The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-06-06


government of Denmark, will be helde
finally in the city Of the glorious
Paris Commune, the stronghold of
the revolutionary French proletariat.
80 British Union Leaders Issue Call
The movement for the Anti-Fascist
Congress is spreading all over Eu-
rope like wildfire. Eighty prominent
leaders of London trade unions have
ISSUED. an appeal to all trade unionists
in Europe, asking them to support
the united anti Fascist front Of all
workers no matter what their union
or political affiliations may be.
Czech Soldiers Endorse Congress
The call for the Anti Fascist Con-
gress mas been raised in numerous
regiments of the Czecho-Slovakian
Army. and the soldiers are enthusiast
tically greeting this mobilization Of all
the anti-fascist forces of ESrope.
Regular soldiers meetings which
adopted resolutions for the Congress
have taken place in a large number
Of important garrison cities. In
Prague. meetings of the soldiers Of
the Fifth Infantry Regiment the
Air Force Regiment voted to send
greetings to the Congress.
Soldiers meetings which voted I'M
snimously for the Congress and re-
solved to carry on the struggle against
tascism and the fascist methods OF
the officers in their own country took
place in the barracks Of the 38th,
Third and Sixth Infantry Regiments,
the Seventh Artillery Regiment, the
Second Cavalry Regiment and the
Second Air Force Regiment.
Soldiers meetings were also held by
the 18th Infantry Regiment in
Schoenberg. the 35th Infantry Regi-
ment in Pilsen, the 44th Infantry
Regiment in Reichenberg, and the
43rd Infantry and 10th Artillery Reg
iments in Bruenn.
1--WE VIII Never Shoot Workers"
The soldiers of the 18th Infantry
Regiment of Prague voted a resolu-
ton in which they declare: I'VE
will never shoot workers, we will
never fight against our brothers in
the Soviet Union, but we promise to
do all We can to convince every single
one of our fellow soldiers of the true
meaning of fascism, the last resort Of
capitalism. and to win them for the
joint fighting front of the workers.
peasants and soldiers
The soldiers statement ends with
"Long Live the Fight Of the Work
Ing People for Bread Work. Land
and Freedom! Long Live the Gov
eminent of Workers. Peasants and
Soldiers all over the Worldl'
On May 18th, a giant anti-Fascist
mass n Getting was held in the Grain
Exchange of Prague, called by famous
Czechcslovakian University professors
and inteuectuals The meeting adj
dressed by noted intellectual repre-
sentatives of the Communist Party
and Red Trade Unions, appealed to
all the workers of CzechosloVakia to
elect delegates to the Congress and
elect an anti-Fascist committee for
ths struggle against fascism through
out the country.
Several hundred united front meet
inss of anti-fascist young workers of
Czechoslovakia have taken place in
the past few weeks, many young
worker delegates being elected to the
Congress.
Huge Campaign in Poland.
In Poland, the campaign for the
Congress has been carried on with
great intensity. The District Com
mittee and 20 locals of the Farm
Workers Union in the Teschin area
voted to affiliate to the Congress
and elected delegates. Fourteen meet
ings of miners and two of metal
nn1 in 20
Chemical and Glass Workers Union,
as well as the unions of Jewish work
ers have Joined the campaign. Up to
now SO delegates have be ~ elected in
zaglembi alone
The movement in Polish Upper
Silesis. where a number of miners
locals elected delegates over the pro-
test Of the Polish Socialist Party Of
ficials AZ delegates were elected at
107 ant-fascist meetings.
Other delegates have been elected
from Lodz and Warsaw, where a
group OF intellectuals and writer's
Joined the movement The cam
paign for the Congress has penetra-
ted deep into the ranks Of the peas
sntry. Resolutions were voted and
delegates elected at meetings of ag-
ricultural workers throughout the
country.
81 Delegates from French Unions,
The French National Committee
for the Congress, with Henri Bar
busge, Roman ROLAND, Andre Glide,
Prof Paul Langevin, and other noted
intellectuals among its members, in
addition to representatives from the
reformist and the Red trade union
declarations, and from the Commu-
mist and Socialist Parties, announces
that 81 delegates to the Congress
have already been elected by various
trade unions.
Delegates we're elected in MarSeilles
by a united front youth committee,
as well as by the joint conference of
the electricity workers Other dele
gates have been elected in Argentan,
Dole, the Paris suburb Villesparisis,
and even in the stronghold of NUM-
tons manufacturing LIE Creuzot,
Many Of the delegates are Socialist
workers and unionists. Limoges. Col
mar Hsgondanges Ales, and in
Chambly where delegates we're
elected Most Of these delegates
we're elected al huge united front raj
lies for the Anti-Fsscist Congress.
The Young Socialist Federation Of
the Aisne has affiliated itseH with the