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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
MAGYAR K0rELEssEG A MEcJELENEs

Gyiilekezes delutan ket 6rakor,
a campbelli Horvat (Croatian
HALL Teremben, mely a Bright
Ave alatt van
A campbelli Pet6fi Egylet min
den tagja legyen mar delutan fel
2kor 120 Robinson Road alatt,
ahonnan az egylet zaszlosan, tes-
tiiletileg vonul a Horvat HalEba
Az utvonalat, a gyiilekezo hely-
re fordul6knal elhelyezett jelze-
SEX fogjak mutatni.
Az iinneplo magyarsag diszme-
netet formal delutan 3 6rakor
indul Campbell utcain at a katho-
likus templomba. A diszmenet ellen
rezosbanda halad, az Ifjusagi Osz
taly tagjai k0vetik bandat,
maid kikiild0tt egyletck tes-
tiiletek zaszloikkal k0vctkeznek.
Delutan negy 6rakor a campbell
Ii r6mai katholikuS templomban,
litania keretdben, F6t. Karlaky
Sandor Youngstown r6mai kath.
plabanos felszenteli a zaszlot.
A szenteles utan a resztvevoll
diszmenetben Croatian Hallba
vonulnak
A Croatian Hallban felavatja a
zaszlot ut. dr.. Gerenday Laszlo,
Youngstown magyar fiiggetlen
reformatus egyhaz lelkesze.
Az avatas utan a fuggetlen re-
formatus egyhaz henvenot oyer
megszereploje fogja miisorszamok ok
kal sz6rakoztatni a k0zonseget
maid kezdetet veszi a diszvacso.
ra, melynek kereteben fog lefoly'
nj a zaszl6 szegek beverese. A be.
szedek utan a miisor folytat0dik
melyet fenyes es nagysza basr
tancmulatsag k0vet.
/ A diszmenetet rezesbanda veze
ii, mig a vacsora alatt, valamlnt
tancmultsagon Medve lstvan ko:
kedvelt zenekara fog muzsikalni
A vacsora jegy ara, bali belle
powell, egy dollar felnotteknek
gyermekeknek % cent.
| Akik csak tancmulatsagr;
jonnek ell, azok, ha ferfiak. akkol
so centet, ha n6k, akkor 25 cen
i tet fognak fizctni.
A nagyszabasu iinnepseget el6
keszito bizottsag tagjai a kove,
| kezok Horvath Rafael eln0k, Va
| ga Istvan titkar, Sagi Ignac jegy
70, Cseh Mihaly penztarnok.
Az iinnepsegre hivatalos a We
hovay Egylet vezetosege es tiszti
kara. DR.. Marthy Ferenc, titka
es Gaspar Ferenc szamveyo meg
igeltek megjelenesiiket.
Ismeteliik, vasarnapi magya
iinnep .6ridsi jelent6seglve n3he
!. ii XII magat, abban az esetIben, b
minden magyar kiveszi abb6!
maya reszet.
! Legyiink oft mindannyian!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
KossUTH K0R

A Kossuth Kor vezet0sege la
punk utian hozza a tagok tudo-
masara, hogy a vasarnap esedekes
gyiilest mem fogja megtartani.
A gyiilAs elhalasztasat a camp
belli Verhovay fi6k nagyszabdsu
iinnepsege tette sziiks6gesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
P unkosd vasarnap nagy
pompaval szentelik fel a
Verhovay zaszlot

MAHONING MEGYE MAGYAR EGYLETEI. rEs
TULETILEG, ZASZL0IKKAL KESZttLNEK A
iVASARNAPI UNNEPSEGRE
Campbell varos polgarmestere zaszlo keresztapja-De
utan q kor lesz gyiilekezes Horvat Hallban
orakor ndul diszmenet rezesbandaval zaszoerd0vel
varoson keresztul katholkus templomba.
A HORvATH HALLBAN FOG LEFoLYNI Az ttNNEPsEG
Heveno edeks msor arsasvacso
ncmuatsg var negyven egylet entette
be osszes egylete esuleg zszoa
vonulnak fel-A vasarnapi unnepseg haalmas magyar
demonstracio lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

Mem birta az amerikas eletet..
1degennek, elhagyatottnak erez-
te magat A vadviragos, buzatab-
las mez0kh0z szokott szemek, mem
birtak ell a fiist0lgo, kormot Okla
do gyark emenyeket. A szantas-
hoz-voteshez Szokott magyar ifju
rabnak ereztc magat a gyarban
-4lig tobb, mint egv csztendejc
erkezett Amcrikaba. Ahova any
nyin vagynak, ahova annyin igye-
kcznrk. lit azl,an raborult a csa-
lodas, kcsa riisGg, ketsegbeeshs ha-
talmas earmadaja. Elment Or0k
re bucsut mondott ennek keser-
yes eletnek...
kocsis Janos, nagydobronyi,
Bereg megyei sziiletesii, 10 ewes
magyar ifju 1926. aprilis Len er-
kezett Amerikaba Apja, kocsis
Mfhaly hozatta Xxi. A fatal Kocsis
nehezen tudta beleelni magat az
itteni viszonyokba, munkaja
sem ment valami jol, csalodasok
egymas utan ertek, sok kesernseg
ben volt r6sze, elpusztitotta ma
gat.
Koesis JOG Tremble Ave. aiatt
lakott. Szerdan delutan Szantho
.J0zsef6khez ment latogatoba $
oft maradt cstig. Szanthoek kis
kisfiat6l sirva vett bucsut, meg
cs6kolta megjegyezte, hogy ta-
Ian utoljara latjak. \ borongos
kedelyii ifju meg jegyzeSenek mem
tula idonitottak jclentoseget a ha-
ziak.
Azutan elindult utols6 utjara.
Csiitort0k0n hajnali fel negy-
| kor. jar6kel0k Sanders es a 10th
St. sarkan lev0 mezoSegen egy
holttcstre bukkantak. JcibbkeZe-
ben oft volt a 25-os automatlkus
revolver mellehen halalos 90
ly6.
A rend6rseg mar csak beal-
lott halalt konstatalta. Lakasan
ladajaban megtalaltak a kovet-
kez0 bucsulevelet:
"Eletem sorsa. Hervadt r0zss
elhervad kis kertben, amineh
nem locsoljak a t0vet. En- is ell
hervadok mar mem sokara, mer
nekem sincsen senkim, aki condo
mat yiselne. En- is olyan arva va
gyok. mint egy nem gondozott vi
rag. Kitagadott vagyok. lrigyen
az egesz vilag. Sorsom iildoz. BuJ
dosnom kell, inert mines, aki part
fogasba venne. Anyam is van. q
& szegeny messze van. Apam j
van. de 3 nagyon biis1ke.
Most mar felkerem kozonsf
get, hogy r6lam ne iteljenek, ez
nekem ICY kellett megcseleked
mem. inert banatban sziilettem
abban kell mcghalnom, inert, hog
nekem j6 sziil6 kellett volna, q
s1iileim mem voltak, elhagyato
voltam. Inkabb ne sziilettem vo
ma. Bar anyammal maradtam vo
ma. Mar most listen vchtek, ket
yes mezoim. listen aldja meg
apamat ugy, ahogy az listen h
volt hozzam. Els engem ahogy vo
tam, sziilelm utan.
Mar most megegyszer % I
ten veliik es yelem is. =
+ $50
: Alairas helyett harom kereszt
Ak ongyilkos magyar flint $40
a baton temetttk el Tis6czky Jan
SEX hazat6l ahol apja, Kocsis N
haly lakik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

y
gyarsagnak Campbell fog ell, WsE
nj a j6 peldaval.
Addig, mig iii Youngstownban
csak bcszeliink, de mem cselek-
sziink, campbelli magyarok r0vi
den beszeltek es azonnal cselek-
YES terere leptek. Polgari k0rilk,
amelyben mem a feltekenyseg, ha-
mem az egyetertes uralkodik, ki-
5szemelt egy telket Reed Aven.
meginditja gyiijtest annak ki-
fizetesere, es ha ezen az uton ha-
ladnak tovabb, ugy nehany h6nap
mulva lesz Magyar Haz Mahoning
megy6ben, mem Youngstownban
- de Campbellbcn.
Campbelli magyar szarmazaSu
polgarsag e9y tAborban van es
ICY Xxi tudja hasznalni szavnzok
taborat ARA, hogy az egesz ma
gyarsagnak el6ny0l1et es elisme-
rest szerezzen.
A magyar szarmazasu polgarok,
maguk koreben elinteztek, minden
szemelyi hare nelkiil, hogy Urla-
ub Antal, a k0r egyik leglelle-
sebb tagja, az egyik varosszerte
valasztand6 varosi tanacsosi alias
ra lesz jcl0lve, az elGvalasztasol
alkalmaval.
Icy tehat nem csak ARA van XII
latas campbelli magyarsagnak,
hogy r0videsen hajltka, otthona
lesz, hanem arra is, hogy t6tok
es romanok mellctt a varos vezc-
teseben kepviselve lesz.
Mem is ketelkediink abban.
hogy Campbell mintegy $50 f6nyi
polgara kozott legyen csak egy is,
aki ne volna Urlaub lelkes hive
es ne tenne meg mindent, mem csak
a magyarok koz0tt, hanem mas
nyelvu' bevandorlottak k0zott is.
hogy Urlaubot az agusztusi el6va-
lasztasokon gy6zelemre juttassa !:
azt hissziil1, hogy Magyar Hazat
minel elobb letre hozza.
lie az elismeres kalapjaval a
campbelli magyarok el6tt.
Youngstowniak tanulhatnak a
peldan.
Most vasarnap is megmutat ia
maid a campbelli magyarsag,
hogy milyen eros, milyen vendeg-
szeret6 es hogy mennyire 0ssze-
tart.
Vasarnap delutan szenteli ugyan
is campbelli 321-ik Verhovay fl
ok gyonyorii amorikai zaSzlajat.
Remeljiik, Youngstown, Niles,
Warren, Sharon, Sharpsville, New
Castle, Farrell es mas k0zeli varo-
sok nemcsak Vehovay tagjai, ha-
mem magyarsaga is Macy szammal
fognak reszt venni az iinnepelyen
Nemcsak azert, hogy egy Yer
hovay fi6k iinnepelyen reszt ve-
gyenek, hanem kiil0n0sen azert,
hogy megerositsek, biztassak a
campbelli magyarsagot szandeka-
ban, Ihogy ervenyre jusson.
Mennel tdbben lesziink az ui
zaszl6 paradejaban, annal nagyobb
becsiiletet szerziink a campbelli
magyarsagnak, a varos tobbi la
k6i elott.
Aki csak tehcti, j6jion ell az lin
nepelyre!
Ha mar Camphellr6l irtunk, mem
volna teljes a KEEP Gordon polgar-
mcster megemlitese nelkiil.
Gordon, aki mar negyedik evet
szolgalja, mint a varos polgarmes
tere, mindig a magyarsag barat-
janak, nemcsak vallotta magat
hanem AIT tetteivel is b9bizonyitot
ia. Macy kituntetes. magyarsag-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

A nyari sziinet beallta elott meg
ilnius "a cs 25-en lesznek WIS
oak. aAltan ismet september
ben kezd0dik meg a polgarosl-
tac
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
''Ha nem gondozzak-
a ROSA is elhervad!... /"

MELLBELOTTE MAGAT KOCsIs JANOs
tizenklenc ewes magyar flu nagydobrony mez0k
mantkajat haba kereste campbeli gyarkemenyek ko-
honapi amerikai tarozkodasa utan dob
ia ell magatol eletet -Meghato bucsu level
szombaton temettek ell nagy reszvet mellett
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
BUILDERS START
.SCAB AGENCY IN
FIGHT ON UNION
Back Ousted Officials
of Electricians


Operating thru discredited 'labor
leaders," the Electrical Board of
Trade, headed by the notorious open
shopper Charles Eidlitz, is attempt
ing to smash the Electrical Union.
In addition to backing and support
ing Richard L. O'Hara, ousted presi-
dent of Local 8, in his attempt to
take the, union funds from the pre-
sent officials of the local, Eidlitz is
encouraging union" calling itself
"The Alteration and Maintenance
Electrical Workers of Greater New
York"
The organization of the dual union
is intended as scab agency, it is
said. A number of workers have
joined the scab union because of the
failure of Local to take them into
the union.
Unless Local lets down its bars
completely and takes energetic meas
ures to admit many electrical work
ers of the various crafts into the
union, the dual union, intended as a
scab agency, will be a constant men
ace, according to persons in close
touch with the situation.
Evidence that the ousted officials
of Local of the Electrical Workers
Union carried on campaign Of graft
and corruption while in office was
submitted in court yesterday by for
mer Assistant District Attorney
James E. Smith, counsel for H. H.
Breach, international vice-president.
The ousted officials, backed by
Charles Eidlitz; open-shop chairman
of the Electrical Board of Trade, has
applied to Supreme Court Justice
William H. Black for a receiver to
handle the funds of the local.
The ousted president Richard l.,
O'Hara and former Secretary
O'Toole forced contractor working
on power plant for the Edison Com
pany to pay them 5000 a month,
Smith charged.
The drive to organize repairmen
and men on contract jobs that is be-
ing conducted by the present officials
OF the union is responsible for Ed
litz's drive on the union, H. H. Breach
charged in an interview with rep-
resentative of The DAILY WORKER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Tenement Revision
Committee Winds Ur
N. Y. Housing Probe

After studying the extremely hazar-
dous and congested tenement house
districts in Queens Tuesday, membess
of the Tenement Law Revision Com
mission wound up their inspection of
New York tenement houses yesterday
with an inspection of Bronx and Man
haitian slums.
eve don't realize what tragedy
a fire starting in one of these rows
of houses might mean" said Senator
Antin, a member of the commission
after inspecting outlying sections Of
Brooklyn and Queens. "Flimsy in
construction, they already have begun
to deteriorate. They undoubtedly
constitute one of the great fire haz-
ards of the city"
If a fire were to start in certain
section of Queens, the great
Chicago fire would look like a cigaret
lighter in comparison, declared Har-
old Riegelman, counsel for the COM
mission.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
UpHOL STERERS'
CONVENTION In
SESSION HERE

At yesterdays session of the 18th
biennial convention of the Upholster-
ers' Union now being held at Hotel
Cadillac, 43d st. near Broadway, the
entire morning was devoted to listen
ing to speeches by well-known Off
Gals of the American Federation of
Labor.
About ten progressive resolutions
have been introduced by delegates to
the convention, Local 81 of Boston has
brot before the convention resolutions
demanding the immediate release of
Sacco and Vanzetti, the affiliation of
the International union with the Ma
tional Council for the Protection of
Foreign Born Workers and with the
Workers Health Bureau.
For Hands Off China.
Local rs of New York, the largest
local in the union having over 1900
members, has introduced resolutions
demanding Hands Off China" and
recognition of the Nationalist govern
ment of that country, for the recog-
milton of the Soviet Union and in
favor of labor party also in opposi-
ton to the Citizens Military Training
Camps.
The resolutions are now in the
hands of the resolution committee and
probably will be acted upon at Thurs
days session.
In the presidents report to the con-
vention it is stated that the union has
80 locals and 1903 members.
Among those that addressed the a.
delegates were John Sullivan, presi
dent of the New York State Fedora
ton of Labor; Hugh Frayne, organ
izer of the New York Federation; Pc
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
TUEL Groups of Needle
Trades to Hear Reports
On Tuesday Conference

The following meetings will be held
Local of the 1. L. G. w U. and
Cap and Millinery Workers will meet
Thursday at Is East Third street;
Local 35 of the I. L. G. w. U. will
meet Thursday at 10 East Twenty
second street; Local % of the !. L.
G. w. U. will meet at Is East Third
street, Monday, while locals 38, Al,
CO and 81 will meet in Room 80 of the
Stuyvesant Casino. A meeting place
for locals 5, s and As of the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers and for locals
1, 10 and Is of the furriers, all of
which will meet Monday evening will
be announced later.
All of the meetings will take place
Immediately after work
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Right Wingers Force
Capmakers to Accept
Production Standards

Four hundred striking capmakers
were forced to swallow bitter pill
when the right wing admi16stra-
ton leader, President Max Zaritsky
announced that they had won the
40-hour week at the expense Of ac-
cepting standards of production.
The announcement was at a men,
bership meeting held at Beethoven
Hall yesterday afternoon.
The bosses had previously de-
clared that they were willing to
grant their workers a 40-hour week
providing that the union accepted
the manufacturers standards Of
production, and the final agreement
marks defeat for the right wing
administration.
The decision of the right wing
leaders met with the disapproval
Of the rank and file of workers who
attended the meeting.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Chemical Blast Injuries
Two on Staten Island

Thousands of persons were awak-
ened, windows in buildings for mile
in every direction were shattered, and
two men were slightly hurt when
chemicals stored in a government
quarantine building at Clifton, S. l.,
exploded early yesterday.
The building was used for storing
disinfectants used in fumigating in
coming vessels. 1t burned to the
waters edge and threatened build
ing nearby containing custom house
records.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20

ter ]. Brady, president of the Fedora
ton Bank ard A. Leasing of the
Amusement Crafts.
Tells of Bank.
Brady told the convention at great
detail of the Federation Bank, how
in four years it has grown from $780,
600 to over S20,000,0O0. Every COM
munity," continued Brady, 'is in need
of good labor bank. When you out
of town delegates start to organize
them, be sure and call in the local
business men and place them on the
board of directors, so their expert adj
vice will help in the management"
When Brady finished speaking,
William Kohn, president of the union,
who was presiding asked him to tell
Governor Smith that "if he desires to
become president of the United States,
it is our wish to help him be elected"
Green Couldn't Come.
Letters were read from William
Green, president, and Frank Mori-
son, secretary of the American Fed
grafton of Labor stating that they
would not be able to address the con-
-ention due to the fact that they are
Intending the sessions of the Pan
American Federation of Labor now
meeting in Washington.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
AT. |. LEADERS Reject FURRIERS BID
FOR PEACE, DECLARES JOINT BOARD

| tors of the A. F. of L. be eliminated
and elections be held. In order to
insure an honest election, an impair
tial committee agreed to by both
sides to be selected to supervise the
elections.
The above were our peace terms.
/ Cline and again we assured the
spokesman of Green and Woll that
we are not seeking paid offices in
the union and are not conducting the
struggle to insure our further con-
tinuance as paid officers. To prove
our sincerity, Comrades Gold and
Shapiro were ready to decline to run
for office in this election, altho it is
their constitutional right to do so.
We unquestonably established at the
peace conference that the interests
and welfare of the workers are above
all other considerations.
Woll Fights Union Principles.
However, it is evident that Green
and Matthew Woll feared to agree to
our peace terms, which are based
upon fundamental democratic princi-
pies of the trade union movement-to
which the members are entitled even
in accordance with the constitution
of the A. F. of L.
at is evident that President Green
and Matthew Woll cannot, and have
no desire to, eliminate their hired
sluggers. They are opposed to the
40-hour week. They are opposed to
our recent gains achieved thru our
struggles. They are opposed to hon
est elections conducted by an impair
tial committee and they are opposed
to the reinstatement Of the expelled
locals and members. They are OPP
posed to a united and strong union.
Therefore they refused to accept our
peace terms.
rs more proof necessary to estab-
lish the fact that they are enemies
of organized labor and are serving
the bosses? Is more proof necessary
to show that the rights are out to
sell out the workers, to deprive them
of their rights as union members and
to convert the unions into company
unions. The very fact that the A. F.
of L. officials broke off the peace
negotiations and refused to accent
our peace demands, throw clear
light upon the entire situation and
demonstrates clearly the suspicious
aims of Green, Woll, Forward & Co.
This does not weaken the fight,
but on the contrary, their action
opens the minds of the workers and
offers sufficient proof to the rank
and file that our fight is carried on
to protect the interests of the work
ers and against the bosses and theh.
night wing agents.
The Unity Committee, which has
initiated the movement for unity in
the international Unions, has a two
fold purpose:
ID ITO mobilize all local unions
thruout the country fer the unity
movement.
(2) ITO eliminate the traitors of
the labor movement.
1T is the duty of every honest
union worker to support the Unity
Committee financially and morally in
It's activities. The victory of the
JOINT Boards of the Cloak and Dress
makers and Furriers Unions means
the victory of the entire labor move
ment"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Only Committee Members
Will Be Admitted IntO the
Stadium Early Saturday

Nobody will be admitted to the
Coney Island Stadium before the
regular opening of the doors at
$40 p. rn. Saturday, July %. unless
he has a special credential as
member of the committee. All com
msttee men and gatemen of the
Nelson and Sisselman committees
and all ushers can get credential
by registering again at the Defense
office.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Open Shop Spear Head.
No Chicago Strike.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The strike of
the $4,000 Chicago traction workers
that has been threatened for the last
few weeks was averted yesterday
when officials of the traction company
and the union came to an agreement
to submit the wage dispute to board
Of three arbitrator. One arbitrator
will be named by the union, one by
the traction corporation and they to-
gether will make a third today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Open Air Meetings Thursday.

Second Ave. and 10th st. Speak
ers: Cowl, Paterson, Garnett, Powers,
Goldberg, Raiss and B. Rubin.
St. AIMS Ave. and 138th st. Speak
-ers: Baum, Claim, Evans and Nc
Donald.
Mermaid Ave. and West 25th St.,
Coney Island. Speakers; Bimba, Ehr-
Itch and Powers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Ex-Judge in New Jersey
jailed on Fraud Charge

Former District Judge Francis H.
McCaulley was required to furnish
$1,000 in Union City, N. j., when he
was arrested yesterday on warrant
charging him with fraudulently OBJ
tanning $4,000 in Liberty Bonds from
a client.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Educational Meeting Tonight.

Subsection 2-B will hold an educa-
tional meeting this evening, $3.50 p.
m. at 100 West 28th Street. E.
Dorf viii lecture on ''The Importance
of Participation in Election Cam
paigns."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Subway Strike Looms,
Union Leaders Say

Continued from Page One)
the workers for an immediate strike,
Shea declared, "there is an ever-in-
creasing tendency among the men to
engage in a life-and-death struggle
with the l. R T. on the question of
successful unionization More and
more each day we have men call on
us and ask us to lock horns with the
I. R. T. gang on the question of a
workers union.
Central Trades To Discuss.
The grievances of the I. r. T. work
ers will be brought before the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council of New
York Thursday evening Shea said.
Prominent officials of the American
Federation of Labor are expected to
address the meeting.
The New York Industrial Survey
Commission has repudiated all rumors
that it is interested in the negotiat-
ing of the presnet struggle, Shea de-
clared.
Open Shop Spear Head.
The attempt of the /. R. T. to foist
a company union ON its workers is
the spear-head of national open
shop movement, according to Coleman.
The |. R. T. in trying to establish a
closed shop organ is in reality lead
ing the fight for the elimination of
unionism, he declared
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PARTY ACTIVITIES
NEW YORK NEW JERSEY
H. N. Wicks Speaks Tonight.

All members of international
Branch l should attend the subsection
meeting this evening at 108 East
14th Street. Comrade Wicks will
address the meeting.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-20
Educational Meeting Tonight.

Educational Meeting Tonight.
Three units of Section will hold
a joint educational meeting tonight,
$50 p. m. at 100 West 18th St.
Juliet Stuart Poyntz will lecture on
the Lessons of the American Revolu-
ton"
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Important Notice.

ALL MATERIAL FOR THE
DAILY WORKER CARNIVAL MUST
BE DELIVERED TO ROOM So, 108
EAST 14TH STREET, NOT LATER
THAN FRIDAY NIGHT.
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Bronx Y. W. L. Meet THURSDAY

The Bronx Section of the Young
Workers League meets every Thurs
day, $50 p. m. at 1347 Boston Road,
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George Krim, Attention.

George Krim will please get in
touch with The DAILY WORKER,
10S East 14th St., at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

FORDS FORDS FORDS
sedans. choice Of 8. 1925 models. $500
up other 1 models 80 Up ,n
1895 coupes, choice Of 4. $500 up.
Tourings and roadsters. all models; most
tell us how much you want to pay. for. q
car. and we will have car that price for
you.
One ton trucks and light deliveries. open
and closed bodies. 500 up.
rear. new tires: Al condition: S275.
Some. Of above cars can be bought for
S25 cash: balance, So weekly.
Open Sundays. 10 ANIL PM.
Steuart Motor Company,
14l 18th st. NE. Phone Line. 600.