The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-31
9th ANNIVERSARY
FETE TO BE MASS
DEMONSTRATION
Thousands to Attend
Affair at Coliseum;
Bedacht to Speak
READ FOSTER MESSAGE
Big Concert Program,
Followed by Ball

All out to the Ninth Ami
versary Celebration of the Dali
ly Worker tonight!
Gathering in the Bronx Co
liseum, 177th st. and West
Farms Road, workers of many ma
tionalities, Negro and white, will take
part in a mighty mass demonstra-
ton for the central organ of the
Communist Party, the champion,
leader and organizer of the Amer
lean workingclass-the Daily Worker
1t will at the same time be de-
monstration of support for all the
struggles that the Daily Worker is
leading, a challenge to the capital
ist rulers and a show Of determine
ton on the part OF the revolution
airy workers of this city to fight on
under the leadership of the Com
munist Party and its central organ
against the whole starvation and
terror program Of the bosses.
Demonstration For All Struggles
The celebration will be a demon
stration for the release of the Scots
boro boys, Tom Mooney and all
workers rotting in capitalist jails;
a demonstration against the murder
Gus assault on the Alabama share
croppers; against wage cuts and for
unemployment insurance and imne-
date relief; for the second Five
Year Plan, which begins with the
new year after the successful COM
pletion of the first; against impe-
rialist war and for the defense Of the
Chinese people and the Soviet IN
ion-for victory Of the toiIing mill
lions. whose clarion voice the Daily
Worker is along every front.
Mass organizations of every ma
tionality have rallied their member
ships to be present at the celebra-
ton with their banners. Charles
Alexander, Negro worker. will be
chairman. The chief speaker will be
Max Bedacht, of the Central Com
n1ittee of the Communist Party, who
will talk on the significance of the
Daily Workers anniversary and role
of the Daily in the struggles of the
American workers.
Message From Foster
A special message from William
e. Foster, Communist candidate for
President in the last elections, will
be read by G. A. Hathaway, organ
izer of the New York District of the
Communist Party. Foster is still too
i'll to attend in person.
The celebration will start at 8 D.
NJ. The program consists of con-
cert and ball Of unusual character.
Sergei Fsadamsky, making his last
appearance before leaving for the
Soviet Union, will sing songs by
Soviet composers; the mother of
Langston Hughes, famous revolution
airy Negro poet, will recite a poem
Of his, following which 1t will be
sung by Marie Radamsky; the New
Dance Group will present two new
revolutionary dances; the Interna-
tional Workers Order Symphony Or
chestra of rs musicians will play,
and proletarian songs will be sung
by the F'reiheit Singing Society and
the International Choruses Of the
Workers Music League. After the
concert there will be grand march
of all the organizations carrying their
banners, followed by dancing until
dawn to the music of a double brass
band of Negro and white musicians.
Tickets on sale at the Daily Work
err, SO E. 18th ST.. are 40 cents in
advance, with 20-cent press fund
tax If bought at the Coliseum.
To get to the Coliseum, take the
East Side or West Side Bronx Park
subway to 177th st.