The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-07-13


through meetings, demonstrations strikes, rails
inc the slogans: "For the abolition of all forms
of forced labor; Against the authorization
of the unemployed; demanding trade union
rates upon all public works" and organizing
especially within the labor camps and among
the workers on public works, the struggle for
these demands and for their grievances.
g. For the cancellation of debts on mort
cages, taxes and rents of the great masses OF
farmers; for the abolition of the slavish ex-
poitation of the share choppers.
A. The organization of the struggle against
the reduction of veterans disability allowances
and for the payment of the bonus.
5 For equal rights and resistance to all
forms of oppression of the Negroes and for the
right of self determination for the Black Belt
6. Struggle against all forms of terrorism
denial of freedom to strike, speech, press, and
against all forms of persecution and depofta-
ton of foreign born workers.
7. Against German fascism and for the re-
lease of all proletarian political prisoners.
8. Struggle against imperialist war
and Intervention against the Soviet Union and
against financial and military support of Japa
nese imperialism
The campaign and the mobilization of the
workers for the struggle on behalf OF these de-
mands must be carried out by all Party organ
izatons, above al by the factory nuclei. The
factory must form the center of our Party and
trade union work in carrying on this struggle
All leading Party bodies must first of all set
themselves the task of concretlzlng these de-
marJs in accordance with the conditions in the
particular factories, sections and districts.
The organizing of the struggles of the work
ING class for these demands must be carried
out on the basis of the united front, in which
the Party must always have the initiative
The united front tactic consists in organizing
and moblizing the workers, regardless OF Party
or trade union affation, religion or color, Tor
common struggle in behalf of their most I'M
mediate and urgent demands. In the factories
and trade unions and among the unemployed
we must help the workers formulate their de-
mands concretely and effectively really adapt
ing them to the immediate demands OF the
workers These demands must serve to develop
their solidarity and class consciousness, and
bring the broadcast masses of workers into &C
ton.
n,HE systematic application of the united front
1 in the big factories is of decisive significance
in the question of leading strikes, the establish
ment of united fighting 'front.' and in tearing
down of the barriers between the revolutionary
workers and the masses of other workers Inc
decisive factor in carrying out this united front
is treless revolutionary everyday work among
the workers in order to prove in every question
the correctness of our slogans and our proposals
for action.
OUCH systematic day to day work IN the fac
y tories is the necessary condition for all serious
preparation of strikes and for the launching OF
strikes at the proper moment. The workers Will
have confidence in us as strike leaders only If
they see that we take every necessary step for
the careful preparation of strikes, selecting the
proper moment for the declaration of the strike,
firmly welding the united front OF all workers
before and during the struggle through fighting
organs based on proetaran democracy, and if
they see that we mobilize all moral and material
assistance for the strikers and know enough to
call strike off at the proper moment II the mass
of o+r;1xore orc NOT ah1e To carry the struggle