The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-28

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Subsection &c Meeting.
All units of subsection sc will meet
Monday at $40 p. m. at l01 West 27th
St The election of campaign direc-
tors and other important matters will
take place All members must attend.
Branch 4, Section 8.
Branch 4, Section 5 will hold
meeting to observe the 14th ami
versary OF the World War, Monday,
July 30. Comrade Berney will lead
the discussion on Communist Tactics
in the Next War"
JugOsIav Fraction.
Jugoslav Fraction will hold its first
outing on Sunday at Edenwald. Games
and refreshm ents will feature. Direc-
tion:-Take Lexington Ave. subway
TO East 1S0th St, then change for
Boston Westchester r. r. local to
Dyre Avenue.
Branch o.
Branch announces the opening of
Campaign Headquarters in the 9Th AS
sembly District, Bronx at 200 Bronx
Park East, Home of the United Work
ers Cooperative Association. An APP
peal is made to all Workers Party
members and sympathizers to report
nightly to the above headquarters for
campaign work. The Immediate Job
on hand is the task of getting sig
natures on the petition to place the
Workers Party on the ballot. Com
rade Leo Zsencer in charge OF the
campaign of that district will be. at
the headquarters nightly to issue In
structions.
Section Z. Speakers Class.
Section Z Speakers Glass will meet
Tuesday at the campaign head =
quarters, 1879 4srd st. Brooklyn. All
members of the class are asked to
report promptly at p M
brownsville Y. w. L. Meet.
The Brownsville unit OF the Young
Workers (Communis) League has
arranged two open air meetings
which will be held on the following
dates and places with the following
speakers:
Monday, at Hopknson and Pitkin
Aves.-Frum. Palchik, Gudesman, NJ
Mellman and LipshitE.
Tuesday at Hopkinson and Utica
Aves'-Kass' Mellman and Williams
ne lOliOWinB open air meetings
for next week have been arranged
by District 2 of the Workers (Com-
munisD Party:
Monday, July 30
Rudgers Square-Wright, Milgrom,
Baum, Schalk, and Cohen.
First Ave, and 10th St, ~ Y
Schachtman, Leroy, Gussakoff, Reiss,
and Blake.
Tuesday, July 81.
Grand St. Est, and Havemyer,
B'klyn-Bimba, Rosemond and G.
Welsh
Suffer end Williams, B'klyn-Nes-
sin, Lipzin, Ed Welsh, and Joe
Wednesday, Aug. 1.
Myrtle and Prince, B'klyn-Pad
more, Suskin and Napoli.
Eagle Pencil Co. (noon)-P. Crouch.
rs Dayton Ave, Passaic-Marshal
FREEMAN and Erdy.
Thursday. Aug. 2.
Hendrix and Suffer Ave, B'klyn-
Fadgug. SLIDER and Pasternack
Steinway and Jamaica, L. l.
Powers, Baum, fairfield and Heder.
1SSth St, and Annes Ave, Bronx
Jacobson, Wortis, Shapiro, WEIGH and
Moore.
10th St. and Sth Ave, N. Y.-Yusem
and v. Smith.
Allerton and Cruger,, Ave Bronx
Bentall, Leibowitz, Peer, Wilkes ant
oath ST. and Mermaid Ave. C. l.
/ Huswood, Hendin and BALKAN.
Loose Wells Biscuit Co., L. LIB
| Miller. (noon)
Friday, August 3.
National Biscuit Co (noon)-Grecht
and Ross.
Bristol and Pitkins, Bklyn-Rago-
| zin and Lypzin.
Varet and Graham; B'klyn-Magli-
acno. H. Williams, Lillienstein, Taft
end Severino.
9TH Ave. and 10th ST., n. Y