The Daily Worker Newspaper, March 27, 1933, Page 4

a iste Address and mail chee! lished vy th New York € a. te the Daily Worker, Cou.prodaily Publishing Ce., Ine,, daily execpt Sunday, at 5 B Telephone ALgonquin 4-395S. Cable “DATWORK.” x 50 B. 13th Bt, New York, By Mall everywhere: One year, $6; six months, $9.50; § months, $8; 1 month, Ta; excepting Borough of Manhattan and Bronx, New York Clty. Foreign and Canada: One year, 99; 6 months, $5; 7 months, $3. WORKERS’ LEADERS IN NAZI PRISONS STILL IN DANGER; WORLD PROTEST COMPELS FASCISTS TO ALLOW PRESS TO SEE THAELMANN; THOUSANDS OF COMMUNIST, SOCIALIST AND CATHOLIC WORKERS ARE BEING TORTURED; STREN GTHEN UNITED FRONT ST BRAUNSCHWEIG DIET SOCIALIST DEPUTIES RESIGN FROM PARTY SO AS NOT TO OPPOSE FASCISM Declare They Have “No Desire to Stand In Way of the BRAUNSCHW the socia 17 social-democratic members, EIG, Germany, Marc ist deputies in the Braunschweig State Diet, 8 of the| National Revolution” h 26.—Nearly half of today resigned from the Diet and from the Social-Democratic Party. Their letters of resignation stated that “they had no de- sire to stand in the way of the national revolution” and “rec- ognized the hopelessness of further opposition”. This is of a piece with the Reichstag to the Hitler dictators letters sent to Vice-Chancellor tral Committee and by Otto Wels, Social-Democratic Party, prote: patriotism was as good as that of the Nazis, and denying | that they intended to overthrow It is a fitting se Reichstag and Prussian Switzerland. f, socialist osition in the ip bill, and with the official von Papen by the Party Cen- National Chairman of the ig that the socialist leaders’ rm, st regime. uel to Otto Braun’s resignation of his| Diet seats and his retirement to| JAPAN OFFERS “PEACE” TO RIVAL TO WAGE WAR AGAINST SOVIETS Matsuoka Says Japan In Manchuria Uses Les-| sons Taught By United States By H. M» WICKS Yosuke Matsuoko, ad 0: Ppanese delegation to tt Ja- League of Nations, has proved during the few in days he has been States that he using peace ta as are the agents o! perialism. the United plished in tion walked o tions when 2” es of that go , the impe to maintain the fi tion that the League itself, a com- bination of imperialist bandit nations, systematically preying upon smaller nations and the colonial and semi- colonial masses, is in reality an in- strument of peace. In his interview to the press Matsuoko said “Japan is serving the cause of peace. We are no longer on the same road as the League of Nations, but our goal is the same. We are also serving the cause of human- ity.” With the cynicism typical of im-| perialism throughout the world Mat- suoko says that Ja drenching th a with the blood of whole populations was for the benefit of the people of that land Describing puppet government set up by anese boyonets, Mat- suoko says “The people of Manchuria—Man- chus, Mongols and Chinese — are mow enjoying such good govern- ment as they have never known be- fore.” Indeed the goal of Japanese im- the same, in the broad t of all impe ist ‘me us, the oldest city the world and the capitol of the League of Nations mandated country, Syria. It repeats the same story in regard to Morocco. Britain said the same thing about its bandit raids in Trak, its murde bs ts centry-c id t on Japan same Matsuoko, who d: between the ri and the storming o policy of United panditry in Nicaragua Haiti and the Philippines. In reply to Wellington Koo, the Chinese Spokesman at the League, Matsuoko, for the Japanese delegation rejected the proposal for international control over Manchuria and asked: “What justification is there for such an attempt? Would America agtee to such control over the | Panama Canal sone? Would | Britain permit it over Egypt?’ This K Ally in Europe shown that America of the same Japanese i perialism. He openly declares that elations might be improved if the United States fleet were withdrawn from the Pacific. He says Japan’s position is stronger morally “even than that of the United States in the Caribbean under the Monroe Doc- trine. He rejects the 9-power treaty signed at Washington on the grounds that it is based upon the fiction that China is a unified nation. In his every utterance he shows clearly the increased determination of n challenge merican imperialist ag gression in the Pacific. Yet, in face of all this, the capitalist press unani- Cuba, Panama,|} imper | throwing out pacifist smoke-screens. a ;| the blood of the Chinese people, rep- consider the plight of Japan as a hey t} and | Party | till more gl FRANCE WAGES ship.” This is the exact expression of the “liberal” Scripps-Howard paper, the New York World-Tele- gram, whose special job is to blind the masses to the tempestuous ap- proach of another world war by . Matsuoko, his hands dripping with ting a government that openly of the inevitability of a war United States for control es an alternative at is to try to the sharpening imperialist ns at the expense of the Union. He asks American imperialisis to comparatively small country “with frontiers contiguous to the two larg- est countries in the world, both of which have been going through the throes of terrible revolutions for a number of years.” This is a direct appeal for support of Japan as the spear-head against the Soviet Union and against the Chinese people. It is an echo of what Matsuoko said when he left the League of Nations on February 24: “With armies of Communists ranging over a wider territory than the Nanking government controls, @ condition of chaos reigns throughout the country. Beside China and beside another vast country—I refer to Soviet Rus- sia — is Japan, a comparatively stnall country, very different from either of its colossal neighbors. The conditions of these neighbors dur- ing the past 20 years have given us Japanese a deep and anxious concern. Our anxiety is not ended. We look into the gloom of the fu- ture and can see no certain gleam of light before us.” Pa: Indeed the future is gloomy for the imperialist bandits whose policy is being increasingly challenged by the growing revolutionary upsurge of toiling masses at home and in colonial world. It is gloomy when y look across the Soviet borders see the mighty achievements of socialist construction and the iron determination of the Soviet masses to defend their achievements. The implacable struggle of the toil- ing masses of Japan, under the lead- ership of the Japanese Communist akes the picture, through the spectacles of Matsuoko, joomy. Here in the United States the Am- erican workers and our Party can earn many lessons in effective strug- inst imperialist war from our apanese comrades on how effectively to fight against the Wall Street bandit power. By waging the strug- gle against our own ruling class we ip to bring about an atmos- n which there can be no gleam for imperialism. impel WAR IN MOROCCO Secret, Undeclared At- tack on Tribesmen PARIS, Mar. 26.—The French For- eign Legion is waging a secret, un- red War under the official title “pacification” against tribesmen fighting for their independence in Morocco. A battle some days ago in the Djebel Sorro mountains, news of which was suppressed by the French War Ministry, cost the French 178 dead. One company was entirely wiped out. The Government is enforcing a strict censorship on wer news from Morocco, minimizing it as “the re-| sistance of rebellious tribesmen.” of * | At Geneva, the French delegates | preach “disarmament” and “security,” But in Morocco @ ruthiess war of ex- termination against the hard-fighting | By JOSEPH FREEMAN The fascist terror against the Ger- | man working class did not begin with Hitler’s assumption to the chancel- |lorship. The Nazis have persistently carried on armed warfare against the workers, particularly against the Communists. | government lifted the ban on Hitler’s | storm troops. This was the signal | for armed conflicts with workers. In Jess than six weeks 183 were killed and 2,000 wounded in battles between workers and Nazi gangs. A civil war on a small scale went on steadily un- into power. against social-democratic and Com- | munist workers and against Jews, liberals and pacifists. and destroy the revolutionary work- ing class organizations. Monopoly capital and the Junkers, acting thru | the Hitler cabinet, seeks to prevent what cannot be prevented—the worl ing class revolution. In order to e: tend its base in the middle classes, the Nazis play upon the worst na- tional and racial prejudices. They have gone back to the middle ages for their ideas. The Jew is the con- venient scapegoat. “Our hatred for the Jew,” says Hit- ler’s official organ Der Angriff, no passing fancy but rather the logi- cal consequence of our love for the German people. The Jews brought international capitalism, which reck- lessly threw the chains of slavery around Germany; and they also brought Marxism. Germans have a gigantic fight against Marxism, and especially against Communism, the spiritual crime of one Jew (Karl Marx).” The Truth Is Out These words tell the story. “Ger- mans” (i. e. the Nazis) have “a gi- gantic fight against Communism,” but obviously not against capitalism. The Jews are supposed to have brought international capitalism (what history!), but the Nazis have | nothing against the leading capital- | ists, the Hugenbergs and the Junkers. The workers must protest against the persecution of Jews as against persecution of all oppressed races, but they must remember that the chief victims of the fascist terror conducted by German capitalists are German and Jewish workers. They must do Jewish capitalists who are “protest- ing” the outrages against their co- religionists will not raise a finger against fascism as such. They will not say a word about the murder of | revolutionary workers, German or Jewish. They will not attack Hitler- ism as the mailed fist of capitalism. A Rotting System. ‘Yet tt must be clear to every work- er that violence, barbarism, anti-sem- itism are inevitable under a rotting system of force and fraud which is desperately trying to stave off the so- clal revolution, The Nazi-Nationalist terror reveals once more that capitalism thrives on racial hatred. In Germany it incites to Jewish pogroms; in the United States it lynches the Negro. The profit system rends society into an- tagonistic social classes. The profit- eers divide and conquer. They con- ceal the war of class against class, Only one country in the world has succeeded in eliminating racial hat- red, anti-semitism included. Only in the Soviet Union, where capitalism has been abolished, does there exist full social equality for all races. War On Culture But anti-semitism is only a factor in the Nazi terror. The Hitler-Hin- denburg regime has let loose a bar- barous war against culture which must make the surviving Romanofts ‘mously refers to his stay here as a hillsmen is being waged by the so- ion of “peace,” a “visit of friend-' called “Left” government of France. leasiy pemecuted green with envy. Intellectuals, wheth- er Jews or non-Jews, have been ruth~ dor the mildect Hb- MATSUOKA ARRIVES | On June 18, 1932, for instance, the | til the Nazi-Nationalist cabinet came | The present terror is directed] But its main object is to disarm| this all the more vigorously since the} ATSUOKA pibontin § JAPANESE \ is 4 scientists and musicians, editors and publishers, physcians and surgeons have been beaten up, fired from their jobs, deported or made so miserable that they have been compelled to flee. Hitler's hooligans raid the home of Germany’s greatest scientist search- ing for arms! The victims of the ter- ror include the finest names in the history of modern German culture. Lion Feuchtwanger, the noted nov- elist, is in Berne, afraid to return. Nazis invade his home and destroy a manuscript. His crime is twofold: he is a Jew; he has criticized Hitler's literary style. A Cowardly Retreat Yet in describing the terror for the New York Times Mr. Feuchtwanger exonerates Hindenburg, Hitler and Goering. He says “Hindenburg has no idea of the outrages;” probably Hitler, too, “has had nothing to do with these things personally;” and “Minister Goering can scarcely be suspected of complicity.” Wwanger. Hindenburg signed the emer- gency decree! Hitler as chancellor personally ordered his troops over the | radio to “annihilate Marxism!” Goer- | ing officially ordered the police to | kill Communists! Surely, you know | this. But you think your subtle irony, will conciliate the bandits who run the German state. You are mistaken. It will not stop them from their campaign of murder. Your irony only serves to confuse and deceive those who do not yet’ realize that behind the assassins stand the bankers, the industrialists, the land- owners, the generals. By sowing such confusion you lend moral support to the criminals. By “greatly praying” to the fascist government you assist in whitewashing them. A Bloody Gang Not the storm troopers alone are guilty. The blood of the terror vic- tims—Jews, liberals, Communists, so- cial democrats, pacifists, intellectuals -is upon the heads of Hindenburg and Hitler, yon Papen and Hugen- burg, and the entire crew of profit- | cers and exploiters whose agents they are, On March 23, the Reichstag, chosen | by a terror election, passed the “en- | abling act” granting the Hitler cab- | inet dictatorial powers. But it would be a mistake to consider this as a triumph confined to Hitler personally or to the Nazi movement. Big Capitalists Rule Cabinet | Only three men in the fascist cab- inet are Nazis—Hitler, Frick and Goering. ‘The others are Nationalists or personal appointees of Hindenburg. The leaders of the majority are von | Papen and Hugenberg. The cabinet is dominated by the direct represen- | tatives of the Junkers and the indus- | trialists. ‘The Hitlerites are their middle class allies and more specifi- cally the condotierri. The violent war against the working class is the policy not of Hitler alone but of organized capital. - It is no wonder that the executive of the Reichs Federation of Industry, at a meeting on March 23 presided over by Gustav Krupp, unanimously | agreed that the basis for stable gov- ernment has been established by the fascist cabinet. The industrialists promised the “fullest support” to the politicians who represented them, Program of Capitalism ‘The program of German capitalism was announced by Hitler in his ad-~ dress at the opening session of the Reichstag. The central point is ruth- Jess war against Communism, “Trea- son to the nation and the people” (that is, struggle against fascism, against capitalism) will be “stamped | out with ruthless barbarity.” Capi- talism, Hitler declared in so many words, is the “economic servant of the people.” | You must be joking, Mr. Feueht-| The Cultural Barbarism of the Fittler-Hindenburg Regime eral opinions. Writers and artists, | improved conditions for the peasantry and the working class. These prom- ises are pure demagogy. A man can- not serve two masters; Hitier will not be able to reconcile the irreconcilable differences between capital. and labor, between Junkerdom and peas- antry. He will not even try to do so. He has set himself “the positive task of winning over the German work- ers to the National State. The Naris will take over thé social democratic role of effecting class collaboration. That is the meaning of Hitler's con- temptuous shout to the social demo- cratic leader Otto Wels: “We do not need you any longer in molding the fate of the nation.” But the “fate of the nation,” is of little concern to the social democrats. “Take our liberty, take our lives,” Wels said in the Nasi-Nationalist Reichstag addressing his degrading plea to Hitler, “but leave us with honor.” The Social Democrats lost their “honor” when they betrayed the working class. The shameful betray- al cost them liberty and lives, and, what is more important, cost the lives and liberties of the working class. But the working class does not care for some vague idiotic abstraction which Wels calls “honor.” It wants life and liberty; and the. atrocities of the fascist regime will teach it. more and more that life and liberty are impossible under capitalism. No Regard for Workers ‘They can see, evan amidst the pro- tests of Jewish capitalists, of liberal groups that the life of a worker is of less consequence to the capitalists than the life of a dog. They can see in New York that a Jewish worker- soldier has not even the right to par- ticipate in a demonstration agv.inst fascism if he happens to be,e fiy;hter against the capitalist system. ‘There is one point in the Hitler program which should be of special interest to intellectuals, especially those who still harbor the illusion that culture is dissociated from so- cial forces. Hitler has announced s program of “sweeping moral sanita- tion” for which the entire educa- tional system, the theatre, the movies, again inspiration. Reverence for great men. must again be hammered into Ger- man youth.” Naturally, “great men” are exclusively reactionaries—imper- jal generals, big bankers and manu- facturers, Junkers, the chieftains of bloodthirsty fascist gangs, and the ideologues who will spin out, millions of words giving “philosophic” Justifi- cation to the fascist regime. The schools, the movies, the theatre, erature are not to mistake an Ein- stein for a great man. ” that fascism is capitalism in military uniform. Those who are silent against the crimes of the fascists are in ef- fect their supporters. Every worker, must not forget for a or let anyone else | that the police had raided his home | ] ae mA May te porarily. permitted to see Comrade? Ernst Thaelmann in his cell) in Police Headquarters. They claim that Comrade Thael-| mann “showed no evidence of hay- ing been hurt,” but was in solitary confinement. Testifies to Tortures. Comrade Werner Hirsch, editor of the “Rote Fahne,” the next pris- oner to be displayed by the police, denied Nazi reports that no one was being mishandled. Hirsch said: “I saw people with bloody eyes and other injuries delivered here from the Nasi Storm Troop Barracks.” Neither Thaelmann nor Hirsch have been allowed to see counsel,| nor have any specific charges been preferred against them. Thaelmann is not being given the prison treat- ment accorded political prisoners, but is herded with common cimin- als. Detective Chief Diehls tried to justify this to the foreign corre- spondents on the ground that “he has been the leader of the party ac- cused of inciting the Reichstag fire.” Continue Lies about Reichstag Fire. This old He, already exploded a thousand times by practically all the capitalist papers of teh world, that the German Communist Party set the Reichstag on fire, is being main- teined to treat Comrade Thaelmann aS ® common criminal. The correspondents were shown Comrade Ernst Torgler, head of the Communist Reichstag depu- ties; Comrade Ludwig Renn, noted author, and Carl von Ossietzky, pacifist editor of the “Weltbuehne.” Jailed When Protested Provocation. Comrade Torgler, it will be remem- bered, had gone to Police Headquar- ters; accompanied by his lawyer, the day after the Reichstag fire to charge the Reichstab builling had been burned as a Nazi provocation against the Communist Party. He was im- Mediately arrested while at Police Headquartets and put into a cell. Gestures to Hide Murders. ‘These demonstrative gestures of Goering’s police are only wntended to mask the undisputed tortures and killings of thousands of * workers throughout the Reich by Nazi storm troopers. Detective Chief Diehis admitted that 5,000 to 6,000 Communists were under arrest throughout Germany. ‘This figure is obviously untrue, since the Nazi press itself reported two wepks ago that 2,500 had been ar- rested in the Rhineland aloie, while over 2,000 were jailed in Berlin. The danger to Comrades Thael- mann and Torgler, as well as to the thousands of arrested Communist and Socialist workers throughout Germany, is by no means past. Only the energetic protest of the workers all over the world have saved them from torture and death so far. Any relaxation of our vigilance will spell imminent danger to our German comrades. We must redouble our demands for the freeing of Thael- mann and the proletarian leaders in jail all over Germany. STRUGGLE AGAINST PROVOCATION Workers’ Enemies Exposed WM, J. POWERS of Salt Lake City, Utah, has been expelled and exposed (in an open trial) by the Denver Dis- trict. organization of the Communist Party as 3 police informer. At the open trial, which was at- tended by about 500 workers, his alibi and taken the books and papers that were produced by the prosecution in the deportation case against a worker (Larson, was proved false by wit- nesses. It was also proved that he was lying about his former record. ‘The jury composed of delegates N. Y., Clevel also | from various workers organizations, brought a unanimous verdict of “guilty,” which was overwhelmingly supported by the audience (500 for and-12 against). Description: Professes to be a male nurse; maintains a small sanitorium; 32 years of age, about 5 ft. 10 in tall, black hair (parted in the middle thick lips, small black mustache. ya ai ED. HARRIS of Akron, Ohio, has been expelled and exposed by the Cleveland District organization of the Communist Party as a degenerated individual, who sabotaged Party work and who communicated and kept pigeon. iption: American of about 40 years of age, about 5 feet 6 in. tall, weighing about gray, no teeth, sed in shabby thes. | STEVE PERCY of Akron, Ohio, has been expelled by the Cleveland Dis- trict of C. P. U. S. A. for stealing International Labor Defense funds, which had been entrusted to him in connection with a deportation as: 125 pounds, partly] ‘The Hitler government denies that | ‘Ud Jewish @mely looking, dres- Description: Hungarian, about '. 8 im cn he ee ee wocahs’ trelom ratiah drink T roopers Se pe a a nin a wat loses torture RUGGLE AGAINST FASCISM and, Boston Mass Protest Make Consuls _ Report on Their Prisoners Rote Fahne Editor Tells Foreign Correspondents He Saw “People With Bloody Eyes and Other In juries Delivered by Nazi Storm The international mass protest of the workers of the world has snatched the lead: ers, of the German Communist Party from certain and death, at least ct] The capitalist press reported yesterday that their Berlin correspondents had been 1,000 IN CLEVELAND MARCH ON FASCIST CONSULATE, PROTEST German Consul Makes Excuses, Reads Cable Saying Thaelmann and Others Are Alive CLEVELAND, March 26.—One Public Square here to the German ¢ stration against the fascist terror in along on the sidewalks, thousand people marched from the onsulate in a militant protest demon- Germany. About 1,000 more followed Many socialist workers were present and representatives of Jewisb. and German organizations spoke With police mobilized around the building and in the corridors, a com- mittee went in to and presented a protest resolution to the consul, de- manding that it be forwarded and published in the German press. The consul tried to stall them off by show- ing them a cablegram stating that Ernst Thaelmann, leader of the Com- munist Party, is safe and sound. (This is the lying government report de- signed to stifle the world-wide pro- ~ | tests at the savage tortures to whiok |Thaelmann and other Commun! leaders are being subjected.) The demonstrators were called build a united front anti-fascist coy ference of the broadest masses, and to send delegates to a preliminary May Day conference April 7 in Paint- ers Hall, 23rd and Euclid. A resolution was also adopted | against Roosevelt's ‘fascist forced la- | bor scheme for the unemployed. N. Y. WORKERS DEMAND HALT TO TERROR AGAINST GERMAN MASSES Resolution Adopted at Big Demonstration Calls for Freeing of All Nazi Victims NEW YORK.—A resolution de-mighty protest demonstration held manding that the fascist Hitler gov- ernment call off its terror drive against the German masses was pre- sented to the German consul at the GOERING STATES MAIN ATTACK IS AGAINST WORKERS Calls Killing of Jews Accidental, as Excuse for Anti-Semitism BERLIN, March 26.—The world- wide wave of protest against the an- ti-Semitic outrages of the Nazis to- day forced Capt. Goering, Prussian | Police Minister, to summon the for- eign correspondents in Berlin, lec | turing them on the theme (as H. R. Knickerbocker puts it) that “the at- Tocities never happened; second, they will be investigated; third, they will never happen again.” Goering admitted that the spear- head of the Nazi attack was aimed at the working. class, saying that Jews that had been fired from office and persecuted “not because they were Jews but because they were so- cialists and Communists.” All Right to Beat Communisis. This is confirmed by the report of the Berlin correspondent of a New York paper, who tells of a Berlin rabbi to whom 2 Christian woman married to a Jew complained that her husband had been beaten by the Nazi troopers Upon learning that the woman's husband was a Communist leader th rabbi washed his hands of the af- fair, “sin he was unable to decide whether the man had been beaten because he was 4 Communist or be- cause he was a Jew”. National German Yews Shield Hitler. The Association of National Ger- Man Jews, in a proclamation to its membership, states that “If Jewish and non-Jewish circles in America and other countries are trying to force the national government to do or desist from doing anything, we, as Germans, resent such coercive en- deavors with the same determination and feeling of national pride as every other German citizen of Gentile igin.’ The Reich Association of Jewish War Veterans sent to the American embassy here a protest against . . . the American protests against anti- Jewish outrages! Referring to the beating and mal- treatment of Jews, the letter de- clares that “such excesses are un- avoidable in any overturn of a gov- ernment.” ‘The Association also says, “We know that the government con- demns the acts of violence that have happened.” outrages have been committed, while the rich German Jews point to their patriotism and absolve Hitler and his fascist aids from complicity in the anti-Jewish atrocities. Why do the German upper-class Jews try to wash the blood stains from the Hitlerites’ hands? Because they themselves have aided Hitler nae reaching chancellorship, as Jakob Goldschmidt’s 150,000 mark e@heck proves. ‘a eke mit seeey ieee: {on Saturday. The resolution de- clares, in part: “In the name of the thousands gathered in protest demonstration, in the name of 75,000 members of mas# organizations, in the name of the Communist Party and the workers |New York, whom this committ represents, we declare our shi protest against the wave of fasci terror and brutal tortures, against) the murder drive that has bee started against the German masses, the German intellectuals, Jews and | other national minofities, on direct order of the Hitler regime. “We declare to your murderoug government that the American work ing class will struggle with all its forces against the bloody fascist dic~ | tatorship that has been set up in Germany. * “We declare our sharpest indigna~ tion and protest at the imprisonmenti |of the representatives of millions of workers, the 80 Communist deputies |of the third largest party in Ger |many; against the murder and are | rest of thousands of Communists, so~ cialists, catholic and Jewish workers? against the regime of criminal tor- tures. “We demand that you inform your government of the firm determina~ tion of the working masses in the United States and throughout the world to hold’ the German govern~ ment directly responsible for the lives and security of thousands of cur German comrades. “We hail the growing united frog struggle of the heroic German wor! ers against fascism and capitalisifll, and call on the workers everywh to support the German masses in their struggle for bread and free~ dom.” Germany is not directed against the rich German Jewish bank directors and industrialists. The small Jewish shopkeepers and intellectuals, the East European Jews who fled to Ger- many from pogroms in Poland, Ru- mania and other countries are the ones who are suffering the atrocities of the fascist bands. Purpose of Anti-Semitism. The whole fascist, anti-Semitic movement has successfully aimed af diverting the anger and despair of the ruined German middle-class ele- ments from the bankers and indus- trialists to the heads of the Jewish intellectuals and middle-classes and the unfortunate Jewish refugees front Eastern Europe, While the rich German Jews saboe tage all action against fascist antle Jewish outrages, the revolutionary German working class, now as 2}, ways, is the chief bulwark of tj fight against fascism and against i offspring anti-Semitism. Small wonder, then, that the ric Jews of Germany, England and the United States are trying to stifle mass protests and economic boyeotts! As members of the German ist class, their allegiance to the fase German. cist government outweighs their racial solidarity with their tor- brothers. 100,000 Ruble Prize For Marx Monument MOSCOW, U.S.S.R., March 24,—An official prize of 100,000 rubles ($50,~ 000) has been offered by the So) " Governmeft to the sculptor shall make the best monument Karl Marx. The contest is world ‘The monemert % te Ie om. Mloeoents,