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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
NEED RED WATCHERS
FOR ELECTION DAY

NEW YORK. - With the senti-
ment among the workers for the
Communist Ticket being more and
more displayed every day by the
record attendance of the red cam
paign meetings and demonstrations,
the capitalist parties are now pre-
pairing to rob the Communist Party
of its votes through the well-known
methods employed at the police. 1t
is therefore very urgent that the
red watchers be present in every
polling place, in every election dis
trict. Without watchers the three
capitalist parties will change the
workers vote, will destroy votes cast
for Communism.
The Communist Campaign Com
mittee calls upon all Party members
and members of revolutionary frat
ernal organizations to fill out the
watchers blanks and send them in
to the Party headquarters. All re-
evolutionary workers can obtain such
blanks either from the secretary of
their unit or organization or d.
rectly from the Communist Cam
paign Headquarters, SO E. 18th st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Newark Workers Are
Rallying for Big ger
Foster Meet, Nov. 2

NEWARK, Oct. 23.-A Foster
meeting three times the size OF
those of Morrow and Simpson will
be the workers answer to the boss
class which denied the Kruger
Auditorium for a Foster meeting,
the Newark office of the New Jer-
sey State Election Campaign Com
mittee, Communist Party, an
nounces that Laurel Garden, big
ger, better and more centrally To-
Gated hall, has now been secured for
Fosters meeting in Newark or
Sunday, November End.
The same hall that the capitalist
candidates, Morrow and Simpson
used was rented for Foster, but
after the widespread and expensive
advertising was done, the owners
of Kruegers Auditorium returned
the deposit and declared the date
cancelled. Now the large Laurel
Garden Arena at 457 Springfield
Ave, Newark, has been secured and
with its more than double capacity
Foster will address that many more
workers.
The Newark meeting will begin
at one o'clock sharp and at 7:30 p
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Foster Attacks Hunger
Committee"

William z. Foster, Communist
candidate for governor, who was in
the grip of the Tammany grafters
on Harris Island for six months for
leading the unemployment demon
stration on March 9th said the lead
ing issue which faces the workers
throughout the world is the sharp
ening economic crisis, with its huge
unemployment and wage cuts.
"Hoover's hunger committee,
said Foster, is sharpened offensive
of the bosses, not only against the
growing demand for unemployment
insurance, but directed against the
entire working-class. The 'stagger-
system proposal is the largest
single mass wage cut ever proposed.
1t will cut the wages of all work.
ers one-third, and is the intensified
tion of the wage-cutting campaign
supported and aided by the fascist
leaders of the A. F. of L. A smash
ing attack of millions of workers
must be modified against this
hunger threat. The insidious factor
in the whole affair is the united
front of every boss political party,
including the republican, democrat
and socialist, behind the Hoover
Wall st. latest attack.
"The Hoover hunger committee
is a recognition that the crisis is
reaching frightful heights. The
bosses know this winter will be the
worst ever faced by the American
working-class. They know the
American workers will show fight,
under the leadership of the Commu-
mist Party.
eve must mobilize this fight. We
must rally the workers under the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Communist Party Leads
Fight on Lynching"--Moore.

Richard B. Moore, Red candidate
for Attorney General, declared;
"For the Negro masses, the pres
ent crisis has brought a wave of
terror and lynchings. Thirty-eight
lynchings to date is the record of
the capitalist attack this year
against the Negro workers and
FARMERS. The Communist aPrty is
the only Party in this campaign
that is fighting against lynching and
modifying the entire working class
to smash it. Vote Communist"
Max Bedacht, Communist con-
gressional candidate in the 10th
District, said: "The Communist
e | e c t 10 campaign of struggle
against the attacks of the capital
lists does not end with election day.
We rally as many hundreds of thou
sands to Vote Communist as we can,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
TO ENDORSE RED
PROGRAM OCT. II
At Conf. of Shop Dele
gates and Mass Meet

NEW YORK, Oct. ga confer
ence of shop delegates and a mass
meeting of workers is being called
by Section 1 of the Communist Par
~, District 2. for Oct. 81, 1880, at
6 p. m at Cooper Union, Cooper
Square, N. Y. c., to endorse the
platform of the Communist Party
in the election campaign.
William z. Foster, Communist
candidate for governor of the state
of New York and leader of the
March 9th unemployed delegation
who was at that time arrested for
presenting the demand for work or
wages to the unemployed workers
of New York City and recently re-
leased after seven months in Jail,
will address the Shop delegates and
other workers on the issues Of the
election campaign and their signifi-
canoe to the workers.
Workers in the factories and on
the docks and unemployed workers
are urged to elect delegates to rep
resent them at this conference and
are urged to attend it themselves.
The conference, besides endorsing
the platform of the Communist
Party, will at the same time be
mass protest against the bosses and
for improving the conditions of the
workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24

NEW YORK.-The white guard
Russian paper Novoye Russkoye
/Slovo, appearing in New York dis
closed yesterday a vicious plan of
the New York Czarists and social
list party, kept hidden from the
workers because of the election
campaign.
The Novoye Russkoye Slovo
works in conjunction with the in
famous Djamgaroff and other Gar
lists back of the Fish Committee.
During the sessions of the Fish
Committee in New York, particu-
larly when the representatives of
the Amtorg Trading Corporation
were called to testify, the Novoye
Russkoye Slovo acted as the official
organ of that committee. Whatever
questions were previously formu-
lated on the pages of that sheet,
the red-baiting Congressman on the
committee used against the repre-
sentatives of the Amtorg. A men,
Der of the staff of that paper, the
white guardist and gambling club
owner, Bernadsky, was the official
translator of that committee. The
publisher of that paper, Shimkin,
was always there to give instruc-
tons.
Socialists" Calling Conference.
Now this white guard paper has
disclosed what the Socialists" are
trying to hide until election day. It
appears that they plan a conference
for November 9, five days after
election day, two days after the
thirteenth anniversary of the Soviet
Revolution, to inaugurate a cam
paign against the Soviet Union. The
conference, according to the Novoye
Russkoye Slovo, will take place at
the Pennsylvania Hotel, New York,
with morris Hillquit, Norman
Thomas, Haywood Broun and other
outstanding orators" who will tell
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Party Activities.

Daily Worker Reps Conference This
Thursday
A conference of all Unit and Sec
tion Daily Worker representatives
will be held this Thursday at the
Manhattan Lyceum. sc East Fourth
St.. at p. m. sharp. Every Unit
Daily Worker rep must be present.
An Election Campaign Rally
and Ball
for the benefit of the vida Obrera",
Spanish Weekly Organ of the Com
munist Party. will be held Sat. Nov.
1. at the Harlem Casino. 10th St.
and Lenox Ave. Admission SOC in
advance. Use at the door. American
Jazz and Latin American Dances to-
Rether with other features will mark
a pleasant evening. Please keep this
dat open.
Old Enuf to Work-OId Enuf to Vote
Will be the keynote of the Section
| Election Rally of the Young Com
munist League. Tues. Oct. rs. 5 D. m,
at the Manhattan Lyceum. AL
young workers are invited.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Negro RILU Delegate
to Report Tonight on
USSR Chauvinist Trial

Comrade Murphy, a Negro steel
worker delegate to the R. l. l.. U.
Congress, will report tonight at the
meeting of the Meal Workers, 16
West 21st st.
Murphy will deal in his report
with the Stalingrad trial of the two
American engineers expelled from
the Soviet Union for attacking a
Negro worker and otherwise at
tempting to introduce the customs
of bourgeois America into the So
Wet Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Red Candidates Discuss Main
Issues in Special Interview

red banner. We must roll up a
mighty Communist vote-a signal
OF growing struggles against the
rotten capitalist system"
Engdahl Denounces Clubbings.
j. Louis Engdahl, red candidate
for Lieutenant Governor of New
York said:
"This winter blackjacks and
breadlines will be the capitalists
solution for unemployment. We
saw at the Board of Estimate meet
ing in New York the action of the
socialists when our Unemployed
Council delegation was murderously
assaulted. Norman Thomas stood
there and smiled. He kept his
mouth shut, endorsing by his actions
the whole blackjacking campaign of
the Tammany grafters against the
unemployed. The selection by
Hoover of ex-police commissioner
Woods on his hunger committee
is symbol of what the 100000
unemployed may expect this winter.
"The Communist Party is the
only working-class party leading
the struggles of the workers on
every issue. We must inspire the
workers with the advance of the
Five Year Plan in the Soviet Union
is contrast to the bankrupt, decay
ing system of capitalism with its
desperate misery for millions.
There are only a few days left in
this campaign. In those few days
We must concentrate in the shops
and factories. The cry Vote Com
munist!' with all that it means in
struggle must resound throughout
every industry"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Labor and Fraterral

office Workers Dance
Office Workers Union will take
place Saturday. Oct; 25 in the New
Ave. Admission 50 cents.
women's Rally
SECT Section YoTkvilie IND Harlem
Women h5Hsa oct. Is. 1856. o Hung ahSa
Workers Home. $50 E. S1st St. n Y.
c. Admission So cents. Good prole-
tartan program. Starts promptly at
$50 p. IN.
Attention Workers of Brighton
ol'r sportssection is being feor-
gan - and our regular eercise will
be held Sunday at 1880 sharp. at
$40 Neptune Ave. under the auspices
of the Labor Sports Union. All
welcome.
Section a. Attention
Proletarian banquet arranged for
Oct. 26 is called off by the Section
Bpro. Instead a proletarian dance
arranged for Saturday. Oct rs. .. m
at the Harlem Workers Center. sos
Lenox Ave, near 125th st. Con-
tribution at door. So cents. Prom
trent speakers.
The Labor Defense Photo Group
Is having an affair and exhibit
ton at the studio. East 14th St
IL D.
Ryan Walker will draw cartoons.
Japanese Jiu-Jitsu artists. magicians.
motion pictures and many other
features are in the program. The
rades and sympathizers are invited.
BANQUET and Entertainment
AT 1400 Boston Rd.. SATURDAY.. Oct,
Admission Is cents. Auspices Bronx
Unit 4. Y.C.L.
The Alfred Levy E.N.Y.-I.L.D. Branch
dance on sat. evening, Oct. rs at 524
Vermont Ave. Brooklyn.
Festival of the New Masses
tartan Theatre) Friday. Oct. "a. $40
p. M. Yorkville Casino. 210 f. seth
st. Review, play. chorus. music. S5c.
Orchestra
Under the auspices, of the
WORKERS workers international Relief Re.
Home, $50 E, s1st St. between First
and Second Ave. Classes for begin
ners.
Will the Comrade Who
picked up package of pamphlets
Garden. Section 2S. Tues. Mite. please
get in touch with A. Nordic. 1874
Croton PIX. East, Bronx. N. Y.
YOnkers! Attention.!
Anti-fascist demonstration. Pen
onia Hall. 320 Ashburton Avenue
Yonkers. Sunday Oct. 26. 2.30 D. m
Speakers in English. Russian. Polish
Ukrainian.
LID. SaccO-Vanzettf Branch.
Showing of Soviet film. 1.-The Roat
to Freedom" Flying post and dance
Saturday. Oct. 25 at 4041 Third Ave.
between 174th-175th SITS.
Lecture in Harlem
Sunday. Oct. rs. z D. m. sharp OF
the Election Campaign. Harlem
Prog. Youth Club. 1892 Madison Ave
near 102nd st. All workers are in
''Five Years in the Soviet Union,
Sunday. Oct. 26, s D. m. at the Civic
Club. IS E. 10th st. DIR. z. Reet
Mitchell who will lecture on the sub
ject, went to the Sovie Union will
her intention Of staying five weeks
She remained there five years.
General Membership Meetings
VIII be held today at D. m. Elk
Servicemen's League at Ukrainail
Hall, Is e. 3rd st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24

and for the final overthrow of CAPT
talism."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Brill Exposes Tammany
GrafterS.

The Communists candidate for
Comptroller in the state of New
York, Comrade F. P. Brill exposed
the fake "relief" of the Walker
Roosevelt grafters. "The $1,000,-
600 item-what there is left of it
, after the Tammany grafters get
theirs fingers on it first-wont pro-
vide one square meal apiece for the
New York unemployed. Demand
immediate, real relief for the unem-
ployed. Fight for the passage of
the Unemployment Insurance Bill.
To do it, Vote Communist"
M. J. Olgin, editor of the Morn
ing Freiheit, Jewish language Com
munist newspaper, stated:
with the lynching of Negroes in
this present wave of terror against
the militant workers comes
sharper persecution of the foreign
born workers. Behind this is not
only Hoover & Co. but the fascist
leaders of the A. F. of L. such as
Woll and Green. The leadership of
the campaign for the protection of
the foreign-born workers is in the
hands of the Communist Party.
Every worker must resist this at
tack. Vote Communist! Fight
Communist !"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Must Learn From Germany,
Says Amter.

/. Amter, one of the March 9Th
delegation, the day after he was re-
leased from Harris Island got into
action in the election campaign
Comrade Amter, candidate for con-
gress is now on a tour throughout
the country, rallying the workers
behind the Communist banner of
struggle.
"We must take a leaf from our
brother arty in Germany" Amter
stated. "There they rolled up near
ly 100000 votes for a Soviet Re-
public. Conditions are worse in the
United States. Germany has fake
unemployment insurance system.
Here there are nothing but bread
lines. We have in Germany an ex-
ample what the social-fascists dc
when in power. They lead in wage
cutting. They the unemployment
insurance payments; they protect
the profits of the imperialists under
the Young Plan. Thomas, Panken
Broun are the blood brothers of
Zoergiebel, Broun and Co., the So
cialist betrayers in Germany.
"a huge Communist vote in the
United States is stone wall against
the attacks of the bosses. A worker
who votes Communist votes for an
unrelenting struggle against wage
cuts, for unemployment insurance,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24

is advancing, and the imperialists
are preparing a bloody interven-
ton. The Fist Committee, the
Hyde Hoover attack on the U.SS.R.,
the billion-dollar naval building pro-
gram, and the rapid armament
throughout the world show the ap-
preach of an imperialist war, and
especially the danger of attack
against the Soviet Union. We must
rally the workers now to fight the
imperialist war danger. In our cleo
ton campaign this point must be
stressed. We demand the war
funds go to the unemployed"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24

but we do not stop there. The fight
against capitalism, for unemploy-
ment- insurance and for the final
victory must be redoubled now and
after the election"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Minor Sees Rising Revolt.

Robert Minor, slowly recovering
from serious operation in Roose-
welt Hospital, where he was taken
from the Tammany jail, candidate
for Congress in the goth District,
is FESTIVE to be in the struggle. He
feels keenly his inability to be in
the midst of the fight. Through
out the world we see the rising tide
of revolt" said Minor. "The Amer
lean workers are feeling the brunt
of the capitalist attack, sharpened
by the crisis. The war danger is
intensifying. We see the Anglo-U.
S. antagonisms heightened in Latin
America. The Red Army of China
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-24
Call on the Workers to
Roll Up Huge
Red Vote

NEW Workout of Jail, the
leading Communist candidates on
the New York State ticket plunged
into two weeks left to the election
campaign. Tremendous issues face
the working-class in this election.
The Daily Worker has interviewed a
large number of the Communist
candidates on the burning questions
that the Communist Party is rally
ing the workers on.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-15
AEEl Today FOR RED INTERNATIONAL AND WORK OR WAGES
Two Starring Unemployed Workers Killed tor Taking Food
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4oDY there opens in the capital proletaria Moscow
which the Trade Union Unity League of the United States section
RLLU. powerful merely of its numerical
ona social fascist treachy known Amsterdam The RU
powerful because has its side the forces of history and the
decisive feminist guidance the guidance of the Com
munist International
America Importance the RU has in the past been
obscured the worek of the first duties of all revolution
first all the Communists that this better
to this crime, be iquidaed
Many reasons" advanced the
affiliated Amsterdam and the RIU center
ing its fire Amsterdam therefore have nothing to do with
fact that the A. of L. follows the social fascist and fascist
policies u Imperialism that Amsterdam follows
LII is fighting policies not NAME This in essence of
American exponasm and objective support to social fascm
Following Congress the RU in March, 1925 the
right wing opporunists who had been Comrad Losov at the
time well said dancing quadres around the of H. began an
fight against the line of the RU they had previously car
red covert sabotage
Indeed brought open Fourth
forehadowng his marshaed
opportunsm vaang concators to fight the guild
of the Ninth Penum the Executive Committee of the Com
building Union Unity League the u S. A.
Of independent leadership of struggle end
movement the ntoerabe kowtowing to hand
social progressive leaders, who stulted all efforts
supposed discredg the revolutionary trade
union movement among the masses.
the RLU line of giving independent and
revolutionary leadership to the
Would today and organize another Passaic strike and
then turn today ignore
the unoranized miners did those Of Colorado until they fell
into the hands Of the Of Only the most rhino
cerous hded opportunist would say
There those who but they outside the
Troskyte cqes uniting
the A. F. of L. against the workers.
Today revolutionary deserved
recognition to the RIU the Headquarters of the Worlds Trade
Union Movement And doing they should bend effort
follow its guidance in building up its American section the
the national trade union center the organization of class
struggle essential to the workers is the Communist Party