SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Published by the Comprodaily Publishing Co.. Inc., datls, except Sunday, at Union .. Square. City, Stuyvesant c-it-le: PAIWOUK." Uaily Workrtf Page Four New York N. Y. Telephone 1686-7-S. sM g&g of°lJew*York''ciVy)? $6.00 a.*year: BB South. to Daily 26-28 Union Square Ne t York N V ME Aditv: e and mail all checks the Worker Central Organ of the Commitui.st Fans f the l'. S. A. RENDERED GIDDY BY THE “WE DEMAND!” By Fred Ellis OLD FEUDALISM IN SOUTH has By JENK HARDY. his occupation, how many times he been sick, where he comes from, the room he lives SUCCESSES many “rASTONIA,” wrote a Southerner in a recent j in, the name of his wife, how children 7 '" ('V - ; * v • • ••* ¦ s® magazine article, “is the Lexington from j she has had, the number that are still alive, By J. STALIN. us call to mind some districts of Turkistan, which the historians of the future will reckon how many of them are too young to work. . . where favorable preconditions for the imme- the industrial struggle, the war of a thousand The mill man can, by turning the pages of hia talking suc- the world is now of the -1 diate organization of collective farms do not battles which will convulse the South during book, tell the age of all the people who live **JILL cesses the Soviet power in the sphere just as the even a baby is of exist to the same extent as in the Northern the next decade.” In other words, in the village. . . . Not unre- of collectivising economy. Even our enemies parts of the grain-importing districts. We historian dates the beginning of the struggle of corded.” (Ibid., P. 41). are compelled to admit that considerable suc- know that in numerous districts of Turkistan the American bourgeoisie to free itself from As long as the worker went humbly about his cesses have been achieved. These successes attempts were made to “catch up and pass” strangle-hold of British imperialism from the tasks he was a good fellow. The boss patted | that on are really great. It is an actual fact the advanced districts of the Soviet Union by first shots fired at Lexington and Concord, him on the back, provided an occasional com- | last, fifty per the 20th of February already threats of military force; that the peasants so will the historian of the future date the pany picnic and church festival, moved among cent of the peasant farms in the Soviet Union who do not for the present wish to enter the beginnings of mass revolt in the South from | his “subjects” as hero and “friend” and at- had been collectivized. This means that on the collective farms are to be deprived of the use the day when the textile workers in the Loray tempted to maintain the old easy relations of 20th of February. 19:50, we had more than 200 of irrigation works and their supplies of in- Mill of the Manville-Jenckes Company shut the early plantation period. At the first rum- per cent fulfilled the Five-Year Plan. It is dustrial goods cut off. off the power and walked out of the mill under blings of discontent, however, he immediately already also a fact that on the 28th of Feb- What has this Sergeant-major policy in the leadership of the National Textile Workers attempted to tear his subjects to the economic the collective farms had furnished more ruary common with the policy of the Party, which Union and the Communist Party, rack. He black-listed them, evicted them from million centals of spring seed corn, than 36 is based upon the voluntary principle and of a thousand class battles, the their homes, cut off their credit at the company or more than 90 per cent of the Plan, i. e., in Veterans takes into account the local peculiarities in forces which led the recent struggle in the store, raided the relief stations of the Work- round numbers 220 million poods of seed corn. building up collective farms? It is clear that South had already come into head-on contact ers International Relief and tried to starve his Nobody can deny that the supplying of 220 they have had and cannot have anything in with capitalism and its apparatus, the state, workers into submission. The courts became million poods of seed corn by the collective ; common. Who benefits by such distortions, by in all of its ways and methods—police brutal- a mockery. Beal, Hendricks, Miller and the alone, following the successful carrying farms such a bureaucratization of the collective econ- ity, frame-up, mob violence, murder of strike other Gastonia defendants were convicted be- out of the grain procuring campaign, repre- omy movement, such unworthy threats to the leaders, The transpired fore their trial began. And, just as no Negro sents an achievement. What does etc., etc. events which enormous peasants? Only our enemies! Whither can during and after the strike, therefore, were was permitted to testify aginst a white man all this prove? That we can regard the defi- these distortions lead? To strengthening our no surprise to its leaders. Nor, on the other in the feudal courts of the agricultural South, nite turn of the village to socialism as already enemies and discrediting the idea of the col- hand, can swerve proletariat so were some witnesses in the recent Gastonia assured. such tactics the lective economy movement. Is it not clear one iota in its march to inevitable power. Just trial prohibited from even testifying when they There is no need to point out that all these that the originators of these distortions, who as the new industrial bourgeois brushed aside professed disbelief in the capitalist god. ' successes are of the very greatest importance consider themselves to be “radical,” are in the old plantation owning feudal baron, so will The modern version of the old Black Codes f for our country, for the whole working class fact bringing grist to the mill of Right op- the working class, under the leadership of the is also being enacted. Black lists are made up J as the leading power in our country, and final- portunism? Communist Party, brush aside the mill owning and circulated of all who join unions or take ly for the Party itself. Apart from the direct Secondly, one of the greatest merits of the industrial barons of today. part in strikes. Spies swarm, and to be seen practical results, they are of enormous im- a union political strategy of our Party consists in the The owning class of the present South is even talking on friendly terms with portance for the inner life and training of circumstance that it knows how, at any given attempting to re-enact the medieval setting of organizer is tantamount to immediate discharge. our Party. They fill our Party with the spirit Wiggins moment, to ascertain the most important link the driving gentleman planter of the In the murder of Ella May and the of confidence and faith in its own powers. Negro of the movement, to seize it and then at the slavery epoch. It has been well established, Marion massacre the ruling class served notice They strengthen the belief of the working by same time to move all links of the chain for as a matter of fact, that the gentry of the old that militancy is henceforth punishable class in the victory of our cause. They lead at a common aim, the solution of a task. Can agricultural South, who death. There is also every indication that new million reserves to our Party. found themselves de- we say that the Party has already ascertained feated their plantations broken up by the their next sessions the legislatures of the Caro- and laws. This imposes upon our Party the task of the decisive link in the system of building up industrialists of the North as a result of the linas will pass syndicalist and anti-union in ter- consolidating the successes already achieved collective economy? But we can and must do American Civil War were the very persons The “Committee of 100” which engage against and systematically making use of them for the this. Where is the deciding link to be found? who established the cotton textile industry in rorist kidnapping and lynching bees purpose of further militants are advance. Perchance in the societies for common cultiva- the Piedmont. What we see in thfe Southern Northern organizers and local Press and These successes, however, also have their tion of the soil? No. mills of today, therefore, is the attempt to the Ku Klux Klan in dress suit. in the same shady side, especially when they are_ attained Common cultivation of the soil without so- carry over the ways and the methods of the pulpit howl against labor leaders against with relative “ease,” “unexpectedly,” so to cialization of the means of production is a feudal agricultural era into the newer period vein they used 80 years ago the abol- reds, racketeers, speak. Such successes produce at times a stage of the collective economy movement of industrialism—the attempt to harness the itionists. “Alien invaders, spirit of pride and arrogance: “We can do which is already passed.. Perhaps in the agri- remnants of feudalism and brutal exploitation stick-up men, mad yankee guerillas,”—these everything,” “Everything is a mere trifle for cultural commune? No, not in the commune. to modern machinery. are only a few of the florid invectives re- us!” These successes often intoxicate people, at sorted to by the ruling class agents The communes are present still isolated The feudal, slave-owning baron of the pre- and its render them dizzy; they of phenomena and terror. lose all sense pro- in the collective economy move- Civil War period owned his Negro chattel body in its bewilderment portion, the capacity grasp reality; agricultural and Committees of 100 to there ment. For the commune as the and soul. He purchased and sold him, at so But Ku Klux Klans appears the tendency to overestimate one’s predominating form of socialization not only can not stay the hands of historical forces. — ¦> much per head, at the market place. He per- own forces and to underestimate —iiihiiw- ¦ariiiiw—Tiwin —uni nll t ih n mm ¦ ¦mi i nam min ¦» mini imi iwii v -mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummm plantation system of the South had those of the | of the whole production but also of distribu- mitted him no education, but instilled in him The feudal enemy; adventurist attempts are made to tion, gave way to modern industrialism. conditions are not yet ripe. the fear of god. Initiative was to the slave its day—and solve all questions of socialist construction the 20 have spelled The deciding link of the collective economy prohibited and unkonwn. His nose kept at The changes of past years with a “wave of the hand.” One can no longer capitalism. reactionary South movement, its present predominating form, on his back-breaking toil in the hot fields by the i the doom of The be with consolidating Negro Organizer desperate ruling making its bothered the successes to A T. U. U. L. represents a class which one must now hold, is the agricul- whip of a Simon Legvee, the plantation baron achieved and systematically making predecessor met its use of tural artel. In the agricultural artel the means provided tools, houses, paternal care and per- last stand. Just as its them for further advance. Why should we of production are mainly socialized in the responsibility. doom from the armies of American industrial- consolidate mitted neither initiative nor As the successes achieved ... we so does it now find the grain production: labor, use of the soil, ma- in the South long as the slave worked hard, never grumbled ism in the Civil War, shall hastily do everything with “a working class, organized and wave of chines, and other implements, work beasts, at his lot in life, and continued to pile up prof- movement of the the hand” until the complete victory of so- farm buildings. led by the Communist Party, striking it like a By GILBERT did you get that its for the gentry out of his sweat and blood, cialism. “We can do everything.” Every- LEWIS. “Where fancy talk from? strikes at Gastonia, Eliza- £ What are not socialized are, the small vege- he was patted on the back, called by his first cloudburst. The thing is a mere trifle for us. THE bourbon capitalists of the South have You didn’t learn it in the South.” bethton and Marion, the growing solidarity of P table allotments and gardens, the dwelling An open hand for all terror name, feasted at barbecues and apparently sub- Therefore, our Party has the task of taking 1 been able to maintain their semi-feudal j against me Negro and white workers, the carmen’s strike premises, a definite part of the cows and even in the courtroom, had been given the jected to the kindest treatment. If, on the up a fight against danger- Sway over oppressed boss- Orleans, the restiveness of the miners—- determined these goats, of the poultry, etc. the millions of brutally thugs. other hand, he ran foul of his master’s pleas- in New es’ - ous moods, which are harmful to cause, and bitterly exploited Negro mention many other small, scatered, but the The artel is the determining link of the col- and white toilers “Why ure, he might be beaten, tortured, and under not to and eradicating them from the Party. solely because of their ability to keep these j in hell don’t you stand still before extremely stubborn and militant class battles—- lective economy movement because it repre- I kick out you!” big thug some circumstances even killed. He had no It workers unorganized and divided. About this j hell of one said to are all but a foretaste of much more that is cannot be said that these dangerous sents the most practicable form for solving the me as I, becoming tired of the long proceedings, redress of any kind in the courts, where no moods, which are harmful the cause, the Southern ruling class has no illusions. It is shortly to follow and show that the class to have grain problem. The grain problem again is shifted from one foot to the Negro was permitted to testify against a white spread to any noteworthy extent in the ranks knows that these workers and especially the other. struggle is as alive in the South as anywhere. the determining link in the system of the I was given a fine of fifty dollars cash or man. of our Party. They exist, Negro workers, when organized under the mili- Against the industrial capitalists of the South nevertheless and whole agriculture, because without its solu- 112 days on the chain gang. A cowardly law- In the 1850’s the abolitionist movement was there is no for tant leadership of the Communist Party and | stands the restless proletariat of the mills, be- reason asserting that they tion neither the problem of cattle breeding, yer refused to appeal the gaining force in the Northern states, where will not become stronger. And if these the revolutionary trade unions can be but a case and I was led ing organized into the National Textile Work- moods nor the problem of economic and similar away to a cell. experience had proven slave labor unsuited to find root battering ram for the smashing of j ers Union, the National Miners’ Union and the should among us, then there can be plants as the chief raw material of industry the entire the economic needs of the ruling industrial capitalist system, breeder of all forms of econo- Lynch Trade Unity League, and beginning to no doubt that there will take place a con- can be solved. Hence, the agricultural artel Southern Law. class. Fearing lest the abolitionist propaganda Union siderable weakening of mic. social and political inequalities. recognize the Party as the political the collective economy is at present the most important link in the Before reaching the cell, however, the ears of the subjected Negroes, the Communist movement and the danger Thus they will do all in their power, resort several reach Party of the working class. The American of a destruction of system of the collective economy movement. things occurred to me. Three detectives took Southern states enacted a series of “Black this • to all forms of terror to keep these workers Federation of Labor will hover in the back- movement can become real. It is upon this that the “model statute” of me into a private room, locked Negroes might not out after dark, | unorganized. This is shown in the bitter at- the door and Codes.” be ground and try to lead the workers back to It is therefore the task of our press system- the collective farms, final text of Which is made an attempt to change my except by permission from their mas- i the. tacks upon the National Textile Workers Union accent. written j the slavery of the mines, mills and workshops. atically to expose these and similar anti- now being published, is based. It is from “You’re ters. Not more than two of them might con- and the Communist Party in Gastonia, the In- a fresh Nigger,” one of them said. ! But all the forces of reaction stand as much Leninist moods. this standpoint that our Party and Soviet at one place—with the exception of ternational Labor Defense in Charlotte and j “I am going to change that fancy talk of yours gregate chance in this new they would were f And now a few facts: functionaries must proceed. One of their du- church. To be found bearing arms was pun- era as Norfolk, the NTWU and Communist Party in ! and make you talk like a real Chattanooga they trying to hold back the tides. That, as a V Firstly, the successes of our collective econ- ties consists in studying the nature of the by death. Atlanta, the Trade Union Unity League, and Nigger,” and with this he landed a blow on ishable matter of fact, is the equivalent of what they r omic policy are due, among other things, to the statute, and carrying it out completely. The feudal owning class lived in a veritable especially the Negro organizer of the Trade my jaw. Another came to his aid and the are attempting to do—and they have as much fact that this policy is based upon the prin- This is the standpoint of the Party at the two nightmare of fear. The Northerners were pic- Union Unity League, in Chattanooga. of them rained blows upon my head and possibility of success. ciple of voluntariness in the collective econ- present moment. Can we say that this stand- face. from as “Yankee rats,” I, along with four other workers, two of them tured press and pulpit omy movement, and takes into account the | point of the Party is being realized without | of order, white organizers for the T.U.U.L.. were arrest- After convincing themselves that my sneech demons with long horns, destroyers manifold nature of the conditions in the var- | infringements and distortions? Unfortunately peace security, and other choice ed on March 5, holding an open-air meet j could not be changed from that of a militant and free lovers, Growth of Real Wages in ious districts of the Soviet Union. no. You are probably aware that in a number while by change happened Collective ing. This meeting, the final mobilization of T.U.U.L. organizer to that of a cringing, Uncle phrases. A Negro who to farms cannot be established by force. Such a of districts of the Soviet Union where ¦ U.S.S.R. Guaranteed the workers for the great demonstration, Tom type of Negro, with his “Yessir” and “No- be influenced by the “John Browns” was course would be stupid and reactionary. The fight for the existence of the collective farms March 6 t | was held on corner | sir” and abject servility, they turned me over starved, beaten, tortured and often killed as collective economy movement must be | is not by a long way at an end and where the where most of the un- The workers’ cooperatives of Moscow and based employed gather. The police, after a vain to another, who weighed and finger printed an example to his fellows. upon the active support of the main the artels are not attempts at- j other industrial centers have reduced prices on masses yet consolidated, tempt to me. When the Civil War had been #ought and of the peasantry. One cannot are being made to drive the workers from the streets j February 1 on articles which play a big part transplant the go beyond the limits of the Five o’clock in the afternoon, no lawyer hav- lost by the South, there was ushered in the methods of collective economic artel and spring immediately and our meeting, arrested us and charged us j in the workers’ budget: textile goods, clothing, construction as to over to the “blocking ing been found who would take the care. I so-called period of “reconstruction.” Negroes, they applied agricultural with traffic and refusing to move on j was underwear, footwear and various food products. are in the advanced districts, to commune. The artel is not yet taken the city jail to under the influence of the Northern “carpet- the backward districts, consolidated, when ordered to do so by a police officer.” from the workhouse. On Prices have been cut about 4—5 per cent com- such a course would be but we are already “socializing” entering the workhouse the driver of the patrol baggers” were given full civil rights and even stupid and the dwelling houses, Use of Fascist Methods. pared with the prices of October 1929. On some reactionary. the small cattle and the said to the guard, (pointing to me): “Here is came into the majority in the legislatures of Such a “policy” would at poultry, and at From the moment of my arrest until the goods (ready-made clothing) there is a cut of one stroke dis- the same time this “socializa- a fellow who he can’t be made to work, several of the Southern states, where they were credit the idea of tion is degenerating time of my release open fascist methods were swears 10 per cent and even of 20 per cent (footwear). collectivization. In deter- ’ into bureaucratic paper employed but wants to overthrow the government used in the interests of the Northerners. It mining the tempo and the decrees, because the against me. and At the same time there is also a price reduc- methods in the conditions which render “Lynch him, lynch the black cried believes in social equality for Niggers. (In the was then that the Ku Klux Klan came into building up of farms we must care- such a socialization necessary do ob- bastard!” tion on bread (at least 0.5 kopeks per kilo), collective not yet a group, identified as Ku Kluxers, who gath- South social equality means only one thing—- its original existance—as a movement the ob- fully take into account the varied nature of tain. tide, potatoes, vegetables and fruits (from 8 to 15 ered around the police when I was seized. intermarriage). I guess you know what to do ject of which was to stem the rising over- the conditions obtaining in the One would think that the grain problem per cent. different dis- on Noticing, however, the militancy of the Negro with him.” come the power of the Negro and the North- tricts of the Soviet Union. In the collective the collective farms has been already solved, force violence, and At the same time the workers* cooperatives and white workers who had also gathered In the workhouse a steel ring 3’ inches in’ ern “agitator”* through and economic movement the grain districts are that it represents an already past stage, that preserve are taking steps to increase the sale of goods around in my defense they thought better of diameter was riveted on each of niy logs. These the feudal interests of the landed ahead of all the other districts. What is the the chief task at the present moment is not which hitherto the worker has been partly buy- the matter. were joined together by a steel chain 14 inches gentry. reason for this ? Because we have in these the solution of the grain problem but the pro- of Southern feudalism. ing on the market (the goods purchased by “You got a helluva nerve,” said one big long, the chains are placed on your legs on Such is the heritage districts the greatest number of Soviet Estates blem of cattle and poultry breeding. But who being by workers on the market in the Soviet Union 1 detective, “to get upon these streets entering the prison and not To what extent is it carried over the and collective farms which are already in a benefits by this crazy “work” of Southern are removed until amounted at the beginning of this year to about I juggling to make a speech. Stick up your damn hands the day you mill barons of today? strong position, thanks to which the peasants about with the different forms of the leave. 11 per cent of manufactured goods and 18 collective before I blackjack you.” Just as the slave dealers shouted the merits J had the possibility of satisfying themselves as economy movement? To upset the The next morning, along with 44 nlher pris- per cent of farm products). The role of the collectively Tn the courtroom little effort was mad- by of their wares in the market places of the to the power and the importance inclined peasant by socializing dwelling oners, I was taken out to a large slag (rock private dealer will in this sphere be of the new the the eanitalist judge, Martin A. Fleming, to old South, where human flesh was bought and reduced technique, of the power and importance of houses, the whole of the milk cows, the small pole) and set to work digging rock with a six- to the minimum (to about 2—3 per cent). conceal the true class against class issue of sold, so today the local Chambers of Commerce the collective organization of economy, and bc- cattle and poultry at a time when the teen pound rough-handled pick. My hands be- All these steps will guarantee a reduction artel the case. I was charged with blocking traffic; are praising their goods to the skies. “In our ause these districts have had two years form of collective farms is not gan to grow blisters. One of them burst and in the cost of living of the working yet consoli- the following are major questions that district wages are only a dollar and a half class family ichooling in the fight against dated! Is it not clear the the blood shot out. T paused for a moment about 3’j—4 per as the kulaks dur- that such a policy can a day. We have a sixty-hour week here.” “You of cent compared with last 'ng grain campaigns, be useful were asked: to wine it away. the and further because and welcome only to our sworn ene- can have eleven hours of night work and no year. ? “Do you believe in the Christian religion?” ! on these districts have, in the last few years, been mies “Go there, you,” shouted the hurly guard. you The worker’s nominal wages this year are “Didn’t you get up in a meeting and advise | unions.” “In our district will find the provided to an increased extent with the best One of the zealous even went “A little blood of your own will do you Reds raised an average of 9 per Together socializcrs so the workers to stay away from church and best reserves of female labor power.” “No cent. :adrcs from the mdustrial centers. Can far that he issued an order to the ’¦ good.” | with the lowering of the living one artel in ston giving money to tlie preachers?” minimum wage here.” Thus run hundreds of i cost of the ¦ay that these specially favorable which he prescribed: “to register three A little later, while attempting drive average wage will increase at least per conditions within “Isn’t it true that your organization is try- j to the advertisements proclaiming the advantages of 12 wist at present also in other districts, for days all stocks of poultry;” to lay nick through a Such is the decision in- down the ing to Federation three-foot mass of solid rock, the industrial slavery of the Piedmont. cent. of the Party. This nance, in the importing duties of the special smash the American of La- corn districts of the “commanders” for the bor. I became exhausted and stopped to blow. The Just as the slave of the eighteenth and nine- decision will have to be unconditionally carried ¦ype of our provinces, or in the dis- registration and supervision; “to occupy guard yelled at me to going, out. Northern the “Where you come keep stating that teenth centuries was regimented at his work ! " ts where there are still nation- key positions in the artel;” “to conduct the did from?” Reds would find no picnic on the chain The Moscow have backward “Were you here organize the Ne- gang and provided with shelter, tools, entertainment enterprises allotted 4,000 ilities, such as No, one socialist fight abandoning posts,” sent to ; as long as was belonging cooperatives Turkistan? cannot without the groes?” he around. He stood over me, and paternal care, so does the mill baron of workers to to take con- ¦ay that. It is and certainly to gun clear that the principle of take the whole artel firmly in hand, the whole time 1 was there, watch- today attempt to carry on thk tradition in his trol over the reduction of the prices in co- aking into account the in hand. multifarious conditions What is that? A policy of leading ing my every move. About eleven-thirty work- mill village. In this sort of medieval fief every operative shops. n the various districts of the Soviet Union is, the collective farm or a policy of destroying cesses and were for a time deprived of their ers and sympathizers came forward and paid house is owned by the mill baron. He builds mgether with principle my the of voluntariness, and discrediting it? I do not speak at all of clear understanding and sober outlook. f; ne. The guard showed his disappointment, every school, draws up the course of study, ii v of the those—beg most important preconditions for a 1 pardon—“revolutionaries” who be- In order to straighten out the line of our in being cheated of the chance to work a “Red” pays the teacher’s salary, dictates how long Workers! Join the Party of | iound economy gin collective movement. the organization of the artel by removing work in the sphere of collective economic con- to death or shoot him should he offer the least child may stay in school shall What, however, is the bells the and when he Your Class! actually taking place from the steeple. Just imagine how struction, we must get rid of these sentiments. resistance. enter the mill. He owns the company store, ’hh us? Can we say that principle revolutionary the of that is! This is one of the immediate tasks of the Party These hitter attacks upon the revolutionary often paying script redeemable for goods at Communist Party U. S. voluntariness and of taking into How could arise A. account the there in our midst such at the present time. organizations of the workers by the bosses the store instead of money wages. He builds 43 East 125th Street, oral peculiarities is not being doltish infringed in a exercitations of “socialization,” such The art of leadership is a serious matter. is being met with increasing resistance from the church, pays the preacher’s salary and New York City. lumber of Unfortunately no. attempts to districts? It ; ridiculous spring over oneself, so One must not lag behind the movement, be- the workers. On the very day that 1 was be- dictates his sermons. The police are his em- for example, known to speak, attempts I, the S that in various North- which aim at avoiding cause this means getting separated from the ing sentenced to one hundred and twelve days ployees. He undertakes decide whether or undersigned, want to join the Commu- ern to parts of the grain-importing areas, where classes and the class struggle, but in reality masses. But one must also not hasten on ahead on gang organizing nist Party. Send me **" the chain for the workers not dancing is to be permitted, etc. In short, more information. he conditions for an bring grist the mill »—«•••• immediate organization | to of our '•’ass as one thereby loses touch with the masses. ! to struggle for work or wages!, workers thru- every word, every thought is subjected to the )f collective farms are favor- They could originate only in relatively less the atmosphere He who wishes to lea 1 the movement and at out the world were demonstrating millions dictates of the lord. “They are like children, ' tble than in the corn growing districts, : our “easy” and sia, ********•*•••••••••• there of ‘‘unexpected the same time maintain contact with the mil- strong against Right Name ••••• •TUT -¦ starvation. in Chatta- and we have to take care them,” is the way a irequent tendency to prep- the front of of substitute the collective economic construction. lion masses, must carry on a fight on two nooga, though all of the leaders were in jail, one mill owner characterized his employees iration for organizing by They only collective farms could arise as a result of the anti- fronts—against those who lag behind and rank and file Workers of the Unemployed Coun- to one investigator. (Tannenbnum,*F„ Darker AlidrtSs tureaucratic decrees, paper Leninist part Tarty: City resolutions on the sentiments within a of the against those who hasten on ahead. cil held a mass meeting and would have march- Phare* of the South, P. 1,0). Every mill has j - jrowth of collective farms, by organizing col- "We can do everything,” “We may strong do every- Our Party is and unvanquished, ho- j ed on Citv Hall hut. for a fierce rain storm that its Doomsday Book. “As soon a? are ective farms on thing,” you born Occupation paper, which in reality do not “Everything to us is a mere trifle.” cause in leading the movement it knows how made it impossible. The attacks of the bosses you are ixist, but regarding whose could recorded. And after that all your “existence” there They only arise because some of our to maintain and strengthen contact with the ! are bearing fruit pot the kind destinies find a place in ' ’• " hut this long black book. * -*’ of fruit a huge quantity of boastful resolutions. Let comrades had their h"--’- - Mail this to the Office, ~iasses 0 f workers and peasants. counted upon by those bosses. There are written the name of father, his Central Communist age, Party, 43 East 125th St., New York, N. Y.