The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-09
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WORLD!
Little Rock, Ark.
By Joseph Freeman.

Little Rock, Ark.
am Negro sharecropper in Arkansas,
Flowing under cotton because the government told us TO-
The government promised to pay for this,
But | have plowed under five
And haven't gotten five cents
We have been told we'll get pay in trade,
Which get nothing at all.
We've been holding meetings to find some way out of
misery
And lawyer named Jones to
And urged us to join the Red Cross.
The nerve of this Jones!
To the sharecroppes to join the Red Cross
Which discriminates against Negroes.
We will not forget what the Red Cross
Did to Negroes in the drought of 1881,
And in the flood that swept the southern states
We know too, that the landowners
Don't give damn any more for white sharecroppers
Than for Negro sharecroppers.
We have heard that in Alabama
Camp Hill Tuscaloosa, and other counties
Negro and white sharecroppers,
Tenant and poor farmers,
Have Joined together in union, the Sharecroppers
Union
Which is fighting the boodsucking landowners,
So doing the same.
Nation Wide Broadcast
THE president gentleman
with professional smile No for Big Business, smiles
professionally the assembly of sublime meoie who gods Wears
earth.
spirit the peoples opium
rack in the realm spiritual the representative of the racs the
spiritual nesse, which in
shape form alters the na of the baoney
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Dental lips like the dsconng consequences from an infant thought
iv If this rat panuhcv the nrivega Of sneatng to the
representatives of the twenty-five Christian denominations
embed here there everywhere the Chief Executive this Great
Republic permitted himself the privilege Of speaking few particularly
phrases to the delegated representatives assembled
million voorhees, workers. listen seepers the public
parks breadlne prisoners broken families dpossd farmers listen
Haywood Patterson Charles Norris al listen friends of George Arm
wood listen Tom Mooney sten strikers from Pennsylvania to California!
minds wide president talking the
The phrases stink with age asehood:
abundant HecOectve enortscial planning definition
prosperity
collective president refuses
protect scottsboro boys from ynct-threat
nctus sancu sanctus! Sublime lingo of the higher poitcs
vast nmeasub universal infinite presidential
Father Holy
gsaw puzzle spreading ggantcay nationwide
network, spells nuts to you my dear American people
Z International Solidarity
FROM Hamburg there thrilling tale Of international
class solidarity which will stir the working
throughout the world is story about the free workers Of the Soviet
workers In capitalist lands battling m freedom 1t is specifically about
the sailors of the sailed
hbor bringing the faterna ardent greetings the Soviet
Y to the workers OF Germany
long ago, young oommunists-1uegns Wolff
Moe and Tscwere bheadd by the Naz execuoner
their revolutionary activities The Soviet workers have honored the
these fighters their ships
Te who went to his death shouting Long live the proletaran
revolution!"
Recently steamship arrived at the port
Hamburg order to pick Of machinery purchased Soviet
industry The arrival in Germanys biggest Soviet
after executed anfasci fighter created
throughout the city The Hamburg
Dol Of solidarity sent them by the Soviet workers
While the Bruno Iech was loading group armed Naz storm
boarded the vessel and pointing their revoes the
the ships SIDES
S. S territory.
soet territory Naz have right
quests. present ALL Therefore
the gentlemen would have ship Immediately
pointing reyolyers
they bullying
Hamburg citizen
THEY had forgotten something
converged the
silent, determined
ready defend their heroic Ger
The Nas sailors their
The name Bruno Tesch stays the ships Sides
between
countries Into whatever
living symbol International
Hamburg
only a symbol but n example.
Helping the Daily Worker through Michael Gold
Gerther. Chicago $5oO Esennan ...............s1Oo
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