The Daily Worker Newspaper, March 1, 1930, Page 2

Page Two 500,000 UNEMPLOYED OF STEEL OUTPUT BERLIN TO FIGHT IN wot pe eur, UNITY WITH EMPLOYED sls ROMS Misery for the Masses Employed to Strike Against Mass Dismissals, Wage Cuts, Speed-Ups; Will Aid Jobless : eae ' ; Increase International Fighting Day on Unemployment ieeamen Will See Giant Demonstration in Berlin (Continued from Page One) A of salt, and indicates that. it : probably somewhat padded by rvi The Berlin recent nq /oPtin capitalists, that auto pro- Service).—The Berlir € recent. econc and amr e ference of the sevoluste f the workers, Jie duction fer 1930 will be 40 per cent erence of the revolut of the workers. Tie n below 1929. ns at least 40 unon. opposition was open¢ : at the radic of ip aueniae eaka ie Comrade Hermann 3 pr broad masses of'the workers set Per cent: unem| A) posed that Comr , Lesoy- the revolutionary trad PORUEEEY ANE RIS ROBES EERE ATC ski, Molotov, T ‘ ar- tion to the task of o for structural steel Ja: should be elec the hon- leading the economic : to 19,000 tons as com- ry . presidium A telegram of !the workers. pared to an avera 900 ton sétings was sent to the ¢ a] trade unions put for four weeks Council “of Labor Unior f \ Comrade Ulbricht spoke in the the B ngers and the righ nan Con to the workers inited fron under revolutio the catastrophic fa!l of ening wages, against the mass dismissals paint a black pictur and against unemployment. “The outstand observation A representative of the unem about the steel industry is that the ployed workers declared that a dozen the revolutionary workers make com- momentum gained during January Zoergiebels would not be able to’ mon cause with them. has all but petered out. Not only prevent the 500,000 unemployed — In conclusion Merker declared tha: gre operations failing to increase, workers in Berlin from fighting for 2 united front of the unemployed jut at least a temporary reces their interests. He stressed in par- and the employed workers should he may be experienced in the next ticular the joint interests of the formed and that the revolutionsry | week or two. lure of the au- on the street and those trade union opposit should con- tomobile industry to buy steel in ctories. tinue its struggle despite terror, the volume expected is the chiei rade Merker greeted the « ference in the name ‘of the revolutionary trade union opposition Strikes and Demonstrations in Czecho-Slovakia factor in bringing about his halt- ing condition. Those steel makers who cater to the automotive in- dustry are working at the lowest national Spite treachery and despite intimi dation. ebb.” PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakia sre rejected they went on That the drop in steel prod Inprecorr Press Service) strike. Several hundred workers are |has already affected employment rae Fete striking and they are all unorgan- 2% is increasing the mass jobless plosion took place in the S ged arnyy in the steel centers is admitted tions works here and two workers The workers of the ci in a dispatch from oungstown were killed. Illegal leaflets tory in Gross-Boet Ohio, to the J of Commerce 3 I (Feb. 30), which says: inia elected a red shop the last election, and since | ¢ representatives, the shop then disteibuted-calling on the w ers*to-demonstrate against th derous rationalization s ew business coming to valley steel mills has fallen off the past 10 days, producing a moderate reces- work a demonstration act ete., have been s ted } place and the police interfer to con chicanery from the man- | Sion in production, with some conse- number .of workers and two Cont one of the shop st quent irregularity in employment. nist members of parliament were ar ed the whole staff |In steel plants and rolling mills restedy Despite the police brutalities of 700 workers went on strike. | there has been a slackening, s held. After a strike lasting three hours; The facts of the growing crisis of the x American capitalism puncture every lines of considerable strategic great demonstration of ‘the one of the lies of the imperialist portance are being built. The con-} worker of the wool factory in Ko-| spokesmen. First, the crisis is sitions ot the workers are e\tvemely motau has taken place here against |sharpening, becoming deeper and The workers of the Handlova-|the mass dismissals. The poli¢e more chronic, with no prospect this rubna line put in demand: ym the surrounding districts re-|year of any e upturn, better conditions. When the | drawn in, but no incidents occurred. |S: cond, there is no exception in any indusiry—unemployment has ef- All Workers Fight gement gave wa) a number of raiiw m- | Federation from its office at the | Metropolitan Towgr, New, York City, fected all workers, skilled and un- {skilled, white and black, men and for Demands of | tearing : dong. a of the eran ramen. Third, unemployment is tion’s officials who are millionaire! growing and will continue to grov the Unemployed, | ers of-open shop industries, such | -- rp vitals perae ehitt Sve omonen ans tas Nidholes--Brady of: the’ Edison (Continued fom ware ee »;eompany, George M. Reynolds, the| of the workers by drastic sometimes disguised’as “paré time,” | Wall Street banker, Daniel Willard 5‘ ; Ww: : cuts, lengthening of hours of those and are driven at insane speed often | of-the-B; -&-O.-Rattway, George B.|\,oking, intensification of speed-up the’ burden of the c HAILY WORKE sis on“thé backs | wage | ere = \PERDAY MAREE 5 SS ee Show Foster Exposes the _ | FD Patty’s Bis . Dep't of Justice Lies) pty owes S ERE: - | mW. ITE S TCohtindéd from Page Oney “+ 3 Gina thal d i the Soyiet Government, and who are | BANKRY Y) z Sveatly, alarujéd at the effect-wpon ge aaa, the WorKérs' ja their countries; are . i intensifying their campaign to pre- cipitate a war against the Soviet | Union... To this end, ‘incidents’ are | being manufactured in every coun- try im order to engender anti-Soviet | sentiment. France, England, Mex- ico, ete:, have all developed such at- tackson the Soviet Union within} the past few weeks. The world wide clamor, about religious persecution | in'the Soviet Union is only one phase of this growing capitalist attack. The Department of Justice’s deliber- ate lies about the mythical $1,250,- 000 ‘propaganda fund’ are part of this world wide war drive against the Soviet Union. “The Department of Justice, as the loyal teol of the capitalist class, hopes also by this fake story to demoralize the great unemployment [PAV] [Sa tyl/ || 280 at Britain look vainly for offices), MacDonald's lions of Labor E bor” par runs the governnie? the benefit of the bosses, demonstration on March 6th, This cuts down the “dole” (relief) of the cniployed, jails trade wnion- | demonstyation is world wide in char- ists in India at Meerut, and is running “disarmament” con- acter. It will be shared in not only | by unemployed but also employed. i ~ Many millions will participate in this inst the. government of ration-| gigantic international protest and | zation and starvation weakens struggle against unemployment. In the capitalist front and strength-| this country the strike and demon- ens the front of the working class. ‘stration is being led by the Com-| March 6 will be a day of struggle }munist Party and the Trade Union | in defense of the Soviet Union. It|Unity League. The T.U.U.L. has) takes place at a moment when the C#lled upon all its unions to cease) war clouds are rapidly gathering, ;|Work and to participate in the de- | when the imperialists are conduct- | ™onstration. The lies of the Depart- ing-a furious and foul campaign of ment of Justice cannot prevent it| from taking on a great mass char- ference which cretly plot ar og oviet Union. British Communist “Daily Worker” in Call for March 6th the heart of Bri- follow tish imperialism, comes the g from the British rr” organ of the Communis' of Great Britain, to the v lies preparatory to armed interven- 2 es x class of England to.demonstrate on tion, ig in this country. The New) March 6, International Fighting Day Cyn any unemployed man or York demonstration will take place against Unemployment, woman remain indifferent to the '" Union Square at one o'clock ‘noon on March 6., “! 53 cry of “Fight for the Defense of Prepare for March 6, the great the Soviet Union”? Will not every! “Unemployment spreads like a international fighting day against demonstrator’ who joins’ in the! poison weed. The American econo- mic is part of the general | ‘world crisis of capitalism. Hoover's scheme of pumping oxygen into de- clining industry ‘has failed utterly. About seven million workers have no | jobs in the U.S.A. The employers | and the government give them no} unemployment relief. The A, F. of L. cooperates with the employers by betraying the unemployed and mak- | ing no struggle for them, For the| unemployed workers it is a case of | {fight or starve: On March 6, under | the lead of the revolutionary move- | March 6 will be a mighty demon- | ment, they will demonstrate in great vation..of the power and’ vevolu-) masses all over the United States, | tionary unity: of the working class.! for social’insurance, for the seven-| : = ash aii Saat ‘heur day, .and five-day week,. for| against the working class. *TALK to, your'fellow. worker in | wage inereases, for defense of the | Every strike, every mass demon- | your shop about the Daily ‘Soviet Union, etc. March 6th will stration, ‘isa iblow fyainst-‘the’ Warker... Selb him a.copy every. |be.a red letter day in American labor | Labor Government, andrevery blow § flay a week. Then ask him to ' history,’. | unemployment when the employed) struggle against unemployment and unemployed will join in n march under the inspiration of the action on the streets against capi- huilding of Socialism in the Soviet talism and its labor government. Union? March 6 will be a day of struggle bread which capitalism s victims. It will be struggle ef the employed and unemployed” when’ the weaver, tlie ¥ miner and the railman will raise their demands. alongside those of the unemployed. This charaeter .of h 6,>fhe fact that it will be a day of struggle for the demands of the mas /means that it will be a direct on the Labor Government which out, the capitalist offensive The militant workers are deter-| mined to defend the Soviet Union from the imperialist brigands, who, having driven millions of workers and peasants to starvation.and de: titution, are now feverishly prepar- ing a bloody attempt to restore capitalism in Russia at: the. mouth of the canyon.” i$ DOWN TOOLS: THURSDAY. MARCH 6 see ? eed. Employed anid” Unemployer-Werkers-tritéin the Struggle Against. Unemployment: ; | a4 ‘ at Tat | (Gosttiiived from Page One) T Today the American Government is spending 73 |“I ain’t so fast as the younger ones. WOMEN WORK 12 HOURS A DAY FOR $10 A WEEK AT BRIGGS AUTO PLANT Menaced By Unemployment and Starvation Mothers Add Factory Toil to House Work Cruel Speed-up Forces Them to Tie Up Safety Guards; Many Lose Hands in the Machines By ROBERT L. CRUDEN. | DETROIT.—While unemployment shows no signs of abatement and thousands are 1nilling around plant gates daily, workers inside the plants are being subjected to ever more drastic exploitation, interviews with women auto workers reveal. Women sn-the Briggs body pianis —makers of Ford bodies—are work- ing a 12-hour night shift, a flat violation of the state labor law. Wages run from $10-14 per week. Before the business slump women might make as high as $18 per week. Now that is impossible. One woman, 50 years that ‘she made $10 a week, w “Besides that,” chimed in a young worker, “we have no stools. They tell me a state law says we ought to have stools, but in our whole department there are only three!” A girl student who had just quit a Briggs plant where the women work three eight-hour shifts was vehement. “I just can’t understand it. The men rave about Ford being | bad but he’s got nothing on Briggs. We had to work so fast we had to |throw aside our tongs and shove our hands under the presses when we put in the steel.” “What gets me,” she continued, “is how these mothers are able to do it. Where I worked nearly every woman \had-a big family. After working eight hours she had to go, home jand clean up the house and get the kids ready for school, Besides that use pull to get this one. Five han- | She had to make the meals for the dred women were fightin’ for a|day. Many of them were lucky to chance to get it.” get a couple of hours’ sleep a day. T’'ye seen some of them go to sleep jee their presses—and I’ve seen a lot of hands lost in that way. “And it isn’t that they do it for greed. If these women hadn't worked the family would “have starved. The wages the men are paid when they’re working aren’t encuzh to keep a couple, far less a family. And, of course, the men are lucky if they get. work for eight months a yea “What do you propo: “Let them organiza it on: But even they can only make 14 a week.’ Asked if she could not find a better job, she replied, “I had to Girls’ Speed-up Slices Off Many Hands. “It ain’t only the low wages,” protested a young mother whose husband has been out of work for some time, “but the machines ain’t guarded. Oh, they do have safety guards on, but either they don’t work or we have to tie them up to get) out production. We're on piece! work and the rate is so low we) gotta work like blazes to make any- | thing. Naturally we have to tie up| the safety guards. Gee, it makes me} ick to see all them cute, young girls get their hands cut off. With the older ones it ain’t so bad. I go to work every night fearing that before morning my fingers will be off.” Attack Foreign-Born Workers in Detroit; a Bosses’ Maneuver’ DETROIT, Feb. 28.—The city gov- ernment of Detroit has fired 748 laborers because they are not citi zens of the United States. This is | an attempt on the part ef he city! authorities to divide the workers, | and: stir up race hatred. Some of the workers had been working for the city for 25 years, Reports from, various sources indicate that the number fired is much greater than 748, The city authorities state they will hire American citizens’ in the NEXT WEEK FRIDAY New Masses fair, GOSVUAAE $1.50 IN ADVANCE $2.50 At The Door Yow ll find 3,000 others there—Writers for Jong hours at reduced wages by | Cortelyou of the N.Y. Gas Com-| and rationalization, and attempts to fight the unity of the employed and unemployed in their- struggle for unemployment insurance, bosses who threaten them with the | pany, and so on. unemployed at the factory gate— ‘The fascist Woll:repeats, if he} the employed workers are making @ “aig not start, the'lie about “Moscow united front with the unemployed / ontpjbuting $1,250,000” to the si in common struggle for common de- retary of the Trade Unity mands, League, William Z. Fo a lie Refuting the lies of the capitalist which simultaneously was spread press that the Unemployed Councils by the Department of “Justice” of | organized by the Trade Union Unity ‘the capitalist government at Wash- League that the unemployed want ington. . “a tax-on the employed,” the T. Us) woll, ahd alibi like along with U. L, demands that relief and in-| president Green of the A. F. of L., surance for unemployed be raised by! sttended Hoover’s “Economic Coun- taxes on the swollen millions of the} Gi” Jast November and the A. F. capitalists of Lo promtised-to prevent the work- The working class, employed and \ers from. striking and to help the Guynn, Miners’ Leader Exposes Lewis in Meet (Continued from Page One) the operators. Lewis and the U. M. for the hard-coal miners the U.M. V.A. have “Lewis and nothing to say about wage cuts. Lewis and th U.M.W.A. t the speed-up of the are not unemploye ng. On March bosses to put-the burden of the pee BEDE we strike. They join the unem-' cla The Woll letter inciting at- |‘ bout the ators violating s ) +, the agreement time after time. The ployed in the streets as they have tac on the unemployed is a part ACW .A oifers a at th a right to do: Together they will’ of the A. F. of L. carrying out of | 77." Soble ae Fe basses ane demonstrate militantly, demanding the promise made to the bosses and |8"0W!PE Problem of unemployment. : “Conditions are getting constantly worse. Wages are being cut. Thru- out the anthracite, many miners are being laid off more frequently and of the. bosses and the bosses to Hoover. ernment that theirs-demands be met; The stoolpigeon Woll, who op- warning the capitalists that mil- poses strikes against wage cuts and lions of workers will not starve to’ speed-up, pretends to be solicitous gov- death quietly. in the richest country | about the unemployed, but puts quo- |" longer periods of time. ‘The t 2 F 2 é ‘g we loading machine, the conveyor sys- in the world; warning the capital- tations marks around the word “job- ser 2 . tem are being brought into the ists that the working class will in Jess” to infer there is no such thing, due time put an end to capitalist and demands nothing for them but yule that dooms the whole working “prompt and effective measures” to class to starvation, misery and war!) suppress “the Communists who are They will demonstrate for the directing the ‘jobless’ into revolu- i tionary channels.” ‘mines. Young workers are replacing the older miners. In the meantime becoming bigger, while wages und conditions are getting worse.’ following: Hl y sat ie de Pee eine detol tas 3 ante: Jpbless to: Starve. : Lewis Local Leaves Him. Unemployment insurance to be! | Woll froths at the mouth against) SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 28,— the Communist International, which he howls-is “injecting itself into our the home affairs,” while himself as nd member of the War Labor Board John L, Lewis now has to expel him- )self from the United Mine Workers of America. jis a member, paid from the big profits of ‘the bosses. ‘Against wholesale firing of workers; go back to your shop a demand your job—ask the workers Jeft to strike against the speed-up they suffer. Against wage. cuts; against long hours, For higher wages and the 7-hour Panama, Ill, iocal States but backed the Wilson regime over by Fishwick, and the officiais in armed invasion of Soviet Russia, | of the umon have pv’ it on record and as a follower of the pope has/as accepting the Fishwick call to a howled continually against the Gov- convention in Springfield, at which ernment of Workers and Peasants | new union, sulservient to the Illi; day, 5-day week. of! thé Soviet Union. nois coal operators, as the Lewis in- Immediate emergen relief from} Masking his treachery to the | ternational office is sold to the local government treasuries for un- working class in typical fascist] operators outside of linois, employed! words to the bosses who care not a’ be formed. No evictions of unemployed for! tinker’s damn if the unemployed! Lewis is calling a “special conven- non-payment_of rent! starve to death so long as they do| tion” to meet in Indianapolis March Against imperialist war! Against it quietly, Woll’ makes not one con~| 10, the date of the Fishwic!- split- the imperialist plot for war on the crete demand for the seven million | ting convention in Springfield. Soviet Union, and for defense of the jobless, not a.few. of which are First Workers’ Government. members of thé A. F! of L., but di- * * rects-—all—energy to demansing | Inciting the bosses to encourage “profiipt and effeétive measures”— ; the pttee and Department of “Jus- | not 46: hélp''the jobless, but to “deal tice” attacks on the unemployed, with” the Communists and revolu- | Matthew Woll, vice president of the os frade unionists of the Trade |), seen tonight at the annual bazaar American Federation of Labor and Union Unity League:; ;. Acting President of the class- Woll openly is a stoolpigeon of the collaborationist bosses’ organiza- Departmentof “Justice” of the capi- | tion, the National Civic Federation, \talist government, and the workers, | . Thursday issued a circular letter to both émployed and unemployed willbe known as International. Costume Many-Costumes At capitalists asking them for “assis-/fight now against him and the other | night and. several thousand work- tance and cooperation” in “bringing fascist, chiefs of the A.F.,of L., and|ers are expected. to, attend... The, about prompt and effective mea- will strike and demonstrate on In-| five day bazaar will close Sunday. sures for dealing with” Communists ternational Fighting Day Against | + and other militant workers of the Unemployment in ‘spite of whatever | ‘Trade Union Unity League. violence the bosses, the A. F. of L.| ‘Brass Faced Fascist. _ Woll. aw and not a worker, issued the|6 and demonstrate against Woll, Pitter tha abeti-v-- -€ the MvielGreen and other A. I. of L, fascists. oe LECTURE ON FASCISM. * i p.m. by A, Markoff, _ W. A. are forging the bonds of sla- | |the profits of the coal companies e | The unit of which he; not only broke strikes in the United janion of the U.M.W. has been taken | 1.L.D. Bazaar Tonight! Costumes from all countries, will) Green of ie, American Federation pace Hee to, ; of the International Labor Defense |in New Star Casino, 107th St. and, ‘iS increasi: The sociali t; dvthe A. F. of | Park Ave. The bazaar tonight will! [in New York eee OT ee eedle Fascism will constitute ‘the’ sub-) tionary trade, unions, in, building- shop, epriimittees ard the government will do. A. P,’ ject of the lecture to be givet'at tht’|\in their factbries and industi who is a brass faced fascist of L: workérs will strike’on March | Workers School forum this Sunday, organization March 2, at 28 Union Square at 8) ganized by “the--Communist International, the leader of thesvorld’s working class,.must: be turned into a day of protest, intosarday: of struggle against capitalism aiid, unem- ployment. ‘On Mach 6th every Zemployed | worker wha still worksim-mine, mill and-fac- tory will have to’drganize his fellow-workers™ in his department,,in his shop and in.am or: ganized fashion leave his factory and join the demonstration of the unemployed. On March 6th the workers in the shops must | down tools and leave their ‘factories .and the unemployed workers. March 6th'will be’ the day when the workers in all countries y of Europe and America will express their si with the unemployed werkers and their determina- tion to fight the capitalist system which breeds | U- unemployment. On March, 6th the international working class will sound the warning to capitalism | that the workers will not submit meekly to capi- talist exploitation and starvation. Every working man and woman on March 6th—the international day of struggle against unemployment—who does not want to starve, who is determined to get better conditions, will have to come out in demonstration against unemployment. Soviet Union. The American Government Is the Bosses’ Government. | The bosses, police, the courts and, the govern- | ment as a whole acts as a strikebreaker. Hundreds | of workers who demonstrated in many cities in the- United States against unemployment, were beaten, jailed and some killed. demonstrations From these and the actions of the bosses and their agents, the | workers also learned that they have nothing to ex- | pect from the American capitalist government, and | only through the destruction of the present capi- | these criminal talist system and the establishment of a workers | and farmers’ government will the workers not only | be able to improve their conditions, but they will also emancipate themselves completely. | Organize—Build the Revolutionary Trade Unions. Experience has proven that there is only. one party which is capable and.willing t6 lead the strug- gles of the unemployed—the Communist Party. The unemployed and employed workers~ of. the United States have seen in is that it is orily the Corhminist Party and ‘the revolatiénary, Trade Union Unity League which fight. determinedly’ capitalism | and unmployment.. The. American Federtition oof «| Labor, the socialist party andthe renegades from | Communism; Lovestone, and ,Cannon, are not fight- | ing against. unemployment.and.the® capitalist “sys tem; the American. Federation~ot Labor and ‘the socialist party betrayed the working. class. he promise that “Presisent..EL60ves'made ‘to President ~ munist, Pi wl cut wages, proved “itself tobe a fake,j” The’ wages, | of the American workers today-are beingert; work | °° ers are being: forced-to'speed “up; ‘and unentployment: t” bépses: api | trades workers proved itself to be an agent of the { bosses in the ranks of the workers. | Simultaneously, therefore, with the st le of the unemployed fore tvork’ of wAges” and "the other de mands of the Trade Union, Unity. League, 'the work-), | ers must actively engage “in “building the revolu- industry. f the iad into powerful militant revolutionary trade unions will the workers be able to’ meet the attacks of the boss: i jplace of the workers thrown out on — Artists — Poets:—, Proletarians — ents out..of every.dollar that the United States ongress appropriated in its current budget, for.war | purposes, ‘ And while.the expenditures for war are | continuously increasing, ; to. the unemployed w ves and the ihis gigantic War program prepared? They are pre- paving-for wax among themselves, for the redivision of the world, for more markets, and particularly for a war-ageinst the Soviet Union. conference ‘the bosses, and.their government did not disarm, on the contrary, as a result of this con- ference, armaments will be increased and the war danger ‘brought nearer, " 4 i “17, ., Various peace treaties—like the Kellogg Peace Pact | march to demonstrate their solidarity with") are only smoke screens with which the bosses cover up their gigantic feverish war preparations. At this‘ London Conference, however, the bosses have agreed only on one thing and that is that they have to fight the Soviet Union. the workers are starving, jailed and killed, in the Soviet Union the workers rule the country. The capitalist government of the United States and all other countries are now mobilizing as their 4ast resort the church and the synagogue in their strug- gle against. the Soviet Union. church, the synagogue and other religious institu- _ tions is only part of the same war preparations that the bosses for years continued against the ers of America against the, Soviet Union by other means, the bosses now are using religion as a tool directed against..the interests of the workers in the Soviet Union and in the United States. ligious institutions which, acting in the interests of the bosses, never raised a word of protest against the lynching of , Negroes against shooting of workers and peasants in China and in India, against the starvation and misery of the unemployed, against the killing of workers by the bosses; in fact, they were in close alliance with ers. March 6th therefore will also be the day when the workers of the United States ‘and the world over will demonstrate their solidarity with the workers of the Soviet Union. America will express { workers’. and farmers’ 4 The struggle against part of the struggle against unemployment. The imperialist war preparations and the billions of dol- lars spent for armaments are being paid by and put upon the shoulders of the workers, munist Party calls upon the workers of America to join incomnion struggle a; {-joim and help to build the i leader of the oppregsed the world over. The Com- ry “ts “Unite “all workers, e and Negro! : paste tizé your. shop and ‘department~ for the ‘against unemployment. --rRimployed--workers support’ your “anemployed<brothers—fight’ for ‘the unemployment Program. of the:T mand work of petty st, the terrdr tof the Defend your le Build committee: ae eee Fight the capi Net system which breeds unem- | CENTRAL COMMITTEE COMMUNIST PARTY U. 8S. A—43 East 125th St. New York. N. Y. a6 |the Streets. ‘This is a vote-catching | u {scheme of the city authorities, and WEBSTER HALL ‘an attempt to side-step the growing | {demand for unemployment relief by! y7,,-; ‘the 150,000 jobless workers in De-| py W: | troit. rg not. a cent is, being given ers in order to feed them- ing families. For whom is Issue New Masses Out orkers Bookshiop—on all n ir sta At the London | "i r | May 1-~Moscow ! These conferences, these Sailing April 12 on the “BREMEN” Arriving at Moscow for the May First Celebrations. ‘ 5280 «:*340 The Red Army on the Red Square! The Marching Batallions of Workers! The Growth of the Five-Year Plan! SEE IT FOR YOURSELF! Write, Telephone, Call Personally: WORLD TOURISTS 175 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Telephone “Algonquin 6656 While in. the The action of the Not being able to mobilize the work- Re- in the United States, cts of the bosses against the work- ‘MILK DELIVERED BY UNION: DRIVERS TO ALL WORKERS Workers, when you drink milk, do you take into consideration— Is it the best milk— Is it fresh— r Is it the most nourishing— Is it delivered by union driyers On March 6th the workers of > readiness to defend the ment. therefore becomes a, The Com- Pi rs i: which employs strictly union drivers. Morrisania Stock Farms, Inc. 883 TINTON AVE., BRONX _ Tel. Melrose 3863 atnst our enemies, to mmunist Party—the ‘alls upon the workers of America to: mployed and unemployed, “eae wi ‘ viet, Union from the attacks of th HANDS OFF SOVIET UNION! Workers, Rally to the Defense of the First Workers Republic! Mass Demonstration at Bronx Coliseum : sv 177th Street and Bronx River My ‘ n | “Sunday Afternoon, March 16; at 2 O’clock Protest Against the Imperialist Attacks onthe Soviet Union} , Speakers: BISHOP WM. MONTGOMERY: BROWN 4 WILLIAM Z. FOSTER and others wi ADMISSION 25c. ‘Tickets on wale at Friends of Soviet Unfon, 175 Witt ae Auspices: FRIENDS OF SOVIET UNION, the struggle of le Union Unity League! .| ages! ~ vn ‘he Be ld pokice and thegovern= s and the Communist I Party! of action': ): ae ks" eee ceed > MORRISANIA is the only milk firm ,