The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-25

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street from the struck Millers
Market. On the day of his
death, another policeman at
the struck Monroe cafeteria,
tried to emulate the murder of
Katovis by firing a shot at the back
of striker. The day before he
died police dubbed and arrested
women picllets at Millers.
The Communist Party calls on all
workers to join today in the mass
demonstration at City Hall this
noon hour at 1890 to protest the
murder of Katovis, to protest the
action of the police who continue to
shoot into groups of strikers, to
fight against the infamous para
graph 500" under which hundreds of
workers are being sent to jail
throughout the city. The workers
will demand work or wages for the
unemployed and will fight the war
preparations being made against the
Soviet Union at the London Naval
Conference.
Their First Victim.
"The bosses of New York have
got their first victim-their first
dead worker in the struggles now
taking place." says the Communist
Party statement.
"The death of Katovis serves to
indicate what the manufacturers
and bankers Of this city are plan
ming. Today score of food work
ers were arrested on the picket line;
shoe workers were driven from their
halls and arrested. Women on the
picket line and in demonstration
are dubbed by the police.
Hundreds of thousands of work
ers of this city are without work,
tramping from factory to factory in
vain, looking for a JOB. Mayor
Walker raises his salary and that Of
others in the city administration.
hooking the hunger of working men.
women and children.
War Is Coming.
, mo relief for the workers-but
plenty of money for preparations
for imperialist war. The U. S. gov
ernment is spending hundreds of
millions of dollars for armament,
and at the same time sends its en-
voys to London to make sham ma
neuvers for disarmament. At the
order of Wall Street, the puppet
fascist government of Mexico breaks
off relations with the government of
the Soviet Union. The British social
imperialist labor government threat
ems the same. The plot is clear:
The London arms reduction confer
ence is for mobilization of all i'm
perialist forces against the Sovist
Union, the Workers Fatherland.
"The same bosses who have or
dered the clubbing failing, mur-
dering of the workers of this coun-
try are preparing for war on the
Soviet Union. Tie same bosses that
deny work to the works of this coun-
try, are preparing a new world
slaughter.
"The workers Of this city and
country will not forget Steve Ka-
fowls. the fighting worker. member
of the Communist Party. The work
ers of this city. the shoe, food,
needle, food clerks, etc, who are in
struggle will not FORGET or forgive
the murder Of Steve Katovis.
On With the Struggle,
The Communist Party calls on
the workers of this eity-white and
colored, men and women, young and
old-to prepare for the struggle. We
call upon the workers to let the boss
es of this city know in very definite
terms that:
"We will not let the police or
gangsters, aided by the socialist
party and A. F. of L. murder or
fighting brothers,
"We will organize Workers 9e-
Tense Corps to protect ourselves!
I'VE wiz fight against the bosses
Paragraph 600, by which the courts
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