THE MILITANT Published Twice VOL. VI, No. 18 (Whole No. 66 a Month by the Communist League of America (Opposition)
NEW YORK, APRIL 1, 1931 PRICE CENTS Illinois Mine Workers in Revolt What Has Happened in Illinois?
Rank and File Rebel Against Fishwick Lewis Agreement; New Union Call Issued MILITAN...

Trotsky: Soviet Economy FAGE THE Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Vol. III, No. 11 Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YORK, Saturday, March 15, 1930 PRICE CENTS MARCH AND AFTER London Naval Naval Debacle Gold and God United calling for varity wien France. This preAgainst Sovie...

The Semi Monthly Organ of the Opposition Group in the Workers (Communist) Party of America It is necessary that every member of the Party should study calmly and with the greatest objectivity, first the substance of the differences of opinion, and then the development of the struggles with in the...

The Communists and the Progressives Two years ago when the Muste moveBy JAMES CANNON In the course of the struggle we, of ment began to take shape in the Confercourse, will maintain our separate organience for Progressive Labor Action we de primarily a period of mental preparation of much more of...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, January 18, 1980 Birmingham Big Open Attempt New Frame Up in Gastonia 60 Hours a week for Shop Center against Saylors. empleating him than the Women in Kentucky Negro Workers the Worst Off Bishop Demands Catholic Unions in Canada Company Union Established in Elizabetht...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday March 22, 1930 Business Men Jeer COLD COMFORT FOR WORKERS IN Parade of Jobless LOAN SOCIETY REPORT Where To Buy The Militant LOS RAIL CLERKS ASK SIX HOUR DAY IN NEW PACT CHICAGO Workers on the Chicago Eastern Illinois, represented by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, a...

THEMILITANT Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America Opposition Vol. III, No. 14, Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YORK, Saturday, April 3, 1930 PRICE CENTS Pittsburg Taxi Men Solid on 12th Week Relieve Unemployment Demand Large Scale Credits to Soviet Union far a group of rowdies from the offi...

Pago THE MILITANT Saturday, April 12, 1930 Minnesota «Farmer Labor» Meet LABOR PARTY SENTIMENT Toothless Foster Silent at Party Plenum ECONOMIC REACTION WORLD WIDE Rally Workers on May Day POLLED IN PHILLY The «Practical» Politicians and Business Men Take Charge PHILADELPHIA (FP) By a vote of 10,...

Hace THE MILITANT Saturday, April 19, 1930 OF CONVENTION Illinois Elections Ignore STALIN SILENT Worker Needs ON BLUMKIN; CHICAGO On Tuesday, April 8, the JACQUEMOTTE SPEAKS on Hour Day PROGRAM OF ACTION FOR THE ENGINEERS By HEDLUND state of Illinois held its primary election.
On Monday morning, ...

October 15, 1929 THE MILITANT Page 9teise 24 LETTERS FROM THE MILITANTS THE STRIKE IN the lighter section of the industry the body industry.
THE CONFERENCE This is not a correct basis for an automobile industrial Chicago, Ill.
Kansas City, Mo.
union. Means must be found to establish a broad basis...

Page THB MILITANT November 1, 1929.
tere ase LETTERS FROM THE MILITANTS THE LEWIS FARRINGTON FIGHT and myself were the speakers. The Stalinites tried and units in Canada by the former national Springfield, Ill. every way possible to prevent me from acting as chair sport director, George Andrew, w...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, December 14, 1929 Schlesinger Bright Ideas The Textile Union «The Freest Country in the World»
wing worker who can draw a clear conclusion from the new policy. Not one of them knows whether the policy is to stay at work while the Right wing is striking, or He «Abolishe...

THE MILITANT Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America Opposition)
Vol. III, No. 15, Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YORK, Y, Saturday, April 12, 1930 PRICE CENTS The Year Plan and World Unemployment RALLY WORKERS Opposition Paper Published ST. LOUIS BUSMEN in the Argentine ON MAY DAY WIN STRIK...

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WE ALSO OFFER FREE COPY OR YOU CAN GET FREE COPY OF The Real Situation in Russia This book is also available free of charge to all workers. Here you will find the nly Englisa translation of the famous Platform of the Russian Opposit...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, June 14, 1930 Our National Tour Senate Red Baiting Probe Starts Meetings Stir Great Enthusiasm Scab Gunman is Acquitted Young him.
Watch This Schedule for Your City PHILADELPHIA. FP. 11 had it WASHINGTON (FP. Edgar Hoover, Good crowds, despite the hot June ity can be e...

THEMILITANT. WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Published weekly by the Communist League of America (Opposition) at 84 Bast 10th Street, New York, Ente red as second class mall matter, November 28, 1928 at the post ofice at New York, under the act of March, 1879 VOLUME V, NO. 43 (WHOLE NO. 139 NEW YORK,...

GR THE MILITANT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1933 EDITORIAL Transport Tie up Hotel Workers Drive Notes of the in Philadelphia TowardGeneral Strike Sympathy Strike Week th It lect the fight, but there is one who never tires, peces milk drivers who are the strongest shown not only by the vicions con of t...

BACKING THE HOTEL STRIKE, OUR MILITANT APPEARS TIMES WEEK WORKBRS THE OF THE WORLD.
UNITE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF AMERICA (OPPOSITION)
VOLUME VII, NO. (WHLOLE NO. 209 NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31, 1934 PRICE CENT 10, 000 IN MASS HOTEL PICKETLINE. Revolt At EDITORIAL Strikers G...

BACKING THE HOTEL STRIKE, OUR MILITANT APPEARS TIMES WEEK THE WORKERS OF THE WORLD UNITE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF AMERICA (OPPOSITION)
VOLUME VII, NO. WHOLE NO. 210)
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934 PRICE CENT Call 30, 000 Cab Drivers in General Strike Brand Lies Scabs a Flop a...

THE MILITANT SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1934 PAGE Minneapolis StrikeReveals Splendid Organization and Militancy Organizing the Strike Support From Other Unions stem.
It Role of the League in Strike track and the creating solubles were medical care to their physical On Firing Line Eestione second det hande...

SATURDAY MARCH 31, 1934 THE MILITANT PAGE International Agitation THE BETRAYAL OF THE AUTO WORKERS CWA Delegations March For Deported Youth Everything is left up to a three corn in Protest at Washington At Expert Deals but it and the other ceremoni del Teachers railroades, emines, estel. Thinusha...

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1931 THE MILITANT PAGE ON THE WORKERS FRONT Rank and File Struggle in the New York Auto Workers Hillman New Racket The «Campaign»
Carpenters Union Against Racketeering be done through a referendum vote in six months later, five of them lett the ently any lonbts on the wisdom of...

August 15, 1929.
THE MILITANT Page Summing Up the Fur Strike rorism. passive.
had a This shady a long may wing union has not the rank and file control it needs: even the shop delegate system was given an icy reception at the union foundation convention. The atmosphere in and about the union is mo...

THE MILITANT April 1, 1929 Page Letters from the Militants HE WRITES WHAT MANY THINK LETTER FROM COMMUNIST FARMER City comrades have pledged 100 to the weekly Militant Williston, North Dakota and enclosed is a check for 20 as a starter on the pledge.
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TIE MILITANT Saturday, January 11, 1930 1930 to Be«Lean Export Industries Will Be Hit Heavily Racketeer is Pal Tough» Year of Matty Woll Pullman Co. Absorbs Notorious Union Foe WASHINGTON (FP) Information re toward hard times, American export trade ceived at the Department of Com faces the worse ...