The Daily Worker dated April 10, 1926

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ae The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a‘ Workers’ and Farmers’ Government Vol. AIL, No. 76. a 20: FOREIGN-BORN...

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Page Two tT MAC NDER GETS INDUSTRY READY FOR NEXT WAR Manufacturers Listen to Plan Col. Hanford MacNider, assistant secretary

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MINE STRIKERS USE SONGS TO STOP SCABBING | | Injunction Forbids Them to Picket Mine By ART SHIELDS, Federated Press....

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vem [2 +. ee ee Page Four The. Condition of the Chief, Parties of | Zinoviev continued his speech on the political report of

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| T The First Prize Winner. SCAB FUR WORK PROTECTED BY MPLS. ORGANIZER Delays Investigation of New York Contracts By a...

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Page Six Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO, 1118 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Il, SUBSCRIPTION RATES By mail (in

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erence nsinncesostnasenanenensmacsisaaestit Pa Second Section: DAILY WORKER. This Magazine Section Arrears Every Saturday in

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Nobody Home FS eeneen—. “ee -- Representatives of the Striking Passaic Textile Workers Went to Call on President Coolidge.

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SA A ST Mysticism in the New York Theatres » By MICHAEL GOLD. UGENE O'NEILL is still America’s great dramatist. For he is...

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Democracy and the Popularist Movement in China (Written in 1912) TRANSLATOR’S NOTE:—The article below was written by Lenin in

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(Translated by LYDIA GIBSON) night. From the hilltop you look over he village. You know it’s there, but you 1an’t see it, the

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By TOM BELL HE special conference of the Na- - tional Minority Movement held here (in London) on Sunday, March 21, was a...

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=~ ~~ By TANG SHIN SHE. “The bourgeolsie, which Is decay- Ing while still allve, will be replaced by the proletariat of the

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» | - The Daily Worker Cartoonist, Maurice Becker, shows the capitalist. and one-hundred percenters “thumbs down" on ‘the,