The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-08
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woMEN's MEETING right after work at
iai W. asth St.. srd aoor. To ratiiy delega-
ton to Washington.
]. L, D. BAZAAR delegates meet at Man
haitian Lyceutn, 66 e. Fourth st., at T:sU
P. M. Last meeting. All delegates from
branches and mass organisations must
bring ads. greetings, etc. Register youy
DAILY WORKER Volunteers Discussion
troup meets at 2. NJ, IS z. i7th st., sth
nooE. Harry Cannes will lead discussion on
Imperialism"
I. BEGUN. lecture on 1.-THE Downfall Of
the N. Y. School SYSTEM" at Intwor Youth
Club, Br. 4oI I. W. O., 1918 z. fremont Ave,
JOHN BovNGToN, returned from Soviet
Russia in Poetry-Dance Recital. Paradise
Manor. II w. Mt. Eden Ave, Bronx, $50
p. NJ Auspices Mt. Eden Br. r. g. o.
Admission 1oc.
HARRY wIcKs speaks on '@Ths Soviet
Communist Congress and the role OF the
Communist Party U. 8. A." in the Audito-
rum OF the Cooperative Colony, 27a0 Bronx
Park East, $50 P. M Admission free.
COMRADE BRUCE, Assist. Dist. Secy. l.
:. D., lecture on What Next in the Scots
orc Case" at Alfred Levy Br. I. L. D., 800
Sheffield Ave, Brooklyn. $3.50 P. M
FREIHETr MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA re-
iearsal, los E. 14th St., T:45 P. M Study
rogram for Tenth Anniversary Concert.
INJUNCTION MENACE IN THE TRADE
Union MOVEMENT" discussion lead by
Jack Friendman at Ella May Br. l. L. D.,
100 18th Ave, Brooklyn, $50 p. NJ.
DISCUSSION on the Food Workers and
Taxi Drivers General Strikes and the role OF
The L L. D. in these strikes. Fifth Ave,
-ailors and Dressmakers Br. OF ]. L. D,
20 w 2Srd St., P. NJ.
Friday
PROF, ALFoNS GOLDsCHMmT. formerly
lean Ct the School Of Economics Leipzig
University, speaks on Can Hitler Last79
iso Walter orlotr. Auspices American Youth
Club, Brownsville Labor Lyceun. 21s Sack
man ST., $50 P. NJ.
ROAD TO LIFE" Soviet nltn and
Charlie Chaplin comedy at Brownsville
Youth Center. los Thattord Ave. Brooklyn,
at $3.50 p. NJ. Subscription l5c
MICHAEL GOLD, lecture on Culture and
Fascisn." at fremont Progressive Club. 500
E. fremont Ave, at s:s4 p M. Admission
for member 2oc: nca-menabers 25c.
ROBERT MINOR. lecture on ''Fascisra and
LaGuardia's Promises" Red Spark Hall, 81
Second Ave. near Fourt ST., ESQ P M.
NARY VAN KLgEK, prominent economist
recently resiTred from MIRA. Labor Board
speak on MIRA. and Soviet Planning" at
Irving Plaza. Irving Pi. and 18th St Aus
pices Technical Bureau. F. 8. o. Admission
25c., BIS p. NJ.
MAX BEDACHT lectures THE Situation in
Germany Today" at I. W. o. Open Forum,
$500 Astoria Ave-, Astoria, L. l.
OPEN FORUM on THE Constitution Of the !
United States" Speaker: Salter of Pen & i
Hammer. $3.50 p. M. Admission free. Sea- |
men Workers Club. 70 E. 10th ST.
Boston, Mass.
HELP Build the Union Dance Thurs, Feb |
,th, at Arcadia Hall Room, 254 Huntington
Ave. Given by Eagle Dyehouse for the bene- i
Y Of the Dyehouse workers Industrial |
Union.
Philadelphia, Pa.
SECOND Annual Bazaar Of the United |
Workers Organization and G. P. OF West |
Philadelphia will take place on Saturday 1
md Sunday. Feb. "a and as, at 1897 N. 4ist |
It. Good program ARRANGED
Detroit, Mich.
BIG Concert and Dance on Saturday eve
~, Feb. 10, by the Auto Workers Union
md Auto Workers News. at Finnish Hall,
9ss 18th st. near McGrav. ElHSorate PRO-
ram. Admission 1se