Riegta Ing a Great Part of the Strike, Under from These Workers Carried Responsibility Groes Leaving Dixieland for Chicago

Riegta Ing a Great Part of the Strike, Under from These Workers Carried Responsibility Groes Leaving Dixieland for Chicago

THE DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927 Page Five PLAN GREAT BAZAAR FOR CLOAKMAKERS’ DEFENSE; LOCKOUT TO ADD SHELLING OF NANKING WILL BE PROTESTED HEARING TODAY OUT OF TOWN CAMPAIGN OPENS AT A MASS MEETING FRIDAY, APRIL EIGHTH protest Preparations are now being made Nothing must be left undone to TO NUMBERS IN To against the gunboat! Rosalsky Plays With FOR ARRESTED policy of the United j for the Joint Defense Bazaar to be j make the Great Defense Bazaar such States towards Antonofsky held at the Star Casino on May 12, a tremendous success that in itself the Chinese Nationalist revolution, a Case of 13, 14 and 15. ‘ it will prove a gigantic protest against mass meeting will be held Friday j evening, April 8, at the Central Opera KULOK PICKETS A call has been sent out to the . the union smashing bureaucracy. PLUMBER STRIKE (Continued from Pape One) the ! many friends of the defense request- Boston workers will be represented House under the auspices of Hands says ho was attacked, Wortuns was ing of as- the bazaar, it is reported, and j Off China Committee, a delegated sick in bed and Antonofsky was J donations articles for the jat body Labor Defense Appears ! fair. The committee is especially in- I other cities are Rsked to follow their Employers and Workers representing trade unions, na- | working in the shop of Meyer Haus- terested in shoes, dresses, caps, rain- j example and arrange to have a booth. Meetings Tonight i tionallst societies, labor fraternal or- er, 66 West 17th street. In Two Strike Cases suitcases, sorts Hold ganizations, political parties, etc. Judge Wouldn't Listen. coats, hats, bags, all Join hands with the defense. Help » j All over the United States indigna- reported of men’s and women’s wear, camping is needed now. Write or come to the The pluihbers and plumbers help- When Antonofsky as The International Labor Defense outfits, and ■ tion against the attempt of the Amev- usual to Judge Rosalsky early last of York upon sweaters hammocks. | office at 41 Union Square, Room 71*1, ers strike is increasing in importance, New was called for Workers in shops are called i ican government to suppress the Chi- \ week, the judge said, “Aha, you have help once again on Saturday when the I and find out what you can do to help. 1 and either thru strike or lockout may ! upon to committees to man- nese revolution is heard. been getting into trouble again; well three workers, picketing the shop of organize become general thruout Greater New ! for the Bazaar. Drive Starts. Demonstrations Held. back you go to jail.” Without listen- 39 Eldridge street, ufacture merchandise York by tomorrow, M. Kulok at were Here. j A mass meeting of over 1,500 work- I In Philadelphia, Boston and e!se- ing to a word of explanation, Judge arrested without cause and taken to Get Your Clothes and It is planned to make this affair : ers opened the out-of-town campaign j The 3,800 plumbers helpers j where parades ami monster demon-; j Itosalsky sent him to the Tombs. He the Clinton and Delancey street po- who are out in Brooklyn will be join- a great merchandising event. Tlie | for the New York Cloakmakevs and strations have already been held where appeared in court for a hearing on lice station. Wednesday jed soon by other thousands of men in no uncertain terms sympathy Friday, and with him came his boss, Levinson, hall will resemble a department store I Furriers Defense Fund on the Those arrested were M. night, Hyman, general j in the trade if the Master Plumbers' \ of the American masses their,| Meyer Hauser, and several workers Steinberg Podolsky. rather than a bazaar. The doors will ; when Louis for N. and Lizzie daily manager of the New York i Association at its meeting tonight at struggling brothers and sisters in Chi- > in the shop ready to testify that An- KARL They were peacefully picketing the be opened at 1 P. M. to those j Joint I MARX wishing price The Board of the Cloak and Dressmakers, ; the headquarters of the Brooklyn I na was expressed. tonofsky had been at work at the Kulok shop which came out on strike to merchandise. and ladies dress department will be situ- and Ben Gold, general manager of Masters’ Association, 8 Kevins St.‘, In New York, largest city of the J I time Katz says he was attacked, several weeks ago when several the New York agrees to a general lock-out. world, seat of Wall St!, rule j j Hauser even has a time card to prove workers one was ated in the rest room behind the Joint Board Furriers i where were fined, and principal speakers. to Stockinger Jr., those responsible for brutal i his statement. the by reactionary balcony. There will be a men’s straw Union were the According Jacob the mur- taken off job the ; der 7,000 Chinese, Postpones Case. FRIEDRICHENGELS Cloth- hat department to open the season, More than five hundred dollars was head of the Queens Masters’ Associ- of over men, women leaders of the Amalgamated and children in a manner that ! But Judge Rosalsky, knowing that A ing attending a etc., etc. received in the collection at the meet- ation. the plumbers of Queens are maLches 1 Life-Time Collaboration Workers’ Union, for any tale of i the boss and the workers had come meeting wing Every worker must plunge into the | ing, and the workers present pledged j locked out, and will not be allowed | Hun horrors that was j of left needle trades ! ! especially to help release Antonofsky, • defense work to raise money for the themselves to start an energetic drive ; to start work when- they report this manufacturd in 1917 against Ger-! workers. 1 did not hear the case and postponed By Continue Striking. defense and relief of the families of for collections in shops and factories. j morning. many, a mighty protest from the'i working masses is planned. lit again until April Bth. For a whole I). RIAZANOV One set of workers after another the prisoners. This Defense Fund is caring for the A meeting of the striking plumbers i week longer Vvoll, McGrady Sigman The meeting that will be held Fri- Antonofsky is doomed to has struck in this shop because of Green, and families of those in jail, and is em- j will be held tonight at Lenruth Hall - ill plea- They | day, April 8 must speak in such sit the Tombs awaiting the this against their fel- are also appealing for money. ploying legal to work re- 167 Wuverly Ave., Brooklyn, while I a discrimination aid for the sure of this notorious anti-Semitic, Professor Riazanov, Dl- for injunctions, to hire ! \ loud voice that the Chinese workers j low workers, and the right wing must have it lease of those fur workers and cloak- the helpers will hold a session at the anti-labor workers -4 rector of the Marx-En- judge. The can- * ■ gangsters to war on i who are today in the shadow of the ■ Institute in Mot- forces of the Amalgamated have bands of make makers who have been penalized for Church of All Nations, 0 Second Ave. ! not keep on losing a day’s £els , gunboats of our at work com- cow, use* Marx's own in the and to imperialists Shan-: * filled the shop with scab workers. the workers markets, their loyalty to the union during Break ) ing to court to testify; NEW persecutions In Bosses Ranks. ghai will know that these are not tho boss will method In an Interest- The three workers arrested on Sat- pay for tjje thru which strikes. not repeatedly appear and waste in If appraisal of the two Thirty of the 100 members of the representatives of American work- his BOOK (treat men and their urday, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, workers are thrown into jail. Stage Fiesta. whole day trying to help Antonofsky. To Flghl Master Plumbers’ Association, of ers that their murdering of the Chi-; work. were released on S6OO bail each, for Black Hundreds appeal of | Judge Rosalsky knows this, and per- making On the the Defense Com- Brooklyn, employers of members of masses opposed by In a virile style, the au- hearing this morning. The Black Hundreds are various a nese is the Ameri- i haps it accounts postpone- mittve to organizations, ; Local Union 1. Plumbers’ Union, in- working workers must for his thor presents the ori- Defend Rose Pesnick. their last effort to break the unions 1 can class. All ment system. gin* and the content of ) group of members of Branch 35 of dicated yesterday present ; On Saturday morning, the Inter- and suppress every independent ex- their desire to set- | be and join in the demonstra- 1 Sigman Behind Rosalsky. Hociulist theory end I the Workmen’s Circle have decided to tle plumbers, tattles, as well as the get help the differences with the it . tion of protest. , , national Labor Defense appeared in pression. They will from It is reliably reported that this ac- practical aehlevemente ! help in the defense work. became known at headquarters, Speakers. the West Bth street court, Coney Is- bosses and other enemies of the work- union List of tion of the judge is contrary to the of .Marx and Engels. They engaged the New Play- Lenruth Hall, Waverly and Myrtle The following speakers will address land, to defend Rose Pesnick who ers. have recommendation of the probation of- In an attractive cloth- & avenues, Brooklyn, yesterday.

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