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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
S PA R K S

Dun your eye over the following
n item:
War Veteran with decorations for
bravery wanted as doorman in club;
must have service credentials. r AS
Times
Amt II a beauty,
Those veterans who have had their
eyes taken out don't qualify since
they can't peep through the watch
hole in the door to see that the Gus
toner is known TO the boss.
low about wooden leg? Would
IL that disqualify one of the war
heroes ? Or shot-away jaw Or
blood-spitting lungs?
A worker from Portland, Oregon, D.
n j., writes:
"van De Camps Bakeries Incorpo-
rated, notorious for its open-shop
conditions have the following sign
ON their door: Forward with Roose-
Yelt."
Underneath this sign is another
Of their own making, mo HELP
WANTED"
rORNELLL University is TO confer
y 1854 degrees today. Maybe that
is what they mean when they say
that business is going up by degrees.
AND from Ann Burlak, veteran Of
IA many working class struggle,
comes the following: Here are some
CT the songs the strikers of the Pc
got Mills in Salem are singing, as
they march on the picket illness
Pariey-vous
Our picket lines are getting strong,
Parley-vous,
Our picket lines are getting strong,
Parley-vous.
Come all you workers get thrill
And march around the striking mill
Hinky, dinky, parey-vous.
Our dues have made O'Connell fat
Parley-vouS
Our dues have made OConnell fat
Parley-vous
Our dues have made OConnell fat
Now the rascal left us flat
Hinky, Dinky, parley-yous.
Mcmahon, he wants to break our
strike
Parley-vous
Mcmahon, he wants to break our
strike
Parley-vous
Mcmahon, he wants to break our
But we answered with fight
Hinky, dinky, parley -vous
(O'Connell is business agent of this
locaD.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
CREATES MYTH OF RISE
IN INDUSTRY BY DOCTORED REPORTS

cerned, we learn the following from
the New York Evening Post, June II,
1898.
Exaggeration of the rate OF pro-
ducttop INDUCED in by some re-
ports in May continue in some
quarters. There is no discern
ible changes in actual ultimate
consumption Of steel"
This certainly is plain talking and
fundamental. First reports are ex-
aggerated, that is they are based on
lies, and, secondly, where there are
actually increases they are for spe-
culative buying as the fundamental
use and demand for steel one of
re most important single gauges of
the extent of the crisis) has not
changed from the lowest levels.
Furthermore, the same report in
the New York Evening Post lets out
a little secret that will interest the
steel workers. 1t tells them that in
order to help the Roosevelt ballyhoo
along there will be an effort made
to put up the appearance of rise
IN steel production for July, but that
this cannot last unless there is a
fundamental change in the crisis.
"By reaaon of industry control
being undertaken at this particular
time" says the same Post report
from the steel centres, "the first Of
,'riy. by trrdi.ion the period Of lcfg-
est n-cauction, will be made high
PERIOD
ThcA is, it will be made high
perioc;' to serve the propaganda of
the Roosevelt regime, and to help
carry through its program of attack
under the bairage of lies about q
rise in industry and employment,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

rent business, show a drop in both
months In May, 1898, the drop was
over $4,000 900 below 1882; in April
the drop was over $l8.000,000 below
the same month of 1883.
While building permits show the
huge rise OF $4,000 in April, 1888 as
against April, 1892 uhat is sufficient
to build about seven or eight small
garages) the fact remains and stands
out very boldly in these figures there
was drop of $1,000 in building
permits in the latest month reported
May as against the previous year,
and drop of $4,000 below April of
1933-that is there wss compare
lively a great drop at time when
there should be seasonal rise
Now we come to the only excep-
tion in these figures, the small rise
in post office receipts for May and
April of 1888, amount to few thous-
and dollars. This can certainly be
accounted for exclusively for the in
creased use of the mails by the Buff
falo Chamber of Commerce to spread
its lying propaganda about return
ing prosperity in an attempt to feed
the starving Buffalo workers the
usual Roosevelt paper promises in
the place of unemployment insur-
ance.
Exaggerated Reports on Slc.l
Production
Buffalo is an important steel CEN
tire, and besides the above tabulated
figures, the Chamber of Commerce
is able to report an anaemic rise in
steel production figures, precisely a
rise Of s or z per cent, But SO far
as steel production figures ara con-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
Country Preparations for
June "a, National Anti>Fdscist Day
Demonstration Hyde Park Planned By
British LID. for June 81

the Communist Party for june IS.
Jewish and German organizations
in st. Paul, MINI, are taking tho
initiative of calling broad united
front conference early in July. A
large number of open forums, mass
meetings and lectures have been held
by the Communist Party In the
Twin Cities during the past few
months to build the Anti-Fascist
movement.
In preparation for June "A, mass
meeting was held in Grace Church,
Denver, Colo, at which speakers, In
Guiding William Dietrich Of the Com
munist Party, pointed out the
growth of Fascist trends in the
United States itself
A united front conference in prep
aration for June "A will be held in
New Brunswick, N. j., June 10, at
pm, in the Hebrew Ladies Aid
Hall, so New ST., called by the New
Brunswick Conference for Action
Against Fascism.
Here in New York, two mass meet \
ings against Fascism will be held
Wednesday evening, June 81. One
meeting, at Empire Manor, 10 That
ford Ave, Brownsville, Brooklyn, will
be addressed by Robert Minor, Of the
Genial Committee of the Communist
Ply; Charles Alexander, Negro
working-class tader, and others.
The other, on German Fascism and
the Struggle of the Communist
Party Against Hitler" will be held
at Ambassador Hall, Third Ave. and
Claremont Parkway. in the Bronx.
with c. A. Hathaway, OF the Central
Committee of the Communist Party,
as chief speaker.
Workers organizations all over the
country arc urged to nstify the Daily
Worker at once of all meetings, con-
| ferences and other preparations for
National Anti Fascist Day, so that
| the Anti-Fascist movement may be
built into truly mass movement,
rallying the workers to the support
of the heroic German working class.
| LONDON, June 19.-The Interna-
tional Labor Defense has arranged q
number Of public mass meetings and
demonstrations against German FaS-,
cism throughout the coming week In
London.
The meetings will send delegations
with protest resolutions to the Ger
man Embassy. The climax Of the
series Of mass meeJings will be an
all-London demonstration In Hyde
Park June 81, which will elect an
all-London deputation to Interview
the German Ambassador in protest
against German Fascist Terror. The
Jewish organizations Of London have
been invited to join the protest DEM
/ oastration.
DEMAND DEATH SENTENCES IN
SPAIN
MADRID, June 1e.--The public
prosecutor for republican Spain is
demanding death sentences for
eighteen workers accused OF murder
IN connection with fight With tn
ub'ic guard.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

Tine first fruits OF the Industrial
Recovery Act are already being reap
ed They consist of a crop of lies
about the great upswing in industry,
about increasing employment
The present objective of the cap
italistS is, while preparing and carry
ing out the fundamental attack all
along the line against the working
class, to fill their minds with hopes
based on lies, forgeries, distortions.
We will examine some of these dis
tortions which show the extreme eX-
tent of the Roosevelt propaganda.
The future will magnify these ex-
amples, especially as the attacks
against the workers grow greater, in
order to stave off the spirit OF re-
sistance that is now arising and
which will grow in proportion to the
attacks Of the bosses, as well as in
proportion to the growing experience,
determination and organization of
the American workers,
Lying Revival Figures
Buffalo, an important industrial
centre will serve as a good example.
The Industrial Research Department
Of the Buffalo Chamber of Com
merce has issued a series of figures
to attempt to show signs Of revival"
under the influence of the Roose-
welt plans" 1t is worthwhile an
alyzing these dry figures which the
bosses fling into the faces of the
workers as proof of revival, because,
as is usual with such statistics, they
prove quite the opposite. They will
serve as good guide for the suspi-
non with which all workers should
visw and analyHs such capitalist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
Chicago Anti-Fascist
Demonstration June "a

CHICAGO-A huge Anti Fascist
demonstration is planned for June
"a here by the Chicago Anti Fascist
United Front Committee.
To protest against "the crimes of
the German Fascist regime against
the workers, the Jews, the Catholics,
the intellectuals and professional
groups" the Committee has invited
all those opposed to Fascism to par
ticipate in the three parades ar
ranged for that day.
Starting places are North Side,
Ogden and North Ave-; West Side,
Blue Island and Roosevelt Road;
South Side, END ST. and Wentworth
A junction of all thres marching
columns will be effected at Franklin
and Randolph Strs., and the parade
will wind up with mass meeting at
Grant Park.
Tag Days, June "a and June IS
are being arranged by the Commit
tee to raise funds for the relief of
victims of the Hitler terrorism.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Louise
Thompson, Executive Secretary OF
the National Scottsboro Action Com
mittee, issued a statement today
calling upon all Scottsboro Action
Committees holding meetings this
coming week to rally all forces
against the Hitler terror in Ger
many. The statement pointed out
that the German workers were in
the forefront of the fight which
saved the Scottsboro boys from the
electric chair on three successive
occasions.
Two German workers were killed
in Chemnitz while demonstrating
for the freedom of the Scottsboro
boys. Scores of others were injured
in various parts of Germany by the
Hitler thugs who combined with the
police in an attempt to smash DEM
onstrations by the German workers
for the Scottsboro boys.
Speakers at all Scottsboro meet
ings this week will point out that
the terror against the Scottsborc
boys by the Alabama authorities Is
a manifestation in America Of tbs
same Fascist methods that are ras-
irg in Hitler GERMANY. June "a
fIas.onal Anti-Eaec'-t Day. conin9
during the trial Of Roy Wright ano
Eugene Williams, the two youngest
Scottsboro boys, at Decatur, will be
q demonstration Of solidarity of the
Negro people with the oppressed
Jewish minor..y I'm Germany anc
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
FRENCH LAWYER
READY TO DEFEND
7 @ R GLE R CASE
Two British Attorneys
Volunteer to Defend
Communist Leaders
By Burck

PARIS, June 19.-Cesar. Cam
pinchi, noted French criminal lawyer
and member 81 the Chamber of De-
putieS, wired the Reich Supreme
Court of Germany yesterday, in
curing whether he would be allowed
to act as counsel for Torgler, Di-
ntitroff, Popoff, and Taneff, the
Communist leaders facing trial on
the trumped-up charge of burning
the Reichstag building.
Campinchi stated that he had in
tervened in the case because he had
heard that no German lawyer was
willing to act as defense counsel. He
said that two English attorneys were
also ready to volunteer their services
without charge in defending the
Communist leaders.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

apohs, Mimi, with representatives
from German. Bulgarian, Jewish,
Scandinavian Finnish and Ukrain-
ian organizations. The Committee
has called conference for June 30
to build the Anti-Fascist movement
in the Flour City. An Anti-Fascist
demonstration has been called by
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
REMOVE HITLER FLAG

PARIS, June IGNORE than 1000
deck workers demonstrated in Dun
kirk before the German steamer,
Aka flying the Swastika flag of
Hitlerism They forced the captain
to withdraw the flag, after which the
German sailors and the French de-
sang the international.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

propaganda whether it is carried out
nationally, locally in the shops or in
the A. F. of L. unions.
Comparing May and April of the
years 1888 and 1882 Chat is an eff
Fort to contrast the RooseyeSttsn up
swing as against the Hoover down.
swing) the Buffalo Chamber Of
Commerce tries to get the workers
to slacken their struggle for unem-
ployment insurance, to starve on
while wages are cut further.
Their prize exhibit consists of the
following figures which are worth
glancing over and Analysing.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

WlVi put oflc cACcptiOll tiicoc ll6-
ures show precisely opposite to what
the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
wants the workers to believe. They
show that the crisis is deepening, all
business is declining, that the banks
are being depleted of deposits, that
the workers are rapidly eating up
the remaining slim reserves that they
have.
For example, the bank debts
(meaning mainly bank deposits
show drop of $58,OOo,OOo in April,
1888 an against April, 1882 In May,
1888, the drop below the previous
year was around 100000.
Bank ciearsncee, gauss q Gun
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20
DEMAND DCATV SENTENCES IN
SPAIN

MADRID June le.--Thc public
prosecutor for republican Spain is
demanding death sentences for
eighteen workers accused Of murder
IN connection with fight With tie
ubyic guard.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-20

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23
kUTYiBA Sc VESzIk 4 T0RvENYT.

Termeszetes, hogy az ujsagok
mem dzsampo1nak most a gyar
igazgat6ira, hiszen azok j6l fl
zetett hirdeteseket adnak a la
poknak, de XII fogjak siitni vala-
mi modon, hogy munkasok a
hibasak.
Az igazsag valoszinuleg az,
hogy Nash gyar nincs agyon-
halmo1va rendelessel, inert a
profitot, vagy mutatkozo prof.
tot soha mem engedi elszalasz-
tani a nagyt6ke.
De a rendelesek hianyat most
egyszerien ugy allitjak be, mint
ha munkasok "lehetetlen" ko-
vetelesei miatt zartak volna le
a gyarat ~ ahogy AIT Fordnal
megtettek - Is megint elkezde-
mex maid iivolteni NRA ellen
Ahelyett, hogy a NRA intez-
kedeseit megtartanak, amelyek
lehetove teszik a ket fel kozotr
a bekes targyalast, egyszeriien
fiityiilnek a torvenyre es kidob
jak munkasokat legnehezebb
idoben az utszelre.
Ugy latszik, hogy nincs ko-
zeput, mikor ket osztaly erdekei
talalkoznak egymassal.
A NRA mem akarta senkit6l !
vagyont elvenni, csak szovetsegi,
tehat nemzeti ellen6rzes ala akar-
jak AIT helyezni.
A vagyonos kivaltsagos osz-
tallyal azonban mem lehet bot
nelkiil es lampavas nelkil be-
szelni es Rooseveltnek el6bb-
utobb valasztania kell, hogy mer-
re vezeti az utjat nemzetnek.
Vagy beadja a derekat az
uralkodo kivaltsagos osztalynas,
es akkor NRA-n egyik rest :,
mask utan fogjak vagni e.
esetben talan legjobb lesz, ha
eleget tesz Mr.. Swopenak Is at.
ada a NRA-t sz6rost6l-boros
tol tokenek, vagy tovabb kelI
mennie egy sulyos lepessel.
Olyan torvenyt kell keresztul
hajszolnia a kongresszusban, a
mely lehetove teszi kormanv-
max, hogy a fordok meg nashok
gyarait egyszeriien lefoglalia Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23

Kenoshaban Nash automobil
gyarat bezartak.
Bezartak azert, inert az auto
munkasok nagyobb munkadijakat
koveteltek, amihez teljes joguk
volt.
"A NRA 1ehet6ve tette vegre a
szervezetlen auto munkasoknak,
hogy szervezetbe tomoriljenek
IS ugy alljanak el6 kivansa-
gaikkal.
Es ha a munkasok. meg tu-
lajdonosok mem tudnak egymas-
sal megegyezni, Oft van a
National Labor Board, amely
igazsagot tegyen kozottiik.
Legalabb ezt halljuk i1nos-un-
talan, ha legazolt munkasok
nem birjak XII az allapotokat,
mem nyugszanak meg torveny-
szegesekbe es sztrajkba mennek.
Ahol sztrajk volt es ahoi
sztrajk van, OFT korusban ordi-
toznak az djsagok,, hogy a mum
kasokkal nem birnak, hogy a
NRA fejebe szallt a kiehezett
munkasnak es hogy emiatt az
egesz torvenyt sutba kell dobni
a kongresszusnak.
Bar eddig meg minden sztrajk-
ban beigazolodott a munkassag
teljes igazsaga, soha nem hagy-
tax 6ket a lapok az uralkodo
t6kes osztaly szocsovei - beke-
ben es peldaul Dctroitban valo-
saggal uszitottak a sztrajkolo
munkasok ellen. Mert hogy biz
niszt vesztett varos, (ertsd: a
varosi kereskedok es bankarok)
amig a szerszamkeszit6k sztraj-
koltak.
Most aztan a Nash gyarnal
mas helyzet.
OFT az emberek hajlandok, ma
gyon is hajlandok voltak dolgoz-
nj, amig folytak a targyalasok,
de mem volt ere hajlando a
t6ke.
A Nash gyar vezetosege mem
ment a Labor Board-hoz, ahogy
AIT a sztrajkolo munkasoktol XII
vanjak, hanem egyszeruen le-
zaratta gyarat es az uccara
lokte munkassagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23


azokat szovetsegi kezelesbe he
lyezze.
Roosevelt mem azert jott Wash
ingtonba, hogy az allamszocializ-
must megcsinalja, hanem, hogy
a roskadozo t6kes osztaly erde-;
keit es t6kes rendszert meg
mentse. Es ebb6l a celbol sulyos
engedmenyeket parancsolt to-
kere.
Ha azonban EFT mem fogjak
neki megengedni, akkor kenyte
len 1esz az allamszocializmust
megcsinalni, vagy legalabb a
munkahoz hozzalatni.
! Akkor aztan kes6 lesz tron;
javesztett nagytokenek siran-
kozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23
Az a lengyel flu testyerem

Detroitban nagy botrany vol.
a mutt heten.
Egy tizenh9t ewes high school
novendeket elfogtak, inert rata
csiptek, mikor harmadmagaval
betort egy iizletbe, ahonnan het-
ven dollart ellopott.
Hat ezek a betoresek eleg su-
ruk Is nagyobb feltiinest mem
keltenek manapsag. de inert q
fatal diak kitun5 footballista,
|sokat foglalkoztak az esettel az
ujsagok.
Termeszetesen a fiut a foot
ball csapatbol azonnal kidobtak
Is bar a bir6 szabadon hagyta a
targyalasig es ma is mindennap
megy az iskolaba, mem lehet a
sorsat irigyelni.
A tobbi gyerekek ujjal mutat-
max ra, tanitok mem is akarnak
hozza beszelni, inert az emberek
ostobak, aIasak es inert szive-
sen .vallalkoznak ma is ra, hogy
a testvereiket megkovezzek.
Sajnalom, hogy lengyel vagy
angol nyelven mem fog ez az
iras megjelenni, inert en- nagyon
boldog es nagyon buszke lennek
ra, ha AIT gyereket nyilvano-
san testveremnek tudnam ne
vezni.
Ha kezenfoghatnam, ha vele
Fmehetnek. mikor lesiitott fejjel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23

szegyeneben,. ahelyett, hogy a
sajat szajabol fordulna XII a fa-
lat, mikor gyerek el6tte a
sorsat elmondja.
Es az emberiseg kirabloi, az
emberiseg rabszolgatartoi meg
elegedessel fogjak maid olvasni
az ujsagokbol, hogy "tarsada-
lom ellenseget" becsuktak a bor-
tonbe.
Mert a "tarsadalmat" azok ke-
pezik, akiknek van elelmuk Is
van ruhajuk, akik mindent el-
vettek, mindent felfaltak, min
dent elhabzsoltak azok el6l a
szegeny, rongyos, dolgoz6 nincs-
telenek el6l, akiket mar az isko-
laban azzal metelyeznek meg,
hogy a .'tisztes szegenyseget''
becsii1jek.
Ha AIT a szegeny, sokat szen-
vedett lengyel gyereket becsuk-
jak. a bortonbe, val6szinlleg
mint kesz "gonosztev6" fog on
nan kijonni. Talan rabl6, ITALIAN
= . 4s s4 r. y
rabl6gyilkos lesz bel6le.
De en- akkor is ugy 3rzem,
hogy testverem lesz Is en- akkor
is inkabb ve1e, mint . morganok-
kal, rockefellerekkel, wig
ginsekkel, 4 piispokokkel, a rab-
binusokkal, meg biborosokkal
vallalom 4 rokonsagot.
Mert azoknak q belpoklos lei
XII. rakott gyomru potrohos en-
bereknek en mem vagyok q test
we're.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-23
Minden is lenne

Az aut6gyarosok titSos gylls-
seket tartottak a napokban IS
arr6l tanacskoztak, hogy a code
OF januar elsejere felnondjak.
Az auto-code ugyanis decem-
Der 31-iki lejarattal van srveny-
ben Is ait azzal megjegyzsssel
adtak,ki, hogy ujevkor 1ehet MOI
dositasrol beszelni.
Most az autogyarosok azon
gondolkoznak, hogy ujev utan
ne irjanak ala code-ot, hanem
probaljak meg a kongresszust az
egesz NRA ellen hangolni.
EFT nemcsak ok tervezik, az
acelnagnasoknak is ez szan-
dekuk, SGT nagyhatalmu U. S.
Chamber of Commerce, meg a
Manufacturers Association szin-
ten ilyen iranyban dolgoznak.
Tettek ugyan egy kiserletet,
hogy a NRA-t atvegyek a t6ke-
SEX hazi keze1esebe es ez volt
a hirhedt Swope-plan, minthogy
azonban ilyen puccs sikerere
nincsen semmi ki1atas, a legjob-
ban szeretnek, ha a NRA-t XII
lehetne torvenyb6l torolni.
Az Vi rend ellen folyo es egyre
novekv6 izgatas ezentul meg ma
gyobb aranyokat olt IS el lehe-
tiink ra kesziilve, hogy mire a
januari kongresszus egyiitt lesz,
akkorra az izgatas es hecceles el-
borit minden ujsagot.
Mert az autogyarosok, az acel-
magnasok Is tobbi nagyt6ke-
SEX termeszetesen csak akkor
mondjak fel a code-ot, ha a
NRA-t a kongresszus eltorli.
Maskilonben egy ilyen felmon-
das nagyon kellemetlen kovetkez-
menyekkel jarhatna Is esetleg
sokkal szigorubb rendeleteket
hozna magaval.
Az autogyarosok gyulesen ell
hangzott beszedekben csak egy,
csak egyetlenegy kifogast emel-
tex a t6kesek.
Hogy a NRA lehetove teszi
munkasok szervezkedeset, a.
nit ok idaig mindig sikerrel ga
toltak meg.
Hivatkoznak szerszamkeszi-
tok sztrajkjara, akik az emberek
ezreit loktek XII varatlanul a
munkabol Is AIT bizonygatjak,
hogy a sztrajknak 1incs helye a
tomegtermelesre berendezett ipar
ban.
Ennyiben igazuk van a gya-
rosoknak.
A sztrajk olyan varatlan es
sziiksegtelen eltolodasokat idez-
het fel, amire senkinek mines
szuksege.
De tisztelt gyarosok a gyii-
lesukon nem emlegettek egy csc
kelyseget.
Mem emlitettek ait, hogy a
torveny ertelmeben szerszam.
keszit6knek joguk volt szervez-
kedni, a gyarosok viszont EFT a
jogot nem akartak elismerni. Ha
a gyarosok torveny kivanalmai-