The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-09
FOREIGN BORN WORKERS FIGHTING
WAGE CUTS AND STARVATION CON-
SIDERED CRIMINAL BY THE GOVT


through the remaining two winter
months and for government unem-
pIoyment insurance That the round
up is aimed to realize another point
in the proposals of the Fish Com
mittee, the attack on the Commu-
nists, who lead all struggles in the
interest of the entire working class, is
clearly shown. For example, the
headline article of the police maya
zine, Spring 3100," states: THE Alien
Red Must Co."
The article greets Fundamentally
the setting up of the Criminal Alien
Bureau" of the N. Y. Police Dept.
This department is aimed against the
Communist and left-wing workers,
against all unemployed immigrant
workers and against all foreign-born
struggling against wage-cuts and
speed-up. 1t is aimed to help the
preparations of the bosses govern
ment to order the workers into war
against the only country ruled by the
workers and peasants, against the
Soviet Union.
Round Up "Alien Criminals"
The roundup of "alien criminals"
is widely carried through. 1t is car
RED on also against those workers
who are still employed. For example,
in Detroit, in two automobile fac
tories where the dissatisfaction
against wage-cuts grew higher, the
immigration and police officials lined
up all workers and held in one fac
tory 10 and in the other 20 foreign
born workers for deportation. This
deportation drive against the unem-
ployed and employed foreign-born
workers, together with the tremen-
dous growth in the number of lynch
ings Gin the year of this economic
crisis the number of lynchings in
creased by two scores compared to
the previous years. and the brutal
police attacks and jailings of native
white, Negro and foreign born work
ers when they demand real relief for
the unemployed, instead of the fake
promises and soup kitchens and flop
houses of the Salvation Army, Hoover
and the police departments, necessi-
tates quick actions on the part Of the
workers.
Need a Solid Front.
We need more than ever a solid
front of the native white, Negro and
fcreign-born workers, together with
the millions of poor farmers, for I'M
mediate Relief for the Unemployed.
We must force through the passage
by congress of the Workers Unem-
ployment Insurance Bill, for irnmedi-
ate relief for the starving poor farm
ers, on the expense of war funds and
the bosses.
Must Protect Foreign Born Workers.
A solid front of the working masses
for the protection of the foreign born,
against all forms of discrimination
aimed to break up the unity of the
working class, to weaken and crush
them separately. Fight for the de-
Tense of the workers press, banned
by the U. S. government. Demand
second-class mailing rights for the
Young Worker" Young Pioneer"
Vida Obrera," barred from the mail
because they lead the struggle
against starvation.
Fight Under Leadership of I. U. U. L.
For Insurance.
Millions of prosecuted, Jim-C rowed,
segregated Negroes! Millions of for
eign-born workers threatened with
deportation! Millions of native-born
white workers sentenced to slow death
by starvation by the government of
the bosses! Millions of ex-servicemen
demanding immediate cash bonus in
stead of the Tombstone Bonus" pro-
posalS of Mellon and the other mill
Iionairesi Millions of small bank de-
positors, robbed by the bankers who
rule this country! Millions of starving
farmers cheated alike by the Repub-
lican, Democrat, Progressive, 1nsur-
gent and Farm-block capitalist fax
ersi Stand united behind the unem-
ployed delegation presenting your de-
mends to the U. S. Congress on Feb.
10! Get into the hunger marches!
Support the revolutionary unions
and unemployed councils affiliated to
the Trade Union Unity League
Support the Communist Party,
leading all struggles in the interest of
the worxinp classf