The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-19
TOHOLd Meets
In Hundreds
Of US. Cities
Defense of the U.S.S.R
VIII Be Keynote at
Demonstration

Demonstration
NEW YORK.-Probably the great
est series Of Lenin Memorial meetings
ever held since that bitterly cold
Moscow January ten years ago. wheI
". L Lenin, leader OF the interna-
Honal working class, passed away, viii
be held within the next seven days
al over the United States.
From the smallest hamlet to the
biggest center Of industry where
there are revolutionary workers, Lee
min viii be commemorated. Work
ing in the spirit Of the teachings of
Ilenin. these demonstrations will be
mobilization points for the struggles
Of the American working class
against imperialisU war. against the
wage -slashing NRA., with its infla-
tion of the dollar and the consequent
leap in prices of workers necessities,
and for federal unemployment in
Surance at the expense of the bosses
and the state. These demonstrations
will pledge themselves to the support
OF the Soviet Union, the land in which
the workers and peasants under the
leadership OF the Bolshevik Party, in
spired by Lenin's teachings, over
threw the capitalist class and began
to build a socialist society.
Mass initiation Of new recruits into
Lenin's Party. the Communist Party
VIII be a feature Of the meetings.
SCHEDULED LENTN MEETINGS
CHICAGO, Ill. Jan. 18.-There will be a.
SO far reported, in eommemoration Of the
Tenth Anniversary Of the death Of Com
ra6e LenIn. The meetings viii be held in
the following places:
South Chicago. Jan. 10, 7,sO pm. at s13a
Beuln,c-e. Speaker. Joe Weber
Grand Crossing, Jan. Is, 1880 pm, 1901
E 75ta St. speaker. Joe Weber
T1sgoWich, III. Jan. II, $50 pm, 1925
Uoustol Ave. speaker. Il Shaw.
Ro5elaGd, ILL.,, Jan. =, 2 PM, 1907 s
,1ichigaa Ave, speaker, Bechtold.
Chicago Heights, Jan. q, pm, italian
Cooperative, speaker e. Blown.
Morgan Park, Jan. H. 7:30 p,En.. losth
and v,1ccnnes, speaSe~. NeShoff,
Li-lyGGle, Jar. II. T;20 pm, 107 W, 95th
S. speG,s-, shirley Graham.
csse-o. H., Jan. 10, 7:30 pm. sch c.
and lt5S St.. rpesfer, 2. Brown.
Rccl. Island. H. Workers Hau. 7l2--Sgh
81. Jan. =. 80 pm spos&eT, D. E. Ear
Gary. 1545 Washington St.
Indiana GarSo-, YEancw Hall, SOS Deo-
Hammond, rrin,y Hall. Howard and
Anne
sogta Bend, Ia.., workssa' Home. 1915
ndlaneYclz. md. z. p. Hau. Romcnio
Ferguson.
Clarence Hathaway, editor Of the Daily
Worker viii be the main speaker OF the
Coliseum on the 2lst Of January. An elsbor-
ate program Is being prepared
HAMMOND. Ind.-Sunday. Jan. 81, Trinity
Han, Ames and Howard Streets PM
WAUSEGAN. Iii. - Saturday, Jan, 90
Workers Hail. 81 Helu1hols ST., PIN,
LOS ANGELES. CGL-Saturday, Jan 20
Trinity Auditorium 8 pm. Pageant, March
rc the World October"
PAsSAIC, N Sunday, Jan. 81, Can
tes's Auditorium. 2sa Monroe St, pm.
NEw YORK
BCFEALo.-Sl uday, Jan. Il, Finuisl Hall
l59 Crider St.. speakers, John Hunter, SIN
VIZ. worker and Jim West, Vel.
ALBANY -ThurGoey Jan. as Rappaport'i
Wall, speakers, Little, dist. organ. and II
Kart, sect, c@G.
CLEVELAND. saturday, Jan. 20, Wood
land Center, 18th and Woodland, 1880 pm.
speaker, Clarence Hathaway.
Saturday, Jan. 20, Swiss Hall, 27l0 Wal
ton Ave, 1850 PM, speaker, Clarence Hath
away
CINCIENATL-sund Jan. a, RicheHel
Hall. 9th and Plum streets, Tao p. m.
speaker. Herman Pollack.
EAI,TIM0RE -FriEar lar oh,
plspn's Hall. 500 Block n. Howard St.,
p.l1.. speakers, Harry n. wicks, and NJ
wilkins, sect. org.
CONNECTICUT
VA-ER3URY.-sun Jan. q, Garder
HSll, 1853 e. Main St, speaker, Jor Milton
and the Lithuanian Chorus.
NEW BRITAIN.-Sunday, Jan ~, Work.
crs Center, 20 Church St, 7:3o pm.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL. ~ Sunday, Jan. Il, Deutsche,
Esns and Scandinavian Hail, speakers, Nor.
iaaf Beruick, J, Cogan.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sunday, Jan. q, Hum
boidt Hall and Metal Workers Hall, speak
ers, William Sehneiderman, dist. org, Jsck
VIRGINIA = Sunday, Jan. 81, Workers
Center.
CLoCQUET.-sunday, Jan. 81, Workers
Hall, speaker, Morris Karson.
CROSBY-Enil Nygsrd, Sunday, Jan 81
BRA1NERD. Rudolph Harju, Sunday, Jan
Il.
IzoNwooD.-Earoid olmstead. Sunday
Jan. 81.
BEssEs1EE, - Harold olrnsssad, Sunday
Jan. II.
DULUTH.-Morris KarsOn, Sunday, Jan.
o.
sUPgRIOR.-Morris Rarson, Sunday Jan
a.
MICHIGAN
day, Jan. 81.
DETROIT Sunday, Jan. 81, 2 pm, Arena
Gardens, Woodward and Hendrie, speaker
Anna Schultz.
MASSACHUSETTS
LYNN-sunday, Jan. 81, Russian Club,
u George St, pm.
PEABODY. - Sunday, Jan. 81, Russian
Club, II Northend st.. pm.
sALEM.-Sunday, Jan. 81, st. Josephs
Hall, 100 Derby St., pm.
PENNSYLVANIA
ScRAHTOH.-ssturday. Jan. 40 intsrns-
tiousl Hall, 427 Lackawanns, 1880 pm
PHILADELPHIA.--Frid Jan. 10. Broad
Tsy Hotel. speaker, Leopold Stokowssi, on
ode to Lcnin."
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE,. - Sunday, Jan. a, Balm
Frei Raj, 2:3o pm. Sunday, Jan. 81, Polo
nal Hall, SOC W. Burnham, 7:50 pm. Sun
DAY, Jan. q, Labor Hall, es37 w. National
Ave, pm.
STATEN ISLAND, N. sunday, Jan, Il.
sTea Hall. 7se Post Ave, WIN Br., 2:so D.
NJ. speaker, Joe Gilbert.
ROXBuRY.--Saturday, Jan. 30, Dudley st.
Opera House. i13 Dudley St. pm.
WORCESTER. - Sunday, Jan. al, Wash
burn Hall tbeneath Mechanics HALL 8 pm.
American Workers Chorus.
Lakewood, N. ]. Bosses