The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-26

Column Starting from Buffalo and proceeding via
Rochester Syracuse Binghamton Scranton Allentown and
joining ag with Column at Philadelphia d1 .,-
Detroit, Toledo Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburgh to
Column 4 Starting ST LOUIS proceeding In.
dianaPol Cincinnati Columbus, Wheeling and joining Col
umn at Pittsburgh.
"Marchers from points OF ST. LOUIS and Chicago viii
leave their respective cities in due time 20 arrive in Chicago
and St Louis by the starting date from these points
The announcement then states
The National Hunger March made the occasion
for gigantic demonstrations of the workers. the starting
points, along the routes other localities and in Washington
These demonstrations must be well prepared by the local
organizations"
Their return "Trip will be utilized in reporting to mass
meetings throughout the United States their
what happened Their reports Of course will bitterly
attack the capitalist Congress which, by
denying their impossible demands will have given them
a stone while they were crying for bread"
This seemingly impossible Red crusade may well de-
veop into serious movement or it may prove an utter
hasco Let US hope for the latter 1t safe that
they will not have 81 200 delegates but they will make
as much noise with the several hundred whom they will
assemble thus laying the foundation for other meetings
all over the country and leading them hope for mob
zation OF all unemployment and hunger the
United States with all-around explosion later IN the
winter when prvaton and cold they believe will produce
revolutionary conditions Should the Washington demon
straon prove TO be frost IT will not be indicated
IN any Of the screaming headlines in the Red newspapers
which you but which are all that the radical and
toregn-boTn working people do Also, the Com
ings at frequent intervals throughout the winter
Whatever else comes out Of this hamboyant attempt 10
stir up all the fires of class hatred it may
Congress to realization OF the fact that the Government
today perfectly helpless in the matter Of keeping itself
informed upon the Vaccinations of these forces OF dis
order directed and financed by Moscow In fact may
serve to legislation protect Government and
institutions against the underground which
today operating in this country without let hndrance
The utter helpessness of the Government tins respect
has been so orcbly stated by Congressman Bertrand
Shell in his remarks before the last Congress- that quote
him here
Il supposed that the Department of Justice,
through its secret service, was following these
rious communists in America. | supposed that il
knew who they were, what they doing, and
whether il anything that detrimental to
American institutions; but found investiga-
ton that it has authority for doing this thing,
really knowing nothing definite about it, and that,
as matter of fact, there is connected with
the Government al the present time who knows
the exact situation that exists in r.csrd to what
communists may o. may not be doing here in the
United States. There is not another country in the
world but what follows these movements and
keeps informed up to the minute"
How long will Uncle Sam have TO permit ioreigI,
government invade shores and conduct brazen
campaign to destroy our Government and all cher
ished institutions II may be that the Hunger March will
supply the answer Fortunately our neghbor on ihe
North has shown us what to do and how 10 dc il
First, she got the necessary law winch enabled her IL
put her secret service agents into the underground Com
muns movement and which revealed the criminal actiy.
ties against the Government Today, all those Communist
leaders their way the penenary and the resi- OF
the party will be kicked of Canada as rapidly as they
can be apprehended Let il that they don't CONT
down here which. owing TO present helpless condition
they will try 10 do.
To those whom have addressed in this letter am not
making any suggestions that they do anything about this
Hunger March except to observe it carefully in all its
raihcations They could do anything even if they Sc
IN he
ation-the right assemble and to present griey.
ances' being given by the Constitution However they
may feel that is about time for US to wake up and say
to the Soves, Get out of country bag and baggage
U agents and all !" and they may express THEN
views accordingly TO their congressman and senator's upon
whom action viii then devoye.
Canada may give them hint in her "sediiious con.
spracy" idea