The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-04
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opena. I'VE honor the organizers
who first responded to the call to
action at great personal risk and
who are furnishing an example of
the new revolutionary leadership
in the class war. We pledge I'M
stinted aid and support for the
southern textile workers for the
spreading of their strikes and for
speedy victory against their enc
mies-the mill owners, the city
and state forces and the reformist
lickspittles Of the U. T. w. and
the A. +. Of L.
He'll Striking Unions.
eve greet the Needle Trades
Workers Industrial Union of the
U. S.-the vanguard of the new
unions-born in the struggle
against the rca"tionary bureau
Gratis Of the A. F. Of L. and the
traitorcus socialist party--now
being steeled in the fight to re-
establish working conditions,
shorter hours and increased pay
in the shops-we pledge our aid
in the coming struggle of the fur
riers and cloakmakers, sure of the
victory over the combined forces
Of the capitalist state, the bosses
and the company union of Dublin
sky & Co.
eve hail the striking cafeteria
workers-whose militant defiance
of the injunction and the armed
thugs on the picket line is an in
spiration to the exploited food
workers throughout the country,
who are now beginning to organ
ize to establish one powerful in
dustrial union of all food workers
in all branches of the industry.
eve note with pride the sue
cesses of the new shoe workers
union under Left wing and Com
munist leadership and look for
ward to a successful outcome of
the movement to organize the new
national shoe and leather workers
industrial union, which shall unite
the shoe workers in their strug-
giles against speed-up, wage cuts
and fine systems and which will
destroy the company union-the
Boot and Shoe Workers Union of
the A. F. of L. and the reformist
Protective Union.
eve greet the new National
Miners Union-which carries for
ward me best fighting traditions
Of the miners of America--born
in struggle against the mine own
ers and the worst gang of traitors
and gunner that ever infested the
labor movement-the Lewis ma
chine. Under the leadership of
the new Miners Union the coal
miners will again form the revo-
lutionary backbone of the labor
movement, and we pledge to them
every aid in organizing the unor-
ganized and in re-establishing
trade union conditions in the coal
fields.
Greet w. I. r.
eve greet the Workers Inter
national Relief, the commissary
of fighting armies of the prole-
tariat-aiding the workers to con-
tinue their battles and to renew
their struggles giving susten-
ance to the workers on the basis
Of the class struggle-mobilizing
the whole working class to sus-
tain their comrades in the class
war trenches-developing the soli-
darity of the exploited masses.
We pledge ourselves to build and
strengthen the w. I. R. here in
New York and everywhere.
"We hail the International La
Dor Defense-the shield and buck
Ter of the working class--ward-
ing off the blows of the capitalist
enemy-defender of the flower of
the working class army-giving
aid and comfort to class war
prisoners and to their families.
Build it strong and build it big
so that the Saccos and Vanzettis,
the Moneys and Billings of the
future may be snatched from the
electric chairs and the jails of the
vicious enemies of the workers
so that the capitalist frame-ur
system may be smashed by the
organized might of the working
class.
Cleveland Convention.
eve hail the coming conven-
ton of the Trades Union Educa-
tional League-the Trade Union
Unity Convention at Cleveland,
O., on June 1 and 2. We look
forward with hope and joy to the
establishing there Of the new
trade union center for all class
struggle organizations and which
shall unite all the new unions, the
revolutionary minorities in the
old unions, and all movements for
organiz ing the unorganized
through shop committees under