The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-11
CHANGE
THE
WORLD!
By SENDER GARLIN

home spent spring reports that members
John family concerned" about the old mans
health fact Rockefeller, planning to make the
supreme Seal Harbo Maine for the sum-
mer his custom for many years"
He Even Wrote "Poem"
TT SEEMS from the news reports carefully gathered nepng
correspondents that Mr. Rookie
spent Tuesday Wednesday bed but felt well enough
Thursday take short automobile ride Just outside the green acres
Of his guarded estate"
Rockefeller celebration Of his birthday composed poem
his little The fact that the oil agnae
bit iSm the best proof that genius does not
necessarily thrive BEST IN adversely
Eh quite poem WHAT'S 1t rhymesl Here Ii is:
hfe been long happy holiday
"TM work and fun Of play
dropped the the
good to dAy'
Children LOsa Vacations
DRFrrY nice papers that $1,000
children New York City to lose vacations this summer as
the service Iack Of money
given P Davis director Of the Charity Organization
Society As better OF this than
you President Roosevelt the radio
pretty much of rhetorical question for the ma
might asked in the spirit Of the Wnsor
Mckay Sunday better off than
the ice age? Are you better of now than you were in
the stone age"
The answer is that old John D,
valuable from American still
pretty at least $4,000 kids in New York City lose
their vacations this SUMMER
More About Books
AMONG to the office from
Stephen talented writer who active in the Bronx
Hungarian Workers Club. He writes:
Letter not satisfactory at all
the public libraries for Mars books,
meantime what should the comrades read9 Did forget
without revolutionary theory there be revolutionary pac
tceP
1--WE have circulating library Bookshop
always forget mention their ads
deposit matter much the book costs and
happened to return the books We charge
week for books that cost less than $3.50 and Is cents for
"Bu even our library a problems
workers clubs party sections to ab
reading where the workers could time
they literature Membership this read
be 1918 cents month.
And tell comrades in the bookhop that it is not against
ethics practice little courtesy wonder will
publish the above in the Daily Worker
Damned If They Do Damned If They Don't"
AND the subject Of Maple
wood sent interesting editorial clipped from
the Daily Courier" N The editorial interesting be-
cause it is good example Of the pns character some OF the
ani-Sovet propaganda in the capitalist press
entitled Deceive the Young"
opens with the assertion that Teachers the Soviet Union
everybody pretty seriously the idea that the of
the individual place society
contemporary society, to Russian Com
munc state Russian school children get heavy dose of Marsm
their play, they
inoud with the idea that everything which
Communist its and less worthless
goes survey Goky
the Courier" reports breahes found that the five
writers children liked read other than
Jonathan Swift Jules Verne Daniel Deo Charles Dickens and Mark
Twain"
wovee expose the Courier"
simply this
entersing journal did to swing heavy hammer through
open
sumption that the Communists literature the
consider valuable contemporary authors
completely false young the Soviet
will tell that Communists consider themselves
valuable literature.
that both Of the
Shakespeare
classics preferred Pushkn
Courier editorial with
Indicates pretty
reading proves popagandists
are utterly poweess before the magic of the genuine literary artist
Try 1t Out In Jersey!
THIS scrbler stupid or
malicious bargan purpose Soviet
propagands teachers irs the appreciation
the world literature well the
survey school in
Orange, other American
students will voteno Jonathan Swift
incidentally kid
sobu Robert w Chambers Enor Gynn other
propagandst' authorsl