The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 20, 1933, Page 2

ot = i WHAT'S ON trav’ aust, SALURDAY, MAY 20, 19 (Manhattan) Oe Broad United Front Conference IN. Y.JOBLESS | casters oie ih Soa AMUSE M ENTS 7 Fifth Avenue Theatre, 28th St. and 4 Wor ~ ry DE M AND RELIFE Broadway. Tickets are 20, 40.and 60c. achAnD eanmhwainht tinke A ( a | le d or i Uu n e 3 + P l a nN F l ht SOVIET RUSSIA'S SUPREME TALKING PICTURE | | “THEATRE AWARD NIGHT? | é (THE es CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)| NEW YORK—A “Theatre Award) a ¢ Night” will be held tonight, 8:30 p.m.| Orizon WANDERING 2 on Vi ct I ons a n (Z ie Uu t § | cops. The cops were booed when five | &t the Workers Laboratory Theatre, | JEW) women including three mothers de- EALISTIC views of the Black-Hundred Pograms—of work: life in Soviet -Ras- . no sia and America—the triumph of the Soviets in their fight against the {1 |! NEW YORK.—A broad united front conference. of repre- b) Mr. Brady, the head of the Man-| i | aoe Varnes Gate mre “MITCHELL S BANK hattan bureaus handled a delegation| At Cameo Theatre Saturday||| see THs AMAZIN sentatives from all workers organizations in the city ready to of six workers elected to present de-| eginning Saturday the Cameo Theatre | 42 East 12th St. za i fied them to ride them down. 5 on eT a “Cougar, The King Killer” ||} intervontionists—! Dialogue Titles in English FILM OF SOVIET RUSSIA’S VICTORY At the home of first-run Soviet Pictures Continuous 11:30 to Midnight—Popular Prices J. ©. Bruce, hunter of the W ARS It fee 2 mass evictions 2 SNS ; mands with silk gloves, offering! will present “Cougar, The King Killer” a T as enter a campaign to end the mass eyictions and starvation of ACCOUNTS SHOW wees. Wt Dane ae stout “‘being| film Mory of Ameriet's wild Ite, fe EUROPA ' WEST 55TH STREET, EAST OF SEVENTH AVENUE the unemployed will convene * helpless,” but when any nevaeeon ture was produced by Sidney Snow, maker | ——————— oe = ————— = - came out, they were ordered attacked. | of adventure films. One of the high-|}="——" TODAY—LAST TIMES —2 BIG FEATURES ————o L, Committee for Un- l embrace groups Relief and Insu 1 ce. | ations 4 he Une! ae oil 1: ‘ 9) One woman, Julia Miller, was grabbed | lights of the film is the capture of a fero-| nationality and |The Unemployed Council had invited | $ MILLION ERROR One, wean DUlle DEAE, O88. Race? | aes ae Weer ee eer RENE Darn hw Rie THE WORKERS { oe s t all other unemployed organizations ers were arrested. A protest meeting| With the capture of some 500 mountain | Pa) Masterpiece Revolutionary Film ACME i plat eae ncrred acy eee ates is belng Held at the court as we gO) gaturany. "™n * renel appearance mi] Nous Les Tote de | “Storm Over Asia” $ THEATRE J i € ie) er loyme . Te m ler e | N Unemployed Workers League and the | His Wife Made $100,000 to press. eae PARES GYtS _noots of Paris) A Soviet Production 14th, Street and 4 nemployed With K ring It In Harlem, there were almost as| 4s 4-9649 = Strictly by appointment |[ English Dialogue Titles— —English Titles— 15 oie oe, ent delegates to ithout Knowing many police’ as unemployed. The Dr J, KESSLER Opening Sun. for 1 Wk.—"EVERYONE MAY LOVE” (Kandemu $ LOC Exe, sate, Sun. ng, the other i demonstration of about 300 lasted Wolno Kochac) American Premiere Polish Musieal Comedy * and Holidays. 4 completely the repeated ap-| NEW YORK, May 19—An “error”| five minutes in a furious battle with SER QRS) Dee ner ane sem — _ sae ahgaeisog: foi Galt nfloni tees of $3,000,000,000 was made in the) almost 200 police, plainclothesmen Sie BROAD WAT ju The Theatre Guild Presents =| ad ere Beno _ bie y Associa a Bolts bookkeeping of the transfer of Na-| #nd thugs. M, Snipe, a Negro worker, | Suite 1007-1008 é Cor. 14th 81 |] The MASK AND THE FACE OUGAR: \ a velel cutting pelicies | Before the Emergency conference | tional City Bank stock from the ac-| Was severely injured, and after being New York Snuieticeruete and Kinee MULLER” Home. Rallel Bureaus and 10 | "82 over the Astociation of the Un- | ome of Charles Mitchel, former| Hegied Wonnies o itsCdaeraed and | = I}. danpton by. We basneen atoukean, “TIMM auto accra aie sat etshtas $ ph employed whose three delegates were | President of the Bank, to that of his eis Dar are wa ee Oeeree es | GUILD ™e 524 St. W. of Bway yz, : mele , faded by Jack Rubenstein, leading | Wife, it was disclosed today at the| ger printed, he was sent to the {ntern’l Workers Order | | By. iat, Thur.,Sat.2:40 iSasaiasccaniee sensecscaal eh NS ployed figt Taoventenite: sitiaeew ” trial now going on. Mithell ig charg- | Hospital | e acer ae WOOD AND ERNEST TRUEX th m protesting the ven by Rubenstein | ed With defrauding the government 460 in Bronx || DENTAL DEPARTMENT BIOGRAPHY | MEST SELLERS The r | was that his o of over $600,000 in taxes by making) Two hundred and fifty to 300 un- 7 A Comedy by 8. N, BEHRMAN | as that his organization is willing | Of over sale of his stock in order| employed, with hundreds of others| 80 FIFTH AVENUE AVON ¥ Thea., 45th St., W. of Brway || A NEW COMEDY .|“to unite with only genuine unem- fo vstablish losses for income tax| held back by police, were attacked at| 18th OR 0; Mat. Thur,, Sat, 2:30 #| MOROSCO THEATRE, 45th, W. of Biway monstration for | Ployed organizations” that they could | estab | the deans Beroupe Hureat ab al FLO 2 = ———— Eves. Matinees Wed. & Sat. at 2:40 rents by the city,|20t take part in any united front | PUP 149th St. The attack came as in Man-| | 4! Werk Done Under Hersonar Care | | , it will dema: where there are “political organiza-| It was shown that when the stock) nattan as a delegation was refused of Dr, C. WEISSMAN | tions” present. ‘This action demon- | Was supposedly sold to Mrs. Mitchell's) admittance to the bureau office. Two | strated to the delegates that leaders | account, there was actually not| were arrested. Sixteen others were | of the Association of Unemployed are | enough in her account to pay f0r/ arrested at the same bureau the early THEATRE COLLECTIVE A good | minatio! gainst single i Ss ’. —li paicepa yar patra faeaipac opposed to united action. the stock, but that bookkeeping) part of this week. | DR. JULIUS LITTINSKY |] See Woah calBL Wy. .2) Bt. _ Bet esh-| Dloyment. insurance Again the Socialist Party showed | changes made it appear as if there Continuation of the struggle for 107 Bristol S Presents A STUDY OF sion 300, ears its attitude toward unity of action | Were enough to pay, lrent and against relief cuts 1s plan- ristol Street 66 9 INEMP! In the menatime all workers and |>¥ being absent from a meeting that | When Mitchell “sold” his stock t0) neq for this coming week. Besides|| (Be+ Pitkin & Sutter Aves.) B’hirn poydhas ah ers}, 20 the men all workers and | was considering life and death issues | his wife, the price of his stock W8S/ tne daily struggles and massing at PHONE: DICKENS 2-012 20 SCENES be | their izations are called Upon | pregsing thousands of unemployed. | $3,879,000. Mrs. Mitchell's account! the bureaus each day and the. organ-| | Office Hours: 8-10 A.M., 1-2, 6-8 P.M. HUGE CAST to engage their full forces in united |" ay workers and branches of all un-| Was not worth more than $940,000.! ization and resistance of evictions on | action at each Home Rellef Bur employed organizations as well as| The figure was left out of the! the blocks there will be a city wide| 6 ] urea ¥ |] Performances at the FIF TH re a ad refusing to) other labor groups are urged to im-| acounts making it appear as if Mrs.) action May 31. SAT. Eve. MAY 20 il the demands of those in| mediately adopt resolutions calling | Mitchell had paid $879,000 instead of | Mian More ‘Action , Lucky number mission free, 8:30 pm. A Section 5. Spm. Provects’ to the Daily Worker, vj | eed are Eranted, upon their organizations to join with | $3,879,000. Unemployed will be called by the | SUN. Mat. and Eve. MAY 21 AVE. THEATRE Biore. Refreshments. Admission 1 ose who participated in (Brooklyn) the forriation of the Provisional Uni- the Provisional United Front Com-| It was also brought out at the| Unemployed Council to mass that| mittee for action to secure rent and | trial that Mrs. Mitchell made a profit) day at every one of the 22 local Home| TUESDAY, MAY 23 Tiexets 20¢, 400, oe 28th St. and Broadway HOUSE PARTY FOR PRISONERS RE-| ted Front Committee Against Evic- | relief. of $100,000 without even knowing it.| Relief Buros. At each one a dele-| r, WILL AM BELL BUILD THE REVOLUTIONARY THEATRE r elief Cuts, which signed | All inquiries and correspondence | Her husband had arranged all the | gation will be elected by the workers | nel ee 2 accion were the Trade. about the conference should be ad-, Profitable stock deals for her. jand the combined delegation from | OPTOMETRIST _ CONCERT AND DANCE by the FSU Union nity Council, Industrial | dressed to Carl Winter, Secretary, at po oumnreag einige or! pee bureau with a list of names of | 4 Williamsburg Workers Club at 48 2) Workers of the World, Workmen's |10 East 17th Street, New York City, | Fought for Democracy, Now ee an es and ay demands will | 106 E. 14th St., near 4th Av. B IN i“ Aye. Excellent program, good 1 "| Sick and Death Benefit Unemployed | until announcement is made of the Vi Thi | be broug’ it to City Hall. The workers | \ So eh . éance,| Committee, Communist Party, Con-| permanent headquarters of the Pro? Ried f ae G0c. See This | win remain at the bureau until the 4 4 Rockaway Mansion, 69 Ro Avenue,| ference for Progressive Labor Action, ' visional Committee. 5 Week’s “Hunger Fighter” | delegation returns and if no satisfac- 8:30 p.m. Admission 30 cer SPRINGTIME MUSIC ¥. 25e. tory answer is given the unemployed | pues continue to remain in the oy MIDNIGHT i) ANCE Auspices: Communist Party, District No. % & vit re 5. pinken a Serie 4 “ay h ” children, was earning $45 a month ite : op Light Ladies” Latest (1 3rsxore mapa |™ Keithline, who has a wife and three | eit Reaage op ye __ and MOVIE | | Sunday, June 18th ‘ 8:30 p.m cents car fare from the section yard} ora ANNY ara CELEBRATION OF Stunt to Sti if l e Fi g h t of | | to the place of work, he was fired. WOOLEN PRICES , Projeterien art. whole story is given in a special in- | weet ogee: E.W.B. Discharged Workers trict: So" sinc Tonight at 8 P.M x nt eas | organ of the Unemployed Councils of | ADV A NCING | ghd cee Rao |) W | } f | i 35 E. 12th St. 2nd Floor | Casa any ar 1 The issue is chock full of interesting | i ” Parga roge leage nod ae ae rust | @ischarged 20,000 workers. One of the problems for this Tammany Bureau | 75. fom the rent war front and| D ATl i | Pe Pale reais wo ih | : 14, Workers | | « ”) ter, enue. dale one Keithline got a raw deal—but the | P 0 Tr E M K I N k 1 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT Sunday | NEW YORK,—The Emergency Work Bureau of New York recently | Greater New York, just off the press. bite Pisina Road, with the Jett was to keep the women workers from putting up a fight against their be- | WORKERS BOOKSHOP—50 East 13th Bt. | A 4 DAILY WORKER BUSINESS OFFICE| lots of 100 tickets for ing fired into the street, A brilliant sch hatched. xia | | Auspices: Sec. 2, Communist Party UNIONPORT, N. Park sta., with the Tailors and| ing fired’ into the stree lant scheme was piehrets Pies Vo ON ee aS oor Tickets 25 Cents Refreshments : Ei. D, Branch, re Se A meeting was called promising the jobless women a “thrilling cam- | (@4RMENT DISTRICT | faubhide tonnes cRNA ADMISSION ON GATE 2 CENTS “IN ADVANCE 30 CENTS | HIKE—Propaganda hike of Nature paten® — ————— — | yell- Mothi) GOOD DANCE MUSIC | Y ; 1 lt gt yg te re PeThe meeting was held at the Town | of this meeting really was. She show- | {Garment Section Workers | Well: Kacen Coney ee | Onracienins cae Recs Ete te see ree Yocal ‘to Pelham Bay station. @.,9'm,| Hall on West 43rd Street Wednesday | ©4 that this was an attempt of the | | Pitrisies | Manufacturer Tickets om sale at lots of 50 tickets for .....$7.50 lots of 1000 tickets for ....75.00 10 an, groups. HIKE—First Dist: To Tibb night. It was attended by 1,200 wo- | lowest order to get these workers men who were formerly EWB work- |®W@y from the Home Relief Bureaus. ers. Miss Mary McRae McLucas, the | Another worker made herself heard | chairlady, spoke in behalf of this new | When she announced that s real or- | organization, saying that the motif | S@nization of EWB workers had been | of the group is to be gay and “laugh | {oFmed to fight for relief from the | :| ourselves out of the depression.” She |city. She was completely surrounded | n| said that too longihave we been drab | PY Women demanding the address of | and worried, now we must be gay the organization, She answered that |] phones: Ohickering 4947—Longacre 10080 >|and whimsical. ‘Th 2 . or. | 8t 799 Broadway, at the headquarters COMRADELY ATMOSPHERE he name of the or | of the Office Workers Union, the City ves of heart and ou new atteuge (Committee of the WB had formed || FAN RAY CAFETERIA and Lex-| towards life, is called the Hop-Light | * mulitant organization. This organ- | 4 p-rieht | ization is fighting at the Home Re-|1156 W. 29th St. New York children’s at|Ladies. This name was taken from | jet Bureaus for relief or jobs for | | these discharged’ EWB workers. | Reel and the verse runs | | The workers with | (Bronx) a few exceptions soon recognized just what they were being led into. 0.00 On Sale at 50 E. 13th St., 5th fl. seeson! SAT., JULY 1st THE WHOLE DAY IS TAKEN. | Something new will take place. Some- thing that New | seen before. Peer ee eee | All workers’ organi- | zations are asked | not to arrange any affairs for this day. HOUSE PARTY | Navarr Cafeteria ||| FORCED TO SELL 333 7th AVENUE ENTIRE STOCK Corner 28th St, HIS FIRM is known throughout | the country for making the begt |) | Men's Clothing. Poy ESA } The stock contains the best | sone DELIVERED | SUITS, TOP COATS ||| 75 Your Home | and TUXEDOS 1 and 2 Pants Suits as LOW as as follows: “Hop light ladies, your cake’s all dough, And never miad the weather if C. B. Uwe Wihd doutt Lise —C. B. | Wome Phone: Office Phone: From this profound verse the group Spall dics poweror ty got the inspiration to call themselyes ‘by, Lovee at | SHIEK | 7 5 the Hop-Light Ladies. The very gay- DR. S. L. SHIELDS . Meeting Rooms and Hall Surgeon Dentist Reares 2643 WALLACE AVENUE TO HIRE Every Mornine! ety of the name will be a jinx for the depression. £400 Bast A Worker Takes the Floor workers Club,| When the forum was opened a von free. | worker arose: and in a loud voice ex- CPREIHEIT? Auspices Wom Toth Street Mott Haven 9-8749 Suitable for Meetings, Lectures i < at German eng Meda ree the women were | and Dances in the JO, can appreciate the big bar- r eing misled and what the urpose | | concours: saawie | Czechoslovak | DR. JULIUS JAFFE | | 268 Rast 1 DOWNTOW. | 1] clothes, We need cash, and the fs Workers House. Inc.| | Puameery ene ‘Belen iro Hall | |847 E, T2nd St. New York entire stock must be sold out. 401 EAST 140th ST.2ET (Cor. Willis Ave.) TOMORROW! | gain only after having seen the | Clothing experts state that these venue, 8 p For Mass Meetings, Entertainments || Telephone: Rhinelander 5007 | —— Se he, Mees), AREER, eee First American Workers 788 Fox Spreect, Laie a PORTANT, MEMBERSHIP) MEETING Balls, Weddings. and Banquets | heard of. | Apt. 6-G Bee 0 ess ite ee a ey Mor | 08-68 E.G A, New York wits rers GROOM «| MAIL THIS AD TODAY! DAILY WORKER 50 Enst 18th St. New York, N. BANQUET ENTERTAINMENT, Women ——— ~ This is a direct factory sale, ee | Br ac"wonter Gast tn Et a Wurtzberger For Brewusyite!, Breietarione: | Ul-voa wil: Aivd ‘tooumnds of pax: | | | | Tonight at 8 p. m. | For the Benefit of the DAILY —— [RUSSIAN ART SHOP siaee: etiana SOKAL CAFETERIA ments made of the best woolens OLYMPIAD ey TT ea phn crisdecg ie ony AFTS J oe & P awl 1689 PITKIN AVENUE | |] and finest hand-tailored garments, | Hinge ave the AIL WORKED | le NOE on x ORE, = MIMEOGR: s as NCS CO eee. 7 oe |] lverea at_my home (before 7 a, m. efreshments—Admission 15¢ § cs iade Cee tare Smart Clothes WORKERS—EAT AT THE We also have a special cus- ||| ccrrier'ts ceuis at the end of the week, | City College of N. Y. |! i WT saaia artis Waser Parkway Cafeteria || tom tailor shop, where we || same |] 23rd ‘Street and Lexington Avenue |) a Say a a MTs Monee were’ || LL7 Stanton St. lee ricer Proton Wess ene te coger ee liLasovene | Latest Soviet Movie MUIMEO PAPER," STENCILS 1.0 Phone ALgonquin 4-004 | CORNER ESSEX STREET | Near Mopkinson Ave. La bateas coed i ig || RAT | SUNDA Y, MAY 21st UNION SQ. MIMEO SUPPLY | | eats “! NUE | Rcpienadibaiata rage a aiedbrarasaie || Ae Fast ith Stret, oom 218 | tl gent aie Adee CLASSIFIED $19.35 and $23.50 |} sorovon | {Three Concerts = se a Gottlieh’s Har dware DAILY WORKER READERS SHED ROOM—Lighi, sunny. A im-|{ Thewe are the greatest ‘bargains | 12 Noon—Children’s | a 119 THIRD AVENUE | ee ae ee mentee soe ee, Cee eee: Find a Fall Line of Concert: | Also NEWSREEL Near lth st. Tompkins Sq, 6-4047 - CAMPING and HIKING | 4:15 p.m—Aft. Concert: |October Revolution Celebration in Moscow Tues.. Wed.. May 23 and 24 at New orchestral proletarian composi- tions: Radioano Pazmor, ¢ "im new American rev. songs Cibulski in new Soviet songs; Frei- helt Mandolin Orchestra; Pierre De- geyter Club Orchestra; language choruses in competition, 7:15 p. m.—Eve. Concert: POA i | FOR FINE CLOTHING AT PROLETARIAN PRICES SEE | very Day: Fil 7:20 P.M, EQUIPMENT Sunday Till 5:30 P. M. aT TRE SLECTRICAL SUPPLIES ABE FLAMM Now With SQUARE DEAL Leos ; Cutle ur ial | it | % EAST WTH STREE! ty Our Specialty | s§ AM and ADOLPH Jackfin Company AN and Navy Store Tel. Algonquin 3956-9840 | 142 STANTON STREET Wee ew | We Carry a Full Lime of WORKER s ABE FLAMM IS GRATEFUL for the response from old & new friends 85 Fifth Avenue SPECIAL THIS WEEK Were: Wadia quate ae yaa iateee' Lt . geht ; | WOMAN'S sc | rah | NEW SINGER THEATRE STATIONERY Cor, 16th St. (5th fl) N.Y. HART GREHCHES 4QC || rickets: 100, 15c, 35, 55¢ and up Stone and Pitkin Aves. CONT. PERFORMANCE, 1 to 11 p.m. On Sale at WORKERS’ MUSIC LEAGUE, 55 West 19th Street All Day Sunday at City College Leones | Aspices;: Communist Party, Sec. % et ad ae Ss Q UARE) 104.i reapers oF THe “patLy WoRKER” { AT SPECIAL PRICES c A M P s for Organizations =| ATTENTION! Organizations and Individuals 10% DISCOUNT to All Comrades! JADE MOUNTAIN. American & Chinese Restaurant SEE OUR PRICES F IRST For orders on. Torgsin apply to these banks, or companies, or their authorized agents. / AMALGAMATED BANK, N.Y. AM-DERUTRA TRANSPORT CORP, 7 | order; ble relati i AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, 197 SECOND AVENUE || On Tents, Cots, Blankets, Soviet Russia to purchase all sorts | SDXNIA-AMERICA. LINE Ae dhe Riding Breeches, Hiking ||| °% @omestic or imported articles MANUFACTURES TRUST Co, ‘TO ALL MASS ORGANIZATIONS | elcome be ood Shiai lh gkbed, Works Cliehee’ aha AT LOW PRICES PUBLIC NATIONAL. BANK & D E A E , HAVING WEEKLY ORDERS 4 R.C.A. COMMUNICATIONS UNION ‘TOURS AMALGAMATED TRUST & SAV- [Phone Tomkins Sq, €-0066 All Camp Equipment We find that a few of the organizations are cutting ARMY and NAVY STORE out their orders because of the approaching summer For Instance: Prices to ¥. 18TH ST, WORKERS’ ee | | ’ Hudson Army & Nav; 10c; Sugur, 28¢ a kilo (kilo is 2 INGS BANK, CHICAGO n John’s Restaurant se miata Slt} + thie dean: sae pair; Shoes 121 Third Avenue months and because many of the workers are leaving cimrtaiar ITALIAN DISHES 97 THIRD AVENUE Ladi 50 ace with atmosphere (Between 12th and 38th Us.) Ly Maker aon Mee wae tale \] WORKERS’ CAMPS SUPPLIED the city for that period. We urge every one of these j fs : pel 96. wedteanta pea fuk PT oe AND IIT Cletheen' (atea'e); Stcmne alli of Gloibee ChAT: \{] wITH TENTS, COTS, BLANKETS, workers to get a three-months’, two-months’, or one- / $12; Sneakers, 45e; soap, Sa piece. é COOKS OUTFITS, ETC. month subscription for the Daily Worker in their } MMU AN Comebtge Wied at the. 5 —— absence, so as to keep in constant touch with the | |] To cities that have no TORGSIN at LOWEST PRICES doings and activities of the working class. Do not ’ ps) IERAL REPRESENTATIVE. in U.S.A ee ike FORTS TTT i NEW HEALTH CENTER ¢C AFETERIA | |] stores, TORGSIN mails your order Fifth Ave. New York NY, GUARANTEED WATERPROOF in the city for Individuals and Groups forget to send in your subscriptions when you leave \ Proves 1 Tider nbtage ir 8 pe ght All Sizes Carried in Stock town. | |