The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-25
What's On
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
mass meeting to protest against the
deportation of Yokinen will be held at
ElmOnt, LII, IS Meacham Ave.
students Branch. LID, will have an
open-air meeting at AIdus and Hoe Ave,
Bronx, at pm. to protest against the
Dies Bill.
Proletsrian Cabaret will be held at the
Checker Club. 24s3 Seventh Ave, at pm,
under the auspices Of the Negro Workers
Harlem Club.
Branch No. 4O4, Two, will have lee
ture on Workers Art" at 1109 45th St.
Brooklyn, at 8 pm. Admission is 10 cents
The Harlem Progressive Youth Club will
have a dance and entertainment at 1888
Madison Ave, 2nd floor.
The Colbert Lewis Group, L.s.NR., will
have an entertainment and dance at 4ls w.
55rd ST.
Comrade Buitenkant will speak at the
East New York Workers Club, 524 Vermont
ST.. Brooklyn, at $50 pm.
ooulneit No. Sc will have party at s5l
LeggetsiAve., Bronx, at $50 pm.
All members of the United Council of
Workfhk Class Women are called upon to
turn oHt for the demonstration to demand
free food and clothing for the children Of
the unemployed. Meet at Rutgers Square,
Downtown, at II am.
An entertainment and dance will be held
at Labor Lyceum, 7o4 E. I4th st., Newark,
n. j., to welcome the delegates to the State
Nominating Convention.
Robert Dunn, Baoette Deutsch, Donald
Henderson and others win speak on the
Dies Bill over Station wEVD at BIS pm,
under the auspices Of the international
Labor Defense.
Committee of rs, US. DepOsitOrs, will
hold an open-air meeting at Herzel and
Piskins AYES, Brooklyn, at pm
Tho Bath Beach workers Club will have
y concert and dance at 2273 Bath Ave,
Brooklyn, at $50 pm.
Post IS of the Workers Ex-servicemen's
League will hold an open air meeting at
Prospect Avenue and 1e1st Street, Bronx, at
8 pm.
SUNDAY
Concha Michel noted Mexican musician,
will give a recital at the John Reed Club,
90 West 18th Street, at o'clock Joseph
Freeman will translate and interpret her
: songs.
, The l. ". o. and Council No. IS will
! have a joint picnic at Schultz Bay Stack,
e s444 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island. Ad-
mission IS cents
The Harlem Progressive Youth Club will
hike to Tibbets Brook Park. Meet at 1888
Madison Avenue, End floor, at $50 am
sharp
The Downtown Y. C. L. will have beach
party at Ocean Parkway Beach, Meet at
! 10 am.
Association Anti Imperialist& PuertOrri-
quena Section Of the Anti-Imperialist
Lesgue) will have lecture at So West Hath
Street, at pm. Subject: The Agrarian
Problem. Speaker, Comrade A. M. Dieppa
A concert will be given in the evening, at
pm.
The Barney Lee Rose Youth Branch, l. L.
d, will hike to Hunters Island. Meet in
front Of restaurant, 270O Bronx Park East,
st $40 am, Everybody is welcome.
The Millinery Department, N. t. w. I. u,
viii spend the day at Peekskill, NJ Y
Tickets can be obtained at 13i west 28th
Street. Round trip. :l25:
The East and West Bronx Branches p. s.
o., will have picnic at Tibbets Brook,
pield 9. Meet at the foot Of Woodlawn
Station Jerome Avenue line at 10 am
Al workers are invited.
Unit 10, Section 8, will have a concert
and party at 962 Suffer Avenue, at $50
pm. Admission 25 cents.
Council No. II, Brighton Beach, will give
dinner for the benefit of the shoe strikers
at pm, at 5iS9 Coney Island Avenue,
Brooklyn. Admission so cents.
Councils 4, s and 13 will have an outing
70 Prospect Park. Meet at picnic grounds
at / pm.
Council No. 80 will have an outing to Van
CORTLAND Park.
Brownsville Councils, U. C. W. c. W., will
have an outing 20 Prospect Park. Meet at
picnic grounds at 10 am.
Staten Island Council viii have an outing.
Meet at 10 State Street, at pm.
Marcel Scherer will speak on Life in the
Red Army" at the open forum Of the
international Branch of the r. S. u, at 254
west 135th Street, at $3.50 pm. Admission
is free and all workers are invited.
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