The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-04

NEW YORK.-Local sections OF
the N. Y. State United Front Com
munist Election Campaign Committee
will conclude their district election
drives with a series of indoor meet
ines, torchIght parades, debates
symposiums, during this weekend
While on Sunday all will mobilize
in Madison Square Garden for the
huge mass meeting and celebration
which will start at pm, activities
will be resumed in the various dis
tricts on Monday, to end only with
the final counting of the votes on
Tuesday evening.
Brodsky- Gold At Casino.
Carl Brodsky, candidate in the
23rd Congressional District and Ben
Gold, candidate for Justice of the
Supreme Court, will be the main
speakers at an indoor meeting this
evening in Stuyvesant Casino, 142
Second Ave, corner Ninth st. A
preliminary meeting and parade will
start at Seventh st. and Ave. A at
7 pm. and will be addressed by Geo.
E. Powers, candidate for Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court.
Shepard On West Side.
Tonight the workers on the West
Side will have series of meetings
at 41st st. and 9th Ave, at 46th st.
and 9th Ave, at 53rd st. and 9Th
Ave, and at 62nd st. and Amster-
dam Ave. Speakers will include
Henry Shepard, candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor of New York, and
Harry Fieldberg, candidate in the
Fifth Assembly District.
Patterson In Harlem.
William L. Patterson, whose can
didacy for Mayor has been receiving
increasing support among the Negro
and white workers, will be the main
speaker at meeting this evening at
125th st. and Fifth Ave. A meeting
at 146th st. and 7th Ave. will be adj
dressed by Frederick Welsh, candi-
date in the 22nd Assembly District.
WOmen's Rally.
A Women's Rally this evening at
16lst st. and Prospect will have
speakers including Rose Wortis, can
didate for Comptroller; Leo B. Mar
quit, candidate in the First Assem-
bly, District. Preliminary meetings
will be held at 169th st. and Brook
Ave. and at Ward and Westcheste1
AYES.
Hathaway AT 2 Meetings.
Clarence Hathaway, candidate ir
the Third Congressional District, viii,
be the main speaker at an indoor
meeting tonight in Tivoly Hall, 51st
st. and Fourth Ave. Friday, noon
Hathaway will speak at the New
York University, Washington Square
Symposium In East New York.
The Unico Club of East New York
will hold an election symposium this
evening in Premier Palace, with Sam
Burt, representing the Communist
Party.
Scott Nearing Meeting.
Scott Nearing will speak at an in
door meeting this evening in Am
bassador Hall, Third Ave, neal
Claremont Parkway. Additional,
speakers will include Moisaye OIgin
candidate in the oath Congressional
District; James Steele, candidate ir
the Fourth Assembly District. Out
door preliminary meetings will b
held at 7:30 pm. at 169th st. anc
Washington Ave-, Claremont Park.
way and Washington Ave, Clare
mont Parkway and Fulton Ave.
174th st. and Bathgate Ave.
Powers At Metal League Meet
George E. Powers, candidate To-
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour
and one of the organizers of thu
Metal Workers Industrial Union
will represent the Communist Part,
at an election symposium which tn
Metal Workers Union will hold thi
evening in Irving Plaza, 18th st. ant
Irving Place. Candidates of all par
ties have been invited to speak a
this symposium.
L. w. o. Youth Symposium.
All parties will be represented a
an election symposium with the In
ternational Workers Order Yout
Club will hold this evening in Gin
ton Hall. Kenneth Sprague wi
speak for the Democratic Party, Mr.
Jamie Van Ness for the Republican
Gus Tyler for the Socialist. Gil
Green, member of the Young Com