The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-24
HUNT NEGROES In
NEW ALA. TERROR
Boss Press Admits the
Unity Of White, Negro
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Birmingham.
The boss press admits that Gov.
Miller Of Alabama is alarmed by the
flood of protest kilograms and reso-
buttons which are pouring in on him
from all parts Of the country.
Attack Leaders
So great is the anger of the masses
here that the local press has been
forced to print over a dozen OF the
protest kilograms and resolutions. At
the same time the boss press seeks
to behead the mass protest move
mentS with vicious TRADE against
the Communist Party, which the
bosses recognize as the leading force
in uniting white and Negro toilers
for joint struggle against starvation
and terror.
Behind this attack on the Commu-
mist Party, the Alabama lynch bosses
have united the white and Negro re-
formists through the Alabama Com
mission on Inter-racial Relations, a
boss-sponsored organization of white
bosses and Negro reformist leaders.
Two days ago this bunch issued a
statement attacking the struggles Of
the Negro troopers and calling on
the Negro refor1nists to combat the
rising resistance of the Negroes to
landlord robbery and terror.
Lynch Press Praises Reformists
Within "a hours, the reformist
heads of Tuskegee Institute respond
ed to this call of their masters, sid
ing with the landlords in the lynch
terror campaign against the Negro
troopers, and urging the Negro mass
es to remain peaceful" in the face
Of the murderous landlord police at
tacks This traitorous action Of the
Tuskegee reformists has won great
praise from the very newspapers
which have been busily attempting
to whip up lynch spirit against the
Negroes. These same papers led the
hue and cry for the lives of the in
nocent Scottsboro boys and likewise
praised William Pickens ar1 other
leaders of the N. A. A. G. P. their
attacks on the Scottsboro de. Sc or
ganized by the International Labor
Defense
l. L. d. attorneys arrived yesterday
at Dadeyille, Ala, to conduct the de-
Tense of the IL arrested cropper
leaders.
!. L. ID. Campaign in South
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 23.-The
Southern District of the Interna-
tional Labor Defense has issued an
urgent appeal for funds for the de-
Tense Of the Negro troopers arrested
in the struggle in Tallapoosa County
and to further its work Of mobilizing
white and Negro workers Of the
South against the bloody terror
launched by the Alabama landlords
and their police against the Negroes.
Funds may be sent to the National
Office of the 7. L. D., 80 East 18th
Street, for remittance to the South
ern District.
40 Meets in Birmingham
Neighborhood protest meetings on
the broadest united front basis have
been called by the I, l.. D. here,
Forty meetings are planned in Bir-
nlingham alone, with meetings in
Atlanta, New Orleans and other
southern cities. Mass organizations,
churches, and liberals are being Wis
tied with resolutions and appeals for
funds. The l. l.. d. has already is
sued 5000 leaflets calling on white
and Negro workers to rally to the
defense of the troopers and plans to
issue $4,000 more Immediately. Many
of these leaflets are being distribute
ed in Tallapoosa and adjoining coun-