bo pis Pe tae ee Garm ent REHEARSAL of Pierre Deseyter Club O¢- |tion at a re D. ta'k on “Scottsboro, A Sym- | AJ UPTON CUM | ARRANGEMENT one ee Ae ee (ON EA Be ti ot Nero Oppression an a hy GEORGE O'NEILL | sincuais nicarns” |] THEA. District f orchestra violas, string Besides active ¢ chaains gro slavery teda GUILD TE 5 + Wet of Bran rs olu- Produced ii z Init & 9 a AN miastcians Stage and Sereen ji x ee ‘ oe aay ay areal aioe | | ‘ ; nes e come wil 2 || ing an affair to help di and uni he meeting, Mrs, Har- | _ bor eens reex || aca "expenses, The atta ry L. Dazey, chairman, is under ET Ae See OT JIMMIE HIGGINS Garment Section Workers | PHOTO SHOWS | at the Spartac st. auspices of the Race Relations pane gta es a ae : and is in St. Philips Irving Berlin’s Revue Success of Ail Time! “IVAN” Patronize DOVZHENKO'S BES! A ON HISTORY OF Committee PROD ‘TEON at the ACME THEATRE RUSSIAN FILMS ers of this con West 134th Street, 8 | FACE THE MUSIC Fr ae ee ne Navarr Cafeteria Bea | mitteo was able to speak to over 200 : ‘TH ST. THEATLE, W. of eroatvay || workers Acme Theatre Photo League ana! Unemployed Grek workers at a soup ar ree, | Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, MTH ST, AND UNION SQUARE Today and Tomorrow 333 7th AVENUE al Reli re | kitchen run by the priest of the St eae ia L of show.| Barbara Church at 27 Forsythe St.| NEW YORK—William L. Patterson Corner 28th St. Comrades are urged to buy their tickets from the Work- ers’ Book Shop, 50 E. 13th Street and District Daily on the the | na ” at nS “History of the Russian |08 Tuesday. ‘The speaker too tay. The 51 onal secretary of the Internation-| LAST WEEK ELMER RICK'S) JOHN BARRYMORE Labor Temple floor inside of the kitchen while the | al Labor Defense, ued svatement | a in ‘@ dd eb : were trying to cat the mis-| yesterday urging all ILD aisirocisand | WWE, THE PEOPLE in “TOPAZE | PATRONIZE i é : “3 Fete 99 a Film of R plement qualified lecturer wha| erable food they were being given, / branches, and all organizations and ANEW PLAY IN. TWENTY epkNES | Coming “OEE AMIN)” toon, Mo Worker Office. will discuss the films. The pictures|nd he explained how the strike | persons opposed to lynching to mobil- Eres B12 Sharh. “Mats: Wed & Bat, 290) RKQ CAMEO THEA, tnd St; & eee ene Ss E Vv E RN’ s will be shown in their chronological | Stated and what the strikers were| ize their forces for the national = TICKETS 25c order with s OAFETERIA 7th Avenue at 30th St. Best Food at Workers Prices on the tech-/} fighting for, Unanimously, these 300! Secttsboro Tag Days. In New York ibution of the| "employed workers shouted their| these tag days will he March 24 to van Wencees 6 2 ‘Bio iLP Prosents GRAPHY # we ‘ P A ermety be &. &. PY Would come out on the} The new trisls of the Scotteboro | avon rararht Ha st ine and participate shoulder! Boys are set for March 6. Funds | Eve. 8:30, jto shoulder with their employed a dE Ve relay ployed | must be collected at once and rushed | seancis LepEnER ITH ANDERSON in . 2280 Dol Gish in U . | to the New Scottsboro T: i Co if Six workers who were recently ar-| ency ‘Fund ai 60 Bast lith sued, | A UTUMN crocus ONQUEST he showing will be | “Upport of the strike, that they would \y In other cities they come at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m,|Tefuse to scab on the strikers, and the showings will take | that th 2 on consect aturdays for 5 | Picket eks. The price of a subscriptio Ui ten pictur 1 the price | Movie Showing ‘The Struggle for Bread’ TONIGHT at 8 P. M. a _ Downtown show ing ij Bae. “haa ci t ‘The New York and London Suceess By ARTHUR HOPKINS COOP AUDITORIUM i t uding a pa ron are coming | New rk nt —, 1 be the first s g ‘ a pa aerntn s | Rew York City. Funds are urgently MOROSCO THEATRE, 45th St. W. of Bway ‘ 2700 Bronx Park East iy n t R ‘ needed to prepare the legal defense | Eves. #:4@. Mats. Wed, Thurs, & Sat., 2:40 ’ SANDWI y be obtained | the Essex Market Court at Second] in the lynch courte and te push meas : - SOL’S CH | at the Film and Photo L , Work-| St. and Second Ave. All these work-| defense activities throughout the Auspices: LUNCH ers Book Shop, Vorkers Barber Shop | &tS at ith disor Unit 19, Section 15 and at the Bronx Cooperative House, | duc disorderly naar i nr r hk 101 University Place to provide money to complete the| f the struck Foltis- chased away from the block a sand- oy. oh 4 fdust carn the _ Child Misery f the ps Drive Off Rival wich man carrying an advertising : 7 - 1 1 Telephove Tompkins Square 6-9780-9781 eee let ete cafeteria al 709 Broad-| sign for the Royal Cafeteria, « éome Russian Theatre Performance CLI-GRAND child misery in the United| Way struck, the police were so anxi-| petitor of Foltis. ellie Gaditiy cee \ YOUTH CLU TH STREET (Brooklyn) sia cents “ : ne q , 1 A ‘ Bw riON_x sits “aed | LABOR UNION MEETINGS Thursday—internalional Day” Daily, 380 Grand Street, N.Y. “J Bry University PL shop now open at ; f sian | Scie ; ‘ JNIVERSAI Al RIA) ae ; hovsewitencas N. Y. District International Labor Defense 5 ker FRI, FEB. 24, at 8 P.M. |/Il_,‘ See ee eta eounts to students and or peliitpendent Housewreckers Union mem eae Best Food in Neighborhood | bership m: na at 7 p.m. on Feb. at 122] i lovie jowing Second Ave, GIANT : ALL COMRADES WELCOME Dts erie sie 2 oF SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, AT 8 P. M. |j| “The Struggle for Bread’ MABB MBEPTING ouspi ° rinntias ’ Ty ita nee ate Ambasandor | Asi tus xls called LO generat members 3882 Third Ave., cor, Claremont Parkway ED ROYCE Dist. Org., will spen'e on tis the Po. | mecting Feb, 23, right after work at Irving ; will speak on sivign of the Communists on the Rent Strike th ‘ . ee r MME My seeclig én tothe nape! seb iin’ WLS Me Jeo ii Soviet Play: “THE TIME HAS COME”, in 3 Acts “The Revolutionary Press, Genie Crisis and Way Out,” at Willlamsburg| George Siskind will open discussion oi: will be produced by the R.N.O.V. No. 45, Drematic Circie Its Role and Significance” Mott Maven 9-8749 Workers Olub, 43 Manhattan Ave, at ol Beers it eh eh ot i ya ae at MANHATTAN LYCEUM | Department of VIU, 2 p. m. on Feb. 23} PM OMNGUAT—tn memory ot Pierre Deweyter,| at 181 West aon Bt’ 66 East 4th Street Admission 16c, — At the door 20c. DR. JULIUS JAFFE Desayter club, 88 Wert loth, St. 9:18 p.m MATTRESS MAKERS | | TOD A y FRI SAT d SUN Surgeon Dentist ata ivan noe cinteocse, "cok | THEaute, Gombers Sneirial non ea ) y - an . 401 HAST 140th STREET ducting, Jurist, Basso, Boioist, Program: | makers, members and non-members, to- (Cor, Willis Ave.) j New Soviet Music, Bach Double Concerto, | night at 8 p.in. at 818 Broad to: Orwanic Tonight’s Program: “ ” 0 i last, ermposition | hy Comrade Deveyter,| se tight, against. wage cuts and ‘bad cond! : A R E F B kl 3 hms, Me Wore sion | tf | wits thik novice 2 canta; abe bt door. Bare ety ein John Reed Club Artists roo yn rn LOOTURE by Israel Amter on “The War) JEWELRY WORKERS Prolet Bueh is giving a performance of MEET YOUR COMRADES AT THE i Denver” Friday nivht at Brook Ave. Work-| Jewelry Workers Industrial Union meets rolet Buehne ers Club, 490 B. 169th St, near Third Ave.| tonight at 6 p.m., at 80 B. 11th St., Room 238. Admission 18¢ International Review (By Finnish, Hungarian, Czechoslovak Groups) Dancing—2 Halls—2 Orchestras Cooperative Dining ALLERTON AVENUE Cor, Brons Park East Pure Youds Proletarian Prices For Brownsville Proletarians SOKAL CAFETERIA 1689 PITKIN AVENUE “HIRSCH LECKERT” for the benefit of the “DAILY WORKER” Sunday, February 26, at 2:30 P. M. FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, 28th Street and Broadway paeurday | aoe Saturday night given mis Counell 22 at Cooperative Audl- lana NEGRO QUESTION and Working We n fies he: AND THE V ETERA! ha program, Re RESTAURANT OPEN. — Delicious Food. — Low Prices TONIGHT at & P.M, at ADMISSION 25¢ : Cl ¢ eite [4816 THIRD AVE. cor, TREMONT AYE (Unemployed ‘Tickets must be bought at Unemployed Council, TICKETS 85e 500 and The Witveantahuaa WoRmede BAT Ay assu | linpices: fash ah £ Sunday WORKERS’ EX-SERVICEMEN'S — LEAGUE | 10 Bast age mires on sale at WORKERS’ BOOK SHOP, 50 East 12th Street and KALE CAFETERIA DANCE-PACKAGP PARTY kived “hy thé] Muska-Cartson Post No. 35, Bronx He @ : ? 4 DISTRICT OFFICE, DAILY WORKER. fe UNFURNISHED ROOM or SMALL Arar Condy Tland Workers Club, 2709 Merniaid ! DIYCUSSION ADMISSION FRE “Friday—Sam Weinstein Day 286 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN ee Fic wun eae wit area, dye. Admission te ents . . ‘ . ft