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Wednesday, October 15, 1924 THE DAI LY WORKER Page Five Special New York Communist Ejection Campaign Page In the 20th District | For the Assembly LAGUARDIA, REPUBLICAN PET OF CAMPAIGN IN | | | NEW YORK SOCIALISTS, DODGES RED TAG DAY FOR e YORK COMMUNIST CHALLENGE TO DEBATE (Special to Th* Dally Worker) WIUIAMSBURG Daily (Special ‘Worker) Tag to The , NBW YORK, Oct. 14.—New York is to hold a Red Day on Satur- NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 14.—When LaGuardia, prize candidate of day and Sunday, Oct. 26 and 26. the f;,y' ’ socialists, running in HillqUit’s old 20th congressional district, was chal- This event is most unusual in the history of the Empire City. Since IN lenged to debate the issues of the campaign at an open air meeting by Juliet FULL many SWING the Tag Days run purposes world war have been for and generally Stuart Poyntz, the Workers Party candidate, he executed a strategic retreat. against the interests of the workers—to help the war—or to help the in- Surrounded by the socialist strong-arm squad, LaGuardia, the arch- terests of the peaceful penetration of American capitalists in the Near Foreign jingoist addressing open meeting Born Workers '•aß&BKrv East and other foreign lands. of the world war, was an aid in front ot the socialist headquarters on 106 Street. He announced that he had chal- jfc But never in the history of the American working class has a Tag in Election Struggle tIBsB WE* ienged his opponents to debate, Day been run solely in the interest of the American working class. That k with- out receiving any response. Juliet (Special to the Dally Worker) is be the purpose the Tag* to of Red Stuart Poyntz, his opponent on the Day. The receipts of the Red Tag will NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 14. In the 17th District ticket of the Workers Party, was in speakers, Never in the history of our party be used for Red Red litera- In the 12th District the audience, and she immediately have we succeeded in drawing ture, and Red campaign in New York. called out to LaGuardia asking him campaign, only so many of the Language Feder- This which is the rev- why he had not answered her own chal- ~ olutionary being ation comrades into the effort made in the lenge to a debate which had been ad- parlia- a mentary campaign as the pres- local election, is tremendous stride 'j dressed to him some time ago. It wa« in the direction of the ent one that we are conducting. opening minds at this point that the military hero of of the New York workers to the true the world war executed his strategic During this campaign we character of the capitalist class poli- many retreat by retiring from his own plat- have distributed thou- tcal parties and candidates. - of leaflets thruout the Edu9a- form without meeting the challenge sands tionally, this campaign is a milestone of the candidate of the Workers Par- vast territory which we are ob- JULIET STUART POYNTZ. in the life of the workers of New ty. La Guardia learned in the world liged to cover from the East Candidate for congress in the York. • i , i . war how to make such retreats, and River to Ridgewood and 20th congressional district on the In order to raise a huge fund for RUBIN SALTZMAN. wmkA he seems to be quite proficient in the Brownsville, and from Green- Workers Party ticket is a very ac- this purpose the “Reds" of New York, Candidate for assembly In the 6th art. the assembly district, Manhattan, is an point all the way over to the tive worker both in the party as the militants, wide-awake class At this point the strong arm squad active member of the Jewish federa- Brooklyn Navy Yard. well as in the general labor move- conscious workers are organizing to of young hoodlums hired by the tion the Workers Party and hrs social The leaflets that were distributed ment. Miss Poyntz was formerly go out on Saturday and Sunday 26 and of 4j|R Ist party, commenced to shove been very active in the movement. and thus far are The 10th Anniversary the educational director of the In- 26, to personally approach the work- otherwise mistreat the group to this small of of the World The Anti-Mobillza- ternational Ladies' Garment Work- ers of New York in order to give Saltzman came country 11 War. ago Communists. tion leaflet and the Workers Party ers’ Union, and at present is the them an opportunity to contribute years after having participated Rtissia many The crowd showed its dissatisfac- program. In these distribution cam- educational director of the Workers’ toward the Red campaign. Hundreds in the “Bund” in for years where served tion with the behavior of LaGuardia paigns, the English, Jewish, Lithuani- school in New York. are submitting their names. Stations he also a term imprisonment for revolution- by leaving the socialist meeting in a an, German, Russian and the Jewish are being opened at party headquart- of his activities. Saltzman the body, and flocking to the platform of Young Workers’ League have partici- corners are Grand Extension and ers thruout the city. ary is present manager of the Jewish the Workers Party, which was stand- pated. All these branches have also Havemeyer streets, Graham avenue The successful organization of this Daily ing nearby. They were eager to participated and Debevoise. Beford avenue and requires presence Freiheit. in the drive for the se- the of all branch listen to the Communist speakers, but curing of signatures for the nomina- Division St.; South 2nd and Union secretaries who are organizing Tag . the socialist strong arm squad of Ave.;,So. 2nd and Havemeyer Bt.; tion petitions. Day groups at a meeting to be held Party Book Store young gangsters disturbed the Grand and Roebling and Graham ave- WILLIAM W. WEINSTONE. Work- Get Candidates on Ballot. in Campaign Headquarters, 210 East ers Party meeting by interrupting nue and Varit street. HARRY M. WINITSKY. Boon to Workers in Candidate for assembly in the the signatures 12th St., on Friday evening, Oct. 10, speaker. They charged into crowd, Beside securing for the Our popular local speakers are Ben Candidate for congress in the 12th 17th assembly district. Active in the presidential 8:30 p. m. Where branch secretaries York City threatening electors and the state Levy, George Primoff, Irving Potash, congressional district on the Work- New the American revolutionary move- the comrades with bodily plac- have not yet elected the branch organ harm. In spite of these ticket we have also Succeeded in and Sam Nesin of the English branch. ers Party ticket has been active in ment for the past 10 years. Gradu- tactics the ing quite izer or some other trusted comrade New York, N. Y., Oct. 13.—The need meeting continued, and proved a few local candidates on Bimbo and Undjus of the Lithuanians. the Communist movement since its ate of City College of New York. to be a must be present. which every large working class com- huge success, the ballot. Our local candidates are Gordon Kappel, Kaufman, Pearl and inception in this country. Winitsky Member of the socialist party before with the sentiment of Solon De in munity and radical center feels for a the favor of Leon the 7th congression- Oshinsky of the Jewish, and Cooper who is the campaign manager of the left wing. Secretary of the Com- crowd all In the Com- al in B' i book store catering to working class munists. district; Jeanette Pearl the 11th of the Russian branch. The literature the Workers Party in this state, has munist party in 1922-1923. Member New York, New Jersey needs is well filled in New York. senatorial district, and Samuel Nesin, sales and distribution are being tak- also served a term in orison for of the Central Executive Committee. In spite of the slugger methods of all shades of radical po- in the 14th assembly district. In the en care of by Comrade Lerner, who Campaign Fund Is Now being the local secretary of the Workers of Arrested at Bridgeman. Active in the socialists, evidently borrowed by assembly showing apprecia- 6th district we have nom- is in charge. Close to $5,000 Mark Communist Party in New York. litical thot are their local educational work and member them from their trade union officials, inated Comrade Paul Scherer. This Winning the Workers. When he was released from prison tion of such a book store by an ever- of the District Executive Commit- the Workers Party meetings are con- assembly district is a part of the 10th It is generally agreed by all of increasing support and tee. stantly growing us (Special to The Dally Worker) he became the manager of the Frei- peonage. in size, whereas the congressional and the 7th senatorial are participating in this cam- heit where he Since the’split in the socialist move- socialist party appears to have lost all who NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—Following is stayed until he took districts which are being taken care paign and are coming in contact with over the work of the present ment in 1919 up to very recentlv Prosperity in the South. standing with the crowds. the report of income for the New poli- of by the Brownville section of the the workers of Williamsburg, that our tical campaign. there had been no center fyom which WATER VALLEY, Miss., Oct. 14. Party; York and New Jersey campaign fund Workers we have nominated campaign is laying the basis for the the workers could obtain the nev,’ lit For the past year Central's Subscribe for of the Workers Party, including Mon- the Illinois “Your Daily,” Alexander Trachtenberg for congress strengthening of our organizational eratuie which has developed o-il of Water Valley 'shops have been run- and George Primoff for senator.