The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 23, 1934, Page 2

Page Two DAILY WORKER, NEW Y ORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1934 RED BUILDER TALES cr Y a a Buy TOMMY, THE Gov Te RED-BUILDER, IS"ON AIS FIRST SELLING FISSIGNMENT ANO SRLES ARE SLOW - AND “TOMMY \S GETTING HOT UNDER THE COLLAR BUY THE DRILY WORKER! BUY THE DAILY WORKER! BUY The ORILY, Exc CHALK ONE UP FOR TOM THE \ RILY WORKER ORMILY WORKER! Coney Island, Harlem, Broadway, 42nd Street— wherever there’s a new Red Builder, the “Daily's” circu- Jation takes a healthy leap forward. Join the ranks of WELL, WHY : SHOULD | BUY IT? \ these Shock Brigaders! ers (men, women, boys selling the Daily Worker. PRPER FIGHT- ING FoR YouR -MOREOVER BECAUSE IT > THE ONLY NTERESTS / WORKERS Unemployed and part-time work- and girls) can earn expenses Call at 35 East 12th Street (in GIVES YOU THE REAL LOWDOWN ON NRA, ROOSEVELT, LA GUARDIA ,ETC., AND HOW FIGHT FORA \T oee!-tiis LOOKS INTERESTING/ BR MER yh by del ~- AND Tommy | LEARNS ~rHaT THE WAY To GREATER SALES 15 WITH RAPID- FIRE SLOGANS store) and ask for Williams, or write for particulars re- garding this work. Initial reports. show that 20 new Red | Builders have been selling from 25 to 75 copies daily. ” ‘Free Thashinnh March Today From Union Sq. LL.D. Calls for Funds To Aid Mother Bloor (Continued from Page 1) to force the freedom of Mother Bloor and the Booths. has been holding Mother Bloor, 75| the confernece “must work out a (Continued from Page 1) NEW YORK.—The Sheriff who| q tk om ist rns People’s Courts. These courts, the statement ran ‘afford even less protection against n do career jurists.” Pickets Defy Cops In Thaelmann Picketing CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 22—In spite of police arrests and provoca- | tions, mass picketing of the Nazi Cc ulate here by workers and in- tellectuals is going on strong here. rested here y line fitcrmed and continue: com- mittee to the city attorney forced a ruling have the legal right to picket. SPEAK AT PICNIC RRAY TO ‘ay, Secretary of the Commu- of Ireland, will speak at the of the Workers: Clubs at 2| June 24, at Van Cort- aceeds will be for the I Voiee. fand Park. ‘Workers’ Travel Camping Outfits Slacks, Sweaters, High Shoes, Sneakers, Work Ehpes, Horsehide Leather Clothes, ete. TENTS, COTS, BLANKETS | SPECIAL—Suede & Wool Windbreakers || | Hudson Army & Navy 105 THIRD AV. Corner 13th Street Mention Daily Worker for Special Discount . Moonlight Excursion Saturday Night, June 28 Ss. S. Tickets in Advance $1.00 at Book Shop, 50 E. 13th St., or call SUnset 6-3055. At Pier $1.25. Boat | | | | | “cyenus” ||| Nebraska, a telegram of protest from the Na- tional Labor Defense: fighter in jail for over a week, today | received a blistering telegram of} Marine Workers Industrial Sheriff Sanders, of Grand Island, had replied as follows to} Office of the International | “William L. Patterson, ‘National Secretary, International Labor Defense, “New York City. “We have laws in Nebraska and I am executing them. Mrs. Bloor reg- ularly held on complaint and war-| rant. Your demand is piffie. Keep! your nose off of my business. (Signed) “DAN SANDERS. “Sheriff.” To this the Marine Workers In- | Gutsrial Union sent the following reply: “Dan Sanders, Sheriff, “Grand Island, Neb. “It isn’t noses that will be stuck in your business. Its the power of the organized working class. Your business needs a pitchforking turn it over and air the stinking rot- teness of it. We demand the free- dom of Mother Bloor. “Marine Workers Industrial Union.” (Classified) UNFUR: NISHED room “for ren rent. Suitable for woman comrade. Kitehen privileges. Refrigeration, $12 monthly. Place, Brooklyn. Nevins 8-1 PUBLIC speaking class under instruction of Comrade Greenbaum supposed to teke place this Sunday at 11:30 at 18 4th Ave., Brooklyn, called. off. Section | 7 will announce when next class takes places. FURNISHED room in modern elevator apartment. Conveniently located. Reas- onable, 387 W. 14th St. Apt. 51. BEAUTIFUL room, 3 windows, all im- provements 1-2; 58 E. 7th St., Kaploff. YOUNG woman, not over 30, to manage small, beautiful home and associate in business. Attractive surroundings. Full compensation. Give details as to present circumstances, experiences. Box 40, Daily Worker. leaves 9 P.M. sharp from Pier 11, East River foot of Wall St. Scandinavian Workers Club Auspices: | BEAUTIFUL large room, water, suitable 1-2, $4; 319 W. 94th St. Apt. 43. Selling Out All Tents and Camp Suppli s Be low Price! NEW WALL TE (Guaranteed Waterproof) NTS SQUARE| |ARMY & NAVY STORE 121 Third Avenue |near 14th St., New York City TENTS — CAMP OUT- |FITS AT THE LOWEST 5 x 5 Wall Tents 114 ft, side wall J : 5 x7 Wall Tents 114 ft, side wall PRICES IN THE 7 ox 7 Wall Tents 174 ft. side wall. UNITED STATES 7 x7 Wall Tents 3 ft, site wall 7 x9 Wall Tents 4 ft. side wall. 0 P| & x10 Wall Tents 3 ft. side wall [3 Portable Kamp- -Kook Gas-| 9 x9 Wall Tents 3 ft. side wall Stove. Pump at- | M4x12 Wall Tents 3 ft. side wall 22_xit Wall Tents 3 ft. side wall WE CARRY EVERY SIZE AND STYLE OF TENT IN STOCK Aa=aZA= ys OFin oe Wednesday, Directions: LR.T. or BMT, to Ditmsars Ave., Astoria, L. Train Fare FIVE Admi) Communis Auspices: | JULY FOURTH 10 A. M. to Midnight DANCING :-: GAMES :-: SPORTS Theatre and Dance Performances Mass Singing Concerts North Beach Picnic Park ASTORIA, L, I. ission 25 Cents subways as well as Second Ave 1; thence buses to the park. CENTS from all Boroughs t Party, New York District GRAND CARNIVAL of the Jewish Workers Clubs SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd "At ULMER PARK, West End Train to 25th Av., B’klyn. PROG! Sports (2 P. M., 8 P. M.) 500 Singers the Clubs). | Open Afr Movie. Tickets in advance RAM ; 4. Mandolin Orchestra. (17 Choruses of | 5. Political Circus (Workers Lab, Theatre). Dancing till 2 A. M. 25c; at gate 35c 895 Park| DEAL || AFL. Auto Unions; Banquet Will Greet Ben Davis|1, 100 in Tire Plant (Conéinsied from Pays 1) | tions are worse today than ever be- |fore, the rank and file delegates to |program to meet this situation. 2. The conference faces a power- | |ful company union and strikebreak- protest from the marine workrs of | ing institution. the Union. 3. The automobile workers are | facing once more mass lay-offs, mass discrimination and a_ well} | worked-out system of black-listing | Has militant workers, 4. We still have at the head of |the movement the same leading | clique of betrayers and company | dicks. | | The delegates to this conference | |face the task, that is, the rank and} file delegates, the workers from the | bench and assembly lines, of work- jing out a program and policy that | will lead the automobile workers out | jof the present miserable slave-driv- ling situation and on to victory. | To achieve this the following is| | necessary: | 1, That the delegates to the con- ference go on record and work out ways and means to establish an in- | dustrial union that will include all {automobile workers. | 2. To fight against and reject any attempt that might be made jon the part of the officials to split up the movement into the different |A. F. of L. craft locals. | 3. In order to carry this out, it |is necessary first to remove every national arf local official respon- jsible for the betrayal and selling out of the automopile workers. 4. The delegates to the confer- ence must go on record for the cali- ing of a national convention of all | other unions in the automobile in- | dustry, such as: Automobile Work- }ers Union, the locals of the M. E. S. A. and other independent unions whose membership is for an indus- |trial program of struggle and against any form of sell-outs of A. F. of L. officials and the leadership |of the M. E. S, A., such as Matthew Smith, Griffin and Co, 5. In order to successfully defeat the automobile manufacturing N. R. A. code the conference must direct an appeal to all the automobile workers to unite into action com- mittees, grievance committees, and prepare rank and file strike com- mittees of all workers in the de- partments and in the plant regard- less of their religious, political and trade union affiliations, and by all means to unite around these com- mittees the tens of thousands of un- [organized automobile workers in NEW YORK.—Who is Ben Davis, Junior, the new editor of the Negor iberator? And why did the League of Struggle for Negro Rights choose | him as their editor? Big Ben, Jr. has become a na- tional figure by his militant defense of Angelo Herndon, young Negro organizer sentenced to twenty years on the chain gang for possessing Communist literature. Through his fearless exposure of lynch justice in Georgia in the boss class own lynch courts, he gained the respect of the workers of the South, and the work- ers of the world, interested in see- ing on of their class war prisoners freed. Through his systematic de- fense and the unusual courage of the defendant, Angelo Herndon, the case was turned from a prosecution of Herndon to an exposure of cap- italist justice. Hundreds of Negroes after listening to Herndon and Davis declared that for the first time they were able to hold up their Meet in Detroit As Editor of Negro Liberator Strike in Akron, 0. heads and think of themselves i} men. Ben Davis, Jr., will be in New | York to accept the post of editor in chief of the new Liberator at a banquet at Lido Hall, 146th St., | and 7th Avenue, on Sunday, June 24th, at 6:30 p. m. Ben Davis, Jr. has also had ll varied newspaper experience. He was for many years one of the re-| porters on the Baltimore Afro- American, and with the W. B. Ziff Feature Publications Co., serving on the editorial staff of the Afro and as feature editor for Ziff. He soon left newspaper work in Baltimore and took up the practice of law in his home city, Atlanta, Ga, His) uncomprising defense of Negroes in the Klan ridden Atlanta courts soon gained for him the admiration of the Negro people of Atlanta and the reluctant respect of the white members of the bar. | Fords, General Motors and all other | automobile plants. 6. A bold and unhesitating strug- gle through many ways and means against company unionism, against the company national N. R. A. La- bor Board and against compulsory insurance, and against any other forms of cheating and double-cross- ing of the automobile workers. 7. And finally rank and file dele- | gates to this conference must suc- cessfully carry out the wishes and the desires of the automobile work- ers which is to drive out of the union and out of the industry all the Greens, and Collins, and all | for the most open, brazen sell-out and double-crossing program of the automobile workers, It. is the principle task and re- sponsibility of the delegates to take | the situation into their own hands | and to be guided by the program of the Automobile Workers Union that has demonstrated in the great Auto- mobile strike of a year ago last Jan- uary how to organize and lead the workers to victory. The delegates to this conference must keep in mind that the automobile workers are ready for action, provided that they are supplied with a leadership that has a program of struggle, and that is able to unite and to organize the masses for a program of the economic demands that the work- ers need and must achieve in order to maintain at least some living conditions. To achieve this aim will mean that the conference takes the initial step in building a union outside of other A. F of L, officials responsible | the American Federation of Labor which is dominated by such men like Green, Collins, Lewis, Mike Tighe, etc, who have now com- mitted the very same treachery against the Steel and Metal Work- ers, and who have likewise played into the hands of the most open enemies of the steel workers, that is, the steel trust. Brothers, the events of the last month, the result of the Washing- ton Agreement, show that the only militant union which tries to unite the workers in the struggle for their demands, that has told the truth to | the workers, that tries to unite the |ranks of all workers into a solid | front, | Union. Organized and unorganized | workers! Draw a conclusion from this sell-out—don't follow the be- trayal of the officials, join together into one united fighting front. Fletcher-Bey Defense Demands Trial of Cops NEW YORK.—The Fletcher-Bey Defense Committee at 527 Hopkin- son. Ave., Brownsville, will call a conference shortly to rally workers, and other organizations, to demand the arrest and trial of the two de- tectives who murdered Fletcher- Bey, Negro worker, forcing their way into his house on an excuse and then shooting him down. The Committee demands an investiga- tion of the killing and that the | workers. has been the Auto Workers | (Continued fs fron Page 1) | Goodyear by June 26th. He asked for two weeks to make this change, then ten days, but said nothing about the other demands of the The union committee to whom Mr. Jahant made this plea felt powerless to accept any agree- ment in face of the militancy of the | workers. Decide to Picket Coleman Claherty, who is also chairman of the Rubber Workers Council recently organized, who saw to it that the craft unions and small plant representatives were put in control of the Council to hold down the masses in the big plants, made a speech to the striking workers in which he asked the workers to back up Roosevelt in “his fight against Wall Street,” and then attacked General Johnson for side-tracking and betraying the Roosevelt policies behind the back of the President. He urged the workers to have faith in their union officials and not to do anything rash to injure their union. He was met with cries of: “Abolish the Company Union,” and “We Want More Wages!” The president of the local union suggested that the men go back to their machines but refuse to work until the wages were adjusted, or until notified by the union officials. However, the workers decided to picket the plant, beginning ‘Thurs- day morning and to remain out on strike until the company union was abolished. After that they could agree upon an adjustment of the wages, but the wages shquid be at Jeast equal to those paid in Good- | rich and Goodyear for the same) work, ABC Threatens War on) Cuban Labor Center HAVANA, June 22—The ABC to- day threatened war on the revolu- tionary Cuban Confederation of La- bor, which has grown tremendously since the overthrow of the butcher Machado, and is rallying the masses against fascist terror. Si canine A TASSELS CSS given $29.57 toward the funeral ex- penses. The contributors so far are: Samuel Graham, $9; Mitfort Mey- ers, $5; Sect. 8 of the Communist Party, $5.50; Thomas Quashie, $4.62; International Labor Defense of Brownsville, $1.45; Thomas Canton, $2; Jackson-William Store, $1; Sis- city support his wife. The workers in Brownsville have ter Sis-Bey, $1; John Oconal, $3; Mr. Redbeard, $1. The Spectre of Communism Is ‘Stalking Germany (Conptined rom: Puget) By HARRY GANNES growing upsurge against the fascist dictatorship. The London “Daily Herald,” organ of the British Labor Party, which supports British imperial- \ism’s plans in arming German fas- |cism, yesterday published a special interview with representatives of | the German ex-Kaiser in Doorn, “General Werner von Blomberg, |head of the Reichswehr,” says a London cable reporting this inter- view, “has given the Kaiser to un- derstand that a revolt of the Ger- |man working class is impending. “They may swing to Commu- nism. To avert that catastrophe the Reichswehr, under General von Biomberg, would proclaim a military dictatorship and declare martial law.” Another capitalist correspondent in Berlin, cabling for the Interna- tioal News Service says: “The ‘second revolution,’ if and when it comes, will be aimed at the capitalist classes, these who take the pessimistic view of the situation believe, These observers cite the increasingly turbulent activities of the Communists as an indication of the growing gravity of the situation.” ‘We do not have to rely on these sources to know that the stalwart, steeled, heroic leader of the Ger- man masses, the Communist Party, is growing by leaps and bounds, tre- mendously increasing its leadership in the fight against the bloody fas- cist dictatorship. Despite all the bragging cf the Nazis, and the lies of the Trotskfte, the Communist Party in Germany not only lives, but by reluctant admission of the cap- italists throughout the world, be- comes the greatest fighting menace to the further existence of fascism which has brought Germany to catastrophe. It is with this fact in view, that the capitalists in Germany and their capitalist supporters throughout the | world, prepare their new bloodier tactics against the German toiling masses. Yon Papen Makes Signal Speech Ven Papen’s speech was the opsn- jing sun. It was peddled to the world as a “critisism” of the Nazi | with Hitler, von Hindenburg, and Goering in an effort to save the Nazi executioners from the growing wrath of the broad masses of the German people. The leading section of German finance capitalism for whom thé Nazi butchers were ruling could very clearly see that the majority of the German people were begin- ning to hate and fight against their Nazi bloodhounds. They wished to open up a new alley of escape for themselves, and to do it they di- rected their fire against certain sec- tions of the Nazi leadership. But even this hoax is now being ex- ploded. Von Papen stages a tea party with the Minister of lying and poisonous propaganda, Goebbels, for the benefit of the foreign correspon- dents. The whole e is to deceive the German masses that there are degrees of difference in a fascist dictatorship, and that it is not nec- essary to overthrow the whole bloody business and destroy its capitalist roots in order to divest themselves of the grip of the Hitler blood- suckers. German Capitalism Bivkrant The economic situation is becom- ing desperate for German capital- ism, The masses are being plunged into the lowest depths of hunger. Financial bankruptcy can no longer be hidden, and inflation is a matter of a short period. The Nazi buteh- ers are already preparing this in- flation and do not want to loosen it on the working masses and the middle class without preparation. The printing works of the Reich Banks are working night and day turning out inflated currency, the “internal mark,” or the Binnen mark. The government, in prepara- tion for the impending famine, is already printing bread, poteto, cot- ton and other material cards to ra- tion the masses on a hunger diet. These facts are being spread among the German masses. The Com- munist Party is exposing the whole criminal swindle of the German fas- cist dictatorship to the toiling popu- lation, rallying them for the final struggle to overthrow capitalism and institute Soviet power, the dictator- ship of the preletaria The petty bourgeois masses, among whom fas! had its base, regime, but was in reality concocted in the face of inflation their hatred against the fascist dogs is growing. Furthermore, the bankrupty of the fascists who turned the state treas- ury over into the private till of the big finance capitalists, is intensifying the conflicts with other imperialist powers, particularly Britain, France and the United States. These coun- tries, in retaliation for failure to pay the German debts (debts which the Nazis have not repudiated but of which they are using the incomes for their own graft, for their war machine, for subsidies to the big capitalists) are taking measures which will intensify the sharp economic crisis in Germany. For Export The von Papen maneuver is also aimed for foreign export, to offer the foreign capitalists guarantees that the German masses can be squeezed still further by a new twist in the Fascist dictatorship to satisfy the creditors of Germany. The von Papen maneuvers, furthermore, are designed to try to win fast waning world public opinion for the fascist dictatorship with new trimmings, either under the guise of a monar- chy or a military dictatorship, which would unleash a wholesale slaughter of the German revolutionary masses, while placating the petty-bourgecisic with a modicum of worthless right to “criticise,” and the Jewish bour- geoisie, with a lessening of the anti- Semitic drive. This persepctive is also made clear by the “Daily Herald” inter- view with the military clique now conferring with the Kaiser who are in touch with other militarists con- nected with the Nazis in Germany “Plans of the army staff,” says the “Daily Herald,” are highly pre- partd. Hitler will be allowed to fly to Italy and Vice-Chancellor Franz yon Papen will rémain to reestablish friendly relations with the Vatican and Konstantin von Neurath will prepare Germany's return to League of Nations. “War Minister von Blomberg contemplates proclamation of a military dictatorship and martial law, with cessation of the anti- Jew campaign, after which new leaders will seek financial assist- anes from the United States.” The hatred of the masses azainst the Nasi dictate ip has penstrated are rapidly being disillusioned, and deep amonz the hundreds of thou- sands of storm troppers upon whom | the fascist dictatorship originally | relied to institute its bloody regime. | These petty bourgeos masses and proletarians are losing their illu- sions, and their fury is rising as they see how shamelessly they have been duped. It is against these forces, not against the Goebbels, the Roehms, that von Papen and Hitler's fire is directed. It is against the great popular rising wrath that the mili- tary dictatorship, with the support of international finance capital is being prepared, Struggles on the Horizon Germany is on the eve of the greatest revolutionary struggles. The Nazi dictatorship is on the brink of a catastrophe, but the bourgeoisie is girding itself for even greater mur- derous deeds than ver before under the guise of an attack against cer- tain of the Nazi “radical” elements. There is not th slightest doubt that the most desperate attempt will now be made against their common enemy, the Communist Party of Germany. Unless the whole work- ing class throughout the world is aroused to the greatest anti-fascist struggles, to be ready to act for the defense of the harassed German brothers, the German capitalists will attempt a holocaust which will put all the past depradations into the shade. We Must Save Thaelmann! In the present conditions the trial of Ernst Thaelmann, heroic leader of the Communist Party of Germany which will be set by the Nazi terror court when it meets on July 2nd, will be the signal for a murderous onslaught against the Communists. the proved, tried and steeled leaders of the anti-fascist front. We are More than ever must rouse and rally our forces to save Thaelmann. The campaign to free Thaelmann will become the gigantic rallying force in this country to come to the aid of our revolutionary brothers in Germany. The freeing of Thael- mann will be one of the deadliest blows we can deliver to the bloody fascist dictatorship in Germany. The fires of revolt are blazing high in Germany, We must stand near to plunge all our force be- hind cur German brothers and st our own exnleiters who will do everything to rescue cap- italiem in Germany, | ‘Free Thaelmann’ Game jand Demonstration at Crotona Pk. Tomorrow | -_—_— | NEW YORK.—“Free Thaelmann” | will be the slogan worn by the play- | | ers of the Gravesend A.C. and the| Prospect Workers Club, when they take part in the final soccer game} for the Eastern Regional champion- ship tomorrow afternoon, 3 p.m., at| | Crotona Park, under the auspices | of the Labor Sporty Union. The event, in fact, will be a “Free Thael- | mann” demonstration, with those, who come as spectators raising’) their voices in protest against the Nazi. murderers. | The game will also serve to ad- | | Vance the cause of the Interna- tional Sports Meet and Congress Against War and Fascism, which will be held in Paris, August 11-15, The winner will play the champion of the Western Region team for the Tom Mooney Trophy, the sign of the workers’ soccer | championship of the United States, MIMEOGRAPHS bought, sold, exchanged, repaired § | Stencils, Ink, Supplies ff) Very Reasonable Empire Mimeo Service | 799 Broadway, Room 542 Stuyvesant 9-1862 | ELECTROLYSIS} SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ON FACE | PERMANENTLY REMOVED Results Guaranteed — Personal Service MY METHOD ENDORSED BY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS Will give treatments to unemployed free every Friday from One to Four 171W. 71st St.at B’way C,H. Landispy ine: enaicott 2o1e0 KRAUS & SONS, Inc. 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