Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1938 GUTTERS OF NEW YORK —by del UNITED TEXTILE SPEEDS Jewish Workers’ City Events Clubs Hold First Complete Sell-Out of “Vote SILK STRIKE BETRAYALS Nat’l Convention Communist Banquet I Tickets; Issue 500 for NEW YORK.-U>n the initiative of Balcony the New York City a call Committee, Communist has been issued recently to all Jewish The Election Campaign GAINS GROUND Committee Announced yesterday that AS N.T.W.U. organize to national Workers clubs a all 1,500 organization. A call for a national reservations to the “Vote Not a Girls’ Country convention has been issued Communist” Banquet. Oct. 18, In New by the Star Casino, at Emil Nygard, Leaders of A. F. L. Union Send Men Back at National Provisional Committee se- ( which ago Doris Gerald was metropolitan singles and Communist mayor of Croeby, Minn, FEW years and Rush Sell Out Conference lected by the New York City Com- Yesterday, Wage Cuts mittee. will speak, are sold out. A mixed doubles champ. when asked why she no Washington; Dyers Also in Danger The Committee also announced longer participates in tournament play, she shrugged her in At the opening tonight, Comrade that 500 balcony tickets (not Earl Browder and M. J. Includ- old baby. Olgin will ing meal) are for sale for the meet- shoulder and pointed to her two-year By MARTIN KUSSAK. speak. There wiU also be a concert ing, at which in beside Nygard, Robert “Willyou take care of her?” she said. PATERSON, N. J., Oct. 13.—Reports made by the delegates from the which the various sections of the Minor, Earl Bur- such choruses, Browder, Willlana Doris is in her middle twenties and by no means through the meeting of the United National Strike Com- clubs as dramatic roughs and Ben Silk Strike Centers at groups, orchestras and will : Gold will speak, frantic efforts are being made by sport* Tickets can be bought only at the as a contender. As a matter of fact, she confesses that the mittee In Easton yesterday, revealed that participate. j and Associated Officials to stampede the workers back to the election committee’s office, 799 Broad- idea of tournament play no; the U.T.W. The convention sessions will con- way, } like the Babe, Eleanor Holm or Pennsylvania pointsi ——¦— Room 526, GRamercy 5-8780. mills in various Monday *• # v longer thrills her. ‘‘lprobablyj .i Helene Madison have every im- One U.T.W. shop in Bethlehem has tinue Sunday and at Irving and break the strike. Plaza, 15th St. and Irving Place. On used it just as a medium for aginable facility and opportunity Joseph Brooks, Associated Organ- been sent back by the officials for Dispossess Party for competition their disposal. 100,000 when the of- Sunday evening there will be a ban- But like at izer and Muste follower, working in $1.75 per picks The Manhattan Youth Club Is meeting people. I’d still But watch their careers. See what by through quet held in Irving Plaza at which a play get collusion with officials of the Inde- fer manufacturers N.R.A. having a rent party tonight at 114 to afternoons. You don’t swimming means to Holm or rejected by called for new Soviet Film will be shown for to with and Mad- Union Wilkesbarre, Scran- the workers Ludlow St. The club already has around it a husband ison and the Olympics to Babe Dil pendent in for 100,000 the first time in the U.S.A. baby. We can’t afford a maid.” ton Region, has sent a number of $2 picks. This shop will received a dispossess notice. A pro- rikson. out again mass eight months, Doris Wilkesbarre mills back to work. be pulled today by gram has been arranged besides In the last For Holm at first it probabl ' picketing. dancing, and the club urges all Gerald, the passionate tennis play- meant a “medium for meeting peo- Brooks and his assistants had previ- er, a racquet Aside ously of the work- At Emaus, the strikers voted over- comrades to .help it bv attending. has held twice. ple,” as Doris Gerald puts it. She blocked the efforts * * * Small Depositors from the fact that she was a com- baby began ers to spread the strike in the Wilkes- whelmingly to remain firm, and at parative and this makes was a wonder and and Paterson topnotcher, busting world’s records when she barre Region when mass picketing Allentown, Easton the Mike Gold to Lecture it all the more significant, her case silk strike completely solid, was 13. Society picked her up. Her was prepared and the United Na- is Refused Aid by Michael Gold will lecture tomor- is representative. In the United tional Strike Committee was ready to i In a mass walk-out, not sanctioned where backstroke rounded into perfection row at the Jewish Community Cen- States women really get a and with it young Eleanor’s con- send in mass pickets from Easton by U.T.W. officials, 1400 silk workers ter, 600 Victory Blvd., better break in sports than most at Central Falls and Pawtucket, in Tom- tours. She photographed fine and and Allentown. Party klnsville, at 8 p.m., under the aus- capitalist countries, a married wo- papers up. giving any Rhode Island, have struck. Among Socialist the picked her Her back- The U. T. W. is not pices of Branch 68, 1.W.0., Staten man has to have a maid before she stroke kept improving, she took the strike news to the anthracite press. the mills already out are Royal Weav- YORK, Island. The subject will be ‘‘The can take an afternoon off for ten- Cadillac, Hertz NEW Oct. 12.—The Social- “A great hand. We can’t lose.”—Wall St. Olympics, the movies picked her up. The strike in Scranton is still solid, ing, Hamlet, Perfect, ist Party, through its New York or- Jew In Literature,” and admission nis and that’s not wasted sympathy and Kahn, Saltzberg, Madison was another wonder, she with over 2,000 out, although offi- . Morgan, Bay ganizer, August is 25 cents. for Doris Gerald. She probably Claessens, has re- * * professional after the : State, Central, Valley O to turned cials have arranged with the police Falls. The na- fused to support the fight of, the would neglect take the maid’s Olympics. Didrikson clicked, she groups of 20 i tional weaving mill, with 400 strikers physical development into consid- to limit picketing to small depositors of the Bank of the Mid-Town Election Forums pro. Lenglen is demonstrat- and not some mills at all. came out today. The N.R.A. is ac- eration herself. .turned picket United States, to get back their lost • * ing rowing machines in the window tive in Rhode Island trying to break Tomorrow at 3 p m, on the East deposits. The depositors, organized Police Beat Negro at of a London department store. Weinstock, Side the Irving Plaza, 15th St- the strike. Anna N.R.A. SEEMS superfluous to add that * under the of ** *3 is meeting leadership the United and Irving PL, the Midtown Elec- are no representative, calling a of 25 ITunmarried working girls U.T.W. tonight to Committee of the Depositors tion Campaign will hold one of its off. When a girl is through HAVE no grandiloquent notions with the “arbi- of the U. S. Bank, a mass better trate." will hold forums. Alfred Wagenknecht will working at Woolworth’s or some I about the sanctity of amateur demonstration at 1 p.m. today Worker Unconscious be the speaker. At the same time, sports. Let them turn pro, it doesn’t being here textile mill she’s neither in the con- Frantic efforts are made (Saturday at Union Square, to be fol- on the West Side, at the St. the to hop into bother me. The point is, our girls ’ by A. F. of Dyers dition nor mood officials of the L. lowed by a parade to the State Bank- George’s Church, 39th St., between for strenuous don’t get a break in sports, that’s COHE N S S Union to break the dye workers’ rompers a basketball ing Department at 80 Center Street. 9th and 10th Aves., R. Sullivan will game. Sure, there are plenty of not the way their lives are ar- 117 ORCHARD STREET strike. The officials have reached an The At Red Election Rally you in insulting letter of August speak. company teams a few girls do ranged. The publicity get Strut, New York City « * • and Nr. DrUncey agreement with Moffitt and the dye Claessens, shows plainly that the So- special privileges for play- the papers about women athletes calling NEWYORK.—“I, John R. McNeil, Democratic leader of this district, receive EYES EXAMINED Wholesale Optician* bosses, for settlement at 57 cialist Party officialdom is not in- Hathaway to Speak in Co-op. these teams are concentrates on these few stars called police, it again.” ing in them but By Dr. A.Weinsteln Factory on Premises cents an hour and exclusive check- in fight of the and I’ll do who branch off into society terested the the small Hathaway, used mostly for stoolpigeon and either Optometrist Tel. ORchard 4-4520 off, recognition of the A. F. of L. depositors get J In these words, the boss of the 21st District, Harlem, where James W. Clarence editor of the or fade out into to their life savings Daily Worker, advertising purposes. That’s how and the movies The officials are attempting to jam back. Claessens says, me Ford is Communist candidate for Alderman, baa.led of ordering the brutal will speak at the thwarted existences after their mo- “Let ad- banquet and concert tonight at Babe Didrikson got her chance. this through at closed meeting of the vise you not to waste any more |ime police attack on Harlem workers in which N. E. Whitehead, Negro worker, was Os course extraordinary athletes ment of glory. C. K. TABACK, M.D. A. F. of L. the auditorium of the co-operative members tonight and by or * postage on such We mercilessly beaten half killed,«® * * Lady Physician invitations. and houses, 2700 Bronx Parle East, giv- Brooklyn means of secret ballot. made a definite practice to and militant young arrested but later released. Several 795 Linden Bird. cor. E, 52nd St.. have it Betty Patterson, en by the Painters inter-local rank LEAGUE Office Hours Phone Dye Strike Committee ignore all from other workers were badly beaten up.: of METROPOLITAN WORKERS' SOCCER The General invitations the vari- Negro worker, was clubbed uncon- and file groups of District Council SUNDAY SCHEDULE 8-10 A.M.,8-8 P.M. Minnesota 9-5549 of the N.T.W.U., representing the ous Communist Parties, their af- a Commu- Not content with threatening to I j 1 scious by police, attacking !9. The affair celebrates the re- “A” DIVISION majority of the dye strikers and larg- filiates and ‘innocent’ clubs. We have nist election rally at St. and shoot anyone who stayed within a 138th instatement into the Brotherhood IP. M. Park est plants, is calling for rejection of neither time nor inclinaton to par- Ave. block of the meeting place, the police Prospect vs. Spartacus Crotona Seventh Thursday night. it Painters the 25 expelled mem- 3P. M. these strikebreaking proposals and ticipate in any of these The smashed the speakers’ ladder to : vs. Ecuador Orotona Park UTTINSKY affairs.” Arriving, the police immediately bers. Rome Jefferson DR. JULIUS for an open of all letter Is addressed to smithereens. Several storekeepers had • * • vs. 3P. M. meeting dye the United De- launched a brutal assault on the as- Red Spark Italian-American organized unorganized, positors to ifeep the ladder on their Fichte IP- M- Jefferson 107 BRISTOL STREET strikers, and Committee of 25, Bank of sembled workers. Betty Patterson refused Open Forum Olympic vs. Rot. Pitkin and Sutter At**., Brooklyn for vote on settlement of- 8., S. premises, when the cops to “B” DIVISION a’general U. Kesselman, secretary. was knocked to the ground uncon- started Open forum opposition fer. break up the meeting, saying the by the vs. IP. M. Gravesend PHONE: DICKENS t-Sol* scious by the club of Patrolman No. group of the I.L.G.W.U. will take \ Herzl Hinsdale The attempts by the A. F. of L. police were too vicious and they Red Spark vs. Italian 11.30 A. M. Jefferson Office Hour*: 8-10 A.M., 1-2. 8-8 P.M. Parade 6327, who swung his stick right and place tomorrow at 11 a-m. at Am- 11.30 A.M. Crotona Park to break the ranks of the strikers Anti-Eviction left, would get into trouble. A taxi driver Ave. Spartacus vs. Bronx Hungarian standing on the running board who offered to drive Betty Patterson bassador Hall, 38C5 Th’rd The IP. M. Betsy Head Par and for them to return to work, is to Be of of the Maples vs. Olympic Held Tonight one police cars, as it several to her home, told workers who subject will be ‘‘The Role of the 1 clearly due also to increased move- times ac- Opposition Group In the Interna- “C" DIVISION charged way up and across the companied the unconscious woman, | Astoria Park ment of A. F. of L. rank and file Through East Side sidewalk, racing into the workers for tional.” Hyman Grossman will be 1.W.0. vs. Greek Spartacus 11 A. M. lntern’l Workers Order “Idon’t want to charge anything, but 10 A. M. Jefferson to the N. T. W. U. fully half a block and back. Only the speaker. Fichte vs. Red Spark DENT/Jj because of the police I have to be * * * 3P. M. Betsy Head Park DEPARTMENT A. F. of L. members of huge NEW YORK, N. Y.—The Anti- of and Brownsville vs. Maples the tt*9 quick intervention white very careful,” 10 A. M. Crotona Park Dye Eviction Law parade which was re- Negro Russian Peasant Night. Rome vs. Spartacus 80 FIFTH AVENUE Textile Works are still joining j ported in workers saved th& militant the N. T. W. U., and this morning yesterday’s Daily Worker woman worker from being run over As Whitehead’s bleeding body, his 15TH FLOOR “to have been scheduled for 8 clothes torn off his back, was being Russian Peasant Night for the 100 A. F. of L. dye members in Pas- 1 in by the car which, in turning back, benefit of the Daily Worker Arranged 41 Work Done Under Personal Caro of saic met under the of the o’clock the morning,” is planned raced directly at her prostrate dragged to the police station, Mr. auspices for Saturday, Oct. at 8 form. by Unit 2, Sec. 15, C. P. tonight at Dr. C. Weissman U. unity. 14, o’clock McNeill, well-dressed, gray-haired Demonstrate N. T. W. for the Whitehead, who not move 8 o’clock, at 2968 Vyse Stiikers in evening. did fast Negro, the ward boss, was in a high-: Ave, Apt. 13, 8,000 enough to please the Tammany cos- Bronx, N. Y. Refreshment The route of the parade as class rectaurant across the street with free. Ad- (CONTINUED FROM PAG* ON*) and trying to bring in the IWO Cleaners and Dyers is sacks, was thrown ground, | Whalen follows: It will start from Rutgers to the a party of friends, to whom he sev- mission 10c. Amalgamated, which has no one on BELL Sq. beaten and stamped on by three cops * • • i WILLIAM Meeting at 8:15 with the Red Front | eral times boasted: with arrested strikers. Another strike in this trade and with which Optometrist Band in the lead, go and a plainclothesman. As he lay Daily Worker Concert nothing to do. The 1.W.0. City Committee is call- and will north “Yes, it was I, John R. McNeill, demonstration was held in front of the strikers have to 14th St., south on Second Ave. unconscious, the police thugs beat American Youth ing all its members in the retail him in the Democratic leader of this district The Club will hold the 30th St. police station demand- Cy Kalos, president of the to 3d St., east on 3d St. to Avenue the face and stomach, clubbed a concert and dance arrested. cleaners and dyers trade to a special him the head, who called the police and I'll do it this Saturday ing the release of those Gleaners and Dyers Union, tolc A, and will up on over and even pulled - meeting Irving Plaza, af- wind 7th St. and I night at 407 Rockaway Ave, Brook police trampled women as the office the A. F. oi at Sunday Avenue A. up his shirt to remove the slight pro- again.” lyn. Mounted N.R.A. that ternoon at 2 P.M. A delegation which visited 1 The entertainment will include well as men, clubbing out into the union, headed by Weintraub. Comrade Ben Gold, leader of the tection of his clothing, beating him workers’ Harlem Liberator u¦ the 135th St. precinct to inquire about the Quartet, the crowd and tearing at signs and represents no strikers, who are al. furrier workers and Communist mercilessly on his bare body with | Aida Sextette, a string trio and a beat- 10« EAST 14TH STREET Thirrill was told no record of his placards. One policeman was in the Cleaners and Dyers Union Near Fourth Are., N. candidate for, President of the rubber hose and clubs. A white recital. Bring this ad Y. C. case existed. The delegation is mak- piano and en about the face. which is leading the strike, and the Phone: Tompkins Square 6-8287 Manhattan Lyceum Hall Board of Aldermen, will be one of woman worker who rushed to his de- save 10 cents. ing the The strikers and workers from attempt of the N.R.A. to secure s< For Mass Meetings, Entertainments the principal speakers at the meet- fense was told to “get going and be inquiries at city hospitals. * * O Weddings and Banquets shops not disperse. For more through the A. F. of Balls, ing. The march Ind meeting will damned quick" by policeman The workers of Harlem, aroused by did tlements 66-68 E. 4th St. be a who Unemployed Council Dance an the strikers walked up are strike-breaking moves. MOT THAVEN 9-8749 New York! held under the auspices of the pulled his gun on her. this brutal attack, are planning a than hour union series of militant protest actions un- An entertainment and dance will and down in front of the hotel, re- Ly Downtown Unemployed Council. The then angry as I At the meeting in Manhattan police held the der the leadership of the Communist be given thl* Saturday night at the j turning again and again the Frank Costello was DR. JULIUS crowd back with guns, while charged up and ceum, where JAFFE SHOE REPAIR WORKERS’ VIC- drawn Party, the International Labor De- International Seamen’s Club, 140 S mounted police chairman, Biedenkapp reported to the seemingly lifeless of White- St, New York City. This 1:30, after the delega- Surgeon Dentist TORY DANCE TONIGHT body gro Rights and other organizations Broad as-1 down. At a packed hall. Biedenkapp exposed Going head was stuffed into one of po- fair is a drive for a head- ; tion came out, hundreds of workers NEW YORK.—The Shoe the sense, League of for Ne- to start Whalen, labor hater 401 EAST 140th STREET Repair cars and to the the Struggle t quarters for the Waterfront Unem- on 32d St. and the record of Department of the Shoe and lice rushed 135th St. waging the fight against the police- were still waiting and former police commissioner, (Corner Willi* Arenue) station. ployed Council. marched to Manhattan Lyceum many Leather Workers inspired lynch incitement in the capi- * • • has sent police against Industrial Union, Biedenkapp reported to a who which has successfully signed up James W. Ford, William Patterson, talist press and the growing attacks where strikers, and stated that the selec- National of the packed hall. Home Phone. Office Phone: close to 300 stores employing over Secretaiy Interna- on Negroes. New Youth Club Celebrates -1 tion of Whalen ns New York N.R-A. 5-1109 Estabrook 8-2573 Russia? tional Labor William Fitz- N.R.A. headquarters OHnrtHe 600 men as a result of recent Defense, Whitehead was haled into court A dance and entertainment will Inside the head proves that the workers them- Workers needing fall outfits of horsehide strikes gerald, Harlem organizer of the delegations were received only leather sheeplined Coats, is to celebrate its victory the 1.L.D.. yesterday and fined $5 or five be given by the New Youth Club at selves will have to enforce section Windbreakers, tonight all candidates on late by secretary, who took down DR. S. L. SHIELDS Breeches, High Shoes, etc., will receive spe- at a dance at Irving Plaza. the Communist days in jail o n a charge of dis- their club rooms, 309 Cleveland St., a 7 through their mass union* and cial reduction on all their purchases at the go had meeting.. statements. Biedenkapp, on 1 Surgeon Dentist Funds raised will toward relief ticket, addressed the orderly conduct. The I.L.D. is trying in Brooklyn on Saturday, Oct. 14. their ! struggle. for the Arthur was behalf of the 6.000 striking shoe strikers .Admission 25 Green, w’ho speaking at to effect release of injured Admission is 15 cents. j Another will be held M74 WALLAVZ AVE. cents. the time of the the workers, protested against the I demonstration SQUARE DEAL the police attack, was worker that he may medical ¦ on Tuesday the delegation corner AUerton receive Whalen that he when Avenue Bronx, If. Y. ARMY statements oi return to see Whalen, and NAVYSTORE aid. 20 “try to avert a strike of ; will Pickets Arrested would i On Monday morning at 7 o’clock 121 18,000 shoe workers ’ by confer- 1 be- DR. R. H. ISAACS THIRD AVE. at Fashion Art Co. and the shoe worker* will mobilize (2 doors South of 14th Street) ring with the A. F. of L. Boot I. shop at Long Is- Formerly of Baltimore, Md. ha* moved Workers School Forum Union. Biedenkapp exposed fore the Miller hla office to New York at Shoe land City and at 1 p.m. will meet Dickstein,Tammany NEW YORK Twenty workers the fact that Whalen had virtually a ~ Brooklyn, 304 E. 178th Street, Bronx, N. T. JULIAN KENTON after picketing representatives tu .1 for were arrested dem- jrefused to see the H. Jacobs and Son (Cor. Anthony Ave.) of the Labor Research Association onstrations on Wednesday and of 6,000 strikers, promising a hear- march on the Phone: FOrdham 7-3448 To Congressman, Vague Thursday the Co., constantly it, factory. Hours: Russia? at Fashion Art ing, but postponing 12 to 6 to 8 P. M. Office 2; l Sunday 10 to 12 Noon 1660 E. New York Ave., a knit- ! ’i\.n\7lii e conferring with the em- “The N. R. A. and the Crisis” goods shop on strike for three ployers and the discredited A. F. of Khaki Shirts on Nazi Quiz Plans weeks. Milton silverman, a mem- of L. union, which has no member- Chief DOWNTOWN HUDSON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15th, at 8 P. M. ber of the Young Communist ship and nobody on strike. “The Disappears After Guns, Army and Navu Store (Continued from Page 1) League, which is actively support- activities of the N. R. A. Media- at WORKERS SCHOOL FORUM, 35 E. 12th St., 2d Floor ing the strike, was bitten in the eye tion Committee and Labor Board Munitions, Are Seized Phene: TOmpkins Square 6-9554 97 THIRD and AVENUE - - mittee on Nazi activities in this by the employer who came out on of the Board - of the heads (Between QUESTIONS; DISCUSSION ADMISSION 25c and John’s Restaurant 12th and 13th Street*) country.” the picket line to fight the strikers. the N.R.A., Henry Wolf and. Gro- PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—Fol- Gives Honest Values in Genuine Maybe He Will On Thursday, after an open-air ver Wnalen,” Biedenkapp told the lowing the arrest of 27 members SPECIALTY—ITALIAN DISHES “Yes, I might call your editor, sure, meeting in front of the shop, the secretary, “are resented by the A plaee with atmosphere of his organization, and the seizure Horsehide Sheeplined Coats; . . strikers called another meeting in as tending to break their where all radicals meet sure . but, of course, I’ll have to workers of a veritable arsenal —consisting my colleagues the front of the home of the boss at strike. The shoe workers will have m E. 12th St. New York Windbreakers, Breeches; NOTICE! NOTICE! consult with on of arms, ammunition, daggers, etc. Immigration Committee.” 624 Sheppard Ave. nothing to do with the Boot and J. Smith, commander of the High Shoes; Boots, Etc. RUSSIAN arrested on Wedpesday —Art I ART SHOP Inc. “7 f-c!” Workers Shoe.” Khaki Shirts of America was re- were SI,OOO ar- N.T.W.IU., PEASANT HANDICRAFTS “Do you plan to call upon Mr. held on bail. Other A. Hoffman, of the as having disappeared rested pickets will be tried on Tues- secretary that the ported today JADE MOUNTAIN MOVED TO BRANCH AT Untermyer to you in your in- told the N.R-A. sight. assist day, 17, at 9 striking make from American A Chinese Restaurant 9 West 42nd Street 107 E. vestigation?” the congressman was Oct. a.m. in the Penn-I 2,500 custom tailors, 14th Street sylvania Court, Pennsylvania and the same charges, that they have Large Selection of Gifts, Toys and Novelties from the Soviet Union. asked. (Brooklyn) 197 SECOND AVENUE STATIONERY and Mr. Dickstein looked annoyed. “I Liberty Aves. constantly been put off by Whalen a Bet. 12 A 13 Discount Readers At noon ‘origy mass demon- and Wolf. Meanwhile, he said, the WORKERS—EAT AT THI 10% to of the Daily Worker am amply equipped to handle this will in the an- law stration be held front of Merchants Tailor Society Welcome to Our Comrades MIMEOCRAPH SUPPLIES hearing. I’ve been practising shop. Ail worker* in Brownsville nounced it is -onferring with Parkway ¦ ¦¦¦¦'' since 1908, and have been special “ CafeteriiL 1 ¦ ' —"¦ ! ore urged to suppo the strikers’ H' "¦ . . - ¦ . - At Special Price* for Organisation* deputy attorney in New York state demands for recogni ion of their 1638 PITKIN AVENUE I FINE CLOTHING ” Conscious of a in- ARRANGE TOUR DANCES, LECTURES, N#*p Hopkinion Art. Brooklyn, E* I. A Wonderful Snot for Orfanizatlons' FOR WORKERS j . . . possible union, by turning out to the dem- discretion, however, forced UNION MEETINGS Affairs | he a onstration. at the . | twisted smile on his face and added: FOR BROWNSVILL^PROLeTAIfc**” STUYYESANT GRILL SALTZMAN “Maybe later, though, when Con- NEW ESTONIAN AND OPEN AIR Lerman Bros., Inc. BROS. j gress convenes and we put through eiican Patriot, fighting Those Who WORKERS’ HOME BEER TAVERN Phone ALgonqnin 4-335* 8343 MEN’S SUITS a resolution . . . then, perhaps, we’ll Would Undermine On Institutions. SOKAL CAFETERIA 137 Third Avenue call in snee ; al couiee!.’'' 27-29 West 115th Street IMS PITKIN AVENUE 29 East 14th St. N. Y. C. READY MADE AND TO ORDER There’s no doubt, too. that Tam- Bttwetn 11th and 15th Street. Portra’t of a Crusader many Congressman Di-kitcin who New York City *— 111 1 (XEAR TKET) 181 STANTON STREET D-ckst'in needed a shave and seconded the notorious Dies Bill, for Brownsville Worker*! looked weary. face RESTAURANT and r All Comrade* Meet at the * His care-worn and yielded his tim* on the floor revealed his 22 years of public service of Congross, on that oeoaslon, to BEER GARDEN to Tammany Hail, his tireless crusad- Hamilton Fish, to Martin Die* Hoffman’s; NEW HEALTH CENTER CAFETERL4 TO THE ing for kosher laws in New York (“I’d like to send a Texts Ranger Fr— h Food OF DISTRICT Proletarian Pnw M U. lITH ST., WOUECBS’ CSNTEH- WORKERS TODAY: state, his indefatigable activity in UP to New York to clean up thoae GARMENT finger-printing RESTAURANT The buying of a of the drive for the and Communists thar”), to Green of suit clothes — or an . deportation of the foretgn-born. . . Florida, and to Jenkins of Ohio * 4947—Longacre & •' overcoal “This hearing." Dickstein said, Phones: Chtckerlnf 19099 CAFETERIA • is an important event. much deport militant *¦. would rather COMRADELY ATMOSPHERE “will be an American hearing, and it foreign-bora workers to Fascist Tll'' worker’s dollar must to a lone wav. and th ¦ will be conducted on American prin- tiny Pitkin Corner Saratoga Aves PARNE’S reputation tor squarr countries than lift one little _ *,\'' H dralint no the pari ut -.¦ .¦ the ciples. We will not seek to embarrass finger against the murderous Nasi* FAN RAY CAFETERIA quality anyone. propose and fine tailoring liiiught by a worker repre- But we do not to in America. Brooklyn Worker* Patronise »< 29th New York loll hours and d.tv, and ,vr rrrrlve su,h sit back and permit people to under- The fight against Fascism will, not 156 W. St. Dairy Restuarant moneys with respect and with a frrllllg of rerlpru- mine institutions whirl, our by propaganda.” be made by Congressman Dicksteln Sincerely. (The congressmen pronounced it” and his Tammany clique. It will not HOWARI 830 BROADWAY perpeganda,” and looked at me sig- be made by the Jewish millionaire Garment Section Worker* Between 12th and 13th Streets MAX TRAIGER nificantly). corporation lawyer, Samuel Unter- Ptlrvnlt, S TEA M ONE PRICE STORE There’s no doubt that Mr. Dickstein myer, who defends the Fascist deeds Workers Served with Healthy Foods at Is not out to raise too much noise of Roosevelt. LAUNDRY u * stanton STRRKT against the Nazis. “What have I got The Low Popular ot