The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-11
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MASS MEETING and SYMPOSIUM on
Schools and the Crisis" at Elsrnere Hall,
10th St and Morris Ave. Speakers: L
Begun H, Clemens. N Phillips. Auspices
Modern Thought Center.
DEBATE Fordhan1 Progressive Club VS..
New York University: Resolved that N. R.
A. is failure for the American People ="
NY,U. Auditorium, University Ave. and
ls0th ST., $3.50 pm,
CHINESE TEA PARTY with showing of
Aim China Express and talk on the
Chinese situation, at Chinese Workers
Center, % w. 18th St, $50 pm. Sub
scription CSC.
CHARLOTTE ToDEs lectures on "The
Trade Union Movement and the Recent
Strike Wave" fremont Progressive Club.
1855 E. fremont Ave, $40 pm
NORMAN TALLENTIRE lectures on
Workers and War" at Forum Of Br. 500
Two, at stuyvessnt Casino, 9th st. and
2nd Ave, $50 pm. Adm. l5c.
LECTURE at German Workers Club,
The Role of the Child in the Glass
Struggle" 70 F. 10th st.. adm. free
UNITY THEATRE, 1926 E. 23rd St,
presents African Festival. Horizons shol-
oes Oloba, q pm Adm s5c.
SYMPOSIUM at Prospect Workers Cen
ter, 1857 SO, Boulevard, Bronx Theatre
Of Today and Tomorrow Group Theatre.
League Of Workers Theatres and Theatre
Union will participate
HENRY SHEPPARD lectures on Trade
Unions in Cuba" at Unemployed Teachers
Association, 80 E. Goth St, $50 PIN.
HISTORY OF the Russian Revolution
The New Economic Policy and the Five
Year Plan" by Theodore Bayer, pm.
Preceded by short business meeting at
pm. Williamsburg Br. F.s.U., Brooklyn
Labor Lyceum, CAT willoughby Ave Adm
free.
RICHARD B, MOORE and Eula Gray
South and the Share Choppers Union. -
Boro Park Workers Club, 18th Ave. and
47th St., 8 pm Auspices: Boro Park
Workers Club and Edith Berknian BrILD
PROFESSOR TREADWEBL SMITH talks
on "Hitlerisfn in America" at Open Meet
ing and Forum of Allied Professional
Committee to Aid Victims Of German Fss-
cisnl, 1853 W. 23rd St, $50 pm.
QUESTION BOX NIGHT at Br. 521
Two, Paradise Manor, IL W, Mt Eden
Ave, Bronx. Questions asked and dis
cussed by members
RABBI GOLDSTE1N speaks on "Fsscisr1''
at the American Youth Club 4o7 Rock
away Ave, BROOKLYN.
NJ. KAMMAN on THE Role of the Press
at Bridge Plaza Workers Club, 2ss Rodney
st, Brooklyn, PM
sAOAexA3INr vi VIA AeCLuIR DV
pr. Ginsberg. at American Youth Fedora
ton, IL Second Ave 9th St. Adm. toc
PARTY and ENTERTAINMENT spon-
sored by the Ella Reeve Bloor Br. LID,
524 Hudson St, N.Y.C. Subscription 15c
FILM SECTION of Film and Photo
League meets pm, at 10 e. 18th st.
Visitors invited.
ROBERT BEK GRAN will speak on
Present Situation In Germany" in English
at the Clarte French Workers Club, 5o4
W. 56th St, $3.50 pm. Adm free
SYMPOSIUM on THE Problems Of the
Composer in Modern Society,"" with A.
COPELAND, r. Harris. E. siegn1eister and G.
Seeser at Pierre Degeyter Club e. 10th
St, 8:lb pm. Adm. Csc
HARRY MARTELL speaks on 1.-THE Reyo-
lutionsry Approach to Art" at the New
Duncan Dance Group Studio. los W. 14th
St, s:45 pm.
DR.. HOTTER will lecture on Sex" at
the Social Youth Culture Club. 275 Broad
way, Brooklyn
THE WORKERS LABORATORY Theatre.
first prize winner in the National OWN
piade, will give a full evening Of Revo-
lutionary plays IL the Hinsdale workers
Youth Club, $40 Suffer Ave, BROOKLYN.
$50 pm, Featuring "BeGuardia's Got
the Balonevp etc.
SIDNEY BLOOMFIELD, Assistant Direc-
tor, Workers School, will give report on
the Eighth National Convention Of the