The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-06
Henry Storey, Atlanta, Ga.


Henry Storey, Atlanta, Ga.
Zone of the six Atlanta Instruction
Defendants who may be electrocuted
Comrades: In Atlanta, 10000 work
ers are unemployed and are starving.
am here to represent the colored
majority of Georgia. We workers
from the state of Georgia, regardless
of what the bosses say, that the
workers are not listening to Commu-
nism, is lie.
I, myself, spent some time in jail,
but, regardless of what the bosses
may do in the southern states, the
bosses of the southern district have
an idea that when comrade gets
arrested, the charge of melting to in
surrection will stop the workers. But,
comrades, they will not
We ex-servcernen, l am one myself.
spent two years in Europe; the
bosses say they cannot give us ex
servicemen our bonus. Hoover wants
to use millions for war preparations.
We workers from Georgia will do
our best to help elect workers, Com
rades Foster and Ford, against the
fcapitalfst candidates,
| ], Farmer. Marine Worker from
Philadelphia
Comrades: I don't think it is neces-
sary to emphasize any more than what
has already been said about the six
points on the platform, of the Com
munist Party. l am quite sure that
the workers here and the workers
throughout the United states are well
aware that these planks of the Com
munist Party are the most burning
issues confronting the entire working
class today.
First of all, the defense of the
Soviet Union and the Chinese people
We are near to another war, and
from every meeting of the bosses and
imperialists has come more inten-
sified war campaign.
Let us take for example, the ports
Of the u. S. A., where, within the
last two or three months, guns,
ammunitions and the tools of war
are being shipped into the Far East.
A burning example of this is in
the port of Philadelphia, where in
the sugar district, cases marked
Sugar" are being loaded without
doubt with ammunition for shipment
to the Far East and Japan, And
workers who know the geographical
location of where sugar comes from,
will know that for Japan to ship
sugar from the United States when
they could save money by buying it
from Manila, is Just screen for
something else. Yet in the port of
Philadelphia, big cases are being
loaded aboard Japanese ships marked
Sugar At the same time, we also
have reports that in other ports, in
New York, in San Francisco and in
practically every port of the United
States today, not only cases of So
called sugar, but actually poison gas,
ammunition is actually being trans
ported into the Far East. And if
the workers will understand that
when person goes into pawn shop
to buy gun, he doesn't buy it to
hang on the wall. When the I'M
perialists manufactures airplanes,
guns, ETC., they don't make these
things to play with, but to use them.
We can see that in the Far East. We
can see that the entire battle fleet
of the United States is not being
centered there for nothing, but the
American government today is &C
tually going into war and into war
which will mean that the American
working class will be led into war
against the Soviet Union
RODRIGUEZ, Coll will now
speak q few words about the situa-
ton in the beet fields of Colorado
Little children since they are five
and six years old, are being exploited
by the Great Western Sugar Co. We
have not got the privilege to come to
school as the sons and daughters of
the exploiting class and the sons and
daughters of the owners of the Great
Western Sugar Co.
Probably many of you have been
over $4,000 veterans are now on the
march 10 the capitol.