The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-26
affairs TO AID
DAILY" URGED
Picnics and Outings Can
Supply Needed Funds
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ual contributions. Get busy, workers!
The Non-Tip Barber Shop of 1928
Union Square has contributed $45 to
The DAILY WORKER. This is rs
per cent of last weeks proceeds at
the shop.
The following are militant work
ers who have helped to save The
DAILY WORKER:
Council 2, UCwU, New York City,
S1.50; Henry Saltes, Mike Vajda, n.
Y. 81; Bella Field, n. Y. C., 81; r. Ell
kin, New York, S1,50; j. sherman, Pitts
burgh Pa. $50; r. Horavitz, Pitts
burgh $50; NJ. Goldstein, Pittsburgh,
$50; I. Berman, Pittsburgh, $;25; Mel
linger, Pittsburgh, $50; H. Feldman,
Pittsburgh, 81; Madassa Subkotf,
Pittsburgh, $50; Sirotnik, Pittsburgh,
S.25; Della Goldman, Pittsburgh, $50;
I, Goldman, Pittsburgh, $50; kapian,
Pittsburgh, $50; Anna Frank, Pitts
burgh. S85 NJ Jenkins, Pittsburgh,
$40; F. H.. Pittsburgh; 81: Nick Osa-
dcznk Hamtramek, Mich, 81; Hungar-
ian SLOW Br. LID, Bethlehem, Pa, SD;
Mirrow, Brooklyn, n. y, 81; e W.
erary Soc, Hartford, Conn.,, $40; A. t.
Harrington, Detroit, Mich, 81; San
Francisco, 50; A group of Full Fash
toned Hosiery Workers, Ridgewood, L.
S.25; S. o. Borsheim, zahl, n. Oak 81;
Anna Coxall Alliance, 81; Ohio Nuclei,
Martins Ferry, SIS; George Andrews,
Camp Talbot, 81; Section ! 9F, New
York, $3.50; Hickman, Brooklyn, 81;
Andrew Morinone, Chicago, 81; Lee
Guen, Philadelphia, $40; Chinese w. P.
Alliance, Philadelphia, $20; ]. Birlant,
Brooklyn, IS; Oh 6F, New York, $40;
Section l AT, New York, S1.25; Sec.
i ST, New York, s10.Z5; Section l Of,
New York, S2.25; Sec. l OF, New York,
S475; Sec. 7, Brooklyn, SIS; Sympa-
thizer, New York, So Subsection "a
FD2, New York, So; Workers Party
Branch, Jersey City, .s1o.5e; Mike Hin
New York, $6.25: Archie KarpatlSin,
New York, 81: Eli Soloway, Bronx, SO;
"a CT, New York, "a; Joseph Wasser-
man, New York $40; Abraham Field
man. Brooklyn, SIS; Max Freed, Brook
lyn, 81; Joe Samuel, Brooklyn, 81; Pro-
gressive Suitcase Makers, New York,
$3.50; Branch Section 5, Bronx 50;
p. STEM New York, 81; w Hubelt, New
York, S4; Branch Sec, Z, Brooklyny,
IS; Aaron Spievak White Springs, So;
p. Grover, J. S. VargO, Alliance, 81;
r. Williams, Denver, 81; J. Dickson,
Denver, 81; Otto Dudeck, San Francis
co, SO; Theresa 10th, Logan, $40; Alex
Kutnyak, Milwaukee, 81: Louis Lovasz,
II; D. Lockshine, New York. 81; ]. Mis-
halow, Coney Island, $50; Wendell Tep-
lizky, Washington. 50; F. Chopy, Los
Angeles, $4; w. P. Section l, Cleveland,
1859; Slovenski Robotnicky Spolok,
Obdor AZ. Akron, $12: p. Bokos. Water
bury, So; V. Krasnickas, Waterbury,
So; Louis Berinhono, Jacksonville, $40;
Wendell Macy, Detroit, IS; W. Cherry.
New York, 2; Victor Bertolane, Peta-
luna, ST. J. a. Mohr, Detroit, $3.50;
Branch Section 5. Bronx, $13; K. d.
Tahtieff, juneau, 50; A. ID. Boroff.
Juneau, 81; Harry Benazoff, Juneau,
81: Bechir Besaeff, Juneau, ST. Alex
Sagoff. juneau, 81; NJ. A. Wzilihoff,
Juneau, 81; Frank Seknaeff, Juneau,
/, Phielino Dzasakoff, Juneau, $.25;
b. r. Temsaeff, Juneau, 81; Mike Kos
off, juneau, SIS; Taze Tagados, jun
eau, SIS T. S. orion, Juneau, ST. Alex
Boraff, Juneau, 81; Miners Pool Hall,
juneau, 2; Evan Zaloff, juneau, 81;
Tony Ramonoff, Juneau 81; Ivan SAX
off, Juneau, So.