The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-10

wIR. Concert and Dance, WILT. Film
and Photo League. Workers Center, lib
St, Liberty Ave. Adm. CSC.
Sunday
ANTI-MILITARY Ball, irving Plaza,
Irving Place and 18th ST., Armistce Day,
Sunday, Nov. II, $3.50 pm. Ausp. National
Student League. Hot jazz band; Trio from
"stevedore," CC.NY. Guttersnipe Quartet,
Pioneers, 5th fl, IS E. 18th St., League
Of workers Theatres, ia w. 14th st.
WILT. Adm. ACC.
JEWS IN THE SOVIET UNION" lee.
ture by Leon Dennen, author Of Where
! School, 1855 Pitkin Ave. Adm. zoe, with
this I'D 15c.
| FORUM followed by discussion. Frank
Greenspan speaks on Marriage in the
Soviet Union" Dancing and refreshments
to follow. Daily Worker Chorus, AZ East
| 18th St., 8 pm. Admission zoe.
FREMONT PROGRESSIVE CLUB pre-
sents an original program Of color, sound
and movement. Club Mite" Dancing, mu-
steal, piano; harmonica band, mandolin
and guitar duet. 866 E. fremont Ave,
Bronx, $3.50 pm.
HENRY COWELL in concert at Pierre
Degeyter Club, S E. 10Th st., $3.50 pm.
The program will consist Of talk by Mr.
Cowell and many Of his works, as well as
Bach Suite.
ANTI-wAE DANCE AND ENTERTAIN
ment. New Group, AZ Suffer Ave, Bklyn
Lew Fine and his Celebrities Red Star
Tap Dancers. Subs with this notice zoe;
without, Csc.
ARMISTICE DAY ANTI-WAR Protest
Rally. Central Opera House, 67th st. and
Srd Ave. Mass singing OF anti-war songs
Speakers: Louis Perigaud, DR.. Harry F.
Ward, Clarence Hathaway Rev. VIM. Lloyd
| lines, Rabbi Israel Goldstein, Winifred
Chappell and Edwin Alexander. Ausp.:
American League Against War and Fas-
cism. Adm. Zoe
! ARMISTICE DAY ANTI-WAR DANCE.
AIS Lenox Ave. cor. 131st st. Royal Wash
| ington Jazz Band. Ladies' 15c, gents 25c.
EDWARD DAHLBERG. host at break
fast served at noon, at SO Grove ST.. to
friends Of the National Comm. for the
| Defense Of Political Prisoners.
JOHN REED CLUB Forum Samuel Put
nam, critic and editor, on "Faseism, Revo-
luton and Literature: A European News
Lecture" 430 Sixth Ave, $50 pm
| ALLEN JOHNSON, speaks on THE Stu
alton in the Far East" Tom Mooney BIZ
LID, $40 E. 14th st. Dance and enter
tainment follows. Adm. free. $3.50 pm
CONRAD KOMoROWSKT lectures on "16
Years Of Peace" Questions and discus
sion. West Side Workers Forum, sa4 Col
Room 8, $3.50 pm.
SHORT TALK AND DANCE. Marshall
Shaw on Soviet Elections" Special Fea-
| ture: Humorous representations of Hitler
ETC., by George Robson, cabaret entertainer
and radio star, at $3.50 pm. 14O1 Jerome
Ave. tcor. 10th ST. Adm. 25c. Aus
pieces FS.U.
SAM PEvzNER, editor of New Order"
lectures on Youth and the Future"
Cimas Youth Club, Two. Youth Center,
1856 E. 158th St, Bronx, cor. Forest Ave,
pm. Adm. 10c.
! WAFFLE BREAKFAST for the Scots
boro Defense Fund. 400 Edgecombe Ave,
at 155th ST., West Side. Home of Aaron
Douglass. Auspices The Vanguard. Subs.
| 35c, IL noon.
MANUEL GOMEZ, playwright and critic,
lectures on THE Theatre Today" Ford
ham Progressive Club, 1898 Jerome Ave-,
$50 pm.
DELEGATE of Crown Heights of the
Working Womans Council will report on
the Hunger March to Albany. schenec-
tady Ave. near Eastern Parkway.
PAUL PETERS, co-author Of Steve
dore," speaks on THE Revolutionary The
atre," Bedford Centre, 100 Nostrand Ave,
Brooklyn. $3.50 pm. Adm. zoe.
! THE BROWNSVILLE workers Bookshop,
800 Suffer Ave. Open from 1 to 9 pm.
| 10 per cent Of proceeds to Daily Worker.
BROKEN Shoes Soviet film "Killing
/ to Live" and Soviet Children Newsreel,
| to pm, 5th Ave. Theatre, 2sth ST.
and Broadway, zoe. Ausp.: Young Pioneer
| and League Of Workers Theatres
! WORKERS School Forum, Herbert Ben
jamin, National Organizer, National IN
employment Councils of U. S., speaks en-
| Social Insurance, Is 1t Reformist or
Revolutionary IssueP" 3s E. 18th St, 2nd
floor. Adm. Csc.
REPORT on Republican Congress of
ireland Sept 1894, by Frank Ryan, dele
gate CT Irish Workers Club, USA. Liam
Mellowes Hall, 256 w. 1I6th ST., Sc. cor.
| 9th Ave, 5th floor, pm Also Pat Too
hey. Ausp. Irish workers Clubs of Greater
/ New York.
GENERAL membership meeting and lee
ture. Called by Science Bureau of the
F.SLU. at Friends of the Chinese People,
l68 W. 23rd St.. 8 pm. John Portland
will speak on MY Trip and Experiences
in the Soviet Union" Slides illustration,
pm.
FORUM, Harlem workers School Pat
Tcohey, editor Of Labor Unity, speaks On
Negro Workers in the Recent Strike
Wave" Harlem Workers Center. AIS Lenox
Ave. pm.
HAROLD WILLIAMS speaks en- The
Achievements Of the Soviet Union" New
Culture Club 2ss5 coney Island Ave, at
8 pm.
WOodSide, L. /.
HAREY MARTEL. instructor of Work