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Workers Prepare Fight Against Jingoism and Var
u. s. Workers Rally
To DefenSeOfHerOiiC.
Austrian Workers.
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ASAOSA ASSAA ~ " IN VI "
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Against Imperialist War and Fss-
cism! Against Rocsevelt's Govern
ment of War and Hungerl For De-
Tense OF the Soviet Union! For the
Workers Unemployment Insurance
Bill! For shorter working day-for
increase in wages.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 14-Tne work
ing class Of Cleveland will rally in
four mass united front demonstra-
tons Saturday in solidarity with the
Austrian workers struggle against
fascism. The demonstrations have
been called by the District Commit
tee of the Communist Party.
Calling on all workers to Join In
huge militant protests against the
brutal murder Of working men and
their wives and children by the
Austrian fascists, the Communist
Party sent proposals for a united
front to the Socialist Party, Work
mems Circle, Slovenian National Alli-
ance, German Sick Benefit Society,
A. F. Of L. locals and Bohemian So
cialistS.
The Unemployed Councils and the
Trade Union Unity League have is
sued calls to the workers to rally to
the demonstration in masses.
All sections of the Communist
Party In Ohio, Eastern Pennsylvania
and West Virginia are being modified
to organize and lead mass protests.
One hundred thousand anti-defense
week leaflets and an additional 5000
copies Of the Daily Worker are being
distributed among the workers in
Cleveland and vicinity by the Com
munist Party, trade unions and mass
organizations.
Demonstration Saturday in
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA. - Phil
this Saturday afternoon, o'clock, at
Hepburn Plaza, in solidarity with the
heroic struggles Of the Austrian WORK
ers against the bloody fascist Doll
fuss regime, which has turned heavy
artillery on the working class districts
Of Vienna and other cities. The
demonstration is called by the Phila-
delphia district OF the Communist
Party, with the support Of many other
working class organizations.
Brooklyn Shop DenOunces Fascist
Attacks
y BROOKLYN, N. Y.-The workers
Of Bieyer Metal Shop here unani-
mously adopted the following resolu-
ton:
We the workers of the Bleyer Shop
protest against the slaughter of
women and children by the Austrian
fascist government and pledge our
solidarity to the Austrian workers
struggle for freedom.
Adopted at meeting held Feb.
IA, 1894"
Solidarity Meets In Minneapolis
Sunday
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb. II. -
The Communist Party is organizing
two solidarity meetings in support of
the Austrian workers revolt against
FasciSm. The mass meetings will be
held Sunday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock.
at the Humboldt Hall, 1917 Glenwood
Ave-, N, and at the same hour at
the Metal Workers Hall, 32e Cedar
Ave, S.
Invitations have been sent to So
cialiSt Party and Farmer Labor Party
locals to join with the Communist
Party in a united front, and to send
speakers to the meeting.
Protest Actions In Baltimore, PhiIa.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-Demon-
STATIONS in solidarity with the Aus
TRAN workers are being arranged in
this city and Baltimore.
In addition to SATURDAYS demon
stration at Reyburn Plaza, at /
o'clock, mass meeting will be held
Friday night, Feb. % at one of the
largest halls in the city.
The Communist Party has issued
10000 leaflets in connection with
these anti-fascist actions Additional
leaflets have been Issued by the Trade
Union Unity League, and other or
CARNATIONS.
The Socialist Party in Baltimore
and Philadelphia has been approached
with an invitation for united front
struggle against fascisln. Leaflets
have also been issued addressed TO
the members.
Detroit Holds Meet .
DETROIT, Mich.-A mass meeting
to protest the fascist terror In Austria
and to support the heroic Austrian
workers will be held at 1343 e. Ferry
Ave. tonight at 7:30.
The present situation in Austria
will be discussed, and the tasks Of
the American Communist Party will
be outlined.
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