The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-24
Soviet Republics Invited
to Industrial Exhibition
in City of New Orleans
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the Union Of Soviet Republics tells the world that
it has been invited to participate in the Commercial
Industrial Exhibition to be held in New Orleans La w. s. A.
this fall There doubt that the Workers Government
will accept
in the Coolidge regime at Washington c. steadfasty
contend from silent CAL and his secretary Of state Ke
ogg down the line that they have not changed their
attitude toward Soviet Rule?
Where is KeIIogs predecessor "charIie" Hughes, who
Joined "Samme Gompers in his declining years. in decar-
ing Soviet Russia to be economic vacuum useless if
dangerous recognize and empty OF trade or COM
Tnercial possibilities?
If the Soviet Republics cannot break into Washington
the American side door, the important port at the mouth
Mississippi River where flows into the Gulf of Mexico
NEW ORLEANS, the capital city Of cotton
All attacks that have been made Soviet Rule by
the American department have bothered with facts
They have wandered far and wide in the realms OF antCo
munist propaganda. But here are a few facts:
FIRsT-Thee AlRussan TexIle
Syndicate New York corporation with capital stock Of 100000
fully n
sEcoND-rhe syndicate kievtz
ALUnOn Textile Syndicate Moscow which
o al mills n Russia.
THRDTh syndicate 2ess bales Of the ts24s25
American cotton value of ssS4oooo Twenty-Five steamers
purchases Americas s2s1e24 cotton
port Workers Republic.
FFTH-The first shipment g. 1924
thru New York
banks Neither credits recognition has from Washington but
the syndicate satisfactory credit with the Chase
National Equitable Trust New York" the
Review published Russian Trade Delegation Wash
ngton.
Soviet Rule busy buying the things the workers and
peasants need turnout The Union Buying them right here
in the United States of America!
What is more is having these goods, great shpoads
of cotton for instance shipped into the Soviet Union thru
Murmans, the Red Port the Arctic Ocean 1t was thru
Mumansk and Archange that the United States govern
ment in with its capitalist allies poured troops and
munitions in effort to crush the BosheVk Revolution of
November 1917 The American flag may fly from the mast
head of of the ships that sail into the harbor at MUIR
mask this month"; and next month, and the months there
after, but they carry cargoes of soldiers and In
stead they loaded to the gunWas with precious cotton
cargoes that will feed the Soviet textile mills making cloth
to cothe the liberated of Russia part of their
triple struggle lift their standard of living thru providing
themselves with better homes better clothing and better
food than they have enjoyed during all the centuries of
their ensIavement
In time the pIundered and andIess cotton growers of
The South of Oklahoma and Texas especially, will learn
where their cotton going who buying it, and how it is
being used in the land the where landlords have
been evced forever profit rule has abolished under
the Soviet STAR They might they will take it into their
heads proceed themselves in the direction Wash
ngton the political of the American mperiast empire
will number this among its fears the Union of Soviet Re-
pubc accepts the invitation participate in the CONNER
candustria Exhibition at New Orleans this fall