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New Britain herald., 1929-12-26
Money Rates Firm

Money rates were firm. with the loans quoted at 3-4 to per cent. The renewal figure on call funds was again 1-3 per cent, but the heavy requirements of the years few remaining days in preparation for heavy disbursements led 10 the belief that hrmer tone would de- vclop.
 Interest in tho foreign list fair ly active earlier in the week, dwin dled. Latin American loans. where wide fluctuations have appeared re- gently, were steady but dull ana there was some shifting of sat- = .tcntion to European municipala .Th" more prominent continental government loans held firm.
 Con,crtibleS Rally
 Convortibles rallied moderately on tn" early appearance Of strength in stocks. American and Internationa. Telephone 4 l-2S rose more than Il point. New Haven GS traded wifi unusual briskn,ss, bul within q small range.
 The rails were mixed. Change on the upside covered St. Louis X san Francisco f l-3s. Texas & Pa- citic 5s. Hudson X Manhattan Re- undinS as, and few others. Dc clines of around half point cam" out in Missouri Pacific 5S. Chicago X North Western f l-.s and New York Central as. Tho thinncss ot tn" market was well illustrated av "a . l-2 point drop in Union paci~ lic 4 l-2S on small dealings
 Utilities Are Firm
 Utilities and high grade industrials were firm, Slight improvement was ShoWn by American Telephone De enturc 3s Detroit Edi on as. New York Telephone EcfundinG Gs and Soutl1cn Bell Telephone 5s. Nolum 3ia Gas X Electric as and Consoli dated Gas of New York j 1-2s sold off shad" Illinois Steel -2s gain cd a point.
 United States Government worked higher on small turnOVrrS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26
Call Money Firm

Call money was firI1 at tn" rn- newal rate Of | T. per cent and the rate is expected 10 work high within the next few days because of the heavy year-enl demand for funds. Tim" money and commercial paper rates were unchanged. Wall Street is look 'ng for another small decrease in federal reserve brokers loans. which will be made public after the close Of the market today.
 High priced specialties led tho days advance in the market Au- burn Auto and Otis Elevator each scared about 15 points. Columbian Carbon 2 IA. American Tobacoo S%4. and J. ]. Case, General Electric and American Water Works jumpnl X points. or more r. <. Steel com- mon was marked up more than 4 points to 1GG T., or approximately t6 points above the weeks low quota tion. Westinghouse Electric, Amcri- can Water Works American X For eign Power, American Telephone Johns Mauvillc A. NJ. Ryers.. Sim : mons. American Can. Air Reduction and rnderWood- Elliott Fisher III sold to 7l4 points higher
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26
Public Utilities stocks
TREASURY BALANCE.
DrIJ, SEASON NETS G.G1O

Treasury Ealanc,. &9e5.gGG.7I-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26
|. S. W. Y. AUXILIARY TREE

\. G. Hammond Auxiliary, C. $. w. Y. will hold q Christmas tree party for members and their children and comrades of the A, G. Hammond Camp on Friday evening at T:30 o'clock al the state Armory.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26
MARKET STRONGER,
 WITH BRISK RALLY
Gains General, Ranging From 2 to 10 Points in Active List

New Olh. lJtt. = U VT W IT street experienced a marked change in speculative sentiment over the holiday. with the result that prices rallied briskly under heavy buying for both accounts. Net gains in q iong list of active issues ranged from to 10 points. with few specialties marked up as much as i , points.
 Fresh Buying Appears
 The apparent completion ot larG" scale selling, combined with fresh buying In anticipation ot inc distribution of more than one biI- lion dollars in January dividend and interest payments, gave the markel t much stronger undertono. Buying orders were distributed over a fair ly broad list. short covering again being an important factor in the days advance.
 D~ectors Of the Anaconda Copper Company declared the regular QuaT- tcrly dividend of $l.T5, tcmporari'T setting at rest fears that the recent decline ill the copper stocks forr- shadowcd a reduction in divide9I payments. The usual s1 extra was clared on Lackawanna railrotd common. The days business news included reports that holiday trade ir several of the large cities eNceed- ed earlier expectations, and eXpand- ing operations in some of the leal- lno alItOm olive rautsrS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26

The London stock exchange and the Paris bourse are closed today and will remain closed until Monday in continuation of the Christmas holidays. The Liverpool cotton, corn and provision exchanges are closed today, but will open again tomorrow. Domestic markets and financial in- stitutions resumed operations today as usual.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-26

Reluctance on the art of "short" traders to cover their commitments is emphasized in a number of mid week customers letters from New Y ork stock exchange member firms. This short" interest was said to be larger than it has been for several weeks One large commission house said hat it had never known time when traders short of the market showed so little concern, and such indifference 10 suggestions that they "covcr.'
 Dow Jones X co. reported today that a declining industrial demand for coal has resulted in a curtail- ment of production at several mines of the Pittsburgh Coal Co, with lit- tle change in prices. which keep at the lowest since 1916.
 The Equitable Trust Co. has re- c"ivcd approximately $&ol,H20 in gold from BuenoS Aires.
 Reports from the Youngstown steel district state that the Ford Motor Co. is buying strips and sheet metal in much heavier tonnage than heretofore for shipment next month.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
Den Gold Tells Why All Needle Workers
Must Vote Communist

In statement sharply attacking
be Tammany strike breaking
6gime and its republican and So
halist allies, Ben Gold, general man
kger Of the Needle Trades Workers
Industrial Union and communist Can
hdate for Alderman in the Goth
Aldermanic District, the Bronx, is
.ued call to all needle workers to
ally around the Communist Party
Is the only Party which is carrying
IN struggle for militant trade
lnion organization. Gold pointed
ut that the Communist Party bat
kes relentlessly against capitalist
hscist terror used against strikers
Ind all fighters in the ranks of the
working class.
Tammany's Strike-B Breaking.
Needle workers know who Jimmy
Walker is" declared Gold. Hun
reds of dressmakers, cloakmakers,
md furriers have felt the clubs of
Fammany's police over their heads,
!bly assisted by republicans and APP
Nauded by the socialist labor bu-
haucrats an d scab agents.
Needle workers also understand
eadily why it is now very fashion
Ple for the capitalists to compete
nth each other in praise and en-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
The Political Mass Strike
in the United States
By EARL BROWDER.

ID EVENING great Twelfth Anniver-
N sary, deepened
the political strike of the mobilization
ing class and its preparation for assuming state Lenn de-
scribed this role, saying:
This means-s revolutionary strike tenacious
which from place another from the end of the
the other the repeated sikethe strike which lifts the
backward elements life of struggle economic i'm
povemenhe strike which brands and gmates striking
of the rule of violence of arhtrarnes and of Tar
ismth demonstration strike which hosts the flag in the
which revolutionary speeches
revolutionary slogans into the crowd into the the people
such strike described by Lenin something foreign
Exactly such spontaneously
the of the American proeara What Lenn adds
the SYSTEM
political mass strike itself has BEEN and will be- produced by the ee-
of the American working add
bring to full development the element of conscious direction and
understandings
Let US recall few items Of our workngcass history What was
the Seattle General Strike of 1892 1t elemental political
strike without direction This sharply recognized by
workers all the revolutionary implications IN tha struggle 1t was not
for nothing that the capitalist hailed this strike red nsur
@ d f it if until If had esfa6isbd what ounteg
to dual government of Seattle, for short period
THE POLITICAL MASS STRIKE.
Similarly with the Winnipeg General STRIKE Of the same PERIOD
revealed gangy the
any understanding leadership the other
In the period the general strike free Mooney
Billings This took deep hold the working class of the whole
country by the vigorous mobilization of
strike would undoubtedly have gained
tremendous but for The fatal weaknesses and achey
orgamzatlonal
MANY IN AMERICAN HISTORY
These three of the political general strike in recent Amer
history predecessors smaller scale They
struggles
expression captams postwar
miners betrayed by the UMWA by the
strike; by the "ouaw" strike of railroad anmen,
strikes highest of the develop
revolutionary struggle They the broad
inevitable developments the PERIOD which
entering
consciously the development
political deepening leadership of these inevitably forth
coming political strikes in the United States.
which, successfully executed
working America the stage of history
first consciously taking the
history The which the Communist
laid by history The which the Com
tackles this the of its maturity
Boshevk party to workers % victory.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

proletarian revolution, it broke the
world economic system and as a
result we now have one one hand
the capitalist world which has en-
tered into its general crisis and, on
The other, the Socialist world which
is progressing steadfastly.
The blow received by the capital
list world as a result of the war,
the sharpening of the class strug-
gle due to the influence of the Oc-
tober Revolution, around the prole-
tartan masses of Europe and the
colonial and selni-colonial popula-
tons. The October Revolution gave
the signal of revolt to the whole
world and to a series Of revolutions
and revolutionary movements from
1918 to this day.
The betrayal by the social democ-
racy has interferred with the march
Of the proletariat, it allowed CAPT.
talism to catch its breath, to find a
certain balance for itself and stem,
for a moment, the rising trend Of
the working class along the lines
indicated by Lenin and by the Oc-
tober Revolution.
In the face Of the advance Of the
proletarian revolution, capitalism
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

gle against the proletarian revolu-
ton. IN other words it has been
"fascistized,"--it has become social
fascism, Even where it is COM
petitor of fascism, as in Austria, we
see it "fascisized" by its alliance
with reactionary forces.
Social democracy of today is not
what it was Yesterday. And as the
masses become radical they 60 from
it and move themselves in the direc-
ton Of the prcletarian revolution.
With the fall of the veil which has
been hiding the essence of bourgeois
democracy, with the character and
attitude of the present social de-
mocracy clearly shown, and with
the development of fascism in all
capitalist countries, the division be-.
tween the classes becomes kcener,
the proletariat perceives mores and
morc clearly the road it must fol-
low.
The prcletariat understands tha.
it is its historical role to transform
the capitalist social order into a
new Communist Society, into a So
ciety without classes and under
stands also that in order to dc this,
it is necessary to follow the example
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
All Power to the Sovlets!"

accompanied by by the phenomena
sabotage opposition opposite
either plain ordinary liars living another world
The of April 90 day which the people, of their free
man against the concon governmenbs incident alone was
enough to show all the instability of the bourgeois basis The
felt their strength and the basis of this strength there began that
which passed its zenith particularly Knsky who had the
predatory imperias pocket
ordered the make All the activities the
ators always understood calculated deceive the people,
patience beginning exhausted
was the November Revolution
A SIGN POST,
pointed the people must proceed
the national production
and transportation placing all these the hands of the workers
peasants state power the sove-w said then and we fight
for this slogan The people desired convoke the Constituent Assem-
band convoked it. But the felt what this Wanted
Assembly really represents again
filled the will of the people which declares A the sove"
And shall crush the sabours When the boiling
omony Institute Palace
suddenly by corpes
When they made of all the available their against
socialism, applying the
formed the pride of knowedgnto
exploiting the ong and though they did
ped the steps toward the socialist revolution this they could
not break it, and will be able break it. the of the
soes too great The sove have already begun crush the
oulived system,
manner but in proletarian and peasant manner.
NO CANCELLATION
al power Constituent Assembly
policy Cancellation bourgeois
place the tong higher
though
now be adorned a garb
speeches Tseee leaders,
of the civil droong with with decrepitude with seny
But long Kae exists and long the slogan: M
with power-so long escape
from civil for shall the Soviet for anything
And Assembly again
setting aside all the burning and timely questions by the
Sovewe answered them that there could be moments delay
And by the will Of the Soviet the Constituent Assembly which
has failed to recognize the of the people, dispersed The
stakes of the Ryashnys have been their opposition
only sharpen the civil and bring about and early outbreak
ofit
republic will triumph regardless of what happens!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

has undertaken, since the end of the
war, the rehabilitation of ''democ-
racy" and exposed to large masses
more clearly it's real essence previ-
ously hidden by the veil of bourgeois
democracy, which, translated, means
liberty for capitalism to control all
instruments of production, to ex-
plot, to dominate and to maintain
in chains the great majority Of the
population.
In order to stop the march of the
revolution, capitalism has adopted
new forms of reaction: it has de-
veloped mass reaction of certain sec
tons of the population. The bour-
geois State has revealed its true
essence has appeared more clearly as
the instrument Of the bourgeoisie,
of the class in power, of financial
capital. Wherever the class contra
dictions, due to the unequal develop
ment Of capitalism, have been
sharper and the loss Of equilibrium
of the capitalist system has been
greater, we have seen the rising Of
fascism. We have seen it rise first
in Italy and later in other countries
which have followed other roads and
other processes Of formation but
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

dorsement of Thomas, the socialist
candidate for mayor. Thoma-sthe
graduate of one of the most exclu-
sive olleges in the United States,
the minister, the gentleman;
Thomas,-who joins with the reac-
tionary takers of the Federation of
Labor, with the needle manufacture
ers, with the capitalist state govern
ment, in trying to force compulsory
arbitration upon the bitterly ex-
plotted needle workers; Thomas
who fights to free the police so that
more of them may be used as strike
breakers on the picket lines; Thomas
who sanctions gangsterism, ar
rests, prison terms for militants
fighting against sweat shop condi-
tions and against the l. l.. G. w. u,
the bosses company union which he
endorses-this Thomas is indeed an
excellent candidate for the third
party of capitalism
Only One Workers Party.
Needle workers have long reso-
lutionarw tradition. That tradition
must today especially rouse them to
repudiate the parties of capitalism,
to support the program and candi-
dates Of the Communist Party, to
Vote Communist on election day.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

Lave always led to one end and as
sumed the same substance.
Today fascism is in power in Italy,
Spain, Poland, Hungary, Bulgary,
Rumania, Austria and Czechoslova-
kia, reckoning in Europe only.
In all these countries the develop
ment of fascism has assumed vari-
Gus forms but it has suppressed the
regime Of old democracy" and Gre
;ited mass reactionary movement
il order to stem the proletar;an
revolution.
The assassination" process oc-
ours in all capitalist countries, ac-
companies the concentration process
Of capitalism, constitutes the last
card of the bourgeoisie and accel-
crates the war preparations against
the Soviet Union.
In large industrial countries where
the proletariat is powerful, the bour-
geoisie makes use, in its reactionary
transformation, Of the social democ-
racy, which is now counter-revo-
lutionary weapon. Social democracy
has gone, step by step, down to in
dustrial peace, to the denial Of the
class struggle, to fascist arbitration
committees, and to the armed strug-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
BY Mario Alpi


While the war was raging in the
whole capitalist world, bringing ha-
voc and death, great roar much
more powerful than all imperialist
guns shook the earth and awakened
the people. The Russian proletariat
was the first to overthrow the capt.
talist regime and install it's own
dictatorship.
The words Of Lenin, who since
1905 had predicted how the Russian
proletariat would succeed bringing
revolutionary light to the dark and
desperate masses, how the Russian
Revolution would last not four
months but for years and how the
power of the bourgeoisie would be
overthrown forever, became re-
atty.
The victorious proletarian revolu-
ton appropriated the expropriators,
it took the instruments of produc-
ton away from the hands of the
bourgeoisie and land owners, in
stalled the proletarian dictatorship
in sixth part of the world, created
new type Of State, the State Of
Soviets. The October revolution fur
Their disclosed the way for the world
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

given by the Russian proletariat and
finally, that it must replace the
bourgeois dictatorship, the bourgeois
liberty to enslave the proletariat,
with the proletarian dictatorship
which is greater democracy that
translated itself into liberty for the
proletariat and for the great ma.
jority.
With the deepening of the CONTRA
dictions and the sharpening Of the
class struggle, a new revolutionary
period is being disclosed, the con-
seriousness of the proletariat is be-
coming stronger, the lessons of the
October Revolution more vivid.
Large masses are waking up and
looking to the Soviet Union, their
class Fatherland, ready to defend it,
ready to fight fascism, social-fasc-
ism and for the proletarian dictator
ship.
On the Twelfth Anniversary of
the October Revolution, the slogans
of the revolutionary proletariat are:
CLASS AGAINST CLASS!
DICTATORSHIP OF THE PRO-
LETARIAT! AGAINST THE FOS-
cIST CAPITALIST DICTATOR
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
Are You Worker? Then Read
and Build the Daily W0yke,
By ALFRED WAGENKNECHT.

this time when capitalist sterilization becomes
intensified exploitation driving the
robbery the employing
Worker.
Daily Worker is the official of the Communist Party
nseparabe Party life march forward hand
with task the Party undertakes This is generally
by the membership The Twelfth Ami
Revolution positively mark
during which Daily Worker
placed the agenda coworke
campaign in which the Party enters.
fight against naturalization for the organization the
organized the Daily Worker play leading role In battling
against the terrorism of the BOSSES social ascm the social reformst
the Daily Worker be placed position of being able speak
workers The Soviet Union must be defended
mobilization To this
Daily Worker be rooted all basic
tial industries
Beginning today the Daily Worker must before factory
mill throughout the industries of the nation 1t must be
working residence sections well
organized house house camagn must speak from the platform
reach thauden meeting the Party has jurisdiction
Every Party member accept it foremost task to build
the Daily Worker that become the builder of the
Party that the thru the Daily Worker
fuence and lead the broadest of workers
proposals will forward every Party subdivision
proposals build official
for the Party this the third postwar period And of all others
will sayhey still have the second period and the
of this should be apparent to comade by
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
Continued from Page One]

ALL wishes idle
creative work They the entire with their
network and the tighter this of peoples Sove becomes the less
possible will the exploitation of the tong the existence
of the incompatible with the oushng the
all contradictions of representatives
Of the bougeos who wagng their struggle against Sovet
exclusively in the of their interests.
A RESULT OF HISTORICAL FORCES.
capitalism socialist system
panied by long stubborn conflict The Russian Revolution having
overrown obliged much further it could not af
ford itself with the achievement of bourgeois republic
the the unheadf resulting from the
exhausted nations had created soil for the outbreak of the social
revolution and there nothing more mpudent than that the
further the
person, they lament, by the will of dictator"
The revolutionary cnfagraon burst forth only by the
created by the which plainly and definitely faced the ng
with the alternative either take bold audaous and fearless STEP
to persh-to die-of hunger.
revolutionary onfagraon soviets
this of the poaran revolution established The Rus
people accomplished tremendous leap the transition from
the This undnabe hitherto unparalleled
fact and the time when the bourgeois parments of all states
and bound together by the ties capitalism property have
nowhere and time offered the revolutionary
the Sov tanning the flame revolution imperavey
the people, fight take everything hands,
yourselves
doubt that revolutionary development
called forth by the the Sovets there will be all kinds of
takes and foe but it secret that revolutionary
inevitably and
chaos destruction disorder Bourgeois also
is also hroatcutng and this situation has called forth and
the conflict between the Constituent Assembly the
Soviets.
All of these wo reminding the time when also
Assembly
suffering from complete lack brains understanding
Assembly
considered
Kerensky republic the Sov
being they naturally being popular revolutionary organizations
mmeasuraby other parliament all the world
and is this situation that emphasized early April of last
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
THE ROAD TO FREEDOM.

The Soviets delivering serious blow land
holding aiding their final overthrow
the of bourgeois society," have started which
brought the people the building of life. already
this construction well
doubt the socialist revolution
all pristine, obvious fawless