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La gaceta., 1931-07-28

Sup6nese que ell "cobrador'
asesinado en- la madrugada d
aver, estaba investigando Ga
actividades' de una partida d
incendiarios, cuando estos desc
brieron sus "idas v venidas' :
decidieron "suprimirie".
Otros sostienen que Angel
guerra sacar prcducto de "las a
tividades' de los boliteros, ia
bricantes de "matame pronto'
etc. obedeciendo ordenes de al
guien, Y "apretaba" demasiadc
Al2unos aseglran que una q
las victimas de 'las exigencia
de dinero' cambio de "protec
ci6n," resolvi6 quitarle del CO
mino.
Y hasta sc dice que un aspi
rante a su plaza de "cobrador'
decide eliminarlo.
Cuendo trabaje "a, paseaba
era "influyente', los amigos J
agasajaban y los enemigos ST
frian y cerraban la boca.
Ahora Ie sacan a Ia luz del 50
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
LOS NINOS HARAN Ell CA
MINO PARA LA PAZ

Denver, Colorado, Julio oS.-
FL captain II. N. Pennington, de
Hendworth, York, Inglaterra,
hablando aver ante la conyen ?
ci6n de educadores del mundo,
declare que ell canine para la
paz international sera hechO por
los nihos.
La Sra. A. II. Reeves, de FL
ladelfia, sostuyo que la amistad
es la dnica s6lida base de la paz
duradera,' y los nihos estan per
naturaleza desprovistos de pre-
juicios de raza. Els de 10 que los
adultos les dan en- las converse
clones del hogan, libros y cine
mat6grafos que los nihos adquie
rem el concepto de las diferen-
cias que los separan.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
EN- SAN LAZARO EXPLOTA
RON TRES BOMBAS

Habana, Julio 28.-Tres
bombas, que fueron a%rrojadas
de un autom6vil en- la Gale de
San Lazaro, hicieron explosion
alarmando a toda la barriada.
Los cristales de las casas que
daron destrozados. No result
to lesionada persona alguna..
La policia secreta recogi6 los
fragmentos de la bomba, pc
dazos de hero, alambre y
otraS materials.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
Ell REY ALFONSO NO HA
ABDICADO DE SUS ode
RECHOS

Madrid, julio 2S.-Despachos
de Londres dicen que ell ex-rey
Alfonso ha desmentido la mott
ella, publicada en- la capital in
glesa y en- ell extranjero, de que
el haya abdicado de sus dere-
chos en- favor del infante Don
jaime, su tercer hijo.
Ell infante estudia la carrera
de marina, como cadete, EN- la
escuela naval de yarmouth, In
glaterra.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
DETENIDO UN
TIE MEDICO

Habana, Julio 28.-Por apa
recer complicado en- una cons
lpiraci6n contra ell Oral. Ma
chado, aver fue detenido en-
Matanzas ell DR.. Hernandez Es
coto, conocido medico.
La policia secreta hace gra-
YES cargos contra ell pr0minen-
tie professional.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
Ell SHERIFF JOUGHIN IRA
TO HOY CON DUREZA A UN
REPORTER DEL TIMES
Prosigue la Investigation del
asesinato de Lazzara

Hasta ell presente han result
tado infructuosas todas las in
vestigac;ones realizadas alre-
dedor del asesinato de Angelo
Lazzara, hecho ocurrido ell do
mingo por la noche, y que Sc
atfibuye a dos desconccidos
que viajaban EN- un Chevrolet
tipo sedan.
De las muchas versiones que
circular, las tres mas impor-
tantes, son:
Que Lazzara fue asesinado
porque conocida demasiado de
las actividades incendiarias de
cierta pandilla cuyos movimien
tos estaba investigando para ell
Sheriff Joughin por recomen-
dacion del jefe de bomber8s,
MIR. A. j. White.
Que fue asesinado por pam
dilleros con los cuaIes estaba
asociado, o por miembros de
otra pandilla rival.
Y por 1ltimo, que fue victi-
ma de la enemistad personal
de alguien, como consequence
de sus actividades de cobra
dor" para "proteger" ell jue-
go y Ell vicio.
Los diputados del Sheriff Sc
inciinan a Greer que en- vista
de las actividades de Lazzara,
los incendiarios, que lie supo-
MAN contratado por Ell Depar-
tamento de Incendios y por ell
Sheriff para que delatara sus
movimientos, decidieron bus
car a los asesinos que lie priva-
ron de la vida de manera tan
espectacular.
Ia nota mas importante de
las irvestigaciones fue ell incl
dente ocurrido entire Ell Sheriff
Joughin y ell reporter Clement
Hoyt, del Tampa Daily Times,
en- la manana de hoy.
Enfadado ell Sheriff porque
en- las informaciones publica-
das por ell "Times" Sc daba a
entender, sin ser cierto, que
Iazzara trabajaba para Ell, ira
to hey con frases duras al re-
pErter, que lie fue a pedir an
tecedentes del case, y lie orde-
no que Sc retirara de 81 Des-
pacho.
Hcyt, temeroso de que Ell
Sheriff pasara de las palabras
a los hechos, y que estos fue-
ran de fatales consecuencias,
OPTIC por retirarse.
Las autoridades continue
ban en- la tarde de hoy su la
bcr Investigators, aunque de-
sesperan de encontrar a los
matadores de Lazzara.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
AL PLAN CHAD
BOURNE Ell ALA EN- Ell
PRECIO DEL AZUCAR

Habana, Julio 28.-Los pc
ri6dicos dan lugar preferente
a una n0tieia de New York, EN-
la cual James Post, presidente
de la compania National Sugar
Refining, admite que ell ALA
en- Ell precio del azdcar Sc debe
al plan Chadbourne.
Ell precio del azilcar ha au-
mentado en- medic centavo.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
~EJECUTARON LOS FRANCE
SEES A UN COMUNISTA DE
II AMOS

Shangai, Julio 28.-Un jo-
ven de II amos, nombrado Ngu-
yen Hui, fue ejecutado en- Sal
gon, Indo-China Francesca, Sc
gun despachos recibidos en- es-
ia ciudad. En- ell juicio que sc lie
sigui6 Sc puso de manifesto
que ell muchacho tenfa una no.
table historic revolucionaria.
A la edad de 13 amos figure
en- el ~movimiento revoluciona-
rio Annamite. A la edad de Is,
despues de pasar dos amos en-
una escuela reyolucionaria de
Canton, China, representa- a la
iuventud Comunista en- Ell Con
greso del Partido Revolucio :
rio Annamite, celebrado en-
Hongkong en- 1929. Sc lie acre
dita ell haber sido ell conferen-
cista mas joven ante ese hist6-
rico Congreso, que fue ell pre-
ludio de la presente revolution.
Cuando sc decide despues de
un motin de las tropas nativas
"a creaci6n de un nuevo Part
do Comunista en- Indo-China,
Nguyen Hui fue enyiado a Sal
gon con otros camaradas, a Gu
70 Iugar lego en- Agosto De
1929.
Por dltimo Nguyen Hui fue
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
Verbena Picnic

La Secci6n de Recreo Y A
dorno del Centre Asturiano
continua laborando intensa-
mente err la organization del
gran festival que celebrara los
dfas Is Y Is del entrante mes
de agosto, en- Rocky Point.
Dos c%rquestas, una de jazz
y otra para Valses y Pasodo-
bles, haran las delicias de los
bailadores.
De las dos glorietas, una Sc
levantara a la orilla de la pla-
va.
In 81 programa figuran va
riedades de extraordinaria a.
Traction.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
CONDENAD0 Ell LADRON
QUE ROBO UN AUTOMO-
VII

Ell Juez Petteway, de La Cor
te de 10 Criminal, conden6 aver
a dos amos de prisi6n, a Fred
Dahlberg, autor del robo de un
autom6vil propiedad de Sam j.
Lillicrop, del 6310 de Central
Ave.
Tambien fue sentenciado a
un ano de prisi6n ell negro Lon
ME Wilder, por haberse declara-
do culpabie del robo de otro au-
tom6vil. 4.
Ambos sentenciados cumpli-
ran condena en- Raiford, prisi6n
del Estado.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
DE
TENIDOS EN- LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS

Habana, Julio 28.-Despa-
chos de los Estados Unidos dan
cuenta de que han sido arres-
tados ALI, por tener en- su po-
der pertrechos de guerra, los
conocidos cubanos Emilio N.
Robaina, intimo amigo del DR..
Ramon Zaydin, expresidente
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
Cabaret y Picnic

Cabaret y Picnic
Ell pr6ximo sabado. primero
de agosto, la Secci6n de Pro
paganda del Circulo Cubano
ofrecera en- los amplios salo-
mes de la cubanisima Sociedad,
I'm grandioso Cabaret, ameni-
zado por dos orquestas, "Hol-
mer Mercer" y ell Sexteto "Li-
ra."
Este ultimo estrenara seis
sones de reciente Importation
En- honor de los Residences
de West Tampa Sc han contra
tado varias guaguas para su
transporte, al finaliZar ell Ca
baret.
Ell domingo, dfa 2, tendra
efecto ell Picnic organizado
por la propia Secci6n de Pro-
paganda en- los terrenos de Co
'unna Park. Interesantisimo Ell
programa.
Ambas fiestas cierran con
broche de orc los actos socia-
les de fin de semana.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28

arrestado por disparar contra
Legrand, policia imperial fran
ces, cuando este trataba de de-
tener a un orador. AL ser inte-
rrogado por la Corte, Nguyen
contest6: "Se perfectamente
bien 10 que hice, he cumplido
con mi deber. No espero NADIA"
Dos dias mas tarde ell joven
revolucionario fue guillotina-
do en- la plaza pdblica de Sal
gon.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28

La Juventud Hispana del
Centre Espanol viene trabajan
do en- la organization de I'm
Cabaret, que pr6ximamente
tendra efecto en- los amplios
salones de dicha instruction,
en- West Tampa.
Los informes recibidos nos
garantizan que ell Cabaret Sc
efectuara probablemente a me
diados de Agosto.
Pronto daremos a conocer
mas detalles de este aeonteei-
miento social en- perspective.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
LLOYD GEORGE ESTA EN-
FERM0

Londres, julio 28.-Esta pa
deciendo de una ligera enfer-
medal de los rinones, David
Lloyd George, ell veterano IL
der liberal.
FL primer ministro Sc halls
confinado en- 81 residencia de
aqui. -
La gaceta., 1931-07-28

Y para sonroap de la America
de orfgen espshol, debe COME
sarse que los ejercitos pagados
por les que trabajan, Sc han cor
vertido en- verdugos de la demo
cracia, libeytad y justicia.
Juan "Bisonte" gobierno con-
sentido por lie soldadesca, como
en- esta Sc apoyaban Legufa 6
Ibanez Y Sc apoyan Uriburu y
Machado.
Los sold dos envanecidos OPT
nan que estan obligados a servi'
al que ordena ragarlcs, no a 10
que trabajan para cue ellos pu
dan vivir ''regaladamente".
La gaceta., 1931-07-28

Ell domingo por la tarde re-
cibi6 cristiana sepultura en- ell
Cementerio del Centre Espa-
mol, ell Sr. Alfredo Suarez, ia
Ilecido a consequence de una
gravfsima e~nfermedad.
Ell Sr. Suarez era cuhad0 del
popular tampeno Sr. Manuel
Fernandez Rubio.
lie sobreviven su viuda y su
hijita Olga.
Llegue hasta elias ell testi-
monio de nuestra mas %profun-
da condolencia.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
s @ CIALE s

paordinssria de Directiva que
efectuara esta noche a las 8 Y
media en- los salones de West
Tarpa.
FL principal asunto a tratar
St relaciona con ell Picnic de
Rocky Point.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28

FL coronel Ibafez sc ha refu-
giado en- la Argentina, fuego de
haber "renunciado" la presiden-
cha que deshonrara con sus de-
litos Y extralimitaciones.
Quiza ell Oral Uriburu, otro t
rano lie reciba con los brazos a.
biertos, repitiendo aquel refran
de: Hoy por este Y manana por
mi.
El partido radical, que fuera
arrojado del poder con Irigo-
yen, uno de los polfticos mas po-
pulares que ha tenido toda le
America del Sur, triunf6 en- Il
elecciones verificadas en- la pro
vincia de Buenos Aires. pero
Uriburu, apoyado en- el ejercito
quiere hacer su voluntad y desc
char ell sentimiento del pueblo
expresado en- los comicios.
iEsta ell Dictator argentine
en- la lista de los "malos gober-
nantes" que seran derribados en-
los p-6ximos seis meses.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
os defectos que lie apreciasan...
: el crimen quedara iIspune. 4

Los franceses acaban de gut
lotinar a un j6ven revoAciona-
10, de II amos, que no Sc some
ia mansamente a los abusos de
a policia colonial, en- Saigon.
A los Is amos el desventurado
Tguyen hui era va un conspira
or. Luchando contra la opre-
ion, impulsado mas por las
Meas ajenas que por las suyas,
N17 10 asesinaron.
Los hombres civilizados' de
Francia no lie apreciaron como
atenuante su edad y su historic
1esde los 13 amos.
LILO metieron a revoluciona-
10, 10 ensenaron Acondenar ell
egimen que agobia a sus COM
oatriotas y el sigui6 la ruta que
marcaron Y que ha termina-
10 en- la guillotina.
Las republicans y democra-
icas autoridades francesas no
uvieron compassion De ell. lie te-
mian, sabian que eyk un hijo de
a revolution" Pque defendien
10 sus principles combatirfa has
a morir.
LILO matamos, diran los fran
eses, antes de que pudiera eau
ar daho mayor!
La actitud del gobierno hacia
los salaries, dice ell secretario
Doak, es la misma que fuera da-
"a a conocer por ell presidente
Hoover.
Ell presidente recomendo que
as corporaciones Y companies
lie propiedad privada, no reba-
'a~an los sueldos, nj "tocaran"
os jornales de sus obreros.
Pero las companfas, con muy
pocas excepciones, han hecho
o que les ha convenido, apesar
le 10 recommended por Mr.. Hoo
,er.
iEs la misma la actitud del
gobierno; pero la de los indus
sriales tambien es la misma....
rebajar y rebajar, aunque la
>rosperidad no retorne.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
ChUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Por todas parties Sc oye "a
blair de la necesidad de que Tam
pa tenga ahora Aecciones hon
radas Y esta prueba que la i'm.
parcialidad electoral muy poeas
wees Sc ha servido a este digni-
simo pueblo.
Las ."bravas." Sc han repetido
de elecciones a elecciOnes, sir
que muchos de los indiiduos a
presente alarmados, abrieran
sus preciosas y civicas bocas p
ra reclamar decencia en- los CO
micios.
1Tendra ell pueblo elecciones
honradas, en- esta OCCASION, CO.
mo los tuviera cuando la lucha
en- pro y en- contra de la Carte
de Pat?
Nosotros de nuevo hacemoS
constar que siempre combatire.
mos a los 'ladrones de votos"
a los "repetidores' y a otros ele,
mentos de esta clase que despres
tigian o tratan de desprestigiar
a la comunidad.
81 n~uestros amigos Sc apar-
tan de la senda recta, con el pro
p6sito de falsear la voluntad po-
pular, polfticamente, con enters
franqueza los combatiremos.
Debemos dar al pueblo ls
oportunidad de escoger libre-
mente a los candidates de sus
simpatfas.
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
CitAcion

La Juventud Hispana del
Centre Espanol cita a todos sus
miembros para la Junta Ex-
La gaceta., 1931-07-28
CARTA CABLECRAFIA De ESPANA

lidG de los republicanos radical
lies.
ESperase que los debates en-
contra de los procedimientos vic
lentos del gobierno, Sc iniciaran
de hoy a Nanana.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06

for work today 21yearod mother worried lack
of and food shot and killed her three small children
and then committed suicide
Four lines of type for four working class lives! Nothing
much important! Hoover the rich can bear more
and the fake socialist party declares the rich suffer
equally with the poor!
million Dollar Babies Helena McCann of the seasons
debuanes. No, workers, she wasn't found in Five and
Ten Cent Store No. indeed but her mother heress of
the Woolworh millions! She WORKED in a Five and
Ten! Dear, no!
But what about the baby of Mrs Luette Kruse out in
Los Angeles? Mrs. Kruse 81 years mother Of nine
children had monthod babe at her withered breast when
she died last week
Why did she die? Well, here's the story, told by her
husband:
She "Iacked food" That's simple but there were COM
pcaOns. She had been i'll from lack of food since the babe
was born. Her husband unemployed for long time
and not penny in the house.
On the night of Oct. 81, Kruse, in desperation at his
wes Illness went to drug store and demanded medicine
for her. Refused he went to another By this time the
LAW, which protects damonddec heresses but NOT
sick mothers of the poor had become suspicious. cop
hailed Kruse and threatened to arrest him.
Kruse told the LAW the capitalist LAW, his story. But
the wasn't satisfied and called squad car dragging
Kruse into it, with three cops to Kruses house.
In spite of all protests the four cops plunged into the
sick knocking furniture, snarng the sick
mother and frightened children flashing their flashlights
her terrorzed FORM Don't get hard" said the to
Kruses plea to leave her in peace well throw you in
jail"
Mrs. Kruse the working class mother of nine children
became hystercal and then unconscious, and thenSHE
DIED!
But the heress Of the Woolworth millions Mrs. McCann
mother of Helena, the Million Dollar Baby SHE didn't die!
The depression hasn't touched Herr Nor her daughter,
nor her pOode-dog
Workers. will you stand for THIS! NO. of course you
will MOTT You will throw the damned lie of Hoover back
into his hypocrcal face! You will refuse to believe the
LIE that the depression passing! You know it is NOT!
And you will resent this MURDER of your wives and
babes! You will resent it in ORGANIZED form In the
demands of the great National Hunger March to Washington
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06
The Crop Rotation Plan

Up in st. Paul, Minnesota, we told you re-
Gently that a movie show under auspices OF
the city charity board was gathering 5000
spuds, four each from 1000 kids. All the 5000
potatoes went to feed $4,000 unemployed families
But that was just starter. This week. am
other show and each kid is to bring four car
rots The next week, a head of cabbage. II they
keep this up we presume the unemployed might
have bowl OF vegetable soup by Christmas.
But they're not doing that. Next month will
be "old clothes" month; sox the first week, old
shoes next, old coats and then old pants. The
poor devils will have to eat their soup in their
sfirt-tails till they get as far as the pants
week. This is the Life of Reilly!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06

SsTTHEY all there-the people who go to make up
New York society-from the Vanderbilts and the Nc
and Otto Kahn, seated democraticaly in the orchestra
circle. N. Y Word-Teegram writeup of the opening Of
the 1881 season of the Metropolitan Grand Opera.
Yes workers. the people who make up society"
there In fact there 43OO there breaking last
figure by 90 What to these the "people" who count as
people, is the misery and hell of worry of the economic
crisis?
The only the ushers one Of them
struck with the DIFFERENCE and said:
Its very solid opening should say and as good as
any we've had But it's the contrast that strikes You
know, the depression outside, and all this inside"
What did he mean by "a this? Why the splendor of
the gowns and jewels of the rich the silk hated multi
mionares and their ermne cloaked ladies'! NO DEPRES
SION HERE!
Wait minute-one reporter says that con the whole,
the family jewels reposed in the bank vaults; magnificent
concession to the depression outside! Nevertheless
Mrs Mackay (wife of the president of the Postal Tee
graph Company which owned by the people the
All America Cables Co., that gave it's eegaphers wage
cut last week. with her gering eweled pendant
rings, Mrs Frank Vance Sorrs wrists presented dazzling
of bracelets and Mrs. George Washington Kavanaugh
enough diamonds rival her chncha wrap vaIue
However another reporter bettled the show of jewels
probably not one woman more than $4,000 worth
abaze STILL it enough for the sidewalk crowds They
stood in the chill dOggedy i'm a breadne,
wraps of ermine and sable
Maybe you think that these rich people out APP
count tells us:
They arrived he Big Bugs) in the middle of the first
act and left in time to get the best tables at the supper
clubs.'
the rich bear more They hard up that they
ask the employed workers-no, they COCK THE PAY
ROLLS of the employedo gather the funds for grating
charity" to relieve the joble, million
In the issue of the World Telegram (Nov 81 is the
story:
philadelphia, Nov 3.-While her husband looking
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06
Inez Is a Bright Girl

1nez Haynes Irwin author, and-if we recall
correctlywife OF Will Irwin, used to in the old
days play around with sort OF radical" set
II our memory serves Alright, she used to con-
tribute years ago to the old Masses, as IneS
Haynes Gilmore. Was "a sort Of" socialist.
Be that as 1t may, she wants the workers to
do the contributing now. Not to the Masses, Q,
dear, mol But to the other workers who are un-
employed It will save Saturday Evening Post
authors (the Twins incuded) and quite few
capitalists from giving up small chunk Of their
fat living.
Over WIZ station, 1nez the other day "ex-
planned" that anybody with weekly salary of
$40, can provide for family Of five for eight
days by sharing 80 cents Of that salary each week
for twenty weeks"
And blessed be the name OF Hoover!
What Inez leaves out is the explanation OF how
anybody can support family Of five on $40
week. The q. s. Government statistics Of living
costs says II can't be done, and done right. 1t
can only be done by starving. Yet Inez advocates
more starving, in the name Of sympathy, while
the rich miss no pork chops!
Compare this kind Of bootlicking intellectual
with the figure of John Reed! But you can't
compare them, you can only contrast therl
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06
&4:~.~
Out-Fording Ford
By JORGE

Rather a Joke on Ford to have to acknowledge
that Soviet factories are turning out excellent
tractors, particularly when they are turning
them out by the hundreds every day while
Henrys can't find any reason to make tractors
for American farms
The reason FOR that condition In America Is
that every day, according to the Bureau OF Farm
economics OF the U. S. Department Of Agricul-
cure, 4ol farmers lose their farms by mortgage
foreclosure-while four or five times that num-
per sell out" supposedly voluntarily" but in
reality because they are bankrupt Figures show
that $4,000 farmers committed suicide in the last
ten years.
An army OF $500 county sheriffs are busy
taxing farms away from farmers and have beer
busy at that for come time. Then Secretary
Hyde wonders why he can't get farmers excited
ABOUT the terrible tales Of what the Soviet does
to rich farmers Ckulaks)
AS matter of TACT the American kulak and
the big bankers are the ones who profit by this
appropriation (e polite term for robbery OF the
small farmers. They lay land to land untr
there Is no place"-as the Scripture says But
in spite OF the fact that there is stagnation OF
mechanical advance.
Meanwhile, not by robbing the small farmer
but by showing him the advantage to himself OF
collective work on land nationalized by the
revolution-his own revoution-the Soviet fac
tories work day and night turning out tractors
for mechanical advance-and also for social ad-
vance in the form OF added comforts for the
farmers and more and cheaper bread for the
cities.
Please remember that what makes the diff
ference Is REVOLUTION
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-06
Wonlen's Role in the National
Hunger March

ployed and unemployed must join in the great
struggle of the Unemployed Councils, and the
Trade Union Unity League and the Communist
Party for unemployed insurance, against evic-
lions. and for immediate cash relief of jobless
women and girls, colored and white, married and
unmarried.
races must plunge into the election campaign OF
the Communist Party to strengthen the fight for
Unemployment Insurance, against wage-cuts,
part time work and speed-up, against discrtmin-
alton and lower wages for colored women, against
dsmissals of married women.
The Communist Party is the only political
Party in the United States that fights in the
interest of the working class. 1t is the only
Party that has taken steps TO organize the AM
erican workers to force the U. S. federal and
municipal government to give some relief to the
millions of starving workers and their families.
The relief given TO the workers so far has been
very meager charity relief-but that would
not have been granted If not for the determine
ton and miitance OF the workers under the
leadership of the Communist Party. the Trade
Union Unity League and the Councils OF the
Unemployed
Recognizing this fact the workers and espec
ally the women OF the workingclass must throw
their full support and energy i'll mobilizing for
the National Hunger March TO Washington on
December T. The National Hunger March which
will be preceded by local hunger marches must
have among its ranks hundreds of women's
CARNATIONS, must go hand in hand with the
mobilization OF the masses Of women for the
public hearings conducted by the TUUL
II ss~aaatiea rata tbs drawing Of women In