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On to the Garden Giant Pageant of the Class Struggle Page Two THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928 THEIR MASTER’S VOICE i By Jacob Burck I Red Caravan Brings Message Working Election Class Mothers Force Mayor to Make Concessions Tasks of AllParty WEINSTONE PANS PARADE TO GREET Members for Nov. 4 Here are the tasks of every EXPERT PATRIOT a FOSTER, GITLOW Party member in District 2 to make Red Week the reddest in the history of New York. IN DEBATE IN LI. HERE We must distribute in every ON ARRIVAL home, shop and where workers arc to be found, a leaflet adver- Vvr ilts Before Expect Crowd tising the Madison Square Gar- O’Brien Overflow den Meeting, Sunday, Nov. 4. Pointed Questions at Carden Sunday The splendid red poster by Fred Ellis, advertising Jhe meet- J. Robert O’Brien. “Constitutional Continued from Page One ing, must be placed in win- Crusader,” professional patriot and ,’ommissioner Warren yesterday dow. meeting hall, in every large member of a baker’s dozen jingoist vrote to Weinstone: industrial building. and fascist organizations, was re- “I am enclosing herewith formal Every working class organiza- duced to the sorry spectacle of a •pplication for pai’ade permit. If tion, union or fraternal should lame apologist for a corrupt system ou will fill it out and give us the call upon its members to attend as a result of the scathing attack on cessary information so that we as- a body. capitalism made by William W. ;n properly police the parade, I Throughout the week, every Weinstone in a debate held Monday I nail issue the permit* Party member is to carry on per- night at Moose Hall, Broadway and Plans to make this parade the sonal agitation in his shop about Eleventh Ave., Astoria. The usual avenues of publicity, such as the press and the movies, most spectacular show of power in the meeting. Every Party mem- Astoria is the stamping ground are, of course, closed to workers and their militant party, the Workers | the history of the New York labor ber should bring not elss than ten ( Communist) of the John J. Dwyer Post 260 of Party. But the workers of Cleveland have found away movement immediately got under workers from his shop. bring Following a protest, demonstration held outside the City Hall, a committee workingclass the Veterans of Foreign Wars, to the Communist election message before the workers. The j way. Committees were formed to of of All Party members are in- photo mothers, representing the Parents Association Olinville, Mayor Walker, who had been trying to which has been carrying on a cam- above shows how automobiles, covered with red campaign marshall and route the march. Var- of forced structed to attend the Party dodge them to make several concessions in order to relieve conditions at Public School 89, paign of villification and slander posters, announced the arrival of William Z. Foster, Communist can- ious trade union and fraternal or- the Bronx. membership meeting promptly against the Workers (Communist) didate for president, to the workers of the city. ganization heads called upon their after work, at Manhattan Ly- Friday, Party and the Soviet Union through members to take part in the march- Harlem Red Rally to 500 Hear Bishop Brown Declared Insane in ceum, 66 East 4th St., on its “Americanization Directors,” 7 New ing demonstration. Nov. 2, 6.30 p. m., to receive im- Classes Will Candidacy of last minute instructions “Constitutional Crusaders” and sim- Weinstone made public a call to Boost Flay U. S. Churches 7 States; Speaks for portant WEST RED Begin at all the workers of New York. It n connection with Election Day ilar ostensibly lucrative offices. SIDE This Week In- Welsh Tomorrow Eve Continued Page One Tammany A1 Smith closing days of dicative of the lame showing made read: from and the the Elec- the Workers School tion Campaign. by O’Brien was the scanty and half- Workers Must Participate. ers (Communist) Party stand on the A campaigner A Red Night in upper Harlem to ' 1 for A1 Smith, who Every unit is to elect a com- hearted applause which followed his the Negro question.” RALLY TONIGHT The Workers School continues to “For first time since the boost the Negro youth candidate ! has been declared insane in seven mittc of 10 to be part of a com- speeches, compared as with that | start new classes this week. Seven World War the workers of New Edward Welsh, has been arranged Bishop Brown condemned the in- states arrived in New York City mittee of 1,000 to have charge of which greeted his appearance ors parade through into r the | courses will have their opening ses- York will the streets for evening, to take place ] - jection of the religious issue the the floor at the Madison Square stage. tomorrow yesterday. He is John V. Nash, of Communist Speakers to ! siem at this school as follows: Eng- of the city in demonstration of their on most populated corners of present election campaign, saying Garden and to report on Sunday the 1 Emoryville, Va. Covered with Hot Question. : lish V, Monday and Wednesday from class solidarity on the occasion of the section. A number of open-air ' that both the republican and demo- i W. morning at 10.30 a. m. in the “Resolved that the present form Address Workers | 8.30 to 9.50 p. m.; English VII, Mon- the arrival to New York City of meetings will be held at various ( cratic parties had raised this “issue” placards boosting Smith, wearing Garden. of government opposed to day William Z. Foster and Benjamin Git- for of differences is the best Continued Page One I and Wednesday from 8.30 to points in Harlem, ending in a big * lack real in their j long hair, a flowing beard and blow- from 9-50 p. m.; low, candidates for president and interests of the masses.” That was ! tending from to St. i Public Speaking for united rally at 135th St. and 7th ! platforms. “Both parties are hypo- ing a long fish horn the in- the with 14th St. 47th I Working Women, vice president of the United States he said. lunatic BYRD SHIP SOLD. subject, the district organ- There will be a large wind-up meet- Thursday from Ave. critical,”< vaded Union Square. izer of the Workers (Communist) 8.30 to 9.50 p. m.; Fundamentals of on the Workers (Communist) Party WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (UP).— I ing in front of the section head- All members of the upper and . “The Catholic and Protestant Although in appearance he was Party for the affirmative. At the Communism, Tuesday from 7.00 to ticket, Saturday, Nov. 3, 3:30 p. m., Sale of the steamer Chantier, for- quarters at 9:30 p. m. must report < churches are equally reactionary j end of the debate the audience of ,8.20 p. m.; Principles of Marxism I, at the Grand Central Station. This lower Harlem units somewhat unlike the other cam- The following speakers should re- 1 to St., at and are both tools of capitalism,” 1 paigners for Tammany Al, merly used by Commander Richard workers was so resolved. from 7 to 8.20 p. m.; Theory and will be the first appearance of our without fail 200 W. 135th '<¦ his dis- port to 101 W. 27th St.: Gibulsky. 7 p. m., arrangements will ho said. “Speaking of the enslave- ! course was on the same high plane. E. Byrd, for $34,000 to Ole Weinstone, in his opening speech, Practice of Trade Unionism, Thurs- standard bearers in the city before where 1 Froiland I Peer, Joe Cohen, I. Cohen, B. Gus-1 be made for open air meetings, sale ment of man to the machine, only After listening to him a Communist quoted Wilson and other day from 8.30 to 9.50 p. m.; Prob- their appearance the following day, i of New York, a Norwegian citizen, Woodrow i sakoff, Wright, Leßoy, Huiswood, the parade enslavement of the machine to being “respectable” historians who admit- lems of Workers Children (for Pio- Sunday, at Madison Square Garden. of literature and final 1 remarked that instead of de- was authorized by the United States i Bydarian, Glazin, McDonald, P. and wind up rally. Speakers from man will liberate the workers, and clared insane in seven states only, ted that the American constitution neer Leaders) Monday from 7 to Defy Labor Fakers. i it Shipping Board today. The vessel Shapiro, I. Zimmerman, G. Spiro, the downtown units must also re- t this is possible only under Commu- should be made unanimous—-interna- will be used on the White Sea was framed by a minority! of the 8.20 p. m. “The thousands of workers that and Pasternak, R. Rubin, G. Primoff, port at the same place. i nism.” tionally. Baltic Sea trade. wealthy class with the conscious aim Mania Res, Charles Alexander, Har- The course in Theory and Prac- will march in this parade will show of safeguarding capitalist interests ry Blake, N. Wilks, Biedenkapp, H. tice of Trade Union Work to be to the labor bureaucrats, to the so- against the masses and for the per- Davis, Nat Kaplan, Lawrence Ross, given by John J. Ballam on Thurs- cialist lackeys, that the militant petuation of private property. He Max Kagan, Magliacano, Candella, day 8.30 p. m., in addition to taking j spirit of labor is aflame and that pointed out that under the present Kalfedis, B. Rubin, Napoli. up the role of trade unions and the the workers mean to give back blow system of society “the rich get • • • class struggle, the History of the for blow against the attempts to richer and the poor get poorer,” ahd 1.
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