Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1938 GUTTERS OF NEW YORK —by del UNITED TEXTILE SPEEDS Jewish Workers’ City Events Clubs Hold First Complete Sell-Out of “Vote SILK STRIKE BETRAYALS Nat’l Convention Communist Banquet I Tickets; Issue 500 for NEW YORK.-U>n the initiative of Balcony the New York City a call Committee, Communist has been issued recently to all Jewish The Election Campaign GAINS GROUND Committee Announced yesterday that AS N.T.W.U. organize to national Workers clubs a all 1,500 organization. A call for a national reservations to the “Vote Not a Girls’ Country convention has been issued Communist” Banquet. Oct. 18, In New by the Star Casino, at Emil Nygard, Leaders of A. F. L. Union Send Men Back at National Provisional Committee se- ( which ago Doris Gerald was metropolitan singles and Communist mayor of Croeby, Minn, FEW years and Rush Sell Out Conference lected by the New York City Com- Yesterday, Wage Cuts mittee. will speak, are sold out. A mixed doubles champ. when asked why she no Washington; Dyers Also in Danger The Committee also announced longer participates in tournament play, she shrugged her in At the opening tonight, Comrade that 500 balcony tickets (not Earl Browder and M. J. Includ- old baby. Olgin will ing meal) are for sale for the meet- shoulder and pointed to her two-year By MARTIN KUSSAK. speak. There wiU also be a concert ing, at which in beside Nygard, Robert “Willyou take care of her?” she said. PATERSON, N. J., Oct. 13.—Reports made by the delegates from the which the various sections of the Minor, Earl Bur- such choruses, Browder, Willlana Doris is in her middle twenties and by no means through the meeting of the United National Strike Com- clubs as dramatic roughs and Ben Silk Strike Centers at groups, orchestras and will : Gold will speak, frantic efforts are being made by sport* Tickets can be bought only at the as a contender. As a matter of fact, she confesses that the mittee In Easton yesterday, revealed that participate. j and Associated Officials to stampede the workers back to the election committee’s office, 799 Broad- idea of tournament play no; the U.T.W. The convention sessions will con- way, } like the Babe, Eleanor Holm or Pennsylvania pointsi ——¦— Room 526, GRamercy 5-8780. mills in various Monday *• # v longer thrills her. ‘‘lprobablyj .i Helene Madison have every im- One U.T.W. shop in Bethlehem has tinue Sunday and at Irving and break the strike. Plaza, 15th St. and Irving Place. On used it just as a medium for aginable facility and opportunity Joseph Brooks, Associated Organ- been sent back by the officials for Dispossess Party for competition their disposal. 100,000 when the of- Sunday evening there will be a ban- But like at izer and Muste follower, working in $1.75 per picks The Manhattan Youth Club Is meeting people. I’d still But watch their careers. See what by through quet held in Irving Plaza at which a play get collusion with officials of the Inde- fer manufacturers N.R.A. having a rent party tonight at 114 to afternoons. You don’t swimming means to Holm or rejected by called for new Soviet Film will be shown for to with and Mad- Union Wilkesbarre, Scran- the workers Ludlow St. The club already has around it a husband ison and the Olympics to Babe Dil pendent in for 100,000 the first time in the U.S.A. baby. We can’t afford a maid.” ton Region, has sent a number of $2 picks. This shop will received a dispossess notice. A pro- rikson. out again mass eight months, Doris Wilkesbarre mills back to work. be pulled today by gram has been arranged besides In the last For Holm at first it probabl ' picketing. dancing, and the club urges all Gerald, the passionate tennis play- meant a “medium for meeting peo- Brooks and his assistants had previ- er, a racquet Aside ously of the work- At Emaus, the strikers voted over- comrades to .help it bv attending. has held twice. ple,” as Doris Gerald puts it. She blocked the efforts * * * Small Depositors from the fact that she was a com- baby began ers to spread the strike in the Wilkes- whelmingly to remain firm, and at parative and this makes was a wonder and and Paterson topnotcher, busting world’s records when she barre Region when mass picketing Allentown, Easton the Mike Gold to Lecture it all the more significant, her case silk strike completely solid, was 13. Society picked her up. Her was prepared and the United Na- is Refused Aid by Michael Gold will lecture tomor- is representative. In the United tional Strike Committee was ready to i In a mass walk-out, not sanctioned where backstroke rounded into perfection row at the Jewish Community Cen- States women really get a and with it young Eleanor’s con- send in mass pickets from Easton by U.T.W. officials, 1400 silk workers ter, 600 Victory Blvd., better break in sports than most at Central Falls and Pawtucket, in Tom- tours. She photographed fine and and Allentown. Party klnsville, at 8 p.m., under the aus- capitalist countries, a married wo- papers up. giving any Rhode Island, have struck. Among Socialist the picked her Her back- The U. T. W. is not pices of Branch 68, 1.W.0., Staten man has to have a maid before she stroke kept improving, she took the strike news to the anthracite press. the mills already out are Royal Weav- YORK, Island. The subject will be ‘‘The can take an afternoon off for ten- Cadillac, Hertz NEW Oct. 12.—The Social- “A great hand. We can’t lose.”—Wall St. Olympics, the movies picked her up. The strike in Scranton is still solid, ing, Hamlet, Perfect, ist Party, through its New York or- Jew In Literature,” and admission nis and that’s not wasted sympathy and Kahn, Saltzberg, Madison was another wonder, she with over 2,000 out, although offi- . Morgan, Bay ganizer, August is 25 cents. for Doris Gerald. She probably Claessens, has re- * * professional after the : State, Central, Valley O to turned cials have arranged with the police Falls. The na- fused to support the fight of, the would neglect take the maid’s Olympics. Didrikson clicked, she groups of 20 i tional weaving mill, with 400 strikers physical development into consid- to limit picketing to small depositors of the Bank of the Mid-Town Election Forums pro. Lenglen is demonstrat- and not some mills at all. came out today. The N.R.A. is ac- eration herself. .turned picket United States, to get back their lost • * ing rowing machines in the window tive in Rhode Island trying to break Tomorrow at 3 p m, on the East deposits. The depositors, organized Police Beat Negro at of a London department store. Weinstock, Side the Irving Plaza, 15th St- the strike. Anna N.R.A. SEEMS superfluous to add that * under the of ** *3 is meeting leadership the United and Irving PL, the Midtown Elec- are no representative, calling a of 25 ITunmarried working girls U.T.W. tonight to Committee of the Depositors tion Campaign will hold one of its off. When a girl is through HAVE no grandiloquent notions with the “arbi- of the U. S. Bank, a mass better trate." will hold forums. Alfred Wagenknecht will working at Woolworth’s or some I about the sanctity of amateur demonstration at 1 p.m. today Worker Unconscious be the speaker. At the same time, sports. Let them turn pro, it doesn’t being here textile mill she’s neither in the con- Frantic efforts are made (Saturday at Union Square, to be fol- on the West Side, at the St. the to hop into bother me. The point is, our girls ’ by A. F. of Dyers dition nor mood officials of the L. lowed by a parade to the State Bank- George’s Church, 39th St., between for strenuous don’t get a break in sports, that’s COHE N S S Union to break the dye workers’ rompers a basketball ing Department at 80 Center Street. 9th and 10th Aves., R. Sullivan will game. Sure, there are plenty of not the way their lives are ar- 117 ORCHARD STREET strike. The officials have reached an The At Red Election Rally you in insulting letter of August speak. company teams a few girls do ranged. The publicity get Strut, New York City « * • and Nr. DrUncey agreement with Moffitt and the dye Claessens, shows plainly that the So- special privileges for play- the papers about women athletes calling NEWYORK.—“I, John R. McNeil, Democratic leader of this district, receive EYES EXAMINED Wholesale Optician* bosses, for settlement at 57 cialist Party officialdom is not in- Hathaway to Speak in Co-op. these teams are concentrates on these few stars called police, it again.” ing in them but By Dr. A.Weinsteln Factory on Premises cents an hour and exclusive check- in fight of the and I’ll do who branch off into society terested the the small Hathaway, used mostly for stoolpigeon and either Optometrist Tel. ORchard 4-4520 off, recognition of the A. F. of L. depositors get J In these words, the boss of the 21st District, Harlem, where James W. Clarence editor of the or fade out into to their life savings Daily Worker, advertising purposes. That’s how and the movies The officials are attempting to jam back.