The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-08-02
IS, 900 MINERS OUT; DEPUTIES KILL |, WOUND MANN
900 in Union Sq. Demonstrate Against Imberiaist War
The Coal Miners Strike
By ]. STACHEL.

By j. STACHEL.
THE Pennsylvania already major
struggle Some $4,000 engaged the for better
conditions for the right The strikers showing
greatest mtancy determination
and
ized in the
holding their the this
They spreading the strike fields
capitalist indicate that the capitalists
will
that involve the workers region
WHAT the the striker
merely recognition
Of America At the beginning the u M W. A. leaders
struggle develops
the issues Of the struggle the
strike become though
in their strike
to confuse them are fighting for higher for work. for better
conditions the right
the mining towns.
THE organize
UMwA pay wages
cause y wish to continue their uncaenged tyranny the miners
because rightly
forced into the UWA will not be easily fooled with The
po-
sion Of John his
THE
ing the National already
known Roosevelt style and with the approval of the Roosevelt admnstra
ton Governor Pinchot tries
violence of the local serifs
through which
the interest of the socaled recovery act is irving to- hreas the t
This fact the
the workers and
les of the workers
THE UdWA officials already exposing They are ask
ing the miners return But
miners in the Terminal mines
Of the UMWA when UNI
leadership tried to act in the Interests the
realize organization present condi-
lions necessary
same time it tried to refill its empty treasures as mart
fears the developing strike
development of the militant struggle
teres and is not beginning They merely
nognt they could some Of the die hard operators
ceptng the UMWA but they intended to sr
r. that in the face of this
difficult situation is everything clarity the issues
before the miners to expose the of
time fight for the unity especially important
to note that as the UWA leaders beat retreat the
and has been responsible jointly with
the rest of the miners who already
NOW the critical being reached Now the miners
must be than mass
pcketng and militant struggle extend and
Every attempt Of the force or
thru seeming and cunning concessions must be
Now the miners the state and
federal labor the miners must he
of the skebang officials and also watch
out or all underhand schemes to break the
WHAT the first place the miners ru d.
lighting proposals Of NNfU printed in
this Daily opinion furnish sound
basis for the working Secondly miners
must form their broad strike The min
must Economically elect various
companies and for the whole strike up
final decisions by the themselves especially
the
The miners in each one
Third picketing be
prevent the
conditions Of the strike Fourt
unoganized
jointly for their
should be presented to the
committees SIXTH miners must
they really choose
whether this UNTWA, o.
the throughout
fighting
will their
their organizations kilograms the
fighting miners pledging their and collect
strike relief to the miners continue
to victory!
EVERY himself
FIGHTER in the interests Of the miners This that
should bring miners clarity all questions
the strike thru advice
in the front ranks the picket line crvanng
ranks the collection relief and in other