The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-01


cert to the following day, Sunday July
II. And if it rains on Sunday, July
18th the Concert will be held Sun
day July oath. So buy your tickets
without further delay and make sure
that you will be there, for there is
only couple of weeks left. Come
to the office of the Joint Defense and
get tickets.
Mass Supports
The workers of Pearlman's Bakery
collected $1,000 and forwarded it to
the Furriers Relief Committee. The
following contributed: Binger, 81;
Wolkover 50; M. Lemid 81; Parker
So; Henry Jacobs 81. They pledged
themselves to give full support to the
furriers in their struggle and called
upon all other bakers to do likewise.
The workers Of Leopold Haus, 8
East 48th Street, collected SO for the
Defense. The following contributed;
Potag, L. Solomon, Rose Shuster,
Lottie Zabadnick, Mile Joseph Bea-
trice Lucks, Elsie Trenling and Nellie
Lucas. The workers of the Kreinich
Dress Shop collected S12. The
workers of the Sam Dick Dress Shop
collected So. $3.50 was collected
among the workers of Safern and
Brodinsky Shoe Shop. Kipnis Of At
lantic City forwarded a So donation.
The workers OF the National Up
holstery Company of Brooklyn for
warded $40 through Brother Bern
stein. Sadie SHalbern of the Kurtz-
rock Dress Shop collected $50 among
the workers of Vat shop. The
workers of Slantzma4s Clothes Shop
forwarded So for the Defense. Sam
Lipzin collected SIT at the Workers
Party Picnic. A few members of the
Freiheit Mandolin Orchestra were
having private concert and grad
ually a crowd gathered. They took
advantage of this and collected $19,17
for the striking furriers.
A farewell party was held in honor
of M. Garwit at the Harlem Work
ers Center last Saturday. A collec-
ton Of $27 was made for the De-
tense by Sam Lipzin. An appeal for
the Defense was made at banquet
of the Non-Partisan Workers School
in Middle Village and $3.50 was col
| lected. Brother Zuckerman made an
appeal for the Furriers at the install
lation meeting of the Newark Fret
heit Gesangs Ferein. A collection OF
$3.50 was made and $500 worth OF
bonds were sold. United Council No
1 of Working Class Housewives OF
Newark bought $500 bond. At 8
banquet of the United Council OF
Working Glass Housewives, tn {
striking furriers were not forgotten
and a collection of $62 was made
The following Councils contributed
No. 5, IS; No. IL, $40; No. II, So
No. a, SIS; No. 8, S.; Nos. 2, T. 6 anc
8, So each. Council No. /, $40, anC
an individual contribution of 81
Freiheit Branch No. 272 W. G. for
warded $50. New York Women'i
Council No. 1, forwarded $50. This
makes total of 500 the Councl
contributed to the Defense, IN on
week. Independent Workmen's Circle
Branch of Trenton forwarded $500 t,
the Defense. This is the third On,
Hundred Dollar contribution that tn
Branch forwarded to the Defense il
answer to the treason of the Sigmal
clique. Rose Reese member OF tn
Down Town Workers Club collecte'
$21 at rehearsal Of the Freiheit &c
sangs Ferein. Joe Steg of Roc
Island, ILL.,, forwarded $3.50 dona
ted by Branch No. 395 w. c. and 81
collected at birthday party. Fl
also sends information that the guest
present at the birthday party decide
to arrange a special entertainment
for the furriers relief. The w. {
Ladies Auxiliary of st. Paul, MINI
sent $50 to the Defense. Tn
Women's Culture League of Batimor
forwarded an additional SOL. Thi
makes a total of 1923 within a mont
and they promise MORE.