davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Tunajsi Okres cisiel K. J. usporiada
vePky banket ma pocest' campionov-
hracov pracovnikov Baseball
Ligy tohoto okresu
Banet bude pondeok H. dece mbra pol hod
fortune osady Mena Jes vyn kauci recci programe
camponi prvepoovice sezony amponi gy odmeneni

4
Mas Okres K, j.. v Mahoning a
Shenango doline @usporiada ma
pocest' hracov a apracovnikov ma
Sci baseballovej hgy banket v
pondelok, IL. decembra 1882, v
auditoriume osady Najsv. Mena
Jezis "a zdarne zakoncenie nasej
baseballovej sezony. Ma vecier
ku tomto budu pritomnf vsetci
hraci, spravcovia (managers) !,
"umpires'', starostovia, predse-
dovia a vsetci pracovnici nasich
cfsiel. Pritomni budn i nasi We
lebnf panovia. Panuje sice
vel'ka depresia v tel nasej doll
ne a pracovne pomery s1 vel'mi
zle. Ale nebolo by to v poriad-
ku, keby sme neuznali tie vel Ike
obete, axe mnohi priniesli pocas
minulej sezony, lebo veru "a
Giatky, kym SINE totiz tych ma
sich mladych Jednotarov zorga-
nizovali. boly take. Ale tym
dali SINE noveho zivota nasej or
ganizacii najma nasim mladym
Jednotarom, menovite ale tym,
ktorf sli v Mladeneckom Oddele-
nj X. J. Ze banket ten nebol
skorej, bolo preto, lebo mali sme
tn mnohe slavnosti tohoto roku
nechceli SINE S tymito konflik-
tovat' a preto odlozili SINE BAN
ketsaz ma tento mesiac. Ma We.
eierku budits rozdafe odmeny
(trophies) campionom prvej po-
lovice sezony campionom nasej
Lfgy.
Prosime vsetkych. nasich bra
tov Jednotarov a priatel 'ov, ably
sa tohoto vecierka zncastnili, a
by SINE takto dokazali tym ma
sim mladym Jednotarom, ze sd
skutocne mich zanjfmame a re
81 cenime vsetko, co urobili pre-
mas nasu organizaciu ma nasej
doline, lebo veru takeho adver-
tajzmentu, jakeho sa nam dosta-
10 prostrednlctvom baseballovej
.iigy, neboli by sme dostali "a
ziadne peniaze. Kazdy sa intere-
soval o tilto ligu to nielen jed
notari, ale j vsetcia Slovaci, ba
al inc narodnosti.
Teraz, ked' uz zakoncena je
baseballova sezona, mas okresny
nacelnik, br. Michal Herman ide
zaciat' telocvik, take budeme
d'alej pokracoyat roznych
sportoch. Vsetkym bratom, ktori
sa Dricinili O zdar naSehO okresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
ADV. IAN RUsINAK
z DETROIT OPERoVANY

Pochvalne znamy slovensky
pravotar Detroit, p. Jan Rusi-
max podrobil sa operacii slepeho
Greva. Operacia bola zdarna a u
pondelok toho tyzdna az opustil
l6zko. Operacin previedol znamy
slovensky ekar Dr.. Jan HaluSka
. sice ma kraiovt sp6sob. Panu
adv. Rusinakoyi blah6s ssl1me ku
skorsnu usdfavsniu ! Dc. HaluS.
kovi ( jeho unieniu. (Slov. case.
pisy Madame 3 preysatie zpravy.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Bazaar v osade Sv.
Alzbety v Haselton
Bude v nedel u veGer v skolskej
miestnosti. Velki kohuti po &c.

Kto nema budfcek, mech pride
v nedel'u vecer ma Haselton, tam
"a diva Gently dostane kohuta, co
no kazdH rano iste zobudi. Bude
to bazar ma vel'kych kohntov, "a
ktorymi sa oplati kazdemu prist'.
Bazaar sa zacne o pol s. hodine a
bude skolskej budove. Listky
ma koh1tov budd po 2 Gently.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
II SPIoNov BOLO
ZATKNUTE Y PLZNI

v Skodovych municnych to-
varnach v Plzni, Cechach, "a
tknuti boil sedemnasti nradnici a
robotnici tovarne 20 spionstva Y
prospech Sovietskeho Ruska. II
to spioni predavali sovietskei
vlade vojenske tajnosti. Vrchno-
sti rdavajd, ze spioni predali
Rusku plany na move protilieta-
dlov6 delo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
MATKA REV. JESKU UMBRELLA

" Brownsville, Pa. umrela kon-
com minuleho tyzdna matka tn
dobre znameho Rev. Michala
Jesko. Pohrab Dol Y pondelok,
ktoreho sa zil1astnili Rev. Jo-
zef Kostik : Haseltonu, Rev. Ju-
raj Noyak Campbell a Rev.
Jan Hamrak Lorsin, @. Rev.
Kostik NAL kazeh ' kostole ma
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
kartovy vecierok
v osade Sv. Jana
Teraz v nedelu vecer pod kosto-
lom. Pat Glen bude dane.

Osada Sv. Jana KrstitePa V
Campbell usporiada kartovv We.
cierok ma nedel'u, II. decembra
vecers osadnej miestnosti pod
kostolom. Rozdane bude pat
cien. vstupns je len 25c.
Vsetkych osadnikov pirate
l,ov povolava vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
sPoLoK oBCHoDNfKov
ROZDA POTRAVINY

Spolok groceristov a masiarov
v Youngstowne rozda ku Viano.
clam 100 kosikov potravin nldz-
nym rodinam, bolo usnesene ma
poslednej sch6dzi spolku, ktory
ma sidlo v {, 19 3, Boardman st.
Potraviny budd dane Allied
Council, ktory ich roziA rodinam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Divadlo q z&bava
v osade Sv. CAM.
Bude vo vianocny pondelok, 26.1
decembra vecer. Dve veselohry
budd zahrane. Po divadle bude
tanecna zabava.

Dramaticky krlzok osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda Youngs-
town usporiada divadelne pred.
stayenie tanecnn zabavu pom
delok, dna 26. decembra 1892
slovenskej skole tejze osady ma
Watt st. Zaciatok presne pol
z. hod. vecer. Program je tento
/. Slovenske anglicke piesne
orchestra p. Jana Zajaca.
2. Privftanie obecenstva.
3. Predstavenie 50 DOKTOR y
ktory sa silou-mocou stal tvm.
Veselohra 3. dejstvach od Mol
liere. Osoby:
Geront, otec Lucindy: Edward
Novotny Lucinde, dcera Gle.
ronta Maria Jurco. Leander,
zal 'nbeny do Lucindy: Stefan
Lucivjansky. Sganarelle. muz
Martiny: Jan Witkay. Mar
tine, manzelka Sganarella: Ka-
tarina Palguta. Robert, siised
Sganarella Jozef Klein. Valar.
sluha Geronta: Stefan Rigelsky.
Lukac. muz Jacqueliny: Peter
Deley. Jacqueline, manzelka
Lukaca: Jozefina Adamko.
.lhlh Tlhlhapd, otec Perrina, vidie-
ku: Jan Lesicko. Perrin: An
ton Witkay. Riaditel' divadla:
Andrej Cisar.
4. Slevenske travnice - or
ehestra p. Jana Zajaca.
s. Predstavenie .s1foja mila
pant testina''. veselohra Y /. DEF
stve Cd Pavla Mareana. Osoby Il
Pavel Mach: Peter Deley.
Julka, ieho zena: Maria Lesicko.
Peter Mach: Jozef Graneaj.
- Tylda, jeho zena: Jozefina
Adamko. - Pani Rakova: Maria
Novotny - Anna. sliizka: Hele.
ma Jurco.
6. Tanecna zabava pri vybornej
slovenskej hudbe p. Jana Zajaca.
Ma toto vel mi vesele a Ear
tovne divadelne predstavenie.
spojene s vel 'kolepou taneenou
zabavou ilctive povolavame vse-
tkych Slovakov Slovenky tn z
mesta celeho sirokeho okolia.
a nikto neobanuje. Memo spome-
nuteho krilzku. ktory je znamy
ma siroko-d'aleko rucf "a til mai
vybornejsiu zabavu, akej sa len
,zriedka kedy mono z1castnit
Vstupne pre- dospelych ie len 35c
pre- cely vecer. a pre- dietky lOc..
s bratskou nctou
Andrej tisar, riaditeP
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
v PoKLADNIcI NAsHo
STATU JE ZvYSOK

Statny pokladnik, Harry S.
Day oznamil, ze 30. novembra
Stat Ohio NAL pokladnici IVY
sok $5,697, ,97O.14. To sa malo.
ktory stat m6ze takym zvyskom
pochvalit v tychto casoch!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
KOLEKToRI DAM
BOIL PREPUSTENf

Traja zvlastni okresni pomoc-;
nj zalobcovia, ktori boil vyme-
novani pred paru rokmi ma ko-
lektovanie zaostalych dani, boil
na ziadost' komisarov prepuste-
nj okresnym sldom, ktoremH
predsedal sudca Baldwin. w
sluch bol pondelok. Prcpuste-
ME vojde platnost 81. decem.
bra.
Medzi tymito troma pomocny-
mi okr. zalobcami ie i mas slo-
vensky pravotar a pracovnfk,
Michal j. Palkovic. Jeho Sp0lox-
nikmi boil pravotari Hugh Jen-I
kins John J.. Buckley. "a ten
cas-, kym boil v lrade, skolekt0-|
vail sta tisice dolarov pre- okres:
Okresni komisari ll3 pred 10
kom pokdsili "a odetr&nit p&na
Palkovica a p. Bnckleyho. Wee
prisla az pred naivyssf St<tny
sid, ktory roxh0dnnl, y kouni-
slSi - y pr6ya nSsnsj6 lSbo ich
Aek} y u: AssSsN SsSss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Chvalil publicistiku

My verime publicistiku
ktora povie Pudu pokroku ban
KY hovoril Ullman. "Nasi u
spokojenf kostymeri a ii, co zna-
jn 0 stave banky, nem6zu to I'VE.
stoyat vsetkemu l'udu, preto
n1ysline ze je spravne, ked' to
rozhlasime cez nase intestine caso-
pisy rozsirime pravdu, 0 oprav-
dovom pokroku nasej banky a
co nasa banka robf prospech
vkladatel'a a mesta.''
.Ullman zd0raznoval fakt. ze
dlznlci musia pint svoje STUDY
dane banke, aby banka mohla
pint svoje, dane vkladatel 'om.
kazdy zamestnanec Dollar
banky ma teraz prace "a dvoch
20 dennej praci v banke. kazdy
dostane soznam dlznikov, ably
vecer S mimi pohovoril, zeby ko-
nall svoju povinnost'.
Plany ma znOvu otvOrenie ban
Ky V Toledo sl take. ze budti Wv.
platene vklady dplnosti 10000
vkladatel l'om, ktori majii no $75
alebo menej ma vklade. Tretina
potrebnych podpisov bola dana
bez prehovarania. Banka bola
zavreta auguste 1881.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
pomaha
banke v Toledo
Dollar banke pribudlo noveho
obchodu, odkedy sa otvorila. Ka-
zdy zamestnanec Dollar banky ma
prace "a dvoch: vo dne robi v
banke, vecer hovori s dlznikmi.

Toledo, O. CA. P.) Vyznam o.
boznamenia kostvmerov, re ako
banka pracuje, Dol zd6raziiovani
vcera vecera Carbon w. Ullma-
nom, vykonnym podprezidentom
Dollar Savings and Trust Co. 2
Youngstown.
Ullman hoyoril pred 900 OBJ
chodnikmi tuna, ktori idn zia-
dat podpisy od vkladatel'ov ma
dovolenie otvorenia Ohio Savings
Bank and Trust Co. V Toledo,
co je najvacsia zatvorena banka
" state. Youmgstownskv nstav,
ktorv boil znovuotvorenv ma lar.
obchoduie teraz ma iny sposob.
hovoril .Ullman. 'My SINE pove-
dali vkladatePom vsetko. re ako
banka operuie, a dodal. ze
youngstownskf obcania teraz ma
jil voci banke to same priatel'-
ske citenie, axe mali pred lei
zavretim, a vzdor neprajnym OBJ
chodnym pOmerom, banka dosta-
va noveho obchodu vo zvaesujn-
com mnozstve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09

Z IRsstsktch nelnocnfc n
rerla prspustsn6 bolo 1 ".
nssstaaa aaeoy. lebo neboli oh
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
UNION COLLECTS
FURRERS WAGES
Boss Forced to Give
Nine Hundred Dollars

The fur department Of the Needle
Trades Workers Industrial Union COL
lected s90024 in back pay for the
workers of M. Kopit fur shop. These
workers had worked below the scale
Of wages and overtime for single
time. The union, in its fight for the
maintenance of the standard of
wages in the industry has collected
thousands of dollars during the
season.
In addition to the amount collect
ed, nine workers in the shop who
had been paid below the scale re-
ceived increases amounting to $63 go
per week.
Leondopolis received increase OF
$3.50 per week; j. Esperanto, Sc; M
FREEMAN, 81; B. Gordon, $500; Phi.
Gelman. ,s1so; E. Rosenberg, $40: B.
Paris, $3.50; L. Franner, $40; o. Mar
din. $1,000.
These nine workers who worked
below the scale up to now will get
the above mentioned increases.
The union calls upon all the work
ers to bring their complaints to the
office.
The Trade Board meeting Of the
fur department. will not be held this
week due to the preparations for the
convention. The union issued a call
today to the fur workers not to work
tomorrow. Tomorrow is legal hol-
iday and every fur worker should be
paid without working according to
the agreement.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
Workers Family Can
Live on S8.S8 Per
Week. Rich Declare

Accompanying It's drive to reduce
the workers conditions to the lowest
possible level, the capitalist class is
devising menus under which work.
ers' families are to live on few dol
lars a week df and when they get
even that).
The Golden Rule Foundation of
theUptown Club, 60 E. And ST., New
York City is playing its part in the
bosses game by devising a menu
under which workers family Of five,
including 3 children, are to live on
1888 a week, or a little more than a
dollar for each. The workers are not
TO fight for better standards. and for
relief, butt be satisfied to starve on
a scientific basis, the clubwomen say.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
"The list" Showing
To Start on Oct. q

Because of censorship difficulties,
ethe new Soviet film The Forty First
will be postponed for a short time
before its premiere appearance in
america il is announced by the
Workers International Relief. 1t will
-be shown at the Fifth Avenue The
atre, Broadway and 28th st. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, October 81 to
%, inclusive.
= Continuous showings of three feat
ire pictures will be presented at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, Sunday, Oc-
=tober l6 from l pm, including a
midnight show.
The pictures to be shown are kill
ing to Live" a Soviet 'lmentary
film Of the struggle for existence on
the part of animals, Revolt in the
Desert and The Fight for the
Bonus the latter the first showing
Of complete film on the bonus
march.
Admission to all showings thruout
the day will be 25 cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
Employers Offer Big
Wage Cut to Book, Job
Printers: Vote Sunday

NEW YORK Typographical Union
No. 6 C'Big Six a. its meeting
SUNDAY afternoon will vote on the
tentative agreement made BY the
officials end the Printers League en-
-ployeFs fer the book and job printers.
The agreement provides for o SO a
week sfwage cue, as admitted. and
ae5HaHv 70 BIGGER cuts.
20 10 provides for interference with
the priority rules making it possible
foHfH1ployers to hire and fire. create
coRditic~s where every worker is in
feagfof his jco. and allow the officials
of vthe union to discriminate in the
matter Of Jobs. By arrangement With
thu employer.
1t makes the worker prove his COM
petenc9. instead CT as at present
making the enplo-rar rro-'a he is in
2 Con1re5ent be'ore firing him.
This tentative agreement was ar
rsnPsd under the direct supervision
OF President Howard, Of. the interna-
,tipG2l cfnce
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
To Discuss Winter
Relief Drive at Two
Meets October Is, Is

Plans for the winter relief cam
paign will be discussed at a meeting
of the full City Council of the Unem-
ployed Council of Greater N. Y. this
Sat, Oct. Is, at p. M, at Manhat-
tan Lyceum, &c East 4th Street.
All organizations affiliated to the
Unemployed Council, trade unions,
workers clubs, fraternal and mass
organizations as we'll as local coun-
ellis. are asked to see that their two
regular delegates attend this meeting.
On Sunday Oct. l6, at II am, at
80 East 18th St., there will be q meet
1ng Of workers of all mass organiza-
tions trade unions and councils act
i've in unemployed work to further
take UP the plans of the City Coun-
Gil and prepare for the broadcast I'M
tied struggles for winter relief in the
coming months.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
SUITS,
TOP COATS
OVERCOATS

that will stand wear and yet be
styled in the latest modes. The
depression (now admitted by all
political parties) created a cha
otic condition among our best re-
tail store customers. These stores,
in order to meet unfair competi-
ton and the steady downfall Of
prices, were compelled to stop buy
ing from us and substitute an in
ferior grade of clothing.
Rather than to lower our stand
ard of quality we are forced to
make one Of two quick decisions:
ID Discontinue our established
business, or 90 open our factory
doors and deal directly with the
public.
We made the latter decision.
Since this is a buyers market we
offer directly to you the same
quality Suits, Top Coats, Over
coats and Tuxedos that our re-
tailers charged from $50 to S45
at $14.50 and S19.35. At these
prices you are saving over 500.
Not only that-you will be as
sured of perfect fit in gar
ment that is custom built of the
finest imported and domestic fab
RIGS, 1000 all wool, London
shrunk.
Here is another opportunity for
you. If you want a Suit, Over
coat or Top Coat made to meas
ure, just some and look over the
tremendous stock of piece goods
we have to pick from. Suits, Top
Coats and Overcoats tailored to
your individual taste and meas
ure, $19.35 and $3.50.
Another great buyl You can
select pure Cancels Hair Coat
from our large stock at $3.50,
usually retail as high as sos.
Every purchase guaranteed to
be 1909 satisfactory, or we make
it so without question.
Remember, fine Suits, Top and
Overcoats sold direct to you S14.5O
and $19.35. To your measure,
S19.35 and $3.50.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
MORE WAGE CUTS
FOR TOWBOATMEN
.:If Strike Necessary,
Strike All At Once

NEW YORK. - Negotiations now
going on between a small committee
of the toWboatmen. with Captain Ma
her, secretary Of the Associated Mar
inc Workers, an independent union,
as spokesman, are reported dead
, locked
In addition to the $40 cut in off
GERS and $40 cut in mems monthly
wages on two crew boats and $40
and IS cut respectively, on one crew
boats. the companies demand many
other things. They demand abolition
OF the 50 fee for the work of the
man who places tn towrope on the
lighter. They demand that the work
day. already 10 hours long, be eX-
tended to Is hours.
.,., Maher Grants One Cut
Maher has already surrendered to
the companies demand that money
for food for each man be cut from
80 to 70 cents day.
There are about 300 towboatmen
working, with a couple of thousands
Fart time. and largely unemployed,
and another thousand at least totally
=. unemployed.
T. The meeting Sunday Of the ASCOT
ated Marine Workers voted unanim-
ously to strike unless the old scale
was retained. but Maher and the not
orious Anti-Soviet liar, SilaS B. AxUel,
ex-attorney for the International Sea-
mems union. talked them into letting
Captain Niaher handle the situation
and negotiate first. Maher says that
if there is q strike it will be one
company at a time. There are 100
companies operating tugs and lighters
in New York.
There is even yet strong pos
.s,binSy that men will reject all wage
cuts. The Marine Workers Indus
trial Union. 40 Broad St.. urges the
towboatmen to take these negotiations
in their own hands, to strike all
companies at once unless the employ
erS abandon the wage cut, and to
Immediately begin to line up the IN
employed and short time workers for
solidarity in the Strike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15
Want Volunteers to
rAct As Watchers at
Polls Election Day

Volunteers are wanted to act as
4 watchers on Election Day. The
wholesale stealing of Communist
votes and terrorizing of workers
can only be combatted if active
watchers are stationed in every
| polling booth. Volunteers are also
needed to sell literature outside
the polling places.
The New York State Communist
Election Campaign Committee
therefore asks all workers organ
izations to assign as many Of their
members a S possible to serve as
watchers and sell literature. Please
send in the names and addresses
TO the Committee at so E. 18th
ST., so that the workers can be
called together as soon as possible
J and given Instructions.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-15

Section Is win hold indoor meetings
this Sunday. James Steele, candidate ii
the 4th Assembly District, will be the mair
speaker at 3sS2-Third Ave, Sunday 8 p. m
Benjamin Levy, candidate in the 9th AS
sembly District will be the speaker at this
| indoor rally this Sunday, s p. m. at lois
| East fremont Avenue.
Isaac stamler viii address the indoor
meeting at the Bronx Workers Club, 1910
Boston Road, Sunday, p. N.
| Progressive Workers Culture Club-Class
for beginners in Historical Msterialism by
| Comrade L Walter, at Progressive Workers
Culture Club, 642 Bedford Ave, (Cor. Penn
ST. every Sunday afternoon at 3 p. M
sharp.
All YCL Unit, Section and District Func-
tionaries as well ss leading comrades OF
mass organizations and unions are to be
present at special functionaries conference
II noon. Report at District Office.
Bridge Plaza Workers Club-Dance-at
ssS Rodney ST., Brooklyn. Admission Is
/ cents.
| Post No. Lecture: with Mooney in
San quentin" Speaker: Frank Spector
one of the Imperial Valley Prisoners-at 1854
w. Goth St. Questions an discussion.
/ West Side Unemployed Council-Enter-
/ tertsinment and Dance-at SOL w. 29th st.
Refreshments Admission is Cents.
League Of Profession Groups in Support
Of Foster and Ford-''Must We Starye7"-
viii be the topic Of Scott hearings talk,
at Dodgers Hall, Newark, N. J. $3.50 p. III.
Admission IS oen's-Unemployed free.
! C. p. Unit 20, Sec. Is.-Ahair-at solo
Holland Ave. Apt (Jogmanl Proceeds to
the Daily Worker.
Bronx Workers Club-Lecture OH Vital Is
sues OF the Election Campaign-speaKer: L
Amter. at 1910 Boston Road, $3.50 p. m.
Bath Beach Workers Club, Hike to Silver
Lake-meet at the club, 2273 Bath Ave,
a, m.
Irish Workers Club Forum tevery Sunday
OF p. m.)-"What Ways and Means Can
the Irish Workers in America Take to Re.
iieve Their Distress?" at ls47 Broadway
NEAR Seth ST. Room ass. Admission 2t
cents.
Unemployed Council-Dance-at the South
Slav Hall, 56o7 st. Clair Ave. Irregular
meetings Tuesday and Friday at 2 p. M
Union Workers Club-Class IN Funda
mentals Of Communism p m. at so
Prospect Ave.
FSU Harlem Int. Branch, Open Forum
Sol Harper will speak on Race Hatred, ~
Cause and Cure--at $3.50 p. m. at 227 Leno:
Ave.
PsU Downtown 3r--opea Foruiu-"Th
Attitude OF the Socialist Party Toward tn,
Soviet Unicn," p. m. at &c r. 18th st.
Council No 10 UCwCW.-Farewe.l Part,
to Comrades leaving for the USSR-at til,
cIritz home, si5s cropsy Ave. Q .. m.
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Red Day Leaflets
Ready at District
Office of "Daily"

Members of Tag Day Station
committees who have not yet
received their Daily Worker
leaflets for distribution during
Tag Days should call for them
at $3.50 am. today at the Daily
Worker district office, IS East
18th Street, fifth floor.
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NEW w. /. r. OFFICE

NEW YORQ-The Workers Inter
national Relief has moved its office
from is West 21st ST., to 146 Fifth
Ave, near 18th st. The telephone
number is Chelsea 3-9651.
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Dance-at 2s5 Rodney st.. Brooklyn. Ad-
mission rs cents.
Steve Katoyis Br., I. L. D.-Housewarrning
Party and Dance-1S e. srd St. Admission
IS cents.
Jim Connolly Br. I. L. D.-Gala House
warniing-at Lower Bronx Workers Center,
SIS z. 13eth st. Admission free,
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italian Center, 314 E.
1o4th st.
Hungarian Home, $50
E. 81st st.
District IA
z Charlton St., New
ark
g White ST., Hillside
426 Court ST., Eliza
beth
10 w. % St., Bayonne
80i Ritner st, Bay
onne
1908 Tasker ST., Pat
erson
81 Bridge ST., Pater-
son
II Plum St., New
Brunswick
30e Elm st., Perth
Amboy
$40 Adeline St.,
Brooklyn
293 Columbia Ave. Red
Hook.
Bath Beach Workers
Center 2O72 Bath Ave.
Workers c e inter-,
Coney Island, Mermaid
and 9th st.
Boro Park Workers
Center 1373-43rd st.
1109-43rd ST., Boro
Park.
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Announce NY, Neav Jersey
Stations for Daily Tag Days

addresses Of the Day stations in New York
at their local stations
promptly at m. today
Borough report the headquarters
their
announced until
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Business.

For years the Jackfin Company,
IS Fifth Ave, cor. 10th st., New
York, has been manufacturing
Mems Clothes for many of the
finest retail stores in the country,
Our uppermost endeavor has
been to create and manufacture