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iVote Red Even If You ! GUTTERS OF NEW V()RK —by del Slaughter Compel NR A to Ask Did Not Register for U. S. Workers Hail ‘A House’ Industrial Union to the Red Anniversary Witness Says ofRaul NEW YORK.—A worker who had ] ' registered Democrat in , ¦ (Continued frem Page 1) On SdwaAd Confab on Fur Code' | with several friends, asked at the j Needle Union of the Communist Election j blood-thirsty capi- I office power of “their” NEW YORK.—More workers tak- 1 Campaign Committee whether he ; talist masters. Militant Battle Put Up : and his friends could now vote j They will hail with fraternal soli ing the stand Thursday identified Communist. rarity- not only their victorious the seven gangsters on trial before Force to make Union, World’s Records and Fun By Delegates j The committee wishes brothers in the Soviet bu Judge Collins at the General Sessions it to all workers thai they ; heroic brothers of Centra Recognition clear also their 1 Court. Although they murdered two can vote any way they choose on j Europe and Cuba, who today are, question thr.t George Saling was accustomed to being Tuesday, regardless of how they for the imminent call to j and wounded several others in the j preparing boss-inspired “How dees it feel to be the world’s best man in NEW YORK.—Recognition of the registered. follow the road of Nov. 7, and seize raid on the Needle THEasked was the Needle Trades Workers' Industrial power for the Tracies headquarters last April, your specialty?” j workers. charged with Union and union representation As the triumphant march of the gangsters are only "first 120 hurdles and he was only at: and second degree assault.” His specialty was the yd. not a soecial conference to work out j Soviet Union makes horribly immi- Olympic champion but world’s record holder as well. He ljnal provisions for the fur dressers i -Red Candidate Tells nent, the day when the writhing, "The place looked like a slaughter 1932 and dyers’ code was forced unon the j capitalist powers will turn all their , house,” Moe Fineblatt, clerk in the had cleaned up fields with Percy Beard and Jack Keller com- National Recovery Administration fol- ] bloody engines of destruction! union office testified yesterday. Ho peting and his position was impregnable. The best of the best. lowing the militant battle put up lof Loca[Struffiles against the Soviet workers in a fi- j described the room after the gang- destroy the by the union delegation at the public j nal desperate effort to sters had completed their fiendish He had a run a disputed 14.2 : Ben Gold, Communist candidate j| hearings on code last Wednes- j new world of Socialism, the Ameri job. Blood the floor, and Board of Aider- the Fight Against Eviction, pledge covered on the day I spoke to him and for President of the de~ can workers will renew their wounded workers stretched out were will kick off the opening ball ? reserve in defense reporters men. Irving Potash, secretary of the N. for Relief, Described to fight without groaning and screaming with pain. at least half a dozen in the soccer game between the Red Needle of the workers’ fatherland. in the courtroom shud- had beaten me to the interview. Af- Sparks A.C. and the Italian Football Y. district of the Trades America, the Soviet Spectators Workers’ Industrial Union and union ' By JOSEPH I.APIDUS In as in dered as Fineblatt gave the details. ter the interview had degenerated Club at Jefferson Oval, in East New for Union and throughout the world. I. a he said he had November at representatives of the fur dyers and Communist Party Candidate and hope J Rabinowitz, Harris Titleman and into conversation York this Sunday, 5, 1 oocially par- Aldermen, 35th Dist., Kings Co. this day of enthusiasm j Root among witnesses who the answer all ready and was sur- p. m. The game is a regularly sched- dressers were invited to be equally day of enthusiastic were those conference hundred workers and their will a able to out the gangsters prised I hadn't popped the question. uled contest between two of the lead- ticipate in the by Colonel Several to fight without rest j were point Conklin, the N.R.A. administrator. families of this district who were determination in the bloody on- It surprised him, too, to be asked ing first division teams of the Metro- until the final victory of the World , who participated never Tammany lawyer from their homes for not being about the Spartakiade. He had politan Workers Soccer League. Bamuel Markowitch, evicted October. slaught. the were refused aid * * heard expression. was designated as representative of able to pay rent • testimony, the politicians. Prior to the witnesses’ sort of do they get?” SUNDAY OT locals 2 and 3 of the A. F. of L. No by the' local Tammany attempted “What results SCnEDUIJC M.W.1.1- workers, under the lead- A partial list of the celebrations lawyers for the gangsters was what Interested him. A1 Division rank and file members or officials of When these today, tomorrow evidence the at- of the Unemployed Council, in American cities, to confine the to “Results?” Falcons vs. Ecuador*, 1 p.m., Jasper. local 2 or 3 were permitted to attend. ership which is the Spark vs. Italia, 3 p.m., Thomas Jet official leaders of the and Tuesday, Nov. 7, tack on Sol Applebaum on whose Red Important differences arose at the went to the “Yes. What do they do in the j for son. to see that these evictions anniversary day, follows: charge the gangsters were indicted. i in the consideration of the District 120?” / I Fichte vs Prospect, 1 p.m., Maeombs Dam outset were called out NEW YORK. —Sunday, Nov. 5, Applebaum was permanently disfig- code, even before the question of were stopped, police was told Soviet Park. arrest them and beat them up. 16th Anniversary cele- Communist Party Election ured after the gangster bullets had When he athletes j wages and hours were considered, to combined go their way for records, ¦ Spartacus vs. Olympic, 1 p.m.. Crotona. leadership es the Un- and final election rally at ripped out part of his cheekbone. The didn’t out of Rome Tico, 3 p.m.. Crotona Park during the all day session on Thurs- Under the bration vs. employed Councils, supported by the the Bronx Coliseum, East 177th St. judge was compelled to overrule the he said, “So what do they run for?” A2 Division daj\ The conferences is scheduled Today Sunday vs. Hinsdale, 3 p.m., Betsy Head Communist Party, we stopped a num- and at Hall, Halsey St. and Meets and attorney’s objection and permitted “Fun.” French to continue on Saturday, November S. Arcadia Par£. ber evictions —two at 387 sth Broadway, Brooklyn. Speakers at introduction of photographs Baling grinned. “Might be a good vs. 11 Betsy Head 11, in New York. of the Red Monabi, a.m., St., eight at 270 S. Ist St., one at 219 the Coliseum will include Earl CITY-WIDE TORCH LIGHT PARADE OPEN-AIR RALLIES. showing the wrecked office of the idea. I ought to try it sometime.” Park, E. Ist St., where I was arrested. In Browder. General Secretary of the 5:00—1. Amter, for Manhattan Borough President, Rutgers Square. Union and the wounded workers, vic- I knew damn well the sort of re- B1 Division have mobil- Maple vs. Dauntless, 1 p.m.. Central Park, a number of evictions we Party of the U. S.; s:3o—Williana Burroughs, for Comptroller, Tomkins Ave. and»Hart St., tims of the gangster attack. sults they were getting. I knew that put the furniture Communist 64th St. ized the workers to Robert Minor, Communist candi- Brooklyn. 22 flat for the 200 meter and 50.2 Olympic vs. Jferzl, 1 p.m., Betsy Head Park of Y. Hungarian vs. Hero, 1 p.m., Dyck- Re-elect Machine I back. for Mayor; Williana J. Bur- Square. for the 400 were good college results N. are unem- date 6:oo—Ben Gold, for Aldermanic President, Union man Almost 1,200 workers roughs, candidate for Many Features at here, but nothing to impress George Oval ployed in this Only 4,000 are Communist B:3o—Robert Minor, 52nd St. and Ninth Ave. B 2 Division district. Ben Gold, running for Baling. He was definitely uninter- Prospect vs. 1.W.0., J1 a.m., Crotona Park. Body ; Bureau list. The Comptroller; Lexington A FX. Centra! on the Home Relief of Aider- 8:30—I. Amter, 86th St. and Ave. Big ‘Daily’ Banquet of the Spartacus vs. Bronx Hungarian, S p.m , relief, espe- President of the Board ested in further discussion I others are refused any Ford, Aldermanic can- 9:ls—Williana Burroughs, Court St. and Carrol, Brooklyn. Spartakiade. Maeombs Dam Park. ! cially the young and single workers. men; James Juventsu vs. Fichte, 1 ivm., Hudson Park. NEW YORK.—Without dissent- j in Herman, 9:3o—Ben Gold, 110th St. and Fifth Ave. * • • a ) We have managed to keep the others didate Harlem and I. NEW YORK—An outstanding pro- Cl Division the ! League. Amter, Cypress Ave. and 133th you'll find South Amer. vs. Hinsdale, 1 p.m., Contral ini vote, the entire officialdom cf I on the rolls only by our demonstra- of the Y"oung Communist 9:30—1. St. gram of entertainment, dramatics the attitude A. F. of L. Central Trades and Labor meeting Hall, Minor, Hal!, 113 W. 57th St., Young America In- “What's Park, 64th Bt. tions before the Bureau, in spite of The in Arcadia 9:3o—Robert Steinway and addresses by prominent revolu- fIAT'Samong American athletes. Maple* Spartacua, a.m., Central Park, voted into office for an- Minor. vs. It Council was the police terror. Brooklyn, will hear Robert stitute. tionary leaders will feature the Daily the good of competing if you don't 64th St year. Thursday at a Ben and French vs. Greek Spartacus, 11 a.m., other night, The Socialist party leaders whom Williana Burroughs, Gold 10:30 —Robert Minor, 187th St. and Camberling Ave. Worker Banquet in Irving Plaza, 15th plan to eventually shoot for records?” meeting of the Council at 3eethoven into a front I. Amter, candidate for The Living Queensboro Oval. we have called united Communist and Irving FI., Sunday, Nov. 12, Hemingway phrase: your Exhibition Games Hall. Ryan, corrupt head of in Borough of Man- St., Joseph against evictions have refused President of the den Aves. don. at 8 p.m. life to the hilt. Polish S. C. vs. Youth Culture, 1 p.m , tlie International Longshoremen’s every case to unite. Schachner, the hattan. Both meetings are to be- uesd ay, Maspeth Field. CAMDEN, N. J.—Saturday eve- HAMMOND, Ind.—T Clarence Hathaway, editor-in- Tremendously attractive and ad- Association, in his speech cf accept- Socialist candidate, has never gone gin and include programs A. at at Trinity Hall, C. Harlem vs. Dauntless, 8 p.m, Central Park, at 7:30 ning, Nov. 4, W. Mills, District ; Nov. 7, 8 p.m. Worker, will mirable if you don’t happen to start St of the pr tdeucy of the Coun- with us to the Home Relief Bureau. entertainment: New Dance chief, of the Daily de- 64th ance of Organizer of the C. P. will be the ! Ames and Howard Sts. thinking Red Spark vs. Pichte, 11 a.m., Thomas Jef- reported how he had done his The cost of living is going up every W.I.R. and Red Front liver the main address, and Carl about it. cil, Group, the main speaker. A fine program has i ROCKFORD, 111.—Tuesday, Nov. cam- 14.2 120 ferson. to aid the powerful shipping in- day. All this is under the N. R. A. Federation of 'Work- Brodsky, Communist election Do you know that in the Nonpareil vs. Red Spark, 1 p.m., ThotnM part hands and the been prepared. 7. Seventeen organizations will energy terest; formulating When the workers went out on strike paign manager, will be the master of high hurdles means years of Jpfferscn. in "our code,” ers’ Choruses. participate. The program will in- Hungarian, I wages that under the leadership of revolu- CLEVELAND, Ohio.—Tuesday, of your life in merciless Brownsville vs. Downtown which would allow for the Hl.—Tuesday, Nov. ’ dude entertainment by local cul- ceremonies. taken out MacCarren Park. tionary unions —in the , Nov. 7, in the Prospect Auditorium, practice? At that, chances are one p.m., ? would not work too great a hardship industrial 7, at Coliseum. The speakers ! tural and sports organizations. Numbers on the program will in- Geller Shoe, Meyer Brothers, Breslau the 2612 Prospect Ave., 8 p.m. Na- in a hundred thousand you'll never on the companies. He denounced the general , clude the Little Guild Quartet, a play Shoe they won some important will include , tional speakers will address the PITTSBURGH. Pa—Friday, Nov. get there. you how long Helping the d left wingers, whom he admitted are Parly . at at Carnegie Music by V. Jerome, performed by the The- And If do, struggles, in spite of the police terror. secretarv of the Communist meeting. Admission 15c, unem- 3, 7:30 the do you last and happens on Through Ed Newhouse r making headway among the dockers, of the United States, as the main Hall, Federal St. and E. Ohio St. atre of Action, the Lithuanian Aida what to aid the big Hyman Barsey, assistant district at- ployed free. songs of the downgrade? Ask the former mile and pledged himself Democratic district leader, speaker, and representatives from Ohio.—Tuesday, Nov. Speakers will include John Meldon, Girls Sextette in dramatized pomnanies against the smaller “chisel- torney and TOLEDO, the Proletarian Revolution, Workers record holder Joey Ray, he’ll tell you. to credit was lawyer for the shoe bosses in the the Young Communist League and pm. at Davis Blue , National Secretary of the Steel and Contributions received the 7, 7:30 the Roi League, John Reed Club ar- Ask Eddie Tolan. Newhouse in Ills to lerr." Unity League. Pro- Jefferson Sts. Metal Workers Industrial Union! Dance of Edward effort jstrike. Room, and tists, Negro songs of work and strug- the argument that harm- up in Ryan and other Tammany men The Democratic, Republican and gram of entertainment. Minn—Tuesday, Nov. Ben Carreathers, Communist can- There’s catch the Socialist competition HIBBING, It may be for the athlete, . Gold, Dr. their faith in O'Brien, and Socialist parties do not participate in PHILADELPHIA, Pa—Tuesday, i didate for Mayor, who was arrested gle. ful though with Michael Luttlnger, reiterated j 7 at the Wasa Hall. There will be Helen Luke, Jacob Burck and Dell to the La Guardia supporters a the workers’ struggles for food, cloth- Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. at Broadway recently for his militant leadership it’s the jminense majority of the calied a danee to close the program. A that Is to be considered. SI,OOO in the $40,000 Daily bunch of left wingers. This was chal- | ing and shelter. The Communist Arena. Broad and Christian St. . in the steel strike. spectators raise dance will be held after the meet- know that. The most Worker by the delegate from the | Party is with the workers every day Clarence Hathaway, editor of the WILKES-BARRE, Pa.—Tuesday, GARY, Ind.—Tuesday, Nov. 7, I don’t about ¦ Drive: lenged conditions, ing. thrilling race I ever ¦witnessed was Freeman $ .34 building trades, who declares that : in the struggles for better Daily Worker, will be the main at 8 p.m. at the Workers at 8 p.m. at Turner Hall. Bill Ge- ¦ Joseph cash relief to the un- PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Sunday, Nov. 7, between a couple of N.Y.U. and C.C. . Erwinna 5.09 there Is no such animal as a La 1 for immediate speaker. Program of entertain- ! 325 E. Market St. A speak- bert, District Organizer of the and for no discrimination Nov. 5, 8 p.m. at the Swedish Work- Center, N.Y. freshmen who did 4:28 for the : A. K 2.03 Guardia left winger. He stated that I employed ment. er from Philadelphia address Communist Party of Chicago will ! against Negro workers. ingmen’s Hall, 59 Chestnut St. will took same O. N 25 the left wingers had a candidate DETROIT, Mich.—Sunday, Nov. be the main speaker. mile. 14.2 and 15 flat the 1 real Vote for the Party that fights Max Bedacht, National Organizer f the meeting- the Hist, of Revolution of their own, referring, it was evident, 5 at 2 p.m. in Arena Gardens. John to the man in stands. Russian shoulder to shoulder with the work- of the International Workers Or- * * * Club 50 to Robert Minor, Communist candi- j I Schmies, District Organizer of the I ers. Vote Communist! der will address , the meeting. the situation of the Previous total 98.82 date for Mayor. j Communist Party and Lonny Wil- ! liams, Negro delegate to the World AKRON, Ohio.—Tuesday, Nov. 7, Hunt COMPAREcompetitors in the Olympics and UNEMPLOYED COUNCIL MOVES p.m. at School Landlords’Lynch Posses Total to date $103.91 " | Youth Anti-War Congress in Paris 7:30 the Perkins the Spartakiade. Holding a job WILLIAM BELL HEADQUARTERS last month will be the main speak- Auditorium. A program of 13 num- automatically disqualifies you for city Unem- has been I. O. Ford, omciAi Optometrist The headquarters of the ers. Banquet to begin at 8 p.m. bers prepared. | the Olympics. You can’t expect - has moved from 10 Communist candidate for Mayor of Negro Strike Leaders Krumbein Calls On u ployed Councils at Finnish Hall, 5969 14th St., near Cotton a mechanic or a mill hand to give j East 17th Street, to 29 East 20th St. McGraw. Cleveland, will speak. up his job for the period of the the Workers to Watch I Telephone Algonquin 4-7846. MILWAUKEE, W i s.—Wednes- LAFAYETTE, Ala., Nov. 4.—Lynch Negro spy, who was sent Into elimination, even providing he's ( Newark.—Nov. 8, 8 p.m. at the Powell went to work day, Nov. 8, at *7:30 p.m. at West parties under the leadership of dep- union by Wood. given the chance for a tryout. He'd Polls on Tuesday Y.M-Y.W.H.A. Auditorium, High In Wood’s fields, to Kinney. C. Hathaway, Side Turn Hall, 1034 N. Fourth uty sheriffs were scouring Chambers picking cotton never get it back, for one, and MOISSAYE J. OLGIN and W. A. Negro called when Woods 106 EAST 14TH STREET of the Daily Worker, Rebecca St. Earl Browder will be the main County today, looking for nine break a strike who'd accomodate him with living The Communist Election Cam- Are., C. editor Negro off his Near Fourth N. T. Will Lecture On Grecht, Organizer of the speaker. An elaborate program is members of the cotton-pickers union, chased two wor'ts and traveling expenses? You have paign has roused many thousands Phone: Tompkins Square 6-8237 District owing them eighteen months’ “What’s Happening In Communist Party, New Jersey Dis- in preparation for the event. which is leading a strike against in- farm, to be more than a crack performer of workers to vote for the Com- —Tuesday, pay. Party and to support trict, Frank Carlson, District Or- NEW HAVEN, .Conn. tolerable wages and working condi- to get the big clubs’ backing. munist our MOT THAVEN 9-8749 Russia?” Troup Junior already have Party. .Cover 60,000 workers that ganizer of the Young Communist Nov. 7th at 8 p.m. at tions. Seven others Those arrested are James Kimball, The Soviet athlete is a worker, Prominent speakers and warrants have the Communists have led in strike o’clock League. Program of entertain- High School. been arrested, Tut Carl, John Willis, Perry Hill, a peasant, a Red Army soldier, not This Afternoon at 3 York will be and the In struggles in the last two months, DR. JULIUS JAFFE from New present been prepared against nine George Sims, Jim Spense, and John without the will to win, but with WORKERS ment. present- reign of the thousands who have recognized SCHOOL PATERSON—Nov. 6. Carpen- a musical program will be preparation for a murder Taylor. interests 120 yd. high hurd- Surgeon Dentist beyond the Communist Party as their 35 East 12th Street, 3rd floor ters Hall, 56 Houton St., 8 p.m. ed. and lynching. les. In the elimination he’s not 401 140th STREET The are supporting an Word coming In from the field, Party, have endorsed the Com- EAST Questions. Admission 20c. James W. Ford, Communist can- STAMFORD, Conn.—Wednesday, authorities slaughter backed financially by a big-hearted Arenue) Wood, indicates preparation for a munist platform as their platform (Corner Willis didate for vice-president in the Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. at Pythian Hall. announcement made by Frank alumnus and morally by some ar- that he is willing comparable to that in Reeltown, of struggle for the needs of the 1932 presidential elections and Moe BRIDGEPORT, Conn. —Sunday, plantation-owner, last December, bitrary territorial division. His Hall, and ready to kill every member of Talapoosa County, masses. Brown, Communist candidate for Nov. 5, at St. George 8 pm. four croppers backing is a social unit like the Home Phone Office Phone to union, or any Negro who when at least Negro Every Communist vote In this 5-1108 Estabrook 8-2573 Mayor of Paterson, will speak. This James Ford is expected appear the other factory or the collective farm that OHnvitto to get in his way. were murdered, and many arrested. election is blow at the N.R.A. meeting will also be a final election at the celebration. happens spares effort and expense a To Russia? Is being Labor Defense no little for higher wages, rally. SPRINGFIELD, Conn.—Tuesday, Every Negro cabin raided, The International its representative. And and ,a demand DR. S. L. SHIELDS of the ter- has called on all organizations of to put over relief, and unemployment ELIZABETH.—Nov. 7, Russian Nov. 7, at 592 Dwight St. the families cotton-pickers isolated effort concen- adequate Surgeon Dentist any- toilers, In parts of the country, it’s not an Make every Communist Peoples Home, 408 Court St. WATERBURY, Conn. —Sunday, rorized, and all literature and all in certain spots like the insurance. else the think they and especially to farmers’ organiza- trated vote count! a»Tt WALLAVY AVE. HUDSON TRENTON, Nov. 5, Arcade Hall, Nov. 5 at 3 p.m.i at the Russian thing deputies in order to make a use, including all arms and am- tions, to send protests against this Spartakiade, Avenue Bronx, N. I. 15th and E. State St. Hall, Cherry St. can stale and most Every worker is urgently called corner Allerton Armu and Navu Store reign demanding showing. The Soviet PLAINFIELD—Nov. 5, 224 W. Arrangements are being made for munition, confiscated. of terror, with- self-governmental upon to act as a watcher for the this of terror drawal of the posses and release of every other 97 THIRD AVENUE Front St. celebrations in Hartford South Tile excuse for reign are consci- Communist Party at the polls this H. ISAACS the beating by an the arrested pickers, to Sheriff Bob agency in the country DR. R. (Between 12th and 13th Streets) LINDEN, N. J—Tuesday, Nov. Norwalk, Ansonia, New Britain, is unidentified sport Tuesday, Nov. 7. Report to the Baltimore, Md. has moved Paul Slay, Lafayette, Ala. ously developing a movement Formerly of Hall, Wood and Lin- Plainfield, Westerly and New Lon- group of farmers, of Powell, a bene- various section election headquar- his office to New York at Gives Values in Genuine 7, at Columbia which In breadth and general Honest ters on that morning at 5 a. m. 304 E. 178th Street, Bronx, N. T. fits has long ago outstripped sfmi- Horsehide Sheeplined Coats; Those who find it absolutely im- (Cor. Anthony Ave.) j lar efforts in other countries. This possible to arrive at that hour Phone: FOrdham 7-3418 Windbreakers, Breeches; year the Soviet trade unions alone 6 8 P. M. should come as early as they can. Office Hours: 12 to 2; to Boots, have 23,000,000 rubles for Sunday 10 to 12 Noon High Shoes; Etc. allotted the of the Communist Way Is U. S. Workers’ Way” Says Minor physical culture purposes. Guard vote “Soviet Party! Less than two weeks ago the Daily (Signed) CHARLES KRUMBEIN. NOTICE! NOTICE! an Interview with Organiser, (Continued from Page 1) minded immigrant workers who, es- of Russian experience we are able to belt in which today lynchings abound, Worker printed District metropolitan Dist. *. RUSSIAN ART SHOP Inc. pecially in this country, became at discover under our very noses a thou- where the Scottsboro case proceeds Doris Gerald, former C.P.U.S.A. of awaken the where whole mixed doubles tennis PEASANT HANDICRAFTS | geois revolution In Europe, first the most conscious builders of sand proofs in American history to masses, a singles and taught Miss Gerald MOVED TO BRANCH AT The effects of the Russian Revolu- the revolutionary movement, cannot exactly the lessons that are Negro agrarian mass is being champion in New York. SEAMEN NEED HELP j Lenln-Marxlst theory and ex- violently and excluded from had a baby. YORK. Comrades and 9 West 42nd Street 107 E. 14th Street : tlon upon the native American work- be divorced from the fact tljat the by the uprooted married and NEW big industry perience of the Russian Revolution. production, and where the revolu- en- sympathizers with autos or trucks Urf* Selection of Gifts, Toys and Novelties from the Soviet Union. -1 ing class we re tremendously deep in very heart of American The boy is big enough to be the of steel, For, what other country (unless it tionary trade unions and the revolu- are requested to put them at j spite of the imperialist position of —the basic heavy industries trusted to neighbors, still, his mother In- wages an mining machine, as as the be France) offers richer examples of tionary party are finding their first the court disposal of the Marine Workers 10% Discount to Readers of the Daily Worker America, with high and and well has only been able to take days. extremely weak revolutionary culture. textile and packing-house industries, the process of history in bourgeois routes among the Negro masses, and months. Domestic ; dust rial Union for a few There revolutions! Our country was born now among the white proletariat! twice in eight are more delegates for the code We must not forget that by far the etc. was ¦ composed of millions of duties. the immigrant To a certain ex- in bourgeois colonial revolution. It But it took the teachings of Lenin hearings In Washington this com- majority of the members of Socl- workers. This Is the sort of thing that has than unton has Exceptionally alist and of the W. be- tent, therefore, the extremely large proceeded through a second, and and of Stalin—and the example of ing Thursday the j Party I. W. revolution, the Russian revolution to make been away with in the Soviet facilities came active of the Bol- share of the immigrant workers in completing bourgeois us done available transportation | partisans things! Union. A nursery is one of the local in yoorl High Quality Suits and Overcoats shevik Revolution. We have not for- the building of the Communist Party, under the leadership of Lincoln in understand these for. Inform the union features of the factories where wo- Local * illuminating • town, you help. part of the 1861-65, through great * * if can head at Exceptionally Low Prices gotten that in order for Hilquit, was also a “natural" I we had the space associates, of the native American strides of history that included the men work. wish quarters in this city at 140 Broad St’J Berger, Oneal, and their development so we must say that the great and the money to run some of the party or- violent overthrow of the Southern to retain control of the revolution. slave-owners’ govern- ANDRussian Revolution of Lenin’s of the pictures in our files were to feudal landlord hundreds VOLUNTEERS HOLD AFFAIR FOR ganization, they compelled Os course the has been ment, the bourgeois military Bolshevik party profoundly stirred of athletes In the U. S. S. R., MAX TRAIGER maneuver formal resolutions in dictator-, to the Amer- women “DAILY” with able to exploit very cruelly the fact ship over the conquered feudal South, and stimulated creation competing, at rest, marching in Volunteers, who Com- revolutionary party—but that at The Daily Worker favor of affiliations with the that the revolutionary Party was so the enfranchisement of slaves—- ican One Price International, but to be the could not parades. have already raised over S3OO for the Clothing Store munist largely composed of immigrant work- and the of the the same time, and it be sportsmen second “realized” only with "conditions" and. finally, betrayal freed revolution which is Over 100,000 worker Daily Worker, will hold their ers. Demagogues in the service of slaves and their reduction to a land- otherwise, the world will parti- the CORRECT STYLES—FINE FABRICS "after negotiations.” Nor do we for- fast being in Amer- from all over the big affair tomorrow night at the American bourgeoisie have been peon class through the reap- now generated the to be 12th < Cor CUntop st the of arbitrary less are cipate in next Spartakiade Workers Center, 35 East Street. °rchar * get that combination able to play upon this fact to separate proachment of the Northern capital- ica, and its revolutionary party, America 3 168 STANTON STREET mass expulsions of whole state or- products held next year. From the There will be a new Soviet Movie and m still farther the skilled from the un- ist and the ruined landlords of the native American and could Sports Union is sending the Special ganizations and language federa- not be otherwise. Labor dancing after. Mention the Daily Worker and Get 10% Reduction! skilled, the native from the foreign- South. best forces It can muster. We have tions, by the national executive com- born, the from Negro, etc. revolution with the white the Bourgeois revolutions are not pro- The German proletarian no Georg* Balings or even Doris mittee, together United And all, we must say that to is approaching. The profound Meeting of Building Trades States government "red raids” of At- above letarian revolutions, but their lessons fast Geralds. But we do have about nine overcome the isolation of the Party, effects of this coming world-shaking Workers torney-General Mitchell Palmer—- claim deep study by the revolution- months in which to attract an un- the tremendous need of the present ary anyone say event will complete the shattering of organized hold a meeting of Build- was the combination of events which proletariat. And can limited number of and in- TUUL will time is to reach the native Amer- bourgeois world. But—our Amer- ing today, 2 p. m., brought first, retaining of that the proletarian revolution in a dividual athletes into our Union. Trades Workers in about, the ican working class in the most im- deep ican In Washington have no Irving St. and Irving WORKINGMEN OF ALL COUNTRIES! control of the Party by the America has not a rich and Hitlers Let’s get to work on that and there’ll Plaza Hall, 15th Socialist Os course no that Blue Eagle and second, portant industries. one American genesis? guarantee their ba no worries about suitable material. Place. You Need Natural, Undopcd and Unprocessed Health Foods Hilquit crowd and, a rela- the fairy tale because dic- will build that The inevitability civil and their Wall Street near-fascist to Give You Health and Strength In Your Struggle for Power. tively small and entirely under- of im- of war the Hacken- of the large predominance the dictatorship of the proletariat in tatorship will outlast i ground Communist Party. migrant Party, bourgeois dictatorship of BOSTON Come to Onr Store or Send for Our Health Guide Free.— workers in the the the struggle to new kreuz and We must not be confused by she is firmly entrenched establish the queer DISCOUNT TO ALT, WHO BRING OR SEND THIS AD ALONG! workers Party therefore socialist society—ls this really so hard Germany. For history has * 10% fact that the immigrant in the basic Industries! turns It Is not excluded from SIXTH ANNUAL BAZAAR were the main body of the new Com- to explain to a Kentucky miner, or and of the * * * possibility America, moves munist Party at its beginning—we an Alabama steel worker whose eyes that which fast, may soon be In the vanguard TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION must not conclude from this that 16 years the Increasingly mag- already know the look of the muzzles so NEEDLE WORKERS’ HEALTH FOODS DISTRIBUTORS Party success of "Russian” of machine-guns! Is It really so of proletarian revolution. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 9,10,11 the American Communist was PRnificent the proletarian (Near Lexington Avenue) not a “native” phenomenon, but was revolution has having a dynamic hard to prove to native Americans The American revolu- 129 EAST 34th STREET been very splendidly evoke NEW INTERNATIONAL HALL. 42 Wenonah Street, Roxbury merely an to a “for- effect upon the American masses and the great part that will be played tion would New York City. Phone: LExlngton 2-6926 artificial reflex perfectly "native” revolutions Thursday: Concert Friday: Ball Saturday: Bargain Dug eign" event. The immense useful- the laf>or movement. by the struggle for the right of self- some in bourgeois countries. ness ot ths mors International- And, under the magnificent light determination —In that great black many