The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-18

void, because or its impoBsibility.
Harrington and his board has no
policy to help the unemployed. They
are policy bankrupt. Therefore, as
leaders they are failures, and because,
of their failure, the necessity has
arisen to organize councils of the I'M
employed workers to try and help
ourselves.
"Starve and be Damned"
Just think of starving desperate
fathers being told that they are en-
emies of the union for getting togeth-
er with their buddies to try and do
something for their semi-starved chill
dren.
1--WE have seen man carried to his
grave here starved, and little chill
dren go about more dead than alive
because Of malnutrition. This con-
dition exists all over the state, and
yet the state officials refuse to do any
thing about it. THEIR POLICY
SEEMS TO BE: 'sTARVE AND BE
DAMNED!
Harrington has received the con-
fidence of the miners, and he has be-
trayed that confidence by his recent
ruling, therefore he has prostituted
the high Office to which he was elect
ed and in justice to the miners, their
wives and little ones, whom ne has
betrayed and insulted, we call upon
him to resign from the presidency
and keep out of the affairs of the
miners union which he is wrecking
by his dirty rulings.
An Excuse that Won't Go.
According to this latest wrecking
ruling of the Himalayan expense
gentry, if me, even employed, should
meet at the switch at their working
places and discuss unemployment,
they would be dual unionistsl The
Sub-District No. has an educational
bureau, and they talk of the cause Of
unemployment and its cure. They are
dual unionists also! Ye gods, by what
perverted process Of reasoning have
the mighty ones arrived at such a
conclusion? They refuse because of
their utter ignorance or unconcern to
help us, or permit us to attempt to
help ourselves.
"No money to help the miners
little children, weak from maInu-
triton. Their little, white faces,
sunken eyes, and fevered bodies,
all too plainly indicate their dan
gerous condition.
"5ut what do you care, Earring
toni You, who are we'll fed, we'll
groomed, with your big salary and
fat expense account?
Harrington, your drink is the
blood Of these little ones.
Harrington, your bread is the
bodies of the miners families; the
money to pay your salaries and
expenses are the lives of the min
ers and their families, buried In
paupers' graves, and dying Of
starvation.
"Their llfe-giving blood is drip
ping from you, your very soul is
red with the blood of the innocent
cnHoren OF the miners.
mo help, indeed, for the miners
who built up the treasury, but money
for investigations of freak class col
laboration, power plant schemes.
Down With Class Collaboration
Eyes, Farrington-class collabora-
ton schemes which you hope will
perpetuate yourself as a vampire on
the jugular vein Of innocent children.
Common deceney calls to high heaven
that you resign from the position you
have prostituted. The miners will
never forget the ruling, and the at
tempt to destroy the only weapon
they have, harrington.
"You stand convicted before the bar
Of working class opinion. Resign and
save yourself further disgrace.
Yours for justice,
"ENcLIsH BRANCH, CHRISTIE
Pier, ILLINOIS, Workers Party Of
America"