DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY', MARCH 3, 1934 Page Five WALL STREET’S Thomas Screens His Vast N.R.A. Ballyhoo CAPITOL By SEYMOUR WALDMAN By Sham Criticism to Deceive the W orkers WASHINGTON, March 2.—‘The Communist Party does in- ’ deed express the only fundamental difference, the only Now Asks “Why Did N.R.A. Go Wrong,” When He Originally Hailed it as a “Powerful Weapon, if Rightly Used, fundamental rejection of the National Recovery Act,” declared «*, isliuji* Mre '’A i for | Robert Minor, representing the Party at one of the Thursday Progress Towards Genuine Socialism; Admits Now Wages Slashed Through N.R.A., But Wants Workers To Submit ’CnSgßggjfe 'fcJalfSsE/rL - S 5- -jScxJ’flff to Section 7-A and to Avoid Strikes Against Bosses and Roosevelt New Deal. of the week’s “Field TTmfrt ft family and the family’s spiritual *• Day f - By li GANNES for Critics,” inaugurated health. A hundred years later it’s *tY vith a fanfare of publicity “retardation in by recovery.” Demagogy is a lot of chest-thumping. collecting its toll from the entire glowing promises to induce them to amples at minimum wages cut in the bombastic drillmaster, N. R. A. is the final art of capitalism,—and a FtEREamong those who helped Roosevelt American workingclass. For that forget their empty stomachs. half in pay envelopes with a con- black Administrator General Hugh S. John* one. spread his sweet words about the N. reason, the Reverend Norman l On June 10th, five dajte before the temptuous assurance on the part • * • I son. R. A. As the workers begin to. Thomas, in order to serve the cause N. R. A. became law—the Socialist of the employer that the employes was no accident that placed the awaken, and find sweetened N. R. of keeping workers from ! leaders as restive as racing can do But Minor or any other the j the revolu- j were dogs nothing about it.” before diamond-figured as » • • working r* William Green A. dose really contained the worm- ! tlonary struggle, finds it imperative In their efforts to help capitalism—- class critic, such as Pat Cush, the last speaker of day’s main (he stirring and magnetic president the wood and gall of wage-cuts and com-j to cover his N. R. A. traces. | Mr. Thomas hailed it as follows: N. R. A., Thomas admits, now program—the main supporter pany of the scrappy Steel and Metal Work- In the unions, those responsible in | Hence, he now writes and circulates i “The labor clause of the bill as F:Eturns out to be an instrument of ers ranks of the working class of starva- their own midst begin to set up a a leaflet entitled "Why did N. R. A ; introduced into Congress rightly the greatest oppression of the work- Industrial strike-breaking. Union, was per- tion and For Green chorus of howls about the N. R. A. 1 go wrong?” j used will give the workers an enor- ers. By means of It the bosses slash mitted to speak Is American capitalism’s chief left “not working.” The Thomases, Greens | “What did the workers, or a large mously powerful weapon for prog- pay in half and tell the worker to go demagogue, the diminishing on the starvation of whose and Waldmans, sensing the vast number of them, hope the N. R. A. I -1 ress towards genuine socialism.” to hell. In fact, while the bosses and strike-break- Influence among workers is an indi- disillusionment, atune their howls to would do?” he asks. “They hoped Nothing less. were doing this, and when the work- mg cation of the growing appreciation of it, and utter "critical” words about that N. R, A. and the codes set up What Section 7-A Did ers through strikes, nature of the 1 resisted the New N. R. A., ad- the Communis Party as the leader the N. R. A. | under it would, by shortening hours It is precisely by means if this Leader told them not to hamper the the fellow-flghter ministration lead- and of the working What they are afraid of is that the and increasing wages, abolish un- clause (sectioi. 7-a), which Norman N. R. A., because they would be in- ers endeavored to class. workers will not only recall the Com- employment, increase spending power Thomas greeted as progress to terfering with the development of Parroting give “genuine map out the li- Johnson's demand for THE FASCIST HEIMVVEHR munist Party analysis, warning and and to the workers’ own unions socialism,” that the bosses socialism. pa- up mits of the critic- criticism,” Green reiterated his advice on the N. R. A., but will now recognized standing.” I set company unions, broke the On 5, act of calling Austrian artilterynsen, out of range of the guns of the Viennese August 1933, an article ap- ism. trtoteer’s on the work- fdllow It in action. Thomas's Trickery ! Weirton, Budd, Ford, coal, steel and peared in the New Leader, declaring ers to “stand behind the President a leaflet with | Here the Socialist reverend is doing lowered the real "We shall con- workers, rain death and destruction on their lives and homes, drowning Recently appeared other strikes, and “Whatever the risk we run on bank- tinue in and the Administrator of the N. R. the heading: "Why did N. R. A. go some sleight-of-hand skullduggery. wages of majority of the em- the fu- the recent uprising in a river the ing too much upon effort A„” (the A. F. L.) of blood. you He his this »o ture as in the and “labor of will wrong,,” Who do think wrote it? j doffs pink vestments and dons ployed workers in the United States. place industry on an even foundation Seymour Waldman The overalls. The workers While Norman past to weicome stand with the Administration.” very same Norman Thomas who American had | | Thomas was embel- i that is, a smooth, basis)— • • • the Workers so no reason, from bitter experience, to lishing the of socialism, as no-strike constructive criticism,” sang out promised much would charter much more danger lies in trying to Johnson. one adminis' ration supporter come out of the N. R. A. expect from capitalism but what they written by Roosevelt and passed by hamper Ha try-out.” In other words, did recite 'n Norman Thomas work- eventually got. a capitalist congress, the Communist Then Ricliberg, ONLY not the main act—the wants the the Socialist official organ told the Donald SU.UOO-a- Socialist to forget his past | However, when President Roosevelt ■ Party accurately warned the working- year head lawyer N. i Party. Which did not deter ers preachments workers not to rock th# Roosevelt of the R. A., 1 Louis ’he Code Chairman Delegates to Demand Release about submitting the N. R. A., not unloosened his flood of ballyhoo class of what actually would happen. meetings are the Waldman. to recovery boat by strikes. orated: "These for of the Public Affairs Oomm’ttee of striking against it. He this for j promises, the Socialist leaders Now Norman Thomas, in that wis- purpose of discussing principles does A little later, Joseph Baskin, an- . the Socialist. Party, from misreore- the express purpose of keeping the stepped in to help the bosses. They dom which comes of present necessity, rather than the individual provisions ' other Socialist leader, general secre- i senting the Intrinsic character of the Filipino Workers' Leaders workers from following the path of strove to instill into the minds of. . writes: tary' of the Workmen's in the codes ...it will also be Os Circle, strove most N. R. the class struggle against the whole the workers just what Mr. Thomas “But today, after covering a helpful, aThough perhaps A., starvation codas and strike- to revive dwindling faith among the this is ask- breaking Socialist, program, to revolutionary says now the workers hoped the N. large part of the United States, I ing too it edicts. “The Party leading i R. I workers in the N. R. A. On August much, but would be most the representing in struggles against capitalism. Just as A. would do. The object, of course, can add my voice to the voices of helpful if appear in of United States, Roosevelt, Hughes, Quezon, Guevara All 26, 1933, he wrote: witnesses who case a as well Refuse the Austrian social-democratic lead- was to keep the workers from fight- millions of workers and say N. R. these meetings would bear in mind this consumer Interest jj “We are not inclined to shout as producer interest, approves and to Hear IV. Y. Workers' Demands ers preached that peaceful submission ing back to improve their o™n con- || A. Is not working; it Is not ending that there are usually two sides to a democracy bring many that the entire recovery act is a supports the obiectives of N. I. R. A. to Dollfuss's would ditions. Mr. Thcmas himself, at the unemployment. . . In cases question, and sometimes three or swindle designed to blind the in so far as they create a socialism, so Norman Thomas ranted time 100,000 coal miners and 25.000 C. W. A. wages are higher than eyes tour, because is not entirely help- public NEW YORK.—President Roosevelt, to see the delegation by stating that of the masses, that the of the it agency which through, government that working for of the steel workers were striking last fall, wages fixed In codes. None of gains ful to present wholly the Supreme Court of the United “It is not only unwise but also em- the success th? workers in one side of a capable of N. R. A. pave the to told them “Now is not the the codes contain the provision that some industries are com- picture many action Is establishing max- States, Manuel Quezon, chief political barrassing for the represen- would way time to pletely has . . Filipino devoid value.” which sides . of imum hours of emplovment. min- of American socialism. strike!” wages shall rise automatically as we cannot expect the advocates of agent imperialism in the tatives in Congress to stir up public Now Mr. Thomas sings another tune imum wages, the abo’ltlon of child and Guevara, res- Every demagogic move to strength- Lest he forget some of his service the cost of living rises. . . We shall special or particular interests to be Philippines, Pedro opinion” in the case, hypocritically and for another reason: labor, and ’he perfection of Industrial ident Philippine commissioner, have adding that he "wants to be en the power of finance-capital, every for the NR .A., in his haste to become have the sweatshop back again in impartial . .ws are engaged in helpful “It is already clear,” writes. the supervision." This, of niece of legis- ail refused to see a delegation of oppressive act against the workers, one of its “critics,” we will recall full power. All over the United he most devoted effort to sustain and to a to Evangelista and others, but we “that the codes are likely to become lation promulgated bv the Swooet American and Filipino anti-imperial- can accomplish proper is greeted by these worthies as a new some of his own words uttered in States minimum wages tend to advance them ( earlier referred to as more through a straltjacket for labor.” , of ists which will be in Washington negotiations with agencies in Pullman to socialism. these days when Roosevelt was pump- | become maximum wages. . From 'our political theories and and other Industrialists America! the the 1 But he forgets to add that the so- institu- attempting Monday, March 5 to present demands Philippine N. R. A. did not take long in ing the minds of the workers full ! Maine to California I found ex- of government") and to main- And to blind workers Islands than by bothering The i of! cialist tions for the release of Communist the government of States leaders helped the bosses strap tain all the purposes and principles to the fact that the financiers and the 17 the United the straitjacket on the workers industrialists created sh» R. A. to leaders of the Filipino workers and which has nothing to do with the and traditions of American life upon n. The Socialist reverend's belated and wages peasants who are imprisoned in the case.” we lived and prospered smash and prohibit strikes and unwilling made for wh'ch hove wage gen- islands. Concord, N. H. W orkers admissions are and moved ahead for something over thßt the “minimum” has Actually, the government of the a purpose, the same purpose that ac- erally become the maximum, Louis refusals made in United States has been directly in- Holsters ... engaged S. "‘Criticism” Demand urging 150 years we are not in The were wires P. Enactment of tivated him in the to appealed to Johnson, in the workers or bringing about a class Waldman the and letters to N. Schor, secretary of strumental obtaining vicious greet the N, R. A. as a powerful perpetuating ruling sentences against Evangelista and struggle. We are engaged in seeking executive lieutenant of the the Action Committee for the Re- the Workers’ Insurance Bill weapon, if rightly used, for genuine “power” other workers’ the good of all the people of the class, to use his against those lease of Filipino Political Prisoners, and peasants’ leaders socialism. With the whole country who Placed him just where he is. received today. who organized militant action against JN. R. A. Strike Breaking Bv a Worker Correspondent United States.” seething with disillusionment and “The N. I. R. A. gives you ’he power its imperialist schemes, and have CONCORD, N. H„ Mar. 2.—At the But a few minutes after Richberg The delegation, which will be strike struggles against the N. R. A., you never used (!). power been assisted in every detail by the meeting of the Coun- college which the headed by Maximo Manzon, prom- Unemployment if the Socialist leaders are to serve had wound up in orator stvle prescribe Filipino representative in Congress. to maximum hours, the inent Filipino intellectual, and will in Hearing, cil here on Feb. 23, twenty-two work- capitalism in their particular about the N. R. A. as “the goal of the power Louis Waldman, Demands “Better man- to prescribe minimum wages, have on it representatives of the In- Telegrams to p resident Roose- ers joinedthe Council, and all present ner, they must to greatest indMdual happiness for the power still continue the to prescribe conditions of ternational Labor Defense, the Fili- velt and the U. S. Supreme Court, Enforcement” voted to send telegrams to Congress- dangie the bait social- greatest number of people, buoyed up and L. of "peaceful” employment, and unless you utilize pino Anti-Imperialist League, and demanding freedom for the Filipino man Tobey Harry Hopkins, ism but this time with paper swords with the sen=e of freedom and re- that power you political prisoners, and a hearing federal relief administrator, demand- will be doing, under other working-class organizations, Daily Worker, Washington Bureau As one of the “changes and modifi- tilted N. R. A.-wards. sponsibility for their own lives.” exactly I proceed for the delegation, should support ing passage of the Workers the law. what Pres 'tent will to Washington Satur- WASHINGTON, So- cations, most which do not immediate In fact, Norman Thomas becomes Geonm F. Houston, President of the this action. Feb. 28.—The of require Unemployment Insurance Bill R. Hoover tried to do wi’hout the N. I. day and demand interviews from cialist Party today proposed ways and a change of the law as much as a Fascism rides on the wings of the fact. put correctly. sup- critically states that he has “done League; R. Escalone, Filipino sea- the J. Wllgus, speke on C.W.A. lay- “Industry Minor it "In its of the N. R. A. “criticism" festival. would outlaw the Militant Union. Blue Eagle, and what is to be done ' Houston oroudlv declared, port of N. R. A., everything he could for Evangelista, man; Henry Sheppard, of the Trade offs, wage cuts and unemployment with him (Johnson) the now more for- Louis Waldman, appearing ty be- "Section 7-A shall be construed to about It? has cooperated mally et al,” announces his departure from Union Unity League; J. Roberts of insurance. announced +han ever before, Affairs outlaw' any union that is not affiliated From the very day the N. R. A. Was bund his organization in a most re- the Washington for the*Philippines, two the Communist Party; J. Tauber and half of the National Public Local officers and members of the Socialist Party has clearly stated of Party, de- unions in the same line, or passed the Communist Party declared*'' mark"ble way since the enactment of that it is the third days before the delegation is to come E. Kuntz of the International Labor Committee the Socialist with newly formed A. F. of L. railway shop National Recovery party defending clared that the N. R. A. "has failed chartered by bona fide trade organi- it paved the way to fascism, when the Industrial the interests of capitalism within the to see him. Defense Legal Staff; N. Bruce of the union which is in open battle against Act” That is. industry has cooper- N. of to accomplish its purposes, not so zations,” he counselled. the proposed company union and now Mr. Norman Thomas hailed it as a labor movement.” The Supreme Court Justice is to Y. District the International powerful weapon ated very nicely by “co- Labor Defense; G. de much of the Act itself, but Not one word was said by Wald- numbers 300 members, asked that for “genuine social- with itself you demand that court John Hesus, because the onemting” "’lth the assistant “And as for Mr. Administrator,” be visited to the Social Diretcor of the because of the methods General | j man relative to labor’s writing its speech of be ism.” Isn’t It typical of every sec- former hear a writ of habeas corpus for the Filipino Anti- Wllgus repeated before of Barney Baruch, World War mil- said Minor as he picked up his papers Imperialist League; B, Schor, sec- Johnson has used for its enforce- j own code of hours and wages. the union membership tion of the Socialist International to release of the prisoners, which is every and Wall Street speculator. to rush for a train, the demands of retary of the Action Committee; ment.” This, no doubt, will be news And “where no unidn exists in an hall Instrument that leads to lionaire the "will being prepared by the I. L. D. j But lust to remind you and the work- j workers only be obtained Esther Carrol, also a member of the to Gerard Swope, President of the industry, the Labor Advisory Board vised Waldman. fascism as a “peaceful” development mass Ed.) ers who mav be so foolish as to be- through pressure and strike ac- Justice Hughes, in refusing an Filipino Anti-Imperialist League, and J. P. Morgan's vicious open shop (McGrady, Hillman, et al It is not at all improbable that the to socialism? lieve in unemployment insurance, I I tion.” appointment with the delegation, D. C. Morgan of the National Com- General Electric Company, one of the should designate the labor members; Socialist Party leadership soon will Has Norman Thomas really seen said Houston, “industry must not be ! I "Constructive criticsm,” General pleaded lack of jurisdiction. mittee for the Protection of the prime movers in the formulation of | in all other cases, th)> bona fide become part of the official N. R. A. the light now? Is he becoming a bit- | burdened with the emergency relief, Johnson? Well, it Is ...for workers. Pedro Guevara excuses his refusal Foreign Bom. the N. R. A, I trade union should choose them,” c.d- machinery. ter critic of the capitalists in their of unemployment in such a drive against the workers? Nothing manner! He still as to orec’uJe the possibility of re- ; of the kind. holds forth Illusion that N. R. A. be covery.” And if you have enough | the the can food to sustain a bare existence. ; used as a springboard to socialism, added the thinly demagogic and and least of all does he want a Actions Aids Darker struggle against to She it that would awaken Houston, Japan’s Give Lie Claim openly brutal don’t enter- Peoples tain such foolish ideas as ’hat of the might of the workers against -hortening the work week. “The un- capitalism. due shortening of the work week or After all his criticism, after all hie its rigid adjustment bv legislation Tokyo Imperialists Linked With World Imperialism in Suppressing Liberation Struggles of Asiatic Peoples, Looting of China nasty words about what the N. R. A. would prove more Injurious to the has done, Mr. Thomas pleads with workman than to any other group Editorial Note:—We urge all the workers to rely on the very sec- darker whose interests and control over the looting of tection not only of Japanese lives of R, through retards'ion in recovery.” In workers, Negro and to read peoples It clflc tion the N. A. which has been white, Is not Japan a to and but also of Interna- up the early n'net-eenth century the the following article by Comrade claims to "defend” and “champion”? China? party all property, used to set company unions, to What tional interests, just as other pow- Houstons of England and their legis- Briggs, which should be made the of its present robber war international imperialist actions develop fascist attacks against the against In the march on ers had frequently undertaken in lative and religious lackeys fought to basis for a discussion in all work- the Chinese people? against China? workers. Peking during the monarchy, in pre- the same region.” chain the workers and their children ers’ organizations and In the Negro Does Japan Seek to “Unite” China The Reverend says: “There is still venting the nationalist armies from to their machines for as long as neighborhoods on the present ex- The advocates of Japanese impe- The Japanese imperialists not only time for workers to make a little use occupying Shanghai in 1927, before of eighteen hours a day to preserve the tensive propaganda by Japanese rialism glibly answer that Japan is defend similar attacks on China by section 7-a to get more effective the betrayal of the Chinese Revolu- organization, they Imperialism and Its ageruj among seeking to “unl e” the Chinese people / Hanguard\ the western imperialists, but boast and of course t:j \ and other against M Old-catti 10 Trod/, Ind-Ailry c C-jm-mctci emovt; tj. oet tion by Chiang Ral-shek that the Chinese ought to demand shorter hours and the the western imperial- ~ they prevented Negro masses. We robber African” further urge nationalist (Kuomintang party) lead- all ist powers, Great Britain, M VOLT nA NEW YORK CITY, FEBRUARY 14. 1t34 masses from driving the white im- an end of chiseling.” that workers having knowledge the United ers? In Great of States, France, etc. Or, to the alliance with perialists into the sea; It’s not the N. R. A. that is paving Russian Art Shop, Inc. the activities of the Japanese forced Britain, terminated under pressure of agents among the admit Japan’s robber aims in China, "As the anti-foreign agitation in the way for fascism, still believe* 107 EAST 14th ST.. N. Y. C. Negro masses the U. S. rivals of Japan? In the ex- send such information to the they say “if Japan does not take and Negroes to Shanghai became worse and foreign Mr. Thomas, but the chiseling bosses, “Daily • LARGE SELECT'ON over \Japan Unite/ isting secret alliance with France for • • Worker” at once. China, the white imperialists lives and properties in the Inter- Peasant Blouses, Lamps, Shades, suppression of the liberation struggles a word • • Under pretext NF.CRnES about • will.” this they P). girding for strike Shawls. Candy, Novelties and shame- of the masses? national Settlement were endan- Toys lessly justify Japan’s violent seizure Indo-China gered, NOTstruggles. Not a word about a from the SOVIET L’NION By CYRIL BRIGGS the Defense Committee, com- of Manchuria and other Chinese ter- Have not former War Minister posed of commanders of the forces united front of all workers to repel our special (J*-| A high-powered propaganda drive ritories. The hideous bombing of Imperialist Propaganda Araki and other spokesmen of Japan- of the United States, Great Britain, the advances of fascist attacks. ALSORTED .fl I being civilian the Japanese Japan in as very 3 RUSSIAN CANDY is conducted throughout the populations, hunting and ese imperialism presented Italy and Japan, declared a state Just Otto Bauer up to the Above is an example of the wide-spread attempts in the press of country to convince the Negro masses hanging as “bandits” of Chinese anti- the role of the policemen of world of emergency and an moment Doilfuss ordered the Fascist te the Negro deceive the arrangement that imperialist Japan is the de- imperialist fighters are likewise con- reformists to Negro masses into support of Jap- Imperialism in the Far East, as the was made in consulatlon by the howitzers to open fire on the Austrian fender and champion of the darker doned under the pretext that Japan anese imperialism In opposition to united revolutionary struggle of ait advance guard of ALL the imperial- international authorites for its de- workers. Norman Thomas pleads with people is against imperialist oppression. "teaching” the Chinese to fight. toilers and oppressed peoples against the imperialist bandits, white and ists in the attack on the powerful fense.” the workers to submit within the OF Why this But—does Japan Chinese Soviet and on the set the UNION campaign? What is its sig- really seek to unity colored. The article deals with the proposal to unite the royal houses districts bounds by American capitalist nificance? What are the facts on China, to "teach” the Chinese to re- Soviet Union, which alone has recog- Thus imperialist Japan adheres to class, namely, the yellow-dog of Japan and Abyssinia by marriage, aid to Japan com- Japanese imperialism in its relation sist imperialist aggressions? Japan's as an in its struggle nized the right of the Chinese people the united front of imperialism pany union section 7-a, whose “right with Its Imperialist rivals for world trade. against the rising liberation Soviet to the liberation struggles of the opposi’ion to Chinese unity is clearly to govern themselves? Did not the strug- to join a union of - Socialist gles of the oppressed darker peoples! their own choc darker people? These are burning stated in the famous Tanaka Docu- Japanese Chamber of Commerce and ing,” has in practice and m fact be- questions clamoring for answer. ment, prepared by the late Premier Japanese Association of North Amer- Is this championing the darker Is it clear that the come compulsion to join comparr Republics This Tanaka for the then emperor, thus: now onwards pursue our own mili- tinental policy.” ica, with headquarters in Seattle, peoples? rot unions. propaganda undoubtedly main contradictions in the emanates from Japanese imperialist ”... a more dangerous factor is tary ends and seize the heart of And does not against issue an 8-page folder in March, 1931, explosive To the last moment the socialist gold Japan proceed International situation is not between bonds is or the fact that the Chinese people Manchuria by divers ways, order people on the basis of during Japan’s war on Shanghai, ex- want to preserve and in- TOf/”n sources and supported, more less, in the Chinese leaders may day . Japan and its rivals, - Interes! Payable Quarterly at by all of Negro wake np one fine . . to be able on the one hand to de- solidarity with world imperialism, plaining the Japanese action as in imperialist but the workers' in N. K, sections the middle- all powers, crease illusions 1 '9 Chase National Bank of New York class leadership and When we remember that the Chi- stroy the military, political and ■within the of their ir- defense of international imperialism? between the imperialist A. particularly by frame-work on one hand, and, other hand, certain elements in the leadership of neae are our only purchasers, we economical development of China, reconciliable contradictions, even That pamphlet stated: on the But this is not the road the Ameri- •-*>*. must fear that when the revolutionary' struggles of the OFFER the National Association for the Ad- day China and, on the other hand, to prevent while frantically preparing for war “It must be clearly understood can workers are taking. The rising unites and her begins to the brutally oppressed colonial masses, ■S ase iY! Throughouithesixteen vancement of Colored People (Schuy- Industry permeation of Russian Influ- with the United States to decide the that the Japanese tia. il action in strike sentiment which the year* in the coun- makes oj iis existence ihe U.S.S.R. has unfail- ler, Pickens) and the various Garvey flourish (page 12). We most from ence. This Is the key to our eon- question of the mastery of the Pa- Shanghai was purely for the pro- the workers Imperialist Socialist leaders as well as Wall and the triumph of . igly met all iis financial obligations. grouplets. tries Socialism Street so fearful (because it Inter- in the Soviet Union, the bulwark of feres with the of Gold Stability: The The Japanese imperialists and their the capitalist plan bonds are w'orld revolution? profit recovery) shows work- -sued in denominations of 100 gold agents among the Negro people, One Force of China that the Capable Uniting ers are taking the path of :oubles, ai a price of par—loo gold clearly seek to exploit, in the in- Chinese and Workers Hail depending Japanese Briggs Exposure of Japan In China there is one force which on their fighting roubles—and accrued interest. (A terest of Japanese the own ability; their gold imperialism, has shown itself capable of uniting own ouble contains grams rising class organizations, their own 0.774234 of pure revolutionary feelings of the and liberating China. That force is ■old.) Principal and Negro masses advantage We wholeheartedly endorse the ar- actions. “This-is-not-the-time-to- interest payments to take of by the deceptive Japanese propa- | Western World in their suppression It is Japanese imperial- Soviet power set up by eman- 9 based upon ticle Comrade Cyril Briggs il clear that the the strike” Thomas knows, for instance, this fixed quantity of the difficulties of American impe- by expos- gaivia, not to be . of trapped by misleaders the straggles of the darker peoples > ism. like all imperialism, must be cipated workers and peasants over a strike old, payable in American currency riahsm—such as would from ing the swindle of Japanese imperial- into support for that railroad would become prevailing accrue of murderous Japanese : equality and freedom. It was i overthrown to achieve the liberation one-fourth of China, with a popula- political ‘ ihe rale of exchange. a war a ism as the champion of the darker Japanese a tremendous battle ayainst situation—to strike blow imperialism, but to rally to the side : imperialism which aided : of the darker peoples and all the ex- tion of more than 80,000,000 bv”vsly, ihis provision offers proiec- for ‘heir peoples. the peoole. the Roosevelt regime, and so in Kan- own freedom. This instinct of the Chinese and Japanese toilers ; British in drowning in 'he ploited masses, The rising !. onagainst lossresulting blood : co'orcd and white. It Chinese Soviet power has sas City he advises the railroad j from possible has developed out of bitter experience In the name of the Japanese work- and the world-wide heroic of the Indian -ti er depreciation in ihe dollar. at the anti-imperialist revolts East i is the duty and task of all sigh ers aroused the franctic fr/- of all the workers to take up grievances hands of the American white ing-class engaged in heroic struggle struggle. ■ during their j masses at Singapore and im- • for national and, social emancipation, imperialist bandits, including Japan. with Roosevelt, instead their The Slate Bank ruling class. j against the brutal suppression of Those who advocate support of mediately after the World War. of in Market: of ihe especially Korean, Chinese, Japanese Jaoanese imperialists have joined own rank and file councils of action. '• S. S. R. will repurchase their democratic rights, in the Japanese must be merci- Furthermore, these bonds History furnishes ample proof that name imperialism j the oppressed and ex- and Negro workers, to combat the with the rest of the vultures in the The most on demand of ihe Negro of tens of of Japanese Japanese effective answer the holder al any time the masses have nothing to thousands lessly exposed. imperialism ploited masses of Japan are groaning ! poisonous propaganda of Japanese bloody onslaughts on the Chinese workers A., one year dale purchase, anti-imperialist in is can giye to the N. R. and Iter from of gain (and much to lose!) by suoDort- fighters rotting no champion of the darker peoples. under the heel of the Japanese ruling ; imperialism. Only the unity of the Soviet Republic. Is it an gain improved through c! par and accrued the accident conditions, is , interest. ing American imperialism, and there- jails of Japan, in the name of It is brutal, predatory. It has sunk class. This ruling class recognizes no i toilers of all the world, without re- that Japan’s imperialist rivals, murdered even united action in the factories, by by strengthening ihe hands of their countless Chinese workers its fiendish claws on the darker difference in the color of its victims. . gard to color or nationality, can fin- in the process of squabbling for the "• forming their shop and ,’ilve Circular D-2 on request oppressors. Have they anything to and of the Chinese masses heroically peoples of Asia. ! Even its own people are not ex- ally department gain our emancipa ion. Onward spoils of China, give objective sup- committees, by organizing rank ard gain from Japanese imperialism? Is resisting the aggressions of Japanese Japanese imperialism is ally empted brutality an from and depriva- to greater united struggle against the port to Japan in organizing Man- file opposition in the A. F of L. Japan the chamoion of the darker and other imperialist bandits and of oppression the darker peoples is of most elementary rights, of tion the . imperialist bandits of all colors! churia into an armed base against though strengthening the revolution) SOVIET AMERICAN "eoples? What of its brutal suppres- their blood-hounds the Kuomintang convincing evidence that Japanese such as of thought (denied the Soviet Union freedom ; (Signedt Japanese Bureau of the and the Chinese ary trade unions and preparing for sor, of the Korean and Formossan Party and i’s nationalist government, imperialism is no defender nor cham- under the "Dangerous Thoughts" SECURITIES CORP. Communist U. S. A. Revolution? That George Bronson struggle to win increased pay and eoples, equalling in stark brutality and successfully building the Chinese pion of the darker peoples. 1 law) mention denial of Party, and j Street New York not to the Rea, other American journalists union recognition against the whole 5 Broad he record of Belgian imperialism in Soviet Power, we appeal to Negro Japanese imperialism is on alley right to organize strike (or Chhie.se Bureau of the Com- our and bet- strikebreaking apparatus set up by ohe Congo? Are not these among the brother* and sisters not to be misled of. the imperialist powers : torment i I of the 1 of their conditions munist Party, U. S. A (Continued on fag' 3) the N. R. A