INON-PARTY WORKERS INVITED TO PARTY MEMBERSHIP MEET TONIGHT TO MAP N.R.A. FIGHT

America’s OnlyWorking Shall the Live? Class Daily Newspaper Say “YES” by Rushing Your Daily Contribution Today! .Worker Centred WEATHER FAIR AND COOLER (Section of the ) wr * V vr OCC *• Vntered M HacMui matt* at Urn Pcmt Office a* 24, 1933 (Six Pages) Price 3 Cents V 01. A, ifO. ZOO , H. Y„ under the Ae* of March *. l«l». NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ROOSEVELT GOLD ORDER SENDS ALL PRICES SOARING Delegations Demand the Ousting Ritchie NEW INFLATION SLASHES of WAGES; PROVIDES Lynch Victim and One of His Jailers Membership Meeting j Picket Lines REAL Tonight i "" 7:30 p. m. at LYNCHERS * 900 WORKERS 1 | St Nicholas Arena Close Dye, WEAPON FOR CURRENCY WAR § \ NEW YORK.—Tonight at 7:30 j PROTECTED, I milllhlibb p.m., at St. Nicholas Arena, 66th St. Broadway, meeting of all RAISE Mills Daily Living Costs Rise As Government east of a S6OO Silk BB I Party members will be held to dis- New Money cuss the “N.R.A. and the Growing Prepares for World Clash Class Battles.” UTW Leaders Desert :;-igg|f» J| BB I A. Hathaway will IS CHARGE i Comrade C. FOR “DAILY” Workers in Face Speculators Reap Harvest As Inflation Sends ¦peak. Comrade will deal with the “Role of the Press” at of Terror Commodity, Stock Prices Upward Officials Anxious as the meeting. Philadelphia Answers members, ail work- Besides Party PATERSON. N. J„ Oct. 23.—Thou- in trade unions and other Oct. of Anger ofNegro, White ers active Scab Attack of sands of in mass picketing WASHINGTON, 23.—Continuing the policy aggres- working-class organizations are in- strikers over a six-mile strike front, between sive cheapening of the dollar, Roosevelt today announced a new Workers Grows vited to be present. Boss -League Paterson and Lodi, this morning step toward raising prices by a mechanism of governmental BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 23.—State kept the great silk and dye striio PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 23. Not one mill or buying and selling of gold. and Somerset County officials joined completely solid. More than 900 workers, rallying at a dye Undaunted, the yesterday in an hysterical attempt Friday shop opened. The net result of the proposed operations will be to give Concert and mass meeting picketed in face of huge to pass the buck lor responsibility strikers the United States government to Ignore night at Tumgemeinde Hall, hurled of police hired gun of George Dickstein mobilization and lor the fiendish lynching back an attack by the Constitutional the big dye plants a financial machinery very Armwood, as indignatnt protests from thugs, which made League on the revolutionary move- look like armed camps. The senti- Ignores Negro workers and intel- largest Roosevelt similar to the Equalization white and ment by raising over S3OO, the the for one united into a Nazi Terror in U. S. ment of workers Fund of the Bank of England. This lectuals developed nation-wide lump sum raised so far in the $50,- dyers, by the union of the proposed machinery is used by both govern- thunder of denmiciation of the 000 drive to save the Daily Worker. growing. officials res- N. T. W. U., is NRA Murder Drive; ments in the fight to cheapen their lynch-murder and the League, a reactionary organ- in Washington Quiz The own as they battle for ad- ponsible for the convenient removal spread among strik- The employers postponed their currencies ization, leaflets opening of vantage in the field of international of Armwood from Baltimore to Prin- ing custom tailors with a re-print of elaborately prepared the hours before dye until tomorrow, but Quibbles About 7-A markets. cess Anne a few the Denies That He Voted cartoon of a miner’s family, which shops news a did not reach the will, lyiiching. They likewise blocked all in the “Daily,” with of this workers Roosevelt from now on, set an for Billto Deport had appeared they the picket attempts at investigation and punish- Dies "They’ve cut off our ur.til were on lines. Gives Contradictory artificial price that the United States the caption. government pay for In ment of the known leaders of the off our gas, we U. T. W. sabotaged will gold. this Militant Workers water and turned The leaders Opinion way it will attempt to keep prices mob. can’t them stop our Daily.” Dis- picketing this morning. Hundreds on “Merit” Delegations let rising, and to keep American exports Workers Electing (Washington Bureau, Daily Worker) torting the meaning of this cartoon, of A. F. of L. strikers reporting at of State Clause in Codes to flow outward. The uneasiness the and the leaflet stated to the effect that their halls for pieket duty were told « WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 23 the plan will County lynch governments was fur- A the and the Needle by U. T. W. picket captains not to At home, Roosevelt work- Mpj§f Congressman Samuel Dickstein, they, Communists By SEYMOUR WALDMAN send soaring causing ther increased by reports that Trades Workers Industrial Union, go on the picket line, but the work- prices upward, in chairman of the House Committee (Washington Bureau, Daily Worker) another slash in the real income of ers and intellectuals Maryland, want you to give up your food and ers went in spite of this treachery. New on Inmlgration, admitted to your the American workers and farmers. New England, Pennsylvania, rent, to have your gas and water Meanwhile the N. T. W. U. leaders, WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Presi- were correspondent in an interview that dent Roosevelt today ig- Profit York and New Jersey cities shut off. but to make your contribu- Moe Brown and Ann Burlak ancl pointedly- Speculators delegations to Governor the proposed investigation by his ancl nored recent murder electing visit tion to the Daily Worker.” others in Paterson, and Fisher the activities of The Roosevelt announcement sent Wednesday with de- eommtttee on Nazi activities In the leading the coal, steel and other kaisers of Ritchie this sending dele- Sailer in Lodi, were united the prices on the Stock Exchange for the removal and prosecu- U. S. wili not cover acts of terror Workers replied by T. and U. bloodstained American slave mands with picket lines of N. W. U. zones. leaping. The stocks of gold companies for of the guilty officials and direct threats of murder. gations to the Concert pledges workers. The Newark Ledger, In a letter to N.R.A. Administrator demand. Insiders tion murder factories, T. W. were in especial penalty to the known “We’re only interested in the from shops, docks, ships, in story this morning, Johnson he takes a “position” on friend, Bernard Ba- and the death units, organizations, in- a sensational like Rooseve.i/s of the mob. The delega- movement of alien Nazi propaganda,” Party mass that the employers have the “various misunderstandings ana reaped a speculative fortune, members cluding the Gesang Verein discloses ruch, tions, which will arrive in Baltimore Dickstein said. 1.W.0., been hiring hundreds of gangsters misinterpretations of Section 7 (a) of it was rumored. i-v: I Wednesday to join a local delega- “Will the Daily Worker’s exposure Clubs and others. and underworld elements in Newark the National Recovery Act” by dis- the the That the imperialist rivals of tion, go on to Washington to of Nazi terror and espionage be in- A ship committee, whose members cussing, in contradictory phrases, Sta.es will rep.y to tills will open United a.tack place demands of an aroused troduced in evidence?” he was earn no more than $39 monthly, gave (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) shop merit clause. openly pre- the The presidential announcement, on their markets was working-class on President Roosevelt. asked. $lO. The Freiheit Gesangs Verein dicted by Senator Thomas of Okia- demand impeachment think contributed $65. concerned solely With the so-called will They will the “I so,” replied Dickstein. merit clause, already in the automo- . homa, who declared that ‘‘this Ritchie, a halt to to attempt to of Governor and “Will Clarence Hathaway, editor Following speeches by William Pat- Help bile code, states absolutely nothing cause foreign nations the plans for the legal lynching of of the Daily Worker be invited to terson, National Secretary of the I. Lubbe Had In al- check the President's program.” about this auto "merit” clause, that France will Euel Lee this Friday. testify before the committee?” L. D., who came from Baltimore, was It seems unlikely though It approved by General to maintain itself on the Negroes of Baltimore, boiling with “Yes, hell and Phil Bart, member of the Daily Johnson and William Green of the be able gold j be invited anyone Setting Reichstag standard, In the face of the Roose- resentment, are militantly supporting ' who wants to appear may do so.” Worker staff, and A. W. Mills, Com- American Federation of Labor count- organization of delega- John Armwood, being taken to cell in Princess Anne jail, following Party District Organiser, con- ing velt move. the the local “Will Albert Wiggln, munist house. tion, the attempts of the re- his convenient removal from Baltimore city jail to the lynch-lnfested j H. former tributions began to pour in. The say about the Despite his assurances of ‘sound despite chairman of the Chase National Failing to anything misleaders to the Eastern Shore town. Responsibility for his presence in Princess workers further pledged to raise the Fire, Says Expert of blacklisted for money,” Roosevelt’s plan is admitted formist disrupt Maryland Bank, who, according to one of the hundreds employees of Negro and District's quota of SI,OOO in the Drive their unions, those to carry the inevitability of further growing struggle white Anne on the day of the lynching rests with Judge Duer, State’s Attorney Dally Nazi exposures, forming own of the violent suppres- Worker's con- shortest possible time and call fired for suddenly-appearing ab- inflationary measures. Tnat the pres-' workers against Robins, and Governor Ritchie, all of whom had ample notice of the siders overthrow of the in the Least 80 Pounds of a of the oppressed Negro Nation. the Hitler as on all workers throughout the coun- .At sence of “merit,” and even in spite ent move was necessitated by t:_e sion gathering of the mob. greatest danger to the world ‘since keep Resentment is almost universal in try to follow their example. Liquid Fuel Required of General Johnson's hypocritical ad- failure of the N.R.A. to prices that would mean the sweep of Com- in face of con- Negro district against the belly- Resolutions were passed against the mission some time ago, that the rising the declining the munism over Europe’ he k?t)ffered as proof crawling tactics of Rev. C. Y. Trigg, will be N.R.A., against the Pinchot regime. AT THE GERMAN FRONTIER, “merit” clause In the automobile code sumer demand that asked to appear before the com- Roosevelt, in order to maintain ris- local leader of the National Associa- The murder of striking steel workers Oct. 23 (Via Zurich—Expert testi- was passed “in an unguarded mo- mittee?" gives ing prices, will soon be forced to in- tion for the Advancement of Colored and silk workers was condemned and mony that at least 80 pounds of ment,” Roosevelt virtually the Fight “I couldn’t say now.” still further inflation. Farmers Support just who in- People who, as a member of a special this effect were liquid fuel must have been used to right of way to the geniuses stitute united resolutions to The net effect will be to cut the front delegation which visited Ritchie In discussing the Dies Bill (house sent to the officials of steel and silk set the Reichstag fire was given at vented the “merit” clause: real wages of the worker* *llll j last Friday told the lynch governor resolution 4412), which provides “for centers. today’s session of the trial, which “Because it is evident that the in- that when he heard his “Excellency For Debt ' the exclusion and expulsion of alien * * ? is being held in the Reichstag build- sertion of any interpretation, of Sec- further. Cancellation (a) was from Richmond I knew that Communists,” Dickstein maintained following statement was Issued ing. tion 7 in a code of fair competi- everything was all right.’’ this spread ¦ that he had been falsely accused of today by Management of the tion leads only to further controversy With NEW YORK, Oct. 23.— Indicating the of resentment among the ’ the Professor Josse of the Charlotten- ; having favorably upon It. THE and confusion, interpretation (he voted Worker: College, gave no such dirt farmers at temporizing leadership of Miles Reno, head of the Na- It. Daily bui-g Technical who in any code. (Continued on Page Three) “I didn’t even vote upon As evidence, that it would should be incorporated U.S.-Anti-Fascists i tional Farmers’ Holiday Association, and self-appointed leader of the present chairman of “We urge all workers to follow the this declared nothing in the provi- I the committee to which have impossible for van der While there is : national farm strike, two State branches of the Holiday Association, the the bill was referred by the house, example of the Philadelphia com- been sion of Section 7 (a) to interfere with the Lubbe, the Dutch tool of the Nazis, to Nebraska and Montana branches broke away from the present strike leader- I merely presented the bill to the rades. Answer the attack by the bona fide exercise of the right of Rush Protests by have set the fire alone. Asked to Care for ship today and issued a call to their house for the committee. I didn’t bosses on the workers RAISING to an employer to select, retain or ad- THE DAILY “That is the only thing in the Ritchie, Roosevelt members to support the coming Na- vote for or against it. I was prob- FUNDS TO SAVE vance employees on the basis of indi- Whalen’s Suit Made ably out of the room.” WORKER. A minimum of SIO,OOO whole case with which I agree,” de- vidual merit, Section 7 (a) does Paris Child Refuge tional Farm Conference, to be held Bulgarian NEW YORK.—AII workers’ or- must be received this week to as- clared George Dlmitroff. clearly prohibit the pretended exer- at Chicago, November 15-18. “If the bill should be Introduced Torg- ganizations and sympathetic in Sweatshop, Congress, -1 sure the immediate existence of the Communist who, with Ernst cise of this right by an employer NEW YORK.—The National Com- Holiday Association in the next session of as groups, mass meetings and street The Nebraska is extremely likely, you “Daily." HOLD AFFAIRS FOR THE ler, Vassil Taneff and Blagoi Pcpoff, simply as a device for compelling em- | mlttee to Aid the Victims of Ger- has gone further and joins the Charges will continue meetings, are urged to rush tele- even Striker to abstain from voting?” | “DAILY,” link them up with the is on trial for his life. “In my e-in- ployees to refrain from exercising the man Fascism has been asked to as- grams Governor Albert C. United Farmers’ League in the de- For/', in to “I can’t say. The whole thing is struggles of the workers against our ion, van der Lubbe is the rights of self-organization, designa- sume responsibility for the Children's j Ritchie, Annapolis, Md„ and Pres- mand for cancellation of all mortgage in Phil- this drama. Faust is standing at of and on representatives , debts. NEW YORK—“I made that suit!” distasteful to me. I’m more or less j class enemies as was done tion collect.ve Home which has been established Roosevelt, House, to • ident White striking tailor neutral.” adelphia. Contribute yourself. Take the bar, but the Reichstag Mephisto bargaining which are guaranteed the outskirts of Paris by the Inter- Washington, C., the Chicago Conference will house exclaimed a custom (a).” D. demanding The collections from your friends, neigh- is not present.” all employees in said Section 7 national Relief Committee with j immediate release of Euel Lee, 1,000 farm from all over to Grover Whalen yesterday, point- When informed that President clear warning of delegates $l5O bors and shop-mates. Speed all funds Josse gave as his opinion that the Indubitably, it is a which the National Committee Is as- > to die on Friday, and the country. It itself ing to his exclusively tailored Roosevelt recently was host to the I sentenced will base on on ! to the Daily Worker, 50 E. 13th St., thickness of sect and the signs of further repressive measures to these filiated. The headquarters of the In- 1 the arrest and punishment of the the demand for rising prices for the suit during an N. R. A. hearing fourth son of the former German who still believe that the custom strike. “My New York City. intense heat proved that large quan- misled workers tcrnational Committee are in Paris, t known members of the mob which farmers and lower food costs for the tailors’ Kaiser, reputed to be one of the lead- (a) their fellow strikers made the vest and Monday's receipts $1,024.15 tities of volatile combustibles, such Section 7 guaranteed right Twenty-two children already be- s :ynched George Armwood last consumers In the cities. ing financial agents of the Nazis i own unions and to bar- are pants. It was tailored in a tene- 12,640.68 as gasoline, paraffine or benzol, had to form their ing taken care of at the home. Wednesday, and the removal, pro- Instead of the Holiday Association working with Henry Ford, Dickstein Previous total collectively. with vermin, in a been used, and that the burst of flame gain 1 secution and punishment of the of a new N.R.A. code for farming, ment overrun replied: “All is possible.” to the The appeal came in a letter received 13,664.83 came It is an answer steel delega- * • • • to date which filled the session hall officials responsible for the lynch- it will demand cancellation of all dirty, miserable sweatshop.’’ Wha- Total tion, by John Mekion, by Alfred Wagenknecht, secretary of wriggled uncomfortably. The from the exolosion of gases formed headed execu- * ing. mortgage debts and taxes. len (See article by Sender Garlln on secretary of the Steel and Metal the National Committee from Isabel had not been abolished by the liquid. tive ! sweatshops page S, today’s issue.—Editor’s note.) Workers Union, which came to Brown and Dorothy Woodman, joint the R. A„ the strikers must * under N. He said the fire preparations Washington less than two weeks ajo secretaries of the British Committee. Fact Is, We Didn’t him, as they demanded taken some time, and were * told more Over 100 Workers have car- from Ambridge, Pa., at the risk of The writers state that they had just Brutally pay the to bargain col- ried experts. 1 Vet Beaten Know He Had One! and right ‘Hands Off Cuba’ Flag j out by their lives and told N.R.A. officials returned from France where they with • lectively representatives of Judge Buenger cross-examined of incredibly bloody terror exe- made a tour of the relief work. Thai Thugs I the ’ I When Attack WASHINGTON, their own choice. Flies from Courthouse make that Oct. 23 —William | Arrested in Ruhr I him, trying to him admit cuted by paid and volunteer depu- report: Philadelphia Meet N. Doak, Deportation Secretary of | van der Lubbe, might have worked tized assassins. 1—There is Pole in Superior, Wis. a Children's Home and . Labor in the Hoover administration, 500 DYE DRIVERS STRIKE j alone, but Jesse insisted this was The fascist program of “integration relief work being carried on in Workers Seized { died of heart disease today. SUPERIOR, Wis.—A large red flag Red impossible. of labor with the modem state,” an- brucken. The British Committee is, PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 23. official NEW YORK—Five hundred Clean- With training as a grafting bearing the words “Hands Off Cuba” He created a sensation by declar- nounced so bluntly by Secretary of responsible for the upkeep of the, Harry Davis, a disabled war vet- unions, ing and Dye House Drivers, Local on “Artisans’ Day” in the railroad Doak worked was floating from county court- ing that benzol had been found in Labor Perkins to the recent conven- home. eran, was brutally beaten and ser- his way up cabinet. 185 A. F. of L., came out on strike the into the Hoover flagpole on the morning 100 of the soitoons in the Reichstag tion of the A. F. of L. bureaucrats, is iously injured together with several He did all he could to help slash late today over the head of their house here BERLIN, Oct. 23.—More than one 2 A Children's Home has been es- of Oct. 17. Someone had raised the workers fighting fascist op- after the fire. gradually getting into its stride. other workers when the remnants wages the years of the officials, in sympathy with the strik- militant tablished on the outskirts of Paris ( during Hoover of the pole, of Art Smith’s Khaki Shirts, work- crisis. ing cleaners and dyers. flag to the top 80-foot pression and terror, were arrested at Maison Laffitte. Your National ing with Mussolini Black Shirts, and cut the rope. Firemen had to by Hitlerite po’ice in various parts Committee is being asked to under- - attacked an anti-fascist meeting at work until 2:30 in the afternoon to of Germany over the week-end, while take the responsibility for this horn*. Eighth get it down. in Berlin the so-called Day of the the house and Christian Streets here When I was there I found a Strikers Meet, Hear ¦ today. The meeting had been To “rebuke the Reds,” Judge Haily German hand-worker was being cele- Shoe and gardens ideal for the purpose. Jury ® called by the Communist Party. Minor to Demand Trial called for a public flag-raising cere- brated by official decree with claptrap Twenty-two children were aheady Davis was so severely injured mony two days later. Only 200 floats, banners, and jingoistic oratory. there, but the biggest difficulty was J that he had to be removed to a showed up, in-luding American Le- Indication of the increasing anti- Report on N.R.A. Hearing lack of material resources. hospital. was in Brooklyn Court Tomorrow gion members, Boy Scouts, members fascist fight being carried on under- The entire attack 3 We also know of relief work j carried on by private policemen of the D.A.R. and city firemen. ground in the heavy industrial dis- It- that NEW YORK.—Arcadia Hall, scene symposium and candidates of the that has been done In Germany leading the fascist gang. NEW YORK.—Robert Minor, Com- with Minor, will also be heard. tricts, was the announcement of Bottrop, seven f the biggest shoe strike meeting various political parties running for self, which Is such a character 1 The South Philadelphia section for de- Both Minor and Rosenberg were SCHOOL FOR “MANNERS” 23 had been arrested in give details, we munist candidate Mayor, will at thus far held, promised to be jammed office have been invited to tell what that we cannot but t committee of the Communist when they called on scabs PITTSBURGH, Pa—The main pur- in Buer, and ten Gelsenkrichen—- work is b£- mand a jury trial when he appears Jailed Ruhr over which to the doors long before the sched- support they offer the shoe strikers can assure you that the e Party calls on all workers to parti- not to be fooled by the N.R.A. prom- pose of students going to the Uni- all in the District ing well. before the Court of Special Sessions, for the of the steel baron, uled hour for the meeting as the shoe in their heroic fight against starva- done s cipate in a mass demonstration ises. When the case came up versity of Pittsburgh, Mellon institu- rules will Committee is now 25, Minor used the Thyssen, financial back- workers from shops and from picket tion conditions and for the right to Tire National against fascism and lynching* to 120 Scherinerhorn St., corner of hearing on Sept. !on. is to “get good manners, ’ says Fritz Hitler’s to be held in as a the the power behind the fas ¦’lst lines massed to hear the latest repot ts strike and to organize into the union planning activities the. be held Saturday, Oct. 23. 1 n. in. Smith (Brooklyn) tomorrow morning. courtroom forum against Chancellor Bowman. er and near future in connection with their N.R.A. administration and urged mass in Germany. on the strike situation. As we go to of their own choice. e at Reyburn Plaza. Workers' or- He was arrested Sept 6 for leading throne relief work. The performance of the picket violations of injunctions. Near Gotha, in Waltershauseti. the oress the meeting has not yet started Fred Biedcnkapp, general secretary v ganizations were urged at the same a line in defiance of an in- For Unemployment Insurance, already Leather Workers’ "Reichstag Trial" to be given at the’. Mayor junction issued against striking furni- The Trade Union Unity Council lollce searched 100 houses and seize:' but thousands of workers are of the Shoe and time to send resolutions to Immediate Cash Relief Vote Bieden- Union, and also Commu- Central Opera House, Oct. 25, and. Strange, ture workers by the Progressive Table calls on New York workers to fill the 80, “believed to be members of a ill their seats to hear Fred Industrial Moore and Police Chief Le Communist! secretary, report on candidate president of the the farewell meeting for Co.. 93ih St. and Dhmas Ave., an courtroom tomorrow morning as an secret Communist society.” :-.app. the union's nist for protesting against the “encouraging hearings. meet- will be used as special appeals for Re-, the organization of murderous N.R.A. firm. expression of their demand for the Vote Communist—for Minor, Bur- the Washington The , * ing is also scheduled for an election (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) lief fund* *»aeiat gang*.” Jack Rosenberg, who was arrested right to strike and pick roughs and Gold, MINOR FOR MAYOR v