The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-20
RESCUE FROM HUNGER AND
COLD"

RESCUE FROM HUNGER AND
COLD!"
BERLIN by Mall The slogan
Rescue from Hunger and Cold"
was raised as the keynote OF the
Joint congress Of the National I'm
employed Committee and the Ma
tionaI United-Front Committee Of
Anti Fascist Action, held in Ber-
lin November goth. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted, pre-
senting demands that the overflow
ing warehouses be opened to the
unemployed, and that every jobless
worker be given a free supply of
bread, potatoes and coal.
A delegation of Socialist workers,
representing thousands of their
party comrades, extended warm
greetings to the congress and
pledged TO help form united front
for acton against hunger and cold.
Amid laundering shouts of RED
Front" they announced that "the
only way out is the fighting united
'front.'"
The Communist deputies in the
Prussian Diet will present a bill in
cooperating these demands at its
opening session on November gath.
TROTSKY, KAUTSKY AS COL
LABORAT0RS OF THE POLICE
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Nov. s27. (By
MaiD For the past few weeks a
book entitled "Collectization in Soviet
Russia" with the subtitle Down
with Serfdom on Collective Farms"
has been circulated throughout Bull
garia Although it has 100 pages its
list price is only 2 cents. The book
is supposed to be "a symposium of
articles by prominent economists, So
cialists and Communists" and sis
primarily intended for our Bull
garian peasants, so many of whom
are fooliShly falling for Communism"
It has now been disclosed that this
anti-Soviet work is a product of the
secret political division of the Bull
garian police. The police send it
FREE to all booksellers, libraries,
newspapers, and even private indi-
Yiduals, although it is marked with a
definite selling price.
Among the collaborators adjoining
this police production are White
Guard Russian Professor IvanZev and
Karl Kautsky, whose contribution is
a reprint of the agricultural section
of his notorious "Bolshevism up a
Blind Alley" OF course, Rakovsky and
b1rotsky' are represented, Trotskys
article in the French Trotskyist ma
gazine la Lutte DIES Glasses" being
reprinted.
In the anonymous preface the po-
lice of the Bulgarian dictatorship
recommends Kautsky as "the most
prominent theoretician of Socialism,
the old, experienced interpreter of
Marxism.' Trotsky and Rakovsky are
praised as "the most prominent and
active representatives of Commmu-
nism, who-after having led the Rus
sian Revolution and helped for years
in the establishment of the Soviet
Etate-tnow are out of favor and
eXiled."
The Bulgarian workers and pea
pants have realized the meaning of
this united front Of Trotsky- Kautsky-
Girginoff (the latter the Bulgarian
police minister. The workers press
has branded this police production
publicly. Only the organ of the Bull
Garian Trotskyists, "Osvoboshdenyie,"
doesn't consider 1t necessary to say
tnything about the book, thus tacitly
Improving it.
After Trotsky's trip to Copenhagen
where he spoke over the radio for
thousands of dollars paid him by the
ultra capitalist Columbia Broadcast
ing System, we now have Trotsky's
writings in the service of the Fascist
Bulgarian police. Strange bedfellows,
or perhaps not SO very strange-after
Iall. The road away from Com
|muisn leads straight to counter
revolution and police collaboration.
RENT STRIKE IN GERMANY
Tn Brandenburg tnear Berlin 5000
tenants are waging a rent strike for
so per cent rent reduction, the
guarantee Of rent relief to unem-
ployed tenants, and against the evic-