Page Two DAILY WORKER. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1934 Milwaukee Delegates Chosen for Chicago Anti-War Parley Speeding Up ofFund Drive PointsWay to SI,OOO Daily Total 54 ORGANIZATIONS The Election Campaign and the Textile Strike MotherBloor N. Y. FOOD UNION - An Editorial -- (Continued from Page 1) talism. Special election campaign leaflets, woven Trial Begins FLAY MILL TERROR around the immediate issues in the locality, expos- CONTRIBUTES SSO keep out the real aims of the Communist Party ing the local capitalist candidates, the Socialist In Nebraska in the strike and in the constant struggle against Party candidates should be issued. capital brutality, starvation, misery AT CITY MEETING and all its and The more intense the strike struggle, the more oppression. TO AID CAMPAIGN intense should be our election campaign, because it Seven Defendants Face How shall we bring the Communist election cam- when the workers, learning lessons paign to the textile strikers, to other strikers, to is then the of Loup, City Court for Dismissed from S. Army for Part in Anti- the role of the capitalist state, are most receptive Units U. workers in the shops and trade unions? Every of Communist Party Show Gain in Second to our program and aims. Strike Activity Fascist Conference, Portland (Ore.) Soldier Is Communist Party candidate can do it by more Month of Drive—New York IWO Branches to boldly appearing before the workers in their strug- Up to now, the Communist election campaign Elected Delegate to National Congress has lagged, when it should be gaining tremendous (Special to the Daily Worker) gles as a Communist candidate. Wherever there LOUP CITY, Neb., Sept. 20 Hold City-Wide Collections Tonight are picket lines in the vicinity, the Communist momentum. In countries where the class struggle Hearing was begun tel is yesterday before MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 20.—Delegates have been Party candidate must be there, must march along not as intense as it is in the United States, as, District Judge Hosttetler on the Following quickly upon Monday, when more than S7OO with the workers, let them know who he is, what for instance in Sweden and Australia, the Com- appeals against the conviction of elected here to go to the Second U. S. Congress Against War Party was received Wednesday proved again—with almost SI,OOO he is there for, what he would do if elected, what munist in the recent elections increased its 70-year-old Mother Bloor, beloved Freight years and Fascism from the Railroad Clerks and Handlers, the Communist Party proposes in this votes by from 300 to 450 per cent. In Sweden the leader for 50 of workers’ and contributed—that when the districts and mass organizations strike and farmers’ Auto Workers, Metal in the general struggle after the strike the Communist Party raised its deputies in parliament struggles, two Negro work- United Steel and Workers Industrial against ers other worker begin to work in earnest, the Daily Worker $60,000 drive mill from 9 to 42! and four and Union, Teachers’ Union Local 252, International Bridge owners. farmer defendants. thrives. With work going on as it is at this moment, there At shop gate meetings, in mass meetings, in But in the United States, unless we go to the Operators Local 195, Food Workers The seven defendants •is no why the $625 daily fraternal organizations, in the trade unions, the workers with our program, unless we discuss with were ar- reason and Bakers Union, Journeyman rested on June 13, at a meeting of average needed should not be ex- must them, explain Tailors, Amalgamated Clothing C. Communist candidates come forward boldly, the Communist program to them, workers and farmers held in soli- ceeded daily. There is no reason, P. Spreads by our Workers and Railroad Trainmen's requesting the right to speak, putting forward the show them deeds that we are militant fight- darity with striking girl poultry Roosevelt Gets if the proper pace is continued, why Union. Communist Party program. ers, capable of carrying out our program, they will pickers of the Ravenna Fairmont the receipts should not hit the thou- More than eighty delegates in all i Rhode Island Every unit, section and district of the Party not vote for us, and we will not achieve the tre- Creamery and Produce Co. They sand dollar mark several days each have already been elected by their; should in the very heat of the strike not restrict mendous vote that the favorable situation should are charged with “unlawful assem- Winant Report week. bly,” organizations. Four church groups i themselves alone to the immediate issues of the assure to the Communist Party. "inciting to riot,” "resisting an The wide range that the drive is officer,” "disturbing the peace,” and By occupying by have elected delegates, as have 121 Strike Action strike. More effort must be put into winning the Every Communist, every sympathizer, wherever SEYMOUR WALDMAN now Is showi the At "assault and battery.” They were news and contributions of mass or- German-speaking organizations. I strike. But along with this should go Communist he is active, whatever part he plays in the strike least 150 delegates, however, will be; convicted on June 29 by a hand- (Continued Page 1) ganizations and Communist Party election campaign meetings, with special imitation struggles, should speed the election campaign of from chosen here before Sept. 28, the ! Police picked jury on perjured testimony sections and units, that are reported Intimidation and to the strikers to hear Party. a of opening date for the Congress. how the Communists, if the Communist Roll up huge Communist gunmen and corrupt politicians textile worker.” His change of tone regularly. The latest group to en- Terror Fail To Halt elected, would act toward the strike; how the Com- vote! Fight for the election of Communist can- before County Judge Moehnert, who reflects the deep fear that the rank ter the drive is the Food Workers 54 Organizations In Parley munist Party proposes to end the miseries of capi- didates! actively participated in the frame- and file is beginning to realize that Industrial Union. Calling upon all A conference held at the Public ! R. I. Communists up. A. F. of L. shadow-boxing is going members to donate and get dona- Library on Friday was attended by. Toilers Crowd Court Room on in Washington and take control tions, the national committee of the (Special to Daily Worker) representatives oi 54 organizations, the he had not time to read it and The court was packed byTndig- of the situation early enough to union began yesterday with a con- including many A. F. of L. locals, PAWTUCKET, R. 1., Sept. 20. had to catch a train, but promised nant farmers and workers yester- head off the impending Hyde Park tribution of SSO. church, professional, language, fra- Again the Communist Party has 2,000 at Funeral that he would reply to the pro-' Police Attack day as the hearing opened. At- —A. F. of L. strike "settlement.” Workers Colony Contributes ternal, Negro veterans', workers',. proven that despite all terror, mass posals as soon as possible. torneys Hanson of Omaha and Rob- Strike Continues to Spread The Workers Colony Corporation, and women’s organizations. Irving arrests of its members and sym- Strikers Demand Relief ert Starr of Loup City opened for Nevertheless, even the expected through its board of directors, sent Crane, a Chicago lawyer and mem- pathizers it can still carry on its Os Slain Striker Last night a delegation of rank I Pickets in Maine the defense, subjecting prospective personal intervention of Roose- a check for SIOO and promised to ber of the Chicago Arrangements work among the masses. Immedi- and file strikers from Concord came jurors to a rigid examination. David velt did not prevent the continued “raise a substantial sum of money Committee, was main speaker. Bental, the ately after the raiding of the work- By HARRY RAYMOND to Charlotte and demanded that By CARL REEVE International Labor De- spreading of the strike. "The strike for our "Daily.” Preparations for the congress were ers’ headquarters and arrests, the the top officials of the U. T. W. get fense attorney, immediately after situation this morning is fine in In the 1.W.0. branches of New program the arrival discussed. The of Providence and Pawtucket Commu- (Continued from Page 1) busy at once and set up a relief (Continued his this morning from Chi- every section of the strike area,” York, though these branches are League Against War from Page 1) cago, charge American and nist Party members met and de- apparatus for the strikers. took and made the Gorman announced. “There have still far below standard, collections Fascism was unanimously adopted. opening statement defense, no the cided to further intensify their strike area brought floral wreaths 45 looms.” for the been breaks, despite Georgia will be made tonight, with much Protests were sent to President “They've got to cut out the prom- after army work r -,ng the strikers. While all of tribute to be banked around the Assistant Attorney General and the use of troops and expected. Branch Nine has already on mobilization of ises and do something,” said the When asked, “'What are you strik- in Roosevelt the the y:_ „o in Rhode Island were on casket of their dead Wright, democratic nominee for so-called guards other places. contributed and is arranging comrade. chairman of the delegation. “We’re ing for,” some of the replies were: of mills $25.15 troops against the textile strikers, the lookout for active militant Attorney General, and tool the More are being closed and a concert and affair on Nov.