The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-07
Bosses Are Unable to Operate
Industries" Says Foster

In the coming winter the crisis will deepen still
more. Millions will be faced with death from
cold and starvation.
Just as the American workers and farmers
did not shrink from the re Golutionary solution
of those former crises of 1776 and 1861 still less
they will draw back from the revolutionary path
today The poison of pacfism has never gone
deep into the blood Of the American workers and
farmers. They will fight. And when they be-
gin to fight, they will go through to the reyolu-
tionary end.
Struggle For Bread
"Al great revolutionary changes arise from
the struggle of the masses for bread
THAT why the platform Of the Communist
Party puts in the first place, as the first step
on the revolutionary way out OF the crisis, the
struggle for Unemployment Insurance at the
penSe of the Government and employers. That
is why we fight against wage-cuts for emer-
gency relief for the impoverished farmers, for
equal rights for the Negroes and self-determin-
alton for the Black Belt, for all workers rights
and against the capitalist terror.
THE revolutionary solution begins with every
struggle of the oppressed the fight for milk for
the children, of the war veterans for the bonus,
the fight against evictions, against reductions
of relief-all those fights which are organized
and led by the Communist Party. 1t begins with
the struggle for the unconditional release Of Tom
Mooney, and Of the Scottsboro boys.
Above all, the Communist Party points out
that the sharpening crisis is pushing the cap
italist world into a new imperianst slaughter.
The wa already under way in the Far East is
only the prelude to the world war for which all
lmperialiSt nations, including the United States.
are feverishly preparing. The imperialists are
striving wi b. might and main to direct this war
into the channels of imperialist war of inter-
vention against the Soviet Union and for the
Of Soviet China, for the dismemberment of the
Chinese nation. The workers must organize and
fight to stop the transport of munitions to
Japan; they must organize the struggle which
will transform the mperialist war into a civil
war of the oppressed against the oppressors, Of
the workers against the capitalists. The Com
muniSt Party calls upon the workers on Novem-
Der 8, to vote against imperialist war, for the
defense of the Soviet Union and Of the Chinese
people.
Vote the Communist ticket straight for the
national ticket for the State ticket headed by
Israel Arnter and for William Patterson for
Mayor.
One Part of Struggle
This fight does not begin nor end with the
election campaign Voting on November 8, for
the revolutionary way out of the crisis, is only
one part of the struggle. 1t continues next day
and every day. 1t continues in the hunger
marches and demonstrations, eliminating in the
great National Hunger March to Washington on
December 5th. 1t continues in the bonus march
of the veterans. 1t continues in the gathering OF
farmers delegates in Washington for the Farm
ers National Relief Conference. 1t continues
in the organization of the masses in Neighbour
hood Committees and Block Committees in IN
employmens Councils in trade unions, which
are laying the firm foundations for the future
workingclass opwer while fighting today for
bread. The tremendous mass discomfort is be-
ginning to pass over into revolutionary struggle
In yJery city ar J neighborhood there is a rising
tide of struggle against starvation. This cleo
ton will express the movement OF the masses
through the support given to the Communist
Party.
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Build the Communist Party!
Vote Communist November Sth.
Forward in the Struggle Against Starvation,
Forward to Soviet America!