The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-26

I, Is stipulated also that this insurance is to be "ad
ministered by committees Of unemployed and
ployed workss."
The Daily Worker declared on October II 1881. the
coming march upon Washington to be AN event action
and upsurge whose very breathes militant class
struggle" And it told its readers
"A CRUST OF BREAD ON A BAYoNET-ths /, the
Hoover program of relief Of the unemployed" Emphasis
The demands" made al all such Communist demon
STATIONS always pitched high you doubtless have
noted. make consideration Of them any oircum-
stances impossible The Reds do not actually expect them
to receive consideration on the contrary their purpose
is 70 insure their rejection that they may tell their
dupes that the governing class wishes the
working class into state Of utter hepessness. Not TO
relieve the unemployed do these revouonares strive but
-ways and everywhere to deepen their discomfort and
hus bring ever nearer the day when the Red Cock shall
crow in America
'When revolutionary situation developing lssys III.
Program oil, The Communist International Workers Library
en transitional slogans and partial demands corresponding
The concrete ,itu.tion but these demand, and slogans
overthrowns bourgeoi, capitalist society"
When the revolutionary tide is rising. when the ruling
classes are dsorganized the Program proceeds
ton must be organized.
This action includes combination Of strikes and
demonstrations, eoTbinaion Of strikes and armed demon
sraons and finally the general strike with armed n'urre
ton against the state power OF the bourgeoisie :"
This program Of ultimate armed instruction should
tive Committee of the Communist International upon
which sit leading members of the Moscow dictatorship
No program Of any Section, American otherwise OF
that alien organization may be formulated, matter OF
fact without the official endorsement Of that executive
committee. stated in the constitution and rules Of the
Communist international
There many wage earners, you know. who today
are being persuaded to participate in this major demon
stration while others guided into contributing to the
fund being gathered to defray part the expense OF the
Hunger March"
Thirty thousand dollars being collected says Labor
Unity which describes itself the official organ of the
Trade unru Unity League. American Section Of the Red
international Of Labor Unions headquarters. Moscow
and whose secretary IS the notorious William Foster
Broad collections, visiting workers organizations ior
wide mass affairs collections all workers meetings are
further states th, Communist weekly to make
"A vial necessity to the Of the National iuuse'
March also the collection Of clothing and food for III.
which II. iood and clothing can be brought
When eontinsent. Of ihs Hunger March arrive at step
ing ready for them"
And as in all such marches organized by the Reds
chambers OF commerce, charity organizations ct ceers
along the proposed lines Of march will also be asked 10
help feed and house the marchers and to provide halls for
meetings.
The only real effort show up the actual character oil
these demonstrations in an effective way made by
the Cleveland Chamber OF Commerce the Reds were
organizing early this year. Hunger March" upon the
Ohio State Capitol Describing the revolutionary aims OF
the organizers OF this demonstration the Chamber warned
tradesmen and others along the projected
contribute food shelter to the msrchers in any way
to encourage them.
As indicated, their program for this great Hunger
March--both going and returnng-on which they have
worked for than three months. is most elaborate
For instance, the Routes of the March" follows
The National Hunger March shall proceed m four main
columns Column /: Starting Boston and proceeding
New Haven, New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
ington.
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