DAILY WORKER, NEW’ YORK. MONDAY, JULY 9. 1934 Page Three Metal Union to Raise Strike Issue at August 3 Convention

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• Lines - *• Picket Relief . Keep , ■gv ; On the Dividend Payments Seeks to Create Unity From Stockholders ! Men Call Mass Strike Front AKRON, Ohio. Stockhold- i Mareli forWed. Withßank andFile of . ers of the General Tire and j

- diligently engaged , Rubber Co., On Guard in escaping the heat by the va- Conference Calls Rubber Workers rious pleasant means available for Against Strike Sell-Out to those with money, might Stoppage July 18 AA andIndependents Striking AKRON, Ohio, July 15.— never have known that there is workers, remembering the a strike in the plant if their At 12 Noon rubber sell-outs, had not steel and auto industry dividend checks been Funds Needed to Insure Success of Convention; of 1,100 to delayed- have rejected by a vote DETROIT, Mich., July 15.—Relief Rank and File Militancy Opens Great 90 the proposal of the General The militant mass picket lines workers throughout Wayne County Company, a settle- plant Rubber and Tire around the have com- voted for a stoppage Wednesday, Possibilities to S. M. W. I. U. all wage demands plete opera- ment which met crimped clerical noon, a mass provided for equality of tions. Officials the company July 18, at 12 and for but which company of F. of L. and the have been compelled to send march on the F.E.R.A. offices, 176 PITTSBURGH, Pa„ July 15.—The Second Bi-annual the A. work- unions in representing the out notices explaining that it East Jefferson St., at 2 p.m., when Convention of the Steel and Metal Workers Industrial Union ers. was impossible to get through a committee of 25 will place the continues solid the picket lines to obtain will convene at Slovak Hall, 518 Court PI., Aug. 3,1934,10 a.m. Mass picketing mass workers’ demands before Ballenger, despite the efforts of the company oooks and other records neces- This convention meets at a time when the strike develop- to provoke violence which wiU give sary for sending out the divi- relief administrator. unloosing the ments in the steel aijd metal industry are reaching a matured them an excuse for dend checks. The mass march was voted now held in read- stage, betrayal army of gunnmen Thursday at the action conference despite the iness. Rubber workers in other using 300 relief workers present, in- m by the Amalgamated Asso- plants not on strike are their with ■Mg \\ to keep the picket lines cluding 120 delegates from 60 relief Gov’t oiut ! elation and the American Federa- free time officialdom, going. Seattle Asks projects and 40 trade unions. L. ; tion of Labor which , . j postponed the strike scheduled to Sabian, of the A. F. of L. Painters Textile Men Intervene for i start on June 15. The strike vote at Alabama Drive Union was chairman, and John Pace, Warren, Ohio, several days ago *** Vote Quota secretary the Unemployment * point to the beginnings of a broad To Take Strike of o***0 ’ movement in steel to realize Ala., July 14 reported. mm* . 9 strike BIRMINGHAM, Councils _ Scottsboro already the demands of the steel workers as With 2,000 textile workers In 30 Days The following demands were at the April convention of and Gun- j raisd out in Gadsen, Albertville (1) Immediate withdrawal ; the A. A. sentiment for voted: Roosevelt tersville, rank and file of weekly cut, Ignores Facts; The National Convention of the among the 42 the $2 to $2.50 and a strike is growing Sections Must Sell the guaranteed weekly S. M. W. I. U. coming at this time Textile Work- a minimum Secretary Prattles of locals of the -United wage of a week; (2) a 25 per | is in a position to become the focal A strike vote in- “Daily” At Busy sl6 ers Union here. cent increase in direct relief; (3) “State’s Rights” j point of attention for all steel work- is being taken Deadly lead poured from this cop’s gun—and from the guns of hundreds of more cops—couldn’t rapid development of volving 18,000workers right to organize on the jobs; (4) ers in the Intersections halt the steady inarch of San Francisco workers toward a general strike. Longshoremen kept their ranks renewed strike sentiment among the today. reinstatement of fired workers; (5) per- These southern mill workers, the solid against the hail of bullets while workers in other industries massed to their support. .—Refusing to steel workers. weeks late, Seattle has gone for the Workers Unemployment any the first and perhaps the hardest hit sonally take stand in The National Executive Board of TWOto work in 20,000 Insurance Bill. case, by NR.A. labor codes, are demand- earnest on the Scottsboro President Roose- the S. M. W. I. U. has sent calls to readers drive. In their July or- ignoring his own request for ing the 30-hour week, abolition of Ballenger and A. F. of L. officials velt, all the Amalgamated Association of minimum wage of sl2, ganizational bulletin, they state: are trying to break the strikes on an account of the facts in the Tin, Iron and Steel Workers lodges stretch-out, a 550 re-hiring by the “These Wayne University and Ham- Workers Scottsboro case, sailed away on a and to all independent unions in of men eliminated (their the Negrojanitor Chicago Protesting stretch-out and recognition of the readers 2- tramck projects after 200 painters in warship for a vacation, turning ! the steel and metal industry, to send quota) union. month A. F. of L. locals 42 and 37 had over the letter and material sent fraternal delegates to this conven- * * * can # be obtained voted the strike. Charles Newcomb, Murdered Gas him by the I. L. D. to Homer tion. One of the main tasks of the days By City's JimcrowRule, Defy not in 60 A. F. of L. business agent, ordered Cummings, Attorney-General. convention will be to establish a North Carolina Mill in 30 days if letter re- relationship rank and but '; 1 JK|o the men back. This was shown in a close with the Hands Leave Machines every comrade in CHICAGO, July 15. “We've Balduff of the Y. M. C. A. College, ceived by William L. Patterson, file of the A. A. and the indepen- committee, with head Boston Cop stood of Bash CHARLOTTE, N. C., July 14 the Party will The strike the stench capitalism this Virginia of the National National Secretary of the I. L- D., dent unions and the formulation of quarters at 2540 Park Ave., Room 12, long, we’ll stand its tear gas in our Students League, and a representa- a policy on a front (F.P.).—Two mills of the Union consider it his or from Cummings last week. In the united bksis is to spread the strike before fight against jim crowism.” tive of the I. L. D. spoke. Phil. of all the work- Co., at Monroe, near here, her task, not trying letter also Cummings refuses to whereby the ranks Mills general stoppage Wednesday. Mass Funeral Tuesday: Terry, secretary of the Youth Sec- ers in the in been closed down by a strike only to become a the Claude Lightfoot, young Negro take any stand on the case. | industry can be united have also and tion of the League of Struggle for a fighting front against the steel of 300 workers. This is the first reader, but Workers Demand Ar- worker Communist candidate Cummings’ letter states that the Negro Rights, was chairman. : trust and its agents, the Greens, mill strike in the history of i n active distrib- for state a«embly Friday night President turned over the letter cotton spoke a gas Resolutions for of ! Tighes, Johnsons and Roosevelts. the town. The strikers are demand- utor of the Daily rest of Inspector those words in filled the elimination and material to Cummings- Worker.” Farmers Greet room where a mass meeting for discrimination on the beaches were the set by The election of delegates in the ing abolition of the stretch-out. Ignoring precedent The first point BOSTON. July 15—A' mass fu- Negro rights was being held, stop- passed as well as protests against President Wilson in the Mooney locals of the S. M. W. I. U. have in their plan neral organized by the Interna- ping a possible panic. A gas bomb the terror used against the last case, cited in the letter, of presi- j been in process for the past month 2,500 Miners Out was thrpwn by a hoodlum working beach party. expected calls for the Tiala On Release tional Labor Defense George dential intervention in a case, end large delegations are for for one of property owners asso- In Nanticoke establishment of janitor, the Plans were made and approved cn- Cummings repeats the out-worn rom all in the industry. Borden. Negro murdered ciation in Hyde is July (F. P.) Red Builder Park which thusaetically a mass alibi that the case “is one exclu- There is a serious handicap con- NANTICOKE. PA.. Elected President of by Everett Gardner, motor vehicle leading fight to drive Negro to hold Soli- of hundred anthracite Clubs in every the darity Beach Party in Jackson sively within the jurisdiction of | fronting the National Board the Twenty-five inspector, last Sunday, will raise workers from the South Side the of this miners strike here to section in the district. Zt" League While In Park Sunday July 15, on the the state | union in organization are on com- Sellers of Jail the demands for the arrest and Beaches. on of Alabama.” recent to live the Daily Worker spot where the arrests took The in a cun- convention. The campaign pel the SusquehannaCollieries will then be conviction of Borden’s assailant on same Attorney-General, for the strike scheduled a year placed on the CHICAGO. July 15.—Alfred Tiala, Workers who had packed the hall place last week. ningly-worded conclusion, preparation up to the agreement signed busiest comers in Tuesday. 1 p.m., starting from again for June 15th has depleted the these sections.” President of the United Farmers of the John O’Neal Branch of the The meeting Friday night is part avoids any definite stand, but ago providing for certain conditions and Massachusetts Aves. treasury of the company Each League, was released from the state Shawmut I. L. D. to protest against a police of a long struggle. On July Ist, for clearly support, the national union. In for old employes. The section will have to sell the shows his and that this important "Daily” in penal in Greencastle. Ind. after The Negro and white workers attack on Negro and white workers the first time, open mass violation order conven- agreed last year to the demands front of factories and farm support of the federal administra- may a position prolonged serving six months for fighting a will march to the new Interna- on the Jackson Park Beach, Sunday of jim-crow rules took place. Negro tion be in to accom- of the miners after a other concentration points. Mass tion, of the murder plans of the plish the tasks before it is urgent every organizations foreclosure at Warsaw. tional Hall where final services July 8, remained in the hall, al- and white workers, massed at an us strike but have since made will be checked on white ruling class of the South. that all sympathizers of our union, bundle Tiala was elected president of the will be held for Borden. though the mustard gas caused open air meeting in what was called effort to evade their signed prom- orders. Each unit must * * * that all workers’ organizations shall take an U. F. L. while in prison, being them to gasp, choke and weep. the ‘Black’ part of the beach, de- ises. immediate bundle of five Borden died Friday night while AMERICAN AMBASSADOR IN contribute to the extent of their * a * elevated to that post by the recent cided to march across the ‘color papers to be sold at the above loca- a protest meeting of 200 workers In spite of the disruptive action, capabilities to the building of a First National Convention of the or- line.’ They were greeted with FRANCE REFUSES TO SEE con- tions. hij meeting a Cigar Strikers Stand ganization Minneapolis. in behalf was going on. He the was success. Work- friendship by workers, games vention fund to insure a successful in packed space white SCOTTSBORO DELEGATION every effort be Will Hold “Red Sundays” The F. L. reports that greet- was shot by Gardner when he re- ers all available to played, another open convention, and that Fast as Boss Weakens U. hear speakers protest police en- were and air independent While the drive is progress, ings for militant fighter have fused to accept a summons for an the meeting held. PARIS, France (By Mail).—A made to contact the PHILADELPHIA, July 14. The in this of jim-crow on urge three or four Red Sundays will be been received in large numbers alleged automobile violation. forcement rules the joint delegation representing the unions and them to send 300 strikers of the Royalist Cigar public beaches. Besides Comrade Uo opposition to this move was fraternal delegates. Send all dona- organized to build routes and in- from individuals and organizations The is demanding that French International Labor De- Company continue picketing the Lightfoot, Arthur G. Falls of the found among any of the white to National Office, James crease subscriptions. A check-up of the League headquarters here. Gardner be removed from his po- fense and the Union of Negro tions the plant, and prevent scabs from en- at Inter-Racial Commission, Dean workers on the beach, and the Egan, National Office, James Egan, the district’s activity will be made sition and tried charges of Toilers residing in France called tering, following an unsuccesful on party did much to increase the National Secretary-Treasurer, 929—* in two weeks, promises the Org. BUDGET first degree on the American Embassy to pro- conference with Ben Grabowsky, JAPAN’S WAR murder. The Negro unity of Negro and white. ! sth Ave., Room 511, Pittsburgh, Pa. Secretary, and a full report will be and white workers are also de- test against the lynch verdicts one of the owners of the plant. TOKIO, July 15. Figures for Advancement of Colored People is The following week, July 8, a sent to the “Daily” for publication. the arrest of Har- passed upon Haywood Patterson The conference heartened the military budgets in 1935 were tenta- manding Officer trying to head off the mass move- similar beach party took place, with This check-up must be thorough. mon, who was an games, so on. and Clarence Norris, and to de- strikers, indicating that Grabowsky tively announced Friday. accessory to the ment of Negro and white workers singing, and With ab- Seattle has agreed to meet its crime and the removal solutely no excuse, except the state- mand the release of all the Scotts- LITTINSKY was weakening, and giving the lie quota in 30 days. This is the kind The Naval Ministry will ask 650,- from of- in Borden's behalf by ordering a DR. JULIUS F. of L. fice of Police Commissioner Huff- ment the organizers of the party boro boys- to Lew Hines, A. organ- of determination that will put the 000,000 yen (about $200,000,0001. fake investigation and requesting 107 BRISTOL STREET izer, who made to man and Judge Haydon, notorious “were trying to mix niggers and The Ambassador refused to re- desperate efforts drive over . . . but Seattle must The War Ministry will cal! for the discharge of Gardner from his Bet. Pitkin and Sutter Aves., Brooklyn the out of the Negro and labor hater, re- whites,” police charged into the ceive the delegation and also re- frighten strikers not be satisfied with its efforts 500,000,000 yen (about $150,000,000). who post as inspector. PHONE: party and jailed eighteen workers to accept a protest resolu- DICKENS 2-3012 Tobacco Workers Industrial Union until every fuse to hold the attackers of Bor- fused worker has been figures do not include avia- Organizations throughout the delegation Office Honrs: 8-10 6-3 P.M own clutches by the lie These den and are trying and students. tion. But the insisted, A.M., 1-2, into his reached with our “Daily.” tion, will be greatly increased to whitewash country are being to send the which case. urged Both the beach parties were held and finally one, of the embassy that bosses had said they would covered by the the protests Mas- with no one the A. during the period to Governor Ely of under the leadership of the Young secretaries accepted the resolu- negotiate but Help the “Daily’s" Drive! figures. The National Association for the sachusetts. F. of L. Communist League. tion. * * * “Kohler of Kohler” Gets Strike Ultimatum COHEN’S KOHLER. Wise., July 14. This -» By Seymour Waldman 117 ORCHARD STREET company-owned town, named after THE WAR SET-UP IN WASHINGTON Nr. Delanccy Street, | EXAMINED the plumbing fixture manufacturer EYES it, By JOSEPH LAX, O.D. who dominates felt the force of Optometrist workers' determination to EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the crisis How fight convert the capitalist war nicely Thomas and his staff phrases to prevent the rank and file and the lovers of democracy we and farmers not isolate themselves Wholesale Opticians Tel. ORchard 4-15‘-’0 against Factory on Premises conditions when last of a series of articles on war into a victory for socialism.” would lead workers into the maw from bolting into the Communist shall go on, confident that our j from workers in the army and navy 1,200 employes go on strike of general vote to preparations by Seymour W'ald- pays lip service the imperialist staff by Party, where they can make a real methods, no less than cur ideals, j so that they will not be isolated from beginning Monday, A meeting of to the revolutionary Eugene Debs, calling a general strike irrespective fight against war or from joining triumph.” their fellows. So that they may rejected man, Washington correspondent will the workers the answer of who stated clearly and firmly that of the existence of a revolutionary hands with Communist workers in Yes. He actually said that on the explain to their comrades why they Kohler to their of the Daily Worker. j 14-point demands “You cannot vote capitalism out of situation—that is. irrespective of the a genuine anti-war uni ed front. very day that a delegation of steel arc being driven to slaughter work- Dr. Maximilian Cohen to * * * and determined not submit to existence.” Nevertheless Thomas amount of participation by the Louis Waldman, intent on adhering workers announced Washington! ers of other lands. In contrast to company in Dental Surgeon unionism. twenty years after the encourages pacifism, during a time workers in f.ntl-war demonstrations, to what he called “the Socialist tra- that the steel corporations, ihe j the self-satisfied, individualistic, iso- j Walter J. of 41 Union Sq. W., N. Y. C Kohler, president of FiDAY,various Socialist (Second Inter- when capitalism is at war—during the number partial strikes, (he ditional position against war,” that most powerful “lovers of demo- j lationist, counter-revolutionary paci- j company and governor After 6 P.M. Use Night Entrance the former national) leaders delivered many war—a time when capitalism, in its capacity of the workers for mass is, the outright betrayal of the cracy” in the U. S., were erecting j fism (militant or otherwise) of the j of Wisconsin, has long it action, 22 EAST 17th STREET made his millions of workers into the sharpest state of crisis, crushes op- etc. workers into the hands of their barbed wire fences, hiring more Socialist Party, the Communist Party boast that his is a "model in- j Suite 703—GR. 7-0135 town trenches of the imperialists, the position more cruelly and ruthlessly * * * prospective murderers, is opposed to thugs, setting up machine guns, and j guides the work cf militant work- dustrial village where 90 per cent anything will make Party leaders of the American Socialist than at any other period of its ex- it is possible “to make the that the re-stocking their arsenals in prepa- ers and farmers in uniform, so that of the married workers own their offensive to the capitalist govern- Party (Second International) still istence. HOWwaging of war a practical im- ration for meeting the demands of j they will realiy be able to "con- own home.” This is the first strike ment in war time. As reported by their capitalist CAthedral 8-Cl6O refuse to translate the Basle Mani- Pacifist Poppycock possibility” without entering the slaves for a decent wage and vert the war crisis into in the history of the community. festo into action, , the journalistio own a for ¥ despite the fact their union. victory socialism” by turning * * army and navy and winning over Waldman, Thomas In other words, Thomas and patron of and * * • Dr. D. BROWN that large numbers of their rank his the armed forces who necessarily imperialist war into civil war against Ohio Onion Set advisors try to explain away their other Socialist Party bigwigs, Wald- Weeders and file clamor for a real, basic wage war and without whose sup- revolutionary anti-war posi- their capitalist exploiters, through Dentist careful avoidance of anti-war work man argued: revolutionary Mass Picket Lines struggle against war. port the working class cannot smash tion, program the such means as mass fact, in the army, on the docks, the “I not a sensible THE that is. the of 317 LENOX AVENUE In the American Socialist the exploiters’ capitalist state, how am opposing of S. A. action in the rear of the army and M'GUFFY, Ohio, July 14.—Onion Communist Party the U. & Party leadership has become such streets, etc., by doling out the it is possible to “convert the capi- declaration against war: I am not fraternization at the front. It points Between 125t1i 126th St., N.Y.C. weeders on strike here for shorter poppycock the capitalist ruling ar.d other sections of the Third In- a devoted tool of the warlike New that talist war crisis into a victory for opposing the traditional Socialist | cut that such action resulted in hours, wage increases and recogni- class will him and his breth- ternational, applies Lenin's teach- Deal that Norman Thomas’s so- allow socialism” without first raising the position against war, a position ! Russia, even against a terrible abso- tion of their set ren to ings on the proper way to fight im- BSncor.hurst 6-4490 Ga‘ & Novoeaine ' union have mass wage "convert the capitalist W’ar that we can present to the work- victory the picket again called militants must an in- workers' banner in civil war inside perialist war. This program, for- lutism, in the of workers Extra cticns lines to prevent pick- crisis into a victory for socialism” ’ ers and on we will get a and poor ing of tensive fight with the liberal capi- the regiments and on the decks of which mulated in the July-August, 1928, j peasants and the csteb- the million-dollar crop by by politely collapsing of its own hearing. I am opposing this sui- | DR. S. J. GREEN strike-breakers. talist wing to muster sufficient con- warships?—all this is ignored by resolution of the World Congress lishment of the , the Last week scab vention votes for a of weight. the phrasemongering Socialist Party cidal declaration, the stupidity of and champion the in- weeders managed to work in the declaration of the , in fatherland of Surgeon Dentist militant pacifism decked out in Despite Debs, despite the brutal- oilers of the New Deal war ma- this declaration. What you axe ternational proletariat. fields under heavy protection of contrast to the intentionally vague 238 Ring:* Highway, cor. W. Pth, St. seemingly revolutionary phrases. ity, terror and wholesale violence chine, who are so eager to fool the doing in approving this resolution Daily 9 9 deputies and private thugs and contradictory “left wing” Communists strive to show Office Hours: A.M. to PM. in the with which capi.alism in Germany, rank and file and thus keep them is something that will bind us, the Sunday A.M. to P.M. Bklyn, pay of the growers. The Socialist Party Detroit Dec- Thomas declaration of June, 1934, 10 1 N.Y. Barefoot, clad Principles, by Austria and the United States meets joining hands with their fetter us in our efforts to build ! workers that such participation in in ragged overalls, the strikers have laration of fathered from gives ,-pccific directives fer the fight Thomas, advises their most militant the growing solidarity of the work- Communist fellow workers who up a strong anti-war position, imperialist war will weaken attacks declared themselves ready for a are against war and during war time. members to isolate and disarm ers, despite the premeditated ma- performing practical, basic anti- something that will rouse tremen- on the Soviet fight to the finish. The anti-war program of the Com- Union, against whom themselves and other workers by a chine gun terror instituted, for the war work. dous prejudice against us, some- turns ever munist Party the forward world imperialism more peaceful "mass resistance” which will hundredth time, by N. R. A. Indus- Louis Waldman. the New York thing that will be a handicap and line of the threateningly, thereby Dr. D.G. POLLOCK South working class army, calls for patient, and Bend Milkmen "make the waging of a war a prac- trial Advisor Myron Taylor's United State Socialist Party chairman, who not a help in fighting war. This strengthen the base for the ceaseless anti-war work in the fac- estab- DENTIST Aided by Other Unions tical impossibility” and will “con- States Steel Corporation against endorsed the objectives and pur- is a wild, irresponsible declara- lishment of a workers’ and farmers’ Brooklyn Paramount Theatre Building tories and on the farms, on or Nevins St. Subway vert the capitalist war crisis into steel workers bold enough to reject poses of the N. I. R. A. New Deal, tion.” the government at De Kalb Sta's. SOUTH BEND, Ind., July 15. docks and on the streets, in here and in other im- BROOKLYN. N. Y. a victory for socialism,” and de- the company union—despite all this, was correct when he attacked the Worry not, little man! The big the perialist countries. That why Members cf three unions here and In doing is the Dally Sundays 10-2. TRiangle Thomas and his flock proclaim that as “bombastic, boys, the Schwabs, Morgans and homes in the schools. '(Defend 9-9, 5-8620 pledged support of the striking milk clares: Thomas declaration this it makes it clear that the fight slogan, the Soviet Union,” . (the Party) they change system . . . . Taylors, Teagles, drivers here in their pre- “They Socialist will “will the unreal, unconvincing. How- the Astors and is so vitally bound up with the wel- efforts to by which not compel and Thomas against imperialist war, if' it is to vent deliveries to stores and other loyally support, in the tragic methods do a ever, he made himself ridiculous understand that you fare of the workers and farmers all 230 FOLDING CHAIRS~ event of war, any of the comrades resort to wholesale violence or dic- when he added that this declaration are doing the best you can for be effective, must not be separated distributors by scab agencies. Mass the struggle. over the world. who for anti-war activities or re- tatorship.” By such pacifism does was, among other things, “illegal, them, under the circumstances. from class That, on “ picket lines are being set up to the fusal service Thomas strive to keep the steel Communist doctrine.” Waldman A day later, Louis Waldman, the contrary, the fight against im- On the other hand, Communists - to perform war come counteract the strike breaking mercy perialist war is a part of the gen- point out that the international 55c into conflict opinion workers at the and under certainly knows that his colleague indorser of the New Deal under y “cash and carry” system with public t , tt I 35 W.36th St..NTO installed miles from eral struggle of the workers for the policy of the Soviet Union is a real JohnKalmus Go. Mur,mu by the milk companies by which or the law'. They will refuse col- the dictatorship of the U. S. Steel Thomas is a million which workers have been ground to 4-5447 lectively to sanction or support Corporation, rather than submit to “Communist doctrine,” from any- semi-starvation, shot down, bc”- overthrew of the rule of the bankers peace policy in that it servos the method retailers areexpected to call industrialists, war is any international war; they fill, their dictatorship over the Taylors, thing Lenin ever said about anti- onetted. tear-gassed, and literally and the that interests of the workers and farmers CHICAGO, ILL. for their own supplies of milk at ! on the contrary, by agitation and the exploiters of America! In war work. speeded up to early deaths, raid m only the continuation of capitalist who are the Russian ruling class. central company depots. competition by other means. This They explain class has opposition, do their best not to be short, Thomas and his brethren Nevertheless, Louis Waldman was a statement issued on his return, I that this Wanted it does, not by windy resolutions, but | ambitions whatsoever, Nazi broken up by the war, but to propose, on the eve of imperialist much more honest in stating his to New York City: no territorial Unemployment “Solution” up fight : - by linking the ceaseless (hat it work- KOENIGSBERG, break up the war. They will meet war, to desert workers in the army, fundamental anti working class “As between the program of or- serves the interests of Germany, July i against capitalist exploitation of ' ers and farmers throughout the V OLUNTEERS 15. Compulsory Commis- war and the detailed plans for to isolate the most militant work- position than was Thomas. Neither derly, peaceable, constructive and Labor pm* the worker with the day-today strug- j world by fighting against the threat sioner Hierl recently revealed the war already mapped out by the i ers in their ranks, and to hide from one wants the workers to make a intelligent political action the. To Sell gle against imperialist war prepara- war, Nazi schem for "relieving” war-making arms of the govern- ; workers the fact that the general real fight against imperialist war. insurrectionary. [Hoar! hear! hear of by offering its good offices unem- (hr tions. w'ho manifest any ployment: 300.000 men he said were ment by massed resistance, or- j strike, as the supreme form of the since this is a vital part of the the darling rs Ncv* Yr to those countries j DAILY WORKERS In the of the Commu- desire to preserve peace, and by re- ready for the beginning of com- ganized so far as practicable in a 1 mass strike movement, and as a struggle to overthrow capitalism, Timer!—S. W.] destructive and event war. At pulsory labor sen-ice, whereas the general strike of labor unions and transition to the armed uprising, and hence themselves, capitalism's violent methods proposed by the nist Party directs the driving of lentlessly exposing those countries i WORLDS FAIR every for provoking previous “voluntary” labor service professional groups, in a united constitutes a stage in the transfor- "Socialists'' in the ranks of the Left Wing. Socialists will have no the revolutionary fist through who are preparing end Call at Daily Worker Office had succeeded in enrolling only 23,- effort to make the waging of war mation of imperialist war into civil working class. Thomas takes refuge difficulty in making their choice. opening that presents itself. It pro- war. 2019 W. DIVISION ST. 900. a practical impossibility and to war. in tricky, seemingly revolutionary In common with progressive labor poses that class-conscious workers (The End.)