The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-29

I'll 1ueANpeIS 0t 1EONuSN1Ike 81. LID hOlQ-
ing tickets for Oct. 2sth affair must settle
fo- their tickets at p, m. tonight before
the affair.
Brownsville Youth Csnter-Fau Dance g.
Concert. $50 p. m at 1o5 Thatford Ave;
Proceeds for the lid.
YOL-Eallove Dance and Entertain
ment at the Workers Center, IS e 18th ST.
tsnd floor Excellent program. Every
young worker and student invited to come
to this dance Proceeds TO help towards
establishing District Training School. Ad-
mission so eents.-25 cents with throwaway.
Union workers center-Concsrs and
Dance-at 0o1 Prospect Ave. Admission IS
cents
Union Workers Centa--1mpor meet
Ing Foit-5ection-An members must be
present. p. M, at Bst Prospect Ave
Anti-Imperialst League-Concert and
Dances p. m. at Cherneshevsky Hall, 1872
Second ave. Interesting dance music
Tickets 25 cnets at door IS cents
Williamsburg Workers CIub-Lecture-
The Left Trend Of the American Inteuec-
tuals-a p. N. at AZ Manhattan Ave
Yorkyilie ToLe-Party for benefit OF the
Young Torker--s;So p. N. at Hungarian
Workers Hoiae, $50 e a1st St
Chalk talk by John Reed Club artist
Dancing and refreshments--8 p. m at 525
East lssth St. Admission 10 cents.
East Side Dowtown section-Iaterestin
program. including dancers and workers
Theatre Group at new headquarters, 90
Ave. c. Admission % cents
r. Tr n
$50 p m. at l37s-43rd ST., Brooklyn. Ad-
mission rs cents.
Bronx Workers Clab-Lecture OH the 18th
Anniversary Of the Soviet Union-speaEers
Pauline Rogers, at 1910 Boston Road. In
terssting program.
American Workers Club-HaAowen Dance
and Masquerade-at 1900 Intervsle Ave.
Admission 20 cents,
fremont workers Clab-Grand Inaugural
Ball-at BOTS Clinton Ave. Admission IS
cents
RELIEF Comm. for Support Of Political
Prisoners IN Bialystok-Co1cert and Dance
at $50 E. B'way. Interesting program. Ali
are inyitsd
Bath Beach workers CluD-Concsrt and
0auCS-db G@t5 hdtA ave.
Columbia Heights Unit y Sc Party
% p. m. at sos Henry ST., B'zlyu. lzags-
relis-top floor
American Youth Federation -HaIlowe en-
Dance-Play spoon River Anthology"-at
1913 W. l4th St. Adm. IS cents.
Council % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1913
Arrow Ave, Bronx. tkremen' Adm, 1sc.
at Ambassador Hall. 172nd st. and srd
Avenue,
West Side Unemployed cOunoil-Dance
nnd social--s p. m. at 41S W. 5Srd St.
Admission free.
Proleteult- Lecture: Accidents Frsedom. -
Speaker: Oakley Johnson at 40 W. 18Th
St. $50 p. m Adm. % cents.
scandinavian workers-Danee and Enter
tainnent---s p. m. at 5sl3-4th Ave, Bklyn
rlsst New York workers center-Hallow-
cen Partv-Dancs- Entertainment at All
Pennsylvania Ave. Admission Is cents.
JIlnsdsle Workers Youth ciub-coneert
a0d BenqrsS-at sIs Hinsdsle 81. Admission
IS cents.
Ksel MARI Br FsU-Danco-at SO TT
washington Ave; Apt. 9.
Yorkviile Br Fsu-opsn-air meetings.
st. a7d Lexineton Ave. Speakers Leroy and
9. rice at p, nj.
SUNDAY
New Dance p--Housewarinir7 PARTY
FoN Dancing Progranl--at o. Fifth Ave
Refreshments. Admission IS Cents
Irish Workers Club--Mass chant by the
Workers Laboratory Theatre followed by
discussion on the Coming Eleetion-s:3o D.
ass
Entertainment and Daune--by lid Rvs
sian. Lithuanian. Polish, Ukralnian Branch
eg and italian Club--For benefit OF politi-
cal prisoners-~5tsrtlhg p. m till midnight
ct New National Hall, 26l briggs Avenue
tBetween Leonard and Graham Aves)
Elaborete entertainment Admission 4oc.
fremont Workers club--Red Sunday drive
20 solicit new readers for the Daily Worker
rnd FFeiheit, Comrades are asked TO re-
port at 2D75 Clinton Ave. NEAR 1soth ST.
st 10 e. m.
Brownsville Workers Club 5ailin viii
lead discussion on "The Present Situation
IN Germany" p, nj. at i4Ao East New
York avenue.
steve E4toys Bt LD-open t7ru,-
0iect: Ppice Terror n New York Speaker
Eleanor CURTIS Henderson, 8 p. N. at Is
N. g 3rd street
jim Connolly Dr.. D4D-opeu Forum sna
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