fHF DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1927 Page Five WORKERS PARTY ASKS SOCIALIST PARTY TO JOIN IN “Red Bazaar” Success; Paris Demonstration PARTY FORMATION OF UNITED LABOR TICKET i INDUSTRIAL LOAN Thousands Attend Rev. Straton in ACTIVITIES for Sacco and Vanzetti i 1 1 (Continued from Page 1). NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY The socialist party is invited to IMunicipal Court of Manhattan. The concluded with an elaborate theatric- IN' SOVIET UNION al performance. Court Tries to join in the formation of a campaign in the Second Municipal Despite the Government Unitedl c Open Meetings Tonight. Labor Ticket in the frothcoming elec-' District1 is a special situation in Hundreds of Party and sympathetic Air PARTS, in a letter from the City \which we believe the Workers (Com-; Oct. o.—Thousands of labor organizations cooperated in this Rutgers Square. Speakers: Solon tion Cam-! ( French paign Conference of the Workers imunist) Party and the socialist party! workers paraded before the I I IS 810 SUCCESS affair for the benefit of the Labor Imprison Idea de Leon, George Primoff and 11. Gor- (Communist) Party to August Claes- can make a united campaign as a! ; death masks of Sacco and Vanzetti Press. don. c |on the of Paris this < . Vast Crowds. sens, secretary of Local New York, demonstration of class solidarity j outskirts as- Society for the Ad- Seventh Ave. and 136th St. Speak- i ternoon in silent to the two ( into The American socialist party. ! against the candidates of the capi- tribute 100,000,000 Roubles Are Jammed every inch of space vancement of Atheism, through its ers: William L. Patterson and G. i murdered j “Garden,” E. The letter was communicated to ttalist parties. workers. The masks ! in the huge workers came president, Charles Smith, is defendant Powers. Weinstone, "We feel that Jacob Pancken could; were fastened with black and red Raised in First Week to purchase articles of every descrip- 1 Claessens by William W. in a criminal suit brought in a New Prospect Ave. and Speak- organizer, be one of the of such a drapery on a special stand erected tion from the 50-odd booths which 163 d St. Workers Party district 1 candidates (Snecial Cable 1o Daily Worker). Y’ork court by the fundamentalist. ers: Charles Mitchell, Max voices the Ticket. In spite of our at St. Ouen Cemetery. were established. Large numbers had Schact- last night. The letter United1 Labor I Oct. 9. Thruout the Rev. John Roach Straton. John S. ;nan ; MOSCOW. affair on and A. Gussakoff. Party so- The demonstration was held in attended the the previous * « agreement of the Workers to fundamental differences with the U. S. S. during the past week, l Sumner, secretary of the Society for * i spite of the French government R., three nights, the candidacy for re-election of t cialist parity, of which he is a mem-! large public subscriptions have been and thousands of others the Prevention of Vice, who helped which had attempted to (came for the Saturday. ( Sub-section 3-E Meets Tomorrow. Judge Panken, on the grounds that ber, and our criticism from the work- j forestall Industrialization first time on draw the complaint against Smith, 1 it by routing Miss spe- raised for the Loan. | A special membership meeting “differences and shortcomings should ers’< viewpoint of the conduct of this Vanzetti's i Great Activity. was one of about 150 spectators at of cial Car, containing the All layers of the population of the Clothing, groceries, jewelry, Sub-section 3-E will be held tomorrow, not be allowed to divide labor’s i office and the nature of his electoral ashes of hats, the opening of the case in Jefferson the two Soviet Union, particularly the toiling 6.15 m. at 100 West 28th St. forces in this campaign.” campaign< as carried on thus far. still | workers around Paris to j' hooks end art works ami n.iscellan- , Market court. n. All the ! masses contributed to the success of members Sacco and Vanzetti Cited. we feel these differences and short- i I Mondane on Italian border. eous articles were sold at the booths “1 with must attend. — _ promote charge Dr. Straton bad this loan whose object is to which enjoyed flourishing activity. The letter cites the Sacco-Vanzetti c comings should not be allowed to di- j j;Soviet i faith,” Smith’s lawyer told the court. industry. Officials at the; huge Garden de- Can You Help At W. P. Office? is case as recent outstanding proof jof vide labor’s forces in this campaign! In all factories, the wokers created i “If it were not for his bigoted, 1 dared that the were larg- ? the need for a Labor Party. ; and result in the victory of capitalist j crowds the | views no man would Carpenters, painters, sign paintera committees and organized collective: est fundamentalist - yet handled for an general ai approaching another elec- reaction in the Second District Muni- Workers j affair of this offense. and comrades for work are "We e School take What’s offensive in i subscriptions. Facilities wore pro- tion in the city and state of New cipal District. ! kind. birth control?” wanted by the National Workers Par- | vided for the payment by installments, i The bazaar', i ! organized jointly‘ by ty Office to help put the office York with labor’s forces divided on All Shades of Labor. and thus rendered possible for a huge “It’s as offensive as hell itself," the in the political field in the face of a 0, | The DAILY WORKER 'and The order today and tomorrow. Report at ! preacher replied from witness I “Such a ticket and labor candidates Emphasizes S. number of workers to subscribe sums i the East crying need for a Labor Party,” the . ; FREIHEIT is said to have been one ; stand. 43 125th St., first floor. f be larger than their monthly incomes. * * ¥ should one on which all shades of lof the most ambitious undertakings f letter said. t the labor movement could unite re- Enthusiastic Response. Very Annoying Indeed. the last election the big lof its kind ever undertaken in this ! Young Workers League .Meeting. "Since ( gardless of such political differences Characteristic of the enthusiastic! Smith is charged with sending an- city. , | business interests that firmly control j Class Struggles jspirit of the of the | ¦ Ihe District Executive Committee, between the various parties and ten- workers Soviet noying letters to the reverend doctor. have been Organizations ('ooperatc. Young Workers League is calling a 1 the American government ( dencies. Such a program should in- j Union, the yielded a hun- One letter introduced in evidence in- foisting reactionary laws upon Cooperating with hundreds of meeting of all executive more ( clude such points as the following: An outstanding difference between ji dred million roubles—a half of the vited him to debate against Clement committees and have been using (total Party, labor and fraternal Qiganiza- to take uj; a number of very im- the workers "1. Against the use of injunctions the Workers School of New York and ( loan. Wood, poet and novelist, at the Jnger- the courts, ! tions in this city and in portant questions. The will ever more openly police, . and police in disputes. previous institutions for Marxian la- The enormous success of the loan ; various soil Forum, on divorce, free will, the meeting labor cities thruout the the bazaar j be held tomorrow, 6 p. m. right city, state and national power against j “2. For freedom of organization, bor education in the States is j is declared to be the best refutation j country, virgin birth, birth control and evolu- after United succeeded in obtaining; work at 108 14th St. the working class. speech,; press and assemblage. the insistent emphasis that the Work- I of the lies, of the canita'ist class re-! committee tion. East "The murder of Sacco and Van- [thousands of dollars worth of mer- t “8. For a Labor Party and United ers School catalog and list of courses j | garding the "economic crisis” in :he “It was offensive to me to have demonstrates that this reaction chandise which was placed on sale at Night Workers Section. zetti j Laborj Ticket. lay upon studying American condi-1 I U. S. S. R., and the “failure’' of the i bad neighbors and to have them use is in the first place against Madison Square Garden. The directed j "4. The issues in the local city and tions, American phenomena and present loan. At the same time it ; i my name and my church as part of executive committee of the Organized booths, j the working class. s state situation referred to above. American problems. There was a ten- also testifies to the absolute confi- in active work- their propaganda,” the reverend doc- Night Workers Section will meet Road of Reaction. “5. Against the Baumes laws. dency in previous education ventures dence of the population in the Soviet | ers representing these organizations i tor explained, referring to the tomorrow, 3 p. m., at 108 East 14th reaction in rent- "To this general the: “6. For recognition of Soviet Rus- of a similar character slavishly to | | government as well as the people’s ir.- i took charge of the sales of these j ing of quarters in Carnegie Hall by |St. State * * * country, New York City and , sia: and should clarify the task of imitate European Marxism, which | teiest in Soviet industry.. I articles to thousands during the past ! the Ingersoll Forum. exception. New York City days. this are no and t the working class and the conduct ap- was an application of the methods of The results of the first week <.f | | four Especially active in Smith’s counsel questioned Sub-section 2 A. ' Straton State Tammany Hall , were furriers, garment dominated by propriate to the American working working class science to European subscription', to the loan also moves , j work the closely and somewhat personally as A general membership meeting of party as al- ; land the republican here, ( class in ithe event that the United problems. that the Soviet state has at its dis- i workers, jewelry workers, restaurant to birth control, morality and similar Sub-section 2 A will be held tonight high road of reac- posal of ways, travels the < States should join with other coun- New Courses Listed. | considerable money reserves and hotel Workers, United Council subjects. i 6:15 p. m. at 100 West 28th St. All tion. During the past two years, the ( from by toiling Workingclass Housewives, must tries in attacking the Soviet Union. economies realized the brandies Publicity Seeker and Charlatan? members attend. with The new catalog of the Workers ‘-9 * * j Tammany politicians, together “7. The criticism of the long term masses as a result of the higher stan- - the International Labor Defense, ! School, now available for free distri- jof “Was it ever brought your the republican politicians, have put j ( period judges, dard of the workers’ life here. Workers Clubs, Workers Party units, j to at- Subsection 1 D Meets Tonight. for etc. bution, lists a large number of courses tention'that you were called publicity lover the Short Ballot System, which: "The formation of a United Labor and unmerous other organizations ac- Subsection 1 D will a special in the dealing specifically with America as seeker and a charlatan and that hun- hold 1 concentrates greater power j>¦ and joint candidates would be : tively with the militant ! meeting to elect a executive Ticket laboratory study by associated dreds were driven from your church ; new [hands of the governor. Now these masses the for members i p. m. at 1 welcomed1 by wide of the movement, labor movement. on of committee, tonight, 6:30 17 same capitalist parties are proposing , of the American labor j account your views?” the at- working class. Chicago Digit Wing Great Enthusiasm. : torney asked. East Third St. All members must governor, Some of the courses which show this to double the term of the We ask your immediate to The affair was by a ; : , I j reply are: Development dominated attend. tendency The of Magistrate Gotleib told the * * senator and assemblymen so as to , our proposals. spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm ; witness ? J the American Thought, Arthur C. Cal- he need not answeix At one point in I nake even more remote influ-! (Signed) City’ Campaign Confer- seldom surpassed in an undertaking Settle For Tickets. houn instructor; America Today, Jay the two-hour interrogation the at- fence of the people upon the legisla- j ence.( Workers (Communist) Party, Seeks Insurance of such magnitude. Precise details i All comrades are big business to Lovestone; Historic Struggles of j tomey was told by the magistrate to instructed to set- tors and thus enable j District] No. 2. for the organization of the large j i tle for The DAILY more reactionary American Labor. David J. Saposs; j “be more respectful.” WORKER-FREI- put through yet booths, for the reception ; I WILLIAM WEINSTONE, District The Development of the American number of j The case was adjourned to next HEIT Bazaar tickets at once. laws against the workers. ; . be sold, and for the Organizer. Empire. Scott Nearing: Some Aspects Fund Workers of articles to i Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the West Side Walker Smashed Strikes. jif of entertainment of the thousands Court, the lawyer action of Walker and his po- of the American Mind, Bertram D. when insisted he Police Unable to Solve "The CHICAGO, Oct. to ob- workers vvho attended the colorful must other questions. smashing the traction strike, j ’ Wolfe; American Trade Union Prob- 7.—Efforts ask' Straton Mice in Workers Party Urges tain possession of the unemployment event were arranged for long in ad- Explosion on Saturday the use of the police in the paper box | lems. William Z. Foster; Present Tac- tics of Employers in the insurance funds of the cloak and vance. i makers, truckmen’s, shoe and needle Unity United Police have to arrive at a " Labor Ticket dressmakers are being made by the Guided by the business offices of failed strikes, the issuance of injunc- States, Robert W. Dunn; History of lades right wing clique of the and The Tabor and fraternal solution of the mysterious bomb the American Communist Movement, International The DAILY WORKER i es- ions against all sections of labor, heccaj. 17th district, Julius Cod- - plosion 4, injured 12, and l' i Greeht; Max Bedacht; and History of the Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union. jFREIHEIT, the numerous commit- , which killed Mho passage of the Baumes laws, I, ! demolished a four-story kind: 18th district, D. Benjamin. States, The Sigrnanites have promised the ! tees worked continuously during the ORGANIZATIONS building at which will be used with crushing ef- United Jim Cork. -¦-¦ - >) Board of Aldermen, Bronx, 25th dis- bosses that if they help them obtain j few weeks in making the event Yr-- 416 West 35th St... late Saturday after- fects against labor in their attempts | trict, Stress American Struggle. Jpast j noon. i Elias Marks; 29th district. Belle these funds they will allow the menu- a success. Bushelroen Tonight. to organize, the Tammany Hall trac- 1 All the courses, whether their j j Meet Robbins.¦ facturers concessions at the expense ' A meeting of bush-elmen and help- The most plausible explanation of- tion swindle, that is about to be per- Ben was nominated as can- Americanism is obvious in their title ¦ Gitlow of the workers in the shop. Those whose names arrived too , ers will be held tonight, 7 p. m. sharp fered was that the bomb was placed petrated, the housing program of L or not, are by this sajne ten- j didate for judge of the court of gen- marked The right wing spokesmen have ap- late to he published in the "Red at the Italian Labor Center, East ‘ as a result of a trade war. Justifica- Governor Smith, which will place!, dency. Thus, the Fundamentals of J 231 eral sessions. He will run if no United peared before Judge Harden, trustee Bazaar” souvenir book are asked to 14th St. All workers in ready to : tion for this theory is found in the more millions of dollars into the jLabor ticket candidate is formed. Communism course differs from such 1 of the fund, to demand that he turn send them to the bazaar committee, ' wear clothes shops to ! testimony of an Palian barber located pockets of the real estate sharks, books as the “A B C of invited attend. all! Kings County candidates: for dis- Communism” the money over to them. they will he published in The The speakers will be Lang, ; in the building who said he had many show that labor can expect nothing ( in that the latter is based almost en- and Lawrence trict attorney. Anton Bimba; for sher- J. Levine, manager of the Joint WORKER and The FREI- general organizer, Detroit; Emil enemies and had received numerous from the capitalist parties but reac- . tirely upon European experiences and DAILY iff, Alfred Wagenknecht; for county Board, was present when the demand : Alieva and Oscar Wilson. New York threatening letters. tion and still more reaction. ! ( clerk, European problems, while the course HEIT. Carrie Katz; for registrar, Ray ! i was made. He told Harden that if | organizers. Thwarted in their attempt to solve No Labor Resistance. given the Workers * * * Ragozin. at School consists the money was given to the right mystery, police have again "The capitalists are systematically problems I the re- 1 Excerpts of Program. of studies of conditions and wing it would be used to engage- Colleges Discriminate Form Union Defense Fund. sorted to the worn-out subterfuge that and persistently carrying through the facing the American working class. The program adopted by the conven- gangsters to beat up progressive j ’ Y the of measures with practically no resis- , As there is Course Against Labor; i An assessment for a defense fund was work “terrorists.” tion will be published in the near another example workers who were on strike against ; Tests from labor. They are able to No. 35, Problems the Com- for use in impending struggles with lance I future. On the local situation, trac- Tactical of the union-wrecking tactics of the Sig- !j Birger Stay. ido because labor is weak and to Bar “Undesirables” employers will be discussed at a spe- Gets this j,tion, food supply, schools and other munist Movement. D. Benjamin, In- man crew. (divided and has no mass j cial meeting of the Architectural Iron, SPRINGFIELD, 111., Oct. 9.—Char- political!,questions are discussed. structor. The description of this Levine then demanded that the its own. part: |j Swamped with applications, col- Bronz and Structural Workers’ Union lie Birger, member of one of south- ilarty of On traction the program reads- course reads in "Beginning with money be turned to unemployed j for a Party over leges and universities throughout the ! at the Rand School, 7 East 15th St., ern Illinois’ notorious outlaw gangs, "The need Labor and,, "There is underway a plan put for- an analysis of the present period of cloak and dressmakers. The right i Ticket was never great- i [east are using class, race and creed i Tuesday at 8 p. m. The question of today won the first step in his legal ['fjnited Labor j.ward as a unification scheme in the imperialism, partial stabilization and wing was not at the sugges- present pleased (as bases for discrimination against re-affiliation with the international, fight to save himself from the gal- er than at the time. It is transit which is to the special situation in America, the j, industry lay the tion, not being interested in the wel- of applicants. | conditions in the trade and future ! lows when the supreme court granted really time for labor, despite the dis- jbasis] for course then deduces conclusions as to thousands an increase in fare. fare of the rank and file workers. who come from union activities will also he discussed, petition for a writ of error and ferences existing, to join together for tactics which follow from that analy- Applicants work* his j Demand Municipal Ownership. Wanted to Give Them Money. families, are Negroes according Rosenfeld, supersedeas. ihe formation of a Labor Party and! sis.” j ing class who ( to A. secretary. ! “We demand complete municipal The trustee proposed that the money who known to lie ra- Jews, or are " United Labor Ticket. School's Influence or mwr—vn. ————< ( ownership of the system, Grows. j be given to the right wing and the 1 Include All Tendencies. i traction eon- ; dical are regarded as particularly tinuation of the five-cent fare, full The entire work of the Workers surety bonds be given to the Joint and a United Labor Ticket could ! I | “undesirable” by registrars "Such ! freedom for the to organize School and all the courses offered by Board. Levine in turn refused the be in such a manner workers barred from universities. By devices constructed as! of system a com- it evidence this tendency to make all Help the Onward March figures of | and control the by offer. like “references,” which are required to include representative * | 11i mission on which labor 1 shall have a courses of direct and maximum use by “per- and men and women active in the j The strike at Hyman Bros., cloak at many universities, and majority.” to the American labor movement in continuing many ! all tendencies in the labor movement 1 shop is with iarge picket sonality” tests young workers j The plank on traction says: “We the solution of the problems it faces Yesterday of the Russian Revolution struggle of labor. Since labor’s, demonstrations daily'. have been barred. ! demand the immediate erection of in the most powerful imperialist and outside been are not yet well organized, it Sylvia Factor was arrested Definite limits have placed municipally and capitalist nation of the world. This, allowed to be necessary to concentrate sufficient financed the shop and is now out on bail await- upon the number of Jews .vould cooperatively owned dwellings pro- no doubt, is one of the contributing particularly on those districts where to ing trial. matriculate at a number of the large vide cheap and adequate housing for factors which serves to explain the Flegg Schwab, leaders of the colleges. here is a chance of more effective I and * lapid growth in influence and in workers’ families.” popu- right wing scabs, were arrested for Campaign, and those districts where! larity of the Workers School. outstanding Plank On Schools. viciously attacking several girl pick- TROY, N. Y., Oct. 9.—ln workers’ an example of capitalist \ Those desiring to the On receive school ets. They are out on $1,090 hail each. gatherings in Schenectady and Troy justice or capitalist use of govern- schools: “The opening of every catalog can get it free by writing I ; to collection $16.50 was made for ment such as is Rosalsky but make j! school season finds the school build- ’ a of the Workers School, 108 East 14th Rum-Ring Expose. [forcesii particularly easy to educate work- ings overcrowded and thousands of Threatens The DAILY WORKER I St., New York City. to the necessity of independ- workers’ children deprived even of the CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.—An expose nolitical action. I limited possibilities the school system of the nation-wide operations of a YJefends Private Property. ! affords.” Wins Five-Year Fight bootleg ring was promised here today BOOKS In thSs campaign, Judge Rosalsky ; The introductory analysis at the by George Remus, “bootleg king,” runninjf for i-e-election. This (! convention was made by William W. For Compensation for l accused of the murder of his wife. ge has learned the reputation'of a Weinstone, district organizer. He r-=*==^==***==*s* ody Judjje Jeffries by his ardent ! j stressed the importance of the cam* i Husband Hurt on Job I the sanctity of private paign and the need for the Food _ ense of j formation Health of a oroperty. This capitalist lackey has labor party and described the in- After a five year struggle, Mrs.; Vegetarian Restauran- Eas demonstrated his loyalty to the tense concentration of government Concetta Tomasello has wrung SB,OOO now I employing class by sentencing many power in the hands of big business compensation from the Empire Stew- -1600 Madison Ave. long of imprison- interests. doring Company an injury re- Yorkers to terms for PHONE: X'IVERSITY I S' during the strike. Weinstone pointed out that allhc , ceived by her husband from which he / Jlnent cloakmakers’ ’|. ’ ¦ '',"ir ~-rr n , ~ against the use ! this is an off-year politically, the fact ! became insane. J I Vts a demonstration i or—i-r courts as a measure to the that Governor Al Smith and Jin ¦. j the and I j Charles *S\ /.f to the court injunction, Evans Hughes, outstanding candidates Ij Phone Stuyveeant 3816 /resistance 1 el. Lehigh COM. etc., it is a duty to put up a joint, for the presidential nomiantion, are U New Yorkers makes the Lm. ABRAHAM MARKOFF John's Restaurant 1 labor candidate against this infa- tasks of the ICROEOV DKVTIST I SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES Party important. A place with atmosphere I inous servant of the capitalists. Office Hour*: 6:20-12 A. M. 2-1 P U Doily Except Friday and Sunday. where all radical* meet. » "In the election, also, a member of G. Mueller was secretary of the j 246 EAST Übth STREET 302 E. 12th St. New York |a party is running for re-election convention. W’ilham F. Dunne re* your Cor Second Ave. New Tork. Ailing witli the new readers you secure YOl.'U NAME will appear in the, in the Second District , ported for the program and 11 P| as a judge committee T,|i , halls of the Kremlin during the celebrations of the Tenth Anniversary 5 Irwin Fralkin for the nomination and - '?= of the Russian Revolution. organization committee. =? FUR A FRESH, WHOLESOME Young Workers League Dr. J. Mindcl Dr. L. Hondin VEGETARIAN MEAL That Bosses Fear " Come to ' 11 S NEW READER'S PLEDGE—Greet (he Tenth Anniversary of I — and AMALGAMATED Surgeon Dentists Scientific Vegetarian lhi Hu- ian Revolution with your pledge to read Meeting FOOD WORKERS EVERY BOOK REVIEWED Loc. No. 164 1 UNION SQUARE Restaurant DA II V WORKER. Meet* lit Saturday The [S' /fCIlt 803 Phona Stuyv. OR ADVERTISED IN WORKER, ( £ nrltj S ) In the month at Room 10119 75 E. 107th Street New York. r> \ l,y 33 Fir*t New York. N Y. Tuesday, October 11 I The WORKER Flense mail this — Here my 4161 Third ¦¦ is rlcdfre to read I‘All.Y 1 Ip.H J Avenue, <0 I v revolutionary his! peasant* of N Y The DAILY WORKER pledK l .is m> ureetlnif to 'he worker* the 11 ¦¦ Anniversary Revolution. ; ft • —~tx Soviet l.'nlon on the Tenth of the Russian (FunctionariesThe District Executive Committee ”T.i ,„ vvhi-:in:¦ no ivn to you will at PHOTOGRAPHY] meet drink find is calling a meeting of all Executive Union Label Brand. ANYTHING IN AND EAT? At th.* My newsdealer is sm HATE!* STUDIO OH OUTSIDE WORK to take up a number of j THE JIMMIE HIGGINS Anul> Committees Patronlxe Our Friend Six months. 3.51 very important questions. The meet- Advertise your union meetings BOOK SHOP City Boro Three months 3.00 1 here. For New Sollins Dining Room In \ew York 1 ing he held Tuesday, October 11. information write to is will I SPIESS STUDIO Good Feed , Good Company University Place My name per ,|S.OO right Any Any Day 106 u a! p. after work at 108 54 Second Ave., 3rd St. Hour ** 4,60 6 m.. The DAILY WORKER j cor. A ; : ->) I York CitT. J I 6 t: Jl