The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-16
Workers to Hold
Lenin Memorial
In Many Cities
C. A. Hathaway to Speak
in Cleveland; Ford Is
Also Listed

EAACO AlA6kGN
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 15.-The Red
Flag that led the 1919 May Day pa.
rade here at which C. E. Ruthenberg,
one of the founders and leaders OF
the American Communist Party, was
arrested, will be presented by MEM
bers of the Slovak Branch of Socialist
Party to the Communist Party at the
Lsnin Memorial meetings to be held
Saturday, Jan. goth, at 1880 at Wood
land Center, 46th and Woodland, and
at the Swiss Hall, 2710 Walton Ave.
G. A. Hathaway, editor Of the Daily
Worker will be the principal speaker
at both meetings. John Williamson,
Rose Clark and I. o. Ford will also
speak.
At least % meetings will be hello
here Three others are being con-
sidered. Besides the two in Cleveland
others will be held in Euclid Village,
Collinwood, Mayfield, Canton, Massil-
lon, Steubenville, Bellaire, Yorkville
Dillonvale, Powhaton Pit, Youngs-
town, Mansfield, Salem, New Castle,
Warren, Farrell, Newton Falls, Gin
cinnati, Toledo, Erie, Columbus, and
Dayton.
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 14.-Work-
ers of this city will hold a Lenin
Memorial meeting Friday, Jan. 18th,
at Lehmanns Hall, 800 Block N. How
ard ST., at p. m. Harry M. Wicks,
who recently toured the country with
a Marx exhibit, will be the chief
speaker. M. Williams, section organ
izer Of the Communist Party, who has
been in the Soviet Union, will be
chairman.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. IA. - The
Communist Party of this district has
arranged a speaking and musical pro-
gram for the Lenin Memorial Meet
ing to be held Sunday, JAN 81, at 8
p. m, in Richeieu Hall, Ninth and
Plum SITS. Many working class or
CARNATIONS are participating in the
arrangements. Herman Pollock will
be the main speaker.
AKRON, O., Jan. llama Schultz.
former secretary to Ernst Torgler, will
be the principal speaker at the Lenin
Memorial meeting to be held Tuesday,
Jan. 16, at 7:30 in the Perkins School
Auditorium. Phil Bart from Cleveland
Communist Party will also speak. E.
Trivia will be chairman. Program in
ciudes songs by Pioneer and Workers
Chorus.
/ Stachel in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 49,
Three Lenin Memorial meetings will
be held here. Jack Stachel. acting
national secretary of the Trade Union
Unity League, will be the main speak
er at the meeting, Sunday, Jan. 81,
2:30 pm, in Balm Fret Hail. Eng
lish and Polish workers will speak at
the meeting, 7:30 pm, in Polonial
Hall, 800 w. Burnham. Friday, Jan.
10, meeting will be held in West
Allis in Labor Hall, 6337 w. National
Ave-, 7 pm.
Memorial Meet in Wilkes Barre
WILKES Pa. Jan. 49,
Wilkes-Barre section Of the Conlmu-
mist Party, U.SA. will sponsor a
Lenin Memorial meeting Sunday,
Jan. 81, in Workers Center, 325 Mar
ket st. Members OF the Communist
Party and of the Young Communist
League will speak.
Stokowski at PhiIa. Meet
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 15.-Dr.
Leopold Stokowski, noted conductor
Of the Philadelphia Symphony Or
chestra, will discuss Shostakovitch's
lode to Lenin" at the Lenin Memo
rial meeting Friday, Jan. 10, in
Broadwood Hotel, here. DR.. Stokow-
ski was one of the first great orches-
ira leaders to recognize the develop
ment of proletarian music in tbs
Soviet Union.
Hurta, West Speak in Buffalo
BUFFALO, N. "a Lenin Memo
rial meeting will be held under the
auspices of the Elliott Section of the
Communist Party OF Buffalo, Sum
day, Jan. 81, in Finnish Hall, 159
Order st. A program, including a
revolutionary play, sponsored by the
Finnish Workers Club, songs by L. S.
N. R. Chorus, will be presented.
Speakers will be John Hunter, leading
Communist worker in the Steel and
Metal Workers Industrial Union of
Buffalo, and Jim West, of the Young
Communist League. Correct Hill, sec
ton organizer of the Communist
Party, will be chairman.
10 Meets in Mimi.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. IS
| More than 10 Ienin Memorial meet