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...... - ■ - - * ■' *' ' < ANNIVERSARY OF RED NIGHT ON Come Over! from the D. E. C. to the N. E. C. of ! At any time during the day or evening if you have MUSSOLINI RULE September 11. RED EAST SIDE an hour to spare—come over and volunteer your help 2. The leaflet by the D. E. DECISIONS OF WORKERS PARTY issued < to enable us to get out a heap of mailing, inserting and C. also the Zam note to be criticized increase the on ground con- ! other odd jobs on the campaign to circu- CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE the that neither their the tents nor the demands are sufficiently lation of the DAILY WORKER and WORKERS SEES IT TOTTER MAKES BIG HIT I work local in their that they lack We are very busy and have loads of and 20. teaching personnel nature, MONTHLY. October 14 1. The must specific economic and political de- us over! The Central Executive Committee consist of reliable, active —help out—come com- mands and give a false formulation 15MO flew Members of the Workers Party at its sessions rades, who have demonstrated by Tremendous Crowds at v "• for slogans against capitalist mili- " our -- ! :--7 - —wwwwirw adopted by ---■ October 14 and 20 the follow- their relations to the party and tarism. -■■ Party ing decisions. their record of activity that they Each Meeting in Communist are 3. The D. E. C. should be criticized combination, who had hugged this themselves active and conscious fol- Negro Work. for having continued the controversy the afternoon (Spacial to the Daily Worker) lowers of the Communist Internation- By MARY RUBIN. corner from four in To instruct party units wherever about the N. E. C. letter of August (Special in great fear of terrible Communists. ENGDAHL SPEAKS ROME, Oct. 27.—The cele- al and capable of imparting the living to the Daily Worker) possible to have Negro speakers ad- 23, after the N. E. C. has explained dembgogic antics of aranged by the Musso- spirit of Leninism. NEW 28.—New In spite of the bration dress the party campaign meetings, the intent of the letter and the real YORK, Oct. headlines, and lini government to commemo- The C. E. C. considers it undesir- their best and leading and urging that the party campaign policies of the N. E. C. in the Pater- York’s east side witnessed one of AT FINAL RALLY teaching in spite of the efforts the socialist- rate the march of the Fascisti literature be distributed among the able that the staff should son strike. of the most stirring series of non-party , LaFollette clique, who made stren- on Rome two years ago has Negro population and that whenever consist of either members Literature Publication. meetings in the or of party members who take a pas- history of that* uous efforts to swell the crowd and by every labor Negro speakers address party meet- The C. E. C. authorized translation IN DETROIT, MICH. been boycotted sive or scholastic wide-awake part of made ineffectual efforts at stirring up ings, these meetings be advertised in attitude toward the and publication of a collection of the body in Italy. problems of the party City. Accompanied by flaming a semblance of applause—in spite of Negro papers. and the Com- works of Lenin, the pamphlet “Len- The four-day legal holiday the munist torches, tons of red literature, all this machinery, the Workers Par- Wind Up Campaign at Authorizing a special pamphlet on International since such teach- in and Leninism” by Comrade Stahlin proclaimed by the Fascisti be- incapable developing speeding ty meeting, slowly but surely drew the Negro question to be approved ers would be of and authorized Comrade M. J. Ol- automobiles, streaming Finnish Hall, Friday gan yesterday with furious at- and promoting a real, genuine Lenin- banners the crowd to its platform. by the C. E. C. gin to write two books and a pam- and scpiads of party on the govern- ist ideology among the students. The tacks blackshirt Educational Work in . phlet as follows: “Without a Boss —a members, the Red Night was Ludwig Lore, local candidate for (Special to the Daily Worker) workingmen all District Executive Committee ment by over The following resolution was adopt- in Study of a Russian Factory,” "The celebrated in the heart of the congress spoke oh the rule of capital- DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 28.—The charge school again re- the country. ed. of the should Russsian Communist Party—a Work- former socialist territory. ism and the lot Os the workers in Workers Party of Detroit will hold the teaching Workera Are Defiant. view staff from this ing Class Organization," “The Carl Brodsky, Ludwig Lore, Sadi America. Ford he said, paid an in- its final mass meeting of the election Resolution on New York Workers’ standpoint. and labor promises to make the School. as the Cen- Amter, George Siskind, IT. Brahdy, C. come tax of $9,000,000 while the work- campaign Friday evening, Oct. 31 at Italian In order to bind the school anniversary of the march Rome C. E. C. conceives the New more ter of the World Revolution.” Mitchell, M. Hartmann, B. Sparer, ers in his factory, who made the auto- Finnish Hall, 5963 Fourteenth St. on The closely to the general work of the proletariat. York Workers’ School as a fighting Hungarian Section Convention. Juliet Stuart Poyntz, J. C. Oblans, N. mobiles, made only about $1,600 a J. Louis Engdahl, editor of the a memorable day—for the party it is desirable that the District instrument for the bolshevization of The Central Executive Committee B. Sparer, M. Kordon and a number of year. He attacked LaFollette as a DAILY WORKER, and candidate for The contrast between the drunken Organizer shall be added to the com- the party. It must not be a neutral authorized Hungarian section of others spoke at the eleven meetings. misleader of the workers. senator on the Workers Party ticket orgy of (lee last year and the bitter mittee and that he shall actively par- the academy standing between various the party to hold its national On the 7th Street hi Illinois, will be the principal defiance of the reactionary govern- ticipate in all of its administrative conven- and Avenue A, Sadi Amter, just returned from tendencies, but a weapon of the party tion December 4 and 5. ment with which the workers greeted work. the meeting was carried on in Rus- | Soviet Russia, the First speaker. all Industrial j Workers’.Re- the opening day of the celebration in the struggle against deviations Workers of the World. sian with a number of fine Russian ! j public, gave a vivid description of her The recent ruling of the officials of Yqung Workers’ League Controversy. The this year shows how far the Italian from the line of the Communist In- C. E. C. authorized the send- speakers. In spite of an attempt by experiences and appealed to the work- Michigan barring the Workers Party ternational. It must consistently pro- The C. E. C. considered the contro- ing of a letter to the convention of the 'working class has travelled on the a Russian, white guard reactionary to ers to establish workers’ and farm- from the ballot was one of the most versy in the Y. W. L. over instruc- I. W. a a mote an understanding of the princi- W. proposing united front of the Btirring account of brazen pieces of Newberryism. ];oad to revolution. tions issued by the N. E. C. of the Y. disturb con-' republic in the . ples and tactics of the Communist In- the Workers Party and the f. W. W. ditions in Soviet Russia, the ers’ The Workers P&rty and the LaFol- Call Huge Strikes.* W. L. in connection with the Pater- gather-* Charles Krumbein pointed out the ternational and take upon itself the for a struggle against criminal syndi- lette forces bpth following identically son strike work of the New York Dis- ing continued and developed the Jfutility of the LaFollette movement Instead of Fascist parades, huge task of permeating the party member- calist laws, for release of all political est same in trict at enthusiasm among the workers. and told of his own experiences in the procedure the holding oi Btrikes have been called in almost ship with the doctrines and spirit of of the Y. W. L. and arrived and industrial prisoners. ' On 2nd Street and Second»Avenue, | county and state conventions, select- every city. Instead of Fascisti dem- Leninism. All subjects in its curricu- the “following decisions: Y. W. L. Controversy. Wisconsin as a Worker in the state C. Mitchel gavp a most interesting ing presidential electors and certify onstrations by the militia in the lum must be dealt with from a clearly 1. The N. E. C. was correct in in- The C. E. C. considered the discip- of which LaFollette is boss. The in- talk on conditions in Soviet Russia. machinery is ing them to the secretary of statr streets, pitched battles go on between defined and intransigent revolutionary sisting upon concrete and economic linary action taken by the N. E. C. junction and the state D. Benjamin showed up the utter futil- and the 83 County Board of Election workers blackshirts. Instead of standpoint. political demands by the Young Work- of the Y. W. L. in the cases of used against the workers as effective- and com- ity of placing any faith in the election Commissioners. But while the Work- the Fascist emblem appears the red To this end the C. E. C. considers ers’ League in the Paterson strike. rades who did not carry out certain ly in that state as it is elsewhere. of either Coolidge, Davis and LaFol- meetings ers Party waa barred from the bal- flag. it necessary that the Educational Com- We must criticize, however, the decisions of the N. E. C. of the Y. W. The lasted until after mid- lette and made a stirring appeal for lot, these same officials ruled that the The crippled veterans of the world mittee of the C. E. C. shall exercise less wording of the N. E. C. letter to L. and approved for carrying Into es mightj and occasioned much discus- supervision Organizer the support of Foster and'Gitlow. response LaFollette ticket should not be mol- war, who have been used by the gov- a close of the curriculum the District of District No. feet in the party the following deci- sion at the close. The in and teaching personnel 23rd, specifically At 7th Street and Second Avenue, ested. ernment to arouse "patriotic senti- of the school 2 on the the phrase sions: the sale of literature, collections and and regularly review all of its activi- which read “the militarism 1. To suspend for a Juliet! Stuart Poyntz shattered the enthusiasm developed, far beyond The party brought suit in -the cir ment," have this year refused to one on period of six was ties. and the Republic are merely months, Morris Goldstein. meeting of a young misguided East of cuit court of the County of Wayne participate in any way in the celebra- Workers' the expectations even the most op- For the guidance of the District abstract and economic demands to be 2. To suspend period Side lawyer, who from the end of a Party plan- (Detroit) to place the party candid- tion. for a of one timistic. The Workers is Educational Committee in carrying used in strikes” which phrase is open month, Peter Herd. large expensive moving van, tried to ates on the ballot. A last year's idol of the blackshirts, ning a series of meetings for the final out this policy, the following general to misinterpretation and misunder- 3. To publicly censure, Schaap. advertise the virtues of Louis D. up campaign. The Workers’ Pasty is meeting this the veteran Del Croix, has A1 wind the blind war provisions are laid down: i standing as can be seen in the letter -4. To expel Julius Gibbs, democratic candidate for sup- | political trick by Instituting a cam- turned furiously against the Mus- Jessmer. Thursday, October 30, Hopkinson rerae court judge. Poyntz ridiculed Hopkinson paign to get the class conscious work- regime. corner Pitkin Avenue, and solini Del Croix's Fascist ad- him effectively, pointing out while ers and farmers of Michigan to go to dress at the celebration last year so Mansion, 426 Hopkinson Ave., Brook- Gibbs and his crowd come before the lyn. the polls on November 4, and write pleased the government that it or- »*>•«" - «• workers only before election day, the ! in the names of Foster and Gitlow, dered the speech printed and plas- Friday, October 31, 110th Street LaFollette in Action Workers Party is working every day the Workers Party (Communist) can- buildings. 1 and Fifth Avenue, New Star Casino, tered on all public year president pre- and later the 110 per cent super- camp. The workers should be told in the in the interests of the 107th Street and Park Avenue. didates for and vice He Changes His Mind. toiling fully GOOD example of LaFolletteism patriot himself, none other that Major in large numbers how these “pro- masses. It was not very long Saturday, November 1, McKinley sident. This tactic will be ex- before plained meeting Friday night. *T shall make another address this A In action can he found in what LaGuardia, started to speak. gressives” act when the? are caught the Gibbs outfit moved out for Square, Worker Party Hall, 1347 Bos- at the year," said Del Croix today. “But for a better location. Every effort is being made to bring happened at 111th St., and Lexington Comrade Poyntz again shouted a in a corner. ton Road. what I going say this time Mus- At Tenth street and Second out big attendance. am to Ave., New York City, Monday evening, challenge to debate, and received as LaGuardia did not want to debate, avenue j a the Workers Party meeting competed \ solini will order me crucified.” Oct. 13. an answer, “No, 1 will not debate but was forced to do so by the will Open Forum, Sunday Night, Lodge Class Lines Grow Sharper. with that of the Room, Aahland Auditorium. In that section of the city, (Har- with you. You are sailing under false of the crowd and by having his op- socialists-LaFollette Vote Communist This Time! With the present celebration, the lem) the LaFollette-Socialist can- colors.” ponent arrested he had an easy way class lines are being drawn more for congress Major F. H. La to of didate is The crowd did not like that for an crawl out it sharply than ever before. In Naples, republican Guardla, the present con- answer and continued to demand a What will those workers who are the Fascisti opened fire on a group by gressman, who in days gone was a debate. supporting LaFollette hare to say to of workers, wounding one, Esposito rabid anti-socialist, pro-war jingo, who these methods? The socialist-fascisti got busy and Raffaele. was so anxious to fight that he went Against LaFollette and his social- tried to shove Comrade Poyntz In Milan, the workers employed'in back to his home country Italy, long off the ist-fascist allies there stands the OUT THIS WEEK! ( shops Caproni platform, but she stood her ground the where the aero- before America entered the war and Workers Party with William Z. Foster 1 and continued hurl her challenge plane is manufactured have finally helped King Victor Emanuel make to and Ben Gitlow! grant supported by the majority of the The very first issue of the forced the bosses to a substan- the world safe for democracy. Today, Against LaGuardia the fascist, tial crowd. At last, seeing that the only increase in pay. The steel work- he Is a member of the American Leg- Poyntz the Communist! thing he was to accept ers in the same city have also forced ion and is helping to make America could do the gains challenge, LaGuardia said that Com- from their employers. safe for democracy—the LaFollette rade Poyntz should speak first aqj Discuss Co-operative Banking Communist Appeal to Students. brand. WORKERS YORK.— MONTHLY that he would follow her. NEW banking A His opponent on Party 35 Combining The Liberator, Labor and Soviet Russia Pictorial. manifesto launched by the Com- the Workers Comrade will be subject of the ses- I Herald Poyntz started to speak, one 1 the Party urges ticket, Juliet Stuart Poyntz, sent Sj munist students at the but had only spoken about three min- sions of the Fourth Cooperative Con- universities to group him a challenge to debate by regis- themselves to- utes when several police automobiles gress to be held in New York Novem- gether in order to prepare to fight tered mail which he never answered, with six policeman appeared and go- ber 6,7, and 8 at headquarters of the = the Fascisti the advantage. and when he was speaking about a The new leader in the field of Labor journals begins in this issue the to best ing over to Comrade Poyntz said she Cooperative League House, 167 West Membership figures week ago and Comrade Poyntz asked of the Commun- would have to stop speaking. 12th St. £ first installment of one of the classics of Communist Literature, ist Party offer the most him why he does not debate, his significant All of a sudden we hear LaGuar- proof working private thugs and socialist fascisti that class sentiment in dla’s voice bellow out, "Arrest that Vote Communist This Time: Italy turning as tried mob her. is from the socialists to you woman!” and before could count ’ I well as from the Fascisti. In two To get back to what I was refer- ten, the police had her in auto- I an months alone—August and Septem- ing to, viz: LaFolletteism in action. 3 “The History of the Russian Communist Party mobile on the way to the station s ber party gained At the above mentioned place and JAY STETLER’S By Gregory Zinoviev —the 15,000 new house with the majority time the Workers Party was holding of the crowd RESTAURANT members. applauding and cheering her. a open-air meeting at which the Established 1801 Building trades group. writer was the first speaker followed LaGuardia apparently got cold feet appear 1063 W. Madison St. Chioagc Educational League, will meet Fri- by Comrade Poyntz. After she had as he did not in the station house to press the charge. Tel. Menree 2241 day, Oct. 31, 8 p. m. at Workers' Hall, spoken a short time a rival meeting EE OTHER CONTRIBUTORS: || 722 Blue Island Ave., 2nd floor. Build- was started across the street by the The only comment necessary is, that WM. Z. 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