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The daily worker., 1931-12-29
TO the District Committee and Membership
Of the Communist Party in District No. 2
New York. to the Revolutionary Mass
3 Organizations to the Minorities in
4 the A. f. of L.. to the Workers
in the Shops

The District Party
Chicago
q he Daily Worker circulation pledges
of the revolutionary white
to carry
only
the Daily against
Friends the Daily which against
building
And particularly will
Daily Worker in the the
Labor the of the Negro proetarat steel workers
In the against
your M This by shows that did everything securing
and will increase its
form that the
cent of its quota Section in Chicago which located
nc neghborhood.
Making this statement
to with the
Daily Worker recognize and practice best agatoe
the Daily Worker Is
district
ing revolutionary organizations and the Communist Party
slogan is con with the
mills mines railroad the
With Communist greetings
B. X GEBERT, District
challenge bug charge
subscribe to the Daily approached.
This challenge must be picked revolutionary
the United
Worker campaign in history the
Build the Daily
Get hundreds Of members for the Friends the
swing
The time is getting short
Only everyday goal
o Work
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
YOUTH ANTI-,WAR
CONFERENCE NOW.
BEING PREP AIRED

Organizations of young workers
and students are now sending in Gre
dentials for the Anti-War Youth
Conference to be held Sunday, jan
uary 8, p. m at the Irving Plaza
Hall, Irving Place and 18th st.
Among those organizations who have
already sent in their credentials to
the committee in charse of the con-
ference at Room Sol, 80 Union
Square, are the following: The Amer
lean Youth Club, the Needle Trades
Athletic Club, the International Stu
dents Club of Hunter College, the
Brooks Sports and Social Club, the
Cosmopolitan Club, the Ukrainian
Workers Club, the New Lofts Eve
ming High School and delegates from
dental shop.
Stressing the immediate need for
determined and consistent strug-
gle against the war danger, the COM
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
The Lazar Case--A War
Decision

uphodng the
member Of the Communist
statements campaign
candidacy Of William Foster has thrown
American working class The decision Is typical
of Pennsylvania under liberal" Pnchot
with this decision that
all statements
npeas workers fighting against imperial
effective their dspoahat is by organizing
mpeal for the profit of the
capitalist working
imperialism
division world the profits
the toling population
the working class follows the
Communist under the cr
Illinois fight the eachery
officials and the starvation of the
cynical decision Billings
byhoong the mounbank Walker his
Federation
Labor.
of the campaign of sabo
the lives Of the nine Scotsboo boys Qd
would the electric chair the
boys NAACP had
strikes destructive the elementary right of
Of revolutionary political opinions
S q fitting the program
must be released American workers will demand
They his This included
the Itaready the which by
democracy CELEBRITIES" working
native and foreign
fight against indispensable of
starvation
Street government
Hands off workers working class organizations
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
CALIFORNIA
JOBLESS Are
ORGANIZING
New Councils Spring
Up In Preparation
for Hunger March
3 Routes to Frisco
Demands Placed on All
Mayors on the Way

MADEIRA, Calf, Dec. 28.--Organi-
zation of unemployed councils and
whole movement of city demonstra-
tions for immediate relief in the
fairly large towns of the lower San
Joaquin Valley prepare the way for
the California State Hunger March.
The marchers from farther south will
come through MADEIRA, Jan. S, stop
over, and leave on Jan 6. With
marchers coming down from the
North they will hold great state
conference on unemployment in San
Francisco, Jan. II, and reach the
state capitol, Sacramento on Jan. IS.
AT MADEIRA, committee of the un-
employed went to the mayor and de-
manded food and shelter for the
marchers. The demand was refused.
Organization Of an unemployed
council in MADEIRA was the first an
swer to the mayors refusal. A meet
ing OF 100 Negro and white American
and Mexican workers and iobless
workers yesterday after hearing the
report of the committee and the
speech of M. Baylin, field organizer
for the state march, all Immediately
Joined the Unemployed Council.
The new council elected an execu-
tive committee of six and made pre-
parations to receive, feed and house
the hunger marchers. A mass meet
ing will be held when they enter
town.
At yesterdays meeting women told OF
their babies not having milk for the
last six months and others told of
having no food at all for any one
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEl
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
JAPAN POURS.
TROOPS into.
MANCHURIA
Starts Drive On Chin
chow, While League
Approves
F e ar A Red China
Chimes Partisans
[ Battle Invaders

Rapidly pushing through the par
tition Of China and the conversion
of Manchuria into an armed base
against the Soviet Union and the
Chinese Revolution, the Japanese
yesterday landed 5000 additional
troops in Manchuria. The troops ar
rived by land and sea. Other troops
are reported on the way.
The japanese forces in Manchurta
must already exceed $4,000 These
figures are a closely guarded secret,
but the japanese admit that they no
longer consider themselves bound to
keep the total below the treaty
figure of 16,6Oo
Additional japanese troops were
also landed yesterday in Tientsin In
inner China. A Shanghai dispatch
TO the New York Times reports that
these new forces consist of 1000 in
fantry with four field guns"
Yesterday the League of Nations
tCoi lTNUED ON PAGE THREE)
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
NATL HUNGER MARCHERS SEND
COMMITTEE TO WASHINGTON, D. G..

NEW YoRK-Deelaring committee was on It's va
to Washington representing the $50 Hunger
voiced the demands Of 100000 telegram
by Herbert Benjamin National Unemployed
ellis sent to the Senate
it is hearing reports unemployment insurance bills
Senators IaFolette Hatfield are on thi
Senate Committee.
The telegram of the Unemployed Councils
The National Committee Unemployed the
United States representing the
employed and parme and fights the
needs and interests of 100000 totally
100000 pame workers country that your
committee shall consider enactment
the Workers Unemployment adopted by
the 167o delegates elected by
their representatives in tn National Hunger
Our representatives will appear committee ex
plain why workers demand full
at the the employers government for all
workers regardless of nationality
poyed through fault repre-
sentatives be accorded every opportunity
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
Express Workers
Are Locked Out
Were Organizing for
Union Conditions

Because they joined the Transpor-
tation Workers Industrial League the
chauffeurs and helpers of the Manu-
lecturers Express, 264 West 35th st.
were locked out yesterday. One of
the bosses had found out that the
workers were preparing to organize
and strike against the miseIa able con-
ditions forced on them.
The bosses association backed up
the Manufacturers Express in this ac-
ton and already are starting to mob
ilize for scab herding purposes.
The Manufacturers Express oper-
ates in the needle trades district and
transports clothing bundles for the
needle trades shops. The workers are
forced to work long hours for low
wage, some of the helpers getting as
low as $40 week for a 72-hour week.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
Hundreds in Virginia Court
Hear Binkley Flay Bosses

millions to starvation. The workers
are demanding Binkley run on the
Communist ticket here In the COM
ing elections for district attorney.
Bink1ey was arrested last week,
searched and because he had Com
munist literature In his possession
was charged with "vagrancy." The
local Southern authorities are work
ing hand In hand with the Federal
authorities In an effort to railroad
Binkley to prison.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
HARLEM YOUNG
WORKER FRAMED
TO DIE IN CHAIR
Negro Youth Faces
Electrocution
Jan. 18th

NEW YORK.-In the death cell at
Sing Sing, an innocent young Negro
worker is counting the days left to
him between now and Jan. 15, the
date set for his execution.
Kendell Lytton was arrested last
February and charged WITH the mur-
der of q white tailor in Harlem. The
tailor, Lefkowitz, was shot at 1890
on night last February. Half an
hour later, young Lytton was arrested
ss he emerged from basement cafe
where he had been With some friends.
Two policemen, one Negro and one
white, accused him of the murder
and demanded to know where he had
been hiding, LySS0on, frightened, gave
vealed no gun in his possession. No
gun was ever found. The dying
tailor refused to identity him as his
assailant.
Young Lytton was tried in general
sessions before Judge Rosalsky He
was convicted and sentenced to die
in the chair. An appeal was made
and lost.
Young Lytton is only "a years of
age He lived at home with his
mother, sisters and brothers. There
is no evidence to show that ne COM
mitted the crime. On the contrary.
the evidence in the court record
points TO his innocence. Lytton has
worked since his fifteenth year, but
he had been unemployed for some
months before his arrest and frame
up.
A business man was shot in Har
lem. The murderers got clean away.
But the police had to charge some
one with the crime. BY chance they
picked up Lytton. Although there
are rumors in Harlem that the mur-
dered tailor was in the numbers game
and had many enemies, the police
have made no investigation along
this line. They had their hands on
a worker whose slender resources
were insufficient to defeat the whole
weight of capitalist society lined up
against him.
The district office of the Interna-
tional Labor Defense has been max
ing an investigation for several
weeks past. Immediate action is
necessary If the murderous frame-up
against this young Negro worker is
20 be smashed.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

DANV1LLE, Va, Dec. 28-At the
trial of Comrade Binkley, Communist
Party organizer here, the vagrancy
charge was dismissed and framed.
up charge of "treason" substituted.
Decision was deferred until Tuesday.
Hundreds of sympathetic workers
were present in the court room and
many could not gain adnittance.
Binkley flayed the capitalist courts
and their role in framing UP workers
who organize against hunger and the
rotten capitalist system which dives
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
CHINESE SOVIET CONGRESS APPEALS TO j. s WORKERS
Kentucky Miners Enthusiastically Prepare Strike January Is
Likes Daily Worker,
He Sends Report of
Some Bank Crashes

Toledo, Ohio
The Daily Worker
Dear Sirs:
l am interested in your paper.
I read 1t every day and like it still
better. After reading some Of the
contributions from worker CORES
pondents, want 70 send some
thing in too, as I think 1t proper
for worker to do. would great
ly appreciate your publishing the
following;
The New Commerce Guardian
Bank opened last week, but in
stead of paying back the full amo-
unit that the Woodworking people
deposited in the old bank, it paid
neasly Is per cent. IS per cent
of the workers money went into
the pockets Of the rich capitalists.
At the rate which capitalism is
decaying 1t would not surprize Us
If many more banks fail.
Yours sincerely,
A DAILY WORKER READER
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
$4,000 Called to Strike
Fri; Need Relief at Once.
Hutton and Hall Framed On Murder Charge;
Gun Thug Beats Miner Viciously

PINEVILLE KY, Dec, 28.-Holding of the
mass meeting at Wallins Creek Harlan County
yesterday, was a tremendous victory and step
forward in the strike preparations The strike
OF $4,000 Kentucky miners is set for January l.
Friday The miners aroused to high pitch enthusiasm
The first meeting in the Brush Creek section held
Christmas Day. despite the fact that thugs and coal
operators tried to stop the meeting pack of applications
for the National Miners Union was handed in.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
Fascist Murder Gangs Hunt
Communist Leaders in Chile

the barracks at Copiapo. Atacama
Province. President Mora has order
ed the army and police forces in all
provinces Of Chile to increase their
terroristic attacks. Despite this fury
of the ruling class in Chile, working
along with the imperialist overlords,
the revolutionary working and peas
ant movements in Chile is growing.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

arrest and he is now held under 500
bail, charged with asaulting an Of
ficer.
The Women's Council and the
Rank and File Committee leading
the Coney Island bread strike issued
a statement warning against the
meeting called by right-wing ele-
ments anxious to break the strike and
aid the bakery bosses. The Rank
and File Committee called for at
tendance at its regular strike meet
ing at the Boardwalk Hotel.
The baker bosses are talking OF
settlement, but the strike committee
counsels caution and stronger picket
lines.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

NEW YORK.-Fascist armed troops
are hunting Communist leaders IN
various parts Of Chile in an effort
TO wipe out the leadership of the
mass dprisings which have increased
here recently.
Latest reports from Santiago, Chile,
by the Associated Press declare. that
35 we're killed in the storming of
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
KIDS
in CONEY ISLAND

demonstration of children under
the auspices of the Young Pioneers,
in solidarity with the Coney Island
workers strike against the high price
of bread. was brutally attacked by
police yesterday and several children
slugged.
A passerby, witnessing the police
attack, demonstrated with the cops
and expressed his indignation. The
police immediately placed him under
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

Fatherland of the exploited masses
Of the world. The workers of the
world must organize now against
the impending war. The youth.
the first to be called upon. must
take up the struggle against war
and for the defense of the Soviet
Union Immediately. The Anti War
Youth Conference, broad united
front of the youth must have the
support of the entire working
class"
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

mittee quotes the recent statement
Of the District Committee Of the
Communist Party.
"The most recent provocation of
the Czecho-Slovak government in
plotting the murder of the Jap
anese ambassador in order to in
stigate war on the. Soviet Union Is
part OF and supported by the inter
national capitalist class. The war
preparations are directed against
the Soviet Union, the Socialist
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
CALLS FOR
DEFENSE OF
REVOLUTION
Recites Defe ats of
Marking Troops
By Red Army
War On ImperiaIists
Workers Urged to Stop
Seizure of China
BULLETIN

bILLL ilN
A Shanghai dispatch reports 3
tremendous increase in influence OF
the Communist movement in the
interior OF China, with also an In
cTeaSing strike movement pr
Shanghai and other ports. In
Kiangsi. the Red Army is reported
advancing on Newchang, the pro-
v'ncial capital. A Marking resi-
nlent Stls to oppose them went
over 10 the Red Army. The British
have sent a cruiser up the Yangtze
River 10 attack the Red Army.
The Red General Labor Union
has re-opened its Shanghai head
quarters.
The sailors in the Northeastern
Squadron of the Marking navy yes
terday revOIted, seizing the ships
and holding an admiral as hostage
until their demands are met,
THE First National Soviet Congress
Of China addressed an appeal to the
American workers and poor farmers
to support the struggles Of the Chin
ese masses against the nlurderous at.
tacks Of the Wall Street, Japanese
French and British imperialists who,
with the help of their Kuornintans
lackeys, are now engaged in parti-
tioning China and preparing an
armed attack against the Soviet
Union.
The struggles of the Chinese mas
ses, led by the Chinese Communist
Party is part of the worldwide strug-
gle of the starving unemployed and
employed workers and the colonial
masses against imperialism and its
hunger program and lynch terror.
The only force in China which Is
leading the masses in the fight
against the inperialist attacks is the
Chinese Communist Party, with the
Central Chinese Soviet Government
and the Chinese Red Army.
The Appeal:
ITO the workers of the U. S. A.:-<
Following the defeat 3 times by
the Chinese Red Army of the Nan=
king Kucrnintang troops Of the
Red Suppression Campaign"
under Yankee imperialism's dir
ecticn, the First National Soviet
Congress Of China was inaugurated
In the Red Kiangsi Province on the
day Of the 18th anniversary Of the
October revolution. Simultaneously
the Provisional government of the
Soviet Republic of China has been
established.
The proletariat of the USSEs
under the leadership of the G. r.
OF Rrssia, constructing the brilIiauh
Socialist economy, while you are
under the cruel exploitation of cam
italism. 100000 unemployed.
starved and threatened by the com.
ing second imperialist war. The
American imperialism is an organs
izer OF the war to attack the Soc
Wet Union ard IS robber for pill
laying CT colonies.
since the Japanese imperialists
occupied Manchuria the American
imperiaiicts. in cooperation with
japanese irnperialists, accelerate to
divide China, and to organize
armed Intervention on USSRi
We call upon you! Armed de-
fense of the USSR! Against ims
perialist war! Against American
imperialism directing its running
dogs 20 attack the Chinese revo-
luton, Unite the world prolstar-
lat! Long live the emancipation
OF the workers of the U. S. A..
The First National Soviet
Congress of China.
kiangsi November, II, 1881.
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
Force State to Recognize Chdmlee
As Attorney for Scottsboro Boys

had toured the country for their de-
fenSe.
Told by their parents of the per-
sistent efforts of the NAACP mis-
leaders to DISRUPT the defense under
the pretense that they are repre-
senting" the boys. all eight Of the
boys signed a special retainer re-
affirming that the lid has complete
charge of their defense. All of their
relations also signed the retainer
The boys denounced the treacher-
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEl
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
BULLETIN.

(By Telegraph to Daily Worker.)
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. zS.--
State Attorney General knight,
faced with the special retainer
signed by the eight condemned
Scottsboro boys and their parents
was forced today to admit that the
international Labor Defense attor-
neys, General ChamIee and Irving,
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

Virgin Hutton and Kyle Hall were
held on murder charges without bond
on the charge OF killing the.coal op-
orators gun thug. Sizemore. Farmer,
who is the father -in-law of Hutton,
was released on bail, charged with
giving Hutton a gun.
Hutton. who had been distributing
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

leaflets for the Wallins Creek mass
meeting, was badly wounded by the
gun thug. Sizemore and another
deputy sheriff beat Hutton on the
head with the butt Of revolver and
almost wrenched Hutton's arm off.
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEJ
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

ANY s1.s0 OR 81 INTERNATIONAL
PUBLISHERS BOOK WITH ONE
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THE DAILY WORKER
The daily worker., 1931-12-29
LID. Wins Victory In
Fight for Militant
Defense Policy

Schwab are the .oficiaI attorneys in
the case.
The attorney general also admit
ted that all other cases are being
postponed by the state Of Alabama
In order TO rush through with the
Seottsboro case. The date for the
hearing Of the sppeal has been
definitely set for Jan. zl..
(By TELEGRAPH to Daily Worker)
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 2s.---
The eight Scottsboro boys in the
death cells at Kilby Prison were over
joyed this morning to receive visit
from their parents and other rela-
tives and the attorneys of the In
Labor Defense, Gen. Geo
w. Chanllee and Schwab.
The boys anxiousy asked II the
lid and the white and Negro work.
ers were still putting up big fight
for them. Their parents assured
them that the fight had never been
given up and that they themselves
The daily worker., 1931-12-29

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