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u. S. Workers Hail
Red Anniversary
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talist masters.
They will hail with fraternal soil
Garity not only their victorious
brothers in the Soviet Union, bu
also their heroic brothers of Central
Europe and Cuba, who today are
preparing for the imminent call to
follow the road of Nov. 7, and seize
power for the workers.
AS the triumphant march of the
Soviet Union makes horribly immi-
rent the day when the writhing
capitalist powers will turn all their
bloody engines of destruction
against the Soviet workers in a fl
nal desperate effort to destroy the
new world of Socialism, the Ameri-
can workers will renew their pledge
to fight without reserve in defense
of the workers fatherland.
In America, as in the Soviet
Union and throughout the world,
this day of enthusiasm and hope
will be equally day of enthusiastic
determination to fight without rest
until the final victory of the World
October.
A partial list of the celebrations
in American cities, today, tomorrow
and Tuesday, Nov. 7, which is the
anniversary day, follows:
NEW YORK.-Sunday, Nov. 3,
combined 18th Anniversary cele-
bration and final election rally at
the Bronx Coliseum, East 177th St.
and at Arcadia Hall, Halsey st. and
Broadway, Brooklyn. Speakers at
the Coliseum will include Earl
Browder, General Secretary of the
Communist Party of the U. s;
Robert Minor, Communist candi-
date for Mayor; Williana ]. Bur-
roughs, Communist candidate for
Comptroller; Ben Gold, running for
President of the Board of Alder
men; James Ford, Aldermanic can
didate in Harlem and I. Herman,
of the Young Communist League.
The meeting in Arcadia Hall,
Brooklyn, will hear Robert Minor,
Williana Burroughs, Ben Gold and
I. Amter, Communist candidate for
President of the Borough of Man
haitian. Both meetings are to be-
gin at 1880 and include programs
| of entertainment: New Dance
| Group, the W.I.R. and Red Front
bands and the Federation Of Work
ers' Choruses.
CHICAGO, Ill.-Tuesday, Nov
| T, at the Coliseum. The speakers
will include Earl Browder, general
secretary of the Communist Party
of the United States, as the main
speaker, and representatives from
the Young Communist League and
Trade Union Unity League. Pro
gram of entertainment.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Tuesday
Nov. 7 at 8 pm. at Broadway
Arena, Broad and Christian st
Clarence Hathaway, editor of the
Daily Worker, will be the main
speaker. Program of entertain
ment.
DETROIT, Mich.-Sunday, Nov
5 at pm. in Arena Gardens. John
Schmies, District Organizer of the
| Communist Party and Lonny Will
liams, Negro delegate to the World
Youth Anti-War Congress in Paris
last month will be the main speak
ers. Banquet to begin at pm
at Finnish Hall, 1863 18th St., neal
McGraw.
Newark.-Nov. 8, s pm. at the
Y.M-Y.W.H.A. Auditorium, High
and W. Kinney. C. A. Hathaway
editor of the Daily Worker, Rebeccs
Grecht, District Organizer of the
Communist Party, New Jersey Dis
trict, Frank Carlson, District Or
ganizer of the Young Communists
League. Program of entertain
ment.
PATERSON.-Nov. 6, Carpen
tiers Hall, Sc Houton ST., 8 pm
James W. Ford, Communist can
didate for vice-president in the
1882 presidential elections and MOI
Brown, Communist candidate fol-
Mayor of Paterson, will speak. Thi!
meeting will also be final election
rally,
ELIZABETH.-Nov. 7, Russian
Peoples Home, 408 Court st.
TRENTON, Nov. 5, Arcade Hall
18th and E. State st.
PLAINFIELD-Nov. s, 224 W
Front st.
LINDEN, N. TUESDAY, Nov
7, at Columbia Hall, Wood and Lin