The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-08

anti-Soviet war front. We have
just received a report of the recep-
ton given to the Nazi Goering on
a similar visit recently to Athens.
T eme n dous indignation was
aroused, not only among the work.
ers, but in the middle class press.
The n wspaper "AnarXartikos"
made a sharp attack on both Hitler
and Goering during the latter's visit.
Anyone found following me should
bring his gallows with himl" was
the caption below a caricature of
Goering carried by this paper. The
same paper reported the extraor~
binary measures taken by the POI
lice to protect Goering from the
population. He was kept surrounded
and isolated, they said, "as if he
had the plague" At every turn,
the Nazi hangman met workers
demonstrations shouting, Down
with fascism!" Free our brave
Comrade Thaelmann"
JUST yesterday we dealt with the
y new bomb of initiation about to
burst in Fascist Germany. Still
more alarming news is contained in
the latest dispatches and cables
from Germany about the currency
situation, but the American CAPT.
talist press relegates these facts
to its financial page. The threat
ened collapse Of the whole financial
system of Fascist Germany is fur
Their upsetting the instability of the
finances of England, Switzerland
and Holland. The New York Times
reports that financial circles in
Paris, in view of the threatened COL
lapse of the whole Nazi financial
apparatus, gently suggested the
Hitherto regime might collapse with
it."
While Mr.. Norman Thomas waits
for a convenient collapse of the cap
italist system, so that, IF" it comes
about, the workers may appeal to
him to take the responsibility and
to please govern for them, the Com
munist Party of Germany is not as
optimistic as the Paris Bourse that
the Hitler regime might collapse
with its currency. In the outlook
OF the stock exchange everything
rises and falls with stock and for
eign exchange quotations. No mat
ter how bad conditions become, no
matter to what pass the Nazis push
Germany, only the deliberate, or
gained, planned overthrow of the
fascist dictatorship by revolution
airy Party, steeled in the struggle,
preparing to lead the masses for
the overthrow of capitalism, not
banking on its automatic collapse,
will bring about the end of Hitler
ism. And the only Party in Ger
many capable of that task is the
Communist Party.
WHAT is being sown in the Soviet
w Arctic Circle! From far va
kutsk, in eastern Siberia, the news
is telegraphed to Moscow that even
Yakutia hopes in the near future
to solve the grain problem. In this
territory, 10 degrees North Latitude,
the population formerly picked at
the earth and fed mainly on the
sapwood of pine trees. Though the
winters are long and cold, there is
a short, hot summer.
In 1922, Yekutia sowed in all
$1,000 acres, the chief food of the
population being meat and fish. In
1881 this had grown to $4,000, and
in the following year, as collective
farming spread, to $4,000 acres.
This year they are sowing 100000
acres, of which $4,000 is Spring
grain.
The Soviet Little Encyclopedia,
published in 1880, says of the
Kolima Valley in the Yakutia area
where grain is now being sown:
Agriculture here is impossible. In
the southern parts some gardening
is possible" Today grain is pro-
duced in this area, and the potatoes
are of a very high yield.
YESTERDAY united front coun-
1 INSTRUMENTATION to one ar
ranged by the British Hitler. Sir
Oswald Mosley, was organized by
the Communist Party and the Lon
don Divisional Council of the In
dependent Labor Party at Olympia.
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