YOUNG AND ADULT WORKERS! ATTEND LIEBKNECHT MASS MEET TODAY AT MANHATTANLYCEUM

The of China Not Only Lives, , But Is Victoriously Advancing! That in Three FINAL CITY j Kwangsi Districts It Has Led the Proletariat ! to Power Means That Tomorrow It Will j Rally the Chinese Masses to Seize Power EDITION Every where. Hail Soviet China! Uailn HJnrkcr Entered na aceond-clnaa matter at the fast Office at New York. N. V., under the net o f March 3. IST».

m mall, Publlfthed dally except Sunday by The Comprodafly Publishimt SUBSCRIPTION KATES: In New York by IBJKI per yeur. Vol. VI, No. 288 Company, Inc., 28-28 Union Square, , N. V. NFW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1930 Outside New .York, by mall fH.OO per year. Price 3 Cent Organize for Mass Action DAY OF VICTORY USSR Sailors French Bosses DICTATORSHIP OF Against FOR INDUSTRIAL in Boston Show WORK OR WAGES Back Czarist PROLETARIAT IK The economic crisis continues to take its toll of the working class. the Hay to Live War Maneuver In less than half a year army of over six milion workers a vast was PARIS, Feb. 6.—“General” Ivan hailed into the maw of starvation. As the economic paralysis in- NEEDLE UNION BOSTON, Mass., Feb. 6.—’“Clean CENTER OF CHIN. THE Miller, white-guard succes- IS | day by shaven, jovial, DEMAND czarist creases day, new thousands are being added the number excellent musicians to disap- of unemployed. Everywhere the crisis is hammering the inescapable and excellent sailors,” is the grudg- sor to A. P. Koutepoff, who ing peared with money of the czarist truth into the minds of the workers that lives at the expense Dozens of Battles Won : praise given by the capitalist 3 Kwang-si District press Chattanooga Employed and Jobless Alike Hail organization in Paris, is instigating of the working class. To the workers, the crisis has only one mean- Against Thugs; Many to 60 seamen from the Soviet by ing: Unemployment! Hunger! Desperation! | Union who are now waiting in Bos- T.U.U.L., Form Council to Demand Relief further anti-Soviet scurrilous arti- Controlled the j ton for the repairs to be made on cles in the capitalist press here. crisis spread, unemployment Bosses Yield Communist Party As the continues to will multiply. two of the 25 ships recently bought Several wild, hair-brained stories spite cheap In of the “optimism” about an early recovery, peddled both from the U. S. Shipping Board by Newark Organizing Unemployed Council; Feb. were handed out to the press by by the capitalists and their agents in the A. F. of L. for the con- Rally the Soviet Government, they czarist agents concerning the mur- A New Wave Is sumption Toilers to Union before Risin: of the masses, the capitalists have a sharp sense for what man them and take them over the 26 Demonstration to Widen and Continue Fight der and burial of Koutepoff. Dili- j before them. They understand very well that unemployment is the ocean. gent search by the Paris police, who supreme of capitalism which is unable to 3,500 Cheer For Rank Kuomintang- Terror I problem’’ American it solve. The capitalist press comments in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Feb. 6.—The southern District are acting with the enemies of the A. C. Forbes, of Forbes financial publisher magazine of New York, amazement on the fact that the Headquarters Union Unity League was opened , proved these tales Being Shattered expressed the hopes and fears of the financial oligarchy when he and File Committee of the Trade sailors receive the same pay as the false. j predicted that the 1930 would be satisfactory for but here with a number of unemployed workers attending. It was year business Yesterday was a day of failure officers, and that most of this pay Meanwhile the “French imperialists (Wireless By Inprecorr) not for employment. To this capitalist unemployment is the see They ideologist, for the company union International is untouched as yet, for they are wonderful to the militancy of the jobless workers. are leaning toward a break with the SHANGHAI, Feb. 6.—Communis “supreme problem challenging America’s industrial, financial and busi- ! Ladies’ Garment Workers leaders of given $5 a day living allowance. are completely behind the T.U.U.L. demand of “Work or | Soviet Union in furtherance of the forces have established the dictator- ness statesmen. Unemployment, involving political and other agita- The Soviet government plans | the fake strike, and a day of vic- has es- Wages.” ; | war against the U.S.S.R. be- ship of the proletariat in three dis tion, threatens to be the bete noir (black bear) of America’s future.” Boston, j torious clashes with the I. L. G. W. tablished a headquarters in Great numbers of penniless Fought Unemploy- | ing devised at the race-for-arma- tricts of Kwangsi province, Bossc Capitalism opened a bank account, and began i for ! ment meet in London. Premier creates, but it cannot solve unemployment. In their ! thugs for the Needle Trades Work- workers walk the streets abso- Naning and Linchow. attempt to make up lost profits, the capitalists will cut production ! ers’ Industrial Union. It was a from the beginning to take extreme jAndre Tardieu is keeping in close The lutely starving, and sleep on ment Relief! peasants are supporting the costs still further, and introduce still more drastic reductions of man ; day of dozens of shop strikes won care of the health and comfort of i I touch with developments, he an- Communists who have expropriate: the sailors. power with more inhuman, life wrecking speedup. The process of by the N.T.W.I.U. It was a day of the bare floor of the concrete j nounced, and the semi-official the rich and are distributing lane driving workers out of industry by the thousands is being hastened i enormous street demonstrations It demanded from the lodging basement ox the City Hall. newspaper, Le Temps, openly de- amongst the poor peasants. enormously by the present crisis. Last year American railroads ; which the police unable sup- house real spring cots instead mands a break with the Workers’ the were to This meeting today was a Coun- Letters from Woochow bear the employed 9,000 less than in 1928. This is only an ! press, for the Industrial Union. It of the regulation U. S. government Republic. i workers example cil of the Unemployed, and you j stamp of official Communist of what happening •in every industry. day lying by capitalist already The officers live censor- is was a of the cots ther/:. should have heard the pitiful stories Mass meetings are being called by ship. press fight pickets,” with them, and regular meetings, in * • * The capitalists know the American working class. They are pre- about “Reds of tramping the streets and roads the czarist and Kerensky groups to “big I. L. G. W. strike,” etc., when which the seamen decide on all pol- further hatred against the So- paring for sharp struggles on a mass scale. The immediate future I looking for jobs that are not to be incite All reports China give signs there pickets at all only icies and actions are held. viet Union. Active is given from will see an increase of the scope and depth of mass resentment. The were no found because of the speed-up hav- support of a new rising gangs of hired I, L. G. W. gorrillas The seamen astonished the head these elements the revolutionary wave. militant resistance of the unemployed which is already showing itslf ing put some on the street while a by capitalist The Pan-Pacific quotes trying to stop the Industrial Union (Continued on Page Three.) newspapers. Red Aid the in various industrial cities will reach out over the entire country and few are driven crazy by the slave- “North China Daily distribution of leaflets, or force the News” corre- embrace millions of workers. The class struggle is sharpening with driving bosses. spondent Kiangsi company union into shops which in a South city to crisis tempo. The new machinery, although ! the Industrial Union has already too, which the effect that Commiinist In this situation only the Communist Party and the -revolutionary easier, as propaganda being j won for union conditions, and which should have made life it pubiorenews is severely re- Unity League are mobilizing the unemployed masses 2000 INANGELES has done in the Soviet Union, only pressed it was the workers defended, victoriously nevertheless growing together with the employed in a struggle against starvation forced on I makes it worse in every single case, against the in this damnable rapidly. workers by capitalism. response of the unemployed has con- capitalist the The thugs of the I. L. G. W. system of speed-up and In a town near the correspondent’s vinced the capitalist class that an attack against the Communist Party The workers DEMONSTRATION stretch-out. and their TERROR REIGN city, “six people were arrested ftv is a vital necessity for them. Every means be used Conspiracy in Albany. possible will to families are actually starving. inciting the rise, to split unity of interests between employed and' unemployed. Every workers to de- the At the end of the day, President In every industry here in Chat- J mand higher wages,” etc. While in weapon of repression will be used against the Communist Party to of the was J Sehlesinger 1.L.G.W.. Defend Filipino Toilers tanooga, each worker is doing two [Wall St. Tool Pushes | the city itself a city-wide search deprive the ralicalized masses of effective leadership. sneaking to Albany, off where he men’s work, toiling for ten and ; was suddenly ordered one nfght. At this time it is of the greatest importance for the working class and the bosses meet with the gov- Struggle With Police twelve Drive on Workers hours a day for $lO or sl2 The city gates were closed. The j> have a clear program of action; it is absolutely vital to free our- ernor today, “to settle the strike,” a week. The workers all want a Today at 8 p. m. there will be CITY, city was divided into sections. No selves of every remnant of illusion. The Communist vanguard must which means to announce the settle- union, with the employed and MEXICO Feb. 6.—Daniel held a mass protest meeting against un-¦ Nicholas Peters, part one was allowed to leave a section speed its preparations; the class struggle wjll not wait. Organized ment already arrived at before the employe! united. The T. U. U. L. who took Flores, young intelectual, and follow- the butchering of Filipino workers ! in the militant jobless until it was closely searched. After and unorganized workers alike are involved in the wholesale unem- strike started. Roosevelt’s confer- headquarters here is at 2207 White- demonstra- er of the petty-bourgeois candidate in California and to unite Filipino ' tion in Poston. He was severely ! being searched, each house was ployment. The fine example of the heroic Illinois miners who showed ence call was printed a few hours side Street. Vaseoncelos, and American workers a fight beaten by the police demand. Jose for the Mexican given a certificate to that effect. It their working-class solidarity by striking against the of a after the fake “strike” began, proof for j for dismissal for Filipino independence, under the Good connections here are being presidency in the last election, de- is said that revolutionary literature part of their comrades; the iron unity of employed and unemployed that it was ready before, and that , ing work or wages for the jobless. auspices the New York Branch made by the T. U. U. L., about 40! clared that his attempts on the life was found Chemnitz, Germany, it was announced so early because of j When a delegation from the Un- in some of the students’ workers in are concrete illustrations of what the Anti-Imperialist League. workers joined the T.U.U.L. the} of the Wa” Street tool, Ortiz Rubio, mail boxes, working the first few hours Tuesday proved of the T" employed Council tried to see Gov- but those involved had class must do. for the Inde- first day and we are having a mass was a personal act. there was no strike. The Filipino Youth j ernor Allen, he grabbed his hat disappeared. action of employed unemployed is a necessity ar- meeting Saturday evening advertis- Using as ¦ United and basic pendence of the Philippines has j and coat and slunk out of the pretext of the attempt- At Wenchow, the president of one for the entire working class. The resistance of the working class The Jobbers’ Association yester- demonstration ing the new hall and ed by Flores, the Rubio ranged a parade and office, located 1 back door, letting his official guv- assassination of the peasant unions has been con- will proceed from an elemental economic to a conscious political day began to back water, announc- February 8, 1.30 in the heart of the metal government is instituting a wide- for Saturday, at industry. I ! men do the dirty work. The work- victed of doing “Communist propa- form- (Continued on Page Two) p. m. at the Battery. All workers (Continued on Page spread reign of terror against the Three) j ers resisted the police. (Continued on Page Three) Unemployed councils must be organized under the leadership of the are urged to come to this demonstra- revolutionary workers and peasants. revolutionary . The economic organization tion and unite with the Filipino More than 20 people have been ar- of the working class into revolutionary industrial unions is one of the workers in their struggles. rested up to date. Their names basic conditions for transforming the economic struggle into a successful TAKEMERTHE * • • CHARITY HIDES have not been published, but un- political struggle against the capitalist system as a whole. Now, of LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 6. CRISIS IMS doubtedly Rubio will order an in- COAL MINERS RUN all times, the members of the Communist Party must understand the A huge demonstration of some 2000 an creased suppression against the jnportant role of the Trade Union Unity League in the mounting worked was held at the city Plaza iMYßttaTniro Communist Party, Young Commu- DRESS “STRIKE!" BS’j nist League, and revolutionary &ss struggle. The Communist Party does not displace revolutionary Sunday, Feb. 2at 2 p. m. A large CRISIS FACTS Itm-MmCo trade FARRINGTON OUT dustrial unions; on the contrary, it must build them into mass organ- number of Filipino and Mexican unions who »re most active in ex- izations. The Trade Union Unity League is the concrete means of workers and many other national- posing his affiliations with Morgan the TUUL Statement Calls the Fig- Leaf Concealing for & Co., Hoover, Morrow. uniting the organized force of employed and unemployed workers. ities responded to the call of Mobilize Feb. 26 to Lamont and Miners Joining N.M.U. The paralysis of capitalist economy, the standstill in capitalist pro- For Workers to Act Communist Party for a demonstra- Capitalist Hell Widen Campaign The deepest sympathy was ex- duction does not mean that the working class will stand still. On the tion of solidarity with the Filipino pressed for the he;flth of Rubio, who Make 19 Demands and in the contrary, the crisis itself, in the form of unemployment, partial em- 1 “The craft unions in the needle workers protest against The Charity Organization Society Unemployment and wage cutting lies in a hospital, apparently out of or- WEST FRANKFORT, 111., 6. ployment, increased hours, lower wages and an insane speed-up will ! industry, in conjunction with the attacks on them that had been of the City of New York is doing its which has hit the workers in all in- danger with a bullet-hole in his jaw-, Feb. February ganized by the San Francisco Cham- by —Frank Farrington, bribed by the drive ever-greater masses into action. 26 must be made a clothing bosses, hanks, best to cover up the amount of dis- ; dustries is rapidly spreading to farm the most reactionary elements Os | the the state of Commerce. Peabody Coal Co. for $25,000 a year day of mighty demonstration by America’s unemployed in unison with ber tress due to unemployment, follow-; laborers. The Bureau of Agricul- Mexico and the United States. The j and city government and the na- j fifty workers gave their i while president of the Illinois Dis- the unemployed workers in every country of capitalism. About ing out thus the line of lies and tural Economics of the Department Archbishop Leopoido Ruiz F Flores, tional leaders of the A. F. L., are to the committee gathering j j trict of the United Mine Workers of But February 26 is not the end of unemployment. It must be- | of j names bunk ordered by Hoover to keep the j jof Agriculture reports that there is Popish delegate, who cemented the carrying on an open conspiracy to for the Party. America, expelled for it, and now come the further rallying point for ever-larger class actions. It must names Communist unemployed workers deluded with 15 per cent unemployment among bonds between the feudal church and conipany-unionize the Among these names at least twenty readmitted and acting as District become the basis of a vast upsurge of the toiling masses against the i needle indus- the belief that their particular case farm workers. This means that out the Gil-Calles-Rubio government. try. The aim is to reestablish the Filipinos. President Fishwick’s chief advisor, capitalist system. Every Communist steeled for action! Workers, | were is an exception and nothing is of the more than 2,000,000 Dwight Morrow, Wall Street ambas- discredited craft organizations and regard the | that farm- came to West Frankfort and left don’t starve, fight! Form Councils of Unemployed! The situation with to wrong with capitalism, but with wage laborers, 300.000 are jobless. sador to Mexico, now in London pre- leaders in the industry and to carry Filipinoes organized by under police guard to prevent the unorganized, unite the employed with the unemployed attacks on them, personally; also to kee]T the Not only paring war plans on the Soviet him Organize through bosses’ program of Com- is the mass jobless situa- from being torn to pieces by angry the the respective Chamber of masses of jobless from organizing Union, were among those who sent in factory-gate meetings. wage -ion, which has thrown over 6,C00,000 miners assembling more cuts, more speed-up, merce, American Legion groups and and fighting I telegrams of condolation. for that purpose. for relief. | city workers out * * * Demonstrate on February 26! more slave-like conditions of the reactionary forces continues on the streets,’ other In a letter privately circulated to been accompanied At the time the 30 members of the workers,*’ stated the National Com- tense. with wage cuts, MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va., Feb. 6. to be just as lists of “charitably inclined,” or as Committee of the Commu- mittee of the Trade Unity (Continued on Page Three.) Central —The 700 miners at the Union it puts it, to “socially min led per- nist Party Young Communist Alexander League, yesterday, and j and ' and Glen Dale mines of Paisley continued: sons,” the great increase of unem- League of Mexico ' the ; were arrested and interests, continue militant picketing International “The latest step in this process of ployment is noted, together with the tortured in Rubio’s prison dens, AKE INJUNCTION company-unionization is the present twice a day, under the leadership of desire the Charity Wireless “SPLENOIDCAINS of C -vnization there were some 30 or 40 Vasconcel- the National New York dress "strike.” In this ANSiERWAR imprisoned. Miners’ Union. At one ito conceal the from the pub- ists brought facts These were of the first meetings 150 miners News ‘strike’ it is aimed to do what was lic. before Fortes Gil, then acting presi- done in the cloak | who had not already joined the recent ‘strike,’ to It shows that in December, 644 -1 dent, and given their liberty on the dragoon as many workers as pos- 5-YEAR PLAN" union signed up for membership. ]JSED Ilf applied GENERAL STRIKE LOOMS IN families for relief, as against VETS bunk promise of support to the Ortiz ONJJLERKS A union committee at the sible under the control of the Schles- 343 families , December, a year ago, Rubio government. The Communists Alex- tight Wing Clique Has GREECE. inger bureaucracy of the Interna- ander mine has sent the boss a lat- (Wireless By Inprecorr) Foster, Back, To an increase of 87.7 per cent. In and revolutionary trad* unionists tional Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Just ter stating: . ATHENS, January, 850 families applied for Y.C.L. and Pioneers were either deported or sent to the Thug Serve Summons Feb. 6.—General strike Union, which under the dom- “For some time conditions agitation is spreading rapidly. means Give Details At Meet (Continued on Page “Two) Maria Islands for life imprisonment. have The Struggle (Continued Without legal injunctions, the executives of various unions have ination of the bosses. The dress Call For on Page Three) al- ‘strike,’ which is reality felted Hebrew Trades and the mar- ready decided to prepare to strike. in a lock- “The Five Year Plan of the So- organized by front In response to the boast of the •t bosses continue to have work- Factory meetings are calling for out the united viet Union is a real in of employers and A. F. of L. lead- Veterans of Foreign Wars, who have Farm Wages Collapse, si arrested and clubbed under old strike. The railwaymen’s union itself,” William Z. Foster, gen- ers, was openly endorsed by the said ALL CAFETERIA a post at 32 Union Square, that they STIMSOH MAKES tjnnetions issued against unions meeting decided to form a united clothing bosses, police, eral secretary of the Trade Union intend to win Union Square away Labor Market Crowded tat no longer exist. At Millers front and prepare for strike. the the so- just back from the from the “Reds” and to “offset the i larlcet, the right wing clique has cialist party, state and local Tam- Unity League, j V\ ASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—A gen- -legated thug, GREEK CHURCH BISHOP QUITS; many Hall politicians, etc. The U. S. S. It, and ready to make his ; menace of the Soviets and the Com- eral one Patrick, a to MEET munists,” READY FOR WAR and sharp lowering of farm capitalist ! the Young Communist and around with a pocket full of KIEV FOR DISSOLVING. press gave it the widest first report to the workers of New labor wages is reported by the U. TOILERSJO ! League and Young Pioneer League ummons on the injunction against (Wireless By Inprecorr) publicity. York. ' S. bureau of agricultural economics. Big Organization of New York has issued a ! Parity h old union, and with police aid MOSCOW, Feb. 6.—The Bishop They Distrust A.F.L. “The whole working population Drive statement, Demands On All The supply of farm labor is 15 per which reads in part as follows; j triea to serve them on pickets Grushevski has publicly resigned, only about 6,003 workers of the first workers’ republic is back Irving Plaza, Tonight Ships cent higher than the demand, on ’ “But Immediately "The statement of the New York the Food Clerks* Industrial declaring that the Autocephalous out of a total of 45,000 in the in- of this plan to put the industries Jan. 1, the bureau states, and it The Cafeteria Workers Union, County Council of the of LONDON, i jnion, No, 17 of the Amalgamated (independent) Greek Orthodox dustry have responded to the call, j of the U. S. S. R. on a first class Veterans Feb. 6.—Secretary of i considers this due largely to the un- which has just won the bitterly con- Foreign Wars, attacking the Young State Stimson, at t : jd Workers, which has had the Church actually is an instrument of and most of these were actually basis, to solve the farm problem the intervention employment in industry, which agitation j tested strike in the Monroe Cafe- Communist League and Young Pio- of -1 p on strike for weeks, anti-Soviet and that the locked out, forced out of the shops ! and guarantee sufficient food and President Hoover, after three | drives the city workers into the teria, against bosse dice, A.F.L., neers of America for their active union continues daily heads of the church, including Met- by the gangsters. This miserable a surplus, once and for all; to wipe weeks of tense secrecy, is coming | country. i be its 1 gangsters, and all, in spite of club- participation in the struggles of the for made ropolitan Lipovski, have commited showing indicates the workers ‘ out the remnants of capitalism, and | up air tomorrow long enough to Since the statistics were gathered, Jaktting, more determined anti-Soviet that bings and arrests and shots fired at workers, only how make ever by the the Mil- acts. refuse to follow the leadership of to make their country, their indus- shows panicky American imperialism’s plans the city unemployment has got Ban fact that at the mass pickets, is calling a meeting the agents of are war police op- The Church Council Kiev has the Sehlesinger tries, and their collectivized agricul- The bosses becom- for plainly to he seen in an worse, and conditions on the farms M killed Steve Katovis discredited union. to outline a further ing supported Grushevski’s statements, so strong drive into the at the growth and increased announcement of what America de- are also worse. Fl»ite this shop some 3 weeks ago. The workers in the dress trade suf- ture that it will be in- unorganized and has decided to dissolve the against cafeteria. militancy of the youth and children's mands in the way of warships. Af- I Yesterday Patrick assisted the fer from the most burning griev- vincible any attack,” said The union church altogether. yesterday. has for several weeks movement in New York City. ter sending a message “to Ljice In attacks on the pickets, in- ances, but they know that the A. F. Foster carrying President 1 about “parity,” and demands that been on an intensive prepa- “The growing militarization and (which already nead of making arrests. of L. will not fight for their inter- The T. U. L. general secretary Hoover” Hoover had not only battleships, but all classes GERMANY SURRENDERS TO U. ration for a broad organization drive Manger of another imperialist wan, Stimson) I;Yesterday the Hebrew Butcher ests. The very combination of po- had many opportunities to witness 1 sent to and getting Hoo- of ships be equalized. And not only YOUNG PLAN. in all hotels, restaurants and cafe- jis also felt by the young workers “approval” sent scabs to the shop at (Wireless By Inprecorr) lice, politicians, employers, capital- the vital outburst of workers’ crea- jver’s (!), Stimson an- that, but the two fleets must be ¦forkers terias in New York. Tens of thou- land working-class children. propose: Elder St., Bronx, where the ist newspapers and corrupt union tive energy during stay The nounced he will made equal by 1931, evidently so W7 BERLIN, Feb. 6.—The Reichsrat, his in the sands of leaflets have been distrib- I | Coughlin Bill in Leg- made of fa- behind the "strike,” suf- U. S. S. R. He the New York "Immediate” parity with Great that by 1931 America can that use was the old embodying the representatives of all officials is has many colorful uted, acquainting the workers with islature has as its feel purpose the mili- Britain, evidently pressing the mat- a Gtections against Food Clerks’ pick- German states, has adopted the ficient proof for them that the so- details of this tremendous struggle the union policies, and calling on it has better chance in carrying ! ! tarization of school hildren from ter of time in view of the expecta- its war for 1, and one was arrested to be tried young plan, forty-eight against six called strike is not in their behalf. of revolutionary construction, to them to support. ' age markets and colonies in- The Monroe is thej of ten to eighteen, and is tion of war. "parity” ¦' night court on “Paragraph 600” votes, abstaining. Thur- They refused to put the halter present to the workers in his first only imminent This to the field of armed action from the with twelve not the recent victory either. J part of the general preparation for is to by iolation of an injunction). ingia, Silesia, Pomerania, around their own necks. They New York meeting, to be held in be had Britain scrapping field of diplomacy. Since the Wash- ¦ Branden- In addition hundreds of new mem- war, especially against the Workers two ¦ trial of 6 Millers Market realize only Trades Central House, battleships; or Britain scrap- ington Conference on Arms, pro- The burg and East Prussia voted against that the Needle Opera Wednesday, bers have been secured. The work- Republic the Soviet Paragraph 600, which acceptance. Union. The ping five, while United States scraps vided parity Ir-kets under ; The opposition was Workers’ Industrial Union re pro- Feb. 12. at 8 p. m. ers in a mood to struggle. The Veteran'- of F j for in 1492, and Stim- • are reign Wars arc wor- three, prefers I i 5 te come up yesterday was post- purely specatular and without seri- ¦senls and fights for them. That is Five thousand new subscribers to whichever Britain of son demands it in 1931, the moan- meeting is to be at Trying Flaza ried c -er the militancy of young the two. to 11. jous intent. ing of the haste is • I aed Feb. i , (Continued on Page Two) j (Continued on Page Two) 'Hr”, tonight, at 8 p. in. (Continued obviously _ , on Page Two) i But Stimson has further ideas j speedy preparation for war.