The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-13
WHAT'S ON.

FRIDAY
DEBATE between George Soule, editor CT
New Republic and Earl Byowder Of the
/, Communist Party tonight at $50 p. m.
at Labor Temple, 242 T. 14th St. Subject:
Us Economic Planning Possible Under Cap
itelism?" Admission 35e Auspices Amer
lean Youth Federation.
DEBATE between Ernest BOYD and Michael
Gold tonight at p. m at Engineering
Auditorium, IS West seth st. Subject: Re
solved That the MARKHAM Approach to Lit
erature is the Correct and Scientific one
Geld affirmative; Boyd negative. Auspices
Pen and Hammer
LECTURE by Philip Rahv on "Trotzky
the Renegade in the Cultural Field" at the
workers zukumft Club. 81 Second Ave,
LECTURE by Samuel sklaroff on RE
ugion in the Us.S.R." at 21s East 14th St,
at $50 D. NJ
LECTURE BY Elsa Block on the Negro
Question in U.SA." at Progressive Workers
Culture Club, 159 Sumner Ave, cor. DeKalh,
BOOKING for Red Players taken two
weeks in advance. Write to William de
Ruyter. IS w 38th st.
MEMBERSHIP meeting, Harlem Progress
sive Youth Club, 1888 Madison Ave,
flights UP.
MEETING OF Downtown Shoe Center at
81 Second Ave. ct p m. All shoe workers
in neighborhood invited
REPORT Of delegation of Hospital Work
ers and Council for Protection OF Foreign
Born on the firing Of 1400 foreign born
hospital workers-tonight at $3.50 Pc m. at
irving Plaza. Irving Place and 18th St.
CLASS opens tonight on Party Finances
at Workers Center, so E. 18th St. second
floor and will last for five consecutive
Fridays. No charge for course Any Party
member eligible whether connected with fin
anoisl work or not. Class organized by
District Office @. P.
BROOKLYN
LECTURE by James w Ford on SCOTS
boro Case and Frame-up Of Edward Grit
fin at Goodwill Baptist Church, $50 Cum
beriand St, at D. m Meeting also for
purpose Of forming Boro Hall Br. Of LID
which is defending Griffin.
LECTURE by Nat Solomon, member Ex-
ecutive Board National Students League, at
Red Sparks A. c. 1913 Sheffield Ave. tonight
at $40 p m. Subject: "Are the American
Students Going Left?"
LECTURE by Carl Marmsn on 'Lenin and
Leninism" at Brighton workers Club. 315s
Coney Island Ave. $50 p. m.
MEMBERSHIP meeting Flatbush Workers
Club. 1907 Kings Highway tonight p. m
unemployed i0c. Auspices NC. of Newark
BRONX
SYMPOSIUM Of National Training School
of YCL tonight at Bronx Cooperative Au-
ditorium, 27o0 Bronx Park East. young
miner, factory worker, student and woman
worker will speak. All invited. Adm. l5c.
SCOTTSBORO-Tamp Mass Meeting at
p. m. at Ambassador Hall Third Ave. ano
Claremont Parkway. Speakers: Carl Sklal
and Richard B. Moore.
TAMPA Meeting tonight at 8 p m al
Monroe Court, 47th and Foster Ave. Sun
nyside, Long Island. Speakers: Anita
Bremen, Louis Ortiz.
LECTURE by oakley Johnson on 'An-
alysis Of Proletarian Literature" at Bronz
workers Club 1910 Boston Road $50 pm
LECTURE by Prof Donald Henderson or
''Roie Of Workers and Students in Revo
lutionary Movement" at fremont WORKER
Club, POTS Clinton Ave, p. m.
LECTURE by Mohrris colTnan of thu
Revolutionary writers Federation and Johr
Reed Club on "rechnocracy" at Concourst
workers Club. i34e Jerome Ave, near i7otf
St, $50 p. m.
NEWARK
FILM SHOWING Of the Hunger March
to Washington tonight at p, m. at Soko
HALL ass Morris Ave- Newark. Also H
BENJAMIN, who will speak on the March
Admission: Employed Csc, with ticket zoe
ID SATURDAY
CONCERT-DANCE given BY Union work
ers Center, Dol Prospect Ave, Bronx, Jan
f4th
coNcERT-Dance given by Union Worker
Center SOL Prospect Ave, Bronx, Sat. Jan
+ A4th
SUNDAY
LECTURE by Clarence Hathaway on 'Th'
End of Capitalist Sterilization at Broni
workers Club. 1910 Boston Road, Sunday
ian. 18th at $50 p. m
~ LECTURE by Alfred @. Morris, on 'Wh,
/. che Soviet Union Should Be Recognized b!
: the r. s." at 227 Lenox Ave (near 1915
sfA gao D. m Sunday. Jan. 18th. Aus
nices FSU Harlem init. Branch.