The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-10-07

terortzing and shooting down the miners who refuse
to go back to work until their union is recognized
In Gallup, New Mexico where the miners are strk-
ing under the leadership of the National Miners Union
martial law reigns.
In Helper Utah, the same reign of terror prevails.
Everywhere, in all sections OF the country where
the workers organize and fight for better conditions
the government, under the N.R-As is using unprece
eted force and terror in efforts to break the workers
ranks. .3 q,
TEE leaders OF the American Federation OF Labor are
responsible. They are today part and parcel OF
the government machinery for the suppression of the
struggles of the workers
The u M w of A. leaders, In the name Of Roose-
welt and Johnson demand that miners return to
> work 5c1.y~1 -.s.s rs @
The leaders of the A: r, of L. Steel Union tell the
workers that it Is mistake to strike, and Immediately
take steps to break the strike by prohibiting pcketng
and by back-door negotiations.
In the big National silk strike the A. f. of L. lead
now try their best to send the workers back to
work under slavery code providing for $13 week.
Not a word of protest do the A. F. OF L, leaders
make against the killing woundng, bounding and ters
rorizng of lighting brothers These leaders have
their hands stained with the blood OF the martyrs OF
the class wars ragingA
DvT the workers are not taking things lying down.
y Every day the number Of strikes grow Every day
the number Of strikers increasing Every day the
night becomes more bitter, more militant. More and
it is getting of the hands Of the labor bureaus
Gratis More and militant leaders rise from
amongst the heroic fighters. More and more the mil~
liant unions of the Trade Union Unity League
placing themselves at the head of the growing strike
movement.
The capitalists realize the full meaning of this In
singing out the Ambrdge steel strikers, led by the
Steel and Metal workers Industrial Union, they hope
to deal a blow against all workers who are fighting
or preparing to fight In the bosses attacks and the
outlaw" strikes of the $4,000 miners they hope to
crush the developing revolt against the A. F. of l..
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They must not succeed! They will not succeed If
we can develop the solidarity of the workers and of
all honest friends of the workers with the striking
masses. Instead the initiative of the workers will
grow. Their opposition to the A. F. of L. bureaucratS
will be strengthened The militant trade unions of the
TUUL. will squirt forward And above all, the united
front of all fighting workers against the employers
and labor misleaders will be strengthened.
WORKERS of all Unions--A. F. of L. workers tn.
w UL. workers, workers in Independent Unions and
unorganized workers raise your voice of protest
against the murder of your class brothers Honest
friends of labor, join in this protest.
Organize demonstrations and protest meetings of
the toling masses against the murderous strike
nent
Send wires to President Roosevelt Governor Pnchot
the Governor of Ohio the Governor of New Mexico.
Send wires to General Johnson and to the local author
tiles protesting against the killing of the steel work
and the terrorzaton of the miners.
Give your support to the strikers in every way pos
sbe Raise funds the relief of the striking steel
workers and the miners who are in the front line Of
the battle