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Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1931 WALL STREET ENDORSES NORMAN ! Mussolini Orders ATTENTION! Mass Pay Cuts for Pull the Lever Down on the Hammer and Sickle— WORKERS OF HOBOKEN To all Dally Worker readers of THOMAS AND “SOCIALIST”PROGRAM Italian Workers Hoboken, N.J., there will be a meet- ing of the Dally Worker Club on Italian fascism, under the di- MONDAY, NOV. 2, AT 8 F. M. AMTER. Mussolini, Bv I. rect supervision of Sat- —AT—- The republican candidate for president of the borough of urday ordered wholesale wage -511 THIRD ST., HOBOKEN, N. J. Manhattan, Carrington, has proven that he knows the cuts of around 10 per cent for VOTE COMMUNIST! (Store) many all industrial workers and The machine so arranged that you art of corruption as well as Sheriff Farley, his assistant Mc- FOR VHTINr and tbor* tkem ftPointer. Turn willzee the six Constitutional Amendment* ii Op farm laborers. This is not the IvUiJ VUIIIIU p , be voted on. Turn down a cannot turn down mow than the proper Fk Walker, ryn down oin €r ©Ttr U>« name of the can- lhat are I* Quadc, his accomplice Olvany, Whalen, Sherwood and the of number Pointer* for an office. Tor ex- first time that Italian fascism, the ON VOTING MACHINE didate you wizh to vote for. from Pointer ovtr the YES or NO each. of V THE and leave them down. ample, only one candidate is to be elected Stuyvesant lie, too, how make a deal with Tammany politicians thi* to thi* 40k poiition. DCILICMOCD Tel. 9-5557 knows to land that serves as the fascist >o cffic, of M.mbr, of A«.mbly. EME!BER L»(n, lh» down in voting th. %... Poinier. turn 1. fortune. The disclosure of the fact came at an for you only o». tWi- . H»» .. and build up a model the other capitalist OWING th. Huidl. ol th. Curtom Ur« portion. ».(»« th. Hindi, of Uw Cv.rt.in cu.thereto™ down If no answer call Stu. 9-1500 (tom <” that °*c '- inconvenient time, just at election time, when Mr. Carrington powers, has cut wages. .Recently ¦-> („v «,h-.d> Ih. Left to th. Right MV Lever (ov.he.dl to th. Left .. f.r .. it Siui (24 hour service) .. ». it willgo. ond lo.re itth«e. ton to withdraw from *M| ”r* * >• '•• Coupled with the growing - vo» for. CARL BRODSKY wage rnrsTTi rtTrtrcma i ’** stating that he would “besmirch the Uteo in colunui. I»d 3 turn down the cuts in the States, England |B ill II if A FEW WORDS OF EXPLANATION tj,. ~u"iw good name" of borough president. To United ') j«j jl j | I Pointer* over the name* of the candidate* "ANY KIND OF INSURANCE” of registered swing tha Ton. down • Pointer tw ON EAST would be too bad for the and Germany, it is clear that || If jjj j | I yoU wiah to vote for for Justice* the No. vole* are until you PARADE be it ** sure J Supreme Court, and leave them down. Con- Curtain Le*er to the Left to open the Cur- there Is a attack on Ii r\l ‘I ' " iti ia bosses of this city to have as borough I li tinue in the same manner to the end of the tain. You can therefore make as many 799 Broadway i Illr*lif 'j 7 lii? * president a known corruptionist, who j j the workers at precisely the time mwOwtaicw. ticket, taking care to him down a Pointer for diange* in tyour ballot as you wish while i * *** - *DOWN. *** *r “ ** New York «* c you vote the Lever is at the right (Curtain There, danger of anyone's knowing how City SIDE WILL R ALLY sought favors. As long as nobody ] when in the Soviet Union wages rw vow ***» l VS* every office that wish to for and Curtain is no j To vote straight party Closed). you vote, of the Curtain J continuously going up. E*leave them down. a as the movement knows what he had done, or might, arc you would .1 toww turn doww Jl Uv.r ..tun,, th. votttd Pointer up to li. j At the loft of the ballot .Sown b.low you tivk.t i • party bach candidate voting Pointer is above position before the Curtain begins tR ¦ do, it would not matter. Still Car- j s*ill find (in column I) the names of all the »he Pointer* in one row. unvoting Ki » FOR THE ELECTION rington would fit in nicely with the ! -andid.te. for Prewdait ot th. Borough of Th«i look X the top ol th. btjlot. .ltd you to 0P«1. ' grafters in City Hall, whether he Is ! Dr. MORRIS LEVITT AID THUGS SURGEON DENTIST republican democratic. But Nor- POLICE Organizations to * or j Son*hern nivrf. ror. 17r»n»t¥if<,r*rl. snothrr judicial district out of Irt sec eiw>» of the eenstitulion chlorine thr II.lift-, powers «s lo kr miHTrt es constitution «.* 1 auk **-*! the functionaries • ~ „ thg judicial district, )ui- »Ule rjrlreitiue»pr.ii<"L republican ,I.* rrntitg . . . of Oh r«i Ninon* end sppoilKm tlie n-mes of she depsrtment of rhsrt Krc . «n workers of for! H M J. I I -n of Today 8 p. m. the KNITTING of the federal dev Btnial census the legislature to civil ap- stste tfyrctg pise* AT receive »nd of Chsriti'-* iffbe Itfislstikrr >o 3y6Haa at , rwisauorensito'AslsMrwlrtewrf fo-*s«slk tK-etin ofiice between i'm*o dflr.cis, the be.rd ud :f available and adequate instead *U • , "’' I"' It*tbr^rrb»w«'Jrw<-rwt»lino-d|*ad>ou<- .< ,JI. slate department ilene6HHua showing tendency to desert If " 1 ,ht *ccrpt *nct wh,ehwbieb of wcial will start a parade at a him. bat ing a census, and for the ®*. Mawgiof ‘«-wiis g w th. j ' ttonal M *£,tne new nut net no ,•* unit, >«»'• the East Side j / lute teats, sgUhmaimcfforwf’meWPWrtat. in I*st«es tlyeljr, eliminating »r» or sweet mew (¦.'iration assembly P?'"shall Ivacate* urc4rtheir be ap-r wHI power provided end cansot be sranlwl ¦ Os senate and , D.rn.uu> M excredin* the Until for in the commUstoo ui lo u. t-cp-rty eartopt by »r«mJ cr ipsil ls». Koenig is satisfied with Carrington,' State 7th St. and Avenue B. Many or- districts, be approved? proved? diKts tnd oihw wlwials Ibarww, Its npprondt pretest cotutitmion, be approved? proved? beapproredt , j r Police Arrest Strikers ganizations will take part. The Down- what the hell have the w ard heelers I DR. A. BROWN j to say? “Ifyou don't like the can- town. East Side, and Seamen's Un- j jlas Gangsters Allowed — 1 I 10 Dentist employed Branches, the Marine j didates that the party chieftains put 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 j— 1 to ef tke Jtulicet of th® Supreme Court, Justice of th* I Judges of ike Court of State Senator I Alderman , Membggflffbiy S')! up. then get out of the party." Thus Go Scott. Free ** EAST 14TH STREET Workers' Industrial Union, the Work- i 1 j BqaughKMiwiuitM) Ist Judicial District-VouforT City Court General Seaaions —Vote M 2 MtkSeuie Dutrvrf *ik*Jd«*uw Din.in spake Koenig—but that of (Corner Second Avfcnoe) ers Ex-Servicemen's League and ; ; section j NEW YORK.—A typical example Wall Street which is republican, i i i t t i many workers clubs and fraternal can-1 [ , of the strikebreaking role of the New _t 5 iJJjn Tel. Algonqoln 7348 not afford at this time to have open | organizations will also take part. The j I ¦ York police was shown October 31 at 1 grafters on Hence there | Red Front Band will lead. its ticket. | the H. & M. Knitting Mills, 210 Var- tap Aap fes»» is a switch—not to Tammany. No— | AisA*k «A A 7 A SA. A ff'A AlOA mighty blow !! | ret St., Brooklyn, where the workers •IMMRATK BCMOCRATIC '¦¦rtdtOCßAnC r 0III0O«ATI« Cooperators’ Patronize This parade will be a Wall Street switches to something j ’N|» to the starvation conditions on the ! ( ] are on strike under the leadership of ?IA"AIAI3AA4 that is just as safe: Norman Thomas. I Fast Side and will rally the workers j the Industrial Union against a lock- Mrs. James Russell Parson, repub- ( SEROY and to Vote Commu- ! ¦ out. The boss engaged the notorious CHEMIST to the struggle lican leader, throws in her lot with nist. The workers of the lower East;, i j Fisher gang in order to terrorize the Thomas. Endorsing Baldwin and ' 657 AUerton Aren no On of the -A 1 B Jg 2 B 3 B tk 4_B Ik SI t. 1 IfllTl" rtr, SB tjn IB jA 'OB SSOCIALIST Party has stopped wage eting, another assault was made l SOCIALIST l *a«AU»T l L MCIAURT I DENTAL DEPARTMENT Communist ; citizens will have a real nucleus ill the dress, fur./hlllinery, food ! which resulted in injuring two strik- cuts around which to work.” Splendid 1 UNION SQUARE end other industries by leading I ers—Sam Steinhart, and Herman testimonial! "Better government”—j FIX)OR .strikes. Atot-sky. Both workers were taken to BTH for whom? For the workers? Thom- I AU Work Done Under Kings County Hospital. This Personal Core The democratic party promised re- as and representaties of Hoover's | assault of DR. presence *i id w jd JOSEPHRON lief but daily the furniture of work- j Teapot Dome party—the party re- was carried through in the tsslll Labor uta » A the ess piled on the streets tells us with sponsible for the steal of more than and with the protection of police. our own eyes that the democrats are 5100.000.000 worth of oil lands, with Other workers who witnessed the Phono Stayvesant SBIA liars Hoover sitting complacently in the attack went to the police station and demanded the arrest of the gangsters. Restaurant ' cabinet when the steal w'as effected. John’s cSciali't promises "Un- * ! A proper team! The party with the : Instead of arresting th thugs, the SPECIALTY ITALIAN DISHES c'.'v’~yrnen - Insurance instead of j A placo with atmosphere pro t-am of and | police placed these workers, as well as Vote bread lines.'’ but in Germany they hunger wage cuts r > where all radical* meet ; ! two injured workers under arrest. / VOTE \ see permitting tne bosses to cut the for tie workers! The party of ex- l I 12th Three have been on f EVCRV P I 11 I 302 E. St. New York dole. Here on the East Side when Mayor Thompson of Chicago, the pal workers released N N.V.-ISAIf-No a-n Sm.-6 Ald.-H to V. Capone $1,500 bail. he "Socialist'' Panken was magis- 1lof A1 and his underworld ! This open strike-breaking on the ••ate lie signed eviction notices for , ; gang! "A nucleus around which to part the New York Rational "Vegetarian aver 2.000 workers just as any other i work”—for the benefit of whom? of police clearly i exposes lapitalist judge. Today the Socialist The workers? The three would be a the fake campaign carried on Restaurant nice nucleus for the bosses, for they by Mayor Walker and Commissioner Special New York Negro Jim-Crowed Party is rewarding him by running TUUL ORGANIZING! CO. CUTS 199 SECOND AVENUE do not fear Thomas. On the con- Mulrooney against so called racket- WRIGHT him as chief justice of the Supreme Election Edition of in Socialist Club Bet. 13tb and 13th Bta. | trary, they know that he perfectly eering and underworld. While car- Court to give injunctions out against j is Strictly Vegetarian safe— for the the Police ‘Worker’ Food workers. The Communist Party has as World-Telegram, rying on their publicity Tomorrow THE OIL WORKERS NEW YORK.—Only a few days i PORTERS’ WAGES organized and leads in struggle the i when endorsing Thomas, wrote (Oct. Department of New York City is iftcr Norman Thomas, the social- i collaborating especially On election day, tomorrow, j j Downtown and East Side unemployed i 30): “Socialists are no longer ogres openly st candidate for Boro President, there will be a special election Co. branches. These organizations have with which the major political par- against striking workers. Tidewater Cuts poke in the Finnish Socialist Hall Aeroplane Workers edition of the Daily Worker for ! MELROSE opr'ed evictions and won free rent ties can scare their more liberal- The needle trades workers as well Wages Viciously :elling the workers that the so- true! New York. Thirty thousand cop- | Prepare to Fight n ATU V VEGETARIAN for.over two hundred workers’ fam-j minded children.” How as all other militant workers must an- dalist party stood for full social, UAIAI RESTAURANT ies of this edition will be printed. ! The committee for Lies and have gotten relief for many Therefore, the N. Y. Times, the swer these attacks by rallying to the the organization •olitical ard economic equality for Comrades Will Always Find It The leading: candidates of the | of oil workers the (By a Worker Correspondent) Pleasant to Dine at Oar Plate. In this district the Commu- World-Telegram and the Tribune support of the strikers of the H. & of Trade Union the Negroes, a Negro worker by Communist Party in the city elec- j j PATERSON, N. J.—At the nist Party is running for office or- support Thomas. The Citizen's M. and help rout out the gangsters an J Unity League is carrying forward the ilie of Campbell Wright 1787 SOUTHERN BLVD* Bronx tions will contribute articles to name was thrown j (near 174th St. Station) ganizers militant leaders of the strug- Union, the Brooklyn Bar Association well as the entire Tammany gang. j struggle for the organization of the Aeronautical Company after the this edition. Among these are I, i rut of the recreation room by a TELEPHONE INTERVALE *—9149 gles of the working class. June Croll, endorse Thomas. What better capi- The strike against the Robinhood j workers of the Tide Water Oil Co. of strike of last winter the bosses pro- Amter, J. Louis Engdahl, Vern j j rrnup socialists who said the j —————e* Sazer, and Rose Wortis, lead- talist support could Thomas ask? He Hat Co., 65 W. 39th St., which in or- ! against the wage cut that the com- | mised to restore the 10 per cent wage Henry Smith, Harry Gannes, Rose Wor- j ball was nly for white workers. j ers of the strikes of the needle trades serves the bosses well and they have der to evade union conditions locked j | pany has put through. This wage cut i cut in a few months. tis and others. In order that this The incident took place on the v orkers. Harry Gannes. of the Daily given him his reward. Has it come out the workers and signed an agree- j amounts to $4.20 per week. Instead they installed a bonus sys- Patronize the edition gets the best possible dis- morning of October 29 when Sam- Worker staff, and other fighters. unsolicited? Do the bosses give en- ment with the racketter Amalga- j Following the announcement of the ; tem in some Thorugh tribution among the workers of J ael Harvey, a white worker, accom- deartments. Electing these organizers will put dorsement for that, which is not in mated, an organization formed by the j proposed wage cut the workers voted this move the men a few cents i the city all mass organizations j j panied by Campbell, went into the ! I get Concoops Food Stores them in a strategic position to lead their interest? Any workers knows bosses, is entering in its third week. jin a mass meeting overwhelminly per hour bonus while the company is should order special bandies of j socialist club to play a game of AND the struggles with still greater suc- better—but Thomas pretends to be The attempt of the bosses to break ito strike against the cut. and to j getting a 60 per cent increase in pro- this edition lo be d istributed by pool. The two workers were imme- cess. Vote Communist! a leader of the workers. He is put the strike through an injunction will j strike on November 2. duction. Restaurant the membership which should turn j diately approached by a group of | forward to fool, betray the workers. have no effect on the strikers, who Faced with this mass determina- out one hundred percent for this j socialists: and told that no Negro The latest move of the company 2100 BRONX PARK EAST The Citizen's Union also endorses are determined to carry on regardless tion of the workers to strike, the very important duty. All Party j workers were allowed in the hall. j was to cut the pay of the janitors, Panken. Hillqult, DeWltt, Karlin, of any The trimmers of company realized that they needed injunction. units should order special bundles Harvey at once protested, stating j porters and watchmen 9 cents an BRONX JOBLESS Shiplacoff. Therefore, workers, be- who are members of the some tricks to put over the wage 1 “Buy in the Co-operative this shop for distribution. that Norman Thomas only a few hour. ware, when the bosses support those cut. A so-called Industrial Union were the first to go j “vote” was taken in nights before in the same hall Store and help the Left whom you consider working class said The company, however, is not find- out on strike and were later joined by i the plant Thursday, October 29, un- that socialists leaders. were for Negro ing everything as they expected as Wing Movement.” RAISE DEMANDS the operators who forced their offi- ! der the supervision of the company ; Big: Rally j rights. The socialists replied that there is of dollars worth The basses of Great Britain also cials of Local 24 to declare the shop Indoor In officials, who were thus able to con- thousands j I j this was merely a political speech work being spoiled. The men | allowed the British (socialist) labor on strike. The as well as Brooklyn On trol ballots, boxes, casting of ballots, jof Hear Exposure of the trimmers Nov. 2 and that It did no* apply to the working at reduced wages are not ! government to rule, when they need- the Industrial Union have been con- | counting, etc., to suit themselves. As | Tammany l I social life of the club. very particular. The latest batch of Racket ed workers’ representatives to put tinuously exerting every effort to get The final mass meeting in Brook- a result they announced an “over- ! j HEALTH FOOD Campbell was ushered to the work spoiled was 100 Curtis master acrass wage cuts, cutting of the dole, the operators of Local 24 to form a lyn before the ons take place ! whelming” vote to accept the wage- ; The members of the 1622 Bathgate electi door and told not to return to the rods, which is worth pretty penny. Vegetarian murder of the workers and peasants cut. but did not how a Restaurant Ave. Unemployed Branch appeared at t united front strike committee so as to will be held at the Public School at announce many j club again, while Harvey, the of the colonial countries. They kept carry most effectively. for and how many Why? We have gotten rid of most of the 1600 MADISON the front of the Bronx Registration on the strike 196 Bushwick and Maserolc Sts., on against! white worker who defended Camp- AVENUE Ramsay MacDonald in government— All workers called Because the workers voted solidly j scabs and hope to clean the rest of Offices, where they spoke to the J millinery are November 2. at 8 p.m. Williamsburg, bell, was severely beaten by the so- Phone University 4-8081 and have made him prime minister give ; again against company , them out shortly. There are still workers, who gathered there by the |I upon to active assistance in or- Brooklyn. All of the candidates as the and for cialists. once more, now the government ! some fighters left here awaiting their thousands in the hope of getting a I that der to help win the strike and thus well as other prominent speakers of a strike! j I hope job. They explained that the whole | j will become fascist. Why not? Do deliver a death blow to the racketeer the Communist Party will be pres- (..This shows why the bosses keep opportunity. We for better not the socialists prepare the way for registration is a fake election stunt | union. ent,. This last mobilization of all the company union—to betray the 1 luck the next time. Wc Invite Workers to the open Are they not, of Tammany Hall and that the work- fascism? for this workers citizens as well as the ex- interests of the workers and put reason, social fascists? ers will not get Jobs, or relief, unless HIPPODROME. posure of (he capitalist parties in across the bosses’ schemes! Norman Thomas Is part of the they organize themselves and demand j On the screen: “The Spirit of No- Williamsburg. Support the Commu- The Committee BLUE BIRD same international as MacDonald, for the Organiza- immediate unemployment relief, or tre Dame” with Lew Ayres. Frank nist Party. Vote Henderson, Noskc and Blum. They ' Communist! i tion of Oil Workers, of 486 Market jobs at union wages. Carideo and "the Four Horsemen.” St., all support the capitalist system, no Newark, calls on the workers to AMUSEMENTS On the stage: Savoy, Manny CAFETERIA Many workers responded to an in- may Harry organize real organs of struggle 1 matter what they chatter about door meeting, where the demands of King, Sylvia Froos, Wally Jackson & Jobless Dressmakers against the attacks of the bosses, to THE THEATRE GUILD PRESENTS GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD socialism. The bosses know it and EUGENE O’\KILL'S Trilogy the unemployed were drawn up by Co. and Homer Romaine; others. • therefore the endorsement of Mrs. to Meet Today at 2 oganize grievance committees in « Fair Prices them picture, imported 2 CAM arid they decided to participate Parsons. Wickersham, the World- j A new Italian ery department and the Oil Workers O +1 ml STREET*EONBWtf OW in the organization of t.hc November from Italy, "Terra (“The regular meeting Becomes A Comfortable Place to Eat Telegram, Times and Tribune—and Madre”, A of the dress Un- Industrial Union. (‘Mourning Electra’ ( "nd Hunger March and they will pre- i Motherland"', an Italian romance employed Council will be held Mon- Coinpopptj of play* ! “TERRA MAI)RE” 827 BROADWAY the statement that the socialists are OMINfi,” sent their demands to Borough Pres- with English sub-titles, is at day, November 2. at (ho office of the “IIOMEi “THE HUNTED.” iThe Motherland) not "ogres” hit the nail. Or as Emil showing | FRANKLIN THEATRE. “THE HAUNTED” ident Bruckner. the Camea Theatre. The film is pre- : union to plan the activities of the *i» Italian llomnner Seidel said: "We (the socialists) To Tuesday—On the stage: Joe \ll piny* nrc presented on "Hb Hnsrliah Subtitle* fletweeii 12th and 13th Sts. sented by the Pittaluga Corporation, week, especially thr Hunger March. *nine day, rom meijelnjc nt Many joined the Unemployed would do the Same If we were In the Marks; Marion Hardy and his 1. Al- Trades Workers’ In- f*:ir» *hnrp. Dinner iiiternil*- “IteprrnentM the \mrrloon Theatre — and features a group of noted Italian The Needle Branch which is carrying on a day same situation" which applies to - Harry Stanley; Radio Stars *»on of one hour nt 7. No M l«x Ilrut,” Atklnnon, IV. V. Times j Union issued a call to all mnthire performance*, to dav activity against evictions, for , the MacDonald path that Thomas artists. dustrial Surprise Jamboree, other acts. On All ¦ unitnUtt Mitt «f I | active needle workers to report or ] n • Orcli. A Mezzanine, ?G. THE immediate relief, for the establish- and the socialists are treading—as the screen: William Powell in "The LEFT BANK (he picket line Monday morning at I riCeS Balcony. |l. $3 and ?2. ment of a number of Free Milk Reading, Milwaukee and Racine, Road to Singapore”, with Ooris Ken- (INCLUDES 3 PLAYS.) By ELMER RICE BRONSTEIN’S following shops: The H. The "-> Station and to carry on the fight for Wise., testify. ihe v. I iula Knit Mills, 310 Varret St., Brook- LllliC Med. Vint. fl.no. *I.SO, *S.OO Unemployment Insurance, paid by Workers: when the enemies of the What’s On .'nl. ddeul f.’w p.m., a 'ROYAT1 F ' , tsthw. i?ve« for demonstration. for election night ir —On tho Screen—- w .., & BUSINESS SCHOOL • 14* (fil'dav* 8 Mlh Tuell Sat The endorsement of the capitalist * * Watchers u 2:W \ Harlem DAV AND EVENING Special press, a section of the republican Worker* ntlHHicU.u* I.eaifiie and Yonkers are instructec Notice All workers are invited to attend i Io report at Finnish Workers Home JL’MAV MYME’S PRODUCTION party, the Citizen’s Union and the 1 the general membership meetifipr of EVERYBODY’S WELCOME Commercial—Secretarial Courses the 15 West 120th Street at 5 a. m. oi »* The Nov. 7 Pageant that de- Brooklyn Bar Association should [ the W.A.R.L. tonight at Workers , Tlie new nnimlenl eonied> lilt, with School, 335 K. St., 8 p.m William GOOD COMPANIONS liitllrlduul Inatructlon I 121li Tuesday. Itevue riIWtES AVIUMAMS mand' a mass of 100 workers will ! make it clear to every worker that MOW — .i. phikstlaFjv .IEIJME1 i n>* it. * • * ¦ osr\it sinw Open the entire year the party has nothing do i Joe Trrnilnl mill l.nU AHI) NOT lake place unless this num- socialist to ANN PENNINGTON. \U»IEHTIN\ KNOHMMK class, Flirnlieth From I'rie.MtleJ’* ? Ifth St., at Ave., ber is filled COMRADES with the working except to con- big campaign fl \St II Gllll.s X IIAI.IiETtOTHKItS Earnout* Novel 2nd N.Y.C. MORI': A * iV- tlon tna«s rally “Cyiiara” Opens at Mo- . rowel «f 1-O—HI tinue to betray There only ONE will b«- held nt faitwiti Hall, 6!* So. rwf'? •*lllIfEIIT Then., 44lit St.. . of H'h'j I’Ompkins Square ARE NEEDED. Union I sport, and It. is limit' rs nml I n il ST. TIIMATIti:, of Hr’ilitoy 6-6584 I’firk St., tonight at 7:30 p.m. Uv. y;3O. Mts. Tues. (Kloc. Day) X. Sat. w. party which t.hc bosses do not and I i'om • rosco Tonight wum. Kv. > : 10. Mts. Tuos. (Eloe. > Sat. I cultural organizations should send | rail* Juliet I'oyntz. recently returned „ Dn> Center, .75 K. 12th St.. Monday, London recently. Philip Merivalc li II Alahnmlnnn on war. Attend the November 7 ACTS In CO-OPERATION. flndlo Star* boss class, the by Wednesday. Friday, at 8 o’eloek. the principal player. Others In thi , .H* BKXO The DAILY Worker* (iiltural Federation. candidate endorsed Celebration mass meetings. mol. “SPIRIT OF WORKER members of Hoover's party, the parly More comrades are needed lo fill east include Phoebe Foster, Henr; sax 50 St ; Singapore» East 13tb New Tot* City Drama Bureau. Harr) Slanlej O DAME" parts. Stephenson nnd Allen. j NOTRE ,of Wall Street. VOTE COMMUNIST! Adrienne Pearson Bro*. | i itvor