The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-18
WORKERS HOLD
! new RED NIGHTS
THIS WEEKEND
Follows Big Drive of
Last Week


Election Campaign Committee fol-
lowing the tremendous success of the
Big Red Night Election Rallies held
the last weekend in Harlem and in
the Downtown East Side District,
at which thousands of workers,
paraded, demonstrated, cheered for
the candidates and platform of the
Workers (Communist) Party, is now
organizing for huge Red Nights Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. 10th and
goth in the Bronx, Brownsville and
the Downtown East Side Sections
and in the Negro Section in Harlem
W Scores of speakers will be sent to
eeach of these sections in each of
which ten open-air meetings will be
held from to $3.50 p. m. when all
the meetings in the sections will be
adjourned to wind up at the central
meeting place and main corner of
the section where final demonstra-
ton will take place for the Workers
(Communist) Party of America.
Big Demonstration.
There will be red torch parades;
parades with placards and banners
bearing aloft the slogans of the
party of the class struggle, trucks
bringing workers from the various
corners to the central wind-up cor
ner, cheering and singing squads of
Young Pioneers and other features
that will reflect the enthusiasm of
the militant workers of the various
sections on behalf of the ticket of the
party of the working class, the
Workers (Communist) Party. The
tfollowing are the assignment of
speakers for the Red Night in the
Bronx, Friday, Oct 10th. All speak
Iers must report to the designated
place at 1880 p. m.
List of Meetings.
BRONX-Longwood and Pros
pect-central wind-up corner
speakers: Jay Lovestone, w. w.
Weirstone. Ben Gold, Rebecca
Grecht, Sasha Zimmerman, Rose
Wortis, Otto Ruiswood, Jack
Stachel, Sam Nessin, Nat Kaplan,
and Philip Frankfeld.
163rd ST. and Prospect Ave-
Rose Wortis, Martin Abern, Costrell,
Williams, N. Wilks, Geo. Spiro,
Arthur Stein.
Wilkins and Intervale Sam Mes
sin, VIM. Abrams, L. Cohen, Schiller,
Hertz, Gladys Schechter, G. Acker-
man, and Zweibon.
174th and Vyse Ave- :-Rebecca
Grecht, Sazar, J. Codkin, S.>LeRoy,
Grace Lamb, and Ed Epstein.
180th st. and DAILY Ave.-Vern
Smith, B. Friedman, Winters, Eli
tlJacobson, Rose Rubin, and l. Cohen.
II Aldus and So Blvd: = Jack
nStachel, Sylvia Blocker, Philip
Frankfeld, Joe Cohen, Sy Gerson and
Vosk.
Washington and Claremont: w.
w. Weinstone, S. Zimmerman, Nat
Kaplan, Weisberg, Shafran, Podol-
sky, Potash, S. Solomon and ]. Bile
man.
(All speakers will report to the
above corners to which they are as
signed. In the case of those as
signed to Longwood and Prospect,
as we'll as to other corners, speakers
should first report to the second
corner).
Meetings in Brownsville.
Brownsville, Friday, Oct. 10th,
All speakers for Brownsville are to
report at 1880 y. m. to 154 Watkins
Ave.-Robert Minor, ]. J. BALKAN,
D. Benjamin, Ray Ragozin, S. Lip
Yin, A. Bimba, Alexander Trachten-
berg, Paul Crouch, Geo. Powers,
Herbert Fam, Geo. Primoff, Kate
Gitlow, Mary Adams, Edw. Welsh,
Will Herberg, Gil Green, M. Pas
ternak, H. Koretz, P. Midola, l.
Zimmerman, Edw. Wright, Gertrude
rWelsh, P. Shapiro, j. Sumner,
frank, Lawrence Ross, Max Kagan,
y H. Davis, Winogradsky, Victor Ci-
bulsky, Phil Goodman, H. Lerner, A.
fairfield, Julius Cohen, Hy Gordon,
Miriam Silvis, Colow, and Popkin.
Red Nights, in the Downtown East
Side District and Negro Harlem to
be held on Saturday, Oct. goth,
speakers to be announced in to-
morrow's issue of the Daily Worker.