The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-20
Threats of War USSR Be Answered Lenn Memorial Ne
Call Meetings
In ManyCities
Through US.

NEW YORK-Probably the great
est series Of Lenin Memorial meetings
ever held since V. I. Lenin, leader
Of the international working class,
passed away ten years ago, will be
held within the next seven days all
over the United States.
Working in the spirit Of the teach
iags Of Lenin, these demonstrations
viii be mobilization points for the
struggles Of the American working
class: against imperialist war, against
the Wage-slashing MIRA, with its
imitation Of the dollar and the con-
Gsquent leap in prices Of workers
necessities, and for federal unem-
ployment insurance at the expense Of
the bosses and the state.
These demonstrations WIZ pledge
themselves to the support Of the
Soviet Union, the land in which the
workers and peasants, under the lead
crship Of the Bolshevik Party, IN
spired by Lenin's teachings, over
threw the capitalist class, and began
to build socialist society.
Mass initiation of new recruits into
Lenin's Party, the Communist Party,
VIII be q feature Of the meetings.
SCHEDULED LENIN MEETINGS
CHICAGO, IL, Jan. 1s.-There will be at
least 20 meetings in the Chicago District,
so far reported in COMMUNICATION Of the
Tenth Anniversary OF the death OF Com
rsde Leain. The meetings will be held in
the following places:
Michigan Ave, speaker, Bechtold.
Chicago Heights. Jan. 81, , pm, italian
ROCK Island, III, Workers Hall, 7i2-sth
ST., Jan. q, 7:3O pm. Speaker, D. E. Ear
Cary. l545 Washington St.
Indiana Harbor, Ywanow Hall, sT0S Deo-
dors.
hammond. Trinity Hall, Howard and
Ames.
South Bend, Ind, workers Home. 1als
Indianapolis. Ind, K. P. Hail, Roman,a
ferguson
Clarence Hathaway, editor CT the Daily
Worker, viii be the main speaker at the
Coliseum on the 2lst CT January. An elabor-
ate program is being prepared
HAMMOND, Tnd-Sunday, Jan 81 Trinity
Hall, Ames and Howard streets, pm.
WAUKEGAN, IL. Saturday, Jan 20,
workers Kali, SIT Helmhols ST., pm.
LOS ANGELES, CsI--saturday, Jan. 20,
lEnilbI huQlGOEiul1, pn1. PAGEANT, March
70 the World October"
PASSArC, n sunday, Jan. q, Can
ter's Auditorium, ESQ Monroe St, pm.
NEW YORK
BUFFALO.-sunday. Jan. II, Finnish Hall.
l59 Order ST.. speakers. John Hunter, SM
WI worker and jim West, Y.CL
ALBANY.-Thursdsy Jan. rs, Rs ppa port s
Hall, speakers, Little, dist. organ. ana Il.
Kart, sect. org.
CLEVELAND Saturday. Jan. TO- wood
land Center, 4Gth and Woodland, 1850 pm,
speaker, Clarence Hathaway.
Saturday. Jan. 20, Swiss Hall 27ip wal
ton Ave, 7:s0 pm, speaker, Clarence Hath
away.
CINCINNATI Jan. a, ESshslisu
Hall. 9Th and Plum streets, 1850 p. m,
speaker, Herman Pollock.
BALTIMORE Md-Friday, jan 10, Leh-
nann's Hall, 800 Block N. Howard st., 8
p.ns. speakers, Harry NJ. Wicks, and M
Williams, sect. org.
CONNECTICUT
WATERBURY, Sunday, Jan. 81. oaxden
Han, 1865 e Main St., speaker, Jor Milton
and the Lithuanian Chorus.
INV BRITAIN--Sunday, Jan. u, work
srs Center, 50 Church St., 1850 pm.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL. - Sunday. jan n, Deutsehas
Haus and Scandinavian EaTl, speakers, Nor
han Bernick, ). Cogan-
APOL1S.-SundEy Jan. 81, Huu-
ooldt Hall and Metal Workers Hsll SPEAK.
ers. william Schneiderman, dist. org, JacE
Carson. sect. org.
VIRGINIA. = Sunday, Jan. n, workers
Center.
CLoCQUET.-sunday, Jan. n, Workers
Kali speaker, Morris Karson
CROSBY.--Enil Nygsrd, Sunday, jan. a.
BRAINERD.-Rudolph Rsrju, Sunday, Jan
q.
RoNwooD.-Harosd ohaasseaG, sunday
Jan. 81.
BEssEMER. - Harold oHmssssd, Sunday
Jan 81.
DULUTE.-Morris Ksrsou, sunday, Jan
sUPERIoR.-Morr4s Karson, Sunday, s@n
MICHIGAN
sAULT STE. MARE.-Frsnk Arvo.a, sun.
day, Jan. Il.
DETROIT Sunday, Jan. II, . pm, Arena
Gardens woodward and Hendr4e, speaker
Anna Schultz.
MASSACHUSETTS
LYNN.-sunday, Jan. 81, Russian Cub
II George st., z pm.
PEABODY. - Sunday, Jan q, Russian
Club, II Northend St., pm.
sALEM.-Suudsy, Jan. II, 81. Joseph:
Hall, $50 Derby St., 2 pm.
PENNSYLVANIA
SCRANTON.-Saturda Jan. %, inserns-
ticnal Hail. 427 LackaWanaa, 1850 pm
PHILADELPHIA Friday, Jan. 10, Broad
way Hotel speaker Leopold stokowski, on
Ode to Lenin."
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE,. - Sunday, Jan. u. Balm
Frei Hall, 2:30 pm. Sunday, Jan 81 Polo
NAL Hall, 800 w. Burnham, T:so pm Sun
day, Jan. q, Labor Hall, 6537 W. National
ave. pm.
STATEN ISLAND, n. SUNDAY Jan. ii
sves Hall 75s Post Ave, WIN BIZ, ESQ D.
n, speaker, Joe Gilbert
RoxBURY. Jan. 20, Dudley st
Opera House. li3 Dudley st. pm
WORCESTER. - Sunday, Jan. a. Waxh.
hurn Hall beneath Mechanics Hail nm
American Workers Chorus.
ROCHESTER,, N 7. - Sunday. Jan. n.
Labor Lyceum Auditorium, pm. Program,
Pen and Hammer Trio, Freihsit Chorus.
MASSACHUSETTS
HAVERHLIL-Sunday, Jan. a. Anderson
Eail 1879 Washington st., pm.
AMESBURY - Sunday, Jan. a, Spanish
War Vets Hall
PROVIDENCE, r. L Sunday, Jan, q.
Swedish Workmen's Hall, 9 pm. Speakers
Danold Burke and Anna Bloch, Prov Sect
Org.
ALLENTOWN Pa.-Sunday, Jan. al. Hun