The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-10

port on the National Hunger March.
Entertainment and Banquet given by the
Imperial Valley Br., LID. at 2S8 E. i74th
St., near Clay Ave, pm. Excellent pro-
gram.
Harry Wicks will lecture on THE Role
and Program of the Communist Party" at
the Bronx Workers Club 1910 Boston Rd.
$50 pm. All workers invited.
Brownsville Workers Club lecture on "The
Present Situation In Poland. Speaker:
Blechman. l44o E. N. Y. Ave, pm.
Chop suey Party given by Unit 70, Sec T.,
at 2273 Bath Ave, pm. Adm. is cents.
The International Significance of the
Warfare in South America will be the topic
ut the Pen g. Hammer Forum, ia w. 2lst
St, 4;S0 PM, E. P. Greene, author, will be
the speaker.
Social and Package Party by Unit II. Sec
is, at 1861 Washington Ave. Bronx, pm.
Adm. 10 cents. All proceeds for Daily
Worker.
Lecture on What Saw and Heard In
Russia" by the Rev. Low Ray Call. at the
Hubert Harrison Memorial Church. 149 W.
136th St, $50 pm.
Carl Winter will speak on "The National
Hunger March" at the Down Town Workers
Forum, Workers Center, 90 Ave C-s:so
pm. Observation-Disclosures admission 10
cents. All workers invited.
Workers interested in the Workers The
atre are asked to take part in classes on
the Social Basis Of the Theatre, pm.
Voice training at pm. Glass in movement
$3.50 pm. At the Workers Laboratory The
atre, 40 E. 18th St
Opening of new Workers Club, 1880
Tilden Ave, Brooklyn. Hunger March dele
gates will report
Dance at Hinsdale Workers Youth Club
at 3iS Hinsdale Ave Good music. Adm IS
cents
A. B. MagiI, member of the Daily Worker
staff and prOletarian poet, will speak Sun
day night at the WILLIAMSBURG Workers
Club, 4S Manhattan Ave. on THE Role of
the Intellectuals in the Glass Struggle"
Open Forum: Subject, why the Prince
Of Wales Went TO Belfast" at irish Work.
ers Club, 1e47 Broadway, near 55th ST.,
Room 435. Speaker: j. Hanna. QQuesticns
and discussion. Adm. free.
Hike of Followers of Nature TO Jacob S
Ladder. Meet at the subway, 242d St. and
Van Cortland Park at 1880 am. sharp
office Workers Union Hike TO Alpine
Downtown comrades meet at Health Center
50 E. 18th st. at $50 am. Uptown com
rades meet at 242d st. and Van Cortland
Park Bring your friends, eats and high
spirits
Twisting the News" will be discussed BY
Frank Palmer, editor Of the Federated
Press, $40 pm. at the Film and Photo
League, 10 W. 18th st. Adm. 10 cents.
Richard B. Moore will speak on "Thc
Supreme Court Decision and the scottsborc
Case" at the Open Forum Of the Harlem
Workers Center. $50 Lenox Ave between
1921 and 1880 ST. 4 pm.
Paul Miller will speak on Giving Condi-
lions of Workers in the u. s." at the Tom
Mooney Br l. L. D., 81s Broadway. At 3
pm. Discussion.
Bensonhurst Omen Forum: Comrade Greco
will speak on THE Trade Union Movement
and the Role of f',e A. r. Of L." at Workers
A Fo5
Concourse Workers Club-Class in Public
Speaking-i349 Jerome Ave, pm.
Coucourse Workers Club-0pen Forum:
Topic: rs Mass Demonstration a Weapon
Of the Workers." pm. at l34s Jerome Ave
Flatbush Workers Club-onen Forum: L
De santes Will speak on War Debts anc
the Sharpening War Danger. at 1907 Kings
Highway 8 pm.
Allan Tsub, will speak on "The Capital
ist Attack against the Foreign Born Work
ers'', at the Steve Katovis Br., LID, is e.
Sd st. Adm. free.
Harlem INT. Br., F.SU.-Open Forum.
$50 pm. at 22z Lenox Ave s. Skaroff will
speak on 1.-THE Role of Religion and the
Soviet Union.
F.s.U. Mass Mobilization Membership
meeting of all members in the New York
District, at 2:3o pm. at StuyVesant Ca
sino l42 SecC Ave. Final details will be
discussed in Connection with the recogni.
LlOtl Ul LIe 0oN leL Union campaign 10 De
launched in January
The Artef will present -Four Days, by
NJ. Daniel at the Fifth Ave. Theatre, Broad
way and 23th st.
Nature Friends Hike to Tuxedo Echo and
Fingerboard Mountain. Meet Chambers st
Ferry am. Fare $3.50 Leader A. Kuhn.
Nature Friends Hike to Franklin Lake.
Meet Chambers st. Ferry $50 am. Fare 90
cents. Leader: Ruth Matthes. Feature;
Dodge ball.