The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-31
April Labor Unity Con-
tains Important RILU
Shop Work Directives

The April issue Of the Labor Unity
magazine, official organ Of the Trade
Union Unity League, is especially
important for the directive material
which it contains from the Red In
ternational of Labor Unions, regard
ing the work in the factories, and
the preparation Of struggles.
The article by Jack Stachel on
"Ihe Preparation of Struggles" is
based on the decisions of the recent
ly held Eighth Session Of the Central
Council of the Red international of
Labor Unions. The proper prepara-
ton Of strikes, the development OF
local struggles on immediate de-
mands, these are among the subjects
handled in Stachers article.
Work in the Factories.
In addition directives of the Eighth
Session Of the r. 1. l.. u. Central
Council on work in the factories are
printed in the April issue of Labor
Unity These directives, of great i'm
portance to all those interested in
building the revolutionary unions, are
based on the experiences, the short
comtngs and the achievements of the
red unions in many countries.
The article by Robert Dunn, 1.-THE
Background of the Ford Massacre"
tells us concretely OF the starvation
of the Ford workers, employed and
unemployed, the misery which caused
the Hunger March in which four
workers were murdered by the Ford
police.
An important issue is raised by
William 2. Fosters article, 1.-THE
Unity of the Employed and of the
Unemployed" The real role of the
Musteites and the way to fight them
IN the textile Industry is described in
Mysticism in the Textile Industry"
by Martin Russak.
One of the most important reyolu-
tionary trade union conventions held
in years was the National Miners
Union Convention in Pittsburgh.
Here the miners as well as the lead
ers of the N. M. U. discussed their
problems and criticized the short
comings of the union, especially in
its ;e,cht big strike struggles. lii the
April labor Unity the article, 1.-THE
Miners Discuss Their Problems" tells
CT the significance and accomplish
mentS of the N. M. U. Convention.
The Struggles of the Negro Workers.
A very important article is "The
Negro Workers Awaken" by James
W. Ford, which tells of the growing
economic and political struggles of
the Negro workers and peasants in
Africa, the West Indies and the
United States.
Other articles in the April issue
are War and the Marine Industry:
Two Dress Strikes" by Ben Gold,
an analysis Of the fake right wing
strike as contrasted with the strike
conducted by the industrial union;
steel, Wages and Profits" by James
Seister, and an article on the signifi-
canoe of the mass fraternal organi-
cations, THE International Workers
Order in the Glass Struggle" by r.
Saltznan.
In connection with the r. /. l.. N.
| directiVes in the April issue of Labor
Unity, it is well to mention that the
latest issue of the n. l. L. U. maya
zine, double number, gives many Of
the reports of the Representatives of
the red unions of the various coun-
tries to the Eighth Session of the
r. I. l.. U. Central Council.
The r, I. L. U. Magazine GO cents
and Labor Unity should be ordered
from the district Offices of the T. U.
U. L. or directly from Labor Unity,
2 West 18th Street, New York City.