The Daily Worker dated May 16, 1925

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INF me hee eM Daily Worker Annual Sub- cription Drive Now on in Full Blast! GET IN ON IT! Vol. II. No. 106.) nate RATES: Si

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se Blase Page Two oe CARPENTERS OUT TO PUT TACK ON JENSEN'S GHAIR Progressives Declare Election Policy Union carpenters in

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ul aan senate smnnn cee easter! RAILROAD WAGES OFF $7,000,000 IN FEBRUARY Government Figures Prove Reduction By LELAND OLDS.

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Page Four WORKERS PARTY CANDIDATES IN CLEVELAND RACE Circulate Petitions for City Council CLEVELAND, May 14.—The Work- ers

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‘OPEN SHOP’ IS ISSUE IN NOVA SCOTIA STRIKE Canadian Communists for Mass Pickets (Continued from page 1) might just as well

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rotate Ge Rt peers aa Ne Page Six a Y ~ THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER. Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING 00. |...

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“The idex becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. Adeeb tba teh SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT THE DAILY...

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By A. LOZOVSKY. Speech of the Secretary of the Red In- ternational of Labor Unions to the Enlarged Executive Committee...

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2 ee Note to Poland on Murder of Exchange Prisoners — The followitig is the complete text of the note of protest addressed to

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MASTERS AND SLAVES (A Story THE city. Ebert, Springs. The air here ig clean. (Continued from last Saturday) (Translated by

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of the Working Clas) | HE work was not so simple as Nickles had i imag- ined. He had ‘to be on his feet at 6 o’clock in the

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The Latest Wave of Terror in Poland By T. DOMBAL. Prison—this. is the word which un- der the present conditions in Poland...

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The Fight for World Trade Union Unity (Continued from page 2) (b) the establishment of committees based on equal...

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.4 ee 300, Mines Idle in Illinois (Continued from page 1.) of the delegation that that included the demand for the six-hour