The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-21
2 Lenin Memorial
Meetings Tonight
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League. will speak at the Bronx Coli
scum meeting.
Earl BCowder. secretary Of the
Communist Party, and Mary HimofT,
for the Y, c. L., will speak at Arcadia
Hall.
Lena Davis will be chairman at
Bronx Coliseum and Charles Alex
arder chairman at Arcadia Hall.
Many workers mass organizations,
unions, fraternal orders sports and
veterans and cultural clubs, etc.,
have endorsed the Lenin Memorial
meetings and called on their men,
bers to attend them. Included in
this list is the Unemployed Council
of Greater New York, which says, in
a statement yesterday:
Under the guiding hand of our
great leader. Lenin, the Russian
masses VIGOROUSLY uprooted and
eliminated the basic causes of mass
misery, hunger, unemployment and
war-the czarist- capitaliSt system of
Russia.
Through Lenins guidance. mil
lions OF unemployed masses through
out the capitalist world are battling
against hunger and starvation in
organized revolutionary fighting de-
tachments. They are led by the van
guard OF the Observation-Disclosures
of the demands of the hungry masses
the feminist Communist Parties.
I'VE must" continues the statement.
follow the teachings of Lenin in our
struggles against misery and starva-
ton ana unemployment; we must
learn how to make our struggles
laStingly effective. Our fight for
everyday needs of relief, for shelter,
for unemployment insurance, for i'm
proved conditions, must be more in
tensif1ed today because of the Grass
indifference of the ruling class TO our
plight, because Of its cutting down on
relief appropriations, it's discrimina-
ton in giving relief-in short. its
total failure to adequately provide
for the suffering million and a quar-
ter unemployed and their families In
New York.
I'VE must, while we struggle for
relief and unemployment insurance,
not overlook the sinister plans the
ruling class has in store for the I'M
employed millions, These plans are
nothing less than the bloody horrors
of another more CHASTITY and great
er imperialist war!
"Undeclared wars are raging in the
Far East and Latin America, where
tens of thousands of toilers are being
slaughtered in the interests of the
American and foreign imperialist
powers.
1T was Lenin who first taught us
| how to struggle against hunger and
imperialist war. 1t was through
Lenin's teachings that the workers
and peasants of CzariSt Russia freed
themselves from hunger and misery
and established the Soviet Union,
which today knows no unemploy-
ment. It is building Socialism. 1t is
struggling heroically against great
I odds in beginning its second Five
Year Plan, while the ring of the i'm
periaist war-mongers tightens around
it-threatens it!
I'VE hungry millions must resist
the new worId-war plans of the
American imperiaIists, while we
struggle for our everyday relief
needs. We can follow Lenin's teach
ings effectively If we fight against
these war plans, that would turn the
starving unemployed millions of
America and the rest Of the world
into cannon-fodder, for blood and
profit thirsty imperialistsi We urge
all employed and unemployed to rally
in defense of the land that knows no
unemployment--the Soviet Unionl
Increase the fight against hunger and
| war!"
Lenin Memorial meetings in New
York are scheduled as follows: at
Bronx Coliseum, 177th Street; speak
ers, c. A. Hathaway, Leo Patterson;
chairman, Lena Davis. At Arcadia
Hall, 918 Halsey Street, Brooklyn;
speakers. Earl Browder, Mary Himon
chairman, Charles Alexander.
The pageant, "Lenin and the
Masses" will be shown at both halls;
arranged by League of Workers Thea
tres and Workers Dance Council
Choral sections of Workers Music
League will appear in revolutionary
song recitals at both places. Bands
are arranged for.
Time of both events, 1880 pm
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Directions-For Arcadia Hall, from
Brownsville, Rockaway Avenue trolley
car or Ralph Avenue trolley to Halsey
Street; from Borough Hall, Lexington
Avenue elevated line to Halsey Street
from Coney Island, Brighton anc
Borough Park, take B. M. T. to Cana
and change for Jamaica Line tc
Halsey Street.