KILL OFF THE UNEMPLOYED!
Retired Army Major Edward Dyer has suggestion! He is only 50, to be sure, but he physthe simplest way of lightening the relief burden: ically incapable of working and is obviously shot to all the aged on relief should be humanely killed. hell mentally. Useless to society,...

2 SOCIALIST APPEAL TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1939 CRACK CONTROL Former Head Exposes Stalin Records Of Treachery in Spanish Loyalist Struggle ffered The 11 permission.
OF CP. IN FOOD tal UNION ELECTION THE WINNERS. am mobilizing every posBARCELONA MAY DAY UPRISING began to reach Loyalist Spain. The Sovie...

Workers of the World Unite!
Socialist Appeal Build Workers Defense Guards!
Official Organ of the Socialist Workers Party, Section of the Fourth International Issued Twice Weekly VOL. III. NO. 27 TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1939 Set up and Printed by Union Labor.
Application for Label Pending 3e a Copy WOR...

SOCIALIST APPEAL TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1939 APPEAL ARMY Auto Union Faces Difficult Future In the Caucus LEADERSHIP Liberal. Labor Endorses Trade WORLD WAITING Unions IS MENACE TO Eide as Mpls. Mayoralty Candidate FOR SLAUGHTER UNION POSITION FEST TO BEGIN (Continued Flint Jobless Ask 30, 30 Hours ti...

PAGE SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1934 THE MILITANT REVIEWING) Role of the Stalinists QUESTION Holds Seventh MARCH OF THE NEWS In Minneapolis Strike National Convention BOX EVENTS Pledge Fund 00 00 writing from Philly on the The Stalinists have two ways of working class, a training in Alling Numerous quest...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1934 Tactics at Minneapolis Imperial Valley Notes REVIEWING THE NEWS QUESTION BOX Pledge Fund Strike Sidelights 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00. 50 ap 00 00. 50 0) 00 00 00 00 000 00 by 50 00. 50 00 ere no 00 00 Holl MARCH OF The General Strike Movement ¡ture.
The ...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934 MINNEAPOLIS DRIVERS SOLID BEHIND LOCAL LEADERSHIP United Front Tobin and the Stalinists 10, 000 in Greatest Parade in City Labor History Tobin Goes to Bat for the Bosses Having failed to convince even also of the unflinching militancy of (Continued from P...

SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1934 THE MILITANI GE THE SOCIALIST PARTY. IN 1914 AND TODAY WORLD OF LABOR QUESTION BOX The Coming Referendum Twenty years ago today the im was the pre war program of Social, ship to talk general strike before, Third Liberty Loan. In August, COMRADE Waukegan, Ill. If you will...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1934 REVIEWING Pledge Fund IN THE TRADE UNIONS MARCH OF EVENTS THE NEWS er another.
ees.
have. Becker 00 monthlp of existence is en all the protection by private de tectives who drive them to and from the shop in privato cars.
TO ALL PLEDGERS: So far the p...

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1934 THE MILITANT PAGE Trying to Turn the Clock Muenzenberg in a Web WORLD OF LABOR Of History Back Of Contradictions extractive meat, nitrate, fruit) and in rail representative of the hopeless pet It began to attain considerable suc declare general strike ourselves as litt...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 French Bolshevik Leninists Decide To Enter as Faction Youth Unite Against Fascism Communist League Replies to Letter Of on Unity Third Conference of French League of Convention (Continued from Page 1)
pact submitted by the At the recent conference of...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1934 REVIEWING THE NEWS Young Socialists Give Young Stalinists an Lesson on the United Front MARCH OF EVENTS STALINISM ON PARADE (Ed. Note: We publish below a very sectarian barriers which stand All these charges, right down to that this is the FIRST TIME di...

PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR THE NEW PARTY PAGE m MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1934 Intervention in Cuba (Contined from Page 3)
such a country to the revolutionary forces. Within a backward country (Continued from Page 1)
transcend national boundaries. Imperialism, itself reaffirm that socialism cinnot...

PART THE MILITANT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1934 The Chauvinist Anti JapaneseCampaign of American Stalinists The Significance of the Comintern Document ion.
with the Con lows: or their mass organizations who exsion of the Japanese imperialist for an intervention against the It is the task of the Amer...

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934 THE MILITANT PAGE Draft Thesis for Convention FundamentalAspects of Youth Work QUESTION BOX WORLD OF LABOR The Need for a National Anti Militarism and the Spartacus Youth League Struggle Against War Discussion Article The Fight for Full Social, Economic and Political E...

Organization Notes.
IN THE TRADE UNIONS REVIEWING THE NEWS Paris THE MILITANT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1934 The Crisis Is Still With Us!
MARCH OF EVENTS This Sunday, Nov. 4th, we held Worker Looks at the of dissention in the new Federal partment. This could be accomAlthough we did not carry on anot...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1934 Party to Act Workers Párty of the Declaration of Principles On Defense Rolldarlty.
The American Workers Party and the Communist race, the colonial and semi colonial peoples of the the party. Its declalons are binding on all members. ary principle, the ...

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1934 TIL MILITANT PAGE Workers Party Declaration of Principles Constitution of the Workers Party Minneapolis Frame Up subordinate officers and deal. contention. appoints meeting characterizing it as the mittee.
other evils Where the masses are forced to form independent unio...

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1935 NEW MILITANT PAGE Bridge that THE SI RUGGLE AGAINSI WAR Gap!
MARCH OF EVENTS ince this is the basie ure or Chass individuals and Ideas by rapidly than class forces woulltioll. Both burencies, starting Long Waits, Small Benefits Feature of Insurance Bills on them (onBy J...

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1935 NEW MILITANT PAGE THE UNITED FRONT AND WAR of workers Soviet Union can come only from to the inicldle class and to middle the November issue of Lavoro Fas Should Revolutionists Build a Labor Party in America?
MARCH OF EVENTS WORLD IN By JACK WEBER By JOHN WEST alyses o...

MARCH OF EVENTS THE TRUTH ABOUT SACRAMENTO Statement by Hurt Defendants SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1935 NEW MILITANT PAGE ter revolutionist of course. And now, according to the official pro paganda, he is also a stool plgeon. But what new about that?
By JACK WEBERE Is it not well known that anyone who di...

NEW MILITANT VOL. 1, NO. 14 PRICE CENTS NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1935 Weekly Organ of the Workers Party of the CAPITOL Nations Totter On Cannon Rorty, And WP Progress on All Fronts, NEWS Brink of Another Tell of Cal. Terror National And International LETTER Imperialist War Marked at Ptsbg. C...

NEW MILITANT Weekly Organ of the Workers Party of the VOL. 1, NO. 15 PRICE CENTS NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1935 ONLY SPARK IS NEEDED!
Strike Struggles Grip Toledo Akron Workers Set General Strike Unions on Strike Shuts DownLA ForSiege in Rubber Hat Industry the bosses.
of the hitherto maintai...

2 SOCIALIST APPEAL April 30, 1938 Progressive Painters Fight Bureaucrats GREETINGS FROM LOCAL NEW YORK GROUPS IN TEN LOCALS MEET TO MAP CAMPAIGN Harry Bridges Orders GOODRICH UNION Union Smashing Drive DEFEAT PLANS Socialist Workers Parti Against Coast Sailors FOR WAGE CUTS in TYPO WORKERS REJECT...

May 1938 SOCIALIST APPEAL Hitler Seeks Workers Of All Races Must Unite Militant Students Hold SOVIET UNION NOTES To Mend Axis Against Fascism. In Czechoslovakia Large Anti War Rallies Election Call For RS. Seen As Move For By Rome Visit Extension Of Purge; Shortage of Resistance To Patriotic Dege...