The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-01
AUGUST 1-DAY OF WORKERS
STRUGGLE AGAINST WAR

rupt and go to the city to lind jobs only to
land in the army of the unemployed
Crisis all over the capitalist world-uuem-
poyment, speed-up, ver-production, poverty of
the masses, preparations for war or war itself!
This is what the masses have received as their
heritage from the last world war-ths is what
they face today.
The Soviet Union
All over the capitalist word--but in the
country of the workers and peasants, the Sow
let Union, where socialism is being built there
is growing industry and collectivized agricul-
ture. New industries, new plants, phenom-
enally rising production, higher wages, lower
hours, increasing lei: ure and culture. The So
Wet Union that proposed, wants and alone can
institute peace faces the capitalist world which
is engulfed in a crisis.
To meet the crisis, the capitalists everywhere
try to crush the workers. Capitalist (Fascist)
relationships or growing relationships. Attacks
on the militant workers, their press aud organi
zations especially the Communists and revou
tionary trade unions. Arrests, prosecutions,
torture, electric chair, and the lynching OF
Negroes-in the United States and other CAPT
talist and colonial countries.
Fish in New York preparing to outlaw the
Communist 1arty and the Trade Union Unity
League, preparing the forces for war on the
Soviet Union. Fish representing the Wall
Street Government with the fascist A. F. of
L. leadership supporting him through Matthew
Woll, who even outdoes him. The social-fascist
socialist party "deploring" the investigation
but supplying the Fish Committee with mater
ial for its dirty work through the Jewish
Forward.
What is the answer of the workers?
August First!
March 6th-May 1st-July 4th Unemploy-
ment Convention in Chicago. Strike against
wage-cuts in Flint. What must be their next
answer August LIST!
On August 1st all over the capitalist world,
the workers will demonstrate. In every city
of the United States under the leadership of
the Communist Party and the Trade Union
Unity League they will demonstrate against
imperialist war preparations!
For Defense of the Soviet Union!
For Unemployment Insurance.!
For Seven-Hour Day and the Five-Day Week!
Against Speed-Cpi
For full equal social, political, and econom-
ic rights for Negroes!
For the release of all political prisoners
Foster, Minor, Amter, Raymond, Mooney, Bill
lings, and the scores of others!
Against the Fish Committee and the attempt
to outlaw the Communist Party and the T.U.
UL.!
For Workers and Peasants Government!
August LIST will be the beginning of nation
wide movement to demand unemployment in
surance Cnot penny for war purposes, all
funds for the unemployed"), of strikes against
wage-cuts, of struggle against imperialist war
and danger of an armed attack on the Soviet
Union.
All Quit
Employed and unemployed workers-those
still in the shops must form shop committees
and link up with the Trade Union Unity
League-those who are jobless must Join the
unemployed councils of the T.U.U.L. Together
they must fight under the revolutionary lead
ership of the Communist Party.
Every man, woman, young and adult, Negro
and white workers out on August 1stl
Show the bosses and their government your
Willingness to demonstrate and fight for bet
ter world-for workers and farmers govern
ment-a Soviet Government of the United
States!