The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-08-12

the result that protesting non-Coa
munists are obliged to take Comm
mist leadership"
German Socialists JOIN Reds
SAARBRUCK, Aug. 1.-THE Fss
cist dictatorship has entirely failed b
stop the activities Of the Communis
Party in Baden alatinate, despit
numerous arrests.
The "Arbeiter zeitung," an illega
paper, is regularly published, and tw
pamphlets, 1.-THE Truth About tn
Burning of the Reichstag," ant
"Swastika Germany-Land Of Judg
and Executioner," have been widel,
sold. Multigraphed local papers ar,
regularly issued in Mannheim wald
hof, Kafertal, Karlsruhe, Lorrach
and other centers.
Communists in the labor camps q
Kafertal and Gemersheim- Rhine or.
ganized demonstrations against tn,
food and other conditions, and issue,
a leaflet in Gemersheim.
In Ludwigshafen, Is social demo
cratic workers have joined the Com
munist Party; the so members Of tn,
Ludwigshaven Young Socialist Leagu,
have joined the Young Communis'
League; in Mannheim, 20 social dem.
ocratic workers, including a leading
functionary working in large fac.
tory, have gone over to the Commu,
mist Party. .
Other social democrats and Reichs.
banner men have joined the Party In
Freiburg, Karlsruhe, Singer, and else.
where. Other Social Democratic work.
ers have joined the Communists ir
distributing the "Arbeiter Zeitung.'
In Mannheim, a "Rote Volkstimme'
has appeared in place of the former
Social Democratic newspaper, but its
line has completely changed, and il
advocates the united front with the
Communists.
Four Months for Singing
BERLIN, Aug. 11.-For buying tn
illegal Communist "Volkszeitung,"
Hamburg riveter was sentenced t.
three months In Jail
A 60-year old Berlin shoemaker was
sentenced to four months In Jail TO,
humming the International" on the
street.
For chopping down an oak dedi-
Gated to Chancellor Hitler, two Gcer.
litz workers were sentenced to one
year in prison, and deprived OF citi-
zenship rights for three years.
STUTTGART, Aug. 11.-Fearins
that the workers would turn the
Stuttgart Athletic Festival into ar
anti-Fascist demonstration, the police
arrested more than 500 persons, hold
ing them as hostages until after Thu
festival.
BERLIN, Aug. 11.-When the Ma
tionsl Socialist Shop Council In tn.
Berlin Oberspree Gable Works called
a workers meeting, a Communist
worker took the floor, and despit,
frantic efforts Of the Nazi leader,
to stop him, spoke for 80 minutes
exposing the NaZi attacks on tn,
workers living standards and condi
tons of work. When the Nazi lead
erS tried to stop him, the whole audi
ence Of workers, including the Storm
Troop members, insisted on his being
allowed to continue. He was dis
missed the following day.
Demonstrate at Factory Gates
HANOVER, Aug. 11.-Workers VIII,
struck at the Oberhausen Glas
Works against Entertainment of an ap
prentice by a foreman, advance
wage demands and won a two pc
cent increase after a two-day strike
Nine hundred young workers /,
Hagdenburg, on their way to the sta
ton to be transported to farms Il
Pomerania, sang the Internationa
and shouted Down With F'ascisln!
Their guards did not dare interfere
BERLIN, Aug. 11.--As the worker
OF the General Electric Co., Brunnen
strasse, were leaving work, so worker
stood at the gates, shouted Commu
mist slogans, and distributed hundred
of leaflets, under the eyes of the fas
cist factory guards.
At a signal, hundreds Of leaflet
were dropped over a large group o
apprentices of the A.E.G. Turbin
Works in Hollander Strasse, who ha,
been assembled in the factory spor
grounds. The leaflets attacked tn
fascist functionary Well, who ha,
dismissed an apprentice found will
a copy of "Rote Fahne," and causet
the arrest Of another.
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