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gestion’' ' that our Havana Chase National Bank office YOU THE —By Burck would be very happy to be of any assistance possible CANT FATTEN BIRD ON RED HERRING! to him." l 9 • -j - . MAKES NAZI waa bribing Ma- DIMITROFF We do know the Rockefeller bank v .'** 1 •A • ». ' chado. Cespedes, and held the financial control of th« t ''kmmkmfo Oi# Working: Ctew ta»Hy Machado regime in the palm of ite hand. Hewspofter' This Ambassador, who went to Cuba through the A bank, bank that WITNESS’ EVIDENCE »oct»d«o vm portals of the Rockefeller the filled Ite coffers with gold at the expense of wholesale mur- Tkjrxz der of Cuban worker* and peasants, at the expense srtr x%- Roose- Tswpbcm*: AMooqote !-IKi of mass starvation of the Cuban people, ts today *. T, in HIMSELF AMrmi representative Cuba. DEFENSE FOR Cable •Mmt,-' Jfew Tort, velt's l*»«oa»; No wonder to bury in secrecy and W*tein«U» *»•*». Boon 9pi Wrwn VulNte* the Senate seeks 14th end ft. testem**— DC; silence the most flagrant and lurid of the Chase Na- Smashes Force of About His Pass- riots Evidence SBfctrtpUoc H»»e* tional Bank depredations in Cuba for “fear of In port When Nazi From Austria „ 8) Mali. «mwpt Madxattao and Brooal, 1 Trt/, 94.90 Cuba." « months, |Berlin. The witness was Stefan Krcyer, Nazi leader of the files of the Chase National Batik. Is sending a de- Linz, Austria. Earlier in the trial, made to im- ! legation to Cuba. an attempt had been peach by showing Vote Communist This delegation demonstrate ite solidarity with Dimitroff that tha will Italian Anti-Fascist passport which he used in Germany revolutionary of Cuba, struggling for liber- THE threat of more wage cute for city civil service em- the masses a forged one. imperialism. was ployees is looming again. That i* not surprising ation from Yankee When Dimitroff asked Kroyer if be One of the delegation, a member of tha -work It is a fact, which every capitalist newspaper has member Organizers Receive was aware that Nazis in Austria League, has already left for Cube. illegally, carry false passports, carefully and deliberately suppressed, that the present National Students and New on unregistered with the police, Untermeyer tax agreement actually guarantees that The rest of the will sail from York reside Thursday. 9. Savage Sentences Kroyev had no reply but the roared the next capitalist mayor of the city—no matter who November Organised by the Anti-Impenalist League, tius del- question: “What has this got to do It > also the in an indescribable tone of hatred noticed that in all the circus worker must have petition addressed to President. Roosevelt, sentence of Natale Colarich. who for this man who insists on exposing behind the all the EVERYfury of personal backbiting now developing in the the of warships fro® Cuba, Have You a Burck with four others was charged with hypocritical pretenses of tne demanding withdrawal Nazi court and New York City election campaign, the real Issues vita! naval and annul- Red Volunteers Flock organizing anti-Fascist groups in government. evacuation of the Guantanamo base, f workers, very neatly In Your Home? Gorizia. Poia, and The others, Kroyer was the companion of Ber- to the wel ?re of the have bee* ment of the Platt Amendment Trieste. Clemente Purger, Martino Montagna tbold Karwahne and Kurt Frey, Nazi , buried. A Red Sunday, November 3-6, has been set aside NEW YORK.—Jacob Burck, our j and two others, received witnesses who Wednesday tangled I While McKee calls La Guartiia a liar, and LaGuardia, purpose several hundred crayon senten-es for the specific of securing to Chinese Red Army staff cartoonist, threw his j ranging from six to eight years. themselves in contradictions attempt- with equal justice—the fundamental ring yesterday by taking ing prove retaliates—both thousand signatures to this petition in New York into the Eraldo Venezia and Saverio Mosca, to they saw Torgler with bread, for the jobless, lower taxes, up challenge of Michael Gold. | der issue of rent, relief Raise funds and forward them Immediately to the the “being members of a van Lubbe on the afternoon of Edward Newhouse charged with the fire. etc., have been completely lost sight of Anti-Imperialist League to make the delegation pos- Campaign Enlist Dr. Luttinger, subversive organization.” wrere each Kroyer's testimony differed Quotas Over-Fulfilled in to Helen Luke in many ways from It is not an accident that, is happening. It ts the sible I and to be the first sentenced to five years on Sept. 27. that of both the Fighters to raise SI,OOO in $40,000 Daily others, who had already contradict'd dominating purpose of the election to get a loyal large for the mass Million More Red the Two thousands women workers of There shall be mobilisations Worker themselves and each servant Street banks into the mayor's chair delegates, to be in Drive. a shoe factory in San Agostino. near other. of the Wall farewell meetings to the held When reminded of the workers it really matters very little which one eve BULKIN, Central Chinese Soviet of two-and- Niguarda, who had been receiving •! —to the Brooklyn and New York on November 8, on the have raised two divisions workers. advantage (By Mail)/ Another division is of a-half week which to 7 lire a day (about 60c to sll. is finally chosen—and then the capitalist city govern- of their departure. Republic. Under the composed have slogan, "A million for agricultural workers, and the fourth “Spinach” and “Literature” struck against a proposed wage cut. ment can go ahead with its program of putting over Now, more than ever, the Cuban masses require new soldiers over him, Burck expressed full Austria Bans the Chinese Red Army,” the Chinese of apprentices and artisans. | The cut was withdrawn the same day. FJS.U. more taxes. Increasing the subway fare, cutting wages your support in their fight against Wall Street confidence that, he would be able ! then an Increase in Soviet districts are carrying out a For in They demanded of 'civil service employees—all to protect the Wall St. the first time Chinese his- to overcome the handicap. His j wages, which they won within an- recruiting drive to-smash the sixth tory, the mothers of for Exposure bank loans. wives and work- : technique In accomplishing this other half day. of anti-Oommunist campaign, and to ers and farmers are urging their the candidate, is Hie | alii be to sell the original draw- the owners Robert Minor, Communist win new territory for the men-folk to enter the Red The In Niguarda of a Soviets^ Army. ings of his cartoons appearing works, having decided on a only one who has consistently, day la and day out, Another Marked Card Already in this city alone, four new of soldier has been tradition- machine job a each day to the highest bidder. wage cut. did not dare impose it. Anti-Soviet Lies fought to bring into the light of day the tie-up of the divisions, of 10,000 each, have been lowest, CAMPS”—this is the latest marked card ally regarded as the occupa- The one who sends in the larg- they closed the works, city government with the Morgan-Rockefeller banks TRANSIENT recruited. The Red Trade Unions Instead down * tion which a Chinese could take. But est contribution to Burck’s credit by Appeal Street, to be turned up in Roosevelt’s "New Deal.” and later fehired the workers one Made to Send of Wall the fight of the emancipated masses ' day According to Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Emergency on any one WILL RECEIVE one In lower categories, at corre- Minor has ashsd the question Why should the of the Chinese Soviet districts against THE ORIGINAL DRAWING OF lower wages. Protest Telegrams Relief Administrator, the “homeless unemployed” Jaffa Police Kill 10 I spondingly workers and their familie*; starve, when the Wall the armies of the Nanking butchers H E CARTOON APPEARING hasn’t lived in one state for a year"—are IT to Embassy Street banks are choking with hundreds of millions "anyone who When Arabs Protest has completely changed all that. In THAT DAY. to be Into such camps Yes, literally herded! the Red today join the | of dollars in their vaults? Why must the City pay herded districts to | Do we hear any bids? - |I i Strikes Face NEW YORK.—The Friends of the are not to be hired to work in Oppression Red Army is recognized as a French $100,000,000 to the bankers every year, while the The unemployed Zionist high Soviet Union received yesterday a over year honor. report relief to the jobless starring workers is cut to the these camps as boys were "hired” last to enter Premiers’ Wage Slash from their International Bur- offices are to be JERUSALEM, Oct. 37—Ten Arabs In eau In bone? Roosevelt’s reforestration camps. No the Soviet districts of Kiangsi Amsterdam that the Austrian and one policemaji are killed, and Province, the smash the power of the Red forces. Plan to Pay for War section of the Minor, candidate, is the only one opened to receive applications Irom workers cl r-> Young Communist F.S.U. has been out- the Communist many Injured, as police attempted to League has organized to It is sending criminals from the lawed by Guardia, and such "jobs.” A more selective method will be used. a division, the Dolfuss government. xho has shown that O’Brien La McKee, break up a demonstration r! Arabs be the Division prisons to colonize any district which PARIS. Oct. 27. Widespread This is one of the Workers will be sent to these "transient camps,’’. Hop- called International strikes of civil servants, teachers, and more indication »verv one, has direct ties with the Morgan-Rockefeller- in Jaffa, in protest against, the Zion- of . is won back from the Reds, and the growing strength of fclne admitted, by the "railroads, police and sheriffs.” Young Communists. other government employees are ex- fascism in Aus- Wall Street crowd that will destroy the flve-cent fare ist campaign to drive the Arab farm- At a single meeting in Pao infamous Pau-Tsla system of retribu- tria. words, any worker, any worker mass revived, as Premier Sarraut is after the election. In other militant ers from the land. Hsien, a small city, 700 joined tion hss been on the advice pected Albert Vienna was the source of the most conditions the preparing to call for sharp slashes in What about relief? La Guardia has promised his who fights against the miserable starvation Supported by the British imperial- Red Army. Within two days. 1,500 of the foretgn advisers. recent world-wide campaign of slan- million unem- ists, the Zionists are up the pay of government workers to hanking supporters that not one cent more will go to now haunting the more than fifteen buying land more volunteered in this town. In This is the system of der about "starvation, infanticide and away Arabs. organizing make up a $333,000,000 deficit in the cannibalism” relief payments. McKee has not even bothered to open ployed, may find himself classified as '“homeless.” He and driving the the town of Ka Hsien, the quota of families into groups of ten, called in the Soviet Union. budget. Cardinal Innitzer of his mouth on the subject at all. He has confined may find himself In the custody of a policeman, a Steel-helmeted policemen opened volunteers was doubled in the first Pau, and Paus into aggregates of five, He also announced that he would the Catholic fire Arabs to march Church there was the "discoverer” himself to making promises to end BOSS rule—pro- sheriff or a railroad detective, and on his.way to a as the attempted month. called Tsift. If any member of any carry out his predecessors’ with of through the streets Jaffa in pro- policy this sad state of affairs in the work- mises so ridiculous and funny In the light of the "transient camp.” of Practices abandoned since the of these families is accused of revo- respect to debts to America, and so test against impertalist-Zionist feudal days before ers’ land, where they have just har- fact that is the of Once there he must work He will receive no com- the the 1911 revolu- lutionary activity, the whole Pau- would also refuse to enter into any obvious he cheapest kind office on as a mi- tion been vested the biggest crop in their his- pensation what the Administrator terms attacks them national have revived by the Xuo- Tsia. which may consist of 200 to separate discussions with Germany boy for the Tammany Boss Flynn, that even the cap- above a mintang government in tory, where there is work for every- simple language, nority. an effort to 500 persons, is punished. on the question of disarmament. italist press is ashamed to print them too often "minimum care” standard, or in one and where no one goes hungry. Only Robert Minor, of all the candidates, has starvation rations. Th fascists combined with the Chris- definitely declared that the present Untermeyer tax Forced labor camps, yes! But these are more than tian Socialist Party in Austria to demand the agreement will inevitably be repudiated by the workers. forced labor camps. They are prison camps! They can suppression of the Friends of the He Is the only one who has declared that huge be compared only to the vicious turpentine camps of Soviet Union there, the Japan Carrying Out Tanaka Plan Every who exposed Innit,zer’s lies and ral- plunder the Wall banks get out of the South, murderous concentration camps in Detail that Street the to the of lied the masses of Austrian workers City must be stopped at once. Nazi Germany, to the cruel prison colonies of Fascist I THE second anniversary of the to the defense of the Soviet Union. Feed the starving jobless by levying heavy taxes Italy. They are a further step by the Roosevelt regime Ruling Class The American of So- robber war of Japanese Imperial- : | Step by Step Terror: All strikes Friends the on rich—that is has proposed! Fascism desperate effort get of ON Infamous Anti-Soviet Scheme Is are treated Union called upon all the what Minor toward in its to out the ism against the Chinese people, any as “police questions.” viet have their Make the bankers pay the suffering of the work- expense.' began, any branches, and organizations, for crisis at the workers’ account of its events cannot but re- Fulfilled, While Workers, Peasants Since war at hint of dis- other to ers. Let them pay the rent of the workers. Let them * * • veal their exact dove-tailing with the content in munition plants, police send telegrams and resolutions of pro- for unemployment insurance for all Bleed, Sweat, Starve with machine guns are posted within test to the Austrian Embassy in provide unem- WITH cynical contempt, Roosevelt already laid the “Tanaka Memorandum” of 1927. This the to watch every move- Washington, and to local consulates, ployed workers! " was a document never supposed to factories basts for such,a step in his radio speech last Sunday. demanding that the right of the The rotten stock structure of the subway have been made public. Indeed, Jap- ment. companies He spoke of "several million” unemployed “who worked of F.S.U. in Austria work legally be must be torn to pieces in order to guarantee the five- anese government officials deny that "We want not one foot of foreign ! 000 workers, or 40 per cent of all In short: The robber war has to occasionally, when, they felt jt, and others who soii, but will fight for every inch of are unemployed restored and that no suppressive cept fare, Minor declares. like. such a document ever existed, that workers, today in brought more hunger, worse slavery! preferred not to work at aH.” With this vile statement is; published by our own!” has no imperialist aims. measures be used against it. To vote for Minor means it as the revolution- Japan. Further, there is no unem- Two years of war added a to vote against the Un- a en- ary press, “a If so, the But Japanese imperialism and its ployment or other social insurance, have The international secretary of the he showed not only heartless disregard for the forgery.” hellish burden to the miser- termeyer robbery taxes, to safeguard the flve-cent fare Mikado’s generals have been letter- puppet "Manchukuo,” continually tries and though the government is to always F.S.U., Walter Stoecker, is still in forced suffering of the jobless workers, but a vicious able existence of the toiling peasants jail from the Wall Street bankers, to increase relief pay- perfect in carrying out this “forgery” to represent the Soviet Union as a spend 1.300,000,000 yen ($1 at in Germauy, and the F.S.U. in desire to arouse those with jobs against the unem- current of Japan. The feudal landlords, al- ments, to end the Tammany police brutality against in every detail. “menace,” and utters hysterical cries rate equals 3.84 yen) for this year, that country has been outlawed, de- ployed. as “people too lazy to work,” as hoboes, or as of alarm, all lied with the financial oligarchy, with which it still strikers on the picket lines. The invasion of was, to cover up Japanese it appropriates only 7,000,000 yen “to spite manages to carry tramps. Manchuria to their underlings of usurers, kith s on. under great the A for Robert Minor is a vote lor the interests begun two years ago, excused preparations attack. aid the unemployed!” handicaps, work vote when So far, peace and speculators, after unloading the of spreading working Now he proposes to turn the unemployed oyer to as due to an “attack by Chinese” the firm policy of the the truth about the So- Os the class! Vote Communist’ who Soviet Union, and Wage Cut burden of crisis on to the peasant viet Union, thus the tender mercies of the “railroads, police and sher- “happened” to become suddenly hos- the vigilance 'of counteracting .ih the world proletariat, have defeated Lower Wages: Government sta- toilers, added the unbearable burden some measure the vile slanders iffs,” and of his brutal prison camp keepers. In this tile. When Japanese troops advanced tistics northward the Chinese the provocative plans of Japanese, admit that since the war be- of war—the sacrifice of blood and against the U.S.S.R. by Hitler and his way Roosevelt hopes to reduce the cost to the capital- beyond East- as well gan, ern Railway, their as other imperialists. But the actual wr ages paid in money ever mounting taxation. Hundreds of murderous Nazi gangs. ists of caring for the unemployed, and dispose easily officers “explained” Japanese have been thousands A Bank’s Ambassador that it was “just to repair a bridge imperialism persists in pro- reduced 12 per cent. But actually starve. Famine of those who resist the carrying through of his hunger vocations. Every means, fair and this is only a part of the wage re- conditions, with whole families living WHEN it comes to the real capitol of United over the Nonni River.” When they Cuba, the program Southward foul, are used to draw’ the Soviet duction suffered. There was an ad- on grass and leaves, widely prevail. ” swarmed across the Great States is at 18 Pine Street, in the Wall Union into "crossing swords” with ditional indirect wage cut against all Landlords raised rents 15 per Call Chicago d situated And he hopes to popular support for these Wall and into Jehol. Tokio accounted have Youth wm Japan—or Manchukuo, which is the workers, by inflation, per year. thought Street financial section, New York. Before Sumner detestable plans by turning his propaganda machine for this by saying that the Chinese of 11 cent cent each And food is for Cuba to same thing. We must therefore, in only the first year of through higher in the cities, the prices paid P. Welles sailed act as Roosevelt’s Am- on the job picturing the unemployed had “provoked” the sensitive generals war. loose of as the sound the alarm to all workers, and higher prices. Figures are lacking for the peasant grower are less than ever, Conference to Plan bassador for Yankee imperialism, he called at that commanding invaders. All ap- for "criminal” elements, or at best "worthless vagrants.” peared to be call protest and resistance against the second year of war, but prices of when the tax-gatherer leaves any- address for instructions at the Chase National Bank. * * * “unforeseen accidents.” ’ ’ *>•¦ Events Follow Tanaka Plan. the impending attack on the Soviet food and clothing tremendously thing to sell. Rent, No ambassador would think of representing American Union. have for w’hieh land- Congress THESE so-called "Transient camps” should be tought But astoundingly enough, each increased. In one month alone, Jan- lords are refusing to take produce Anti-War in Cuba without first wishes and Interests ascertaining the * relentlessly by every movement, Plans Against Chinese Masses. uary prices per and cash, per every worker, employed as well as the seizure of rail- 1933, food rose 8 cent! demand takes 25 cent CHICAGO—In preparation for a of the chief plunderers of Cuba. ways, the building of new ones be- Concerning China, the Tanaka Women' workers, of whom of the peasant's unemployed. there are crop. broad youth anti-w'ar congress In will never tween certain cities, Memorandum said, in part: "We must many, We probably know the number or con- the establish- proportionately were cut in $7 a Year to Live Chicago, a conference of representa- Every workers organization should immediately ment of the fake gov- pursue our own ends . . wages tents of the hurried and hectic conferences held by “independent” military more than the men. More, Taxes—and since everything is tives of all youth adopt resolutions of protest against these camps' send- even in order to destroy the military, po- organizations, re- Welles with the Chase Bank officials In Havana ernment of Manchukuo, the women labor in Japan is actually en- taxed, the government even making gardless of their religious or political ing in such resolutions for publication workers’ tactics and the hypocritic litical and economic development of during the last bloody gasps of the Machado regime. in the excuses slaved, kept in barracks under con- the peasants pay special taxes to pay beliefs, has been called for Wednes- press. given, were, one and all, laid China.” At present, with the com- tract. with parents. We will probably learn how closely Welles fol down And the highest the police for terrorizing them—the day evening. Nov. I, by the Chicago never in this supposed “forged” document, plete surrender of the Kuomintang wage for in textile mills in the advise of these financial backers of Macha- Protest demonstrations should be organized in every to women existing taxes are constantly in- "rovisional Youth Committee Against lowed written years before! In the face international Imperialism, it is ob- January 1933, a 77 sen Cespedes, city against prison camps, against labor, facts, was miserable creased. Taxes of al kinds, includ- War. do’s murder regime in replacing Machado by forced for of these cold can Japanese vious that future attacks of Japan (about cents U. S.). will 20 The highest ing support of the war, At this conference, which has been another recipient of Chase National Bank graft; nor adequate relief, and for unemployment Insurance! imperialism still deny that, in 1927, be directed mere than before male (skilled robber take against labor shipbuilders) of 50 per cent of the tolling peasants' endorsed by Henri Borbltsse, chair- IMr. Bank-Welles secret The Unemployed Councils should be built into power- Baron Tanaka, then Premier, out- the sole unifying center of 257 yen, the Chase relations with the national cqualls only 66 cents, U. S. crop. The average toiling tenant man of the International Committee government ful, in struggle lined, in a secret memorandum ad- the liberation struggles of money. pMeent Grau San Martin mass fighting bodies the course of the the Chinese peasants has only 25 per Against War, delegates from the > dressed to the Mikado, a diaboligcal people—the Provisional therefore » • • ? for these demands. All Conditions Worse for bloody conquest, Soviet Government of China. cent of his crop, approximately 25 World Youth Congress Against War plan military and Fascism, w* do know from the Senate testimony—testi- The ranks of the workers should be united—em- first of the Far East and later of The toiling masses must look, not No reduction in hours: The usual yen in value (about $7 in U. S. money held in Paris in Sep- DOT tember. will report., as v.lll delegates ® mony reeking of an orgy of graft, bribery, corrup- ployed and unemployed, A. F. of L. members. Commu- the whole world? Will any apologist only back upon what Japanese im- work-day is 10 to 11 hours, often at current rates), to live on, per fam- perialists have done, but also more; overtime is not for in many per year. from the recent United States Con- tion, murder for the profit of the Rockefeller-con- nists, Socialists and non-Party workers—in the fight come forward now, to claim that all for- pair ily Japanese military in Asia ward to what they intend and plan cases. War has not shortened the If he borrows money, he cannot gress Against War. National Bank—that Mr. Welles before against forced labor and for Jobless insurance. actions trolled Chase since September 18. 1931, by to do. as set forth in the Tanaka hours. repay, with interest at around 12 This conference will be held at 8 for hie and Now, comrades, the occurred he departed counter-revolutionary impe- is time to act. Build and “mere chance” were not Memorandum. And on this basis Speed-up: War intensified per cent and multiplied by p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1, at Y.M.C.A. Cuba, and well- or- has even usu- role in stopped at the Chase strengthen the unemployed movement. Close your prepared long before? ganize and act to prevent further speed-up to a killing pace, rers’ tricks—and whatever Central College, 19 South LaSalle St. rialist-intervention especially he owns The National Bank for advice ranks. Refuse to go further in a game where the What Is Important, is not limited enslavement of the Chinese people, in war supply plants, marine trins- is seized. Debts of the yeoman-ten- headquarters of the Provisional We do know that Mr. Well** "accepted the sug- cards are stacked against you. by how far the program of Baron and stop the planned attack on the port, etc. ants are three times that of the Committee are 208 N. WelhrSt.. Room Tanaka has been put effect, Soviet Union! No rest vast kulak “tan,” and 310, telephone Dearborn 9533. All into but days: The majority per the total peas- youth organizations how much of it remains as the present Japanese Workers and War of workers work every day. There and debt is now estimatedat 5,500,000,- are urged to send Philadelphia Workers Disrupter Expelled Plan Huge Protest plan of action of Japanese imperial- Two years of are no rest” in delegates to the conference. | experience have “days of Japan for 000 yen. The grown son is carried * « * ;sm, and—what the working class can shown the Japanese workers the workers. No “Sundays.” no five-day to war, to “save empire;” to Demonstrate Nov. 2 from Jobless Council Meet Against Arrest to it. off the Manifesto Adonted in do stop falsity of the that week. War brought no change—- young daugher, Springfield bourgeois promise lias he a mere school SPRINGFIELD. Insurance Next Step—Against U.S.S.R. day year Mass.—The rank for Jobless of Silk Strikers "war will bring prosperity.” The rob- no rest the round! girl, sold (quite legally!) into slavery and file NEW KENSINGTON, Pa.—A* a re- j Therefore, let us examine the next Forced membership of the Socialist- ber war against China has brought collections: Besides “fines” at a factory or prostitution in the led Unemployed League suit of hi* disruptive activity in the EASTON. Pa.—Preparations a step of the Tanaka Memorandum’s only to the barons frequently taken from workers wages, forced adop- PMTT.AriRT.PHTA. — for prosperity banking "yoshiwara,” by Pa. A mass city- Unemployed Council, Joe Condek was plan, which concerns an attack of the contract. The small tion of the manifesto of the United for higher relief huge protest meeting against the ar- and war profiteers. To the wage the bosses and reformists have used owner holds to his land to the last, ride demonstration expelled from the organization at a rest of the Soviet Union and further expansion States Congress Aga’nst War. despite and for the heroic silk strikers are workers it brought the following: the war to compel workers to con- but when he sells it, pressed as he is, the p meet increased prices mas* meeting of 200 members of the being into Mongolia and China. As regards opposition of Raymond Dow. Unemployment Insurance made in Phlllipsburg, N. J. The Increased unemployment: Even ac- tribute from their miserable wages he gets much less than its value. head of the Workers' organization. will be held at. Cedar Audi- the Soviet Union, the document, after League, at a meeting pillbe held Nov. Thursday at meeting that, to the cording to government figures, which “for national defense.” Much of Bent and worn with unending and Ot. kill 5. torium by the strikers together with asserting carry out seizure 20. |2 noon in Beybum Plaza The Recently Condek began to associate of more territory, Japan must “in- are doctored to conceal the truth, the such funds went into grafters' pock- unpaid toil, starved and terrorized, Dow and to with bands the International Labor Defense. ets who did other leaders objected is being called by the himself disruptive in the evitably" .U. S. S. R., percentage of "officially registered” the collecting. the war is the last straw. No won- the pa-agraoh calling for lemonstration against attack the demonstra- Unemployed Councils of Philadelphia city, and worked the inter- Two days ago, John Modncy, a silk speaks of “crossing swords with Rus- unemployed, to the total number of No collective agreements: Even der that we read the following sig- tions. picketing and. ests of strikes as weapons the object of voicing protest the unemployed, and acted as striker, was arrested by the State sia on the fields of Mongolia, in or- workers, rose from 5.2 per cent in where there arc reformist unions nificant line written by a peasant of against war. the of Hth a for Despite adoption (gainst the mass misery and under- stool-pigeon the bosses. Police at Bath. Pa., because he ap- der to gain control of the wealth of 1930 to 7 per cent in October. 1932, (only 8 per cent of the workers are the Tokio prefecture: “Every day the manifesto by a large majority. iourlshment of children, and to or- ! peared on a picket line. Bob Roberts, North Manchuria, as part of our pro- or from 368.363 to 503.958. By nu- organized), the bosses deal with work- the police arrest hunger rioters in Ilia “Springfield Union” reported the V baize a determined struggle for ination against Negroes and foreign-j j one of the picket captains, was ar- gram of national development.” jmerous tricks, this government figure ers "Individually.” The war has not our village. But evejy day, too, some following day that the question had fnemployment. Insurance. Discrim- bom masses will be scored rested bv the Easton nolle*. The Soviet Union with its slogan 1 conceals the fact that at least 3,000,- changed this policeman disappears.” been tabled.