The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-27
100000 DEMONSTRATE FOR JOB[ESS RELIEF in II CITIES
Many Neav Jobles Councils Formed; Organize Broader Fight
From February 25th to
Greater Successes!

pEpoR1s from all countries show everywhere 25th
Against Unemployment great masses
Considered from an international viewpoint appears
that the number of participants exceeded the number on
year ago. greater number OF countries
the demonstrators and the police
took ON the sharpest form IN soma paIoes Wee s p ~ - ~
Leipzig battle between the police and workers IN
the night in Berlin Hamburg Warsaw
other Cities powerful mass demonstrations
place.
demonstrations in the present period Of deepen
ing beginning the political crisis in coun-
greatly class struggle and to make it still
difficult the capitalists to escape from the present crisis at n
demonstrations will stimulate more widespread
strike struggles demonstrations throughout Europe
which likely will bring the workers under commn eauersp
Poland the struggle for the overthrow
now worldwide demonstrations against I'M
February 25t show clearly weakening Of the influence
growth in the influence OF the Com
Parties and the revolutionary Trade Unions
In the United states also despite many the
STATIONS in the struggle OF the I'M
employed starvation and for unemployment
Demonstrations took place in approximately 100 cities e
% bt +h number If nartirpants in those cities reached
than 100000 unemployed workers The total number for
all probably This is as large or larger
than any And the number
held and in many cities the demon
STATIONS than March 9Th though for the
country a the number of participants were less
necessary point though that compared with March
9Th the demonstrations Wednesday were 0e os sha ts %
Also is necessary to note that whereas ON oo @
lies and deagogy had been turned loose
deportation before the Fish Committee report and
boe police had become really widespread
demonstrations Of Wednesday took place after these developments and
we're an answer to attacks and lies.
who responded in the February
influence of the socialists and
the consciously accepted the revo-
the Communist Party the Trade Union
Unity League These demonstrations
immediate relief and for unep
the demonstrations in Boston Minneapolis Pitts
clearly the growing determine
hunger starvation They
showed police will stop them from
their demands 1t IS the duty OF all workers demand
the immediate possibly militant
jailed for fighting for bread
chiefly
inability popuaze sufficiently slogans and de-
that the OF unemployed workers take
the initiative in fighting for them
sufficiently established the millions OF
workers. principally because there still certain fear OF the
shown in much of our work
unemployment still remains chief task There
vacations The building OF the nem-
basis developing their activities and na-
chief of the and the revolutionary unions
the workers again into the streets nationwide
agaona especially the Daily Worker and greater
concentrating thorough work especially
while continuing the local and state struggles Tor
of the unemployed
despite the weaknesses in the
and the demonstrations These must
stimulating strengthening the work
with the unemployed Build the unemployed
insurance.