The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-08-26
CITY ELECTION
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY
NEW YORK.-Lead.ng candidates on the
Communist ticket will address six central
election campaign demonstrations in Upper
, Manhattan, Harlem, Lower Bronx, Williams
burgh. South Brooklyn and Brownsville, Fri
day night.
The demonstrations will follow prelimi-
nary meetings to be held on neighborhood
corners throughout the sections of the CITY,
from which the workers will march to the
central rallies The preliminary meetings are
scheduled for I O'Clock, and the main rallies
for 8;15
BRoDsKY AND POWERS.
Carl Brodsky candidate from the 23d
Congressional District, and George E. Pow
ers, candidate for chief judge Of the Court
OF Appeals, viii address the Harlem demon
stration at 1s7th st. and Seventh Ave. This
is the corner where q central meeting was
broken up last Friday night by police, on
request OF the Socialist Party.
AMTER.
Israel Amter. candidate for governor Of
New York, viii be the main speaker at the
South Brooklyn demonstration, which will
be keld at Court and Carroll SITS He will
report on the progress Of the election cam
pet-n tarou. Aout the state.
SHEPARD.
Henry Shepard, candidate for lieutenant
governor will speak at the main Browns
vile rally which win be held in Dunbar
Csater, Herkimer and Schenectady Ave, un-
DER the auspices of the Vote Ford Club.
George e. Powers will also speak at Co
l.nlous Circle, where the main rally of Up
pc-- 41snhattan workers will be held.
oIGIN.
l-s.sscye Olsin, candidate from the oath
Confessional District, viii be the main
l,ca-.ec at the Bronx demonstration, at Will
k-l 1t. and Intsrvale Ave.
WEINSTONE.
william W welnstone, editor Of the Daily
II g.
I-lssJg. will be the main speaker in Will
i.ls,loJuggh at the central rally.
Clarence Hathaway, National Election
CAMPAIGN manager Of the Communist Party
aad candidate for Congfess in the third
Conversational District in Brooklyn, will
s.aaE this Friday night at l18 Cock st.
,C-.lr1de Hathaway Will speak on 1.-THE
els Of working class Women in the Elec-
til Campaign The lecture is arranged by
tas Williamsburg section of the United
Co'-1cl Of Working-class Women.
C-a-emont and Washington Ave, Bronx,
sTceEers Rich, Netzet.
I5ish 81. and yyse Ave, Bronx speakers:
n -.ss0n Tobman.
I&1.h st. ana Combrelling Ave, Bronx,
s9sa'.ers Pallone. Levy.
5sve1th st. and Second Ave- Manhat-
TIN. sneakers: Abraham Markoff, candidate
1i.A Congressional DIST, Helen Lynch, can
diHGte Sth Assembly dist.
Shulman candidate 9Th Assembly District,
J. Porpe-, candidate 1sth Assembly Dist,
Frank Gilmore, Davidson.
1th st. and Second Ave. Speakers; A.
Markofi, Helen Lynch.
18th st. and Ave. A.
Union Sluare-f. Gilmore, DAVIDSON,
others
Dunbar Center, HeTkimer st. and sehenec-
lady Ave-. Brownsville. central demon
stration, auspices vote Ford Club" main
speake-: Henry shepard, candidate for
Lieut. Governor.
wilkins st. and Inte-vale Ave. Upper
Bronx, central demonstration main speaker:
Hoisaye oIgin, candidate 9Th Congressional
Dist.
New Lots and Georgia So. Brownsville,
Ip.asers; Abrams Ru1e
New Lots and Shephedr ST., Brownsville,
peakers: Harry Friedman. candidate 10th
Congressional Dist, Kirscbre-.
white and Rodney Sts., Williamsburg,
poakers; Hodes, Shelf, Pasqual Wooif.
seventh ST. and Brighton Beach Ave,
lpeaker: n. Kay.
Fifth st. and Netwalk Ave. Brooklyn.
Court and Carroll SIS, South Brooklyn,
ensral demonstration, main speaker, Israel
imser, candidate for Governor of New
York.
Eighth ave. and 21th St.. Manhattan,
peaker: Fieldherg.
Eighth Ave and ilst St, Manhattan,
peSkers Hartman, Daniels.
Tenth Ave. ana 10th St, Mannattan,
pe-t;s-s: o'Ca-a and Frank Dorio.
smith ave. ana 5Jth ST., Manhattan.
pcaker: Lerner
Ninth Ave- and Goth ST., Manhattan,
peaker Sonya Margolis.
Columbus Circle west side central dem
nstration: s.l5, main speaker: George Z.
overs. candidate Chief Judge of the Court
Of Appeals.