The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-08

gains OF the revolution.
was the signal for a tremendous ova-
ton. Zetkin brought to the workers
Of the Soviet Union greetings from
the German Communist Party and
from the working masses Of her coun-
try.
Germany, through its working
masses" declared Clara Zetkin, 're-
CARDS very sympa.hetically the build
ing Of socialism in the Soviet Union.
The late John Reed wrote book on
The November Revolution which he
called Ten Days That Shook the
World These ten days have turned
into ten years and have given new
direction to the whole epoch. The ex-
istence Of Che Soviet Union shows
that the class conscious will Of the
tproletariat can change the world"
Greet Coutur.cr.
/ Warm greetings from the sons Of
to the workers Of the L. s. S. r. bv
the Paris Commune were transmitted
by Valiant Coumrier. The speaker
declared that this was his third visit
to the Soviet Union. His first Yisic
took place during the terrible famine
period; his second visit synchron,zcd
/ with the beginning Of the restoration
Of economy in the Soviet Union Now,
he said, he was witnessing the IN
precedented task Of building I'D So
cialism.
You" declared Couturier, are the
future OF the world"
Aged Veteran Pledges Aid.
Couturier was followed on the plat
form by an aged veteran Of the Paris
Commune, Antoine Gay. The speak
er expressed his gratitude to the Soy
let Union FOR having received MIN.
Il swear TO defend the Soviet Union
with gun in hand if any Of the i'm
perialist powers dare attack it," con-
Guided Gay.
Speaking on behalf of the ,oiling
masses Of India Saklatyala, member
of the English parliament, described
the brutality with which British i'm
/ perialism exploited the workers Of
India. Men, women, and children, de-
clared Saklatvala worked not for
themselves but for capital, their
hours Of work being ,imitless and
their wages negligible.
Learn Lesson From II. 5. S. r.
They could not overthrow this
yoke, he continued, because they had
no organized leadership, but now aft
er the November revolution they know
the path they must follow.
On behalf Of the Chinese delega-
ton, Ii spoke. The toiling masses
of China, the speaker said, ARE now
engaged in a particularly difficult
struggle against their own 5ourgeoisie
and against he foreign imperialists.
However, they hope with the aid Of
the international proletariat and the
aid Of the workers d the Soviet Union
they will free themselves from the
shackles Of Imperialism"
Greet Barbussc.
( Henri Barbga1e, 10tcd french au-
thor, was enthusiastically greeted
when he delivered an address on be-
half of ali Of the foreign delegations.
Sen Katayamo, on behalf Of the
Japanese Communist Party and Max
NIatt, on behalf Of the Red Front
Fighters Of Germany. also addressed
Inc meeting Representatives Of the
Doreez miners anj ot the First Ma
tional Cavalry Regiment Of the North
Caucasus, greeted the meeting. The
honctz miners 5r,Qgut Two gifts, a
miners lamp and an ax, symbolic OF
Communist enlightenment, and the
necessity for destroy ing The enemies
of the proletarian revolution.
Exchange Greetings.
During the meeting greetings were
exchanged with similar meetings at
Leningrad and Khaykoy. The meet
, ing ended with speeches by represen-
tative pioneers who conveyed their
greetings in the name Of the work
ers' children Of Moscow. The meeting
concluded with the, singing of the TN
ternational.' After The meeting a
concert and ballet was presented.