The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-05

port OI TIE NOIheES IdtHeI lduO
or unemployment, and to hear
the leaders of the Communist
Party on the present election
campaign of the party. against wage
cuts and for unemployment insur-
ance and relief.
Within the borders OF the Soviet
Union race prejudice is smashed;
here the Communist Party campaigns
in this election for full equality to
the Negro Within the Soviet IN
ion the worker is free. and he runs
the country; here the Communist
Party leads a struggle through this
election campaign against capital
list brutality and the suppression of
the political rights Of the workers.
Special Occasion
The District Committee of District
Q New York; of the Communist
Party says in a statement issued yes
terday:
This year in particular the workers
of the United States and the State
and City of New York have every rea-
son to lcok with the greatest hope
towards the Soviet Union. Misery
and starvation increase in the United
States; the capitalists, through their
three parties, Republican, Democrat
and Socialist, offer only one way out
of this crisis and that is further mis-
cry and war.
"The Communist Party, following
the leadership given by Lepin and the
Communist Party Of the Soviet Union
in 1917, points out to the workers that
there is only one way out of this crisis
for the workers and impoverished
farmers, and that is the revolutionary
way of struggle for the destruction Of
the whole capitalist system.
Democratic and Republican
workers, and especially Socialist
Party workers, whose struggle is
part of the struggle Of the whole
working class against all its en-
emies, let US unite on this 18th An
niversary of the Russian Revolution
in one common united front battle
against hunger and war, to smash
this system of starvation and es-
tablish in the United States a
Workers and Farmers Govern
ment."
The New York State United Front
Communist Election Campaign Com
mittee announced today that it has
completed arrangements for seating
between 10000 and $4,000 workers who
will surge to Madison Square Garden
for their final Communist election
rally and 18th anniversary celebration.
The speech of William 2. Foster will
be carried out by a special phone and
loud speaker hook-up from his bed
side to the crowd in the Garden
Fosters address, scheduled to come
over the special wire at els p. m, will
be preceded by addresses delivered by
Earl Browdr, Israel Amter, William l..
Patterson and Clarence Hathaway, all
leading Communist candidate and
known for their intense revolutionary
activity.
Unity with Soviet Workers
The mass pageant which the Work
ers League Theatre will present at
the rally in Madison Square Garden
on Sunday, depicting the achieve
ments OF the workers in the Soviet
Union, will be a powerful expression
of the unity of the American revolu-
tionary workers with their comrades
in the Soviet Union. Soviet and Am
erican revolutionary songs and music
will be provided at the rally by a
workers chorus of 500 and by the
Workers International Relief band.
Doors Open at P. NJ.
With indications that overflow
meetings will be necessary on the out
side, all workers, are urged TO be in
the Garden before p. m, on Sun
day, in order to be assured of seats
inside. Doors will be open at 6 p m.
Arrangements have been made to adj
dress the overflow meeting on 49th 81.
between 9Th and 9th Ave.
All section and Unit organizers ara
to report at Madison Square Garden
on Sunday, November 9Th at 3 p. m.
to be assigned to their respective
posts.
All other comrades who have been
assigned by their units to act as
ushers and to help at the meeting are
to report not later than 4 p. m.
Tickets for reserved seats will bs