The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-04
RALLY JOBLESS
FOR CONFERENCE
Immediate, Con crete
Organization Needed

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Waterbury, 500; Bridgeport, 1000;
Boston, 5000; New Bedford, 5000;
Fall River, 1000; Lawrence, 300;
Lowell, 500; Worcester, 900; Man
chester, $50; Providence, 600; Chat
tanooga, Tenn, 500; Pittsburgh.
1900; McKeesport, Pa, 5000.
A detailed report as we'll as the
achievements and shortcomings will
be broadcast as soon as all the re-
ports from the districts have been
received by the national office of
the T. U. U. L.
Good Beginning.
The T. U. U. L. statement con-
tinues:
"The reports sent in to the ma
tional office of the 7. U. U. L. so
far show that the demonstrations
made a good impression upon the
unemployed workers and that the
conditions for creating a mass
movement demanding emergency
relief from the bosses and the adop-
ton Of the unemployment bill pro-
posed by the T. U. U. l.. and the
National Unemployed Council is ex-
tremely favorable.
"The affiliated national unions
and leagues must now, more than
ever before, increase their activity
and really organize the unemployed
workers into mass industrial unem-
ployed councils. United front con-
ferences which are being organized
on September % must have as their
major task the building up of mass
local movements based upon the de-
mands in the building and develop
ing of further demonstrations and
mass activities on issues such as:
(D evictions of workers; (2) i'm
mediately demanding emergency re-
lief, this to be organized through
local hunger marches to the city
halls and other city institutions: (3)
in building up the September 28th
conferences we must make special
attempts to draw into these confer
ences rank and file workers from
the A. F. L. locals.
Detailed and Concrete Work.
"All in all, the task now is to
organize through detailed and con-
crete work, based upon the imme-
date issues and demands of the
masses Of unemployed workers. The
unemployed conferences on Septem-
Der % must include all workers or
CARNATIONS; the affiliated unions of
the T. U. u. l.. must take the lead
and the initiative to organize joint
struggles both Of the employed and
the unemployed workers in their
respective industries. All this must
be connected up with the building
of the revolutionary unions as out
lined in the program for the build
ing of the "Organize and Strike
fund of 100000. Only by joint
struggle of the employed and the
unemployed workers under the lead.
ership of the 7. U. U. L. can we
build mass movements to organize
and strike against wage cuts"
Strike Against Wage Cuts.
The Organic and Strike" FUND
is to be used to assist in prepare.
ton for and actual conduct %
strikes against every wage cut. ant
against all worsening Of conditions
speed-up and other unemployment
making devices of the employers
Organize and strike against all
wage cuts" is the slogan of the T
U. U. L. now. Intensified activity
in formation of shop committees
united front committees of action
and strike committees, and Councils
Of the Unemployed, linking together
the struggles Of the jobless for I'M
employment insurance and relief
defense of unemployed from evic-
ton for non-payment of rent, with
the struggle of the workers for the
seven-hour day and five-day week
no speed-up, no increase in work.
ing hours, ETC., is the policy Of The
T. u. U. L.
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