DAILY WORKER. NEW YORK. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1934 Page Five FLASHES and Soviet Critic Describes Growth Auto Workers* News CHANGE CLOSE-UPS Prepares Basis For By LENS Creative Art in the U.S.S.R. THE WAS present at a showing the Os I other night of two Soviet films to a crew of Hollywood professionals Dynamov Declares Mass Thousand* See Struggle In Industry at the Paramount Eastern Service j j Recent major- WORLD! Btudios. Astoria. L. I. The Literary Movement AUTO WORKERS’ of Art Exhibition* NEWS. officiiaJ longer article* general By of group spectators | news SENDER GARLIN ity the of had organ of the Auto Workers Union, One a regular column in the pape* never seen Soviet film before and Has Developed in Moscow published at 4210 Woodward Ave.. that recommends Itself especially to the interesting. PROM a biographer of Karl Marx to an apologist for reactions were For Detroit. Subscription *se a year. us is headed “Facts for Auto Work- the most part fabulously paid • * • 1 these By S. DINAMOV stream of art confuting all the ers”—briefs on production, sales. N, Mr. Andrew Mellon is quite stretch, live and a j a Spargo - but John people think in vacuum. Trotzkyist counter revolutionary Reviewed by R. A., cost of living and the gen- To them, stuffy studios, decadent years passed since the vari- made the distance in good time. Some i fables about “uniform’’ art In ROBERT W. DUNN | eral of you may have luxury and Malibu Beach the TWOous organizations of proletarian the economic situation of the coun- are U.S.S.R. try as it bears on the position of missed it, but Spargo took a little off only realities. Some, like Ben writers, artists and composers were Auto Workers' News is one of time some weeks ago Hecht An unprecedented number of auto workers. It is much the same for instance, intellec- done away with and the basis laid THEthe oldest militant trade union to. address a letter to the Editor of the New York are downright people visited the exhibitions of type of material as the N R. A. Times, tual harlots who have given up all for new unions organized in com- ! papers in the United States. with whom he corresponds regularly. with a of the paintings organized in connection i turns out for other industries in its pretense at honesty and turn out pliance decision Party with It was a regular weekly paper of published on April anniversaries of the October various Notes. The editor of Auto Aroused by the action of the United States Attorney-General distortions like “The Front Page" at 23, 1932. Those standard size in 1919. Detroit work- in who supported program Revolution and the Red Army. The Workers News exhibits a keen re- making a gesture at prosecuting for so much per scenario. (Hecht. the of Sov- | entries in the ers have told us that it then sold search Mellon alleged income-tax eva- who iet development and aspired to par- made visitors’ book sense and good editorial abil- sions. together with direct- exhibitions are worth !by the thousands on the street in Spargo wrote to The Times as follows: McArthur is ticipate actively in socialist con- of the read- ity getting over these facte in ing a piece of at Eastern ! In a brief as corners and in the plants of that | the and you your kitsch the eligible for ing. article, such this simplest most readable "Thank for editorial 'Mr. Mellon and the Attorney- Studio, was present.) struction were enroll- it ; and neighboring cities. For years it ment. The wisdom of this decision | is hardly possible to give an idea j style. General.' The modesty of your language the Others, nnd these of the scope i recorded the struggles of the auto • * • emphasizes unanswerable form the ma- is quite at present, wide of interests the logic and the uncompromising jority, are synthetic manifest for millions of displayed. : and auto parts workers, besides car- defense of private right in every souls far re- Soviet art has grown stronger under visitors paper has also been running sentence of your comment. moved from the turbulent currents All the genres—still life, portraits, rying new of the general labor in recent issues the new conditions. New significant movement THE special article* of the realities that are shaking landscape and satiric paintings were furnished by Federated : on "Andrew W. Mellon is an works of art have appeared and I Press the economic condition of the American citizen whose eminent service the world about them and who are highly admired by them. and left wing news agencies. by to new writers have grown up, whose The i country the Detroit Pen A? Ham* the nation richly merited the enviable reputation almost in their ignorance of --J Diversity of the Drama paper was discontinued for a which he has borne naive first works already made them pop- years j mer, group promises to be with modesty. That reputation of The same after several and was later revived Mr. Cummings (Attorney-General) anything outside their circum- ular among wide masses of read- aspiration most !of great service to the union. The scribed artificial world (years diverse forms of art is noticeable in under the editorship of Phil Ray- undertook to dishonor and destroy. If Mr. Mellon’s income tax re- of ers (Lebedenko, Sobolev, Avdeenko, Pen At Hammer organization is now, participation in the weaving of the theatrical field. mond. at that time secretary of the ! incidentally, turns. after their approval and acceptance by the internal revenue and others). SERGEI Automobile, conducting an elaborate fairytales and bluff on celluloid for DYNAMOV Some performances of classic United Aircraft and first-hand survey experts, were found to be incorrect, believed to so, The rightful role of proletarian Outstanding Soviet literary critic Vehicle Workers of I of the working and or be he had the mass consumption have made | authors such as “Talents and Ad- America, Local ! living of right them has to high who writes frequently oh 127 of conditions Detroit workers same as the humblest citizen of the land—namely, to be served that way.) A few of these were literature risen a level. American mirers," “Wolves and Sheep,” by Detroit. We remember con- and would doubtless A mass literary movement has de- authors In “International Litera- sulting its pages welcome the with notice of the review of his returns and to receive a hearing present. | Ostrovski, had a fully deserved suc- frequently in volunteer services of anv Dally before veloped. the number of literary ture.” gathering Labor | the Board of Appeals, etc." An extremely rare few (I can ; cess, but at the same time an im- material for and Worker reader in Detroit who circles has increased and, above all, mensely greater interest was shown Automobiles, the first book in the might * * * * count them on the fingers my care to assist In the of the work carried young I Labor taking two hands) are genuine artistic on with jin modern plays. Comedies proved Research Assn., labor and in- of questionnaires. ; writers has assumed an organized poem “Pressure," by dustry series. paper ap- Mr. Mellon’s “Eminent Service” creators who have compromised and j Alexandrovich, just as successful as "serious" plays. The had Pictures and cartoons and more fundamental “Steps," by Chkhikvadze, peared as a monthly, are used in are holding on to Hollywood in the ! character. “Bakii,” is significant that works, quite and at still the paper to good Soviet art welcomes the second an- by V. Totoviantz, the Armenian llt less frequent intervals, until advantage, a full what “eminent service” Mr. Mellon ha.s rendered to the nation dim hope of “being given a chance” i j different in genre and content, were Decem- cross-page picture in a recent issue *JUST niversary of the historic decision of writer, and others also belong in ' ber, 1933, when A. B. Magil took John Spargo does not disclose. As a matter of fact, an examina- to produce something away from awarded premiums at the recent j showing the charging National the Party with a number of out- this group. competition over the editorship and the paper tion of Mellon's depradations as listed in Harvey O’Connor’s the idiotic Hays formulas. Such a j All-Union under the | Guardsmen of Toledo, a lesson, K masterly standing works of art and a general The life and struggle of auspices of government. became a bi-weekly with four pages expose, Millions," man is Slavko Vorkapich, who for the col- j the These ever there was one. in the clase “Mellon's will convince one that dodging income tax enthusiasm in all fields of creative lective farmers plays of of five columns each. seven years has been trying to ap- who are building a were. “Destruction the ; nature of the democratic govem- payments is small potatoes compared to the ingenious effort. collective regime under the It is unquestionably the paper methods worked ply his brilliantly original ideas in’ leader- Squadron." by Korneichuk (on the : ment controlled by the auto mae- out by the The attention paid by the Party ship of the were workers should consult if they want Mellon dynasty for piling up millions by exploitation, the midst of apathy, mediocrity, Party, depicted in sinking of the Black Sea Squadron), ; nates and their kind. Well shot and its unremitting leadership ac- a number of works, to know what’s what in the motor financial manipulation, and various and sundry forms of chicanery. ridicule. Only his remarkable abil- such as "Ingots,” “The Miraculous Alloy,” by Kirshon pictures of striking and picketing count for this important change and by Panferov, Upturned,” by (a witty industry today. It. is also undoubt- It’s ity as a consulting expert on “spe- “Soil comedy on a brigade of I workers are found in practically rather hard to believe that the writer of the letter to the the great achievements attained so Sholokhov, “On the Communists). edly the paper the labor historians cial effects,” which make his serv- Ridge,” by Stav- young “Fighters,” by | every issue of the paper. times is the author of what for many years only biography far in the realm of the arts. The ties ski, Enemy," by (on Army of the future will to go was the ice almost indispensable at times, “The Permitin, Romashev Red command- have to News of auto production and auto between the representatives of art “Lads,” ers), by when they come to write the of Karl Marx in the English language—if we exclude Otto Ruhle's has permitted him to survive by Kotchin, a play bv I. “Shahnama,” Janan (a play auto- workers' conditions in the in and the working class have Mikishenko, mobile labor history of the current Soviet psycho-analytic “study" of Marx based most arid of capitalist “The Girls of Our in the style of oriental tales), and Union, appear frequently on the thesis that Marx’s that creative strengthened. Soviet writers and Country," period. For it faithfully reflects which in thinking grew faulty digestive organs. Hollywood. the poem “Over the the comedy “The Watchmaker and the the paper, helps to give all out of centers, artists have more closely approached by life of auto specially the readers Vorkapich pres- River,” Kupala, works by Ar- the Chicken," by Kotcherga. workers, of the a sense of the Spargo, for many years a Slavko was also the life and interests of the workers most exploited of Ford, nearness and im- leader of the American Socialist Party, ent showing. It menian authors, such as “Rural Es- Unfortunately, the cinema is sections the portance of workers in country at this was at his and collective farmers, and the says,” by Zarian, “Yashar,” General Motors, Chrysler and other that Jed the jingo, pro-war group which included William English Walling, invitation that Hecht and his by Jab- lagging behind the general progress who are turning out Ford model wife practical development of socialist arly, the Azerbaijan and art. plants. Charles Edward Russell and the others who later formed the American came. After squirming restlessly writer, of Soviet Backward methods of type cars and Amo trucks. One also in construction. New and essential others. work, Alliance for Democracy, his chair during showing of incorrect understanding of the gets from these accounts something Labor and which was practically an adjunct the themes are set before them; their Many works producer Auto Workers' News, in Yutkevitch’s “Golden Mountains,” have been devoted to role of the who so far has the of upward lift of the motor industry of the Intelligence Division of the Wilson administration. talents and abilities have been given the period War, as for been the first place, carries Hecht remarked in a cynically wise- of Civil in- highest authority in the THE the essential in the Soviet Uniion in contrast, with * a new and fruitful trend. news * * * stance, “Intervention," by Slavin, field of the cinema, lack of of the industry—news flashes cracking vein: “That thing could and personal the shutdowns and slow disintegra- Rich Diverse Art “Fiery Road,” by Argutinski, “The responsibility, weak leadership, ex- from the organization and strike tion . of the in stand the scissors . . I've always industry the United He Collects Old Pottery Soviet art is extremely rich in its People Who Fly,” by V. Tolstoi, and tremely insufficient fronts as well as special stories. For contended that the Russians don’t very collaboration States. content, and diverse so * in its on. with writers and playwrights—all example, the revelations on the tie- * * o'PARGO, who now lives in Old Bennington. make the propaganda obvious Vermont, spends his time themes. Within the single style of Themes connected with the crisis this resulted in a situation where up of certain local Detroit labor . THE paper usually a enough . . They lay it on carries fourth collecting old American pottery. In addition, he is president of the don’t socialist realism there is an im- and decay of capitalism as as new pictures ceased to ap- leaders with a notorious spy agency thick enough ...” well cinema \ I page editorial of real Vermont Historical Society the mense wealth of genres and trends. the world “war and fascism have at- pear on time and which ran in the issue of March 10 merit on (appointed by late Calvin Coolidge), What most impresesd their quality was l the most immediately Benny in j Maxim Gorki, the great prole- tracted the attention of Soviet writ- far from what of this year, made a story of real pressing prob- and from time to time writes letters to the New York Times. He'S "Golden Mountains” was pure- should be expected. lems before the auto workers’ the i tarian writer, depicted with extreme ers (“War,” by Tikhonov, “Over- The attention of the Party to this importance. Here just one of a whole crew of ex-socialists who have gone more to the ly muscular impact of the brawl in i artistic force are some of the recent ones: "Strike the aspects of the hauling,” by Sobolev, “Battle in the section of art recently changed the ! The workers’ correspondence right than the most rock-ribbed conservative in the pre-war days. the last reel. Much in the same past. His plays “Yegor is Wave Answers New Deal”; “Whither Bulichev West,” by Vishnevski, “The Tomb situation in the field of cinema. A j well done and seems from One of these days enterprising revolutionary journalist way that eight-year olds are moved and Others” "Dostigayev” in- of the to come the M. E. S. A.” 'Mechanics Educa- some ought to and Unknown Soldier,” by Lidin, } number of new pictures appeared in | every plant in the industry, not only the by final reckonings with villains in culcate detestation of the past and “Abduction of 1934 tional Society of America); “Motor assemble facts about the present-day activities of some of these Hollywood Europe,” by K. Fadin, j and there is still a sufficient ! from those in Detroit. Recent let- “westerns.” You can a wish to fight, for the socialist “Confrontation,” G. Products Strike Shows What Can Socialists of yesteryear: David Karsner, official biographer of Eugene by Serebrtan- j number of them in production. The j ters which we examined dealt briefly B* now get somewhat of an angle on fatherland. The powerful articles kova., “The Kirshon, ! ! Done.” Debs and Horace Traubel. and Trial,” by “The cinema workers have not drawn the and plainly with speed-up. small de- a practical one-time literary editor of the New the profound brain that, pictured a written by Gorki, a genuine master Heavy Division," necessary Finally, point that may Call; by Lebedinski, j conclusions from the sue- ! partment strikes, pay cute, health perhaps be York Charles Edward Russell, Evans Clark. Chester Wright, and radical in “Front, Page” as a patho- of proletarian journalism, consti- "The Feat.” by “The of useful to the papers of Lapin, Path ; cess "Counter-Plan.” a picture hazards such as the deadly Auto of the other boys who on various logical specimen fit for the padded tute a vivid supplement to his of the L, fumes other unions. Workers News some are now comfortable payrolls. plays. Samurais," by Rubinstein, j produced by Ermler. They have in the motor rooms of the Hudson cell. Socialist construction and industry others.). not! seems to be able—and this is no • » and realized that this picture a sanitary Chester Wright was one-time managing editor of The New York • was i plant, conditions, and ef- mean are themes treated by many Soviet Historical Novel Developing great achievement—to line up ads Call, but now he’s editor of Matthew Woll’s vicious International Labor success because it dealt with forts to organize including exposures from many small businessmen. I CASTING director present dur- writers. The following are the most Simultaneously with the works on a present day theme and was worked of This prints company unions and A. F. of L. fact may part News Service which still canards about the Soviet Union which ing the screening became gen- outstanding examples: "Energy,” by modern themes the type out by means genuine art, betrayals. account in for the of litera- of that leader Some issues could regular appearance of paper, even cynical city editors of metropolitan newspapers would throw uinely interested, engaged me in Gladkov, "Unity,” by Nikiforov, ture known as historical its heroes real whose the novels has were people, have stood more of this sort of which 1s evidently of a into the waste-paper basket. conversation and jotted down book “The Pacific Ocean,” by Vladimir greatly developed. Many life was interesting, who less drain writers were loved workers' correspondence, and if it on the union treasury references on the theories of the Lidin, “My Friend," by Pogodin. have turned to the past trying to and whose lot attracted the than are Evans Clark, who joined Norman Thomas after the death of The audi- was available it should not have some official organs of the great Soviet directors. "Time Forward,” by Katayev, “Man comprehend it in a new way. Most end. been crowded move- Call establishing Leader,” a daily “non-partisan” (that A Changes Skin,” out even for the ment. in “The labor beautiful young cutting-room His by Yasienski, characteristic of these novels are Our Soviet cinema production is is, socialist) sheet, is now working for the Boston capitalist Edward girl shouted in admiration of some “The Big Conveyor,” by J. Ilyin, the “Peter the First,” by A. Tolstoi, j freeing itself with great difficulties Filene. His job is to advise the old boy how dispense his of the superb sequences in Vertov's collective volume “People of the “Tsusima,” by Novikov-Priboi, from expenditure and on to con- Stalingrad "The enormous “Man With The Camera.” She ap- Tractor Plant,” “I Love," Barricades," by Pavlenko, waste of money and particular tributions to public charities. by and “The in parently enjoyed the films tremen- Avdeenko and “Kara-Bugaz.” by Youth of Marx,” by Serebriakova. from producers who disguise their WHAT’S ON With Joseph Shaplen. another ex-socialist serving the New York dously and wanted to know “Why Paustovski. The works of Whlte- Novels, tales, poems, satires, hu- incapacity to create films for the WORKERS Clubs Times as a “labor expert,” it might be illuminating to compile a the director Russian writers, such as “Tales’’ by morous stories, most genres of Friday Attention—Camp Fol- list made this picture?" diverse millions people by talk of the lowers of Nature win make special rates preserve "Why Lilkov, “New City,” by Gruskl, SENDER Daily for any of those who are now helping to the present system of things and did he cut in a close-up the and forms unite into one powerful “specific aims” of cinema art. GARLIN. Staff writer of club visiting us for a day ot Worker, on ’Do You Believe Whet on the basis of their early contact with of a face between long shots of a You week-end. Arrangements must be mads the Socialist movement in Read?” with pictures of America Today two weeks In sdvtnce. busy street?” etc., etc. To her such Tartar, America. Mara the Revolutionary Blue* SEND OFF PARTY to Rae Berne leav- films were like revelation, Singer. of Club, * * * * some Drama Section Worker* ing for Soviet Union. 8 30 p m. at Brook, Friday. 8 30 p.m. at strange and fascinating. June 22. Coney Island lyn Labor Lyceum. 947 Willoughby ASre.. Worker* 27th and Borrowing of "Golden Center. Mermaid Ave. Brooklyn. Adm. ISc. Auspices. On Books At the end Moun- Adm. 35c. Auspice*. Rose Pastor Williams- Mrs. Hecht Brains Behind Stoke* burg Br. F.S.T7. Entertainment, refresh- tains" applauded wildly Barbed Wire! Br. I.L.D. and Workers Club of Coney ments, etc. “Dear Comrade Garlin: and exclaimed: “What a beautiful Island. OPENING- Celebration in new headquar- SUMMER FESTIVAL. 52 W. 15th St., your film! I really feel shouting ters of Anti-Nazi Federation tonight. * “This letter is addressed to (mu, as column ’Change The like Friday. 8:30. Auspice*. m 'Long Live the Soviet Union’.” Mrs. Theatre Collective m., 188 W. 23rd Bt. Songs by "Stevedore” World’ might a 8 is Program includes Lannv Rosa. Richard cast. suggest corrective for problem which I think quite is honest, Anti-Nazi Poems. Dance Recital, jszg important. Hecht an sincere woman, Huey and other*. Dancing, refreshment,*. Band and other attractions. and unlikp her A Collective Report on Persecution in Qermany Adm. 35c. Adm 35c. boy-friend, devoid Nazi DANCE and Entertainment given hr %1J GENERAL Assembly of Worker* “In the ‘News of the Workers Schools,’ we see that a major of his vitriolic cynicism. School Oakley Johnaon Study Groups at, u p3. student* Friday. 8:30. at 35 E 12th St, Hall. 11 w. St 9 p.m. many Slavko Vorkapich, who could 18th , Jazz, enter- problem with of the schools is the absence of an adequate library. VII. Helldorf, Hanussen was, according a. Nero!’ unfortunately 2nd floor In addition to awarded prize* tainment, features. Oakley of than But there will he a program Johnson and in New York, we two libraries, the teach the art the cinema, to all > to a musical rendered Marjorie Smith, author of Here have workers reading library Theodore -essing joke current in Berlin, not a history shows that behind the by ” "Broadway CO of Hollywood's they ‘ American String Quartet’ and Rosr Moscow Refreshments. the Workers proper, the the "masters” if On clairvoyant, but a. “Helldorvoyant.” zero, a always Renard. Dramatic Boprano. A, In School and circulation library in the 26th of February, 1933. future Nero stands Markoff ETR-ST SUMMER Frolic, at Pierre Degev- were but capable of learning, was the And Director, student*. Workers In many noted clairvoyant, this count friend of his. who hidden." will address Adm. free. ter Club. 5 E. 19th St, 8:30 p Bookstore. the latter are to be found of the better Erich Hanussen. • m Edwa-d so genuinely by • * stirred “The Man counted so heavily in the All welcome. Koeln Os Unity Theatre. books, we get, opened his new and elegant inner FILM Mordecal Bsu- which students have been anxious to but were, unable With The Camera." that, he ex- Berlin circles SHOWING ‘Road t.o Life” at mann. baritone. Also musical novelties home. In the which of Nazi intrigue, knew, and words were written by Worker* Lab. Theatre, 42 and to, up to the present, because of the expense involved. But that claimed: "Well, boys! I’m packing seance he held F 12th St.. R-piece dance hand Entertainment starts now could tell, without being a THESELessing Friday. Benefit * Troop ' W. in p.m. Subscription my things going as part, of the entertainment for clair- in 1925 concerning Hin 8:30. Shock 1 250. cool off on -oof. a circulation library was established, we thought that the problem of and to the Soviet voyant., just, which “big buildings” denburg's L.T. Adm. 20c, Air pooled quarters Union!” Mrs. Vorkapich. his prominent guests, he saw “a big candidacy for President Saturday expense solved. a. sentive were scheduled to be burned, and of the 20-50 PER CENT discount sale at was and intelligent building burning.” The next day German Republic. Hinden- Workers woman, expressed a which “well known scholars” were Bookshop* begin* Friday, Jun* CONCERT and Dance at Irving Plaaa. quickly disappointed. one can '“the big building” known as burg was the zero. And the history Saturday. July 7. join Irvine Place 15th St “However, we were Before obtain a similar sentiment. the going to be targets 22—Ends the Hr- and . Saturday 8 » Reichstag was burned. the for Nazi bullets. of the last year and a half has culating library, 50 E. 13th NYC. Auspices. Branches 3 and 133 I W o. book from the Workers Circulation Library, one dollar is required for As we walked to the subway On sth The St.. and on of February, 1933, this same chair- revolver which fired the bul- shown that so many years ago LECTURE by Joe Gilbert at Magnet Comm of Needle Tradee WTD. registration. When a book is taken off the shelf, our way home, a young Hungarian let Youth 1033 Bergen Street, CARNIVAL sports, dramatics, one is brusquely told voyant, Hanussen, on the occasion into the body of Professor Theo- Lessing was right. The zero which Club. neai chorus of hard-working studio-hand let loose dore Lessing, Nostrand Ave.. Brooklyn. 8 p.m. Topic 300 singers. Dancing at Ulmer Park. Wee* that ‘another $1.50 must be paid, as the book costs $2.50.’ After taking of a performance giving was loaded in the Nazi was and is Hindenburg, hid Wave End stop 35t.h and sang the “International” in his he was in headquarters. the Recent Strike in America. Adm 15c Train Ave, 3 p.m. til! 1 the book home, and reading it carefully from cover to cover (this Hanover, had predicted from the Nero which is Hitler and the Nazi LECTURE by Dr. D. Stumkoff on Work- a m Auspices. Jewish Workers Club* native tongue. ers since have assignments stage: What drew down on this regime. Health in Soviet, Union and United WEEK-END OUTING arranged bv Dress requires at least a week, many of us from (Slavko Vorkapich, scholar States at Cutters Group to Camp about whom “A scholar, very from Hanover of the Williamsburg Workers Club. 43 Nltgedalgel 83 3* cover, many our up more well known in the hate rulers In 1872 Theodore Lessing was Brooklyn. p.m. Includes round trip class to and of evenings are taken with club and will be said in this column in of Manhattan Ave.. 8:30 A1 bus fare—three meals* Hanover, and who is much talked the Third Reich? "Love is there, born, the son of a doctor. His youth invitad. nights' lodging. Bus leaves June 33rd, group work), we are obliged to pay twenty-one cents, plus fare, as the the near future, has become a friend 11 a.m. 140 of about in Hanover, will suffer nothing but love and sympathy for was embittered and LECTURE on Strikes and Injunctions from w. 38th St For ticket* per the Film and Photo League, tormented. by Dr. and call 140 fee is 3c day. death during this year.” all creatures . . . one can’t help be- Though a radical in his Shriftman. I.L.D. Attorney. 7:3C further information at w. early days p St.. , having already given concrete ex- ing reminded of m., at 130 W. 23rd St. Auspices, sth 38th Room 101. capitalist of running our On the 30th of August, 1933, the St. Francis of at he of Jews vp. BANQUET June “If this method workers’ libraries is pression to his sympathies in the school descendant A I.L.D Branch. 23rd at Ambassador / “scholar, very well known in Han- Assisi. Are we to believe that such and would-be was LECTURE by Paul Salter on Hall. 3875 Third Ave . celebrating 9th / followed for very long, I’m afraid the less studious will ju3E fold up form of a substantial donation and assimilationist “Contem- nlversary An- over” suffered by a man is a ‘disintegrator,’ a cor- repelled porary Philosophy ’ at Rugby Club I.L.D. Leon Blum, guest o| / go a death. But no by the brutal anti-semitism 1 Youth Speakers. and to a neighborhood movie, while the more serious will continue promise to lecture before the means rupter of the and LECTURE on “The New Soviet Woman” honor. R. B. Moore, Allan a normal death from natural people of youth?” of his fellow-students in the uni- and others. Tua»/ up now—patronize New York students of the Potamkin Film 84 E 52nd St.. Brooklyn. 8:30. Adm. 10c. Entertainment Hot supper/ as we have to the Public Library, where causes. Theodore Lessing in his These words were written in 1926 in versity. He 1401 Admission 50 Ausplees School. Red front! Comrade Vor- sat renounced Protestant- at Jerome Ave.. Bronx fcor. 170th St.) rents. Bronx B-eJ there is no expense involved, and where courtesy is taken for granted. workroom, in his room of refuge, an essay on Theodore Lessing by ism and became Bronx. 8:30. Speaker. Jay Arch. Adm. 10c tion I.L.D. kapich!) a Jew. He wrote GALA his the philopher Hans many poems, Auspices, Mt. Eden Br F.B.U. concert-dance at 1373 43rd back toward the window. This Driesch. short stories, critic- Brooklyn. 8 30. 3t “Sincerely yours, MASS MEETING of Harlem Women's Auspices C.P. Unit 3. SgcT back served as a broad target for But University in isms. Uncertainly groped 11. the Technical he about Anti-War Committee, 8 p. m., at Julia Comrade Markoff of Workers School the the Nazi in will speak. A Recent Student of Workers School. murderers. Was this Erich Hanover, like other universities of the world, lived as travelling Mella Club. 1413 sth Ave. cor. 116th St. * * * * genuine Speakers: Joseph SPEND Hanussen a chairvoyant? the Weimar Republic, teacher, lecturer, elocutionist, recit- Brodsky. Williana J this week-end June 33 Of- would not Burroughs. Littinsky. with Not a bit of it! Otherwise he would tolerate in its faculty any instructor or. publicist. Tillie Entertainment, fice Workers Union at. Followers of Tr»a Petty-Bourgeois TUNING Adm. free. M,k ' at. Instincts? IN '"""rations off-a, have foreseen his own murder at who ventured to make a In 1904 "I sought and found a po- TRADE Union criticism of Union Strategy. Class of Har- 114 W. 14th St. Chelsea 3-9805. AceOrrW the hands of Nazi agents. But he General Field sition as teacher in lem Workers will $3 I’M afraid I can be only slightly sympathetic. My own personal ex- Marshal von Htnden- Dresden," he Bchool. hold open see- dations 85 per person. All sports. j was the intimate friend the in *ion of it* class tonight. 7 n m $i * of head burg. writes his autobiography. "At MOONLIGHT Excursion perience (as a victim) convinces me that, there is more grand larceny ?:HO-WEAF—Baseball Resump at 200 W. 135th Fit., Rnom on the Hudscwr, of the Storm Troop in Berlin, Count “One can say; ‘Rather a zero once I threw myself into social 214A. Tim Danclng. Gym Exh. Ticket any WOR—Sports Resume—Ford Frick Holmes of N.T.W.I.U will discuss II Refreshments in books than in other field. In fact that’s one of the reasons first, at Book store See adv - WJZ—Amos n‘ Andy—Sketch work, founded the study courses Meal problems of the Negro in Trade Saturd-vw Dally. Aysp Srand. Work. Club I don't encourage visitors in my own Town House, and why books for VPABC—Theodore Ernwood. Baritone for workers, joined with the Social- Unions Class ends 8.30 sharp. Admis- 7:15-WEAF—Gene and Glenn—Bketch Democrats, worked with sion free. FESTIVAL and Entertainment reviewers are under lock and key in the Daily Worker office. For a the trade at children's E WOR—Front-Page Drama LECTURE hv Herbert Gnldfrank on Center. 311 JJth Ft 830 getting up unions, fought for women’s rights, Subscription 20c, time I was thinking of someone to draw charts on the WJZ—From Geneva: Prospect? of STAGE AND SCREEN Normal Trade Relations Between U B.A Benefit. Workers Trac- for elimination of and1 USSR ing School. Refr-shmenls I got good my the Labor Conference—Elmer F officially-system- at Labor Temple. 14th and mortality of books around here, hut since a lock on shelf ” 2nd Andrews, head of American Dele- "Let's Try Again At The nor Holm head the stage show. atized prostitution, for abstinence Ave , 8:30 Adm. fre*. Auspices I’ve called off the investigation. gation from alcohol, for peaceful Downtown Br. F S.U. Additional What’* On on WABC—Armbruster Orch.; Jimmy The Jefferson Theatre, beginning under- I Pag. (even Radio City Music Halt standing nations, A study of the situation will reveal the fact that when one Kemper. Songs Saturday, will present "Such Women between for dress 7:45-WEAF—The Goldbergs—Sketch reform-never in life did I a comrade) borrows a book in the best of faith—after a week or two Try Are Dangerous." with Warner Bax- later WOR—Jack Arthur, Baritone "Let's Again," a new RKO take part many between ter and Rochelle Hudson. in so ‘congresses.’ a curious relationship develops the borrower and the book WJZ—Sport Stories Oft the Record picture, with Diana Wynyard and On Tues- 'mandates,' —Thornton Fisher. Writer day the program will ‘sessions.’ ‘resolutions’ with the result that the volume is seldom returned to its original owner. Clive Brook in the leading roles, include "Sadie these, my AMUSEMENTS WABC—Boake Carter. Commentator Joan as during most miserable is now showing at the Radio City McKee.” with Crawford and years.” All this, of course, may sound like vile petty bourgeois property 8:00-WEAF—Bcurdon Orch.: Olga Albanl, “She Made Her But for all these congresses, Soprano: Revelers Quartet Music Hall. The film was adapted Bed” featuring Sally sessions, mandates resolutions, Instinct, but the fact is that until our Red Commissar of Education Here, Songs Eilers. and WOR—Jones and from Vincent Lawrence’s play, “Sour Lessing remained an outsider. He takes over all the libraries—including those built up by Carnegie out of WJZ—Walter O'Keefe. Comedian: Grapes.” Ethel Shutta. Songs; Dolan Orch. "Giselle,” a romantic bal- did not become a Marxist. His years profits exploitation of necessary MAXIM the from the steel workers—it will be WABC—Mary Eastman. Soprano let in three scenes, with Nina Whit- “Broken Shoes’’ Coming To of teaching and learning left no real "MOTHER" 8 15-WABC—Easy Aces—Sketch W*W a deposit from book at workers' ney, formerly Russe, to ask for reasonable borrowers our 8:30-WOR—Novelty of the Ballet trade in his philosophical works. Orch.; Slim Tlmblin, and Nicholas Acme Theatre Next Tuesday bookshops. Comedian; Cavaliers Quartet Daks, is the feature "My secret aim. however, was to Gorki’s a WABC—Court of Human Relations of the stage show. Other stage "Broken Shoes," the Soviet talkie get a place on faculty of a mm As for the lending library in the Workers’ Bookshop (35 E. 12th the T,lth BATALOV (of 8:45-WJZ—Baseball Comment—Babe items include "Knick Knacks,” a enacted mostly by children, will German university.” And in 1908 “Road to Life”) St.—advt.), everyone knows that it is not a commercial organization. Ruth ; 9:00-WEAF—Lyman revue; The Rockettes; George Pren- come to the Acme Theatre on Tues- he finally attained this aim. He ,4th STREET *nd Orch.; aCM ‘ * It, must pay landlords, book publishers and other pestiferous groups Frank Munn. ._ E THEATRFn r 1 n Tenor; Vivienne Segal, Soprano tice and Hal Menken. day. June 26. for a short engage- became an unpaid instructor at the UNION capitalism. SQUARE which infest the world under Unfortunately, all revolu- WOR—Brokenshire Orch. “The Life of Vergie Winters,” ment. The call for the film, since University of Hanover and re- RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL——, Leah Ray, "T* VHE THEATRE UNION Presents —- tionary activity expenditure of money. Consequently, WJZ—Harris Orch.: its showing, has per- mained one for fully eighteen years: St * Ave. involves the It •Songs with Ann Harding and John Boles, last been so 50th Bth -Show Place of the Th« Staton's Outstandinr Dramatic Hit management eternally Nation—Opens A. I is no more possible for a workers’ bookshop to hazard the loss of books 9:15 WABC—Little Orch will be shown this week at the Pa- sistent. that the Acme instructor, eternally with- 11:30 M. —Bonime Pic out a of salary’. than it would be for a workers’ cooperative restaurant to attempt to 9:30-WEAF Orch.; and Pat, lace Theatre. Art Jarrett and Elea- decided to bring it back. "Broken cent DIANA WYNYARD Comedians Shoes" was in The bullet fired into him by the CLTVF. BROOK feed the unemployed free. WOR—Dance produced the Soviet Orch. WJZ—Mario Cozzi. Bariton*; Luclllp Barskaya, Nazi gunman was not aimed at stevedore WJZ—Phil Union by Margarita di- in “Let's Try Again” The comrade says he may be forced to patronize the public libraries. Baker. Comedian Mannesr. Socrano Prof. CIVIC RETERTORT THEA. I#S W 14 S». I WABC—Green Benny. Comedian. rector of the in Lessing the idealistic thinker. A GREAT 145 Orch. 10:30-WEAF—Jack Children's Theatre AND STAGE SHOW Er»«. Mats. Tuss. & !45 Get in the habit of making demands upon 10 It, was at Theodore Sat. Why not? these public :00-WEAF—Dramatic. Sketch Orier Orch.; Frank Parker. Tpnor Moscow. This is screen aimed Lessing, anr .4n r -Aflr-tSr-SI.IMI * No Tai WOR—Dave Vine. Comedian her first J1..V1. I for the books you want. Organize your to the same. WOR--Walter Ahrens. Baritone; production. the Jew who dared call a zero Nero, GLADYS ADRIENNE RAYMOND libraries friends do WJZ—Stories Thar Should Marie Soprano Be Told Gerard. though that zero was a "General WALTER HUSTON in Sinclair Lewis’ In fact when the LaGuardia administration recently closed down a —Fulton Oursler. Author WJZ—String Symphony; Doris rrn#, The Maxim Gorki film. "Mother. The Field Marshal von Hindenburg" Daily Worker gives you ful branch libraries in the city, the workers’ cultural WABC—Young Orch.. Everett Mar- Contralto 1905,” produeed bv Fudovkin from PODS WORTH news the number of organiza- Baritone. Frank Crumit. a zero ‘ whom about struggle for unem Shall. 10:45*WABC—Carllle and London, Plano. name, behind a future Nero by SIDNEY Songs. Stoopnagle and Budd. Co- the famous novel of the same Dramatized HOWARD ployment tions should have organized a demonstration and flooded the city Warwick Song? always -HUBERT, 41th St. ain insurance. Buy the Dail rn now current at the Acme, will stands hidden." W Er«. Sharp a barrage of protestsi ediins. Male Octet 11 00-WEAF—Georg- F Holmes, Chief. end Matlneea Wednesday Worker at the authorities with Events—H. E. Washington its and Saturday 2 30 newsstands. Tt Read Bureau, I.NS. four week’s run on Monday. (To be continued). [ cents a copy.