The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-29

hour day"
5. Limit the amount of relief to the same
pauperized starvation basis that all capitalist
proposals assume are good enough for
workers
6. Leave the administration of the IN
employment relief to the capitalist politicians
and heads of corporations. This means tina
unemployment relief would be sabotage by EN-
ployers, the funds looted by corrupt enemies
of the worker, a brazen discrimination wou6
be made against certain workers in the inter
ests of the employers Those workers who
maintain class loyal attitude toward employ
ers would be Disseminated against, Negro
workers would receive the same cruel jim
growing in unemployment relief which they
now receive in all other ways from the same
capitalist bosses and politicians, foreign-born
workers would be penaized for their working
class activity through the withholding of I'M
employment compensation by the same scoun-
drels who are now conducting the drive Of de
portation against them for the same purpose
1t is clear that the Socialist" Party program
is not one of unemployment relief and social
insurance but a capitalist program against I'M
employment relief and against social insurance.
The real aims of these hypocrites who use
the name of Socialism only in order to de-
ceive the working class, are made plain by the
actions of their fellow socialist" Ramsay Mac
Donald, head of the coalition capitalist gov
eminent of England and hangman of Indian
workers, who now openly is cutting down the
meager dole" OF the 100000 unemployed
workers of Great Britain in order to prevent
the taxing of rich landlords and capitalists.
RADICAL" TAKERS STARVATION PLAN
D. The "Muste" Group of Social Fascists
in the American Federation of Labor land
their "little brothers." Lovestone, Gitlow, Can
non, etc.. whose special way of serving the
capitalists is in trying to destroy the Commu-
mist Party): The program of these groups, in
the long run, is the same as the program of
the American Federation of Labor. But the
peculiar function of these groups is to try to
stem the tide of radcalism of the workers and
to turn the masses away from the revolution
airy trade unions, away from the unemployed
councils, and back into the institutions and
policies that support the capitalist class
against the workers. In this time of economic
crisis, unemployment and rehabilitation Of the
masses-when the Communist Party has al
ready become the acknowledged leader of the
movement of the unemployed, the acknowl-
edged leader of the Negro masses in the strug-
gle against special oppression and the acknowl-
edged leader OF practlcally every BONA 1lde
strike every real struggle for betterment of
wages and conditions) when the drift of the
masses toward the Communist Party already
astonishes and frightens the bourgeoisie-
when even the most reactionary capitalist cut
threats have to speak of planned economy in
a Enthusiastically impossible capitalist imitation
of the socialist planned economy of revolution
airy Soviet Russia-it is just at this time when
prostituted agents can best ssrve the capitalist
class by calling themselves Revolutionary"
and "also Communists" while striving with all
their might to prevent the workers joining the
Communist Party and to break up the trade
unions and other organizations which follow
the Communist Party leadership.
The program of this group, concealed be-
hind radical" and Revolutionary" words, is
in support of the capitalist program.