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who went to the platform alone among a hundred opponents, was disgraceful and wholly unneces- Daily sary. He could have been escorted from the plat- t«»> MITT (SICTION COMMUNIST INTINNiTtONM) Meet To irruL COMMUNIST Mass 11.5.*. Os Sunday C.P. Convention form without violence whatever Open Chicago his motives. No “America’s Only Working Class Daily Newspaper” adequate explanation of the dsiturbance at the FOUNDED 1924 Garden can be made without reference to these factors.” PUBLISHED DAIUY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE TIME TO STRIKE! »-By Burck * * * COMPRODAILY PUBLISHING CO., INC., SO E. 13th Jews Killed Workers to THE fact of deliberate, brutal provocation at the Street, New York, N. Y. * Garden meeting on the part of the Socialist Telephone: ALgonquin 4-79 54. Party leadership is thus fully confirmed in the Cable New N. Y. In Address ‘‘Daiworlc,” York. report of the Civil Liberties Union. This confirma- Bavaria; Gather at Washington Building, Bureau: Room 954. National Press tion could not have by the Civil Lib- 14th and P St., Washington. D. C been withheld 'lidwect Bureau: 101 South Wells St., Room 705, Chicago, 111. erties Board too without making the report ob- -Telephone: Dearborn 3931. viously distorted and false. U. S. Nazis Coliseum Subscription Rates: But the Civil Liberties Union report, after By Mail: (except Manhattan and Bronx', 1 year. $6 00; giving the facts which it could not ignore because month?, $3.50; 3 months. $2.00; 1 month, 0.75 cents, lannattan, Bronx, Foreign and Canada; 1 year, $9.00; they are too well known to the thousands of work- Plan Drive Hathaway and Gebert i months, $5.00; 3 months, $3.00. ers who witnessed them at the Garden, delivers its ly Carrier; Weekly, 18 cents; monthly, 75 cents. slap at the Socialist Party only, it is clear, to give Will Speak at the greater force to its main blow, the blow aimed at Demonstration Called Big Opening ! THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1934 the Communist Party. The Civil Liberties Union report gives the appearance of above-the-struggle, for Saturday at (Midwest Bureau, Daily Worker.) impartial judgments only to weight its condem- Nazi Consulate March nation of the Communist Party, the revolutionary CHICAGO, 28.—The Acts on Bills Communist Party, District 8, Roosevelt Two party of the American working class. NEW YORK—While news pic- open ONE DAY Roosevelt this week signed two bills. The facts here are definite and clear. The will its Ninth Convention deliberately planned by the So- reached New York of a Nazi INOne was the signing of the Vinson Naval Bill. ture of provocation, here on Sunday, April 1, at Party leaders in order a pogrom at in The other was the veto of the Independent Offices cialist to introduce definite Gunzenhausen, 7:30 p. m., with a mass meeting in atmosphere disruption and provocation, is fully Bill restoring some of the compensation and pay of which at least two Jews died the Coliseum, 15th St. and Wabash on the facts that can be attested to Ave., at cuts of which Roosevelt robbed the wounded war based facts, and many were seriously injured, which Clarence Hathaway, by the thousands of workers who saw the Garden editor of the Daily Worker, and veterans and Federal employees. and New York Nazis planned an events with their own eyes. anti-Jewish campaign at Bill Gebert, district organizer, will Roosevelt thus approved an authorization of a meeting In regard to this of report on the in Yorkville Casino Tuesday night, be the main speakers. $750,000,000 for the future building of 1,184 bombing section the way the meeting was han- New York Jewish workefs issued a Besides workers, who will planes and 102 war vessels. deliberately provocative coma dled by the Socialist Party leaders, it is necessary to call for support of their anti-fascist to greet the opening of the conven- But he vetoed an appropriation of $242,000,000 delegates present say that the disruption and provocation of the So- action. tion, will be from for thousands of wounded war veterans and Federal mining, railroad, pack- cialist leaders, with the conscious purpose of break- They announced a protest dem- the steel and employees struggling desperately to stay above the ing house industries of the district. ing the meeting, was not a sudden, accidental oc- onstration Saturday. March 31, at starvation line. 10 a. m., in front of the German The convention will evaluate the currence. That is the brutal, capitalist reality that lies Consulate, 17 Battery PI. The work of the district since the last The evidence of the meeting itself, as well as behind all of Roosevelt's sweetly hypocritical radio demonstration will be followed by convention, held in Milwaukee in other known facts, give indisputable indication speeches about the “welfare of the people.” Billions a march to Union Square and 1932, and basing itself on the draft that the course taken by the Socialist leaders at the Eighth for war, for deadly bombs, machine guns and gases a mass meeting there. resolution of National already been determined upon by Convention, to in to protect the foreign investments of the Morgans the Garden had The demonstration is called by be held Cleveland them well in advance of the itself. the Jewish Workers and will set itself the task of winning and Rockefellers. But wage cuts, slashed appro- meeting People's With the news of the heroic uprising of the Aus- Commitee Against Fascism and An- the majority of the working class priations for war veterans, hunger and misery for trian contrasting so terribly with the ti-Semitism, which in its call urged in the basic industries of Illinois the masses whom he pretends to love. proletariat, actions and policies of the Austrian Socialist lead- all anti-fascist workers to take part. and Indiana. Roosevelt tramples on the faces of the men who Anniversary of Pogroms. ers, it was necessary for the leaders of the American Nazi faced murderous hell and agony on the battlefields This demonstration will take Party some other than the to “make the world safe” for Morgan investments. Socialist to get issue place the day before April 1, the of Austria itself. He deliberately robs the Federal employees and bloody events first anniversary of the murderous j Lerroux Revives necessary quickly find their families of their bread—to pay for bullets and It was for them to some drive against Jews in Germany j issue upon which divert the attention of the which brought ! bankers' investments. to death, maiming, tor- Rail Workers Join Party on workers from the open class war raging in the ture and ruin to of Millions for Storm Death Penalty as But he gives $10,000,000,000 to guarantee bonds, hundreds thou- Linz, open class sands of Jewish workers, profes- mortgages, and dividends. He has already given streets of Vienna and the war that left the Socialist Party in a distinctly un- sionals and small business men, at Basis Daily Worker Sales Troopers close to $2,000,000,000 for w'arships and bombing the same time that wealthy Jewish of and War Strikes Spread favorable light. And the issue they planned was planes. He has already handed out $750,000,000 to were aided Hit- precisely the issue which their arrangements so financiers being by the clique of Wall Street bondholders who keep the ler, and giving him their support. NEW YORK.—Unit 3, Section 10, these new Party members wrote a clearly indicated wanted —a break in Water government bonds in their vaults. they the The anniversary is being marked of this District, shows an outstand- letter to the “Daily” telling of con- in German Budget Gas, Electric, united front of the workers coming together in ing example of carrying on success- ditions in the shop, especially of This is because Roosevelt and his government in Germany by intensified violence Workers Strike in the pride and enthusiasm of the Austrian up- against Jewish small ful concentration work in a rail- the filth in the “sign-out-room.” are nothing but agents of the Wall Street bil- workers and Nazi Program Reveals rising. traders, whipped up by a road yard through the Daily The letter was reprinted by the Valencia lionaires. Let Roosevelt make all the sweet virulent But they over-reached themselves. The brutal anti-Jewish campaign in all the Worker, resulting in new recruits for Unit in a pamphlet and sold to the Gigantic Increase speeches about “people.” His actions the Party. Clippings of letter in the are assault on Hathaway was a spontaneous extension newspapers. the workers. the MADRID, March 28. The Ler- actions of a Wall Street tool and agent. Every the “Daily” were posted by the in War Items of the pre-arranged plan. It had the effect of a In Gunzenhausen, Bavaria, Storm Previous to the circulation drive, roux cabinet met today to hurry Federal employee, every wounded war vet who Troopers staged a pogrom Tuesday, sales at the Pennsylvania Railroad workers in the shop. Within a week through a revive revelation to the thousands of workers who packed the company cleaned up the bill to the death now faces the misery of joblessness and wage attacking scores of Jews, two of yard in Sunnyside, Long Island, “sign- BERLIN. March 28.—Germany’s penalty in Spain, which was the Garden, who saw with astonishment and in- out-room.” abol- slashes, every C.W.A. worker w ho now faces the whom died as a result. Eleven Jews were practically at zero. Now sales budget for 1934, some details of ished after the revolution. r dignation an exhibition of brutality and reaction- were arrested total 300 copies per week. Far Reaching Effect which were made public today, is bitterness of starvation, every striker against the by the police, but of The bill is aimed ary violence that was in no way distinguishable course no Nazis. Tiba Garlin and Rose Leither, A New Orleans Pullman porter wholly a budget for war. directly against halfd N.R.A. slave codes is learning this fact. the as an from the police oppression of the capitalist class. American Heads Nazis. two of the most active comrades whose route ended at the Sunnyside Among the outstanding items in revolutionary workers, of- The masses are starving. Their standard yard copy ficial clear. of The assault on Hathaway gave the show away, for In New York Tuesday selling the ‘ Daily” at the wards, re- brought a of the “Daily.” it are a $100,000,000 grant to main- announcement makes night, the I unit mem- The announcement says the blil is living is rapidly sinking under the treacherous blows revealed the League of of New port that the workers were at first The tain the army of Nazi Storm Troop- it not only to thousands of workers Friends Germany, bers to introduced to “root out of the Roosevelt price-raising policies. The toiling on orders from the Nazi party in very reluctant to buy the Daily talked ers, and regular army and navy vandalism.” who witnessed it, but to the vaster workingclass i this Negro work- in the electric, gas, masses must get the billions that Roosevelt now Germany, Reinhold Wal- Worker. appropriations of $357,600,000, an Workers and audience of the country, the actual, living proof of accepted er, got his name in ladles out for war and the bankers. These billions ter, 308 East 86th St., an American The Negro workers were inter- increase of nearly $100,000,000 over water supply plants Valencia who it is that is the party of reactionary, oppressive and address and year. midnight night, come from the They belong to the masses. citizen, as national leader of the ested, following explanations to last struck at last in masses. violence. In the attack on Hathaway, coming as the I forwarded it to Additional directly solidarity with the hydro-electric The hungry masses must organize to wrest from ; Nazi organization in the United them how the items con- j culmination to the whole series of pre-arranged the District. This tributing to war preparations are j workers, who are already out on the Roosevelt government what is theirs. i States. “Daily” fights worker is now a provocations outlined in the report of the Fritz for the $14,000,000 to German ship- strike. wage above Gissibl. former leader, an- freedom member of the assist Organize to defeat Roosevelt’s cutting and Civil Liberties Union, the of the ping, $83,000,000 for aviation, The army is sending a troop of fact that the Socialist nounced that he had received or- Scottsboro Party. Rose Leither compensation slashes! Organize to force Roose- Boys, $48,876,000 for field aviation, $20,- to scab the Party leadership is at one with the capitalist ruling ders from “the great leader” (Hitler) against The white collared young workers military engineers on velt to turn the war billions over to jobless! lynching, Jim 000,000 for measures, and water workers, on board the class in its use of brutality and violence against its that all Nazi functionaries in the in the yard have also been inter- anti-aircraft electric Organize to force Roosevelt to give these billions workingclass U. S. must be American citizens. Crowism and all Daily Worker, showing $76,000,000 for the police. the army transport ship Almirante opponents was made as clear as day. forms of ested in the total $2,583,312,000. for the C.W.A., for for In- • * race The budget is relief, Unemployment • Carl Nicolai, former acting presi- the “Daily” can Lobo. discrimination. how be used to This figure is in addition to surance ! dent of the United German Socie- good Negro budget TWO minority reports then follow, that effect among both and revealing ties, announced program of a Tibi Girlin Both Negro workers. another 4,000,000,000 marks which * the and workers admire white the "impartial” report itself reflects the same vicious anti-Jewish to white began to comrades the Nazi government is borrowing kx campaign be who Three usually partici- forces that met in conflict in the Garden meeting. carried out by the the unit members came to sell in the work. Two pass out for special projects. Facing American Nazis the “Daily” day after day. pate Mussolini, A dissenting opinion from the majority was and their sympathizers, and a leaflets, briefly written and telling A Mild Reproach to theS.P. signed by Robert Dunn and Mary Van Kleeck: "counter-boycott” of those who take “What makes you come out here what the “Daily” stands for, at Epidemic In Austrian “In our opinion such a public meeting could part in anti-Nazi activities. He in such cold weather?” they asked. either end of the yard bridge over Concentration Camp Unrest, Organizes The comrades replied, “Communists VIENNA, March 27.—A dysentery to Cloak an Attack on not escape protest from a dissenting group In- said the American Nazis were or- which the workers go to and from ganizing a "German-American Pro- are always on the jobfor the work- work. The third comrade, selling epidemic was reported raging at a cluded in the general call and vitally anxious to ing regardless camp tective Alliance” to carry out the class, of the weather.” the “Daily,” is stationed in the concentration for political “Criticism” the Communist Party have its point of view expressed. An audience and Fake fight against Jews in America, and The workers liked this answer, middle of the bridge. It is note- prisoners at Weellersdorf, near has rights as well as the platform. We dissent even who at in- THE American Civil Liberties Union has just issued to spread Nazi propaganda. those were first worthy that non-Party workers and Weinemeustadt, government au- from the implication right clined to joke about it began buying Magazine Prints “Rap” * that the of free I.L.D. members in Queens help in thorities admitted today. Sixty- a report on the recent Madison Square Garden assemblage requires peace gained by the “Daily” to see what it was like. this work. nine prisoners have ben taken to meeting withholding at Corporative called by the Socialist Party to discuss the protest.” New Party Members Let’s hear from other concentra- hospitals since March 10. uprising of the Austrian working against working class Fas- The last dissenting opinion of the “impartial” Doumergue to Cut Ten railroad workers were re- tion units how they are to Scheme cism. The inquiry into the events at the Garden, eruited into the Party the basis the revolutionary influence and “neutral” report is from none other than Nor- on spread ment that “Japan must have peace states the Civil Liberties report, was authorized “not of Daily Worker sales'. Some of of our Daily Worker! and order in East Asia, and there- man Thomas, who repeats with truly impartial in- ROME. March 28.—The Musso- so much for the purpose of fixing as Wages, Pensions, fore is taking the lead in a job for lini government has felt itself responsibility, sistence that “the sole and single responsibility of for establishing causes of the and the good of the entire world.” forced to provide a "safe” vent for the conflict of the Civil Liberties Union was to determine minimizing them who was Confirms Nanking Betrayal the deep and widespread discontent in the future.” responsible for kind of the attack that turned what Relief, . openly Chiang fascist program The Civil Liberties Union describes itself in the Fire 80,000 Hirota Again Bids 11 S. He made clear how | with the of total would have been a solemn and orderly meeting into for Kai-Shek has sold out to the im- enslavement of the and report “as a neutral agency outside the struggle of workers a riot.” perialist powers when he said that peasants provided in the newly parties and groups.” But the report itself reveals To Take Four Billion The significance of the "impartial” report is in Soviets what the U. S. should do to “ad- adopted full “corporative state” that within itself the C.L.U. also expresses Aid War Against the made clearer when it is remembered that it is the Deficit Direct From vance the cause of peace in China” plan. irrepressible class antagonisms and class of is to support announcing plan, points result of the determined efforts of the two mem- Chiang Kai-Shek, who In this which view. The report marked off is now war on is into a majority bers of the Civil Librties board Workers’ Pockets waging the Chinese greatly fortifies the grip of the big- Union who are two Speaks of China’s Role in Anti-Soviet War; Soviets, assistance of U. S., report, and two minority dissenting reports. The avowed enemies with the gest monopolists on the workers, of the Communist Party, Norman PARIS. 28.—The Dou- and imperial- and union majority report follows: Thomas March Kai-shek's Japanese European their with the state, and the Rev. A. J. Muste. Was it In the mergue Cabinet is today to Confirms Chiang Betrayal Mussolini “It is undisputed that the Communists parti- meeting ists. declared his program was interests of a “neutral agency outside the con- complete its plans for throwing While denying Japan’s intention the of cipated in the Madison Square Garden “abolishing capitalism.” meeting flict” that these two gentlemen of the Civil Liber- complete a 4,000.000,000 franc deficit NEW YORK—The New York “The present Nanking government to make war on the Soviet Union, Today, I Problemi for the announced purpose del Lavoro of preventing two ties Board demanded its report? ($263,600,000) onto the shoulders of World-Telegram yesterday had its is sorely beset on all sides by reb- Hirota willingly discussed the role (The Problems of the People), the speakers from being heard and demanding places by the els, If The report of the Civil Liberties Union on an the unemployed, the civil servants front page dominated report Communists and bandits. of China in such a war, revealing organ of the National Association for two of their own speakers on program. and the veterans. of interview by Philip Chiang fails, is how far Nanking government the incident resulting from the' struggle of opposing an William Kai-Shek there no the for the Study of Labor Problems,

. The immediate for This deficit represents a part of Simms, its foreign editor, with happen. . . The has gone in its negotiations with responsibility breaking up the class points of view only makes it telling what will published an article ostensibly clear that its France’s for Koki Hirota, Foreign Min- result Is the same whether Chinese Japan for the meeting rests, therefore, squarely upon the Com- claim supra-class gigantic expenditures Japanese in preparation Japa- criticizing the fascist program. It to impartiality and “neutrality” war ister. Communism is inspired from abroad nese invasion of the Union. so, munist Party leadership. is preparations. Many previous Soviet does however, from a capitalist without foundation. The report reveals that the cabinets have trying interview, presses or by of mis- "Nanking “The Communists assumed the right as an or- fallen to bal- In this Hirota conditions want and now is convinced that point of view, and provides no hint Board of the Civil Liberties Union is itself tom ance this budget. an invitation to the United ery at understanding with Japan is ganized group to attend a public meeting to States home. an of analysis of the class basis of the which with the inescapable forces of the class struggle, The present program is to fire and Great Britain to help Japan in “In either case the answer is more to her advantage than con- crisis, or of any program for they were not invited as a group, and to deter- real and that all its reports and opinions inevitably re- 60,000 to 80,000 civil servants, cut the “pacification” of China, and chaos, and chaos in China is a men- flict,” he said. the working class. mine whom it should hear not hear. and Even flect these class forces. The class forces, we repeat, the wages of all others another five reveals that Chiang Kai-Shek, ace to world peace.” “Pacification” Simms adds that he has heard a That it is published, however, granting that a Communist leader was present that to eight per cent, Nanking dictator, is acting as a can mean nothing but a gigantic great deal of talk in the Mussolini conflicted at the Garden, only find additional reduce veterans’ East that indicates that is obliged for the purpose of maintaining up (even pensions by 700,000,000 puppet of Japan in China. war of enslavement of the Chinese Nanking government is pre- use order—at least if distorted) expression in the “impartial” francs and the to new methods of demagogy to the arrival of Woll and social insurance by 540,000,000 What this “pacification” means, people. paring to recognize the Japanese to stem the of LaGuardia—the Commu- report of the “neutral” Civil Liberties Union. opposition the Ital- nist Party leadership cannot escape francs. Hirota makes clear when he says: Hirota repeated his recent state- seizure of Manchuria. ian masses. responsibility The report concludes with the proposal for a for its rank and file members getting out of con- 'committee outside the membership or trol.” sympathizers of groups likely .to be in the conflict, for the pur- This is, of course, the traditional attitude of pose of obtaining agreements to minimize interfer- the Civil Liberties Union, the of attitude "liberal- ence and the hearing of complaints when they oc- U.S. Women Prepare World Anti-War Congress ism” which Women is greatly impressed by the niceties of cur.” for of who, and who was not, to the meeting. "invited” The Communist Party, of course, recognizes no The majority report continues: “neutral” agency in the class struggle. While it “Our lives, which we are asked to of the rights they have won through Women of all countries! We call "The of the International Anti-War U.S. Women Meet Sun. handling meeting intensified the cannot accept any allegedly supra-class supreme risk in the next war, are barely en- years of struggle; they are enslaved. on you to take the initiative in the conflict. Searching Communists their sym- Group Paris durable in these days of economic Can we permit fascism to spread factories, on the countryside, in to or court to pass judgments upon its struggles to lead Galls the Plan Participation at door, taking away crises. Housewives find it impos- with ever accelerating speed schools, in your organizations pathizers the banners and the working class to the seizure of power from the Meet July 28 sible to balance their budgets. More throughout the world? Can we per- wherever you live and work, to form in World Congress •opies of the ‘Daily Worker,' encouraging ushers capitalist ruling class, it is, of cour.se. always ready and more workers are thrown into mit fascism to drive the world back for the support and par- ‘.n eject disrupters, and leaving the policing of the proposals committees to discuss with any group when the pro- NEW YORK.—The World Com- the. horror and misery of unemploy- into the dam pit of barbarism? ticipation in the World Congress. many women in their membership ■neeting solely in the hands of untrained ushers, posals are for the purpose of broadening the scope mittee Against War and Fascism, ment. The wages of those who “Let make to lay the plans for electing a large were factors bound to increase hostile feeling. headed Time for Action us of our united forces of united front struggle against the enemies of the by Henri Barbusse, Romain work are constantly cut. Farmers an invincible rampart against and representative organization of ( "The attack Rolland and Lord has “The time has come for action. war, Negro physical on Clarence Hathaway, working class. Marley, is- are unable to sell their products and and an insurmountable barrier to and white working and farm sued a call from its headquarters in are driven greatest We must follow the lead of women women from States into the distress. Charlotte Despard, fascist terror. the United to Paris to women all over the world Women intellectuals and profes- like Anna Lind- the Paris Conference. This confer- to join their efforts in building a whose made great hagen. Karen Michaelis, M. de Saint “Let us direct our efforts towards ence will be in sionals, families the economic and political libera- held New York City Committee” called on the widow of gigantic Women’s Congress Against sacrifices so that they might com- Prix, Helene Stassova, Mme. Sun on March 30, 8 p.m„ League’s the Yat Sen, Dr. Gertrude Lilia tion of women. at the worker Munichreiter, hero of War and Fascism to be held in plete their educations, are unable Woker, office, 112 E. 19th St., Room 605. ILD Issues Stamps For AustrianRelief the Austrian workers’ who Paris 28, 29 Fenner Brockway, and Ellen Wil- fight, on July and 30, 1934, to make use of their training, are “INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S A committee of three, consisting was hanged by Dollfuss’ court mar- the 20th of the kinson; we must follow the lead of of anniversary last unable to find work. All around CONGRESS AGAINST WAR Anna N. Davis, formerly of the NEW YORK.—Fifty thousand The I. L. D. national office has tial. She was bringing a “gift” world war. The call, which is ad- us is misery and distress. It is great working class organizations, War Resisters of AND FASCISM. League, Annie E. five-cent stamps and 100,000 penny issued an to all who are col- from the Dollfuss fund. dressed to the women of every the duty of the women of all coun- different political tendencies, Gray of the Women’s appeal groups of and the Peace Society stamps country, reads in part: tries to react immediately to this veterans, most “Paris, January, 1934. and Winifred Chappell of the for the relief of victims of lecting funds for the Austrian vic- “I’ll take no ‘gift’ from the mur- militant groups in the intellectual Meth- “Our homes which were destroyed critical world “Signatures received: Claire odist Federation Social Austrian fascism were shipped over tims to send in all money collected my situation. world. We must gather all our for Service derers of husband,” declared the j and broken up by the war of yes- Charles-Geniaux, Madeleine Rol- is issuing the call of these organ- the the Interna- Fascism Rising forces from the farthest horizons, Mmes. country today by immediately, to be cabled to Europe, widow, as she ordered the lady out [ terday have hardly been rebuilt land, Signac, Wallon, Aurdee izations. I who exploit and from every corner of the globe. (France); tional Labor Defense, to stimulate where an I. L. D. committee of of her house. when those who profit most from “Those starve Violis Haden-Guest This preliminary conference will I the working women are the same the “We (Great Britain); Elin Wagner (Swe- set up a National and assist in the drive for relief women has gone into Austria to present system are feverishly must decide on our course Committee which I preparing a new of action, on our organization of den) Comtesse Karoly. will direct the work of funds, it was announced. distribute world slaughter. world over. They are the same holding dis- the funds. No deduc- CHILE TOWN FLOODED the struggle against war and against “We have also received a number trict and regional conferences at tions for any expenses are being “War is already raging in China, gentlemen who are preparing the of signatures of from which Students, teachers and workers at in Latin America, in Morocco. It fascism, on the means of carrying women coun- the widest representation of made in the collection of the $3,000 ANTOFAGASTA, Chile, next war. The economic crisis is tries under fascist regimes but for Commonwealth College, Mena, Ark., March 28. j is seriously menacing the borders out our demands for which we will women—working women, housewives, fund which the I. L. D. here has piling up more ruin on every side. obvious reasons and for their safety farm women, on the initiative of the local branch —Torrential rains in the Andes have ! of the peaceful Soviet Union. owe an accounting to history. teachers, intellectuals, pledged to collect, expenses being In the face of our anger, our ef- we cannot make them public.” students—will be called together to of the International Labor Defense, caused floods and washouts which so are flung headlong into forts Call to Congress paid out of organizational funds or “Millions at resistance, the privileged New York Conference mobilize the support of American collected $5.22 for the relief of vic- far today had the race of armament classes become alarmed immedi- through special means. resulted In five dead I production, and resort “We call upon all of you to sup- The American League Against women, regardless of race, creed, tims of Austrian fascism, our sons are pnlisted into the fascist port * * * and 100 to violence in order to crush this action and to participate War and Fascism has taken the ini- color or ately upon receipt of the call to col- injured, beside many homes: political affiliation for the armies, in preparation for the most us and to make of us better mili- in Congress of Women tiative in calling preliminary lect funds issued by the national VIENNA. March 8 (Bv destroyed. Communication* with the World a con- struggle aaginst war and fascism Mail >. —A formidable and most abominable tarized slaves for their war aims. which will take place in Paris on ference of women's organizations and for of I r. n. lady from Frau disrupted. electing delegate* to the office the Dollfuss' "Relief the interior were I war humanity has ever known. Under fascism, women are deprived | July 28, 29 and 30, 1934 and other organizations that have Paris Congress.