The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-01-01
Workers Center Must Be
Built Up!
By 1. AMTER.

THE class struggle becomes keener and keener,
Breadlines multiply, Lighthouses become more
crowded The number Of unemployed is now
close to 100000, and the number of part-time
workers is growing Wage cut follows wage cut,
for the bosses think that the workers will not
resist their determination to lower the standard
of living of the entire American working class.
Breadlines of children, bank crashes, suicides,
cases of insanity filling of jails this is the rec
ord of capitalism in the United States where
1.-THE situation is perfectly sound"
The workers want to struggle. The morgan
lied want organization. The workers suffering
wage cuts want to strike. The unemployed are
ready to fight for relief and insurance. The
workers robbed of their last funds in the Grim
inally mismanaged banks show fighting spirit
Capitalism in the United States is cracking
and-Hoover, Ambassador Edge, Lamont, Green,
Thomas Lovestone may all talk about Slight
maladjustrnent"- the capitalists know better.
They know that their system is in danger and
therefore they are contemplating vigorous meas
ures against the Communist and revolutionary
workers.
For the Communists are organizing the work.
ers to fight against the fearful conditions of
unemployment wage cuts and part-time employ
ment. They &c organizing against starvation
the starvation that the capitalists are forcing
upon the workers and poor farmers through their
cracking capitalist system.
1t is necessary for the Communist Party to
consolidate all its forces for the tremendous work
in hand. 1t means the bringing closer together
all the revolutionary forces for the mighty at
tack that the working class must make in order
to resist the further degradation, to meet the
growing danger of war. This the Communist
Party is doing on all fronts-ideologically or
ganizationally. This it must do in building up
the Workers Center.
The Workers Center at so East 18th Street
was taken in order to provide more space for
the expanding work of the Party and the Party
press. The funds available for the essential ex-
pansion were not on hand and are not yet
available, and therefore the work suffers. This
the revolutionary workers must not allow to con-
tinue. 1t must be remedied at once.
In order that all revolutionary workers may
assist in making the Workers Center the live,
pulsating Center, from which the work Of pre-
pairing and organizing the workers for action
may be accomplished in order to make 1t pos
sible for the Central Committee of the Commu-
mist Party to move into its new home, an day
Bazaar has been arranged by the New York
Workers Center.
This bazaar will open with banquet on Sun
day. Sanuary II, 1881, at the Workers Center
35 East 18th Street, at p. m. All organizations
are asked to send 2 or more delegates to the
banquet with donations and contributions to
build up the Workers Center
Leading members OF the Central Committee
will address the banquet During the week of
January 18th to 18th Bazaar will be held at
IS East 18th Street, at which articles and COM
modities of various kinds will be on sale. The
Food Workers Industrial Union will have charge
of the Lunch Counter and various kinds Of en-
tertainment win be provided.
All units and sections of the Party all work.
ers and workers organizations must support this
campaign to build the Workers Center Set
aside Sunday January II, at 7:s0 p. m. and the
nights Of the week following.
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