The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-05
RELIEF FOR JOBLESS,
FIGHT ON PAYCUTS ARE
CHIEF n. j. ISSUE Els
Republican and Democratic Parties Try Hide
Real Issue Behind That of Prohibition
Communist Party Has Program to Lead Poor
Farmers Into Struggle Against Bankers


and business men who have amassed
millions out of the sweat and toll
of the workers.
When hungry unemployed workers
under the leadership Of the Com
munist Party, in their hunger march
to Trenton, demanded that the gov
ernor an state legislature give i'm
mediate relief and unemployment
insurance, they were met with blunt
refusal to even consider these pro-
posals. In many cities the unem-
ployed we're dubbed and jailed by
the brutal police cossacks controlled
by democratic and republican poll
teal puppets of the bosses.
Framed Five Workers.
In Paterson these same republican
and democratic political stool
pigeons of the bosses are framing up
five members of the National Tex
tile Workers Union on a charge of
murder and are attempting to send
them to the electric chair for the
crime of striking against long hours
and wage cuts and speed-up in the
silk mills.
Now is the time for every worker
an poor farmer in New Jersey to
watch these fake candidates and
oo11o5
A vote for Repubhcan-Sociaist-
Democratic candidates is a vote for
wage cuts, speed-up, unemployment
and starvation; for the attacks upon
and deportation of the foreign-born
workers; for the discrimination
against and Jim-Crowing of the
Negro workers; for eviction of work
ers' families from their homes; for
police brutality and denial of free
dom of press and speech and assem-
bly, for workers; for injunctions, des-
truction of workers organizations
and brutal suppression of the right
to strike; for imperialiSt war and in
tervention against the workers re-
public-the Soviet Union.
A vote for the Communist Party
is a vote for unemployment insur-
ance, old age pension and insurance
against disability, accident, sickness,
etc, for all workers.
What Communist Votes Mean.
A vote for the Communist Party
is vote to make complete social in
surance for all workers including the
unemployed a charge upon industry
an dthe state out of progressive tax
alton upon all incomes over $4,000
a year and upon all property values
over 5000. Unemployment insur-
ance is the chief immediate demand
of the Communist Party fro the re-
lief Of the hungry workers and their
families. This includes payment OF
SIS a week for the unemployed and
SIS a week additional for each de-
pendent.
For the poor farmers of New Jer-
sey, q vote for the Communist Party
means a vote for radical reduction of
taxes upon all farms assessed up to
$1,000 no forced sale or foreclosure
for inability to pay taxes, improved
township roads and reduction of cleo
trio light and power rates for small
users.
For the working women of New
Jersey, a vote for the Communist
Party of New Jersey means a vote
for equal pay for equal work, equal
rights for women in every field, aboli-
ton of night work. prohibition Of
night work and all occupations that
are especially harmful to women, for
all working class women social and
unemployment insurance on an equal
basis with men, and maternity insur-
ance to include weeks before and
after childbirth at full trade union
wages.
Against Lynch Terror.
For the youth and children of New
Jersey, a vote for the Communist
Party is vote for prohibition of la
Dor for children under Is years of
age, a 6-haur day for youth between
the ages of Is and 81 with equal pay
for equal work, necessary clothing,
food and equipment to be supplied
free to all children in the public
schools, the establishment of play
grounds and recreation centers in the
working-class districts and vacation
camps for the free use of working
class children.
For the Negro, a vote for the Com
munist Party is a vote against all
discrimination against the Negro peo-
pie, against all forms of segregation
and Jim Growing, against lynching,
for full social and political equality,
including the right of self determine
ton for the Negro nation in the
United States, especially in the Black
Belt region of the South, where the
Negroes form a majority of the popu-