The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-23

<PARn6> More than the steel workers have
49, M shown that they know how to fight militanty
SIN . G\ for their class interests and understand the
Il W III need of class solidarity
VAA"~NZT Your conditions in the mills however have
>%NEFTN| continually become Working for the
richest corporation in the world, nothing but
misery has become your lot.
While the United States corporation last year
total profit of $7965O9O your wages average 4c per
hour in other $500 per The eight
hour day boosted by Gary only partially established
Haunted by everpesent fear of and by ps
who paid divide your ranks you driven terrific
speedup system of work
Steel production has greatly reduced which
that many workers compelled to walk the
without any support themselves their families
working only half time The profits Of the steel trust how
ever continue to pile up. e.-rs ers ,9r-e.
The country facing great depression with
mass unemployment 1t will particularly hit the steel industry
and you prepare meet that crisis You organize
and demand the right to live. sac e-lasa 4e
Judge Gary Morgan the heads of the United States
Steel corporation the modern capitalist autocrats who rule
and control the lives Of millions Of workers The power and
fuence Of these express the system of capitalist exploitation
under which live it dominates completely and decides the
policy of the Gayism the of the
In the last analysis Garyism and capitalism synonomous
The steel industry be compelled maintain its
ployes during times This only
thru profits fund under complete control of
competent steel workers
The eght-hour day be established.
The standard of living of the steel workers must be raised
The lives and limbs of the workers must be protected
These elementary demands of the everyday struggle
only be by strong organization political and industrial of
the together with entire working
organizations must be guided by leaders with consciousness
that the everyday struggle of the class struggle and
that the interest Of the employers the workers dametc
ally opposed and that is only thru struggle that the workers
able to advance their class interest.
The demands of the steel workers have always very
moderate yet each time they have with rocious assaults
from every department of the The courts tn
Sacks soldiers hired gunmen have been used to crush every at
tempt the steel workers better their conditions This should
prove the steel workers the of the struggle
the need for class action both ndusay politically the
workers.
The giant corporation which dominates the industry
principal of the capitalists control of the United States
Ebert Gary ardent supporter of Calvin
Coolidge and the republican party When Wilson and the demo
cratic party held office in the government the great steel strike
ruhlessy suppressed 1t makes difference the steel
workers of America whether republicans democrats hold
flee in the Robert NJ LaFoette the independent
capitalist candidate for president represents the system
of capitalism which has developed the United States Steel
poraon He is just ardent supporter of capitalism Cool
dge Davis and his talk of bustng the trusts will have
effect than Rooseves trustbustng slogan of 1908
Coolidge Davis LaFoete propose nothing that will
eve the situation in the steel industry The only
solution of the problem the abolition Of the system of
exploitation and the establishment of workers
Only the Workers Party proposes to organize the workers
for militant struggle better their conditions We propose
the steel workers organize themselves industrial that
they organize in the shops protect their interests there and
that they organize politically to establish the working class
power-the workers government
This only be done by the conscious revolutionary will
of the workers. by the building Of Communist Party
Steel workers. Join the Communists in the struggle for the
realization of this program. sM .
vote for Coolidge Davis LaFoette is for the
system which enayss you for the Communist candi
dates is a vote for the workers government
W. A. H-z