The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-25
The Revolutionary Fight
for GOOD, Clothing
and Shelter"

ana SheLteT
IN September 10 Comrade William T. Foster, Communist
candidate for president, said in his Chicago speech:
Mass support the Communist support
to the united struggles Of the working class Workers tOers
Misery muipHe differences that keep you d.
food cloth
the capitalist of misery hunger
The following is from the statement of the National
Committee of the Unemployed Councils adopted by the En-
larged Session held in Chicago, Oct. Hip:
the struggle of who suffer
from and threatened by the effects the
during the coming winter ~ anu p''-'A'''' U'A'"
Unemployed Councils program is to stimulate
develop organize and lead these essential struggles
NOT ONE UNEMPLOYED WORKER OR HIS FAMILY
WITHOUT DECENT HOUSING, FOOD AND CLOTHING.
HERE call to Unity and Action arising out of the most
"A vital needs of the buffeted bruised beaten
down in the maesrom of the capitalist crisis which is part
of the fabric out of which revolutionary being
i e 0m py endorses this program Of unity and action and
Party stands the forefront struggle
1t challenge unemployed
in the United States
ton Of the Unnpoyd o T3n tef and mem
en insurance for worker at the of the government and
To the Republican Parties the tvOpary system
drive living standards
against the very lives and Liberties Of the American working class this
worker and his dependents backed by the
special attacks on the Communists q"
the eoae the w aeos 5 rss6 81 a d e
eS OF labor this aenar which is being raised by workers in
the Communist Party!
THE Socialist Party this struggles
Tor putting it into effect threat American capitalism
machinery it is part and will at begin to work
mum Party. WV O'
nil In this way the political unity Of the capitalists their parties
Street program OF cuts unemployment
WHAT are the forces upon whom the millions of UNEMPLOYED workers
" and the Unemployed Councils the Communist Party count
and whose d rme WORKERS whose wages have been sashed
part time Pei ' s"'S working class IS efp0Seo
douby oppressed Negro masses millions of whom are
ALREADY in the ranks Of the Unemployed cized and Disseminated
the last to be housed and fed.
toll ha @ oS B se y Of % and qod whose unpaid
out except unity in struggle with the working class
Fourth sections of technical workers inteecuas whose
a4G oupsQn has been Destroyed by the Eeeear capitalist crisis and
Fifth the whose already mass
struggle starvation tendency unity forces
moving Chicago York Cleveland ST. Louis Detroit
naeaps and ST. Paul Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles Pitts
to the growing unity all oppressed
chicago September 10. " 1''' ~
THE the Unemployed Councils
and OF the revolutionary unions of the Trade
the aon OF these immense forces into nationwide fighting
this unity in struggle secured the battle for
shall
housing this will
The basis of capitalist
shelter the working class through the system
tated by the historical social development
Millions Of the decisive sections of the working
forced
This at foundations
of
richest country the world
THE relief and federal unemployment insurance
raised by the Unemployed Councils the call for the united
allies
organization Of struggle for decent
worker
the
winter OF the worst crisis in the history capitalism
Support the capitalist offensive organized
led the
Communist Fight Workers
lutionary the of ism