The Daily Worker Newspaper, September 2, 1933, Page 8

Page Eight Published by the Comprodatly Publishing ¢ 18th 8t., New York City, N.Y. Telephone Address and mail chacks to the Daily W: ©o., Tne., daily except Sunday, at 58 B ALgonguin 4-7955. Cable “DAIWORK.* forker, 50 E. 13th St., New York, N. ¥. —By Michael Gold A Report from the Dakotas Folks on the prairie is getting desperate Because the wheat is burned, Comrades, a fifth year And grasshoppers fly in big black clouds Cuban Chi ef ABC "| (THE SILK BOSSES DO THEIR PART! 3 5) Carry on Machado SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mail everywhere: Une year, $6; six excepting Borough ef Manbatian and Bronx, New York City. months, $3.50; $ months, $2; 1 month, 75% Foreign and Canada: One year, $9; 6 months, $5; $ months, $3. SEPTEMBER 2, 1933) Program Of Terror Hundreds of Workers Still Rot in Cuban Jails \BC Prepares to “Exterminate Reds, Show Negroes Their Place” HAVANA, Cuba.—Hundreds of political prisoners are still rotting In jail here in spite of the announcement of the new dictator, De Cespedes, that he would fulfil the promise made by Machado and release them all, the Defenso Obrera International (LL.D.) has announced, following a sur- vey of the prisons and of the reign of terror now raging under the new The young wheat, the truck) wan street government throughouté gardens all gnawed away | the island. i : In Principe Castillo, the most no- So folks is despondent in the | toy ngeon in Cuba, among Dakotas— n working class prisoners, are Mario Labrada, Salvador Fernan- go a-lookin and|dez and Antonio Fernandez, arrested | in Machadé’s regime by the Porra, | and Young come back ones Sela Fy framed on petty criminal | “Farmers, it is just as cruel in 1d in this prison, | the Idaho— ned by Diaz Gal- i : 1 r directly re- And folks wish they’d never) sp ath of the Chi- ne om nese Comn ader of the Cuban | homesteaded this land ranenes jo: Btential /Ackos | Where if bankers don’t get| longo, Jose Antonio Cuesta, Bernardo ra Alfaro and Manuel Penalver, strike you, the grasshoppers must.| teaders, Jose Vilar 1s also in’ prison, | Havana itself, where the ABC | ounced that soon as ough with certain par- | the d —Our light on the sod huts, the tarpaper shacks they ticular porristas who are too notori- get Our Saga making in the dry | ous to be of use to them, turn their attention to exterminat- Dakotas ing the Communists, and “putting | 1, Oscar Swanson, have seen | the Negroes in their place”, Julian | it clear. | Rivero, a Negro worker and organizer | Re: Bead of the building trades union was mur- | Lenin’s word shining in a | dered by machine gun fire from a| world of death window. ‘ ee |_ Unarmed workers friendly to the | dnd we build the United | national Confederacion Obrera de Farmere— Cuba (Red Trade Union) were re-| ceived with machine gun fire when they will | re q | they went to a meeting of the Fed- Comrades, the Red Poppy eracion Obrera de Havana. i stows on the forsaken| tn central Mabay, a striker was prairie | arrested by the Rural Guards, tor- | tured to death in police headquarters, | and decapitated. All over the island, the ABC lead- ers are arresting, murdering, and torturing workers, with especial at-| tention to the Negro workers, In Sancti Spiritu, ABC agents daily attack the striking workers, exactly | as Machado’s Porristas did. In Marianao, Madruga, and San- | tiago de Cuba, hundreds of strikers have been beaten by the same agents. | In the sugar mill Mercedita, four | workers were arrested for selling “El | Trabajador”, central organ of the Last February the Red Cross broke our hearts was 40 below in the iron month of hunger and ice The charity store locked up the food and underwear I tell you it hurt to see the blue-lipped children And it warmed us, and we took what was ours— It Communist Part | strangle-hold of the Wall —The Indians marched in bright blankets and war feathers That night lit a bonfire and leaped us a war dance Swedes, Danes, Norse, we remembered the Sagas | We sang of heroes, the Sioux drummed, and the Yanks Shouted the John Brown | song of the marching on | Skoal! skoal! O wonderful night of Lenin! Come again! again! bring hope to the lost Dakotas! Birth of a Hero The lib-lab s and sobsister, pinks (have begun to build a myth around| fzeneral Hugh Johnson* Kerensky vode a great white horse, but the General is more versatile, they say. Capitalist Tom Stokes, a soaring Shelley who covers Washington for the Scripps papers, warbles the fcl- of Cuba. | ILD Leader Who Went Back to Fight Nazis | Faces Death in Jail, BERLIN.—Because ct their work in organizing defense for victims of German fascism, in Germany it- self, two functionaries of the Ger- man Red Aid (I. L. D.), now illegal | in Germany are under arrest and} in danger of being framed and ex. | ecuted or murdered in the Nazi barracks where they are held. The two workefs are Walter! Dittbender, well-known for his| years of work on behalf of political | emigrants from countries of the} white terror, and Hans Vogelsand, | ime orGanizer of the I. L. D.| xony, who returned to Ger-| after the Hitler counter-| revolution, to devote himself to the} work of helping the Brown Ter- ror’s victims. | Dittbender was for years the} head of the I. L. D. department of | politi emigrants in Germany, and | in t acity helped hundreds of | deportees and political refugees | from other countries, including the| United States. | The German I. L. D. has sent out Army Called Out As Sugar Strike Gains New War Chief Orders Force AgainstWorkers HAVANA, Sept. 1—Colonel Ho- racio Ferrer, new secretary of war and the navy, as his first act in his new office issued strict orders to the army to use “all force neces- sary” against the strike of sugar w s, which is spreading like wildfire to every part of the island. The sugar workers are paid an average of 20 cents a day, and are demanding 50. American owners yesterday demanded\that President de Cespedes take ‘strong action against the strikers. While ordering the army to take the field, the president pretended sympathy with the workers and called for a “com-| promise” in order to break the strike, President de Cespedes by decree yesterday set up a “consultative commission” with extraordinary powers, composed of 30 members to | be chosen by himself. They will sub- mit recommendations which he will | put into effect by decree. A further indication of the| Street | government over Cuba is showngby | the appointment of A. A. Berle, a member of Roosevelt’s “Brainj| Trust” as financial expert to work | out methods of paying Cuba’s debts | to the Wall Street bankers. Sumner | Welles, American ambassador and |. | real dictator of Cuba, will be award- ed the highest decoration Cuba can bestow, the Grand Cross of the Or- der of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. | All Gallows Raised ‘Over Poland: 12,000 Workers in Prison CRACOW, Poland. — Coincident with the coming to power of the Hitler regime in Germany, Fascist terror and murder in Poland has increased tremendously, according to a report on terror in the coun- tryside, and prison conditions, made by the Polish Red Aid, Gallows have been erected all over the country; punitive military expeditions are raging through Western Ukraine and Western White Russia, killing hundreds of unarmed inhabitants, and the 12,000 political prisoners are struggling against intensification of torture and brutality in the crowded jails. New statutes have been passed, abolishing the status of political prisoner, classifying politicals as criminals, and legalizing new tor- tures against them. The politicals, the report says are defending themselves, and struggling against inhuman treatment, torture, pun- ishment cells, military drill, for fresh air, open windows, the right to share food with fellow-prigeners, Jowing: “He bas the dash of the|an appeal to workers of all coun-| medical assistance, books, news- imerilla chief 4, the tenacity of a/tries to send ptotests, demanding| papers, writing materials, visits firant. He cau threaten like a top| their release to German embassies| from friends and relatives, and the @ergeant and compromise, when nec- | essary, like a politician. He is both) Jowbrow and highbrow. He is a| scholar among scholars and rough} and tumble in a fight. from the classics and Scriptures and swears like the proverbial trooper. He} an sing the songs that soldiers sing and enjoy a symphony. He has a flair for the Napoleonic gesture —! above all, he has that divine quality | of being able to dramatize himself. | The NRA is Johnson.” | Well, well, for a moment we thought | Mr. Stokes was describing a manly Y.M.C.A. parson’s conception of the | He can quote | DUBLIN.—Alarmed at the fast de- and consulates. right to send and receive letters. —By Burek Book Gives Proof, of Nazi Guilt for Reichstag Fire Gives Evidence Gathered by Einstein Commit- tee—Philadelphia Lawyer Attempts to Aid Torgler Defense LONDON, Sept. 1—The Brown Book of Hitler Terror, published by the World Committee for the Victims of German Fascism, headed by Professor Albert Einstein, is published here today. for the Reichstag fire, shows who® actually carried it out, and proves {the innocence of Ernst Torgler, |George Dimitroff, Vassil Taneff, | and Blagoi Popoff, who will be tried |September 21 on the framed-up jcharge of having set the fire. In addition, the book contains the details of 250 murders committed by the Nazis, all of which were inves- tigated and substantiated in all de- tails by the committee, which says that they are merely examples of the many more murders which the Nazis have committed. . 8 8 Levinson Attempts Defense PARIS, Sept. 1—A further at- tempt to provide independent coun- sel for the Communist leaders who will be tried in Leipsig on Septem- ber 21 on the framed-up charge of setting the Reichstag fire is being made here by David Levinson, a lawyer of Philadelphia. Although he has been refused the right to act as counsel, as have all the other non-German lawyers from many countries who have attempted to act, he has wired in an attempt to persuade Teichert, Nazi lawyer assigned to the defense, to allow him to participate. Levinson is general secretary of the Farmers National Defense Bu- reau, a department of the Farmers National Committee for Action, in British Discontent of Workers Brings Strikes and Farm Battles By J. SHIELDS. two-fisted Yankee Christ. | veloping growth of struggle among ‘We know three things about Ceni.| the ‘Irish masses, the big capitalists talist Hugh Johnson.’ Pint ne oes| Nd ranchers\of Ireland, with the the West Point officer who rigged up| Packing and support of British im- the infamous conscription law; sec-| Perialism, are driving ahead with ond, he is the favorite Wall Street protege of slick Barney Baruch; third, he used to write punk love stories of army life for the pulp magazines, Basta! Mules and Capitalists Mules have more sense than capi- talists. Mules all through the South had to be beaten severely to get them to tread down the growing cotton. Capitalist Roosevelt paid real cash to have millions of pounds of cotton destroyed, but the mules just knew i¢ was stupid. And now in the middle west the Capitalist Brain Trust is paying bonuses to the farmers to slaughter 4 million pigs not yet full-grown and | another 5 million still unborn. Also corn and wheat are being paid for— {f destroyed. Well friends, ask any free-thinking mule {f you can burn, waste and destroy your way back to brosperity. Modesty That story of the well-known Lon- lon actor who is so conceited that bows whenever he hears a clap Mf thunder certainly reminds one of ul the tinpot capitalist Napoleons of the development and organization of fascist activity. The growing discontent of the Irish workers and poor farmers who are feeling the heavy brunt of the economic crisis, and the rapidly in- creasing mass diSillusionment re- garding the policy of the De Valera government, is causing the Irish toil- ers to sharpen their fight in support of their social and economic de- mands. Evidence of this is to be seen in the increasing number of strike struggles which are taking place, and the sharpening character of the fight now going on in the Irish rural areas. Outstanding in this connection have been the recent strikes of the rail- wWaymen, teachers and seamen, and the pitched battles which are taking place between the small farmers and the police and the bailiffs in various counties in the Irish Free State. Fascists Support British Imperialism It is because of this situation that the forces of reaction in Ireland are Strengthening the development of Fascist tendencies to the utmost. For some time past the Irish clergy have been waging a bitter campaign against the “menace of Communism.” Added to this we now see the grow- ing reactionary activities of the re- cently-formed “National” Guard, the time—the Hitlers, Mussolinis and wudskig, A f 3s Blueshirt Fascist organization, Made up in the main from mem- bers of the former so-called Army Comrades’ Association (ex-army pen- sioners, ex-army officials), the Nae tional Guard, which is under the leadership of General Owen O'Duffy, the former Cosgrave Police Chief, has been launched by the bankers, ranchers and big capitalists who are lined up with the camp of British imperialisfi. The sponsors of the Blueshirt Fascist organization have already made it clear that their prin- cipal aim is the crushing of the working class and the Irish revolu- tionary movement which is directed against British imperialism. When O'Duffy addressed the del- egates who were present at the open- ing convention of his organization, he declared:— “One of the principal objects of the Guard is to combat Communism, We stand for an aggressive attitude towards Communism.” At the same time O’Duffy and the jeading figures of the Cosgrave Par- ty, such as Mulcahy, Blythe, etc., who stand at the head of the Blueshirt organization, make it clear that they are out to destroy the revolutionary republican movement and to impose the methods of Fascist terror upon the Irish peopte. According to its leader, who, it is very significant to note, is provided with a pension of 520 Pounds a year by the Fianna Fall Government, the National Guard Blueshirts is a movement which strives to obtain “the best that is in Fascism.” These Blueshirts, whose total strength is estimated to be round about 30,000, are being aided by members of the British Intelligence Service and have been provided with large quantities of machine-guns and ammunition from British capitalist sources. They are constantly being encouraged and supported quite openly in the columns of the Brit- ish capitalist press. That the Irish laboring and re- publican masses recognize the men- ace which this Fascist organization constitutes wich regard to themselves and the struggle for Ireland’s na- tional and social liberation, is shown by the widespread mass hostility which they are displaying towards it. Workers Fight Fascists / On the evening of August 8, for example, workers in Dublin gave a very rough handling to members of the Blueshirt organization who had gathered to attend the annual dance of the Army Comrades’ Association in the Metropole Ballroom. On this, occasion thousands of workers and rank and file members of the Irish Republican Army demonstrated against the Blueshirts in the Dublin streets, despite repeated attempts made by the police to scatter them, in the course of which a number of arrests were made. It had been the intention of O'Duffy and his organization to hold a parade in Dublin on Sunday, Aug. 13, At the last moment} however, De Valera announced that the pa- rade was banned, whereupon the Blueshirts cancelled their, arrange- ments. Thousands of Irish workers gathered in the streets at the time when the parade had been specified to take place, and one or two groups of Blueshirt members who made their appearance were immediately set upon and beaten up by the angry workers, Tenseness Growing Since these events haye- taken place the tenseness of the situation in Ireland hag become still more pronounced. O'Duffy issued orders for local Blueshirt parades to be held throughout the country on August 20, in connection with which it is Significant to note that British capi- talism, through the columns of the It contains complete documentary evidence proving that Paul Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Wilhelm Goering, Nazi leaders, were responsible Zionists Agree to Favor Nazi Goods BERLIN, Sept. 1—A deal between Palestine Zionists and the Hitler government, by which the Jews agree to buy German exports in return for the chance to sell half their value in Palestine oranges in Germany is re- vealed here today. George Halperin, Zionist ieader and director of the Anglo-Palestine Bank, conducted the negotiations. The Zionists agree to accept German imports worth twice as much as the Germans agree to accept from them. In another deal, Palestine authori- ties agree to buy German goods equivalent to the amount of cash which German Jews will be allowed to take out of Germany as they flee from Nazi persecution. The total the Nazis will alow German Jews to take out is 3,000,000 marks, Washington, D. C., and has had a prominent part in defending farm- ers who resisted forced sales, or or- ganized to buy up auctioned farm property for a few cents and give it back to the owner. British TradeUnion Leaders Denounce Anti-Fascist Front Call for Fight on Reds in Name of Capitalist “Democracy” LONDON, Sept. 1—The general council of the British Trade Union Congress, which meets in Brighton next week, yesterday issued a decla- ration to the congress exactly fol- lowing the line by which the Ger- man Social Democracy and reform- jst trade union leaders paralyzed their German working class follow- ers and delivered them over to the German Fascists. The trade union leaders who form one of the main supports of the British Labor Party declare that “The principle of dictatorship is the same whether of Fascists or Com- munists.” The British Labor Party proved itself a faithful servant of the cap- italist dictatorship of Great Britain when in power, by breaking strikes, cutting wages and unemployment relief, and carrying out the bloody suppression of the masses of India at the command of the big capital- ists of Great Britain. “There is some confusion of | thought,” the council says, “which is reflected in demands for a united |front with the Communists against the Fascists. “The demand, in effect, is asking those who believe in democracy to unite with those who believe in dic- tatorship to combat dictatorship.” This deception about the possi- bility of{democracy under capitalism is precisely the method by which the German social-fascists fooled the workers until the time came for Hitler to take power, Capital Backs Irish Fascists Against “Daily Telegraph,” has made the fol- lowing declaration :— “Against the danger of sporadic disturbances it is almost impossible to make adequate provision if the National Guard are prepared to brave the wrath and vengeance of the I..R. A.” (“Daily Telegraph,” 14-8-33.) In other words British capitalism openly urged the Blueshirts to em- bark upon the adoption of terroristic measures against the Irish people. Against the growing menace of Fascism in Ireland, the Irish Com- munist Party is leading and organ- izing the fight. In this task it is meeting with a big response and ever-gréwing mass support. The ©. P, of Ireland has drawn the attention of the Irish workers to the nature and character of the serious danger which confronts them. It is pointing out that the growth of Fascism is an open challenge and menace to the working class gnd the national independence movement. De Valera Holds Back Real Struggle In analyzing the development of Fascist activity and organization in Ireland, the Irish Communist Party shows how the ground for O'Duffy and his National Guard has been’) prepared by the Fianna Fail Gov- ernment, The attitude of De Valera’s Goy- ernment with regard to this ques- tion is all the more - significant when it is known that it has been for some considerable time in pos- session of a report submitted to it by O'Duffy himself, while he was still Police Commissioner, which declared of the Army Comrades’ Association (from which the Blue- shirts have been formed) that it was “a heavily-armed body, ex- tremely dangerous to the State,” which “can, without doubt, lay hands on a sufficient quantity of Masses 130,000 Blue Shirts Open Campaign of Terror Against Workers arms and ammunition to render it a very formidable insurrectionary force and a source of en danger to the peace and stability of the country.” 5 The Fianna Fail Government is not, as its gesture of banning the Dublin Blueshirt parade would seem to indicate on the surface, extreme on the contrary reveals itself as an agency engaged in holding back | the masses from the struggle and development. Republic: Dangerously Tolerant Attention must be drawn to the extremely dangerqus and harmful viewpoint which has been expressed by the petty bourgeois leadership of the I. R. A., when they declared in a recent number of tho “An Phob. dacht” with reference to the Blue. “This Fascist organization pro- poser to regaix power for the | imperialists by force. . - , There need be no alarm. The character of the leaders of this movement will ure its failure.” Such an attitude:will only be pro- ductive of the most terrible harm unless it is fought against unconi- promisingly. The same also applies to the policy which the I. R. A. leadership is pursuing of expelling Communists who ure members of the Republican organization. Any disruption or splitting of the ranks of the masses can only serve the purpose of playing into the hands of those who are pressing forward sh revolu- the attack against ¢he I tionary movement YOUNG WORKERS OF USSI CELEBRATE SUCCESSES 01 INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DA\ Facing Unparalleled Opportunities for Educa tion and Work, Soviet Youth Takes Lead in Socialist Construction By N. BUCHWALD. MOSCOW, U.S.S.R. (By Cable), Sept. 1—The young workers and, farm ers of the Soviet Union held their nineteeth International Youth Day\meet ing, celebrating their tremendous achievemen{s, Unemployment is ont g 3,000 in Cleveland Acclaim ParisYouth | Anti-War Congress Young Conference) Delegates Vote Sup- port of World Meet | CLEVELAND, 0. — The 38,000} workers who assembled here in a mass demonstration in Public Sq. during the recent Cleveland Trade | Union United Action Conference enthusiastically endorsed a pledge, to support the World Youth Con- gress Against War and Fascism which will be held in Paris on Sep- tember 22. A large number of young workers took part in this Li a rally which listened to addresses by Earl Brow- der, Secretary of the Communist Party, and other prominent speak- ers who exposed the National Re- covery Act as an attack upon the} American working class. Sixty-five young worker dele- gates to the Trade Union Confer- ence unanimously endorsed the Paris Youth Anti-War Congress at aj meeting of the youth section held) during the general conference. * ak NEW YORK — All cities are urged to report at once on their ac- tivities for the Paris Youth Con- gress to Carl Geiser of the Ameri- can Committee for the World Con- gress of Youth in Paris, 104 Fifth} Ave., New York City. Los Angeles Relief Strike Wins: Raise for SalvageWorkers, Relief Head Jensen) Refuses WorkersRight to Strike LOS ANGELES, Cal—All Los An-} geles County relief workers in the Salvage Department of the Chari- ties have ben notified, following the | recent one-day strike, that they will) be given a full eight-hour day sched- ule of work if they desire it regard- less of the 4- or 6-hour work orders. Although, at this time, it is not known whether this policy will ex- tend to other relief workers in dif- ferent departments, it is regarded as a victory obtained by the strike and demonstration on Aug. 22, 1933, Among the workers arrested for distributing leaflets calling on relief workers to strike, not to scab, are: Agnes Blankenship, Martin White, Mrs. Romero, Thos. Decol, Olen An- derson, Mike Goberset, Elmer Wells, Joseph Toth, Harry Weber and Thos. Dematos. These workers have | been released on $50 bail each, date the question for the young Soviet workers. Wide opportunities are open to every young worker both in industry 7 education. Every young worker 3 quires his qualification with the 4 of and for the account of the Stat During the four years of the Fiv Year Plan alone, a half million your workers were~ absorbed into indu try. About 1,200,000 young workers a attending factory apprentices schoo Seven hundred thousand worke will graduate from factory appre: tices schools and join in industry 1933. The growth in the number young worker students is also tr mendous: Over 600,000 are atten: ing univer: there are about o1 million technicums, and about a he million workers’ faculties, Youth Plays Big Role. In the course of the first Fiv Year Plan, the number of work students increased over five timc The young workers of the U. S. S. have achieved fame in the front Socialist construction, a tremendo number of young shock brigade wor) ers were engaged in the most in portant developments of the U. S. R., including Magnitogorsk, Ur Machine Building, Cheliabinsk Tra tor and other plants. The sectior of construction carried out by tl young workers are exemplary. Attainments in labor protectic are tremendous. The four and si: hour working day for young worke is strictly observed, in 1933 over or million enjoyed the sanitorium homes, rest and health colonies, et The role of the young peasants ; the countryside has been enormou The youth have come to the fror in the work on the Collective Sta Farms in socialist competition, shoc brigade work, agriculture. Village Youth In Lead The village youth have been in * ¢ forefront of the struggle against . kulaks, in the struggle for exe plary collective~state farming, pr tection of the harvest, cultural wo on the countryside. Scores of thou8ands of village club reading rooms, schools, have bee organized at the initiative of the vi lage youth. The active, culture working youth of the U.S.S.R, secu) in their jobs, march in the fir, ranks of socialist construction. of trial set for Sept. 19, 1933, 9:30 a.m., division 7. They will t defended by the I, L. D. attorney Wirin and Strong. A delegation of relief workers 1 cently entered the office of Jense Superintendent of Charities, wi ried to break the strike with polj« error and demagogic appeals to © workers, The politician had his 1 parked on the desk in smug & satisfaction with his policies of cu tailing relief work and grocery o ders. He pompously declared worke had the right of collective bargair ing, but, if they tried to organi: or strike, they would be discrimir ated against as agitators. In othe words, Jensen wants the relief worl ers to submit to starvation withor struggle and limit their right to co lective bargaining to talk. His dk tatorial attitude did not impress tk delegation of relief workers who to’ Jensen their answer to his threa would be “bigger and better delege tions, bigger demonstrations, an bigger strikes.” Registration Principles of Communism Political Economy Marxism-Leninism Trade Union Strategy Negro Problems Organization Principles Now Open FALL TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 25° WORKERS SCHOOL CLASSES IN Sociology-Psychology Historical Materialism Science and Dialectics History, of Class Strnzgle RevolutYhary Journal'sm Revolutionary Theatre 1 Public Speaking English and Russian Languages History of the Russian Revolution History of American Labor Movement showing any real opposition to the! advance of fascism in Ireland, but | facilitating the process of fascist || Classes Fill Up Quickly. Don’t Disappointment. Get New Descriptive Booklet. WORKERS SCHOOL, 35 E. 12th STREET, 3rd Floor” PHONE: ALGONQUIN 4-1199 Wait Till the Last Week. 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