Page Two DAILY WORKER. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1034 Fighting Bob Minor, at 50, Is Hailed by His Comrades

Revolutionary LEADERS HONOR MINOR AT 50TH ANNIVERSARY BANQUET Group Urges j DR. EMIL EICHEL ! Red Election Picnic DENTIST Veteran Gets 1150 E. 93rd St.. New York City | Renewed Fight j Cor. Lexington Ave. ATwater 8-M3B j j Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sun. # to 1 j ! Member Workmen’s Siek and Death I C. P. Acclaim For Thalmann Monday Will Launch Benefit Fund Mooney, Many Others Three Months’ SHenee Greet Workingclass Shrouds Anti-Nazi N. Y.Party Campaign Dr. Maximilian Cohen Dental Surgeon v Career of Struggle #> »4g , ifjffp - ' wLv d Leader’s Fate f*%’ Carnival Program To Feature Mass 41 Union Sq. W., N. Y. C Inauguration After 6 P M. Use Night Entrance By HARRY RAYMOND NEW YORK—Calling for renewed of Drive—Three-Day Election Festival 22 EAST 17th STREET NSW YORK —Robert Minor, vet- efforts to pierce the veil of silence Suite 703—GR. 7-0138 eran revolutionary leader, member that has overhung Ernst Thael- Begins Today on Staten Island of the Central Committee of the mann, German Communist leader imprisoned for the Communist Party, the world's great- last eighteen NEW est revolutionary cartoonist, was months in a Nazi dungeon, the YORK.—The Red Election Carnival and Picnic ar- Dr. S. A. National Committee Cherno^f greeted by more than a thousand j to Aid the Vic- ranged by the New York District of the Communist Party GENITO-URINARY | ) t:ms of German Fascism yesterday friends and comrades at a fiftieth for Labor Day, Monday Men and Women L anniversary’ banquet arranged by declared in a statement that it has will officially open the election cam- get Ave., N. the New York District Committee been unable to information on paign, with I. Amter, candidate for Governor, making his 223 Second Y. C. the condition OFFICE HOURS: - 7:30 P.M. \ of the Communist Pa:ty at Irving j of Thaelmann for al- II most three months. first campaign speech. SUNDAY: 12-8 P.M. Plaza Hall on Thursday night. j Tompkins Square 6-7697 S Members of the Central Commit- “Not a single bit of information The Election Campaign Committee of the Communist has been received ' the Party, concerning the Party yesterday called on - tee of Communist some safety all work-i founded the Party fifteen or whereabouts of Ernst ing class organizations, clubs, trade to whom Seen at the The park can be from ago, shops, speakers’ table are: (1. to r.) James Workcr, who was chairman of the event; Earl Thaelmann in the last eighty days,” unions, to reached years workers from the etc., attend this affair Grand Central or Times Square on Ford, organizer of Harlem Section, Communist Browder, general secretary of the statement said. masse, bringing of artists, writers—all gathered to the Communis! en the banners the Astoria subway to Ditmars Ave., LirriNSKY Party; Ben Davis, Jr., editor the Negro liber- Party, Detailing the organizations, in DR. JULIUS hail the great working class leader, of IT. S. A., who was the principal speaker the various organiza- order to turn Astoria, L. 1., thence buses to the ; Clarence tions this a Offlcft Hours: S-10 A M.. 1 M P.M who won for himself the name of ator Hathaway, editor of the Daily and, next to him, the guest of honor. which have made fruitless ef- picnic into demonstration of park. B.M.T. Avenue support of and Second PHONE: DICKENS 2-MIS Fighting Bob in many an election forts to make contact with Thael- the the mass organiza- L can be taken to get to Ditmars campaign, climaxed last year when mann, and steps to be under- tions of New York for the election Ave. 107 BRISTOL STREET campaign he was candidate for Mayor of New department taken, the statement continues: of the Communist Party. Bet. Pitkin and Sutter Ares., Brooklyn of the Central Commit- The picnic and carnival York on the Communist ticket. tee of the C.P.; Jack Stachel, acting “Neither the Pairs World Com- will be Staten Island C. P. held at North Beach Picnic Park, Festival The commemoration of the fif- { secretary of the Trade Union Unity mittee to Aid Hitler Victims, the NEW YORK»-Three-day vacation N.T.W.U. Calls for Unity of Unions Astoria, L. I. The John Reed Club, tieth birthday of this man. who has League; Charles Krumbein. New International Committee for Lib- and festival has been arranged by of Labor Sports Union. New Dance been and great ; York organizer C.P., eration Thaelmann, the Inter- the Communist Party Muerkant still is one of the district of the ( Covfini’cd from Page 1) , with a proposal for the holding of Group, W.I.R. band and many other of Staten Dr. Harry leaders of the proletariat in this and Hugo Geliert, artist. a joint conference. national Labor Defense nor the Island for the Labor Day week-end, National Committee have been organizations are cooperating in today, tomorrow Dentist country, was a special event. It was the strike and fight for the vic- “This Joint Conference shall dis- of and Monday, at Many Telegrams j able to secure a single word of making this picnic the outstand- the characterized as such by Earl ! tory of the textile workers. cus*! ways Scandinavian Summer Home 796 EASTERN PARKWAY the and means for es- news as to ing event of the season. A political Browder, secretary of the | Telegrams and letters poured into the fate of Thaelmann Camp at Annadale Beach. The Kingston general “The enthusiastic response of ! tablishing such unity and soli- obstacle race has been prepared, Corner Are. who, in a speech the hall all during the evening. ar.d his fellow prisoners since the as proceeds will go to support the elec- Communist Party, the textile workers to the strike darity on the basis of a common well as a DEcatur t-0695 Brooklyn, N. T. They came from William Z. Foster, Saar workers’ delegation saw public funeral for Hitler, tion made at the banquet table, said: I call indicates that the masses of program for one strike, one campaign. ! chairman of the Central Committee j strike Thaelmann in June. and mock elections. This is only a In program “It is a special event not only textile workers, Negro and white, leadership, part of the musical various of the Communist Party, and from j one set of demands, so “We small the extensive program because we take the pleasure of who, for years having been sub- present a must break through this attractions will be featured, such as as far away as from | as to united front to the arranged for the day. the greeting Bob Minor, but also be- j Moscow, the jected to the most ruthless ex- employers. silence of the Nazi prisons and 1.W.0. Symphony Orchestra, | editorial of Dancing from 2 p.m. to midnight cause we are celebrating the fif- staff the Trud, central owners, torture camps. A flood of reg- Workers Theatre, and the speakers organ ploitation by the mill are Case of Paterson will be one of the attractions teenth anniversary of our Party. | of the Soviet Trade unions. militantly fight for istered letters should be addressed while will include Robert Minor and Dr. Simon Trieff determined to “In the particular case of Pater- and talk Bob Minor we One came from the California dis- to Dr. Franz Guertner, Minister of plays dances will be presented Michael Gold. Buses leave St. When we about their demands and end the mis- son and Lodi, N. J„ where by the Workers Laboratory Dentist are talking about the history of the trict of the Communist Party. But the Justice, Berlin, by thousands of Theatres George Ferry today at 2, 5 and 7 erable conditions which prevail in danger of two separate strike com- and a group of Party. not an j the one that received the most stir- organizations and individuals de- girls from the 1934 p.m.; Sunday from 10 a.m. on the 2300 - 86th Stre«t Communist So it is the industry. It indicates that the mittees exists, which will Follies, party.’’ | ring applause was a special delivers’ tend to manding to hear from Thael- under the direction of the hour. Tickets can be obtained at ordinary birthday workers no longer believe this can weaken ranks, the National New MAyflower 9-7035 Brooklyn, N. T. greetings from j letter from Tom Mooney. the mann and demanding to know Dance Group. Admission will the Workers Bookshop and the Speches bringing be achieved by further reliance Textile Workers Union proposes to be 25 of working letter prison, where he is incarcerated. cents. Brooklyn Scandinavian hall. various sections the The from which upon arbitration schemes and al- achieve the desired unity of Minor were | was action class to Robert made censored in the first sentence lowing their struggle to be post- by means of merging the National "Protests should accompany -WILLIAM BELL by Clarence Hathaway, | by prison authorities, said: these letters against toastmaster poned. Textile Workers Union organiza- the arrest of the Daily Worker; James the anti-fascist committee which Classified | Optometrist editor of “My dear Comrade Minor: Arrogant Stand of Bosses tion with the locals of the United outstanding Negro Communist entered Germany a few ago and Ford, “Greetings from this San “Tile arrogant stand of the em- Textile Workers on the basis of days Restaurant Garden leader in America; Max Bedacht, to inquire as to the safety of all FURNISHED ROOM Sunny, reasonable. Prison, to Bob a ployers in refusing to consider the the following: (1) acceptance Call Sat.-Sun. day. Week of of the Com- j Quentin Minor, The anti-fascist prisoners. all days, eve- one the founders fearless, honorable fighter and justified demands of textile by U.T.W. of of ning. Young, 236 E. 13th St.. Apt. 33. munist Party in this country; Carl { for the the the members “KAVKAZ” defender of the workers' struggle workers, calls for con- the N.T.W.U. on the basis of no Russian and Oriental Brodsky, Communist election cam- immediate LARGE ROOM, reasonable, good location. Kitchen | throughout the world, on his fiftieth certed action on the part of all | discrimination against any member FSU Woman in Hospital Call all week. 820 Suburban Place. Bronx, BANQUETS AND PARTIES EAST 14th STREET paign manager in New York; Israel E. 174th 38# Bast 106 ; birthday. textile workers and textile workers’ or leader of the merging of N. T. St. Station, Apartment 34. Itth Street New York Olty Near Fourth Ave., N. Y. C. Amter, Communist Candidate for ALgonquin 4-S7W may unions to make our strike the most W.U. organization: (2) A guarantee After Fascist Attack: Tompkins Square 6-8132 Telephone Governor of New’ York; Ben Davis, “Long he live, at least an- BEAUTIFUL large room for two, private fifty years, effective in the history of the tex- of full democratic rights for alt entrance, light house keeping Call all Negro writer and editor of the Lib- i other w’hich will find Trial of Hoodlum Totlav next tile industry. It to N.T.W.U. members joining the J week. Bassman, 246 Lexington Ave. erator; Mike Gold, novelist; Jacob I for him a place among the first of i 6 clear that near 34th St. those great leaders of win better conditions can only be U.T.W. and their right t.o partici- Brownsville and East New York Burck, staff cartoonist for the Daily j the militant Welcome working honored, achieved by a militant strike pate in all affairs of the union NEW YORK.—Mrs. Manva Rossi. MEN WANTED—Energetic, with some sales Comrades Worker; Orrick Johns, writer; Mar- [ class, to be loved, experience. Knowledge revered struggle. To win the strike, unity and in the strike leadership. 60 years old. is in the hospital of newsstand con- Comrades Patronize guerite Cowl, head of the women’s jrespected and by the gen- I tact and distribution desirable. Must have J. BRESALIER solidarity on part that with concussion of the good appearance i erations yet unborn, for all that he and the of all “The N.T.W.U. feels its brain fol- and personality. Write MOUNTAIN | did in his great life of service to textile workers and Unity of action general proposals for united ac- lowing an attack by seven hood- briefly, giving experience and references, JADE unions, of our lo- lums at a meeting of the Friends both political and commercial. Box 71 j the Toilers. You shall always and by all existing textile is tion and the merging of care of Daily Worker. American A Chinese Restaurant forever have paramount importance and an ab- cals into the U.T.W. in the above of the Soviet Union on 97th St. and OQ my' eternal blessing 197 SECOND AVENUE EYES EXAMINED—GLASSES PITTED you solute necessity. strengthen the con- Broadway Wednesday night. MAN OR WOMAN WANTED—SaIes experi- 515 Sutter Ave. at Hinsdale St. I for the manner in w’hich sped localities, will (Bet. 12th St.) “From the first days of ex- was struck over ence. preferably advertising. Good ap- and 13th Brooklyn, N. Y. j to our rescue in those dark days its fidence of the workers, will in- Mrs. Rosso the pearance; pleasant- -personality. Small j of August, 1919, when the powers istence, the National Textile Work- crease the enthusiasm for the head by one of the thugs, James drawing account against commission. Write that be put their iron ers Union has worked untiringly strike, will be a blow to the bosses Edger, 107 W. 95th St., Edger and briefly, giving experience and references. i heel down Box 70, care of Dally upon our necks, and still seem to to organize and lead the workers in the textile industry, who seek his companions had thrown paper Worker. PAUL LUTTINGER, M. D. Russia? | hold fast to at least two of us. into militant struggle for decent to keep the workers’ ranks divided bags filled with water and stench AND bombs into the audience at the PERSONAL “Those trying times, and wages and living conditions. It (among other ways by a violent were meeting. Cornered by the workers, your for- has worked to unite the ranks of incitement against the most mili- DANIEL LUTTINGER, M. D. magnificent services have Edger Mrs. WILL COMRADE who greeted me on textile workers on the basis of a tant element of the textile workers attacked Rossi with his East Side, Train, HUDSON ever enslaved you in the hearts of fists, companions Bronx 88th St. Station, Are Now Located at you program of struggle as opposed to under cover of a ‘red scare,’ which while his fled. last Wednesday evening, communicate: A. & all who know and they shall be N. Daily 5 NORTH, CITY Army Navy Store all class collaboration schemes, is participated by Edger is being held on SSOO bail c-o Worker. WASHINGTON SQUARE NEW YORK engraved in working class history in various lead- GRamercy 103 Third Ave., Cor. 13 St. which always result in betraying ers of the U.T.W.), and will result on a charge of assault. He comes Hours: 1-2 and 8-8 P.M. Tel. 7-2080-2081 when the final and complete victory up won, the interest of the workers in a in establishing every guarantee for for trial today at 10 a.m. in the is and when the great audit, " " GIVES HONEST VALUES IN GENUINE West Side Court, 54th St. (near ' All Comradea Meet at the 1 LEATHER AND SHEEP-LINED COATS. with all its checks and balances are maze of government arbitration a splendid victory of the strikers. WINDBREAKERS AND WOOL SUITS, boards, which controlled by The National Executive Board of Eighth Ave.) The F. S. U. has called made. are the BREECHES, GLOVES, SHIRTS. ETC. the employers. the N.T.W.U. urges general on workers to crowd court. Special Good health and strength to the Discount to Readers of the “The National Executive Board executive board, the local unions Mrs. Rossi is reported to be In a NEW HEALTH CENTER CAFETERIA ‘ Daily Worker" carry on. Freeh Food—Proletarian Prices—s# E. 13th St.—WORKERS’ CENTER of N.T.W.U., membership of critical condition in Knickerbocker COHEN’S “Affectionately, the concerned with and the the U.T.W. Hospital. 117 ORCHARD STREET the most vital interests of the to appreciate the necessity and ur- St. Dclanccy Strtel, A small fascist gang has been New York City OF “TOM MOONEY, No. 31921.’’ hundreds of thousands of textile gency proposals for unity EYES PUBLIC ADDRESS AMPLIFIERS ART SHOP | of our terrorizing workers in the neighbor- EXAMINED [RUSSIAN greeting workers and with the victory of and united action in strike, By JOSEPH LAX, O.D. SYSTEMS ALL KINDS | Inc. Earl B:owder, in Minor, j the hood and disrupting open air meet- Optometrist the general strike, adopted a to immediately 109 E. 11th St. and 9 W. 42i! St. I told how he had seen him during de- and communicate ings. IVholMal, Optician, Tel. ORcbard 4-152# to Hire for All Occasions ] those times which were called turn- cision which seeks to create the with our union accepting our pro- Factory on Premises Imports from the ‘ ing points in the life of the Party. possibility and basis for the great- posals for joint conferences to es- | “He always turned and led it in the est unification and solidarity of tablish this unity. The N.T.W.U., Chicago Car Men Urge Bellalre Sound System SOVIET UNION j correct direction,” declared Browder. the textile worker, a unity required in deciding to participate fully in WHERE Our Comrades EAT Telephone: DECATUR 2-9780 to win this .Strike To Back Drivers 1812 GIFTS - TOYS - NOVELTIES Fought Right Wing Cancer strike. the strike and calling its member- 1 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Browder spoke of the uncom- “We direct ourselves to the Gen- ship out to fight side by side with promising eral Executive Board of the the U.T.W. members, at the same CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 31—Rank RAPOPORTS WEST SIDE WORKERS PATRONIZE stand that Minor took in pressure DAIRY an* HAND the days Jay U.T.W., to the general strike com- time urges the U.T.W. to meet our and file of street car and VEGETARIAN BROWNS critical when Love- elevated railway workers continues GALA LABOR DAY WEEK END AT LAUNDRY stone conspired to smash the Party mittee, to all local unions and to steps for united action and united RESTAURANT the U.T.W., here In favor of Joining striking and how he helped to “cut out the membership of the struggle, which means victory.” 239 West 72nd Street bus drivers in a sympathy strike. Second Ave. N. Y. City Between Broadway & West Ave. right wing cancer with the least End American Federation of Labor lead- WE CALL AND DELIVER loss of blood.” “He led the first WE DO POUND plovers’ Cotton Textile Institute. ers have twice prevented the men CAMP UNITY WORK real May Day in TRafalgar 7-0496 demonstration Henry I. Harrriman, New England from taking such action WORKERS New York City,” but the WELCOME WINGDALE. NEW YORK Browder added. 1,000,000 utilities magnate and president a sympathy great played in Set lor of sentiment for strike The role Minor the highly organized and powerful continues to gather strength. NEW fighting for a correct policy on the CHINA A NIGHT IN THE SOVIET UNION i j business executives’ Chamber of To Hire Negro question was brought out by CAFETERIA Dancing, New Songs, Color! Tonight Commerce of the United States, Chinese Strike Dishes oQe ! many speakers, and especially by AIRY, LARGE sent a broadside to the press Detroit Car Workers American Dishes _ . i James Ford and Ben Davis. Ford attack- ofl c First Presentation of Sam Omit*’ (Continued from Page 1) ing the textile strike. MEETING ROOMS ; told how Bob Minor recruited him Issue Strike Ultimatum 848 Broadway bet. isth a 14th st. IN OLD KENTUCKY ! into the Communist Party, how Party illegal?” he was asked. | of (Special to the Daily Worker) DETROIT, Mich., Berenberg and Jacobson and HALL Minor led the work uniting the “You can call it anything you Aug. 31. [ Negro and white workers in Chicago WASHINGTON, C„ Aug. 31. Street car workers here delivered Phone: TOmpkins Srjnare 6-9554 Present the Cream of the Season’s Work Suitable for Meetings. Lectures want,” he answered. D. in the struggle for Negro rights. Observers here were greatly sur- an ultimatum to Mayor Frank and Dances in the j “Are you forming a workers’ de- BEST RED VODVIL SKITS prised to read today in the Wall Couzens today threatening a city- John’s Restaurant Fighter for Negro Rights fense corps?” Experiments in Choral Work Sounds by Alex Solomon “Yes, are. we Street Journal that English textile wide strike involving 1.200 workers, SPECIALTY—ITALIAN DISHES Czechoslovak In answering the we As announced a of numerous morning, every local union was firms are receiving considerable unless their demands on wages A place with atmosphere and Chorus 75 Voices speeches, Minor- told was this (Also how he several days ago numbers of orders from American and working conditions are where all radicals meet Chinese, Russian, German and American Songs) Workers House, Inc. raised in savage of ordered to form i the cattle town ten, mills despite big inventories. This granted. 392 E. 12th St. New York San Texas, in squads of each squad under 347 E. 72nd St. New York j Antonio, where white a employer tactic was interpreted as Failure of Couzens to meet the HANS EISLER TRIO and the captain,” Gorman replied. Telephone: RHinrlander 5097 | chauvinism lynch spirit "Squads for Discipline” evidence of a determination to make demands will result in a (Razin, Twerdowsky and Solomon) permeated very mass ' the atmosphere. Chester Wright, Matthew Woll’s a lengthy fight against the desperate meeting at which a strike is cer- Garment Section Workers In Program of Arensky, Popper and Ivanoff IHe learned socialism from a of right-hand man, interjected: employees, worn out and near star- tain to be approved by a large Patronize j driver of a six-mule team in his “Those squads are for workers’ vation from long months of exploit- majority. ELECTION CAMPAIGN BANQUET TO MATCH : boyhood PANTS days. He began to think discipline, mainly.” ation under the N.R.A. code. Sunday Night, With Surprise Program then how this Your Coat and Vest j great scheme of Other developments today in the AND Negro oppression could be blotted imminent were: Navarr Cafeteria Co., I textile walkout Paramount Pants Inc. out in the United States. The U. T. W. Executive Council 333 7th AVENUE ff orkers' Laboratory Theatre Shock Troupe of 16 “It wasn’t Robert Minor who announced it will leave Washing- LERMAN m Broadway SP 7-2659 BROsTi — found correct to the States Prepare Present Newsboy LaGuardia’s Got the Baloney, etc. WE MATCH ALL 5-HADES AND the solution ton tonight, “each man for his post, STATIONERS and PATTERNS Negro question,” Minor said. “It morning all so that tomorrow re- Phones: Chickering 4947-Longaere 1W39 Sports—On land and water! Best Food, Quarters | was the Communist Party.” gional headquarters may be manned UNION PRINTERS Armed Forces COMRADELY ATMOSPHERE a week day A “Good Sign Painter” for strike sl4 52.65 a operations." Southern Special Prices for Organizations “I am a good sign painter,” Minor strikp headquarters will be estab- CJars leave 10:30 a. m. daily from 3700 Bronx Park (White Plains Subway to For Meetings, Dances, said, in answer to the many appeals lished at Greenville, S. C. Gorman (Continued from Page 1) 29 EAST 14th STREET Fan Ray Cafeteria Allerton Ave. Station», Fridays and Saturdays, 10, 3 and 7 p.m. Algonquin 4-1148 Banquets, Conventions, Ets. of the speakers that he return once said he wil leave for Charlotte to New York City [CAMP OPEN ALL SEPTEMBER] to his easel and draw. “I'm 156 W. 29th St. New York THRU more address the workers Sunday ar.d to Union made preparations for the ALgonquin 4-3358—4-8843—4-7323 STUYVESANT ! a carpenter, too. I’ve always been a confer with U. T. W. leaders. He strike long before the United Tex- ! trade union member. There was no is expected to return to Washington tile Workers Union convention de- CASINO other course for me to take than to late Sunday. cided on strike action. The strikers 140-142 2nd Av. Near 9th St. | put down the crayon and go out “No conferences in sight,” it are demanding the 30 hour week, a Catering for All Occasions where the events which I was at- was announced at National Labor 25 per cent increase in wages over j tempting to depict on cardboard Relations Board headquarters. It the present scale and improvement were taking place. I had to go out understood that the board, which of working conditions in the shops. NIT6EDAI6ET CAMP BEACON-ON-THE-HUDSON, YORK where the clubs were, go out and is going ahead with the formation NEW : become part of strong muscles that of the three-man “investigation” (Special to the Daily Worker) Streamers! Confetti! Song! Dance! Skit! TENTS j we were trying to draw.” of conditions in the textile in- PATERSON, N. J., Aug. 31.—A A BIG telegram greeting the beloved dustry, is maneuvering ,►) halt the special membership meeting of the CARNIVAL and MASK BALL The NITGEDAIGET FOLLIES | leader of the working class, strike shortly after the struggle National Textile Workers’ Union Prizes Include Free Week-end Libretto by Jack Shapiro CAMP EQUIPMENT j William Z. Foster, who is recovering gets under way. will take place Saturday, Septem- Red Syncopators Jazz Lyrics by Herb Howe Lowest Prices in | from his long illness and will soon “We haven’t heard a word from ber 1. at 10 o clock. Concrete sup- 1 be back on the fighting front, was the President yet.” reporters were port for the general strike in the DANCE GROUP in Satirical and Serious Program—PlEßßE DEGEYTER TRIO Plays Your Favorites New York dig proposed by sent by industry be Minor and told by Gorman today. Thus far textile will discussed. Tennis and Ping Pong Tournaments. Swimming Meet. Ball Games, etc. I the on-' thousand workers gathered the President, has been content to At the meeting a recommendation in the hall. act through Lloyd Garrison, chair- of the National Board of the NTWU SAME RATES: sl4 a Week, $2.65 a Day—Don't Miss the Fun! We’ve Room for All of You! SQUARE DEAL The fiftieth anniversary celebra- man cf the National Labor Rela- to enter into negotiations with the tion of Take White Plains subway to Allerton Ave. At 2700 Bronx Park East—Cars take you to Camp. 10 A.M.. 3 and 7 P.M.. today and tomorrow. ARMY and NAVY STORK Robert Minor ended. Minor tions Beard. Associated Silk Workers to estab- i’l Third Avenue ! in his shirt sleeves, vigorous and William Lawson, former Chicago lish unity among all silk workers Estabrook 8-1400 (near 14th Street) strong, walked toward the door sir- Tribune reporter and up to yester- in Patcrccn will be considered. Camp Nitgedaiget Becomes Camp Needle Trades for Week Beginning 7th. Watch for Details! by Sept. THU WORKINGMENS STORE | rounded comrades—ready for day acting head of the N.P..A. pub- I greater class battles which lie ahead. licity organization, joined the Em- Sell “Daily'’ on Busy Corners