The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-15
By DOMENICK FLAIANI.

AMERICAN capitalism, trembling before the
"a growing revolutionary wave which IS be-
ginning to sweep the country and the world
over, is resorting to fascist methods to Save
itself" Raids, arrests, clubbing of workers.
gas-bombs, breaking up of meetings, etc. are
their last methods.
New Jersey is clear example of this ten
dency towards fascism on the part of capt.
talisnl.
Mayor Congleton of Newark, Chief of Po-
lice McRell, the Public Service Co., the Stand
ard Oil Co., and the Manufacturers Associa-
tion of Northern New Jersey united with
Governor Larson to railroad workers to Jail
who dare raise their protest against the I'M
bearable conditions in the factories and mills
and against unemployment.
Ten Arrested.
Ten workers and workers leaders of New
ark were arrested on February IL at an UNI
employed indoor mass meeting. Among them
were the New Jersey Section Organizer of
the Communist Party, and a Negro worker
These ten workers are facing Jail sentences of
fifteen years on "sedtion" charge.
Nearly fifty arrests have been made by the
police in the city of Newark alone in a per-
iod of less than two months. Capitalist reac-
ton and terror against the workers, organized
and unorganized, employed and unemployed
is increasing. In spite of all and everything
the Newark workers are forging ahead to-
ward new era, toward renewed and victor
ious battles.
Only Workers Can Free Them.
The ten workers who are facing fifteen
years of Jail sentences must be snatched
away from the capitalist clutches. They must
be set free, to continue their labors in the
interest of the working class of New Jer-
sey; to lead the starving unemployed work
ers, for the struggle for work wages, for
the organization of the unorganized for the
building of the revolutionary trade unions, for
the building of the only revolutionary party
of the workers-the Communist Party of the
u S. A. Only the mighty power of the work
ers can set these ten valiant fighters of the
working class free. Only the workers with
their power can break down the iron bars of
capitalism which imprson the best fighters
of the working class.
The fascist Judge Albone of the Fourth Pre-
cinct, is plainly initiating his countryman,
Mussolini. Four workers, who together with
hundreds of Newark unemployed and employed
workers, demonstrated under the leadership Of
the Communist Party and the Trade Union
Unity League against the eviction of Negro
family. were sentenced by this fascist Judge
to $50 days in Jail. The International Labor
Defense appealed the case.
Fear MITIGATE Meets.
Seven workers who attempte to speak to
workers of the Westinghouse Electric Manu-
featuring Co were arrested mad fined $50 and
$25, with suspended sentences of from three
to six months by Judge Howe, of the Second
Precinct. Hungarian workers who demon
strated against the fascist flyer in the Newark
airport were arrested and fined $50, and sus-
spended jail sentences by the same Judge
Howe Judge Simenll ordered the public
spanking in court Of young Communist for
giving out leaflets.
Negro Workers Militant.
The increasing militancy and rehabilitation
on the part Of the most exploited section of