The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-14
SUPPORT the Heroic Irish
. Masses.

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THE heroic struggle of the unemployed and EMPLOYED
workers In Belfast which began with demonstration
OF 10000 unemployed for more relief and deveoped into
strike in the Harlan and Wolff shpvards. e,onn.qo &C
street railway and bus service and electric service
panied by barcade fighting in the streets with masses f
workers defending themselves against 5000 police and two
regiments OF British troops, places upon the American
Workngcass the urgent task of supporting in every
way the struggle of the Irish masses against British inn
perlalsm and its agentsthe capitalists and landlords in
Ireland and their governments.
The struggle that the workers in the North
cut OFF from the agricultural of ireland into the
orange Protestant Northern counties and the
world economic crisis which has hit ireland special force
have f Become the workers and peasants the North
show clearly the need for the exploited masses of the North
0y 'ne irish Workers Revolutionary Groups Communists
The organization Party in ireland is the most vital
give all possible assistance to this ~
nEVALERA. who came into office with deraoovic - Co. -
ana social reforms has been giving steadily
forms government macbnev agan h @
ne uses Inc secret police spy system the reaconay
nor l@rora representatives against the wokng-class
poor neasanty The state machinery is used
pay Inc current land annuity eviction
relief for unemployed workers and aga ao g gnu no
The burden the new Bb s nave raised the cost Of living for the
workers poor farmers and agricultural
liberation nog but s pD.s Of D %s Street
as se ne Sgse n the oppressed and
@ Is IN no small measure responsible misery workers
r. ITS robbery of the working has cut off the
dsrnned hSi G It's RESTRICTIONS on immigration it has
innt within the British Empire of permanent mass
9 men by its policy Of cuts and unemployment
warded to relatives Ireland - %
pSed In the North Of Ireland the alone is es-
1ated That there are 100000 unemployed factory is
and dsi ~ m e eraton projects has ceased Danish bacon
in he olico
All developing against the background of the
Mo[a economic crisis in the history of capitalism
North and South to the necessity organization
landlords and their governments. anu
JAMES revolutionary program for the unity and freedom
ireland unoer the leadership Of the worngclass
day 1916 still lives in the of the Revolutionary
roupS ana IN the ever growing unity breadth and mancy
struggles of the Irish workers and South
rg While De r Valera conuts with Thomas the
DEPARTMENT of wan s n de VALERA mansayer with the state
The choice an Irish
ana actual starvation spread throughout the
suppress the rising struggles of the Cosgrae organizes white
program. ''FO'' VI ""s "'''0N' revolutionary
The Irish Revolutionary Groups Communists and their
] MGkers Voice today constitutes the only force that
n struggle against British imperialism and the native expoite
vorkingcass, headed by Party VIC
1t necessary and the only which revolutionary
VIII the struggles OF the Irish
organize wide substantial political support American
workers Tor hr struggles for the defense
British imperialism, for of their families
n basic Importance is the support for the
IRISH workers Revolutionary
struggles of the
In this period when capitalist stability to an end; when
all
uno lperast front for the
~ sharpening anagoniss between American
g SHOWN by the wars fomented in South America
brisn mpalst
especially
huge percentage workers o birtha descent
Communist Party members
vide circles OF support for the
which
number OF Irish American workers in the United
HOaU the Socialists C,.hho~toJ