The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-26
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of the working class movement and
the Communist Party. They have ex-
pressed that as part of their mis-
sion both in Philadelphia and in New
| York.
Everybody knows that when In
the next few months, the German
people hang Adolph Hitler, which
they will" there Minor was inter-
rupted by appIause) "for the muir
ders that he has committed, it will
be done under the leadership of
the Communist Party of Germany"
Loud cheers greeted this state
ment.
Minor declared that 1t was neces-
sary to reject "the senile views of
Mr.. Harry Weinberger Civil Liberties
| Union-Ed9 who expresses the ideas
of a decrepit and bankrupt middle
class liberalism. The bankruptcy, the
poverty, the miserable role of the
American Civil Liberties Union was
never more terribly exposed than
| here"
Weinberger put forward the SIMS
ter proposal that the Nazi meetings
be permitted with police and mill
tia on hand to cope with disorder"
AT this point, gazing wrathfully
first at Weinberger and then at Mayor
O'Br1en, Minor declared that the Civil
Liberties Union did not have suf-
f1cient time to come this morning to
a court where Fascism is being put
over by degrees in America, where I
face criminal prosecution just in the
fashion Of Hitler for the fact that 1
have insisted on the right of the
working class to picket and. to strike
and to join unions of their own choice
despite injunctions. These liberals
have no time to interfere with the
Fascism being introduced by Mayor
OBrien's court, by the courts of the
Democratic Party"
At this point, O'Brien, who ND
to then had maintained his pose
as one who Is "shocked" by the
"Nazi invasion In the U. S." began
to squirm.
Gust a minute, Mr.. Minor, you
know the issues before us :"
Unperturbed, Minor went on to
say: II wish to point out that when
Spanknoebels men raise the ques-
ton of the N.R.A., they are pursuing
a consistent policy in America"
The fascist Oswald Mosley in Eng
land" continued the Communist
leader, "has stated that he readily &C
cepts as part of his program Presi-
dent Roosevelt's program in America,
and 1t Is well known that both Mus
solini and Hitler have found points
OF comparison between the N. r. A.
and their systems Of dictatorship"
AS Tammany police, to whom
Minor is extremely well known be-
cause of his militant activities, be-
gan edging toward him, and O'Brien
continued to announce that Minors
time was up, the latter declared:
May I then point out this, Mr..
Mayor-that already the proposal of
Hitler in Germany to have positions
in schools and in the liberal profess
sions allotted by percentages to diff
ferent races has already been raised
in the city of New York. Our dis
tinguished rival, Mr.. Mayor, your
rival candidate and mine," Daughter
here) Mr.. Mckee, has raised the
question in harmony with Spank
noebel, of the apportionment to the
positions in the professions and in
stitutes of learning in proportion to
the number of Jews in the popula-
ton. He has already put it in prac-
tice in some of the institutions of
learning.
Mr.. Mayor, ]. wish to show that
the administration is itself pursuing
policy with the issuance of injunc-
lions against trade unions, their eff
forts to break up political meetings
on the streets of New York and by