The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-10-20
BroadGrOup of Sponsors
Cites Central Points
in Workers Bill

HERBERT BENJAMIN, New York, Ma
tionsl Unemployment Council; FRED BE
DENKAPP, New York United Shoe and
Leather Workers Union; ALFRED BINo-
HAM, New York Editor. Common Sense
Magazine; HARRY BRIDGES, California,
International Longshorenen's Association;
HAYWOOD BROUN, New York, N. Y.
American Newspaper Guild; EARL BROW
DER, New York. N. Y, Communist Party,
International typographical Union, ANAL
gamation Party.
PAUL BRISSENDEN, New York, N. Y,
Columbia University; LEE BURNS BESSIE
mer, Ala, Bessemer Trade Council; NAL
COLIN COWLEY, New York, ~ Y, Editor
The New Republic; BEN DAVIS, Jr., New
York. n. Y, Editor, The Negro Liberator;
JAMES EAGAN, Pittsburgh, Pa, Steel and
Metal Workers Industrial Union; F..
workers Union; BEN GOLD, New York,
N. Y, Fur Workers Industrial Union; O..
GREENFIELD, Cleveland, Ohio, Small
Home and Land owners; HAROLD HICK-
ERSON, Wash, D. c., Veteran Rank and
File Committee; GRANVILLE HICKS, Troy,
N. y, Editor, The New Masses; ROY
HINES, Cheyenne Wyoming, Unemployed
Workers Union; t. ARNOLD HILL, New
York, N. Y, The National Urban League;
Temple Baltimore, Md; ELMER JOHN
SON, Chicago, Ill, Chicago Federation OF
Labor; MARY VAN KLEECK, New York.
Inter Professional Association; JULES
KoRCHTEN New York, Federation Of Ar
chitects, Chemical Engineers and Tech
ricians; JOE KISS, New York, N. Y, Fur
niture Workers Industrial Union; MAR
GAREr LAMONT, New York, The Morn
ingslde Heights Branch OF the Socialist
Party.
J. j. LEONARD, Philadelphia, Pa, o. B.
Carpenters and Joiners; EMIL LINDEN,
Seattle, Wash, Fish and Cannery Work.
ers Industrial Union; HARRY l.. LURE,
New York, N Y, Economist and Social
Worker; WALDO McNUTr, Wichita, Kan,
National Youth Congress- CHARLES NAL
ONE, Seattle, Wash, Unemployed Cit
liens Leagues; THOMAS MCGEE, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Westinghouse, Federal Local;
ESTHER PENN, Washington, D. c., Amer
lean Federation Of Government Employees;
GEORGE PRIMoFF, New York, N. Y,
Fraternal Federation for Social Insurance;
LAVERNE PRUETT, Illinois, Progressive
Miners Of America, Local IS; Z. TLDEN
HANDLES, Los Angeles, Cal, Relief Work
ers Protective Union; JAY RUBIN. New
York, N. y, Food Workers Industrial
Union; NJ. A. SHARPE, South Dakota,
United Workers Leagues; JOHN F. SLOAN,
America; BRoADUs MITCHELL, Halti-
more, Md, Socialist Candidate for Gov
ernor JAMES MURPHY, Seattle, Wash,
National Lumber Workers Union; G. NOR
TIMER, Cleveland, Ohio; WILLIAM B.
SPoFFoRD NY.C., Church League. In
dustrial Democracy; j. STENGLEIN,
Rochester, N. Y, Bakers Union IA, A. F.
OF L.. BEAUMONT SYKES, Phila, Pa,
International Oil Field, @. w. 81 r. Work.
ers; ALEXANDER TAYLOR, New York,
N. Y, Associated once and Professional
Emergency Employees AUDLEY THORPE
Fairfield, Ala, Switchmen's Union OF
North America; PAT ToOHEY, New York,
N. r., Trade Union Unity League LOUIS
WEINSTOCK, New York, N. Y, American
Federation Of Labor Committee for Unem-
pioyment Insurance; ALFRED @. WIN
TIERS, New York, American Association Of
Social Workers; JAY WILSON, Detroit,
Mich, The Auto Workers Union; REUBEN
YOUNG, New York, N. Y, League of
Struggle for Negro Rights.
National Sponsoring Committee,
HERBERT BENJAMIN,
Executive Secretary.
ELMER BROWN, T. ARNOLD HILL,
Chairman Pro Tenn. Treasurer.
Please Note: - The Organizations
with which the signerS are associated
are not of necessity committed to the
endorsement TO this Call. All organiza-
lions will be invited to add their en-
dorsement.