Activities of the Social Democratic Federation
Activities of t he SocialDemocratic Federation MAY DAY CELEBRATION (Details elsewhere in this issued) Twenty thousand May Day proclamations were distributed in various parts of the city. * •...
...A wide sale of this timely booklet will be pushed by S.D.F...
...Vera HiHquit, 270 West End A v e . 4th A . D.—Clubrooms 436 Grand St...
...The new pamphlet by Louis Waldman, "Should Unions Be Incorporated...
...May 4, at 7 East 15th St...
...NEW YORK COUNTY Dressmakers' Branch...
...Vera HiHquit, 270 West End A v e . 4th A . D.—Clubrooms 436 Grand St...
...With beautiful and lively settings, a pleasing story that fathers to one of the screen's most touching climaxes, and two stars •f the first magnitude (despite the seemingly inevitable slow moveBant and episodic flow—as contrasted with our smooth continuity i«-ef the French films), .there is fewer that commands, there is therm that delights, there is an snotionai appeal that bids you go to see "Dark Eyes...
...on Tuesday, May 10, in the home of Mrs...
...was successful...
...Jessie W. Hughan, swiSary, War Registers' League, sshjeet: "War Resistance...
...but in H i tragic moments he rises to ktelili that inevitably recall the sbk of Emil Jennings: the tact of Be astute headwaiter...
...L4NGDON POST TO SPE4K AT RAND SCHOOL STU9IC Landon W . Post, former tenemenl house comm., w i l l address the Women's Committee of the Rand Schoo Tuesday, May 3, at 3 p.' m., on "Housing as a Means of Recovery...
...More than ' 160 dressmakers attended the installation last Saturday .at 211 West 34th St...
...Steady growth in membership and activity...
...Judge "Matthew M. levy will be the guest speaker...
...In jMWening the state organixatior •*'>he S.DF...
...V^hsrsday, May 5, at 7 p. m. hwuiile delinquency...
...NEW YORK COUNTY Dressmakers' Branch...
...Louis Hendin spoke on "The Duty -of .Social Democrats in the Labor Movement...
...A succession of delightfully human scenes ifcr* the budding grace of the girl, I d joy in life, as innocently she esnra, and grows in love of a sophisticated and calculating banker —sntil the gripping climax (which weald make a compelling stage •SaV—when her father, as headwaiter, stands outside the restaurtat private room where the banker » dining and wining the unsuspeliag Tama...
...More than ' 160 dressmakers attended the installation last Saturday .at 211 West 34th St...
...Organization of a Youth Group Sunday, May 1, at 2 p. m. Executive and House Committees meet May 2-3:BRONX COUNTY The Amalgamated Cooperative Houses Branch—Tenth anniversary banquet and entertainment SaturSoc...
...Women's Committee.—The Rand School Women's Afternoon Classes celebrate their successful season at a luncheon Monday, May 2, 12:30 —noon—at the C.& L. Restaurant, 2131 Broadway, near 74th St...
...Upper West Side Branch—Adolph Warshow will lead a discussion on "The Basis for Unity With the S.P...
...Tuesday, May 3, at 6:15 p. m. fccial Forces in Modern Education...
...Installation banqaet Saturday, May 21, in the Brownsville Labor Lyceum...
...is now in the City Office...
...branches...
...The new pamphlet by Louis Waldman, "Should Unions Be Incorporated...
...A wide sale of this timely booklet will be pushed by S.D.F...
...branches...
...fTshing to spare his daughter' the jBrtl her mother had endured, has becomes a headwaiter, wiihsat letting: Tenia know...
...DARK EYES SPARKLE •DARK EYES" ("Otchi Tschornia"), French film, set in Russia, with English titles...
...tAWD SCHOOL LECTURES Monday, May 2, at 8:15 p. m. reace Education...
...Her coy gaiety is at its JP, in her last French picture • f e r e her Hollywood change, di•eted by V. Tourjansky, who had trst found her promise for the Screen...
...Steady growth in membership and activity...
...Kismon, exiled RujM'an scholar and statesman, who speak in Jewish, and WflHam • « * » , prominent labor attorney PP» w York City, in English...
...was successful...
...the surprise, concern, demur of a lonely father over his IBs child—aH these wring him to a wretchedness that tears at our harts and tears in our eyes, and .jp| fthe tale above its sentissstality to truer heights of WiS the girl whom we watch Hhgh the charm of her adosser...
...The Rummage Sale for the benefit of The New Leader and the S.D.F...
...Herbert Isfcon of C.C.N.Y., subject: "The • • . T . C . — A Farce f o r Peace...
...Joseph P. Lash, national •eiwtary, American Student Union, iMSert: "Hew Valid Is the Peace Shrike...
...N e w s— day, April 30, in 'Shifre's Tea Room, 3975 Sedgwiek A v e . BROOKLYN Shiplacoff Branch—August Claessens speaks on •The Philosophy of the S;D.F...
...Elias Tartak speaks on " A May Day Message" Saturday, April 30, in the clubrooms, 129 Brighton Beach Ave...
...The address wiU be delivered in the Rand School Studio at 7 East 15th Street There is no admission fee...
...65th Street Playhouse...
...Do gt'wert until the last day to make Tjjjrotiona...
...the humiliates of a man who has recently SSM "put in his place" by the •psjaaar...
...on Tuesday, May 10, in the home of Mrs...
...The acting of Harry Baur tisasfbout the play is of a sbtptSHBgly natural quality...
...Edwin C. Johnson, secretary, Committee on Militarism in Education, J t e c t : "The Fight Against nhe sftT.C...
...Installation banqaet Saturday, May 21, in the Brownsville Labor Lyceum...
...Upper West Side Branch—Adolph Warshow will lead a discussion on "The Basis for Unity With the S.P...
...Prof...
...Organization of a Youth Group Sunday, May 1, at 2 p. m. Executive and House Committees meet May 2-3:BRONX COUNTY The Amalgamated Cooperative Houses Branch—Tenth anniversary banquet and entertainment SaturSoc...
...The address wiU be delivered in the Rand School Studio at 7 East 15th Street There is no admission fee...
...will serve its annual .JP8*- Reservations' should be * • * » with J. W. Wilder, 146 Brookg a Ave., Irvington, N . J., or Dr...
...L4NGDON POST TO SPE4K AT RAND SCHOOL STU9IC Landon W . Post, former tenemenl house comm., w i l l address the Women's Committee of the Rand Schoo Tuesday, May 3, at 3 p.' m., on "Housing as a Means of Recovery...
...City Central Committee meets Wednesday...
...Important matters...
...nwL Joseph K. Hart, Teachers Gjfcft, subject: "Educational ReeMsatstion m the Light of Tech•gpJBSl Development...
...Important matters...
...Brighton Beach Branch...
...May 4, at 7 East 15th St...
...ee is portrayed by Simone •pn...
...Elias Tartak speaks on " A May Day Message" Saturday, April 30, in the clubrooms, 129 Brighton Beach Ave...
...Judge Jacob Jsnken, Domestic Relations Court, •JStet:' "The 'Psychologic Ap- Cb to Children Before the i" NEW JERSEY Tbe May Day celebration at 190 g y s e t Ave., Newark, at 3 p. m...
...Louis Hendin spoke on "The Duty -of .Social Democrats in the Labor Movement...
...JHjbt the aaepices of the Jewish goes of the S.D.F., win be advised by Dr...
...N e w s— day, April 30, in 'Shifre's Tea Room, 3975 Sedgwiek A v e . BROOKLYN Shiplacoff Branch—August Claessens speaks on •The Philosophy of the S;D.F...
...UEL KtdOX TO SPEAK i ON JEWISH YOUTH MAY 2 Israel Knox will speak on .^•v*ish Youth Faces the Contemg j i y Scene" Monday, May 2, at w The lecture will be de•"wed in Room 314,96 5th Avenue...
...is now in the City Office...
...1** Reiss, 188 Springfield A v e . , 5*"* (Tel.: Market 2-8350...
...The Rummage Sale for the benefit of The New Leader and the S.D.F...
...Brighton Beach Branch...
...Women's Committee.—The Rand School Women's Afternoon Classes celebrate their successful season at a luncheon Monday, May 2, 12:30 —noon—at the C.& L. Restaurant, 2131 Broadway, near 74th St...
...A touching: story, sincerely and {fcsrmingh" played, makes the curnst food fare at the 55th Street...
...City Central Committee meets Wednesday...
Vol. 21 • April 1938 • No. 18
