, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1933 Page Three Jobless Councils Make Demand for U. S. Congress Hearing one CARLOADS OF ARMY BULLETS sijld by American factories in Jobless Insurance-Relief! year was 300 Million pairs.” International (By a Worker Correspondent.) POPE COVERS UP WALL ST. AGENTSi PAY CUTS, NO AID “These men and other millions like BRIDGEPORT. Conn.—Reming- them can not buy shoes, cannot buy Notes shipped I ton Arms four or five food, cannot buy shelter, because they ON; carloads of army bullets to New IGNORE DEMANDS WARS NOW I TO JOBLESS IS AIMj have no way to work and raise money York City Tuesday, Dec. 27, by ?NT- By ROBERT HAMILTON I on rSViifofjwS<* I to buy the abundance of shoes, food , way of the Thames River Line, ar- and shelter in the nation. This wide- Latest Bull Calls for riving City I in New York Wednes- OF HUNGER MARCH spread want in the midst of plenty COMMUNIST GAINS IN TORONTO day morning, OF BLACK BILL Dec. 28. There they ! is America’s paramount problem and Jan. 3 (By Mail).—ln “Peace of Death” were TORONTO, transferred to the Old Do- Wash. Gov’t Forced to upon its solution hangs our future.” the municipal elections held yester- minion S. S. Line for shipment the A. F. L. Officials for It j day Mrs. Tim Buck, wife of the im- ROME, Jan. 16.—Pope Pius, for- same day at noon, the shipment Feed Marchers; Colo. These denunciations of American prisoned leader, merly- Cardinal Ratti. one of the marked for Los Angeles. to Stifle Revolt of | , however, have been made polled the largest revolutionary vote chief organizers of the Polish-French Remington Arms also shipped Report to 300 j public only since the apeparance of in 1920. by ever cast in any Canadian city, re- invasion of the two carloads of army to Rank and File William F. Dunne, credentialed and commonly known in diplomatic bullets Secretary of ceiving 10,236 votes as candidate for New York by the Thames River NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Partial vic- Wm. Z. Foster, National circles as “the French pope,’ has (CONTINUED PAGE ONE) League, Controller. This splendid total com- Line Thursday morning, arriving tories are being won in many states FROM the Unity and shown himself once more to be a in and localities in the struggle against Lewis Weinstock, National Secretary pares with 5,900 polled by Tim Buck disciple of Friday at 3 a.m. the modern school of ad- 1 hunger and for immediate relief. The lied all of the middle class “liberal” of the A. F. of L. Rank and File a few weeks before he entered King- vertising and publicity. ! Dec. 30, marked for Newburgh, ston Penitentiary in January, 1932. N. Y. three thousand workers who partici- forces, the officials of the A. F. of L Committee for Insur- The campaign was the All Time Record. pated in the National Hunger March and those manufacturers, especially ance. r managed by in the textile United Front Conference. With the issuing of his latest are. for the most part, tlking leading industry, whose plants So devastating was the exposure of Workers’ bull modern equipment they be- The huge rise in the Communist vote the present pope has established an I roles in all the local and state cam- have the the purposes of the Black Bill and paigns. lieve sufficient to put their competi- is the result of a tireless fcnd effec- all-time record. Including his latest PHILA. I The capitalist class is be- the position of the A. F. of L. of- ILD BLOCKS tors out of business, a na- tive campaign among Toronto pronouncement Pope Pius has issued coming alarmed as all parliamentary providing ficialdom by these two witnesses, that IHe deceptions tional thirty-hour work law workers for unemployment relief. more bulls, encyclicals and other fail to stem the rising tide week a general call has been sent out by statements than all his oc- of struggle. The Committee would be passed. Congratulations to our Party preceding VISCIOUS I National the A. F. of L. and the Senate Com- / brother I JUDGE The of of Unemployed strategy the A. F. of L. offi- t across the Northern beofler! cupants of the Vatican did in two! Councils, with offices mittee for a mobilization of supporty- * cialdom in support the Black Bill * * and one-half centuries. The world at 80 East 11th St., New Y’ork, has of ers of the Bill. crisis capitalism accounts for this. Defends Negro Worker is very plain and simple. It is to put J THE GODS OF W AR! of issued a statement denouncing the This accounts for the His latest effusion, “Quod Super,” political agents of Wall Street in the this Black Bill with its shorter w’ork anpearancp ¦Munitions plants, airplane factor- from Jim-Crow Attack against wage before the Committee and the eri (meaning “since the last one”)) de- United States congress and senate and week, no prohibition ies and navy yards of the Old World cuts and no stipulation as | dorsement of the Black Bill by sueni crees a “holy year of peace.” With PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jail. 16. calling upon the workers and farmers to the are working overtime providing the hours of any leg- individuals as Levine, from Paterson \ that disregard of reality that is pe- Attempts made by Judge George G. to immediately launch work in one day—a sinews of war, while a a powerful alization of the share work N. J. claiming to represent more than disarmament culiarly the apparent privilege of the Parry to over-ride a jury verdict concentrated drive to compel immed- the plan ; conference, lasting nearly a year, has and the as the 50 per cent of the silk manufacturers head of Holy R. C. Apostilc Church, acquitting Jesse Griffin an unem- iate cash relief at the A column of the State stagger system TUUL I single expense of the Oregon Hunger March that, in defiance of Communist Party in that city, the industry in AI- failed to reduce armament by a (there are more workers and peas- ployed Negro father, by him government and the has cor- I silk gun. single ship. getting and the employers. police mobilization and threats, marched on Salem, the state capitol, rectly it—before the lentown, Pa. and manufac- or a WHY DOES ants conscripted for and engaged in to sign for a $250 peace bond, and to characterized I certain EUROPE REFUSE Expose and presented demands for immediate relief for workers and farmers. American workers as a substitute for turers in the Southern States. Levine TO DISARM?’’ imperialist butchery than at any terrorize > Political Tricksters j Jennie Cooper, representa- admissions This quotation from a United Press time since 1914-18) the pope states: tive of the International Labor De- “It is now a month and a half,” Unemployment Insurance and as a j made before the commit- way of present crisis and ! that of basic importance release indicates the age-old “It is this peace which Christ re- fense. who protested , declares the National out the tee are to tactics this outrage, Committee of accused in press as permanent mass unemployment. the of the capitalist news agencies. Writ- deemed brought to the world, affix- failed completely. Unemployed Councils," since the de- the local being | American working class in de- mands “criminals” after the mass meeting termining the tactics of struggle in ing for the American public, they ing to his cross his sentence of death Jesse Griffin, was arrested and of the Hunger March were ' Hero of Alabama Landlords. I presented to which was held here before the STILL HOLD 18 ON the organization of the silk section portray the militarism of the Euro- which was transformed into a sen- locked up several months ago for . the United States con- Senator Black, coming from Ala- I left for Washington (the ! textile - pean powers, but say not a word tence of salvation. It is this peace gress, both to the senate and House marchers the of the industry. He support carrying hand-bills scoring the relief mass held in bama. state made notorious the bill in about the giant Edgewood poison gas which we wish proclaimed through- authorities of Representatives. Although in the first meeting ever this throughout the world its organ- ! ed principle but stated he for discrimination in town by a revolutionary organiza- MURDER CHARGES for believed it would be better to arsenal, or the latest engines of de- out the world during the holy year.” handing out the store beginning both the chairman of the ized murder drive aganst the Negro start few miserable tion). At that time the so-called ! a hour week struction designed in the United orders. Committee on Appropriations of the masses (the case, with 40 and under no What It Really Means. criminal record of each of the speak- Scottsboro the consideration limit States for the army artillery. It’s U. S. Senate and James W. Collier, Tallapoosa atrocities against Negro to the hours of The social content of the Papal The judge called Jennie Cooper ers was printed in a lengthy article. Women to Demand 111. work day. always the other fellow who’s the Chairman of the Ways and Means share croppers) overnight has be- per bull is, of courser the “Pa" Romana,” into court demanding retraction of a of the House of Feste had been arrested in Flint, militarist, never own capitalist f Committee Repre- Miners come the A. F. L. offi- He believed that discretion one’s the ‘peace of death,” (“he c.:nd a telegram of protest sent to him on Mich., where joined his fel- Be Freed the hero of of should class. how supposed pacifist he had cialdom. be invested in the as That’s nation and left a desert"—C<*:s?r.), the case but met with a flat refusal. sentatives denied that the demands low workers in a strike at the employer to the propaganda lulls American of the Hunger been re- Fisher distribution of work time in any the work- for the working class groaning under She demanded, instead, that the March had Body Co.; Guynn had been convicted SPRINGFIELD, 111.. Jan. 16. President Green, speaking for the ing class to sleep—always pointing judge apologize ferred to them by the House and the Eighteen L„ given week. He slated that out the blows of the world offensive of to the hungry mas- of Criminal Syndicalism in East striking miners of Christ- Executive Council of the A. F. of 'of out the powers’ war prepara- Senate, nevertheless, been ian more than a thousand silk in foreign the pope’s supporters, the capitalist ses of Philadelpha and the victim they have Ohio for at an Anti-War . County arrested on murder endorsed the Black Bill without re- plants tions, and —when war of his . forced to admit it. speaking charged for servation—although off the Paterson he spoke for 531 and then breaks rulers. The working class should class “justice.” Mass pressure and Ree Green had been defending themselves ; speaking that out—piously rushing to meeting against an armed attack record newspaper the great majority of these plants the defense take it on the chin now and live in mobilized by the ILD compelled the “Nevertheless,” continues the state- arrested and served a jail sentence ; by depu- to correspondents, of ‘‘peaceful’’ imperialism! *r> . tized gunmen, many prominent were operated by his American hopes of pie in the sky after death. judge discharge Jer.nie Cooper. A ment, “these representatives of Wall for part in Anti-Jim Crow are still held without heads of A. F. of L. a man, wife and taking an in This is what the Papal bull really fight is now being waged for the un- Street continue to ignore the de- demonstration Denver. In , bail the county jail. The grand Unions characterized the bill as “just children; that hours of work ranged in spite is now oiling another the from 9 to 16 per means. It is a document for “class conditional release of Griffin. mands of the unemployed despite the of these attacks, however, as . jury the machinery for share work plan.” day; that whereas twice ’ these miners to in the pre-war peace” and a justification of capital- fact that every investigation, both by many Monday’s railroading fighting “Labor,” the official publication of period silk weavers workers came to death or imprisonment. The received 12 cents per yard, they HOOVERSAYS U. S. ist robbery. the federal, state and local govern- meeting as did to the first meeting. life the “Sixteen Standard Railway Or- j now’ Party Wins Ballot of defense is being greatly by ganizations,’ receive per yard ments is proving the contentions A collection of $10.24 was taken with hindered in its issue of January two cents or less the refusal of the officials of the are Important the unemployed, that unemployment which to carry on the work. 17 devotes almost half of Its first but producing from 10 to 12 times Place in is increasing, the of Progressive Miners of America to page to an indirect reply to tes- as much as in the pre-war period: WAR BASE NEEDED conditions the The local Unemployed Council is the VICIOUSMEERUT Steel Center of workingclass becoming worse, child ’ accept the offer of the International timony of William F. Dunne and that in the three years of the crisis Ind. increasing, and now busy building neighborhood Labor Defense to develop a broad Weinstock wages and the total misery at the same branches have al- 1 Lewis representing the income of silk °hilippines Are Aimed time branches. Two mass movement that alone can force TUUL A. F. of L. Rank and workers have been GARY. Ind. —In spite of the out- relief is being systematically up this week and pre- and the reduced more than ready been set the release of the. arrested strikers. File Committee for Unemployment 50 per cent. of CASE SENTENCES right intimidation of workers at the reduced. for two more are on Japanese parations now In connection with the Illinois Insurance Relief respectively, j polls, disfranchisement and theft of Demand Immediate Hearing the way. A quota of 15 delegates has and This revelation of feudal condi- Party ’ conference on unemployment, to be before the Senate Sub-Committee on (CONTINUED ONE) Communist votes, the won a “The Committee been set. tions prevailing in what is generally FROM PAGE Savag-e permanent National of the at Springfield Jan. 24 and 25, Black Bill. Exile for India place on the ballot in * * * held the considered one of the most Unemployed Councils calls upon all the Women’s Auxiliary the Pro- modern this immensely important and organizations, March Baa of Can’t Stop Mass Movement. industries in America by ''abinet joined in similar representa- Revolutionists steel its local unions, frat- Fight Denver gressive is no means industrial center —Lake County. Here, Miners will march to Spring- an Isolated example. .. ernal etc., to American Federation Labor of- is that tions to Congress. Stimson declared lodges, clubs, send re- DENVER, Colo., Jan. 16.—The city field January 26 and demand of of It plain Foster received 646 votes, Norman solutions to these gentlemen ficialdom and the leadership of the the Black Bill, without such amend- that maintenance of the present sta- (Cable By Inprecorr.) de- council. Mayor Begole, Chief of Po- Governor Horner the immediate re- tus of open control of the Thomas 1.474 and Reynolds of the manding an immediate hearing on Railway Brotherhood Union are de- ments as those proposed by the T.U. islands was BERLIN, Jan. senten- S. L. lice Clark and Safety Commissioner ’ lease of the 18 miners, the with- protect 16.—Vicious P„ 197. the Hunger March Let finitely on the defensive. The dema- U.L., prohibiting reduction of wages necessary to “U. S. prestige ces were pronounced today in the demands. Millikan have refused a permit for drawal of the troops and the right and influence” —that is, Although Communist watchers Wall Street, Roosevelt and the De- gogic program for Unemployment and stipulating a national minimum the interests Hunger March scheduled to picket. . Meerut case, the longest case in the State 1 separate states, a wage and prestige of Wall Street imperial- were excluded from all the polling mocratic Congress know that there for January 23. Harry Cohen, sec- Many locals of P.M.A., as Insurance by as law for all workers, could re- Indian history, which lasted three the well weapon for the destruction of the ists. He hinted at the of places in Indianapolis, and other is one main order of business—that retary of United Front Commit- United Mine Workers locals, sult only in putting the powerful imminence and a half years. the as are weapon war with Japan, stating that “out of places, the Communist is is immediate cash relief and unem- here while national movement on a mass scale of government enforcement at Muzaffar Ahmed was exiled for Party cred- tee, was arrested Saturday sending delegates to this conference. the orient may again come one of ited with a total of 2,129 votes ployment insurance at the expense of he addressing a protest meeting for compulsory Federal Unemploy- the disposal of the share the work life; five others, including Spratt, for was at the expense of the hose historic movements which Indiana, registering an the Government and the employers. called to demand that the permit for ment Insurance scheme with its objective of whole- member of the British Communist enormous in- Government and Employers, has no; might disturb the whole earth.” crease over 1928. Stop the hunger of the masses! the march be given. Ask Referendum on sale impoverishment and pauperiza- Party, received 12 years exile; three Fight for relief for yourself and your had the results expected by the A. tion of the American working Charges of Japan War Office. including Bradley exiled for Wm. Deitrich spoke after the ar- class. were children! Force the bosses and the New City Charter F. of L. burocrats and them masters It is quite clear that the Black The Japanese boss ten years; three more for seven “Y” GIRLS LEARN HOW rest and denounced the action of the Bill I press immedi- Government to grant our demands!” in the two big parties of American and its demagogic wording great • • has years: four for five years; six, includ- TO • and the policies of the City Hunger ately took up the accusations of the FIGHT MILITANT!,Y police Aimed at Workers capitalism. The National dangers for Hutchinson, were condemned to Administration, declaring that the American workers. The War Office that ing Washington Governor Yields March to Washington, occurring af- unity of A. F. of Japanese the U. S. four years’ rigorous imprisonment; New hunger march would be held in de- ALBANY, N. Y„ Jan. 11.—A city Cdnvention, L. officialdom and York. N. Y. OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 16.—The ter the A. F. of L. employers, expressed in was aiding Nanking with loans and and five to five years’ imprisonment, I am an March and fiance of the ban. referendum the first Tuesday in May and de- the period ot unemployed office worker, State Hunger committee showed in the most positive the-‘’boom 1929 munitions. Japanese of which three years are to be rig- a of Cohen is the Denver correspond- on a new charter for New York City before by the formula The War Office member the Unemployed Office the Olympia Unemployed Council cisive fashion that the A. F. of L. “workers orous. Three were acquitted. Workers Assocation. Martin to grant ent for the Federated Press. The was recommended yesterday in a re- not only not lead the management cooperation” charged specifically: forced Governor officialdom does is now being prisoners will A number of members, food, housing, a and International Labor Defense is tak- port by the republican majority of fight for Insurance manifested through such The exiled probably including conference hall Unemployment legislative proposals “A supply of arms to China, es- be to penal myself, have received shelter at var- ing up his case. / the Hofstadter committee, which has but cannot check the ever growing as the Black Bill. sent the settlement of the a legislative hearing for the march. of pecially to Chang Hsiao-ling (com- atrocious Andaman Islands, whch is ious institutions, through a struggle The lines of are constantly The mayor of me city sent a three- spent 20 months conducting a so- mass movement for Federal Unem- Sign Desperation march It is in the exposure China), | practically equivalent to at the Emergency Relief Bureau. I page letter to tffe United Front com- called investigation of the city. ployment Insurance. of the purposes mander in North has-been a death increasing, with fishermen from the of 'such sentence. am staj’ing at the Young Women’s Coast, from all along the mittee stating why he regarded it The report embodies some of the been legislation, an integral pari, made principally by the United i farmers A. F. of L. officialdom has of the drive ol Association. As far as work is march and carloads of native as “wrong” to hold a state hunger suggestions for a new charter made the direction Wall Street capitalism states and Germany, Americans The Meerut prisoners were ar- con- lines of compelled to shift of against I rested in 1929 charges of cerned we have been forgotten. In Indians from the reservations join- march. It is quite evident that the by the committee’s counsel, Samuel It concentrates on the living standards and so- on “con- order to its attack. now cial of -riling the Chinese airplanes and spiracy" because of their activity in to combat this attitude, a del- ing in the march. The returning Na- petty politicians who were sent Seabury, whose plan would foist a the issue of the shorter work day and conditions the American mass- motor cars, mostly delivered in egation went up to see Mr. Belmont, Hunger have aided congress at Washington from Colo- the The diverting es, that the importance of the strug- organizing a general strike. British tional Marchers bankers’ dictatorship on city. work week as a method of gle Shanghai and the Germans deliv- head of the Women’s Division. in preparations for are urging their fellow crooks report accepts section against this Bill both in imperialism, including its erstwhile tremendously the rado his proposal that the the attention of the toiling ington Wash- ering guns and machine guns to government, kept them in Two office workers, living at the State action, especially Spokane. to do everything they can to stop the Board of Aldermen and Board of Es- population from the main is- and throughout the country “Labor” in of the by Tientsin.” jail all this under the most ter- “Y,” unemployed said they would only are demands being made Niagara of protests that are pouring timate be supplanted by a single body of compulsory Federal Unem- the TUUL and the Rank and File time cqjne Not demanding sue American munition makers, with rible conditions. Workers, farmers with our delegation. At first upon the state and local govern- into Washington action known as the City Council. Also, ployment Insurance. In pursuit of Committse Os the A. F. of L. lies. they very Hunger Mar- sanction of the Wall Street gov-, and intellectuals throughout the were hesitant about de- ments, but all along the lines of on the demands of the that membei-s of this be this objective, quite obviously se- That the A. F. of L. leadership is the manding relief. re- council nom- ernment, have been shipping vast world are called on to protest these But we explained march workers and farmers are be- chers, which include immediate inated by petition and they run lected for it by the big bankers and forced to adopt such elaborate, com- to them that they expense the government that plicated supplies of war materials to Japan savage sentences and to demand the were not individ- ing aroused against the attempts of lief at the of under a so-called non-partisan dis- industrial lords, the A. F. of L. Buro- and dangerous maneuvers is ual cases. were of in- war on its release of these heroic fighters for They but two the congressmen and senators at and the bosses and unemployment guise. This is an effort to Com- crats are mobilizing and cooperating testimony to its desperation, faced as for Its robber China and emergency keep plans for Indian freedom. thousands. The was col- D. C„ to ignore the de- surance. munist with groups of manufactur- it is with the rising mass movement armed intervention against funds Washington, candidates off the ballot and certain the U. S. lecting in their name. After mands of National Hunger to fool the workers believing ers. against the starvation program of the Soviet Union. Thus while were the into that the have been collecting a they convinced. and to try to dupe the candidates of “Sight for the Gods’* Wall Street Government and the munition makers We went with them to Marchers the capitalist parties are profits from both sides, while the emer- workers with such deceptive measures 400 At Socialist non-partisan. It is a sight for the gods to see whole hunger offensive of the blood Force Down Rents gency. Surprisingly, these who Amer- attempting to egg on the Japanese girls and the Black Bill for legalization The however, appearing before the Senate Sub- !ran ruling class. have been so backward, demanded Meeting Repudiate republican majority, imperialists to attack the Soviet in Your Own Home! of the stagger system and the spuri- (that the committee manufacturers who for The developments in Washington relief in the name of the Unem- rejected the Seabury is, Union. ous La-Follette-Costogan unemploy- S. Propositions bankers) proposals for greater years have fought unionization, who around the struggle against the ployed Office Workers’ Ass’n, a mili- P. cen- Black of shipped How to do it:— ment bill. tralization of the city government, have paid starvation wages, who have Bill by the revolutionary trade union the war material tant group. • * Call together organized An interest- • Party by U. S. interests to China have been 1. all the tenants NEW YORK.—The Socialist but proposed instead greater decen- put in force the most ruthless meth- movement and the Communist Party in your house for a meeting. ing feature is that are not to speak call- permit of only designed for use against the Chinese grateful Hunger March advertised Panken and tralization. In this way the repub- ods of speed-up. attempting to pose one conclusion: that (Most 2. Talk over in to the Emergency. They Thursday in it is Armies and the revolutionary the conditions COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.. Jan. ed a meeting for Grand licans hope to up and weaken as great humanitarians and philan- now necessary without further Red your house at meeting. Have absolutely resent being without work split This is known to the Japa- the 16.—More than 300 workers sym- St. Neighborhood Playhouse to organ- control. whose only desire is to make hesitation to throw all available forces masses. the wages of the tenants been and forced to demand relief. They and Tammany's thropists, into nese imperialists, but the latter now crowded the ize East Side unemployed in the New better for the American the organization of the struggle cut? Has the rent been reduced? are more grateful to our organization pathizers Little Theatre conditions of fear that Nanking of world City York version of the “Bord- working class. the A. F. of L. membership against the tools If not, why? Does the house need for supporting them in their fight of the Auditorium, to hear the will no longer be able to ers Committee,” called the “Workers not has the A. F. of L. the bureaucrats, really to give organ- imperialism Do the tenants want to for immediate cash relief. They report of the National Hunger March But only stem the tremendous anti-imperialist repairs? for State Hunger Committee on Unemployment.” rallied a number of star- ized direction to the tremendous elect a committee to go to the have promised to continue the strug- and the plans the DE VALERA’S I officialdom re- throughout China, place was taken by Doctor COPSi volt that is under wage wav in the upsurge with mass rents? gle under our leadership. —Y.K. March to Denver, on January 22 and Panken’s vatiVi employexs for the Black unions sweeping the | entire landlord to ask for cheaper Louis Sadoff. a landlord, and Mary to the A. F of L indignation think 23. as well as the plans of the Un- ! Bill, it has also recriiited supporters affiliated and the country as a result new Japa- What does everybody about Fox, of the LID. A hot debate sprang Railway of the striking for cheaper rent (refusing PROMISES KEPT—AFTER employed Council for continued HELP COSGRAVE ; from the ranks of engineering so- Brotherhoods. nese aggressions. In addition, the struggle unemploy- up when workers spoke from the Hyman to pay any rent), in case for relief and j cieties such as Aaron, counsel Japanese advance into North China the land- COUNCIL LED A FIGHT and proposed the Unemployed lord refuses? etc. ment insurance. floor i for the Associated Engineering So- | Shanhaikwan) is threatening the Government Attack Councils as a better form of organ- Aids British Imperial 2. After every tenant has had Expose jcieties composed of the Society of Foeketbook Workers U. S. spheres of influence and al- BROOKLYN, N. Y.—l am an un- Feste, who the ization. his say, then elect a house com- P. C. was delegate Tool; Fights t Electrical Engineers, American Asso- ready has been met with a threat employed worker who has been going by Sadoff > j Toilers i Sick of Promises; mittee to go to tiie landlord to ask from this town reported the experi- The crowd was sickened I elation of Civil Engineers, American from U. S. military attaches in China to the Relef Buro for two months hostility pro- declaration: “The police are our for rent, necessary re- ence on route, the and DUBLIN, of Mining Institute and tli6 Societf’ of Real U. S. activities which would give cheaper and been promised time after time pointed friends, they children over Jan. 16.—The police Demand Action us pairs, no evictions of unemployed, vocation of the police, and help little Valera have been Mechanical Engineers. With a un- lapan "a military problem of suf- but never got anything. I appealed delegates all street, but .the Communists are the de government etc. out how the combatted the mobilized to protect “the right of animity obviously resulting from close NEW YORK -”We’re tired of the icient magnitude to delay indefinitely to the Boro Park Unemployed Coun- solidarity working good, they as in police 3. With a solid organization of it by and class no stick pi free speech," which means, as was consultation with the A. F. of L. of- Gibson committee's promises! W« my possible intention of adventuring cil after my four months old baby He upon all start riots.” A worker an- and house committee, you can discipline. then called horses to shown on Saturday here, wth 500 ficialdom and demagogues like Sen- want some action. We will have it! ,n a political or military way between became sick from starvation. workers (Negro, Spanish and white* that when the children grow We’re force cheaper rents by striking swered police constables on duty, suppressing ator Black, the latest white hope from going to demonstrate in mass lie Yellow River and the Great They mobilized the workers and Colorado Springs to rally to the up and picket, the cops break their We’re fighting. of hecklers in the Cosgrave meeting, the TYtck Belt, these spokesmen for going to keep on demon- Wall.” and demonstrated at the relief buro at program of the Unemployed Council skulls, and anway, the riots are start- block the full power of the Free State tc manufacturers and engineers solemn- strating until those racketeers give 4. Get in touch with your Gravesend and Albermarle Avenues. carry on the struggle for in every case. committee neighborhood unem- and help ed by police ensure a “fair hearing” for advocates ly declare that the future of Amer- relief!” or Immediately they bought $3.50 worth Unemployed Insurance imme- More than 90 per cent of the meet- were the you and of submission to the British Empire. ican civilization depends upon the These words of a spokes- ployed council when start of supplies for my child and as I diate cash relief. ing, judging by applause and the fact man for your strike, and be sure to let the There Is great popular resentment passage of the Black Bill or similar the Pocketbook Workers Un- ECUADOR RUSHES was writing to you at 9 p. m. the The high note In the meeting was that only about 10 signed up with growing against this new move by measures. employed Council recently “Daily” know about it. brought check for after a iuvestigator a struck by Charles Guynn, who was the Socialist "Workers Committee,” the de Valera, government. At no New Economic “Expert” representative of the 23rd Street Now is (he time! Hundreds of $8.50 for This shows or- and food. what Column Captain of Columns 2 and were convinced by these arguments. time has de Valera used the police suddenly 4th Avenue branch of the tenants are winning cheaper rents ganized workers do the pointed Senator Black himself has Gibson TROOPS TO WAR can under 3 to Washington, when he to protect the rights of strikers or an expert in economics. Com- Committee had failed to meet a del- | by striking against the landlords leadership of the Unemployed of the become Coun- out the victories on the side farmers and farm laborers In strug- ing Alabama, a state egation of the council which went of New York City today! Organ- cils. —lrving Goldberg. historic march, Workers! Fight the from which workers In this and gle against the exactions of the land ranks second to Mississippi in the there to demand relief. Colombia Prepares A ize and fight for cheaper rents, the workers must the lessons which owners. On the contrary, as the Ir- low cultural level of its politicians Time and again the committee has and better conditions in Y’Ol'R It. He said in part. “They Boss Wars Now! “promised” Sea, Attack HOUSE! learn from ish Workers Revolutionary Groups . and government “leaders,” Black, bul- to help hundreds of Joint Air Veterans’ Organizing not go through Cum- j said we would should help in point out, the police have always warked by the assistance of the Re- hungry pocketbook workers, desper- berland, go through Cum- Every worker ately of Ecuador yes- Speeds and we did the following immediate been used to put down the struggles , search Bureau of A. F. Ex- in need of aid. After another The Government Squad On; In said not en- taking the of L. SPECIAL berland. They we would imperialist wars of the workers and farmers even ’ ecutive period of waiting, the council sent terday rushed additional troops to FOB DISTRIBUTION^ and we did steps against the Council, speaks over the ra- I Letters on the following sub- Toledo, 0., Tomorrow ter Washington, enter now raging in the Far East and when these have been directed main- ( dio in a national and the committee a telegram announc- the Leticia region as the Peruvian said we would not hook-up uses ing jects will be published as a group Washington. They South America: (1) Organize Vig- ly against British in perialism w’hich to entrance the the coming of the delegation and for march, and we did march and pre- claims be phrases calculated asking end Colombian forces prepared in the Worker Correspondence TOLEDO, 0., Jan. 16.—The veter- ilance Committees on docks and de Valera to opposed to. millions of the reason for the delay. ans’ sent our demands, the demands relief cut hungry American work- manager a resumption of the undeclared war Section, making special distribu- organizing squad, consisting of ships to stop munitions and re- Unemployment Is being and enlist, in The of the branch, how- millions of unemployed say ers farmers and them of tion at strategic places more ef- nine members of the Kansas City which the cruits to warring nations. (2) Or- down throughout Ireland, the ' ever. was "out,” when the delegation lor which the armed forces five to present to Na- Workers Groups (and suppeft. of his legalized share the have been during fective: contingent of the last bonus march, workers sent us t{i« ganize Anti-War Committees in Revolutionary 1 arrived. Demonstrations will follow, nations mobilizing rela- fact) work scheme as away out of the Frday, Jan. 20.—Letters on dis- is speeding on in its tour to rally the tional Government.” He also shops and organizations. (3) Ar- this Is a well known but there it was announced. the past month. -- crisis. practices against vets of various parts of country ted several instances of how the or- see 1 to be plenty of money to pay 1 crimination Ne- the range Anti-War discussions and With a lack of embarrassment Colombian warships and transports groes. for the fight for immediate bonus ganization and Iron discipline of the meetings and adopt resolutions. police to protect such open advo- The struggle against railttarira have been delayed at Manaos, to get across cates of characteristic of ignorant capitalist which Saturday, Jan. 21.—Letters from payment and relief for the unem- marchers was able them (4) Support Ihc Anti-War Con- British imperialism as fcos- must not be postponed Hut river port on the Amazon, ployed all terror and threats of the po- grave. party politicians Black lifts verbatim anti! Brazilian farmers. ex-servicemen. Wednesday the gress. Montevideo. Uruguay, Feb. moment when war are reported preparing to proceed up night they expect to hold a meeting lice and deputized thugs. and It took more than two hours for from some of the publicity of the brooks oat. Tuesday, Jan. 22.—Letters from 28th. (5) Turn the Liebknecht rben it will t>« too lata. the river to the Leticia region. The workers. in Toledo and Thursday, Jr.n. 19. they Nail Boss Press Lies Lenin memorial meets this 500 polce, cooperating with Cosgrave’s Technocrats such statements as the Tbe railroad month straggle against Colombian command is planning a Jan. will be in Detroit. From Jan. 20 to An interesting factor connected into demonstra- ‘“white army,” to quiet a meeting of following: “United States war most bo eor- Thursday, 24.—Letters from mighty anti-war factories riod on joint attack from air and water on steel and metal workers. 25 they will be in Hammond, Ind., ’ with the success of this meeting is tions. 50,000 people here sufficiently to al- can produce 900 Million pairs of shoAs now. dolly, hearty.** I ,the Peruvian forces around Leticia. and Chicago that all of the speakers had been io-: Cosgrave to be heard. a year and the greatest number ev/- , „*¦- ~*!lai