The Daily Worker Newspaper, October 12, 1932, Page 1

In the Day’s DOAK IGNORES LABOR DEMANDS GARY, Ind., Oct. 11.—Deportation Doak, Secretary of Labor, who is stumping for Hoover, last night told a meeting of steel workers, all of whom are either unemployed or work- ing on a couple of days a week at miserable wages, that their salvation ley in brand, Doak attacked the democratic tariff proposals, which are essentially no different from the republican, but said not a word about the burning issues before the steel workers: un- employment insurance, real relief in- stecd of the forced labor scheme of the steel trust, and struggle against the wave of wage cuts sweeping the | stecl industry. ee 8 TRY TO BRIBE SANDINO MEXICO CITY, Oct. 11.—The so- called Liberal Party, cut a commission to Northern Ni- caragua to General Augustino San- dino, tiate with him in an attempt to buy him over to the imperialist side, ac- cording to information received here. | The Wall Street lackeys are said to be greatly alarmed at the spread of the independence movement headed by Sandino, a member of the World Committee for the fight against imperialist war, | will refuse to negotiate with the Lib- erals as long~as American eres remain on Nicaraguan. soil. cITy OFFICIALS IN CROOK ROLES MIT DLETOWN, N. Y., Oct. 11.— Harold §. Lapolt, city treasurer, and ‘Thomas J. Kennedy, Common Council, a high tariff — republican | It is believed here that | Sandino, who at the recent Amster- | dam Anti-War Congress wes eiected | clerk of the} ment and banks; iermers from taxes, collection of rent or debts VOTE COMMUNIST FOR: 3. Against Hoover's wage-cutting policy, 3 Emergency relief for the poor farm- ers without restrictions by the govern. exemption of poor and no forced Central (Section of the Communist International) VOTE COMMUNIST FOR: 1. Unemployment and Social Insurance 4. Equal rights for the Negroes and self- News at the expense of the state and em- determination for the Black Belt, ployers. ‘ 4. Against capitalist terror; against all forms of suppression of the poliitcal rights of workers. 5. Against imperialist war fense of the Chinese people the Soviet Union. | Vol. IX, No. 244 Be > Entered ans maiter at the Post Office at der the Act of March 8, 1879. New X. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1932 CITY EDITION Price 3 Cents NATION WIDE DRIVE FOR JOBLESS AID which is sup-| vorted hy American imperialism, has | heroic leader of the struggle) against Wall Street's rule, to nego- | | i} the Unemployed | Councils Acts 5 CU T DOWN | RELIEF | National Committee of | | to Join the Communist Party | To the Toilers of the United States; Only the Communist Party is Your Party! The Communist Party Asks You to Join Its Ranks! Become a Member of the Communist Party! Workers and Toiling Farmers: The Communist Party has entered the election struggle | as the only revolutionary party of the working class. It is the only party that has no interests separate and apart from those | Local Struggles Will of the working class. | Be Intensified | CHICAGO, im, “oct, 11.—The en- larged national committee meeting The Communist Party carries on the election struggle as an integral part of the battle of the working class against the hunger and war program of the capitalist parties and their allies. It or- ganizes and leads the working class in struggle against all attempts to put ever more drastic wage-cuts—like the recent thirty-three and one-third per cent wage slash by Ford. Capitalism means prison, clubbing and gassing, outright murder of | workers and toiling farmers, of war veterans; it means military, police and | gangster terror against the toiling masses. Capitalism means lynch and murder terror, Jim-Crowism, segregation | and numberless tyrannies and indignities inflicted upon the Negro masses. Capitalists Prepare War Against the Soviet Union Capitalism and support of the Republican and Democratic Parties means a nation-wide spy system, constant intimidation and mass deportation of foreign-born workers. The program of the Republican and Democratic Parties is a program for saving Capitalism gnd its profit system at the expense of the lives, lib- erties and living standards of the American masses. HOLD SCOTTSBORO RULING UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTION Call. to Workers and Farmers SUPREME COURT KEEPS GRIM SILENCE AS DEFENCE PRESENTS CASE |Judges Have Gosbeils of Au of ane iW. orking Class | And Anti-Negro Decisions {ncrease Mass Struggle to Save Boy’s Send Protests to Supreme Court WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—The ‘United States Supreme Court yester- day postponed its decision on the Scottsboro case, probably until after the | Presidential election. Alarmed at the mass demonstrations which have been sweeping Europe and America, and fearful alike of the effects on the election if the Scottsboro boys are condemned to death or given a new trial, the Supreme Court decided to mark time and wait for a safer Lives; the burden of the crisis on the working class through mass unemployment, | part-time work, wage-cuts, reduction of relief—and imperialist war, whose | murderous preliminary engagements are to be seen in the Far East and in| South America, were under arrest} of the unemployed councils started y charged with helping them-/|here yesterday with 56 members of s2lves. to $9,700 and $3.500. respect-|the committee and representatives ively, of city funds. The workers here, | present in addition from the unem- whose demands for relief from star-|ploved councils of Boston. New York, The capitalist program means war on the Soviet Union; it means new imperialist wars, it means the butchery of millions of workers and farmers for imperialist victories which would usher in a still worse slavery for the toilers of the factories and farms. Reject the capitalist program of hunger, slayery and war. moment to render its decision. In the face of the world-wide mass pressure, a verdict against the boys would have proven beyond a doubt to the whole world the capitalistic, terroristic character of the Supreme Court. But if the Supreme Court had yielded to the mass pressure and Only the Communist Party Defends Support the consented to a new trial, the whole world would see that the determined vation are always turned down with | philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, ‘To- Communist Party program in defense of the interests of the working class{ Chace strugel ; y way ey sf } ea side ss le method of the International Labor Defense is the only way the plea of “lack of funds,” are in-| edo, Chicago. St. Louis Milwaukee.| the Interests of the Workers and all exploited and oppressed under capitalism. Support the Communist} (9 defe Pe erking class prisoners, and that the Communist Party, the re- dignant over the revelation of this /,ginnesota, St. Paul, Denver. and! Party program to end capitalism and establish a government of worker: yolutionary leader of the American working class, is the only party worth wholesale graft. = some other cities Numerous parties are appealing for your support. Each of them claim | #4 farmers. voting for. So the Supreme Court temporarily avoided the issue by post- WARNS AGAINST REVOLUTION WASHINGTON, Oct. fool the workers, Edmund D. Soper, president of Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity, in a letter released by the Na- tional League of Commission Mer- chants, warned that otherwise a rev- olution would take’ place. Soper, lise the “socialists,” advocated reforms to-patch up capitalism and save it from destruction. rae | BE CAREFUL KILLERS, POLICE TOLD . NEW YORK.—Don’t kill—without covering up your traces. This is the substance of the advice handed out to 60 Nassau County policemen by District Attorney Edwards, Edwards told the cops not to let the case of Hyman Stark, a prisoner who was murdered by the police during a 3rd degree torture, cause them to lose their nerve. While hypocritically saying, “We must not have third de- gree methods,” Edwards proceeded to 11.-Urging | the bosses to adopt new tactics to} | After electing Unda of Cleveland jas chairmen and Benders of Phila- delphia as Secretary, the floor was thrown open for the report of Na- tional Secretary Benjamin of the | Unemployed Councils. Benjamin is just back from a nation-wide organi- zation tour and inspection of the unemployed councils work and the general struggle for relief in all the most important centers. Relief Slashed Everywhere. Benjamin reported in considerable detail on the situation in each city. |The facts are that in this, the fourth winter of the worst unemployment situation that ever existed, the re- lief. agencies and citizens’ commit- tees of all sorts are cutting off whole gtoups of jobless workers from re- lief, and are cutting down the relief to those that get any at all. Hither- to many of the jobless have had a little money they could borrow from friends and relatives still working, but now this is practically stopped by such terrific wage cuts and such a general use of the Hoover stagger i to be acting in the interests of the masses. Each of them says that it alone can solve the worst crisis in the history of American and world capitalism. We say that only the Communist Party and its program defends the in- terests of the exploited masses. The two big parties of Wall Street capitalism—Republican and Demo- crat—tell the working class that they represent both the interests of capital and labor, that they protect both the interests of the big banks and corporations and those of the workers and toiling farmers. This is a lie. The Democratic Party and Roosevelt, its candidate, make-a pretense of sympathy for the 16,000,000 unemployed workers and the bankrupt and ruined farmers. This is a fake and a fraud. It is intended to fool the masses, split their ranks and cajole them into supporting their class enemies. The Democratic Party of Roosevelt, Raskob and Owen D. Young is a party of Wall Street, the same as the Republican Party of Hoover, Rocke- feller and Ford. Both parties are weapons of Wall Street, of finance capi- tal, of the Morgan-Rockefeller banks. Support of Boss Parties... Means Support of Hunger System Selvin Support of these parties means support of the system of capitalism which in the three years of crisis has proven that it will not supply the toiling masses with eyen the lowest minimum of food, clothing and shelter necessary to maintain a decent standard of living. In America, the richest country in the world, there are today mass hunger, exposure and monumental want in city and countryside—under capitalism. Magnificent crops of foodstuffs are rotting on the ground or The Socialist Party Service to Capitalism The Socialist Party is the chief ally of the open parties of capitalism— | Republican. and Democrat. Its main tactic in this respect is to claim to | be a party of and for the working class. This is a swindle. The Socialist Party is shown every day by its deeds and those of its capitalist masters to be their outpost in the ranks of the working Face The Socialist Party candidates constantly receive praise and favorable men- tion in the columns of such reactionary papers as the New York Times and in “liberal” capitalist papers like the New York World-Telegram and the whole Scripps-Howard syndicate. The Socialist Party is brought forward by the capitalists to prevent | workers whom the Republican and Democratic Parties can no longer fool from taking up the struggle against capitalism led by the Communist Party. | The Socialist Party helps the capitalists put the burden of the crisis on the | toiling masses by confusing and checking their struggles. The Socialist Party is against mass struggle. It tells workers that el voting the Socialist ticket capitalism can be changed from a system of hunger, robbery of toilers, and war, to a system of plenty, freedom and peace. This is a lie. The Socialist Party utters these lies in order to save | capitalism. Their only difference with the capitalist parties is their claim | that they can run the capitalist system better than those who now manage | it. The Socialist leaders in the unions have helped the bosses cut workers’ wages. The Socialist-controlleq Amalgamated Clothing Workers, the Inter- national Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union, the Hosiery Workers’ Union and | poning decision on the case. DISPLAY OF ARMED FORCE But the pretentious display of armed police arouad the courthouse, the attitude of the nine justices, the whole grim atmosphere of the court- room and the proceedings, made it very clear that the fight to save the lives of the nine Scottsboro boys is only just beginning. Now, while the judges are waiting until the clections are safely over, and the capitalist press is trying to suppress the Scottsboro issue, it becomes more necessary than ever to force the Supreme Court to render a decision favorable to the condemned boys. As soon ag the postponement of the decision was an- nounced, the International Labor Defense which is fighting the case, sued a call for mobilizing the whole American working class in defense of the Negro youth, MOTHER MOONEY ARRIVES The Supreme Court opened its doors at noon, but by nine o'clock an enormous crowd. mostly Negro workers, were standing in line. At 10:30 Mother Mary Mooney, frail and aged, exhausted by her recent long tour to rouse support for her son, Tom Mooney, “arrived: at the courthouse: She was recognized by many of the Negro workers who ran to grect | her and to lead her into the courtroom, | The United States marshall in charge of the Supreme Court, dressed in a cutaway coat and wing collar, barred Mother Mooney’s way. He insisted that since she had no personal interest in the case, she must wait two hours on the long line before being admitted. “But I haye a personal interest in the case,” cried Mother Mooney. “I know how the Scottsboro mothers must feel, and I want to see what will be done to these other mothers’ sons.” With the workers backing her up, Mothor Mooney was finally admitted. | 3 2 TER, PRESE? tell them just how third-degree | plan as to put the workers who still) packed in huge warehouses while millions go hungry. Farmers cannot. get| others, have been in the very forefront of the wage-cutting and speed-up | BESSY MEGRO HATE, mihtueis: b h methods should be used. “Don’t kiss have jobs practically on a semi-| enough for their produce to pay them for raising it, but prices to the| carried on by William Green and the executive council of the American | id een Bia ocr ka sha a Pr eva pS 4 be the and nurse prisoners,” he said, “I want | starvation basis. masses of workers in the city remain out of their reach. Federation of Labor, in co-operation with the bankers, employers and the aiid ‘ ia ut oh you to be hard-boiled and take no chances, If a prisoner attempts to assault you, knock him down.” * 3 8 POT CALLS KETTLE BLACK AUGUSTA, Me., Oct. ing that “more than 1,000 votes” were affected by fraud, Ralph O. Brewster, | of Dexter, republican, who on Sep- tember 12 was defeated by John J. Utterback, democrat, of Bangor, in the Third Congressional District elections, last night petitioned the governor for a recount. Wholesale fraud and corruption are the usual thing in capitalist elections. MORE “PEACE” WORK CHERBOURG, France, Oct. 11.— Minister of Marine George Leygues has ordered the construction of two new submarines in preparation for the the new imperialist war. The the submarine Gloria will also be launched here. While these active war preparations are going on, the French imperialist politicians continue to 11.—Chare- | Hitherto, some of the jobless have had a few sticks of furniture, or some other personal property they could sell or pawn. Now they have noth- jing, in most cases. And just now, Chicago cuts relief one half, Boston cuts about half the | families off the lists altogéther, Phi- j|ladelphia suspends relief payments for months, New York proposes 6 cents a day for those unemployed workers who get any relief at all, and similar conditions exist everywhere. Must Fight for Food. Benjamin declared the speed of strengthening the unemployed coun- cils and what they do, will decide whether millions will live or die this winter. He stated the purpose of this en- larged meeting of the national com- mittee to be the working out of a program that will assure food and United Front Committees. He outlined and proposed a pro- gram of intensified organization of united front committees of the job- less in every neighboghood, in every Capitalism and support of the capitalist pavties mean 16,000,000 unem- ployed hungry and starving workers who are denied unemployment in- surance and who get pauper relief or nothing. But billions of dollars are given to the banks, railways and industrial corporations, whose owners are responsible for the crisis and its inde- scribable mass misery. Capitalism and support of the Republican and Democratic Parties mean Hoover administration. More recently the S. P. proposed.its candidate for Mayor of New York, Morris Hillquit, as the “fusion” candidate for the Republican, Democratic and Socialist Parties. In the midst of the fight for government relief and unemployment in- (CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE) Legion Rank and File Support Labor Fight As Their Leader Secretly Confers With Hoover (CONTINUED ON PAGE “%HREE) \VOTE TOWBOAT STRIKE Negotiations Turned Over to Official NEW YORK.—The towboatmen, if a strike is to be condi organized in an independent union} be one company at a time. here, met Sunday night and voted|rine Workers Industrial U unanimously to strike against the|out that his is bad tactics | companies’ proposal to cut officers’| winning strike will be a general ed, it Vets in New York Pledge to Support Fight to Free Samuel Weinstein, Framed-Up for His ENTIRE POST T0 SUPPORT FIGHT Contributes | Mooney to Activities in Strike Against Wage Cut to Make the ‘Daily’ GREETS HOOVER. |Glassford Threats to, wages $20 a2 month and crew's wages | $10.a month on two crew boats, and} | to cut officers $10 a month and-crew |$5 a month, on one crew or “day | boats in New York harbor.” | | At present firemen get $90 on two) |crew boats, and $85 on the other | The employers also wish to cut the} | 80 cents a day food money which the | | crews get now to 70 cents. Axtel Butts In against all companies, with the unemployed and organiz the unemployed to get their s darity . 1 . Write Party er a Murine ander Aangtna tee pe corr oer ane Lor | oe. i Wha Have 1 ou De ne LEGION HEAD boats: deckhands get $85 and $80, \Do Not Write 3 f 1500 tons and are designed fi : ‘ : iN . . * fs Vp datatee erongee Make ania he one weak Coe at t respectively | |Name inRegistering; ‘Warn of Boss Tricks || NEW, YORK.—Boss | |are trying to prevent workers from politicians throw out a pacifist. smoke screen at|iodging house. at every breadline, After the decisfon to strike unless| | Costering by telling them that ficial conferences in order to de-| among those registered in each wel- Defense Fund a avs a uccess: ?| Oust Bonus Marchers | the, 014 scale was maintained, the | Pe en eee aot on ” ive the masses. PenGAMaTT TENE citblioment agency. | meeting was dismissed and then re- | the ballot. THE COMMUNIST aes spHis SEAL Gaak-. Gf. thiéber-tihibed front NEW YORK, Oct, 11—Carryi eee | tga | convened by its officials to give Silas| | papgy 1S ON THE BALLOT. UNEMPLOYMENT VICTIM. —_j organizations in which representa-| int ta DaUChAee eames |_ WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 11——-|B. Axtel a chance to make a long) | when registering, workers do not 0 practice the policy of su = [AS a conference of all mass and fraternal organizations been held in | ts ‘i = at ee A ; (By a Worker Correspondent) | tives of the organized workers end | ing fights ct eee re neatiet Lois A. Johnson, National Com-| eulogy of Captain Maher, leading of-| | 131. to write down which party HAMMOND, Ind. — Mrs. Florence Hardesty’s husband was out of work for many months. Grief over the tate of her two tiny children finally drove here to suicide. Her lifeless body was dragged from the waters - can Legion pledged full support to! to take part in Tag Day work? | openly revealed, it is obvious that} Maher made a speech saying that |-|70¥ and Friday from 5 a es to of the Indiana Harbor Ship canal. (Continued on Page Three) the defense of Samuel Weinstein, a Have the addresses of the Tag Day stations in your city been an. the Legion leader came here to as-|cutting the food money ten cents a) 19:80 P. m. and on cae lay sen , war veteran and furniture worker| nounced? | sure Hoover that he would do his! qay was not worth fighting over, but | 2 a.m. to 10:30 p. m. You mus' shop groups should be drawn, is to fight relief cuts by demonstrations to fight discrimination in giving out relief, to demand more relief. Benjamin showed by actual cases FIGHT BELFAST COPS 10,000 Demand Relief Increase wage-cuts, a policy which was adopted at the National Veterans’ Rank and File Conference held re- cently in Cleveland, the rank and file of the Brownsville post of the Ameri-| who the bosses are trying to send to jail on a trumped-up manslaughter charge for his activit'*s In a recent strike led by the Furniture Workers’ Industrial Union. The leaders of the post fought hard against this action, but the rank and file overwhelmed them-and contrib- uted $25 to the Weinstein defense fund, passed a resolution demanding your city? Have the delegates to these mass conferences mobilized workers of their own and otlier organizations to participate in the Tag Days? Have you communicated with organizations which, for one reason or another, could not send delegates to the Tag Day conference? Have secretaries of all mass organizations called upon their members Have arrangements been made to cover every hall, every affair and gathering, to enlist volunteers and to get contributions? Have special leaflets, explaining to workers why they should read the Daily Worker, been prepared for distribution during Tag Days? Haye members of your trade union volunteered to take an active part in the Daily Worker Tag Days? Have you made sure that no organization in your city is to ararnge an affair that will conflict with the Daily Worker Tag Days? INLY two days remain in which to make the final arrangements for 'ma.aer of the American Legion, | spent twenty minutes in secret ses-| sion with President Hoover today at | the White House. Although the | reason of the conference was not | utmost to fight against the bonus, | despite the fact that the Legion rank and file voted for immediate pay- ment. o 8 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. | General Pelham D. Glassford, chief | of the Washington police, the man | who while posing as a friend of the | war veterans personally directed the ii—| | ficial of the union, Axtel is former lawyer for the International Sea- | ence some years ago. by acting as a Union slander campaign. promising vigorously to defend the} towboatmen on all other points, and finally persuaded the men to leave) negotiations with the companies in| his hands, and the hands of a small committee. Maher also got a mo- | tion to demand the eight hour day reversed. Negotiotions took place Monday, and are reported deadlocked. | | men’s Union and sprang into promin- | spy and center of an anti-Soviet) | | 20th election district to prevent they favor. Drop the paper which | | asks for party designation into the box WITHOUT WRITING ANY- THING ON IT. Places of regis- tration will be opex# today, tomor- register this week to be able to vote on November 8th. VOTE COMMUNIST! Workers are also warned against a trick that is being used in the | \them from voting. At the public school on Attorney St., between | Rivington and Stanton Sts., in this | district, where registration is tak- \ing place, workers are being hand- BULLETIN . ‘Women ‘and children in the crowd|his immediate and unconditional successful tag days. If any of the above points have not as yet been | rst police attack against the bonus MWIU Will Help ed slips bearing the names of the BELFAST, Ireland, Oct, 11,—Po- | Were clubbed by police. freedom and forwarded a copy of the| taken care of, district and section Tag Day Committees should immedi- — nu abe ook Toward yester-| The Marine Workers Industrial| | various parties, including the lice fired on the here to- The -crowd rallied many times,| Tesolution to the district attorney. ately get on the job. We must realize that only these Tag Days can | Gay brazenly demanding undisputed | Union, promises every possible aid to) Communist. They are being asked jobless day, wounded six and killed one, Thirty were arrested. 8 BELFAST, Ireland, Oct. 11.—Ten thousand workers and unemployed ‘worl lemonstrated for more job- less reliéf in the streets here today. ‘They acted in defiance of the Ulster cabinet’s declaration last night that « Yesterday they lighted bonfires in the streets at night, and fights with the police took place in different parts of the city all last night, leading to the big demonstration today. THE OLD AND NEW MOSCOW, Oct. |1.—New versions of old English songs are being tanrht “The action of these veterans must be repeated in all veterans’ organizations throughout the coun- try,” said Emanuel Levin, chair- man of the Workers’ Ex-Service- men’s League. “This action shows that the masses of yeterans of the World War will no longer remain tools of the capitalists to be used against the working class. The ex- make up the $40,000 which the Daily Worker failed to raise in its Emer- gency Fund Drive, and that the continued full-force participation of the Daily Worker in all our struggles depends on the efforts of every worker on October 14, 15 and 16. However, during the two days that remain before the Tag Days be- gin, every possible penny should be sent immediately to the Daily Worker, 50 East 13th Street, New York City. authority to eviet by force any group of workers, farmers or veterans who may come to the capital to exercise their so-called constitutional right to assemble and petition. The statement of the chief of po- for the jobless.” SLICE GUARDSMEN'S PAY. Besides giving financial suppott ix CHICAGO, Ill—This last summer, of Columbia Commissioners, urged the passage of a law in Congress that lice, which was handed to the District | the towboatmen in their struggle agdinst the wage cut, and cautions. them to keep close Wetch of all ne- gotiations, which are ndt matters for officers alone to decide on. ‘The 1.W.W. has come out against the strike. About 300 towboatmen are working now; 1,000 worked during the period | before the crisis. Maher's idea is that | to mark the party they will vote |for, as well as to sign their names and addresses. Those workers marking Communist will be pre- vented from voting as was the ex- | perience of many workers in this | district last year. These slips are | illegal and all workers are warned tings ining f Police a all meet in connection with the the Anglo-American rvicemen are I up with the |the Weinstein defense fund, @lehen the national guardsmen were | Would authorize the Chief ° unemployment situation are forbid- bast “e Hee ak is seeded workers. is whole Brownsville post of the Legion | training near Rockford, Til, the of- | t© use “undisputed authority to evac-| orans, The capitalist government, “We will march to Washington 0 fen. They mobilized in defiance of | §°?0°! f il ape HOR batlding up a |Promised to sttend a concert and|fcers of the 124th F. A. made a de-| uate any army of indigents after Would only give the rigbt to come to| Dec. § to demand the back wages of 2,000 police, many of them imported|children of English-speaking engi-; | “Just like we are building wp © | dance arranged by the Weinstein De-|duetion of $1 from the wages of the | their constitutional rights have been | washington ta bankcts and capital-|the ex-servicemen. Workers and the occasion, stationed around|neers and specialists. Instead of | 4M all |fense Committee to be held at Man- enlisted men to pay for the cook, So exercised.’ ists. veterans everywhere must begin at streets, to smash any demonstra- ion. ‘Tne police rushed about in armored tars and made repeated charges into ihe crowd, clubbing viciously.’ In many cases the jobless fought back wth brieks. “London Bridge is falling down,” the children” ‘are’ signing: “Capitaism's falling down, felling down, falling down” and “Communism’s coming up, etc.” The kids all like the new ver- sions and sing them with even more enthusiasm than the old, organizations and of all shades of political opinion to march to Wash- ington t odemand the bonus, so also are we welding a united front of workers and vets to fight against wage-cuts, to demand the release of labor prisoners and to fight for -insurance and relief hattan Lyceum, 66 E. Fourth St., on Friday, Oct. 14. when these butchers make a worker fight other workers, he gets a wage cut too. —G. P. Recruiting now going on for the National] Daily |Worker Tag Days, Oct. 14, 15, 16. Sign up in your or- ganization now, he Sign up for National Daily Worker Tag Days, Oct. 14, 15, be Tag Day Stations announced In brief, Glassford, in mourning | the Wall Street program of hunger and terror against the workers and war veterans, is exposing once again | = this time, however, more openly— | his role as an agent of the Paes government and ap spemy of iiss | That the Glassford proposal is di- | rected chiefly against the National Rank and FiJe Bonus March which is now being organized is made clear by the fact that he “was advised of other proposed marches upon Wash- ington,” co sla once to blaze the way for the march by raising a mighty protest against any attempt to deny us the right to march,” said a statement issued to~ day by Emmanuel Levin, National cieeteaun of the Workers Ex-Servige- men's OS ae eS.