The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-06-19

and nationalities, are expected
Garden in a mighty demOnstra
of the Seventh National Conve
This convention is the most
significant in the history of
the Party. 1t comes at a time
when the tide of working class
struggle is rising throughout
the world, when 100000 unem-
ployed workers in the United States
are looking to the Communist Par
ty for leadership, when revolt is
seething in the mining, textile,
metal, marine, agricultural, shoe,
needle and many other industries.
1t comes at a time when in the two
most important colonial countries
in the world, China and India,
whose combined population is near
ly half the total population of the
globe, heroic revolutionary strug-
giles are in progress, shaking the
very foundations of world imperial
ism.
Support India, China Revolt.
Support the Chinese and Indian
Revolutions! will be one of the
great rallying cries of tomorrow
nights meeting. This militant dem
onstration will express the I'M
breakable solidarity of the Ameri-
can workers with the glorious
struggles of the Chinese and Indian
masses to free themselves from i'm
perialist oppression and their native
exploiters.
The demonstration will also mark
another step in the struggle against
unemployment which is being led
by the Communist Party and the
Trade Union Unity League. 1t will
be a preliminary mass mobilization
for the big National Unemployed
Convention in Chicago July a and
10000 voices will thunder the de-
mand for the immediate release of
the leaders of the New York March
6 demonstration, Foster, Minor, Am
ter and Raymond, of the six At
lanta prisoners now facing the cleo
trio chair, of the organizers of the
agricultural workers in California
and of all class war prisoners.
Speakers From Shops.
Tomorrow nights rally will make
a departure from all previous mass
meetings in that there will be one
leading speaker representing the
Communist Party, all the other
speakers being rank and file work
ers from shop and factories. These
speakers will bring greetings to the
Party convention and will express
the determination of the workers
they represent to fight under the
leadership of the Party and to sup
port its program in the coming
elections.
Trade unions, clubs and other
workers organizations are now
rallying their members, as well as
unorganized workers, to demon
strate in a body at Madison Square
Garden, 49th st. and Eighth Ave-,
with their banners and placards. A
program of vivid proletarian enter
tainment will be provided by the
Labor Sport. Union, .Freiheit Ges-
angs Verein ard Workers Interna-
tional Relief Band. Tickets are
only 35 cents in advance; so cents
at the door. They are on sale at
the district office of the Party, 26
Union Square, N. Y. c.
Needle Workers In 1t.
The great mass meeting of needle
trades workers, meeting at the call
of their industrial union yesterday
in Cooper Union voted to call all
needle workers. employed and un-
employed, to attend the Madison
Square meeting in a body. Needle
Trades shops will organize for
group participation in the demon
stration, and there will be speakers
from these shops.
Textile Workers Call.
The Textile Workers Industrial
Union is distributing widely among
the workers in New York knitting
mills and other textile factories a
leaflet pointing out that unemploy-
ment and low pay, hours as high
as 8 or 10 for those who work for
a S12 to SIS week wage and hun
ger and starvation for thousands in
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