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nation of factOnaism which Party
tnary activities towards building Communist this
country.
"2We pledge ally carry
TO vigorously by effort the
and any effort to bring disunity within the Party ranks
-We further pledge increasing loyalty the Communist In
against Right the organization of the unOrganzd the ang
Of the Negro the mobilization
eliminate onasm and the consolidation working
powers and the establishment Republic
CALLS ADDRESS DEATH BLOW TO FACrgoNALIsM
mous adapted the following resolutions
Committee of the membership the
Communist Party of the United States of America
81 We the members of the Textile Mill of
District fully accept and ndorse the Address the Executive Com
mtee of the Communist International published the Daily
May TO- which is death blow faonasm and guide
right wing deviation in Party.
80 We Lovestone Wolf for their
splitting actions the United
49, We approve and support the removal of Comrade Miller bv
the Pocom his unprnciped
enation Address We expect the Poom the action
restrdy opposition the Communist
International will be noticed
OTTO HALL FOR STRONG, UNITED PARTY
of the Negro de-
partment of the Trade Union Educational
the Party America
a follows:
q heartily Pocom of the
Communist Party of the u A. accepting full the
the Communist international
to the Communist Party of the United States
Negro member the Party supporter majority
Party for what
done the Party whole particularly
fore join with the Poom calling all members of the Party
their whoeheared to the Communist International decisions
The terrible conditions of the workers. black
victims OF the most intensive capitalist exploitation their
organized condition calls for the mobilization
effort strengthen Party build
carry a successful fight against imperialism.
The Communist international is the op
Iofe as an section OF the Communist it is
duty and build the Communist International carrying
its decisions full and eliminate all factonasm
Party.
Yours for strong united Party, (sgned) HALL.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
BROOKLYN NEGRO.
CONGRESS- Meets.
Discusses Housing and
Anti-Imperialism

The regular meeting of the
Brownsville-Brooklyn branch of the
American Negro Labor Congress,
held June 6, at the Brownsville
Workers Center, 154 Watkins St.,
Brooklyn, was a very fruitful one.
Thirteen Negro WORKERS joined the
branch and a campaign for the bet
tering of housing conditions in
Brownsville was launched.
w. Burroughs, representing the
National A. N. L. c., delivered an
excellent talk. She pointed out that
one of the reasons why the Negroes
have failed to make any Roadway in
their struggle for emancipation up
to the present has been the fact
that they have fought ONLY as an
oppressed race and not as part of
the whole working class against their
eXploiters. She emphasized that the
Negro workers must unite with their
white fellow workers and together
fight capitalism, the real source of
Negro oppression.
The Brownsville Brooklyn Branch
passed motion endorsing the Anti
Imperialist difference to be held in
Paris, July 20, and the preliminary
conference in New York, June Is.
Makel, Krempel and Jones were
chosen as delegates to the New York
conference.
A resolution was also passed con-
demning the lynching of Joe Boxly
in Alan, Tennessee. The resolution
pointed out that the lynching was
but another example of brutal MUIR
der constantly carried on by the
capitalists against the Negroes so
as to keep them in fear and subjuga-
ton.
The last order of business was the
housing question. Members of the
branch spoke at length about the
miserable housing conditions of the
Negroes in Brownsville. Rents are
out of all proportion to wages. The
stairs in the houses are broken, the
plumbing bad. The landlord abso-
lutely refuses to repair anything.
Even the Emergency Rent Laws,
which granted but slight protection,
are now repealed. 1t was pointed
out that only through organized eff
fort under the A. N. l.. c. can the
Negroes of Brownsville force the
landlords to lower rents, make re-
pairs and install modern improve
ments. A committee of seven was
elected to serve as the housing COM
mittee. Concrete steps were outlined
to make this campaign a. success.
These included an immediate inves-
LEGATION; exposure through the press
Daily Worker, Negro Champion,
etc.--open-air and mass meetings;
and the formation of Tenants
League
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
"CROM" SUPPORT
FOR GALES N AN
Mexican Right Wing Is
Defying Peasants

MEXICO CITY, June IL. - The
'Partido Laborista Mexicano" CPL.
NJ, the political expression of the
Mexican Federation of Labor Ger.
O.M), announced that its presiden-
tial candidate for the next elections
will be Pascual Ortiz Rubio, the can
didate Of the "Grand Partido Ma
cional Mexicano" recently founded
by Gales. This adhesion of the c.
ROM. to the candidate of the CAL
les party came only after the elm
nation of Aaron Saenz, who was
first spoken of as the candidate of
the Gales Party.
The leaders of the GROIN. and
the P.L.M. objected to Saenz be-
cause he opposed all labor organi-
cations, even the GROIN, while he
was governor in the state of Nuevo
Leon. The C.R.O.M.'s support of
Ortiz Rubio will accentuate the an
tagonism between the GROIN. and
the various agrarian parties from
the Communist National Peasant
League to the "True National
Agrarian Party" which supported
Valenzuela during the last military
revolt.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
CONSERVATIVES
IN BOLIVIA VOTE
FOR SOCIALIST"
Republicans Socialist"
Administration In

LA PAZ, Bolivia, June 12.-Dur-
ing the recent general elections to
the senate, the parliament, and the
municipal administrations of Bolivia,
the capital, La Paz, elected by
majority the list of the Republican
socialist coalition" against tn e
Liberals. The republican party" is
the name of the conservatives at
present in power. In Sucre, the seat
of the supreme court, the conserva-
tives of the fascist opposition, fol-
lowers of the former dictator,
Saavedra, were elected.
Election Suspended.
There was socialist" deputy in
Bolivia in the former parliament,
Ricardo Soruco, a lawyer from
Cochabamba, who was elected in the
railway center of Oruro, without op-
position by the conservatives, in
order to prevent a victory of the
Liberals.
In the recent election, however, it
was impossible to impose such a
socialist candidate in Oruro with it's
large industrial population, and the
consequence was that during the
elections two workers were shot and
several injured, and the election
was suspended by order of the
governor.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
LITTLE OIL men
F.. FIGHT STANDARD
Hoover Wants Unity
for Next War

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
June 12.-Feverish caucusing among
the western public lands states with
the object of enlisting support for
their resistance to the Hoover-spon-
sored order forbidding prospecting
for oil and gas in certain western
states outside the control of the
Standard Oil group, marked the oil
conservation conference here yes
terday.
The conference aims to unity oil
production to enable the United
States to fight rival trusts in the
next world clash, under Chairman
Mark L. Requa's plea of absolute
necessity" of conservation.
At the same time, because of its
domination by the powerful STAN
dard Oil interests, the Hoover order
hits western groups fighting for the
modification or withdrawal of the
oil permit of March IL which cramps
their scramble for profits. They
were supported by the Oklahoma
group which pushed a resolution de-
handing vigorous enforcement of
the antitrust laws" periodically
lodged by their more powerful
rivals.
Even while they made this re-
quest, So Standard Oil companies
were convicted of violating the Sher-
man antitrust law by pooling their
"oil cracking" processes. The Uni
ted States district court in Chicago
granted the government a perman-
ent injunction against them.
However, because of the power
full strings which the Standard Oil
pulls in every instrument of govern
ment, the decision is expected to
affect them as little as the famous
Judge Lands ruling which fined
them $29,000,000. Subsequent liti-
cation after the appeal dragged on
for nine years, during which the
corporation lodged payment by
splitting itself into ostensibly Gin
dependent" groups.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
2 Argentine Socialist
Parties Join to Save
Their Remaining Votes

The re-uniting of the two social
list parties of Argentina, the "old''
socialist party under the leadership
CT the deputies Repetto and Dick
man and the senator Bravo, and the
independent socialist party" which
seeded from the party about two
years ago under the direction of Di
Tomaso, is being discussed in the
press and the meetings of both So
cialist parties and by the two So
cialist parliamentary fractions.
The organ of the "old" socialist
party is the "Vanguardia," while the
new independent socialist party"
published the 'Libertad." All at
tacks against the other socialist
party have ceased entirely in both
newspapers and certain coilabora-
ton of the two groups was notice
able lately in parliament, although
lin the municipality the "indepen-
dents" support Irigoyen while the
"cld" socialists oppose him.
The split of the socialist party
brought about a considerable loss
of votes and seats for both frac-
tions during the last elections.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13

ready with relief to feed, clothe and
so aid and encourage the workers
in their battles. Even though the
W. l. R.. is today engaged in so
many fields of struggle and relief
funds are so necessary, we are send
ing you this contribution of S25 to
help send a children's delegation to
the fatherland of the workers of the
world, the Soviet Union.
International working class soil
darity is the slogan of the Workers
International Relief. We call upon
the workers to stand back of and
support this Workers Children's
Delegation. Let the exploited work,
crs' children Of this country bring
our message of solidarity to the
freed workers and their children in
the U. S. S. R.
With greetings of solidarity
Workers International Relief; AL
fred Wagenknecht, national secre-
tary; Mary Himoff, secretary Chill
dren's Section, w. I. R.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
U. S. TRIES BRIDE
ON NICARACUANS
Canal Graft Splitting
Nationalist

American imperialists are aggres.
sively driving ahead with their plans
to build a second canal between
North and South America as a part
OF their general plans for further
political and financial penetration of
Latin-America and preparations fol
imperialist war. This is creating a
sharper differentiation in the ranks
of the nationalist forces in Mica
ragua. The U. S. finance capital
lists are busy corrupting the petty
bourgeois nationalists, many of
whom have already sold out to the
lmperialists. The bourgeois politi-
clans, of course, have long since been
supporting Moncada, agent of U. S,
imperialism. According to the in
formation which has just been re-
ceived by the All-America Anti
Imperialist League, an attempt is
being made by Yankee imperialists
to bride even SANDING. Of course,
such attempts have been made be-
fore and have been Indignantly re-
fused by SANDING.
The building of the Nicaraguan
canal involves graft and corruption
on gigantic scale, to insure the
further political and financial pene-
tration of Latin-America.
The Manos Fuera de Nicaragua
has just issued strong appeal to
all organizations of workers and
peasants to uphold the banner of
revolt and maintain militant resis-
lance of Yankee intervention. Many
anti-imperialist organizations thru
out Eatin-America have pledged
their unconditional resistance to the
plans of the imperialists. They
have also pledged themselves to
send delegates to the Second Anti
Imperialist World Congress at
Paris, July 20 to 81, which will
deal with this problem.
; A New York Anti-Imperialist
conference has been called by the
All-America Anti-Imperialist League
to be held on June Is at Irving
Plaza Hall, 18th st. and Irving
Place, at 2 p. m. where Latin
American delegates will meet to ex-
pose the fake peace" between
Bolivia and Paraguay made by
America and the settlement of the
Tacna-Arica dispute, in both of
which the American imperialists
have Unanswered to strengthen their
position. The terrorism of Machado
in Cuba; the impoverishment of the
masses in Haiti, Porto Rico and
other Caribbean colonies of Wall St..
the new wave of revolt throughout
Latin-America as we'll as the sit
uation in the colonial world will be
subjects thoroughly discussed at
this conference. All labor and anti
imr>Srialist organizations are urged
10 send delegates.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
BORNO, DICTATOR
OF HAITI, PLANS
VISIT TO The U. S.
Will Ask Hoover to
Cancel Elections

A visit to the United States is
now being planned by Louis Borno,
Wall Streets dictator of Haiti, who
has imprisoned and tortured hun
dreds of militant Haitian workers at
the behest of the Wall Street gov
eminent.
Expose Plan.
The proposed visit Of this puppet
dictator, who has aided Wall Street
in impoverishing the workers and
peasants of Haiti, is attacked by the
Haitian Patriotic League, a section
Of the All-America Anti-Imperialist
League, as visit to request Presi-
dent Hoover to avoid the legislative
election from taking place, SO that
he can remain dictator without the
bother of fixing the elections. The
statement follows in part:
"The people of Haiti are abso-
utely opposed to the proposed trip
Of Borno to the United States and
are utilizing all channels to protest
against this trip to be made only
a few days before the elections for
president and legislature.
Workers Pay for Visit.
SIT is reported that $4,000 was
appropriated from the Haitian treas
ury to finance this trip. He will be
accompanied by John H. Russell, the
so-called U. S. High Commissioner
in Haiti, and a few other Haitian
and United States officials, who will
go directly to Washington, D. c., to
interview President Herbert Hoover
and the state department. The pur-
pose will be to ask for the support
of the president of the United States
and the United States state depart
ment for the reelection of Borno as
president of Haiti.
at is said that Borno is going
this time to Washington to ask Pres
ident Hoover to avoid the legislative
election from taking place to impose
him again on the Haitian people.
Demonstrations are taking place
in Haiti. Organizations and groups
are being mohilized to combat this
reelection, to prevent the trip and
asking the people of the United
States to help them protest against
the traitorous sell-out of the Haitian
workers and peasants to the ex-
ploitation of Wall Street.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
Cooperative Workers
Aid Daily by Giving
30 Per Cent of Pay

Communist Party members work
ing in the Proletcos Cooperative
Cafeteria at the Workers Center, &c
Union Square, donated 80 per cent
OF their last weeks wages to the
Daily Worker.
AS part of its program "to help
the working class in their struggle
to abolish the capitalist system of
society,"" the cooperative recently
reduced cost of meals to its men,
bers. 1t aims to build a large MEM
bership which, "side by side with
the workers organized in the new
industrial unions, fights for new
society"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
COMMUNISTS HIT
SOCIALIST LOAN
Fraction in Reichstag
Proposes Tax on Rich

BERLIN (By Mail).- The Com
munist Reichstag Fraction has in
troduced motion calling upon the
government to abandon the 500
million inland loan of the social
democratic finance minister Hilferd-
ing and to put forward 2 law i'm
posing a super-tax upon large for
tunes of over 100000 marks. There
are in Germany 1889 persons who
each possess a fortune over a
million marks, making in all $751;
100000 marks. Having this fact in
mind, the proposal of the Commu-
nists, which is enthusiastically sup
ported by the masses of the working
population, is of considerable i'm
portance. The results of such a
super-tax should be applied to rails
ing the unemployed workers allow
ances, declare the Communists. The
500 million loan of Hilferding has
also caused great indignation
amongst the Electromagnetic, be-
cause those who subscribe to the
loan are exclusively rich bourgeois
and are freed from income, property,
death duties and capital levy taxes
in connection with the loan. This
abandonment of taxation and the
loss of interest for the Reichs
treasury means an annual cost of
so million marks, in other words,
$50 million marks extra taxation are
to be squeezed out of the toiling
masses during the course of the next
five years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
SERB DICTATOR
ARRESTS 1000
White Hand King Jails
CrOat Nationalist

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, June IL.
The Serbian military dictatorship
struck viciously at the growing
Croatian nationalist and separatist
movement today, with the arrest of
over 1000 Croatians.
Most of those arrested were stud
ents attending the university at
Zagreb, which is the capitol of
Crotia. There also were seven out
standing lawyers-all Crotaian
party leaders,-among those jailed,
including DR.. Vlato Machek.
DR.. Machek became leader of the
Croatian peasant party after the
death of Stefan Raditch, who was
shot down in the chamber of depu-
ties. His death was one of the i'm
mediate causes of the break between
the Croats and Serbs, who dominate
the triple kingdom of Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes.
DR.. Pernar and Zanitch, outstand-
ing Croatian leaders, also were ar
rested.
The Croat nationalists withdrew
from parliament after the shooting
of Raditch, and most of them ap-
plauded the "White Hand" dictator
ship set up by or through King
Alexander some months ago.
Savage attacks by the new die
tatorship on all Croat nationalist
organizations, however, are disil-
lusioning many of them.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
Receive New Supply
of the Anniversary
Communist Interim

The Workers Library Publishers
43 E. 125th St., has received an adj
ditional supply of the anniversary
issue of the Communist Interna-
tional, Number $40. Those who did
not receive their copies are urged
to duplicate the original orders at
once since the demand is great and
the number of copies on hand is
very limited.
The new issue consists of Num-
bers II, II and IS and is a con-
tinuation of the Anniversary Edi-
ton. The price of it is reduced to
Is cents. All literature agents are
urged to send in their orders with
out delay.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
COUNTRY AROUND
C0RO, COLOMBIA
BORDER, SEIZED
SANDING Aid Leads One
Detachment

CORO, Venezuela, June ia
revolutionary movement is sweeping
over Venezuela, The forces of Gen
eral Urbina, in spite of government
reports to the contrary, are gaining
ground at Coro, where there is a
Gomez-Per government garrison.
A report from the Colombian bor-
der tells of mounted bands of revo-
lutionists operating all along the
international line. The Colombian
troops are said to have been mob
ilized along the border.
In the state of Miranda, 60 miles
away from Caracas, General Borges
is up in arms, and has issued a
proclamation which is termed "radi-
cal" by the conservative press of
Colombia, etc.
SANDING Aid Revolts.
In the western part, in the state
of Monagas, news has been received
that General Bartolome Ferrer and
Colonel Carlos Aponte (who for a
long time fought as second on the
Liberator Army of General Sandino)
have attacked with great success,
capturing some small villages and
plenty of ammunition.
Workers, starved and overworked
and reduced to a condition of peon-
age by the bloody rule of Gomez,
see no alienation coming to them
from his retirement and replacement
by another of the same clique. They
are joining the revolt, for a change
of government.
The Communist leader, Machado,
has been wounded by the govern
ment during the fighting around
Coro.
There has been a general strike
in Caracas, the nations capital, and
the strikers were attacked by gov
eminent troops.
A revolt of the students has also
taken place.
U. S. imperialists are responsible
for the state of affairs existing in
Venezuela with the absolute fascist
dictatorship in full swing in that
district.
Any attempt on the part of
the Washington government to in
terfere in the rebellion will be met
with resistance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
Report Britain Ready
to Open Negotiations
for U.S.S.R. Relations

LONDON, June 12.-It is report
ed here that cabinet meeting de-
cided that Foreign Secretary Arthur
Henderson should in the near future
approach Norway and with a re-
guest that she take the role of ar
ranging a conference between Brit
ain and the U. S. S. R. to reopen
diplomatic relations. British big
business has suffered during the
period of the breach through the
taking Of part of the Russian
market by Britain's rivals.
The cabinet also decided to push
the ratification Of the Young plan.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
Belgian Committee to
Fight for Freedom of
Prisoners of Rumania

BRUSSELS (By MaiD Belgian
intellectuals have formed commit
tee to work for a general and I'M
conditional amnesty for all political
prisoners in Roumania. This COM
mittee has now issued an appeal
signed by A. Vermeylen, Van Dye,
Vercouilles, Planquard, De Kayser,
Balthazar, Jean Tousseul, Lambert
Merlot, Leonard Melot and other
prominent persons. The appeal de-
mands general amnesty, the can
ceiling of all current processes and
the abolition of the court martials
for the trial Of civilians.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
FASCIST FLIGHT HALTED.
REYKJAVIK, Iceland. June II

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, June IL
Continued reverses marked the at
tempt of the seaplane Sverige to
continue today it's trail-making
flight to America by way of Green
land. The flight is to boost the
fascist Swedish government which
once sent it's flyers against the u.
S. S. r.
The filters made two unsuccessful
take-offs today and each time re-
turned to their base here. At 10
a. m. 6 a. m. E. S ST. they were
still ashore and it appeared that the
third attempt might be delayed
seytral hours. ~.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
MEXICAN STUDENTS STRIKE,

MEXICO CITY, June IL. - A
crowd of about 1000 university
students invaded the university
building tonight and demanded the
resignation of Rector Antonio Castro
Leal. The demonstrators massed at
the front steps of the administra-
tive building and voted to maintain
a guard of 100 students at the build
ing until their demand is met.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13

Worker Prisoners Held
in Rumanian Prisons
Win a Hunger Strike

BUCHAREST (By MaiD.-After
q hunger strike lasting 10 days, the
news now comes that the authori-
ties have released Irene Ortner.
Sam Pinkel and Doreanu Popescu,
and that the remaining prisoners
have received the privileges de-
manded as political prisoners.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
BRAND and Stresemann
Decide on Conference
of Allies Over Rhine

MADRID, Spain, June 12.-Ger.
man Foreign Minister Stresemann
and Foreign Minister BRAND OF
France in meeting today decided
that it was necessary to Immediately
call an international conference to
arrange details for the Allies evacu-
alton of the Rhineland, following the
expected ratification of the Young
plan.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
Enlightenment Campaign The Comnem Address to the Communist Party

HE POlbureau is DESTROYS of securing the broadest pos
- sibe Enlightenment Campaign the COmntern Ad-
dress and the immediate Party tasks outlined therein All
Party members and particularly the comrades active in the
workshops in the basic industries invited to write their
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-13
CARPENTERS WIN DEMANDS

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., (FP).-
Striking union carpenters won the
5-day week and 5 per cent wage
increase after a strike.