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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
PLAN RED NIGHTS
in TWO BOROUCHS.
FOR TONIC RRO W
Bronx and Brooklyn
Workers to Rally

Two huge Red Night election cam.
paign rallies have been arranged by
the New York district election cam
paign committee for the Bronx and
Brownsville, to be held tomorrow
evening.
The following is list of speakers
for the Bronx Red Night. All
speakers must report to 1400 Boston
Road at 1880 p. m:
Lovestone, Weinstone, Grecht,
Nessin, Ed. Welsh, Alexander,
Stachel, Frankfeld, Grace Lamb, Lee
Roy, Poyntz, BALKAN, Gussakoff, Nat
Kaplan, Gil Green, Crouch, Eli
Jacobson, Gezigian, Claim, B. Rubin,
M. Silvis, A. Stein, E. Epstein, Vosk,
Cy Gerson, Joe Cohen, l. Cohen, P
Shapiro, Bydarian, Peer, B. Guss-
kaoff, Kagan, Blake, Moreau, Rees,
Zimmerman, Boruchowitz, Gold
Liebowitz, Wortis, Winogradsky,
Potash, Blocker, Sazar, Schiller
Zweiben, E, Shafran, N. Wilks, Sill
kowitz, Wise, Cibulsky, Koretz, Taft,
Bleiman, L. Rosenthal, Weissberg,
Wishnefsky, Solomon and Skolnik.
The wind-up meeting will be held
at Longwood and Prospect AYES,
the Bronx.
Brownsville Rally
The following is a list of speakers
for Brownsville. All speakers report
at 154 Watkins St., Brooklyn, at
1880 p. M:
Minor, Benjamin, Ragozin, Lipt.
Yin, Fam, Bimba, Primoff, Bieden.
kapp, Richard Moore, Otto Huis,
wood, Williams, Trachtenberg, Lii,
shitz, G. Welsh, Midola, Hendin, Mil
grom, Rose Rubin, Chernenko, Julius
Cohen, Kate Gitlow, Magliacano
Frank, l. Zimmerman, Will Herberg
F. Gordon, Helfand, Hy Gordon
Blum, SLIDER, Wright, V. Smith, Cos
trell, Mcdonald, L. Cohen, H. Ler
ner, Phi. Goodman, Colow, Schneider
man, Ostrinsky, Jonas, Kudrinetsky
Zeldin, Doroshkin, and Aronberg.
The wind-up meeting will be hel,
at Bristol and Pitkin Avenues.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
; RED RALLIES
IN CITY TONIGHT

Continued from Page One
H. Fam, Nat Kaplan, Gil Green, P.
Shapiro, Edw Wright, S. Leroy, l.
Zimmerman, Frank, Bleiman, Coop
er, Wishnefsky, E. Shafran, 1--WE
bon, Lerner, Wise, G. Lloyd, Fish
man, Rees, Nessin, A. Lyons, D.
Lyons, Harfeld, V. Smith, Kagan,
Pinchefsky.
This wind-up meeting will be held
at Fifth Ave. and 10th. st.
Lower Bronx Rally.
Lower Bronx-All speakers re-
port to 715 E. 138th st. at 7:3C
p. m. The following is list of the
speakers; Baum, Padgug, Bucken-
berger, Frankfeld, Primoff, G. Spiro,
Pasternak, Joe Cohen, /. Cohen,
Peer, Bydarian, Lawrence Ross,
Lilliansteip, A. Stein, E. Epstein
Eosk, Gerson, Crouch, Powers, Sus-
kin, Severino.
The wind-up indoor meeting will
be held at 715 E. 138th st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
WHO IS VI. FEINSTONE?
AND WILL HE RESIGN?

Secretary of the right wing, CEN
trail strikebreaking exchange, the
United Hebrew Trades, at 500 per
week, member of the executive board
of the Central Trades and Labor
Council, socialist" politician by day
and supporter of Al Smith by night,
a representative Of organized labor
who actually represents no one, a
gentleman in fact whose only con-
nection with the workers besides
that of strikebreaking is the draw
ing of his salary-this is the proud
role of Morris Feinstone.
Mr.. Feinstone has recently chalked
up two marks on his right wing
tablet. The most recent is the attack
which he engineered against the Re-
tail Grocery and Dairy Clerks Union
meeting Tuesday night at which the
police led by one Of Feinstone's
henchmen, carried out a brutal at
tack against the workers.
One Form of Socialism"
Just before that Mr.. Feinstone to-
gether with other such "socialist"
lights in the Central Trades and La
Dor Council, as William Kohn, presi-
dent of the Upholsterers' Union,
Abraham Lefkowitz of the Teachers
Union Ito be sure not a real" So
cialist!) and various others voted to
endorse Al Smith at the recommen-
dation of a non-partisan political
campaign committee. Lefkowitz was
himself a member of the Queens
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
WORKERS MUST REPLY
IN ANTI-TERROR DRIVE

lions received was $50 from Youngs-
town, o. The Buffalo District sent
in $50, and Nucleus "a of Los An
geles RENTED $3.50. From the
Slovak Workers Society, Branch IL,
Detroit, $40 was received.
Letter From Worker.
A letter enclosing 81 was received,
which showed how Coolidge pros
perity has pervaded the country:
Dear Comrade: Enclosed please
find the small amount of 81 for the
Election Emergency Fund to fight
our oppressors. | will mention to
you that l am just barely making an
eistence. For the past two months,
all the work l could find was unload
ing a freight car of cement for one
day for 81, and one week l worked
putting down concrete floors for
$26.50. Everything is dead here
abouts. And no such thing as or
ganization. Workers are airmlessly
trudging the highways between
Frisco and Eureka-in pursuit of
any kind of job. Nothing is to be
had. The ranchers and farmers are
the regular type Of hundred per
cent dollar-mad exploiters. Should
l strike OIL or get regular employ
ment, I'll do my part in helping the
cause. Fraternally yours, w.
Quealey, Ukiah, CAL"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Tasks of All Party
Members for Nov. A
By Jacob Burck

Here are the tasks of every
Party member in District 2 tc
make Red Week the reddest in
the history of New York.
We must distribute in every
shop and home. where workers
are to be found, leaflet adver-
Using the Madison Square Gar
den Meeting, Sunday, Nov. A.
The splendid red poster by
Fred Ellis, advertising the meet
ing, must be placed in every win
dow. meeting hall, in every large
industrial building.
Every working class organiza-
ton, union or fraternal should
call upon its members to attend
as body.
Throughout the week, every
Party member is to carry on per-
sonal agitation in his shop about
the meeting. Every Party men,
Der should bring not elss than ten
workers from his shop.
All Party members are in
structed to attend the Party
membership meeting promptly
after work, at Manhattan Ly>
ceum, 66 East 4th ST., on Friday,
Nov. 2. $50 p. m, to receive i'm
portant last minute instructions
in connection with Election Day
and the closing days of the Elec-
ton Campaign.
Every unit is to elect a com
mittee of 10 to be part of a COM
rittee of 1000 to have charge Of
the floor at the Madison Square
Garden and to report on Sunday
morning at 1890 a. m. in the
Garden.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Shifrin, Militant, Goes
Up in Court Today
Continued from Page One

COHbUheu fFOm ugS OUP
function it is to defend workers COM
ing before the capitalist courts be-
cause of their working class activi-
ties, yesterday issued a statement
on the case of William Shifrin. 1t
declares:
"The Tammany grand jury has
declared that the militant worker,
William Shifrin, must face trial on
charge of manslaughter. This
decision was reached with the aid of
every reactionary force in the jew
ish labor movement, for at the time
of Shifrin's arrest even the police
admitted that he had struck in or
der to save his life after being muir
derously attacked by five gangsters
sent by the reactionary officialdom
of the Jewish Butchers Union.
Class Justice" Victim.
"Shifrin is only one of the many
victims of the capitalist courts and
capitalist Justice Only a huge
protest movement of the workers of
the country, and particularly of
New York City, can force the boss
courts TO free him. The New York
Section of the international Labor
Defense, which led the fight to save
Sacco and Vanzetti, Greco and Car
rillo and other victims of the CAPT
talist frame-up system, calls upon
all workers to smash this new
frame-up and set William Shifrin
free.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02

committee.
Feinstone at the meeting of the
executive board, as well as in the
general membership meeting of the
central body held October Is voted
TO endorse Smith.
Feinstone is a delegate to the
Central Trades and Labor Council
from the United Hebrew Trades. He
is delegate to the United Hebrew
Trades from the, but there is
where the thing falls down. Once he
used to be member of the Handle
Makers Union. This organization
no longer exists. Is the gentleman
a member of the United Umbrella
and Handle Makers Union, a later
merger between the Handle Makers
and Umbrella Workers There is
no evidence of the fact. He has at
tended no meeting of this union this
year nor has he paid any dues.
What Morris Should Do!
Mr.. Feinstone should really resign
from the Central Trades and Labor
Council! His more ethical friends,
for instance, Norman Thomas.
should tell him that he has no right
to be there. He should give up his
500 Job with the United Hebrew
Trades! He should consider giving
up his strikebreaking activities-all
of which, of course, will never be
done voluntarily by those who act
the part of socialists by day and
support AL Smith by night.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Williamsburg Youth
Red Night Tomorrow

The Williamsburg section of the
Dung Workers (Communist)
League has arranged a Red Night
election campaign rally for tomor-
row evening.
All speakers from the Browns
vile and downtown Manhattan
branches of the League must report
at T:30 p. m. to sc Manhattan Ave.
Brooklyn. Other members of the
League must report at the same
place.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
WHAT TO DO DURING LAST
DAYS OF THE CAMPAIGN

Immediate tasks for all Party members
contribution blank printed in the Daily Worker
today.
contribution of less than dol
lar 10 .he COMMUNIST ELECTION DRIVE ANTLTERROR
EMERGENCY FUND.
g. money without delay DIRECT to the National
Election Campaign Committee St. New York City
d. duty unit to take collection for
at the DIRECT
National Election Campaign Committee.
Every unit assign comrades to take collections in the
trade unions, organizations and factories.
g. every member collect much
as possible the shops fraterna organizations
The Red Election Sundays houseohouse canvassng
should be utilized Election Drive
Terror Emergency Fund
NATIONAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE,
Worker
E. York, N Y.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Poll Watchers Hold
Special Meet Monday

According to an announcement. by
the Communist State Election Com
mittee, special meeting of all poll
watchers for election day, will be
held on Monday night at the Work
ers' Center, 1928 Union Square. 1t
is imperative that all poll watchers
be present.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Youth Club Donates
$50 to Red Campaign

The Young Workers Social Club,
at a Red Election Dance held last
week at the Brownsville Labor Ly-
ceum, 219 Sackman ST., Brooklyn,
donated $50 to the election campaign
of the Workers (Communist) Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Red Worker Athletes.

A call issued by the Labor Sports
Union last night urged every
worker athlete, every member of the
Freiheit, Cooperative, and Bronx
Workers Sports Clubs to participate
in the Workers Party demonstration
on Saturday. All worker-athle
will meet at o'clock at the Work
ers' Center, 1928 Union Square.
Bring your club banners and uni
forms with you too, the call urges.
A special mobilization meeting of
unit IF, subsection "a of the Work
ers (Communist) Party tomorrow
at p. m. promptly at 1928 Union
Square, fifth floor. All workers
must attend without fail. From the
meeting, the entire unit will pro-
coed to the Grand Central Station to
welcome William z. Foster and Ben
jamin Gitlow.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
FOSTER, GITLOW PARADE

stronghold of Wall Street. Let this
be a gathering of all militant work
ers who are fighting to make a CO.
operative commonwealth of the en-
tire world!"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02

The Workers tCOmmunisD Party
demands n federal law for social in
surance i'm the case of sickness, acci-
dent, old age. and unemployment for
all wage earners; administration to
be I'm the hands of the workers, the
expenses to be covered by the state
md the employers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02

and every other class conscious
worker to strengthen our work by
taking part in the big parade to-
morrow"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02

Needle workers. get collection lists
from the Needle Trades Campaign
Committee. 20 Union Square. Room
2O2, and collect funds for the election
campaign of the Workers tCommu-
nisD Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
FOSTER, GITLOW
TO Be Greeted
HERE TOMORROW
Great Parade to Show
Forces of Militants
Continued from Page One
.rty is an ever increasing power.
g. aN-.A...I 81,

Continued from Page One
Party is an ever increasing power.
On to Grand Central Stationl"
Prosper GoOpfert, Local 164, A.
F. w:
"The powerful workers movement
in America will make its first street
show of power tomorrow. All mem
lbefs of the Amalgamated Food
Workers will be there. Long live
the Workers (Communist) Party"
Gladys Schechter, Millinery Work
ers' Union:
aTomorrow's parade and the 18th
anniversary celebration of the Rus
sian revolution at Madison Square
Garden on Sunday should be attend
ed by every class conscious worker
in New York. The millinery work
ers who are well versed with the
BLESSINGS" of a bosses government
are with Foster and Gitlow. We
will be there!"
Peter Darck, Window Cleaners
Union.
"While l am not empowered to
speak in the name Of the union of
which | am a member, / know that
the majority of the window clean
ers will turn out in the only work
ers' parade since the war. We win
dow cleaners have felt the brutal
hand of capitalist oppression and ex-
ploitation. There is only one work
ers' party in America, that's why
we workers will vote for Foster and
Gitlow. There is only one workers
and farmers government in the
world, that is why we will attend
the 18th Anniversary celebration of
the Russian revolution at Madison
Square Garden on Sunday"
Michael Gold, Editor, The New
Masses:
"We1l be there" ed. Note: Gold
means the staff of his magazine.)
|. L. d. Issues Call.
The New York Section of the In
ternational Labor Defense last
night issued an appeal to all its
members and all other class con-
scious workers to take part in the
huge welcome and parade that has
been arranged by the Workers
(Communist) Party for William z
Foster and Benjamin Gitlow, Com
munist standard-bearers, tomorrow
at $3.50 p. m. The appeal, signed
by Rose Baron, secretary, states:
tomorrow afternoon the militant
workers of New York will take part
in mass welcome and parade in
honor of their presidential and vice
presidential candidates, William .
Foster and Benjamin Gitlow. This
is the first time the working class
of New York has been permitted tc
parade since the World War ano
the International Labor Defense
which has fought for the right OF
the workers to parade, joins it un-
qualifiedly.
"The Workers (Communist) Party
is the only political party that sup
ports the work of the international
Labor Defense and co-operates with
it in every possible way, and the l
L. d. therefore welcomes the oppor-
tunity to take part in this mass
demonstration arranged by the
Workers Party. The parade must
be made the occasion for the rails
ing of the slogan of the immediate
release, Of all class war prisoner:
and the cessation of the attacks o.
the capitalist courts on the work
ing class. The New York section
Of the international Labor Defense
therefore calls upon all its members
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Red Truck From Williamsburg.

Red Truck FROM Williamsburg.
The members of the Williamsburg
section of the Workers (Communist)
Party are urged by the executive
committee of the section to be at
the headquarters, Sc Manhattan
Ave-, no later than l p. m. A huge
truck, decorated with "Vote Commu-
mist" signs and placards, and draped
in red, will carry the members to the
scene of the parade.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Scott Nearing to Talk
in BOro Park Nov. 5

Scott Nearing, candidate for gov
ernor of New Jersey on the Work
ers (Communist) Party ticket, will
address a meeting at the Boro Park
Workers Club, 1878 43rd St., Brook
Ign, Thursday evening, Nov. 8, at
$50 o'clock on the War Danger.
A big part of the proceeds will
be given to the Daily Worker. All
are ;dnvited to attend.
We demand the abolition of the
right of eviction by landlords against
wage earning tenants.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
T. U. E. L. Local 9.

Local 9 of the Trade Union Edu-
cational League yesterday issued a
call to its entire membership to at
tend in mass the demonstration to
greet Foster and Gitlow at the
Grand Central Station. "After the
greeting at the station" the call
reads, "our entire membership will
march with our two standard bearers
to the Workers Center, in prepara-
ton for the huge demonstration in
Madison Square rden on Sunday"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Automobiles Needed.

All workers who have either auto
mobiles or motorcycles are urged to
report to the Workers Center, 26-
28 Union Square, tomorrow at 1
o'clock in the afternoon. All vehicles
should be brought along.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Pocketbook Workers win March.

In it's call to the membership yes
terday, the Progressive Pocketbook
Workers Club stressed the fact that
since 1--WE progressive pocketbook
workers have endorsed the Workers
(Communist) Party as the only
Party that fights for our interests,
we must follow up this endorsement
by an active participation in the well
come demonstration and the parade"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Coon Will Participate.

The Unity Cooperative calls upon
all its members to participate in the
Red Parade tomorrow, at 2;30 p. m,
at the Grand Central Station, to
greet the candidates of the Workers
(Communist) Party, William z. Fos-
ter and Benjamin Gitlow. "Let us
join this demonstration of working
class solidarity" the Cooperative
statement reads, "by marching
through the streets of this great
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-02
Young Cloakmakers to Rally.

"All members of the Young Work
ers (Communist) League who are
members of locals 2, 9, 10, %, 35 and
Al will gather tomorrow, not later
than 230 p. m. in front of the head
quarters of the Cloakmakers' Union,
36th st. and 7th Ave." reads the
call of the militant left wing cloak
makers. after the meeting" the
statement continues, 1--WE will pro-
coed to the Grand Central Station to
participate in the welcome to Foster
and Gitlow, the standard bearers of
the Party of the Glass STRUGGLED"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
" An Exceptional offer Your Choice OF
SUI Four Desirable Suites, $129
GOVERNMENT BUYS
RAILWAY PROPERTY
Southern Holdings at 18th
and D Streets Included in
u. S. Building Program.

Final fornalities for the Government
,mrrhsse of the Southern Railway s
property at Thirteenth and d streets
have been concluded. the deed las
oassed and the railway is now renting
The property from the Government on
a lease running mot TO exceed two
years" ~,
This step in the Governments build
ing prcgram places the Government in
nosscssion of the building in which
the Southern Railway headquarters has
been operating for some years. The
building will be used for housing Gov
crnmcnt activities which are now IN
rented quarters. but no final decision
has been reached as 10 which activity
will be located here.
Railway Plans New Home.
The railway has operations upder
way for erecting its new home on the
site it purchased at Fifteenth and K
streets, where buildings now are being
demolished to make way for the new
headquarters.
The amount of the transfer from the
railway to the Government, as pre-
viously announced when il was made
public at the time the offer was ac-
cepted by the Government, was S2.500,-
900 for the land and buildings. One
Government check for SI,02T,500 went
to the Southern Railway, and another
for Sl.472 500 went TO the Georgia In
dustrial Realty Co, which leased the
ground to the railway
The Treasury Department is nego-
tiating for further acquisition of other
property in the Federal building trl-
angle, either BY direct purchase or
condemnation. But what sites vii. be
ACQUIRED next with additional appropri-
ations from the last session of Congress
have not been disclosed by the depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
SEEK LIFE SAVERS
/. AMONG POLICEMEN
Safety Campaign Groups Also
Ask Firemen to Take Free
Instruction.

A special invitation to all local po-
lice and firemen to take a course IN
life sewing during the Potomac River
safety campaign now being conducted
iointly by the American Red Cross.
Washington Y. NJ c. A. and the Boy
Scouts of America has been issued by
Leland w. Chandler, director OF the
campaign.
The following memorandum has been
sent to officers and men Of both de-
partments:
THE respective heads of your depart
ments, in giving their Endorsement TO
the campaign to reduce the loss OF lie
among those using the river this sum
mer, have suggested that a memoran-
dunn setting forth our program and
purpose would gladly be transmitted
10 YOU through Official channels, In
rider that you might all know of the
opportunities afforded both for train
ing yourselves and for service In the
training of others.
All Volunteers.
ITO the many qualified life-savers
already in the ranks Of your units we
extend a hearty invitation to come up
and help us with the enjoyable work OF
initiating others into the mysteries OF
with this campaign is serving in VOL
unteer capacity. Surely many of you
will be glad Of the same opportunity
for service in your off-hours.
"All of the men who have not quail
fed in this important matter should
take the earliest opportunity 10 90 SO.
The opportunity has arrived.
Every pleasant afternoon from now
until cool weather sets In, or until
every one who is interested enough in
water safety is satisfied or quits, we
viii carry on informal individual or
class instruction in the work, leading
to Junior and senior iife-savirg exami-
nations, to be conducted as needed.
The old Davis feat, now the Anchor
Inn, in the middle of the river, just
above Three Sisters Island, is our up
river headquarters. and most OF the
work will center there. For any fur
Their information desired. telephone
Main $3.50. About Q TO A O'Clock in
the afternoons will be our regular time
for action. but any men who care to
come later and carry on the work are
urged to do so.
Seek Trained Swimmers.
"Our aim Is to have so many Of the
men and women and older boys ana
girls who frequent the river trained
in water safety methods lboth preven-
ton and cure of drowning and other
water accidents). that it will be dim
cult for mishap 10 occur anywhere
without at least one of them being on
hand TO do what can be done.
NO patrol We could ever hope &c
have on the river can Go as much as
this large group OF trained volunteers
TO reduce the awful toll of life We have
been paying every year for our Sum-
ner water sports. Let's all turn to
and see what can be done. If you
cannot participate actively, at least
/ talk it up and encourage others to
come on In, for the waters hne!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

the many ilandicaps encountered by the
friends vino n8Ye undertaken 10 clarity
such complex situation rs hers. VIII
be- overcome
70 historians the case viii b. per-
fectly plain. SHE VIII 20 down In his
tory as the Grand Ductes Anasiasla
Of Russia
HiEtory's verdict upon those who re-
fused her recognition and even plotted
against ler. viii be equally clear
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paper Al!isnee.1