THE DAILY WORKER, YORK, NEW TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1928 Page Five Women Workers to Demonstrate Their Support of Red Ticket at Meeting Friday RED CANDIDATES I Workers Party Activities HORRIBLE EXILE Here Comes the Bride—With Blessings of Imperialism WORKERS Ml Workers Party Notice. All units are instructed to meet Labor and Fraierna!. WILL SPEAK ALregularly and promptly every week FOR until the election campaign is over Organizations INDONESIAN RED up RALLIES and take as the main order of business the immediate tasks of the election campaign. Jewelers Concert and Ball.
* The first concert DIG MASS • • and ball of the j MEET Jewelry N. Workers’ Welfare Club will REVOLUTIONISTS J. Attention: IN be held Saturday, 3, at BROWNSVILLE 6 Nov. the New j The City Central Committee of Webster Manor. Uth St. between 3d l Elizabeth, N. J., is organizing a Mas- and 4th Aves. querade • • Will Present Working Ball and Bazaar for Satur- ! * day Live in Marshes; 14 evening, Dec. Ist. All units and Belief Society For the Tubercular Hear Nearing, Others Class workers' organizations of nearby ; Children in U.S.S.H. Issues cities are requested not to arrange The society arranging Communist Leaders Speak any conflicting affairs for that day. above is a Vetcherinka at the Carlton Hall on The first election rally • • • Communist Saturday, Nov. 3 and asks all frater- (By Red Aid Press Service) working Bronx for women will be held j Y. W. L. al organizations and sympathizers Since the suppression of the in- Two huge red rallies were held this Thursday, beginning at 8 p. m. The Bronx section of the Y. W. L. not to arrange any of their enter- Friday night day. surrection in 1927, political in the Brownsville sec- Irving will hold a youth election campaign tainments on that events at Plaza Hall, 16th St. and rally • • tion of on Friday, Nov. 2, at 8:30 p. m. • have played in the upper strata of I Brooklyn. The one scheduler: Irving Place. Women workers at 1400 Boston at in ltoad. Phil Frank- To Hold 8011. Indonesian society. The Communist i Hopkinson Mansion. 428 Hopkin- the home and in the shop will there ed. candidate in 3rd Assembly Dis- A ball will be held by the Knit ! son Ave., was jammed trict for the Workers Party, will Goods Welfare and Culture Club ; Party', the revolutionary mass or- j with work- demonstrate their solidarity speak. ers with ! Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 28, in Web- ganization "Sarekat Rajat,” the rev- waiting t hear the message of only • • • Hall, 11th the party which carries on an 1 ster 119 E. St. olutionary the class struggle expounded by ? • • trade unions, etc., have energetic struggle for their inter- i Subsection 3E Membership Meeting. Scott Nearing, David Benjamin, Sam Subsection 3E will hold an impor- Willianisburgh I. L. D. all been disbanded and forced into ests—the Workers (Communist) tant membership today Liptzin meeting Mass meeting 12, at illegality. Any attempt to ; and other Red campaigners at 6:15 p. m. at Monday, Nov. bu ld Party. 101 West 27th 56 Manhattan Mooney, eight Street. For the importance of this Ave. Cases of them up again i 3 punished by ban- Setsu Matsudaira, daughter of the former Japanese ambassador to the United States, was mar- At o’clock, half an hour be Leading women militants, active meeting it Billings, Shifrin and other class war is requested that every prisoners will be ishment to the “Digul camp” ried recently to Prince Chichibu, brother Japanese emperor, at imperial i fore the meeting was scheduled to fighters member be present on discussed. in the of the the palace. Thus the in the class struggle, will and time. The • begin, names * • wilderness of New Guinea. This ex-ambassador to the Wall Street receives I hundreds of workers were speak on the Communist program of all comrades who are not government his reward for services rendered to Japanese present at this meeting will be given League For Mutual Aid. colony of exiles has become very imperialism. The photo above shows the wearing ! standing outside the hall. Thest The League bride the “karaginu", the formal wedding gown, for working women and will expose to the District Discipline Committee. annual dinner of the were asked to walk over to • • tot Friday, ! large, and the political prisoners as she her house. the fight • Mutual Aid will be held left father's the being waged by the capi- 2, the Loiver Young Nov. at Civic Club Lounge, 18; from brought Brownsville Workers Center, at 15; parties against Bronx Workers League. St. at p. m. Among those Java and Sumatra are talist the women An open air meeting E. 10th 6:30 V atkins some will be held on program here. There are already over 2,000 St., distance away workers in the democratic today at the will be Roger Bald- j “solid 138th Street and Brook Ave. win, Margaret Larkin, Lewis Browne St. Officials where a similar meeting would be- republican Speakers: Smith, Geffin, Shiffman, j human beings here, of which 960 Louis south,” in Massachusetts and others. held with the same principal speak Mallkin, and Passikoff, Pioneer. * • • are women and children who have and Pennsylvania, in Tammany-con- Open WORKERS in Registration Graft Thursday: meeting PARTY air at Dental followed their 'WOLFE TO ers. These workers, anxious to hen. Workers* Union. husbands and fathers SPEAK trolled New 138th St. and Willjs Ave. Speakers: York. Among the speak- The Dental Laboratory Workers’ the message of the Workers (Com ers will Katz, Adler, Stein, Shiffman, Kas- into exile of their own free will. be Juliet Stuart Poyntz, sinowitz, Pioneer. Union announces a mass meeting ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 29 (U.R).— munist) Party today at Temple, Further, three hundred prisoners in the 1928 elections Communist candidate for attorney- Friday: All comrades of Y. W. L. the Labor county grand jury re- 14th Street and 2nd Avenue. At this : The St. Louis walked over to the Brownsvilb general Lower Bronx unit be sure to come to are expected. OPEN AIR MEETS he in New York meeting IN Rebecca Grecht rally the first issue of the month- turned three indictments here today CLEVELAND Workers Center and packed on I the election Friday, Nov. 2, ly magazine, the it to th it) candidate in the sth Assembly Dis- 1400 Boston Road, 8 p. m. sharp. This official organ of Ail these revolutionists have been charging “false certificate regis- over the union, will be distributed to of tune of four hundred he trict, Bronx; Rachel Ragozin, can- cancels previous announcements, all exiled on administrative methods, tration” against one • members present. the or more elec- • • This is first Efforts to Both meetings were addressed b; ad didate in the 23rd Assembly Dis- magazine ever printed by the dental and have had no proper trial. Their Intensive tion officials in three precincts. Huge Hall Procured Downtown No. ; Scott Nearing, trict, Brooklyn; Unit 2 Y. W. L. mechanics union and as the officials here is so that even a Eighteen Communist candidat Kate Gitlow, Ger- The following open air meetings it promises to life wretched Wind Up Campaign officials were reported governor in of the union assure, for Meeting for of New Jersey; Davie trude Welsh, and other prominent connection with the election cam- be a huge success. me- Dutch bourgeois newspaper, the to be involved in the paign will be All dental | indictments. ; Benjamin, agitprop director of Dis Communists. Scott Nearing, candi- held: chanics in New York and vicinitv “Neue Rotterdamsche Courant,” The following open-air meetings Today at 26th Street and Lexington are invited. I CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 29. trict 2 of the Workers (Communist) • m- date for governor of New Jersey, Ave. Speakers, Geltman, Fox, Coop- •. • publishes a report by its correspon- will be held this week in the election i of er One the largest halls in this "ity. Party and Red candidate in the 7th will also address the meeting. t Duke, Richman, Helfand, Jensky. Williamsburg I. L. D. dent, Dr. Van Blankensteyn, de- drive of the Workers (Communist) 40th St. and Bth Ave. Nessin, Joe os All speakers and members of the The Williamsburg Branch of the I the Public Auditorium, at Lake- : Senatorial District, Brooklyn, unit to scribing Party: Cohen, Bydarian, ed Answer “Socialist” Lies. are report at 26 Union Square L L. D. is calling a mass meeting for the horrors of the camp. j Peer. side and Sts., at 7:30 today i E. 6th has been pro- The capitalist parties are empha- p. m. and Wednesday. Monday, November 12, at 8 p. m., at This journalist had the opportunity Steinw'ay and Jamaica, L. 1. >e- • • • Today. j cured for the huge Party Press sizing 56 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn. Prom- visiting Blake, Crouch, Powers, the tremendous importance of inent speakers on of the spot. He writes: Rock. ; meeting here, which will be Occupants Saved in Subsection 3E. will report Shif- Sutter and Williams, Brooklyn— Wall (Noon.) ad- the women workers in the elections Subsection 3E will hold an open rin’s case and on the cases of the Live in Marshes. Street. R. Minor, dressed by Bertram Wolfe, na- meeting other martyrs our class Liptzin, Julius Cohen, Macklin, Pri- j D. Rooming’ this year, and have been using every air today at 8 p. m. at in struggle. Rose Rubin. ’ House Fir< 30th St. and 9th Ave. After a discussion on the reports a “It is a desolate journey, from the moff, Magliacano, A. Mershou tional agitprop director of the means to get votes. Figures • • • good concert program their will amuse mouth of the Digul river, hundreds FRIDAY. Workers (Communist) Party and (By of Downtown W. L. those present. Admission free. Prospect St. —Stachel. United Press.) registration this year indicate Y. Unit 2. up govern- and 163rd I (Noon.) candidate for Congress All members of Downtown Unit No. * * ? of miles the river in the Nabisco. Weinstone, Y. in New Firemen carried or assisted 20 o- definitely that women are partici- Grecht,, Sniro, Taft, Lillienstein. 4, 2 of the Y. W. L. must participate Greek Nothing but marshes W. L. speaker. York, on Sunday, Nov. at 2 p. m. cupants upper in Literature Lecture. ment steamer. from floors of a 5 pating in the election campaign on the Red night which is to he held a Fifth Ave. and 125th St.—Mar- program, by Prof. Paula Osorio will deliver and inpenetrable primeval forest on Varet and Graham, Brooklyn. 1 An excellent musical in story rooming house at im much greater scale than at any the Party sections of the dis- lecture on Greek literature at the koff, Harry Blake, Gil Green, V. 235 East 330 trict. Please report at Digul Bimba, Primoff, Midola, which the Freiheit Singing Society, they began 101 West 27th Spanish Workers Center (Centro either shore. The arrival in Smith. Weich, A. | street today when flames below them time since to vote. The St. tomorrow at 730 p. m. Obrero de Espanola), 55 the German Leadertafel ¦ following Habla W. is equally melancholy. The part of Abramovich. Socialist trapped them and filled the buiidmy demonstration this Thursday at Irv- The comrades are sche- 113th St., Tuesday at 8 p. m. Cno-to Pencil Co. (Neon) —Ral- 50th Singing Society, the South Slovak duled to speak at the various meet- • • the wilderness in which the camp lam, St. and sth Ave. I. Zim- with smoke. ing Plaza will be an answer of the ings, Brustien, Geltman, Fox, Mil- Y. W. L. Speaker. merman, Singing Society and the Mandol’n Working Women’s Concert. has been established is known as the G. Spiro, Chalupski. Miss Eva Isbell, 30, militant women workers in the ton, Jensky, Duke, Rothman, Cooper, Working TOMORROW’. perform, was found o> Helfand, Harris, United Council of Women “Tanah Merah (red earth). This Market Plaza (Newark). Padgug, Orchestra will will be one shops, the working class Richman, Rosen. will hold a literary and musical af- the second floor in a state of col housewives • . . 2nd Ave. and 10th St. Hendin, N. Sparer, j of the features of the evening. In ad- ternoon, Sunday, Nov. 11, 2 to 6 p. sounds as if this name originated Frieman, L. Blumenthal. lapse, and an and mothers, to the maneuvers and SIJ 1, m., at Irving Plaza, Irving Ph. G dm .n, R. Wortis. ~ Cohen. dition to this, the unidentified worna- StlbHectfmi 20. Place and from the idea that it yvas to become Singer (Elizabeth). B. Lifshitz, ; audience will hear was attacks of the capitalist parties, the A meeting' of the unit will be held 15th St. M. Olgin, Ben Gold and Milgrom, Suskin, Sam Saroff, S. by carried down a ladder from th Poyntz a settlement, re- Pearlman. several violin solos members of betrayals of the socialist tomorrow, 6:30 p m., at 30 Union Juliet S. will speak. Konin Communist but in I top floor. party. Square. Industrial problems will be Girls, piano and cello; Miss Menkel, ality the name has been given by Pollack. Bliss Factory, 53rd St. and 2nd : the Cleveland Symphony Orch ra. In a statement issued by the New' discussed. All members must attend. soprano, proletarian orchestra will Union Square. Bert Miller, I Ave., McDonald, All class-conscious workers are ex- . . . Brooklyn. \ Campaign feature. 50 cents. the color of the soil. The authori- : Chalup- Needle Worker! ot n : ork Commitee, Admission* Wright, Frank, S. Pollack. collertk women • * ski. pected to attend this meeting, which ties, the exiles and the soldiery all ***tn< hcnilqunriern of ihe \ workers in organized unorgan- •lie and I'n-Ar-Coop. declare unanimously that the soil is Wilkins and Intervale. Sulkow- Water Front, foot of W. 14th St. j is expected to be one of the biggest Trade* Campaign Comm;ttee, ized shops are called upon to rally All Red Guards for Important membership meeting of sky, Goretzky, I nlon Square, Room 2f)2, nml I Unity Cooperative Fraides, Codkind, (Noon.) Sherman, Gussakof. and most important ever held here. fund* nolle** to the will be held useless for purposes of cultivation. I for the election camp'i'gn <. the platform and candidates of I Leßoy, Jacobson, R. Lukelson. tlie Worker* I Poll Duty Register ! tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the Laurel There are but few peasants among (Comit)iin2*t ) Party. the Workers (Communist) Party,; j Garden, 75 E. 116th St All members 99th St. and Lexington. (Noon.) SATURDAY. OPTIMISTIC " HORSEMEN. •>»»«»««-»» which fights for at i are urged to be present. the exiles, but more will arrive j 1 11 Office • Ist Ave. organization of the District • • R. Grecht, Fishman. and 79th St. Gil Green, (U.R) unorganized, presently from West Java. At the Lustig, : BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 28 Phone, ALGonquin equal pay for equal Kou in union orkers. Myrtle and Hudson, Brooklyn. S. Garlin, W. Chambers. j 0682. Continued present time the industry of the —The Argentine horsemen, Jose M Page — work, and other demands for the from Cne The Rumanian workers will hold Bimba, Julius Cohen, Williams, G. Ist Ave. and 116th St. Sol Auer- VI.TIKUI, a meeting tomorrow at 8 p. at Brown Porraso, will a. Prop. protection of working portant boroughs for watchers: 2075 m. exiles leaves nothing to he desired. Welsh, McDonald. bach, Napoli, Magliacano. ( and Antonio women. I 101 W. 27 th St. start a ride to Canada on November ! Clinton Ave.; 755 E. 138th St., and Men, women and children are doing Passaic, N. J. Sparer, Duke. W. N. Y. (14th St. and Bergen- 2700 Bronx Park their best to please even the au- 15. The government has furnished CHEZ NOUS East. In Williams- Capmakers’ Market, Green St. and line Ave.). Sparer. (Otn Olgin Speak burg Nearing among horses for the trip. HOME) Will at j the headquarters is at 56 Man- to Speak thorities. The intellectuals W. 3rd St. (Noon.) Zukowsky, Elizabeth, N. J., Markoff. hattan Ave.; in them are divided into two groups, 154 SECOND AVENUE Rally Brownsville at 154 I Sazar, Gussakof. Perth Amboy, N. J. (308 Elm St.) Complete freedom to organize mid Red in Bronx on Red Campaign (Between Dili and i Watkins St.; in Boro Park at 1373 a “right” and a “left.” The small 144th St. and 7th Ave. Moore, Lloyd, Padgug. strike for the sigrieulturnl elnsse.s. loth s:r: ( s) j G. on Second Tomorrow Evening 43rd St.; downtown Manhattan in Harlem Tonight . left consists of only 14 persons. Lamb, Edw. Welsh, Gil Green. Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ Bert Miller. Floor headquarters are at 60 St. Marks These are cut off by the soldiery THURSDAY. | Paterson, N. J. (3 Governor St.) At a Red rally to be held in the PI., and in Harlem the headquarters At a Red election campaign rally from the others. Jefferson and E. Broadway. L. Ballam, Martin. Excellent Italian 1Bronx tomorrow are night, at 1347 at 143 E. 103rd St. ; to be held at the Hungarian Work- These 14 Communists have to live Rosenthal, S. Zimmerman, G. Spiro, Yonkers, N. Y. Baum, Nat Kap- [central ! Cuisine IBoston Road, N. J. Olgin, Commu- Constant watch will have to be ers Home, 350 E. 81st St., tonight, under truly frightful conditions and Blum, E. Koppel. lan. writer and lecturer, MODERATE PIUCES. nist will speak kept by the Red Guards on poll duty 1 the principal speaker will be Scott must build their primitive lodging 13th St. and St. Annes. Baum, 132nd St. and sth Ave. Huiswood, * j on the issues j , > Eat comradely of the 1928 election to see that no Communist ballots are Nearing, Communist candidate for in the marsh and bog. Here is it Frankfeld, Nathan Kaplan, Weich. ; Edw. Welsh, Jack Stachel. BUSINESS | in a environment, campaign. destroyed or in any way tampered governor of New Jersey. where .you will always meet your ! ...... and nobody can deny it a jj Other speakers will be with. their spirit it may be stated that comrades the local j This will go on during the Bert Miller, organizational secre- narfect hell. Food, too, is very in- j SCHOOL and friends. candidates running on the I voting during tally- tary of of they welcome every fresh group of Workers actual and the District 2 the Workers ufficient. MARY WOLFE | Special parties tCommunist) Party ticket in the; ing after the polls are closed. (Communist) Party exiles with a revolutionary recep- and suppers j and candidate Fourteen Communist Leaders. STUDENT OF THE DAMROSCH |: Bookkeeping Bronx. Among these are Rebecca j A large army of volunteers is es- in the 14th Senatorial District, and tion. A red flag with hammer and CONSERVATORY can be arranged for. Grecht, State Campaign Manager sential. All members of the Work- L. Kovecs, editor of the “Uj “The Indonesian revolutionary rec sickle is fixed on a hill near the . PIANO ; —Stenography for the Workers (Communist) Party ers (Communist) Party and sym- Elore,” Hungarian Communist daily, q'd shows that these 14 doubly ex- landing stage, and the band organ- LESSONS Special Dishes Prepared, Moved to —Typewriting i j and running in the sth Bronx As- pathizers wh'o have automobiles at will be the other speakers. George iled men are Communist leaders. ized by the exiles strikes up an en- ; sembly District; 24/.0 Bronx Park Sam Nesin, Com- j their disposal are asked to donate Lloyd, of the Harlem section of the Sunario, Dahlan, Aliarcham and thusiastically played revolutionary East j: Individual Instruction veer Co-operative Colony. Apt j munist candidate in the 6th As- their others, whose steadfastness has song.” In For Good Wholesome Fo j d 1 services and cars to the red Workers (Communist) Party, will Telephone EASTABROOK 2459 CLASS LIMITED rembly District; Ben Gold, mil' campaipi during gained EAT AT ant election the day, preside. them the reputation—from special rates to students from leader of the left wing furriers and as many flying visits from poll to Nearing will devote his talk to the standpoint of the authorities—- ~ - the Co-operative House. ’andidate in the 23rd Congressional poll will have to he made. the of “exercising moral terror i 108 E. 14/A STREET - RATNER’S significance of over ¦ ¦ the 1928 elec- Davy District; Charles Zimmerman, run- tions and their bearing on the inter- the other exiles. , and Vegetarian Restaurant ring Assembly Proletarianize! ———ne!gag.--
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