The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-29

Bremen yoted, at the initiative OF
the Communists that no worker
should take part in the Na5i May
Day celebration, Defying the en-
ployers' pressure, the workers adj
hered to this decision unanimously
not a worker going to the Man cele-
bration.
Demonstrations in Bremen
On the eve of May Day the work
ors Of Bremen marched through the
proletarian districts shouting Com
munist slogans. On Sunday the Com
munist Party organized a May First
meeting outside the city with sev-
eral hundred workers taking part.
On May l itself workers demon
stration took place in front of the
Communist Party house, which is
now occupied by Na5i Storm Troop
ers. The Nazi guards took to their
heels as the workers sang the I'm
ternationale." The police arrived too
late to arrest any demonstrators.
Another demonstration was held by
the Young Communist League in an
other part of Bremen. A young COM
rade addressed the crowd for quar-
ter of an hour-the Communists
courage evoking the workers praise.
The Communists painted their Slo-
gans on the building walls in most
parts of the city The Adolf Hitler
Bridge was painted into the "Lenin
Bridge The leafle5 distributed by
the Party for May Day was enthu-
siasticany received by the workers,
even organized workers helping to
distribute it.
A protest demonstration was held
jointly with the Socialists in the
town of Brake.
Win Strike Against Wage Cut
A successful strike against a wage
cut was waged in about Is small
basket factories, employing some $50
workers, under the leadership of the
Red Trade Unions.
In Oldenburg the NaM who MUIR
dered the Communist Deputy Ger
DIES, was drafted into a gang of re-
lief workers, but the workers. many
Of them Socialists, refused to work
with this assassin, and forced his
removal by threatening to go on
strike.
Small demonstrations took place
in the le-Merseburg area on May
l. Red flags were run up, leaflets
distributed and revolutionary slo-
gans painted on the sidewalks. In
Hohenmoelsen the workers demon
strated outside the prison where
proletarians are confined, but the
police did not dare to attack the
demonstrating workers
Nezi Workers Join With Communists
In zeitz a Nazi employer refused
to pay full wages, on the basis of
Hitlers declaration The workers
threatened to strike-even the Nazi
workers favored striking-and com
PEELED the employer to retract his
wage cut,
A revolutionary factory councillor
I was arrested in a municipal plant in
Cologne. A revolutionary worker adj
dressed Nazi factory meeting, de-
manding that the factory councillor
be released. The meeting adopted a
resolution to this effect unanimously.
! In another Cologne factory 800
workers signed a demand for the re-
lease of an arrested street-car en-
1 ployee.
Mutiny in Forced Labor Camp
Seven hundred and fifty men mu-
tinted because of the bad food in the
Longerich labor camp near Cologne.
The men sang revolutionary songs.
When the camp commander asked
| whether any man had a complaint
to make, all $50 stepped forward
This success was achieved by the
Young Communist League, which
had distributed leaflets in the camp.
Thus we see the anti Fascist
struggle continuing uninterruptedly
in spite of Fascist terror, spreading
to more and more groups of workers.
That is the reason for the new wave
Of terror started by the Nazis. But
not all, the terror in the world can
quench the revolutionary fighting
spirit of the German workers.