The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-14

Jafy OF the New York socialist party,
refused to speak at a protest meet
ing, saying he was not certain of the
innocence of Sacco and Vanzetti, Can
non added.
A member Of the Young Pioneers
addressed the Saturday evening SEES
sion, followed by Lucy, Parsons and
Ella Reeve Bloor, the latter with
greetings from Mooney, Schmidt and
Mcnamara.
Isidor Shapiro, of the Joint Board,
Furriers' Union, told of the Mineola,
L. l., frame-up, where nine workers
were sentenced to prison. Benjamin
Gitlow, of the Workers (Communist)
Party, spoke on the white terror in
Europe. Emil Arnold, of Painters
Union No. 275, Chicago, pledged the
support of his union to future |. L.
D. work. Baum described the labor
movement in New York at the time
of the Haymarket case.
New Committee.
The conference adjourned last night
with the election of a new national
committee consisting of Upton Sin
clair, Clarence barrow, Scott Near
ing, VIM. q. Foster, Robert w. Dunn,
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Charles
Cline, Albert Weisbord, Charles Gray.
A. I. Mcnamara, u. J.. Bentall, Edw.
c. Wentworth, Bishop VIM. M. brown,
Rose Karsner, William F. Dunno.
George Maurer, Alice Stone Black
well, Ellen Hayes, Robert Minor, Rose
Baron, VIM. Mollenhauer, Henry Cor
bishley, Mandel Schuchter, Dan Ste
vens, Benz. Gitlow, Robert Whitaker,
Cora Meyers, F. G. Biedenkapp, David
Rhys Williams, Fred Mann, John
Edenstrom, Lovett Fort Whiteman,
Jacob Dolla, James Cannon, E. R.
Meitzen, j. o. Bentall, Ralph Chaplin.
Max Bedacht, William Bouck, John T.
Taylor, Harrison George, Emil Ar
mold, Lucy E. Parsons, Pablo Man
lapit, Richard Brazier, Jessica Hen
derson, Juliet Stuart Poyntz, Max
Shachtman, Ella Reeve Bloor. Paul
Crouch, Earl R. Browder, and William
j. White.
A meeting of all I. L. D. secretaries
who attended the conference will be
held at one o'clock today at the ma
tlonal office, 799 Broadway
All the Delegates.
The delegates came from 80 cities.
The largest of the delegations repre-
sented New York organizations. Dele
cations representing thousands of
workers also attended from Chicago
Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland and
New Jersey and New England indus
trial centers.
The complete list of delegates fol-
lows, classified according to city:
Chicago.
Morris Levin, Freiheit Youth Club;
Stefan Swanson, Scandinavian City
Committee; Charles Kruzich, South
Slavic Workers Club; M. Zaldokas.
City Central Committee, Lithuanian
Section; S. Patryna, Polish Section,
|. l.. D.; A. Bimba, Lithuanian Sec
ton, l. L. D.; Helen N. Yeskevich,
Lithuanian Branch 2, I. L. D.; Leon
ore Sarnay, Eugene Barnett Branch,
l. l.. D.; George Maurer, local Chi
cago, l. L. D.; Emil Arnold. Work
mems Sick and Death Benefit Fund.
Branch 1914, Painters Union Local PTS
and Pioneer Aid and Support Associa-
ton; S. Solar, Polish Section, I. L. D.
Philadelphia.
Joseph Baldassare, and Joseph
Mancini, Carpenters Local 1850; VIM.
Whitman and G. Gallen, Metal Cor
nice and Roofers' Union; Frieda
Stakeholder and Rosa Sokoloff, Mill
inery Workers Union, Local a; M.
Shareholder, Upholsterers' Interna
tlonal Union; Domernick Flaiani.
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Lo-
cal. 1879; John Greisiger, United
brotherhood of Carpenters and Join
ers, Local 1851; John Lauren, Lettish
Education Society; G. Welsh and B.
Weinberg, West Philadelphia Work
ers' Club; Abe Rosenberg, Chas. E.
Ruthenberg Branch 101, Independent