The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-09-25

started the whole program OF unem-
ployment insurance. A vote for Rob-
ert Minor is a vote against capitalist
court injunctions gotten out by the
strikebreakerS. A vote for Robert
Minor is vote for the leader of the
demonstration of the New York
workers for relief the leader of the
demonstration of international solid
arity to protest the bloody terrors of
Hitler Germany.
1.-THE program of the Communist
Party is part of the struggles of the
working class. Comrade Burroughs,
another of our candidates, is not only
herself one of the most active fighters
for all of the oppressed, but Comrade
Burroughs in her own person SYM
polizeS the program of the Commu-
mist Party for the liberation of the
oppressed Negro masses in the United
States and so it is with the other
candidate of the Communist Party
Comrade Ben Gold.
Nobody can be under any mis-
apprehension when they vote for
these three candidates. They are
voting against Jim Crowism, for I'M
employment insurance, wee in
creaseS, for struggles against war
and for international solidarity; for
the overthrow of capitalism, for the
proletarian revolution, for the estab-
lishment of a Dictatorship of the
Proletariat in the United States"
Williana Burroughs, Negro teacher
ouSted from the city school system
because of her unrelenting fight in
behalf of the working class and for
the Scottsboro boys, was herself OBJ
viously overcome by the sincere ap-
plause and singing of the Interna-
tionale after the workers jumped to
their feet when she stepped to the
microphone.
Burroughs scathingly denounced
Roosevelt's New DEAL for the Negro
masses.
1.-THE New Deal for the Negro
workers, she said, is miserable wages,
segregation being made the law of
the land. We can speak of such q
thing as Negro wages, she said. The
Negro bourgeoisie, whom one would
expect to fight for the Negro workers,
have thrown aside all pretense of
fighting for the Negro masses. They
have deserted the Negro labor move
ment, they have a long list of be-
trayals. In recent months they have
added to this list. We have Scots
boro, we have Camp Hill, Tuscaloosa,
and now we have New York" said
Burroughs, citing the wave of lynch
terror in New York.
Ben Gold, leader of the militant
fur workers said there are no strikes,
evictions, unemployment or people
starving in the Soviet Union. He
scored the support given the NRA by
the Socialist leaders.
1t was the first opportunity New
York workers had of hearing the mi
litant leader of the Needle trades
workers since he was nominated Com
munist candidate for President of the
Board of Aldermen, and they made
the most of it. Gold received round
after round of applause.
Carl Brodsky, manager of the Com
munist Election Campaign Commit
tee, made an appeal for the s25, 00C
election fund drive. A collection OF
$23907 was made.
Charles Krumbein, District Organ
izer of the Communist Party, was
chairman of the meeting.
The Young Communist League
through their District Organizer, I
Herman, brought revolutionary greet
ings to the Party on its fourteenth
Anniversary.
After the meeting was over at Ills
| enthusiastic crowds waited outside to
cheer Robert Minor.