New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
'REDS' DRIVEN OUT
 OF CITY BUILDING
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against the capitalists, the 4, F Of L.. and the president.
 Predicts New World War

able result Of the quest for foreign markets and the I5 cruisers now under construction were pointed to as most important signs Of this preparation, wfIle ' peace treaties snd propaganda. the meloiramatic farce Of MaCDonald's visit to Hoover, were cited as screens to the var preparations and man"uvers for position in th" War; \ 'LTthcF warning Vas sounded: "Thn 1rN" for f~rejgn markets .s af thr same tune the lrly- toward t uoa World War;
 Alignment with iii" workers ot Latin America, the Philippines and China is deemed essential in he G-at against "mp~rialIsuc eAplolta- ton" and united force behind ,hn soviet LnIon recommended,
 The program mapped oW for t4ose who would joan iu ..e .sO. asainst existing conditions Is.--
 Strike agalnst tae sp"ed-un ana asai1st wage cuts"
 Eight for tull eNages for The un- ymployed.'
 Fight for social iusurauca''
 "Fjgrl for shorter hours, for he seven hour day."
 "Fight for lueh'c ua-es.'
 "Figtt against tho A. f. oi L.. which is the ascn0 of gla uoss.s."
 "tIghl against lhn setorHisl uo- lrayets from Norman Thomgs to Lovestont,'
 Fight against tine imperia}isjjc var and war rcparatIons!"
 "Defend the Soviet Union and jl, Wolkcrs' Fatherlaud."
 Assemble Tor Working Cards
 The gathering Oi men al city hail today had convened for tha pur- pose of receiving working cards 10 etart on city jobs Monday. Director Prank Rogers of the employment bureau had announced that cards would be available at o'clock for l05 mon, the jobs 10 be given those Nho were found to be most needy and who had not previously been given aid by the city. Hoping 10 find their names in the list, nearly three times this number came to the city bulldlnG nlS morning.
 When Mayors Secretary Matthew j. Callahan addressed the gather iHs 10 request that an aisle be left to permit persons having bUsiH ss m offices fronting on thc corridor 10 pass, the Communist agitator seized upon the opportunity 10 open his speech.
 "Whcru arc our jobs?' |" dc manded 10 know, and without wait ing for reply, he followed up with he query: "Why have you allowed The manufacturers 10 turn us out ?''
 Callahan rcn anlcd him that th" manufacturers are not subject to orders from the mayors office, q declaration winch seemed to fur nish the proper basis for continued haranguc. "WEy aren't they? We have made billions for them, why don't you demand that they give it back to us?" Assurance by the sec retary that Mayor Paonessa is Ioing Fl within his power to help the un- employed was followed by de- mand. this by the Is year old a2i- tator:-
 a Youth Of fS tgitator .~ "Wc know he's doing all in his power. Hes a good guy all right but he hasn't power enough. Give the power to those who can usc it. Give it to us! Let us unite and go as d unit to the manufacture CTS and demand our rights. I.ool; al he way conditions are in Russia where the workingmen have taken over the power. There isn't any one walking the streets without a job or money. They have the seven hour day, and unemployment nsur- anco. What have we here? Wr have nothing."
 The two speakers then ancrnalod with suggestions for demands against capital and for organized effort Meanwhile the storm Of pro test strengthened while the Com munists raised their voices 10 lc heard above the rumble Of anrag- onism.
 Three Minutes to Get Out
 The climax came when a broad Shouldered young man edged his way through the crowd 10 the cen 'ral point al which the two stood. and from this spot addressed the gathering,
 "These fellows are being well paid 10 com" here and start trouble, They must think We ar" pack or fools; Let's give them three mu- ulcs 10 clear out Of the building. and if they don't mop th" floor with them"
 The crowd echoed lrs approval and hos'ilitics ended a' this point. < few minutes later the distribution of working cards began. Anrr tho i"5 tickets had been distributed as- surance was given that 'uo.' not taken care oJ thfe week mny ->prH work next week.