Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 39, 19M Rank and File Indignant at Murder Threat on Weinstock Gangster Attack Is Gutters of New York ? By del HAN MASS TRIAL OF AIL Part of Zausner’s BOSSES SAY OFFICIALS INVOLVED IN Secret Agreement WILL OPEN Attempt to Murder WELFARE ISLAND MURDER Weinstock to Cover MILLS TODAY Sell-Out My, My, Such Glamourl Raised; Picketing to 50 Workers at Meeting- Alfred’s Bail NEW YORK.—Rank and file paint- Thwart first fan has set up his cot and cooking utensils undet Form James Matthews Minor, Ford Testify ers of Local 499 heard the report of Attempt to Start THEPolo Grounds bleachers and the Simon Legrees of the pea the gangster attack on Louis Wein- Branch of L.S.N.R. In Harlem Today ! stock, leader of the rank and file op- Working nut plantations are working overtime. Unemployed statistic j position in the painters’ unions here ians, hot dog concessionaires baseball playeri Minor, Com- and two-score NEW YORK.—A decision to h»ld a NEW YORK.—Robert , in rapt attention qnd later expressed PATERSON, N. J., munist candidate for Mayor and Sept. 28.—The are hailing the end of the crisis. public trial of “all officials respon- their indignation against the tactics manufacturers prepared today to James W. Ford, Communist candi- I ,—nifNlPlvY.. sible, directly or indirectly, for the of the Zausner machine by condemn- open all mills with strike breakers, There is something psychopathic about the inevitable first date for vice-president in the 1932 ing murder of James Matthews on Wel- this murderous attack unani- white the workers, under the lead- fan. Ball players and peanut vendors have to make a living fare Island” was reached at a meet- elections, will be the chief witnesses mously. The few machine supporters ership of National today 2 o’clock in the Textile Work- But itis difficultto dig out ad-' ing held last night in Lafayette Hall, for the defense at in the local felt the scorn and con- ers Union mobilized to keep all mills with Carlo’s screwballs? My, my. of Dorfman, 19-year of the workers and St., Seventh Ave., under the trial Isadore tempt remained closed with mass lines. jectives for the crop of amateur I suppose that’s makes i 131st near among picket what the auspices of the League of Struggle old worker who was those at- silent after Weinstock spoke. glamorous World Series out of the in the White the General Dye Strike Com- statisticians stirred to action sevei for Negro Rights. tacked by police front of The attempt to get of Wein- or less baseball games. Maybe yoi last rid mittee and the NTWU was organizing in the hurricane which precedes a at the meeting Abyssinian Baptist Church stock is part of the whole like the fluff. I haven’t made up m> Fifty workers racketeer- wHnHnK. . w '- to defeat this biggest strike break- World Series. Thursday evening. ing game A. F. of L. r mind. But as to experting, I’d formed the James Matthews Branch practiced by the ing effort since the strike began, the They the extra liki trial is being held in the Wash- officialdom and part and parcel analyze batting, to relay Pegler’s story of the “Italiaj of the L.S.N.R. The of United Textile Workers Union, affil- base-hit, pitching averages ington Heights Magistrate Court, 455 their class collaboration fielding, bricklayer who selected all the win. The public trial which will call to policy. Zaus- iated to the A. F. of L. was negotiat- of two complete teams, they excavate W. 151st St. ner’s settlement clearly points to a ners and with just a couple of smal account those responsible for the ing secretly with the Mayor and Mof- their major, minor and sandlot team mistakes, predicted Minor and Ford were scheduled to racket in which a secret agreement the scores of thi slaying of the young North Carolina fit and manufacturers and with the records, describe their batting stance, twenty 15, but when the day’s has been made with the Master outstanding football gams Negro is set for October but the testify yesterday, Chamber of Commerce, preparing delivery, ancestry and beauty marks. one week-end a few years ago. trial is to be held session was over Joseph Tauber, Painters Association, which will again Just One Happy Family! Hi hall in which the the rank another sell-out. They quote Travis Jackson to the reward was a pair of for th| has been ILD attorney, had not completed the flei-e and file. It has been effect that the so-called hot station tickets not yet selected. It was revealed today that the As- Army-Navy game at the Poll cross-examination of the prosecution learned since the settlement was is a cold proposition, a racket; they Not only will Tammany officials be made Zausner sociated Silk (UTW) has already set- Grounds, but he did not go to witnesses —all policemen. that had double- cite Blondy Ryan’s now famous tele- thi called upon to testify in this, but all crossed the two other painters’ asso- tled the strike individually with three Army-Navy game. Instead, he soli other principals in the case will be Workers are urged to fillthe court- Weaving and gram—"On my way. We can’t lose.” the tickets for each. ciations to effect his deal with the Must Leave!” Ribbon Mills sent the —they compare Hal SSO He ex- present, it is today when Minor and Ford Schumacher’s plained invited to be announced. room Painters. The an “Antonoff workers in these mills back to work that he had never seen | Master union had fast one to Matty’s fadeaway—then These include Mark Shahian, eye- appear. with latter under Individual agreement. They football game and did not know any) * * * agreement the association they make their cautious prediction. witness to the Matthews murder thing thing about it. But six-day to December 1, yet it broke the agree- are trying to do the same with * * * bike-rac. describing the killing in —now whose affidavit NEW YORK.—Magistrate Farrell ment without any action being taken W ires Labor Department the Jacquard strike. This policy of S there was his favorite spor Daily was first published in the in Market Court yesterday by the Painters and has the UTW leaders in the Associated experts have by now learned and he was planning to use the slo< Jefferson Master taking Worker: Edward Kuntz, International morning raised the bail of Alvin signed another agreement raising Silk has a weakening effect on the THEto make allowances for the a week’s vacation from hit Labor Defense attorney, who repre- scales. This action Commissioner of Immigration Says general strike and the workers “breaks.” Any factor you failed to job and for the first time in his lifi Alfred, 25-year-old Negro, from $5,000 wage suspicious Militant were watch •ented Shahian in the “investigation” and held him for the of a serious in secret not consulted these were consider in your prediction is a a six-day bike-race from star office to SIO,OOO grand smacks sell-out before mills “break.” to finish.” which the District Attorney’s Bertha Carroll and which the rank are Worker Must Leave, or Be Deported When Grover Alexander John L. jury after Mrs. against and file settled. registered the final claims it conducted; Spivak, her husband, of 171 Clinton St., warned. The fight for the wage scales putout of the Worker reporter, who Conferences are now going on ffrtth Yankee-Ordinal series, it put STANDING OF special Daily Brooklyn, appeared and in the settlement must be carried to NEW YORK.—The Department of Labor yesterday denied the applica- was THE CLUBS bared the details of the murder of “identified” Schweitzer, the secretary of the As- AMERICAN LEAGUE him as the man who on the night the job. the rank and file painters’ tion of the International Labor Defense to re-open the case of Anto- sociated Silk, and Matthews, and others. Todar the Chamber of Club W. L. P.c. of 10 robbed her in the 23rd committee points out. nofT, militant Detroit worker who . Club W. t. PC After continued del'.y. assistant Sept. has been ordered deported to Bulgaria. Commerce and Mayor Hitchcliff are Washington 97 52 651 Detroit 7S 79 Anton Loo, 27-29 West 115th 155th St. and Eigth Ave. to De Costa of without consultation ghost. Street, New York, the chairman at home and proposed New York City by “Win N. Y. Robert Minor, Communist candidate John I. Wathey, of or lose, the Giants will know a plan to break the strike. Providence. R. I they’d in a fight,” MEET YOUR COMRADES AT THE Intern! Workers Order for mayor, and James W. Ford will and George Sailer, of Hartford, been will write Joe DENTAL The chairman turned down his pro- Sailer Conn’ Cronin. DEPARTMENT be the speakers of the evening to- posals is working in New York under CLASSIFIED and exposed Smith and the De “Win or lose, the Senators will Cooperative Dining Clnb gether with William Patterson and Costa. Failure to achieve this ac- FOR 80 FIFTH AVENUE National’s role in the strike, to the know they’d been in a will RENT unfurnished rooms overlook- Williana Burroughs, 's tuated several members of fight” ing Pnlon Square. 15TH FLOOR crew. The strike committee and the Providence City Events write Bill Apply Janitor, Sunday. ALLERTON AVENUE Chapter No. 3, Terry. 3 to 103 East Negro artists to entertain during crew have to under Wathey’s lead- 6. 16th Street. Cor. Bronx Park East All Work Don* Under Personal Care of decided counter-act the ership, to * * • the evening include the Harletn String take out charter in the FOR RENT Foods proposal by intensifying their fight state of Rhode those comparisons. Who has furnished room, light, all Im- Pare Proletarian Prices Dr. C. Weissman and the “Liberator” Island in the name of C. Celebration. provements, private Ensemble Chorus, and uniting their ranks. After the the P. Anniversary the whom? Cronin entrance. 33» E. 19th both conducted Samuel International Association of Pro- AND edge on can Street, one flight up. by Heyward. report the crew formed a mass picket jectionists Section 2, C. P., will celebrate the hit but Ryan is a In- Juanita Lewis, popular on the and Sound Engineers of spark plug. line in front of their shop. The two 14th Anniversary of the Communist tangible factors. The old college FOR SALE, 7-room aparment with stages of Soviet Union, sing. North America. furnishings entire the will police who were on duty did not In- at a Saturday evening, The new Whom for *l4O. Three rooms already Take Advantage of the Last Week-End in The Party banquet try. college try. rented, which are A one-act comedy, “The New Deal,” terfere with the large demonstration. Secretary of State of Rhode 30th, at Center, paying rent. Call every Island Sept. the Workmen’s will the Senators start? Whltehill. om 5t07 p M Pocquet, will be presented the Workers’ has been =. - - 10 Wist by The SLWIU has elected a delega- requested to annul 50 East 13th St., 2nd floor. This No. Crowder. Suppose Myer tries ostn Street. Laboratory the charter granted renegade Theatre. The Workers tion to the anti-war conference. Fred to banquet will be the occasion for wel- his rough stuff on Davis? Suppose International Relief members of Providence Chapter CAMP UNITY Band will render Biedenkapp is heading this delega- No. coming Comrade Aronberg as Section he don't? Heinie Manush was the by 4 since prior rights WINGDALE, N. Y. selections Beethoven while the tion. which consists of a worker of rests with the Organizer of Section 2. In addition first to make 200 hits in either (Brooklyn) excellent “Liberator" orchestra will original organizer. COMMUNIST PARTY each department of the union. Greta to a good entertainment program, league this year. What will he do MONTH play for dancing until, as ar- the Kara, manager of the office, will also Money in form of Earl and Charles Krumbein FOB Spend. Indian Summer, the Most A Real Workers rangement collected the dues Browder BROWNSVILLE PROLETARIANS Atmosphere, committee reports, sun- accompany the delegation. and per capita tax has been with- rvill speak. C. K. TABACK. M.D. Beautiful Season of the Year Swimming, Rowing, Handball, rise. (Woman Physician) Amid the Berkshire Hills Hiking—Warm held under the direction of De Costa, and Cold Showers Wathey Sailer 795 Linden Blvd. cor. E. 52nd 81 . Brooklyn SOKAL and for the past nine Needle Trades Workers! Office Hours CAFETERIA To keep np a six-page Work- Water Shut Is On Phone l«*9 “Daily months and this move to organ- 8-10 A.M.,6-8 P.M. PITKIN AVENOE WEEK-END RATES: x er,” the circulation dual Needle trades workers of Harlem Minnesota 9-5549 most be doubled. ization was to give them pro- Do Four Negro Familes; LEGAL „re to called - - yonr share by getting urged come to a meeting - - new sub- tection 1 Day $2.45 2 Days $4.65 (incl. for funds collected. • for Tax) Protest Rally Today by the Harlem Industrial orkers’ Brownsville Workers! Cars leave for Camp from 2700 Bronx Park East every day at 10 A. M. and Saturday Club which is organising ail needle 10 A. M, IP. 11.1 P. M. Take Lexington Avenue White Plains Roard Express. NEW YORK.—A protest rally Challenge Mayor trades workers of Harlem, Negro and To Iiissia? Stop at Allerton Avenue Station. Hoan Hoffman’s > against the water shut-off affecting wh " \ union c- >. eipp’" fed Round Trip: To Nitgedaiget - Qoing four Negro to and unemployed. meeting $2.00 families living at 2330 Debate The will Tilden Ave. will be today 12 be 1 . d tonight at St. Luke's Hall To Unity - $3.00 held Mayor Nygard in N. Y. HUDSON RESTAURANT o’clock noon at Tilden Ave. and Lott at 8 p. m. & St., Brooklyn. There will be a march ARMY AND NAVY 7 NEW Elec- CAFETERIA following the rally to the Flatbush YORK.—Tlie Communist Open Forum. Russia. , tion Campaign Committee of New STO*?E Water Supply Co. and’ a delegation Pitkin York State issued An open entitled “The Capi- Corner Saratoga Avas. Workers needing full outfits of horse- will be sent from there to a challenge to serum Spend Yom Kipur Week-End I the Board Daniel Hoan, mayor Ust Class Prepares for the Next hide leather sheeplined Coats, Wind- of Health. Socialist of Mil- 97 THIRD AVENUE waukee to meet World War,” will be held this Sun- ~ breakers, Breeches, High Shoes, etc., ! Emil Nygard, Com- (Between 12th and 12th Streets) munist mayor of day at the Workers’ Center, 132 will receive special reduction on all C-osby, Minnesota DOWNTOWN Seek Lodgings in a deb'to Yark Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, uhder the Gives Honest Values in Genuine their purchases at the for the in New City. The Camp suggested topic is: auspices of the C. P., Section 7. Ad- Horsehide Sheeplined Coats; Nitgedaiget Delegates THE LAST IN to Anti- mission free. WORD FOOD “Reoo'.ved, that the Communist Ad- Windbreakers, Breeches; AT POPULAR PRICES BEACON, War Congress of at the N.Y. Square Here ministration C-oeby is for the D. W. Volunteers’ Member- High Shoes; Boots, Etc. Deal Workers FOR THE BENEFIT OF and the Soc'a'tet Adminis- NEW YORK—With 2.000 dele- tration ship Meeting. SWEET LIFE ARMY and gates of Milwaukee is Against the at GUARANTEED NAVY STORE from practically all sections of Workers.” THE NEEDLE TRADES the country coming to U. S. General membership meeting of CAFETERIA WORKERS the Daily LOWEST PRICES 121 THIRD AVE. Congress Against War convening in Hoan is said to be coming to New the Worker Volunteers to- 138 FIFTH AVENUE (2 night at 8 p. m. sharp, Workers’ DAILY WORKER READERS WILL Saturday, September 30th and doors South of 14th Street) N»w York City on September 29, - York to assist in the local socialist Bet. 18tta and 19th Streets Center, 35 E. St. AU APPRECIATE FAIR TREATMENT Lowest Prices in New York the Congress Arrangements Com- campaign. 12th volun- NEW YORK CITY Sunday, City or election Any cftiy between teers and Interested should October Ist Money Cheerfully Returned mittee issued an urgent appeal yes- October 18 and 25 has been offered workers SPORT terday for be present. PLAYS EVERY DAY :: DANCES AND CONCERTS EVERY offers of lodgings for by the Communist Committee of 799 the delegates. EVENING :: ALL PROFIT THE Broadway. FOR STRUGGLES OF Such offers should be made at WILLIANA BURROUGHS TO THE NEEDLE TRADES WORKERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION once to U. S. Congress Against War Nygard. who is the first Communist SPEAK \ DR. JULIUS LITTINSKY Committee, Room 1610, 104 Fifth Mayor in the United States, will come Williana Burroughs, Communist APEX CAPETERI to New York 827 Broadway, Between !i and Specially Reduced Prices for Needle Workers 107 Ave., New York City, telephone Wednesday. October 18 candidate for Comptroller, speaks 12 13th Streets BRISTOL STREET ALgonquin 4-7514. to attend a “Vote Communist” ban- at the American Youth Club, 407 ¦ Make Your Reservations Immediately Office Bet. Pitkin and Sutter Area., Brooklyn in the Beginning. Monday quet 1.500 Rockanay cj of the next all dele- of people at New Star Ave.. in "ft ’y: . All Comrades Should This Union—l3l West 28th Street PnO.NE: DICKENS 2-801 J gates already in the city and those Casino. He will bring greetings to “The American Youth in the Com- Patronize that are the Mayor ’’ Oilier Konre: S-I0 A.M., 1-3, «-8 P.M. -oming are asked to regis- Cor.-munist candidate for ing Elections, tonight at 8 p.m. FOOD WORKERS INDUSTRIAL UNION SHOP Flftil Avß, of New York City, Robert Minor.