The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-10-25
WORKERS PARTY
CANDIDATES TO
ADDRESS MEETS
Huge Wind-Up Meet
at Longwood Ave.

Hundreds of workers are expected
to gather at the open-air meetings
which will be a part of the Red
Night in the Bronx tomorrow eve
ming, when candidates Of the Work
ers (Communist) Party will mobilize
the entire section for the Communist
election campaign. The rally tomor-
row evening is expected to double
and even triple in proportion the
one which was held last week, when.
i'll spite of rain, hundreds of work
ers attended the open-air meetings
and the final wind-up meeting. The
meetings tomorrow night will be
held on the same corners, with the
final wind-up meeting scheduled for
the corners of Longwood and Pros
pect AYES.
i Prominent Speakers.
Among the speakers will be Jay
Lovestone, executive secretary of
the Workers (Communist) Party;
William W. Weinstone, secretary of
the New York District of the Party;
Robert Minor, candidate for U. S.
senate; Ben Gold, candidate for
congress in the Twenty-third Con-
gressional District; S. Zimmerman,
candidate for assembly in the Fourth
Assembly District; Rebecca Grecht,
candidate for Assembly in the Fifth
Assembly District; Sam Nessin, can
didate for assembly in the Sixth As
sembly District; Philip Frankfeld,
candidate for assembly in the Third
Assembly District, as well as other
candidates running in the various
assembly and congressional and
state senatorial districts in the
Bronx.
The Needle Trades Red Campaign
Committee, the United Council of
Working Women and the Young
Workers (Communist) League and
the Young Pioneers of New York
are cooperating with the Workers
(Communist) Party to make this
Red Mite memorable one in the
history Of the Bronx Workers.
Automobiles with the state candi-
dates will tour the Bronx section,
speaking at the various street cor
ner meetings that will be held, en-
abling the workers gathering at
these corners to hear candidates
present the important issues of the
present election campaign. Trucks,
bearing the emblems of the Party,
with placards containing the fight
ing slogans of the party of the
working class, loaded with Young
Pioneers, who will sing revolutions
airy songs, will parade from the
various street corners until the
meetings will be adjourned at $3.50
p. m. to the wind-up corner, which
is Longwood and Prospect.
III All speakers should report at
k1400 Boston Road at 1880 p. NJ,
Iwhere the committee in charge will
assign them to their corners. The
following is a list of the corners
Longwood and Prospect, Wilkins
and Intervale, 163rd st. and Pros
pect, Hath st. and Vyse, 180th St
and DAILY, Aldus and So. Blvd,
Washington and Claremont, 169th
and Washington.
List of Speakers.
The following is the list of speak
ers: Lovestone, Minor, Weinstone.
Gold, Zimmerman, Wortis, Grecht
Fam, Frankfeld, Nissen, Stachel
Husiwood, Zewibon, Schiller, N
Wilks, Winogradsky, Rose Rubin
Eli Jacobson, S. Leroy, A. Mershon
S. Nessin, Potash, Silkowitz, E
Shaafran, Liebowitz, A. Wise, Verr
Smith, A. Levine, j. Doroshkin, Jos
Padgug, zukowsky, Skolnik, Cibui-
sky, Koretz, L. Chernenko, A. Gross
field, Bleiman, l. Horwitz, Taft, S
Blocker, J. Goretzky, Sazar, Pin
chefsky, G. Schechter, Cooper, l.
Rosenthal, Kagan, S. Freeman, S
Solomon, Wishnefsky, B. Rosenfeld
!. /. Zimmerman, Jos. Cohen, Sam Sa-
roff, Weisberg, Fraides, S. Hertz
lSwetitsky, l. Cohen, Lawrence Ross
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