The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-02
w H A IT'S ON

THE Press Bazaar posters are ready.
All Bazaar Committees Of the various or
ganizf ions are urged to call at National
Bazaar ONCE, so z. 18th st., Room 500,
for posters for distribution in all public
places.
REGISTRATION now going on for
course in The Growth OF the Interna-
tional Proletarian Glass Struggle as Ex-
pressed in the First, Second and Third
Internationals." Given by Max Bedacht
Workers School, IS E. 18th ST., Room 30l,
Tuition fee 81 for five lectures. Begin
ming Saturday, Nov. 10 from 3 to pm.
Friday
PROFESSIONALS Ball, Webster Hall,
Percy Dodds 10 pc. Harlem Orchestra;
Clarence Wilson, 12-year-old tap dancer;
Red Vodvil, Side Shows, Hugo Geller, Mas
ter Of Ceremonies. Benefit Albany Hunger
Marchers Aus: United Action Conference.
DIR. HANSU CHAN, editor China To-
day. lectures on War Clouds in the Far
East" Prospect Park Br. F.SU., 1911 Ber-
gen st., nr. Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn
HALLOWEEN Dance and Entertain
ment, Kingsway Manor, 1907 Kings High
way, Brooklyn. Snake Hips, formerly of
Comics. Special Dance Program. Thea
ire OF Workers School Adm. 35c. Ausp.:
Kings Highway Br. Amer. League Against
War and Fascism
ANOTHER Workers Dance League Party
at the Dancers Theatre, z. 14th st. En-
tertainment, refreshment. Adm 25c to
members l5c, Come and dance with the
dancers.
HARRY CANNES, Foreign Editor Daily
Worker, speaks on What is Fascism,'
fremont Prog. Club, 866 E. fremont Ave,
Bronx, $3.50 pm. Questions and discus
sion. Adm. I5c.
DIR. HARRY SLoCHOwER, instructor in
Brooklyn College, lectures on I'm Defense
Of Dialectical Idealism" National Student
League ia w. 14th st., pm,
HALLOWEEN Party ana JAlce, Magnet
Youth Club, 1870 Nostrand Ave, near Park
Place, Brooklyn, $50 pm. Subs. Csc,
N. PHILLIPS speaks on Significance of
November in Soviet Union" Murphy's Hall.
22e E. 47th ST., BIS pm. Ausp.: Grand
Central Br. F.S.U.
NOTE change Of address, AZ E. 18th st.
Gorkfs Mother" in sound Browder.
Hathaway taIkie. Two showings. pm.
3 p m. Friday eve, Nov. 2. All proceeds
Daily Worker
FRIENDS Of the Workers School, IFS
university Place, corner 18th st. Open
House. Games, music, discussion, etc.
LECTURE Can Upton Sinclair Solve the
Problems of the Working Glass" German
workers Club, downtown, 70 f. Tenth St.
Admission free.
SYMPOSIUM on Election Campaign. Am
bassador Hall, 1875 Third Ave- $50 D. m.
Ben Gold, Communist Candidate Candi-
dates OF Democratic Republican and So
cialist Parties invited. Auspices: Middle g.
Lower Bronx Womens Councils.
ELECTION CAMPAIGN Rally at wilkins
d Intervale. Speakers: Harry Raymond.
Abe Scolnick. Brass band and chorus of
the Bronx Workers Club will participate.
Auspices: Bronx Workers Club.
JACK KAINEN, member John Reed Club.
speaks on Contemporary Art-Bourgeois
and Proletarian," Modern Thought Center
3l00 Walton Ave. near 169th ST., $40 D. m.
MURRY BLYN lectures on why the
Communist Party Participates in the EIec-
tons" Jerome Workers Club, 179 E. 165th
St.. $50 p. m.
M. j. OLGIN lectures at Prospect Work
ers Center, 1157 S. Boulevard on as
United Front Of Socialists and Communists
Possible?"
GEORGE E. POWERS speaks on
Unemployment Insurance" Mapelton
Workers Club, Tilt 18th Ave, Brooklyn,
p. m. Admission free. Auspices: Br. 5s7,
1 w. O.
MICHAEL GOLD, James T. Farrell, and
Edward Dahlberg in a Symposium on
American Literature Today" The Au-
ditorium, 1876 Blocker st. (near Sixth
Ave. $3.50 P. M. Auspices: Friends of
New Masses. Single admission 35c.
JOHN l.. SPlVAk lectures on America
Faces Pogroms." Coop Auditorium, $500
Bronx Park East. $3.50 p. m Auspices;
Williambrdge Br. American League Against
War and Fascism. Admission Csc.
LECTURE on Upton Sinclair's Epic AS
Compared with Soviet Russias Second Five
Year Plan" by Jules Carson, 140l jerome
Ave, Bronx cor. roth St., $40 D. m. Ad-
mission 10c. Auspices: Mt. Eden Br.
F. s. u
HALLOWEEN PARTY at Magnet Youth
Club, $50 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, has
been CALLED OFF.
LOUIS ARNEY, instructor at Worker
School. lectures on The Foreign Policy OF
the Soviet Union. Boro Park workers