The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-27
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UNEMPLOYED
c GU N Ill. S
T. U. u. L. Demands
JObless Relief

tSOjttthuCu tTO'tC EUGG DUGJ
demand the right to living from
The industry, and must demonstrate
before the factory gates in fraternal
action with those employed for
common struggle against the en-
ployers. The activities of all sec
lions of the 7. U. U. L., councils of
unemployed shop committees ETC.,
are directed towards mobiIizing by
these daily activities the whole work
ing class to gather in masses for
a huge demonstration on Monday,
FEBRUARY "a.
1t is necessary that all adherents
of the 7. U. U. L. devote themselves
to the unemployment campaign. They
must organize to present local de-
mands for relief on the industry,
and upon the city, county and state
government, based upon the national
program of the T. U. U. L. This
campaign is not separate from, but
is part, of the campaign to organ
ize the unorganizeed. The immediate
demands from the unemployed are
not separate, but a part of the
class struggle demands put forward
by the 7. U. U. L., the seven-hour,
five-day week, against the speedup,
against wage cuts, etc. But this I'M
employment campaign means that
immediate unemployment relief and
unemployment insurance becomes a
major economic and political de-
mand and that the T. U. U. L. in all
it's sections must set up the APP
paratus to push these demands for
ward.
The workers must not cherish any
illusion in the lies about prosperity
that is supposed to result from
Hoover's National Business Cuncil. "
his is council of big capitalists as 4
government that, far from try
ing to "help the workers." is DELHI
erately conductig the nationwide
attack on the working class in fore
ing the workers to bear the cost of
the economic crisis. 1t is openly di-
rected against the working class as
a super-government of the capital
lists to attack the workers condi-
tons in the U. S. and to prepare for
war, especially against the Soviet
Union.
The A. F. of L. has pledged the
National Business Council' not to
lead the workers in any strikes !;
these social reformists have in fact,
become the principal strike breakers
and fascist enemies of the working
class. At the same time they are
the most vicious enemies Of the So
Wet Union. Those who pretend to
be cleft" reformists (Muste and the
renegade Cannon-Lovestone and
Company, who style themselves
"revolutionists," while trying to get
the working class to depend on the
A. F. of l.. and the socialists, are
the most dangerous enemies of the
working class of the U. S.
To organize the working class
against the capitalist class and
against it's agents inside the work
ing class in a nationwide struggle
for the unemployed in order to beat
back the attack of the capitalist
class, its Hoover's National Bust
ness Council and all local bodies
of similar character, to arouse the
workers against the danger of war
and to unite the whole working
class in solid struggle it is neces-
sary to (a) organize the morgan
lied; (b) organize councils of I'M
employed; and (c) Demonstrate on
Feb. "a in every city for:
Work or wages.
Unemployment insurance fl
nanced by taxes on profits and
inheritances and administered by
the workers!
Immediate relief for the unem-
ployed by grants from govern
ment funds,
The seven-hour day; five-day
week! No overtime.
Down with the HOover-Green
strikebreaking agreement!
Strike against wage cuts and
speed-up! For higher wages,
shorter workday and better con-
ditions!
Build councils of the unem-
ployed!
Join the revolutionary trade
unions, Build the united front in
the shops!
Down with the Hoover plan,
which gives hundreds of millions
to the rich and nothing to the ur-
employed!
Drive out the reformist and
socialist traitors from the ranks
of the working class!
Down with the oppression of
United States imperialism in the
Philippines, Haiti and all OPP
pressed countries!
Unite the Negro with the white
workers!
Soldiers and sailors. Demon
strate your solidarity with your
class!
Fight against the war danger,
Defend the Soviet Union!
For a revolutionary workers
government!
Mass Demonstration of All Work
ers On Feb. "a.
UNION UNITY LEAGUE
National Miners Union.