The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-07-24
What's On
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Bronx Workers Club
Mass meeting at 1910 Boston Rd
on August and imperialism, $50 pm,
July -. Prominent speakers from
the Labor Movement,
Trade Union Unity League
All delegates Of T. L. e. L. groups
Committee must come to the en-
larged meeting Of the T. c. 70 be
held ut rs w 2tst st, July "a, pm.
Young Defenders No.
Will have an open-air meeting for
Miners Relief and Defense at t61st
st. at $50 nm. on July "a.
steve katovis Branch LID.
Indoor meeting at 257 z. Tenth St
at pm. on July "a,
steve kntovis Branch LID.
To have an, open-air meeting at
Tenth st. and. Ind Ave. at s pm. on
July %.
German Ar5eiterbund
There will be a meeting and a
Queens County Labor Lyceum July
e 1T pm on the Economic Strug-
gle in the German Trade Union.
Intwor Youth Branch LW.O.
Is having a social and dance at
night . nm. All proceeds to go to
Miners Relief Admission IS cents
1.-TWO. Branch 500
Will have meeting at the Work
ers' Center, so Z. 18th St. At this
meeting there will be a lecture and
discussion on the German Crisis
and the War Danger. All workers
invited. Comrades who were not ex-
amired should come for the address
Of the doctor.
Brighton workers Club
To have mass meeting July "a
at 14i Neptune Ave, Brighton, at
$50 pm.
NnpIeton Workers Club
LECTURE to be given at 1854 s6th
St, Brooklyn. pm, sharp, July "a
August Pageant
Rehearsal July "a at Workers
Center, IS E, 18th St on second
floor, at $50 pm
F.s.U.. Brownsville Br.
VIII hold an open-air meeting at
Bristol and Pitkin AYES. at $50,
sharp. All workers invited
Dung defenders NO. l
VIII hold an open air meeting July
%. $50 pm, at 161st st. and Pro-
spect Ave, for Miners Relief and
Defense. A miner from the strike
fields will speak
Workers EXservicemen's League
The VEL appeals to all members
TO be at an important membership
meeting, this Friday, pm, at 70 E.
10th St.
Cleaners and Laundry Workers
Will have a monthly membership
meeting July o. pm, at 1871 W.
:1st St.
Trnde Union Unity Council
All delegates of unions and leagues
of the TIL UL. and members of the
One Big Picnic SCommittee meeting,
TO be held at 16 W. 2lst st. tonight
at pm.
Downtown Unemployed Council
The DIT. NC. of 1874 f. 18th st. will
have two open-air meetings July %.
one It 18th st. and Avenue B. and an
other a Attn st, and Avenue B.
SATURDAY,
international Workers Club
will meet July % T 80 pm at the
Hur ~arian Workers Home, $50 e.
Sst St.
Joe Hill Branch. LID.
is having beach party July rs on
Attn st, Brighton Beach.
ArcrtEor Medical workers
All medical workers who have
souIv spare time are asked to report
70 IS F. 18th St. on the third floor.
July IS. 2-5 pm Help needed in
preparation for August 1.
'~ur~ De""nscrs No.
The Y. D. will hold an evening
s.,y 25 in Van Cortlandt
Park There will be games, songs
81" fun, including refresh
ments Admission free! The group
viii meet at 6 pm. at 257 2. 10th St.
",ragllers, at 242d st, and
Brownsville Branch. LID.
"I'Aoor luncheon will be given
July 26 at 2 pm. at PISS w. 9Th st.
island. Admission 35 cents.
Proceeds for Prisoners Pledge hunu.
me is in store for all.
The Brownsville Branch LID,
challenges the Brownsville Youth
Center in raising the most money
for Miners Relief.
Emblem Literary Club.
Sunday, July 26, there will be
debate on Communism at 5;30 pm. at
14g w 136th st, All revolutionary
workers are to attend and to come
early Admission is free.
Tag Days
The Miners Relief Committee asks
all Brownsville organizations to take
tag boxes for the Saturday and Sun
das rag Days at 1874 Pitkin Ave.
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