The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-24
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energetic development of an organ
ization drive among the unorgan-
izad, the building Of shop commit
tees, the drawing of fresh forces
into the leadership of these strug-
giles, the rousing of the fighting
spirit and energy of the masses,
In the needle situation the main
strategy of the T,U.U,L, is the or
g&nization Of the unorganized shops
to enforce union conditions in shops
under our control to develop broad
offensive against the bosses and
their company unisn agents. The
shoe struggle must he taken into the
camp Of the bosses by developing an
energetic organization campaign, by
developing mass pieketing. mass
violations Of the injunctions and for
the development Of . general strug-
gle. Every new union. every T.U.
I'LL. group must be drawn into ac-
tive participation In these struggles
as cell - in the rapidly developing
general strike situation in Paterson,
= Build T. U. Y. L.
In conjunction with these strug-
sles and the general leftwsrd trend
among the workers, with ever great
err and greater masses looking to
the T,u,U.L. for organization and
le4dership, every revolutionary union
and T,U,u,L, group must undertake
eleFseticslly the task of building
the 9.u.u,L. Of establishing . real
centsF Of class struggle unionism,
Every nav union and T,U,U,L.
group must Immediately raise the
necessary funds to establish q new
Trade Union Center, to open head
quarters and coordinate the entire
left wing movement.
! The coming District Convention
OF the F,u.UL. on March ! and 2
must be made q genuine mass COM
vention with the bulk of the dele
gates coming from basic industriesi
metal, marine transport, textile,
foed, etc. The slogan for the eeining
District Convention must be 1000
delegates from shop committees,
T.u.p,L. groups and new unions,
The task of procuring large Negro
delegatisn, at least one-third of the
delegates, to the convention il Of
decisive Importance. We must rec
ospise that the insufficient number
Of NsErp delegates at this confer,
enee II Z bssie shorteomlng whieh
must he corrected in line with the
prsRraM 81 the T.u.U.L,
-Ae conference rsalises the ina
postance of the growing unemploy,
meat situation and therefore in
structs the council at ones to peppl-
arize our program for an energetic
campaign among the unamployse
for eur T,u.U,L groups, unions ana
shop committees. Every shop eeH-
mittse, every new union, every r
U.U,L. group, must immediRtel,
proceed to arrange discussions OF
the program of the T.U.u,L. and
this draft resolution, and on thu
hasls Of 1t elect their delegates t.
tn district convention which will
t1ke place on March and 2, 1880
At Irving PlaSa Hall.
1890 Delegates,
The losal council Ia hereby in
struggled immediately to issue tn,
call Tor the District Convention d
Al organized and unorganized, white
and Neevo, women and younf
workeTs In industries and do every
thipr IN its power to reach our goa
Of thousand delegates representing
the basic industries of New Yarl
and New Jersey.
Vcrward toHa mass delegation q
or1arized, unorgauizai and unem
ployed workers with special atten
ton to the most exploited sections
Of the working class--Negro, we
men, young workers, in industries
Forward to the coordination Of oal
eetsYjtiss with those Of militaa
uIprkays in other sections Of tn
country, with the exploited calaris
taasses and the world revolutienaTa
labar mevamsne