The Daily Worker dated October 14, 1933

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Tom Mann Farewell Meeting Sunday, St. Nicholas Danger! Danger Faces Our Daily Worker, Dollars WillSave It! Send Yours in...

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Page Two UNITED TEXTILE SPEEDS SILK STRIKE BETRAYALS AS N-T.W.U. GAINS GROUND Leaders of A. F. L. Union Send Men Back at Wage

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Page Three '75 NEGRO, WHITE STRIKERS IN NUT FACTORY JAILED FOR MILITANT MASS PICKETING W YORK, The Fighting Vets By H, BRIGGS

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Page Four DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1938 STEEL UNION IN NEW YORK HAS LED 5,000 METAL WORKERS IN STRIKES

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ROOSEVELT A\ Youths from Shops and Local Unions at Steel Conference sia Hee Adopt Specific Demands for Young Workers; Warm

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Page Six a Letters from Our Readers | IN D. W. SIMPLER LANGUAG Bluefield, Va. Comrade Editor: You frequently err in assuming

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WHAT WORLD! By Michael Gold More About Admirals THE OTHER day I described the manner in which a certain British admiral with

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“Page Fight Deily, <orker “America’s Only Working Class Daily Newspaper” FOUNDED 1924 Published daily, except sunday, by the