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IF HE HOLLERS LET HIM GO by Chester &. Nimes 14, “Doran ; Price $2.50 "IF EE HOLLEAS LET HIM GO?, has the efTeen oof ao nape right to the jaw. Grenphig, or uttl, ons ‘eifortunately, all a4) ves ft cannot fall to shock the “eSt orplacenh reader tnto 4 ose Seareness Cf the cezsponl of page - rd that swirls constently unger tre Pa¥e ments of aAmertoa, SOU" JON85, a yOUu® Negro from the ride ils Weer, cones to 'Los An, eles after. “MO years of college, ‘to take a joo ‘nN oa Long feseh ship vara, He works tinsel? ap co Yeaderman, yee because of zis color, 12 unable to enforce his authority. He cecomes more ara more “rustrated und Is obsessed with his growing Latred of the whites, who, oy treir behavior, give hin Plenty of fuel for its 211 consuming fire. #13 4a.furtunate experfence with a cheap “weite won from Texas, who uses her color te taun® hin, iis conversations WIth OTL@r negroes about the Jim Crow laws tr the amy, “fs love affair wit CONT. OF PAGE @ RAP DEMOCRACY ON THE MARCH with one arm the american monopolists are trying to shove through anti-laber legislation in Congress. At the sdme time they are extending their Yong arm into the trade unions in an attempt to draq from the ranks the most Rrogress= ive elements, Choosing tne international association. of Machinists as its prey Focal ly “he agents of tne Merchants ant Yanu- facturers Assn. are engajed in a sharp battle with the membership of todae~ 311 for contro? of the ‘union. Eiqht memoers of the Lodge are charaed with "membership in, and advocating and encouraging orjanizations ual to the International assiciation of Mach- inists; namely, the Communist Party," hone is char jet witn actions contrary to rhe interests of the 1AM or, labor generally . Host of the. eignt are active members of tne Lod je rand nave "sen members for several years, The old-time members who remember the period some thirty-five years ano when the IAM was in its Infancy in“ tla, point to the preamble of tne union's constitution in suppert of their con tention that the defendants have a rignt to their political cellefs wnd some have pointed out that ta carry out the fullest requirements of good Unfonism in the bAM a member must par~ ticipate in political action, COND OW P’cE 13