The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-13

against the living standards of the workers.
2. Not promises, but immediate relief for the
starving unemployed. Not one unemployed worker
or his family without decent housing, food and
clothing Fifty dollars winter relief from the Fed
eral treasury for each unemployed worker plus ten
dollars for each dependent, in additions to local
relief. Stop the eviction of unemployed workers
from their homes.
8. Stop the billion dollar subsidies to banks,
corporations and railroads. A Federal system of
unemployment insurance at the expense of the
government and employers. All relief and in
surance to be financed by taxes on wealth and
capitalist income, not by initiation.
A. Immediate payment of the Veterans Bonus.
5. Unconditional equality for Negroes.
Smash Jim Crowism and lynching.
6. Immediate Federal cash relief to the i'm
poverished farmers and relief from taxes and
forced collection of rents and debts. Support the
farmers strike
z. Against the new robber war. Stop the
manufacture and shipment OF munitions. All war
funds for the unemployed. Defend the Soviet I'm
ion, defend the Chinese People.
1t is clear to us that the workers will find ways
and means of putting such a program into effect.
Ii the organized and unorganized workers, workers
of the A. F. of L. and of the Socialist Party Negro
and white workers, native and foreign born, will
join together in common struggle irrespective to
which political party they adhere, they win
these demands.
1t is clear that they will work out, that they
must adopt and put into effect within the factories
neghborhoods and localities, committees of strug-
gle, such as Anti-Wage Cutting Committees in
every factory, Committees of the Unemployed in
every neghborhood in every flop house, on every
bread line, to- fight for adequate relief, Committees
of veterans to continue the fight for the bonus,
Committees of farmers to fight evictions and to
sist the forced collection of rents and debts Com
mitees of rank and file workers in the A. F. of L.
unions, uniting these committees local, and
eventually on wider scale. This will become such
powerful united front that it will be irresistible.
The toilers with such united action, will be able to
turn back the attacks of the greedy, proftseeking
capitalists.
The hour has struck for broad, fighting united
front OF the oppressed. This is what the Commun-
ist Party calls fora united front of the suffering
Masses to unite the full strength of the toiers
CARELESS of all differences of race creed color age
sex, and of different political affiliations for one
united fight to obtain food clothing and shelter
for all
There is plenty for all
Voices in the ranks of the workers, echoing the
propaganda of the capitalists say that there is no
money to provide for these necessities of life These
voices say that in almost every place the local and
state governments failing, that they are bank
rupt and therefore cannot give relief.
This plea of bankruptcy is false. 1t is true that
the capitalist governments have almost emptied
their treasures in giving back tax rebates to capt.
asts and in expenditures for police and militia to
protect capitalist property. 1t is true that they
have spent billions in preparations for new plumber
Gus wars for enormous graft for huge salaries and
30 on For this they must be condemned.
But no unit of government is bankrupt while it