Page Two •/AILY WORKER, , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1933 Gutters of New York By del COPS ATTACK CROWD AFTER N. J. Silk Owners City Events To Open Threaten Open “Daily” Fund Drive. Launching their extensive pro- REV BARS CHURCH voluntarily POWELL gram Mills on Monday to gain their of $5,000 to be 22. established quota PATERSON, ~n7~J., Sept. donated to the $40,000 Daily The general strike committee, in a Worker Fund, the Daily Worker ISLAND MEET statement to all silk and dye strik- Volunteers of New York will FOR WELFARE front, ers urging one united strike conduct an Indian Summer Fes- What’s Muckraking Worth? calls the strikers to turn out to a tival Dance evening, at the Saturday at this Scottsboro Boys mass demonstration Workers Center, 35 E. 12th St. The New York Daily Mirror’s Mr. Dan Parker, who False Friends of Work With Sandy Hill Park. The statement • • • says in part: Forum. came in for a bit of unkind, perhaps injudiciblly acid com- Tammany; Young Worker Beaten and Jailed Announce Open gracious “Members of the Associated With Mrs. Wllliana Burroughs mentary in these columns responds with a note: is the time to pre- NEW YORK.—Police Thursday night attacked a crowd of nearly 500 at a (U.T.W.): Now scheduled to speak on “How the Dear Mr. Newhouse: sent one united front against the meeting in front of the Abyssinian Church, 132 West 138th St., after Rev. NRA Affects the Negro Worker,” copy of your column bosses’ attempt to open up the general I received in today’s mail a of re- A. Clayton Powell, Jr., pastor of the church, refused to permit the use of the first Open Forum and mills on Monday. Assemble at your sponsored by the Har- cent date (there was no way of telling from the clipping the the church for a against the murder of James Matthews, young Satur- discussion ' protest own strike headquarters on lem Workers School will be held article in question). In the Negro, on Welfare Island. The meeting had been arranged by the League day morning and march with your exact date of publication of the Sunday evening, September 24, at ~ “ and banners to the article, I ; —' of Struggle for Negro Rights, the 2- t own slogans Harlem School, 200 course of the you state changed from that of profit- pose of the murder of Matthews had at Sandy Hill the Workers be a Communist Party, Harlem section. I| | main demonstration West 135th Street. that “The fact that he has eering industry and a means of thrown fear into the officials respon- ‘ * * and the I. L. D. A large number of I Park. The Associated Silk Workers ,* libclihood to a medium of recrea- ' sible for the killing. invited to select their been concentrating solely on members of Powell's church were in- I Union is J. Tauber to Speak. tion. dignant the pastor’s action In for- That Rev. Powell, who is a member speakers for the demonstra- the Garden and neglecting a hun- at own Under the auspices of the Fili- Utopian? Not at all. It’s being done bidding the use of the church. : of the NRA Committee, is more con- tion.'' dred other fake outfits casts some cerned with whitewashing Tammany pino Anti-Imperiaiist League and his in the Soviet Union. Jimmy Johnston, Responding to a “riot” call, sent | | Earl Browder, general secretary minor doubts on sincerity.” and Madison ! than he is in preventing a repetition the International Labor Defense, think you would made i Ruby Goldstein Square to the West 135th St. station, a small j of the Communist Party, will ad- I don’t have Garden will only go when profession- !of prison murders of Negroes, is Joseph Tauber, I. L. D. defense statement If you knew me and army of police and plalnclothesmen \ dress the strike demonstration. this : alism goes, they will only go when an shown by his action in barring ... attorney, will address a mass meet- meeting j the had followed my column over a pe- system whose they rep- rushed to the scene of the ; Welfare protest ing at 186 15th Street, , entire values the Island meeting. Pre- PATERSON, N. J., Sept. 22.—Al- riod of years. The very fact that goes, values implicitin the ex- and began merciless clubbing of i viously he had agreed to a tonight, calling for the release of -1 resent | meeting though local papers announce that I go after the big guys and don’t ’ of Dan workers, after the latter had refused j the the Filipino political prisoners, istence Mr. Parker’s Daily on Tallapoosa sharecroppers case ] intend to reopen concentrate on inconsequential heels ' to disperse. J the manufacturers Crisanto Evangelista, Capa- Mirror. in Alabama. When the plans were on Monday and feature in S. D. who couldn’t come back at me must Men and women trampled the mills ajid were changed and it was decided to hold silk mill ducia, Dominador Ambrosio prove something. I don’t clubbed even after they had been their headlines that the However, STANDING OF THE CLUBS and the Welfare Island protest meeting, break others. concentrate the Garden, as owners are organizing to the Racket No. The racket * * * on you’ll knocked down. Casualties, however, Rev. Powell backed show- 1: push-cart peddler AMERICAN LEAGUE down, thus strike, afternoon papers indicate an York learn by following my column. Only were reported among the police, too. ing himself to be a servile agent The above cartoon is the first of a series exposing New rackets. Club W. L. P.C. Club W. L. P C. cops of impending change of policy among Retail Tailors’ and Cleaners’ last week, I was firing at the Coney 97 49 .664, Detroit 70 79 .470 and two were later treated for Tammany Hall. During the past few They will appear from time to time. Wash’ton minor in hos- the employers of the Institute of Mass Meeting. Island Stadium for putting Ruby New York 87 55 .613 I Chicago 63 82 .434 injuries the Harlem months he pretended a for All comrades who know of or have been victimized by any of the 75 .524 59 84 .413 solicitude Dyers and Painters. An mass meeting of Goldstein in, week after week, with Phila. 68 j pital. ! the Scottsboro boys and spoke at thousand which infest city, are invited to write us organizational Cleveland 74 72 .507» St. Louis 55 91 .377 Young Worker Beaten. Announcements said to come from and one rackets the the retail tailors and cleaners will be helpless setups. (The Com- various meetings. about their experiences so they can be plcturized in this series. Address: on only Isadore Dorfman, 19-year old Institute declare that the em- held tomorrow at 3 p.m., at 144 E. mission acted this matter No Teams scheduled for today. A the yesterday.) needle trades worker was severely ployers have a new plan of action! Del, cjo Daily Worker, 50 E. 13th St. 16th St. There will be a report on j NATIONALLEAGUE beaten. He was clubbed and punched Series of Articles on that will meet the demands of the ! the scab tactics of the A. T. of L. &f- If most of my guns are trained on Club W. L. P.C I Club W. L. P.C ground Garden this time, it’s the New York 88 55 .615 i Boston 77 68 .531 and even when he lay on the The report which Is un- j --flclaldom. the at sot Pittsburgh Brooklyn by • 83 65 59 84 .413 strikers. • .561 NBA Earl Browder • good i in a semi-conscious condition, police i official declares that: “Ifthe plan is| very reason that the Garden j Chicago 82 67 .550 I Phila. 56 85 .394 stamped their feet on his face. When ! Begin Monday to the workers of both the | Painters’ Fraction Meet. has driven most competing clubs to ' St. Louis 80 67 .544 1 Cincinnati 57 90 .388 To on acceptable I * * * he was first rushed to the Harlem ! NTW and UTW and there is little Frame-Up Seen in Threat to Members of the Alteration Paint- the wall and now has a virtual mon- i Pittsburgh at St. Louis postponed on ac- hospital it was feared that he may doubt that they will accept there is | ers' Union are called to attend a opoly on running the so-called boxing have internal Injuries. The first' of series of by the game. count of rain. suffered | | articles little need for the new conciliator! general fraction meeting at Only Boston at Philadelphia played. Earl * * * Although bruised and battered, Dorf- i j Browder, Secretary of the designated by the Board. How- Arrest Shoe Union Heads Workers’ Center tonight at 7 p.m. me anything you want but in- i Labor 1 * Call taken from the Communist • * man was yesterday • Party, called “What the Labor Board and the Board sincere. Meantime, best of luck to INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFF hospital by and lodged in Worker ever Rochester at Buffalo, 8:45 P.M. EDT, police the I i i Every Should Know About of Trustees of the Institute have yet j Repairers’ Membership you in conducting your new sports station charged with , The Shoe Night Game. West 135th St. NRA?” will be printed Mon- to agree.” Plan Demonstration at City Hall Monday as column. “simple assault and resisting arrest." j | | day. The series will then Meeting. continue has no infor- Fraternally yours, He will come up for trial Monday i for the rest of the week. They The Union received j Arrests Grow; N. R. A. Calls Union All shoe repairers, hat cleaners and AMERICAN LEAGUE morning in Washington Heights are a simple, mation from any source in regard to | bootblacks are called to a member- —DAN PARKER. Inning-by-Inning Scores clear, fundamental • • * Magistrates Court, 151st St. between ! analysis of the purpose and the proposals of the manufacturers! to Meet With Bosses ship meeting of their union Sunday, R. H. E. re- for Convent and Amsterdam Aves. sults of the NRA as It the and is continuing its preparations 10 a.m„ at Irving Plaza Hall, Irving WAS indicated that the doubts Boston 000 100 002—3 6 0 affects Saturday NEW YORK.—That the shoe manufacturer, are preparing another Robert Minor, Communist candi- j daily life of the working class. a mass demonstration on Place and 15th St. ITon Mr. Parker's sincerity were of a Philadelphia ....000 000 000—0 11 1 • Sandy will frame-up similar to that of the four union organizers in Jersey City but • • Hogan: date for mayor of New York, James j Do not miss the first installment! at Hill Park and mobilize minor nature. These minor, innocu- Betts and A. Moore and W. Ford, Harlem organizer of the I' - the strikers on the picket lines to j this time involving the heads of the Shoe and Leather Workers’ Industrial Speakers’ Conference. ous doubtings I reserve for practically Davis. Communist Party and candidate for keep the mills shut Monday. Union was indicated when two detectives and police called at union head- The Harlem Agitprop Committee everybody and everything. Bitter, bit- brought pass. vice-president in the last presiden- ! The National Labor Board appoint- quarters Thursday night with warrants seeking to arrest Fred Biedenkapp, has established a Speakers’ Confer- ter life has me to this GAMES TODAY i But I did say that Mr. Parker’s ex- tial election, spoke to the crowd in ed Richard Newstadt as conciliator the union’s general secretary. They: '® Party and Young Com- National League WORKERS’ BOOK SHOP r—- ence for all poses and of Minor, who ; of the strike him, after a study of the affidavits sub- sec- of (two ’ front the church. today to take charge failed to find however. ' munist League speakers in the Brooklyn at New York games). mitted. the ratty individual he has denomi- himself had served a term on Wel- situation. This comes after a letter The Union is mobilizing its forces tion, for both ihdoor and outdoor Cincinnati at Chicago. To date more than 80 strikers nated Sinister J. Influence have been fare Island for leading an unem- • of protest had been sent by the Gen- for a demonstration against police shoe meetings. The first meeting was Boston at Philadelphia (two games). have been arrested as a of the | informative and amusing. I did say . ..ployed demonstration on March 6. 1 SALE eral Strike committee of the Nation- brutality and frame-ups at City Hall result ; held last Sunday, with about 25 Pittsburgh at St. Louis. . 1930. said that the Daily Worker ex- Union to Wagner drive to terrorize and intimidate the that one should presumably be grate- American League 20 Percent al Textile Senator Monday morning at 10 a. m. : present, and an organization was ful for such What Discount National Labor Board demand- strikers and smash the strike by in- exposes as one gets. New York at Boston. on all of the Moving bring mediation ! formed and a program drawn up. present to about a : junction. On Thursday morning, 40 I failed to state explicitly •in the Washington. (Brooklyn) . the of Mofflt, at ing removal th» of strike, Henry F. The Conference, together With the course of the bantering was ex- Philadelphia BOOKS conciliator, the ground the shoe Wolff of strikers of the Delman Shoe Co. w£re J that Chicago at PAMPHLETS U.S. Labor on Board of NRA ; Agitprop and the Speakers’ Bureau, poses and muckraking are not enough. Cleveland. deliberately excluded the Mediation the ‘ arrested in their headquarters at 845 St. Detroit. FOR BROWNSVILLE PROLETARIANS that he has offi- today the Shoe and Leather , be a mechanism for rotating Let us assume the Dally Mirror Louis at PERIODICALS representatives of the dye strik- wired to ’; 2nd Ave. They were piled into three will cial Workers’ Industrial Union informing speakers around the section. It was succeeds in breaking the corrupt Gar- dealing witn ers, the NTWU from negotiations. : jpatrol wagons and brought to court. them of a preliminary conference ar- The owners of the Comfort . unanimously decided to hold the con- den’s “virtual monopoly.” Assume SOKAL CAFETERIA The letter declared that formal ap- ' | Slipper elec- Honest Joe Whosis is put in Economics, Unemployment, ranged with the shoe and slipper ference weekly until after the charge. ‘ 1689 PITKIN AVENUE for hearing has been filed Co. and other slipper manufacturers -5 plication a employers’ associations and “unions have tion. The next conference will be How will that change the situation? ' notified the workers to ' N.R.A., War, Marxism- but the application remains unan- I rejurn i so-called boxing game" is not STATIONERY and concerned” for Monday September work and promise to help the . held Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ’’The for Brownsville Workers! swered. The NRA makes it compul- !to * * * ruined by clubs with Leninism 25 at 11 a. m. and inviting the ; Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union to being individual sory for the employers to deal with Union its representatives. or without virtual monopolies. There to send organize Although the shops Speak. chosen by the work- them. s Guiterres to wasn't any less faking, crookedness MIMEOGRAPH SUPPLIES TEN DAYS ONLY! representatives Hie Union committee attending are announced as opening for the Hoffman’s ers, yet Mofflt and the Institute have re- Isabello Guitteres, young brother or profiteering in the industry five, the conference on Monday includes: turn of the workers, strikers' At Special Price* for Organization* September flagrantly violated these provisions. the of of the Filipino leader's of the ten or 20 years ago. Fumigating one 23—October 3 Fred Biedenkapp, Frank Costello, a . ranks remained intact. Not one The will remain out on strike a sin- Party in the Philippines, nest of rats will only drive them to RESTAURANT strikers representative of the I. Miller strike ' glc striker has accepted offer of 1 Communist WORKERS’ BOOKSHOP and keep the mills closed until the the who is now serving an eight year cover in another part of the cellar. committee, I. Rosenberg, represent- working under 1 * * >0 East 13th St. Alg. 4-0233 are won, the ¦ a scab union. term, and Tauber, at- . & demands of the strikers the strikers, Bernstein, Red “scare” has prison Joseph CAFETERIA ing slipper , propaganda which ? torney for the International Labor is crooked by the very na- Lerman Bros., Inc. letter .stated. organizer of the stitchdown strikers figured in many previous i strikes of Defense, will be the outstanding Moffit declared today in a defensive and George Martin of shoe re- union has started j BOXINGture of the scheme into which it Phone 4-3356 8843 Pitkin Corner Saratoga Aves. the ¦ the again. Leaf- ‘ f at a mass meeting, concert | How one expect ALgonquin statement that his actions were due section. Boudin will issued an organization speakers fits. can people pair Attorney lets by calling Saturday, Sept. 23, at 136 brought up St. N. Y. C. Russian Art Shop to refusal of the Institute and also be present for the Industrial l itself the 5 and dance. j to admire ideals of suc- 29 East 14th the I Independent American 15th St., Brooklyn, at 7 p. m. and achievement which only the employes to deal with the NTWU. Union. On Monday night mass League 1 cess can WORKERS—EAT AT THE Peasants' Handicrafts | a • Against the Communist Prop- Comrade Truesdale, wel -known : be attained through crookedness to lx————————¦MX—— Jacquard manufacurers are report- meeting will be at Arcadia Hall, . aganda carry l 100 East 14th St., N. Y. C. I held in the USA a slander- • Negro speaker, will also speak. keep from striving for them? Fight- j facing terrific loss and have Brooklyn, to report the result of the « Parkway Cafeteria ed as a i ¦ ous attack on the Communist Party. * ers, promoters, managers, all' want Import* from U.S.S.R. (Russia) asked Mayor Hinchcliffe to interfere conference to the strikers. The seek to AIRY, LARGE < 1638 PITKIN AVENUE Tea, Candy, leaflets break the strike to make money and the few formulae Cigarette*, Smock*. Toy* reopen negotiations. urge Moonlight Sail. Shawls, Novelties, in the strike and No further hearings on the perma- . and the workers to join the Near Hopkinson Ave. Brooklyn, N. T. | Woodcarring ' Tonight Student Review Moonlight which are available for this attain- Lacquered Work A gigantic turnout is expected at ! nent injunction against the Union ij scab A. F. of L. union of whose sell- ment to be crooked. Meeting and Hall Phone: ' Sail and Dance on the Hudson happen Rooms ALGONQUIN 4-0094 Sandy Hill Park Saturday when the applied for by the shoe manufactur- out policies, the shoe are get Brooklyn Workers Patronize . j workers " the steamer “Seagate.” j Eliminate Johnston and you’ll Hire strikers will give their determined ers will be held, according to reports. , well aware. aboard To Music, entertainment. Boat leaves another clique. Smash the monopoly answer to any attempt to break the The judge’s decision will be rendered *—¦ and you’ll have disorganized fakery Suitable for Meetings, Lecture* ij Pier 6 E. R., Battery at 8:15 p. m. strike Monday. until another enterprising set will [ and Dances in the HOWARD Subscription $ 1 00. DR. JULIUS UTTINSKY • • • take the trouble to reorganize it. It’s S TEA M Open Air Meeting. SAMBERG’S War Vets Sending not the actors you have to shift, the Czechoslovak 107 BRISTOL STREET Venezuelian Workers. has be An open air meeting play to rewritten. Bet. Pitkin and Sutter Ares., Brooklyn under the At the Prospect Avenue Venezuelan workers in New York In cracking open the sore that is Workers House, Inc. LAUNDRY auspices of Units 1 and 8 of section will today celebrate the opening of PHONE: DICKENS 2-3018 Delegates Madison Square Garden, Dan Parker 11 will be held tonight at 8 p. m. at Station, Bronx to Meet the Venezuelan Workers’ Center, 1664 , 72nd St. New York S E R V I C E Office Hours: 8-10 A.M., 1-8, 8-8 P.M. helps to diagnose a diseased organism 347 E. Bth Ave. and 45th St., Brooklyn. The Madison Ave., near 110th St., by a ______N 478-8-80 Howard Ave„ Bklyn, N.Y. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) that needs the scalpel and not adhe- speakers will be H. Johnson, Pinkson program entainment, beginning at PResident 8-3000 BAR and GRILL of sive tape. Telephone: RHinelander 5097 and Sherman J. Wirkula. p. m. French author, and Earl . 8 By this time you may have gath- ~~ " Browder, , General Secretary, Communist Party, ered I'm advocating drastic changes. GARMENT DISTRICT Intern! Order Can they be carried through under Workers U.S.A., will also address Con- YOUR DANCES. LECTURES, FINE CLOTHING FOR the given ARRANGE air -~T7i =¦¦¦=- DCNTAL DEPARTMENT WORKERS gress. the circumstances? Obviously UNION MEETINGS Nazi Tool Plays not. at the 4947—Longacre Other speakers at this anti-war r I Phones: Chirkering 10089 80 FIFTH AVENUE meeting will include Professor Alfons What’s there to keep matchmakers ;! COMRADELY ATMOSPHERE IfITH FLOOR SALTZMAN BROS. from cutting into the purse of some NEW ESTONIAN Goldshmidt, exiled by the Nazis from: Ail Work Done Under Personal Care of Fire Trial preliminary boy? What’s there to Germany, Devere editor of the Role in WORKERS’ HOME MEN’S SUITS Allen, keep fighters with families to sup- FAN RAY CAFETERIA Dr. C. Weissman World Tomorrow, A. J. Muste, C. j P. (Continued from Page I) | port from taking oivles? What can , 27-29 West 115th Street READY MADE AND TO ORDER L. A., William Pickens, Field Secre- 156 W. 29th St. New York » \ prevent a promoter from building ; cl n stbeet> tary of the National Association for