The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-10-14
NATIONAL MARCH
FOR WINTER AID
Jobless Councils Call
For Local Struggles
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WIN EIH1'Nl OINGJ
calls upon all workers, all victims Of
the capitalist crisis everywhere, to
get together with their neighborS and
fellow workers in their neighborhoods,
bread lines, Lighthouses, employment
offices, unions, fraternal societies and
to elect committees of action to lead
their struggles around their most
urgent immediate needs and demands.
Rally In United Ranks Behind the
Slogan.
mot promises but immediate relief
for the starving unemployed
Not one unemployed or his family
without decent housing, food and
clothing!
Develop united action and struggle
around this demand at every relief
office, within the bread-lines and
lighthouses, around the employment
offices, at city halls, county court
houses, state capitols and at the
homes and offices Of individual gov
eminent officials. Force these to
provide adequate relief for every
worker. Conduct special struggle in
defense of the Negro masses who
suffer the greatest abuse, discrimin-
alton and misery. Insistently demand
relief for the young anG single work.
ers and for the foreign born who are
denied relief.
LET neither political, religious, ra-
cial or national differences stand in
the way Of the necessary unity for
the daily struggle in the defense of
the lives and interest of those threat
ened by starvation.
"On to Washington! Demand $50
federal winter relief for every I'M
employed worker
This, plus $40 for each dependent
to be provided by the federal govern
ment as a supplement to local relief.
Demand immediate unemployment
insurance at the expense of the bosses
and government!
THE federal government has re-
starving masses whose toll created the
immense wealth which aboundS in
this country. Instead Of relief, Con-
gress has imposed burdens of taxation
upon the masses.
Taxes on articles of mass con-
sumption have been instituted and
have served to further reduce the
purchasing power of the WcrXs.s and
their living standards.
THE additional billions of govern
ment revenue are being turned over
to the bankers and trusts. Funds, ur-
gently needed to provide means OF
existence for the masses, are being
squandered on further preparations
for new imperialist wars.
we call upon the telling masses
of the United States to join in
mighty struggle and demand to:
stop billion dollar subsidies to the
banks and trusts.
Not cents for war. All funds for
immediate, federal unemployment in
surance at the expense OF the govern
ment and employers!
I'm order to relieve themselves Of
the obligation to provide relief for
those whom they have condemned to
starvation, the bosses are urging self
help" upon the masses. Through
their Community Fund campaigns
and block-aid schemes, they force
the employed workers whose wages
they have repeatedly cut to contribute
to the support of the unemployed.
Under high sounding "Job-shar-
ing" campaign they are further slash
ing the meager incomes Of the en-
ployed workers and the standard OF
living of the working class.
These schemes cannot solve the
problems of unemployment. The I'M
employed refuse to resort to cannibal-
ism as the way for keeping alive. We
cannot and will not live by feeding
off the bare bones Of the few work
ers who still have jobs. On the con-
trary, we must support the employed
workers in our common fight. We