THE DAILY. WORKER Page Three DEMAND BITUMINOUS STMKE AND | AS WE SEE IT PHULY STARTS FOSTER WILL REPRESENT CHANG CANNOT The Walden (Continued from page 1) WORKERS PARTY AT N. Y. aristocrats. Kellogg being just an ANTI-FASCIST MEETING Book Shop BEWARE OF LEWIS BETRAYAL IS animated chunk of protoplasm with I.LDJORKIN SELL only enough knowledge CHINESE to enable him NEW YORK, Sept. 18 Every or- 307 Plymouth to wealth, had to a rub- Court amass become ganization opposed to the bloody ber mat for the British aristocracy (Between regime of the black dlotator Mus- State and Dearborn CALL to wipe their feet on. OF MINERS represented PROGRESSIVE solini will be • • • SPIRIT at the GOOD TO THE BRITISH Just South of Jackson) was monster International demonstration By TT no difficult task for the Brit- against ALEX REID -*• “II Fasclo” to be held on ; ish ruling class to get this flunkey CHICAGO (Secretary of the Progressive Miners’ Committee.) Other Cities Have Suc- Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20th at 2 Treason Will Fail Says to cancel Saklatvala’s visa. And p. m. at the Central Optra House, Brother miners of the anthracite, we are on strike for a few silent Cal was a willing partner in the —: 7 cessful Send-off 205 East 67th street under the au- r pennies increase in wages and a few minor changes in working deal. Cal is afraid of anything Soviet Organ George E. Pashas that spices of the Anti-Fascist Alliance conditionsthat will help us td live a little not already appeared more like human beings, has in the (Special to tha DAILY WORKER.) of North America. and whioh will save us columns of the Ladies’ Home (Special to The Daily Worker) the awful fate that has overtaken our, Journal. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 18.—A The meeting will be addressed by But cancelling Saklatvala’s MOSCOW, (By Tass)—Commenting brothers in the bituminous field. Our brothers in the soft coal passport large delegation of workers mostly William 2. Foster for the Workers j COZY does not that he will have field are unemployed and starving. They have been in a state of mean no from permanent branches of Interna- Party, Richard Brazier for the I. W. editorially on the last shooting at audience for his views India. Al- semi-starvation for the last three years and of them are no tional Labor Defense, attended Phila- W., Norman Thomas Tor the Social- Tientsin the Izvestia interprets it as most ready more intelligent capitalist po- starving since the signing of the Jacksonville agreement that was delphia’s defense conference and lit Party, Carlo Treaea, Hon. Vin- an endeavor of Chang Tso-lin to prove liticians, like Senator Borah, realize I LUNCH saddled our in by launched a promising local Sunday cenzo Vacirca, Arturo Giovannitti his ability to establish order in China on necks Florida, Lewis. that the dumbbell Kellogg has com- afternoon. An executive committee and Elizabeth Curley Flynn of the and create a government that would 2426 Lincoln Avenue ' While our brothers starve, the mitted another blunder. His i Mexican of 16, representative of all sections American Civil Liberties’ Union will be acceptable and desirable to the One-half from Imperial coal operators in conjunction Our victory was conceded by every Hungarian Karolyi , block Hall note was one. The of the workers’ movement here was preside. great powers. with the other capitalists, have one, it was recognized we were vic- advantage PHONE DIVERSEY 0791 was heard to better be- elected to direct the work of the new City attend The Moscow leading organ consid- torious on every hand, nothing Workers of New York moved the coal trade from the that cause Hughes gagged him while he unit. Eight unions and seven Work- however, Marshal to the short of this protest meetingl Show your ers, that Chang’s CHICAGO union fields non-union fields, a miracle could offset that was in this country than if he were men’s Circle branches sent delegates solidarity with the workers of Italy! plans are unrealizable. The major- ; in their effort to destroy our union in victory, when John L. Lewis stepped given expression. freedom of The to the conference. ity of the Chinese bourgeoisie is still the central competitive field. To be to the front and surrendered to the truth about India will be heard here evening, In the William Weinstone Chinese Villages Deluged. In favor of persevering in the anti- more able to slash our wages and de- injunction of Anderson thereby doing despite the slickness of the British spoke Free Lessons in English to an audience whose enthus- PEKIN, China, Sept. imperialist struggle. A bloc is quite stroy our working conditions. During in one day what the combined forces government and the subserviency of iasm showed that workers’ interest in 18.—Nine hun- dred villages are surrounded by water possible between Chinese work- This advertisement entitles this process of destruction our presi- of capital could not do in six months—- the state department. Communists Labor Defense and prison- the you class war as a result of the break in the south ing and peasant masses and petty to free instruction for a dent John L. Lewis, has quietly stood defeat the miners. may be from this country, but ers is reviving the influence of barred under dike of the Yellow river at at Yun- bourgeoisie against Chang Tso-lin, in month upon enrollment in our by and permitted our brother miners, Fight For Nationalization. Communism cannot. International Labor Defense’s propa- 3 • chenghsien. The break caused the whom the other hand, has MONTHS’ Morning, with their wives and families to Brothers, our only hope for relief * • ganda and activity. This mass meet- on America After- river to change its faith, as looks upon him a noon or starve in the bituminous field without from our trouble in the coal mining looks as if Lloyd George in ing, following the wholly successful course. no she as Evening class. sees pro-Japanese agent. ’I raising the slightest protest to save industry is nationalization of/ the ITthe crisis thru which Britain is conference gave International Labor Special Rates for Private London Workers Against Paclflism. The present movement against for- Instruction us or our union from destruction. mines with workers’ control. Every passing, brilliant opportunity to Defense a send-off that will make the of Two or More. . a LONDON, Eng., Sept. 18.—A battle eign capitalism in China, the Izvestia convention of the United Mine Work- way power, Philadelphia iabor movement and the Pupils Terrible Decline In Union. work his back to The precipi- may transfer from class to class ers has policy of workers here generally participate ac- between workers and fascists, concludes, is at the same time a Less than years ago per indorsed the na- thing is by no means impossible. or from private Instruction to classea. two 70 cent tively the necessary of tated by a fascist parade, took place struggle for creating a truly nation- of tionalization and we now demand Lloyd George is by all means the In task amnes- the soft coal was produced in the on the streets of London. Thousands al all-Chinese government capable al- Office Hours from 9 to 9, except that our leaders fight for nationaliza- most versatile capitalist political ty and labor defense. Saturday union field and only per pro- • * * 30 cent or resign of workers demonstrated against the so of freeing the country from native duced in the tion the positions they have trickster in England. It is rumored MAVOLTA C. PEACE nonunion field. Now 70 prostituted. Engdahl In Minneapolis. fascists. warlords and, generally, militarism. per cent is produced in the non-union that several members of Baldwin’s SCHOOL OF ENGLISH In this struggle we MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 18.— field and 30 per cent produced in the must solicit the tory cabinet have formed a caucus Rooms 400-402.404-406 Isabella support J. Louis Engdahl, editor of the DAILY Building union field. active of the workers on the with the object of forming a coalition 21 East Van Buren Street. At the tri-disrtict conven- WORKER, spoke to enthusiastic tion last June, Lewis railroads. An alliance must be formed government with Lloyd George at the an Fight Barring of Communist stated that a between miners and Labor Defense Day demonstration at general strike may. be called to the the railroad- head. The names of Churchill, Birken- en- No coal the Finnish Hall here. Several hun- ers. must be moved in the head, Horne and a few others are (Continued 1) to force the Jacksonville agreement, and persons Eng- from page ers demand the free entrance of anthracite that will interfere with the mentioned. Those men pure dred cheered assent to Madison Pharmacy j the anthracite miners at the conven- are dahl's for the all workers fighting capitalist and im- Saklatvala into the United States. It striking miners, or help to defeat careerists and not politically demand release of the tion showed by their behavior that are one perialist oppression." points out that in this action against INC. them in this battle. All workers in stable. Their presence in Baldwin’s more than hundred class war that must be done. prisoners in American jails. The "Our government in this action Saklatvala are involved the liberties America are urged to rally to' the cabinet does not bode well for its mass BETTER Since that time Lewis has refused meeting preceded by allied Itself with the British oppres- of free speech for all workers in this support of the coal diggers who are longevity. was a confer- to even mention it or do anything of India, Ireland, Egypt, China country and it calls upon them to par- • ence of workers’ delegates who as- sors DRUGS bearing the brunt of the attack of or- * • about it, but on the contrary, Phillip sembled in Moose Hall to form and Morocco. The action is a clear ticipate in the demonstration of pro- ganized capital. mHE next big fight in the British a Light Luncheon Murray, the vice-president of our Minneapolis unit of International La- and public demonstration that our test to be held on Monday evening at Served I The progressive miners in -*- union stated that there the an- labor movement will take place per- government Washington an 5 p. m., in Union Square to demand: has is no in- thracite are organized fight bor Defense. More than twenty in is in- 1154 Madison tention to call a general to for the when the labor party conference Morgan (1) Street,' strike, there- following program: manent branches of I. L. D. that had strument of the House of “The admission of Saklatvala by ass.uring the operators that they meets at Liverpool. The Communists been previously formed, sent dele- which is establishing the rule of im- into the United States. Corner Ann Increase of wages. directly represented have nothing to fear from our fake will not be in the gates as well as unions and other perialism over the oppressed peoples (2) The checkoff complete recog- ‘‘To demand international OPEN DAY leadership, again notifies and conference, but as they are firmly organizations. Europe Asia, AND NIGHT j and once the of workers' of and as well as over trade union unity, to demand the free- nition the union. rooted in the trade unions many of secretary American miners they can starve and Jack Bradon was elected the workers of the Philippines, Porto dom of India, China, Philippines. Haiti Four Phones Chicago Improvement In working condi- their best speakers at j die for all he is concerned. will be the of the Minneapolis local of Interna- Rico, Hawaii and Mexico.” Porto Rico, Morocco and Syria and all tions. conference representing their labor tional Labor Defense and an Use this Opportunity. Six-hour executive Czarist Allowed to Enter oppressed peoples from the imperial- day, five-day week. organizations. Several labor party committee
• ing Phone Albany 9400 BUILDERS' CLUB MEETS workers to demand the unity of RED LIBRARY i fj MONDAY, labor, to condemn the persecution of | lllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllllllll SEPT. 21ST foreign-born labor in the United * States i and the oppressed peoples in ; Including the choice of working < (Special to Tho Daily Worker) other H. Jacob Zimmerman countries to expose the rule of class NEW YORK CITY Sept. 17.—The American and foreign [ poetry. TEACHER OF PIANO capital in DAILY WORKER Builders’ Club of China, India, the Philippines. Mexico : i STUDIO: New York will hold Its flrat meeting and other colonies, that the American [ In these poems you will find in- | 3234 Hlrsch St. Tel. Spaulding 6005 thie Monday, Sept. 21et, at Manhat- government hag barred Saklatvala.” to ; spiration for the struggle. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllll' tan Lyceum, 66 East 4th Street, Communist Demands J elect a board of directors and decide "The Workers (Communist) Party for the p * Philadelphia, Notice! on plane future. Every of America representing the Interests \ OR RECITATION AT WORKING CLASS AFFAIRS— DAILY WORKER Builder who qua- of all exploited workers of America, membership ;TO GIVE TO OTHER WORKERS—FOR YOUR lified for in the club Is protests the decision of Kellogg, form- LIBRARY ; Weber Printing Co. expected to present. Katter- be L. E. er ambassador to Great Britain and 360 N. FIFTH will report on the work of the STREET, feld now secretary of state of the United past year and J. O. Bentall Philadelphia, Pa. t will States. It demands the admission of JUST OFF THE PRESS! CORRESPONDENCE speak. Saklatvala and calls upon all work- : i > " 11 ’ 10c well NUMBER- A most interesting debate between two known - ! COPIEB Bertrand Russell TWELVE FOR ONE DOLLAR. men on the subject: “IS THE SOVIET IDEA APPLI- Get This Issue! Scott Nearing Debate : . I CABLE TO WESTERN CIVILIZATION?" the 50 CENTS [ DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. ;
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