The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-03-31
EDITORIALS
An Example to Follow

The growing desire for unity the part of the British
workers is beginning to bear fruit. In todays Daily we
carry encouraging of united front actions agreed
by the Independent Labor Party and the Communist Party
Of Great Britain These united front actions In response
TO the appeal of the Communist international urging all
Communist Parties to issue call for united struggle against
hunger and fascist terror is in response to the call
of the Communist international that British brother
party approached various working class parties and organ
cations Great Britain with united front proposals. We
glad to note that the Independent Labor Party and the Com
munist Party have agreed immediate program of
struggle
That the united front Of the the British Com
munst Party not manoeuver is testified by the fact
that both organizations have agreed that "a call should be
issued to all branches of the LIP and the CP urging all
members t. cooperate at in joint efforts to organize the
working class against Fascsm and the danger" The
test of the sincerity of the agreement united front pro-
posals is immediate action which viii mobilize the workers
mighty demonstrations and struggles against hunger and
The joint Conference of the Independent Labour Par
ty and the Communist Party have agreed that April
united front demonstrations throughout Great Britain should
be organized Further also agreed develop united
front actions for May against war and Fascism.
Yes ,rdays 'Daiy" carried EAe statement and letter
OF the Central Committee of Party to the working class
parties and organizations proposing immediate action
against hunger and The letter addressed to the
National Executive Council of the American Federation of
Labor the National Committee of the Socialist Party the
National Committee the Conference Progressive La
Dor Actor the National Commute c the Trade ion Unity
League and TO various unions and working class organz
tions, etc.
The letter of the Central Committee states: under
such circumstances Growing hunger and Fascist ter
ror) it is life and death question for the oing to
form united front of struggle against the capitalist attack
the living standards against the growing bloody Fascist
terror and against the acute danger of united work
class aided by the tong farmers and oppressed Negro
people effectively resist these hunger and plans of
the BOSSES 1t is imperative necessity that all workers
organizationsthe A. F. of L., Socialist Party and Com
munst Party OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES join in united effort to
weld together solid fighting front of all toiers."
The letter of the Central Committee also proposed i'm
mediate demands and actions the basis united front
struggles We sincerely hope that the organizations to whom
the letter addressed will respond to the call Of Party
Already workers from various organizations have taken
the natve for united front actions From various parts
of the country receive reports that the conferences for
the Mooney Congress become and representative
of the desire for unity Many Socialist branches F.
of locals have participated in these conferences In New
York City of the Rand School students and members
of the YPSL have joined hands with the Young Commun
lists and other youth organizations for united front
sraion which will be held this Saturday against the Fas
cist terror in Germany
The initiative taken by the workers in various organ
zaons for united front actions reflects the growing desire
for unity the part of the workers This desire for unity
must be organized and developed The proposals contained
the letter of the Central Committee to the work
ing class organizations must become the immediate program
of action for united front struggles to beat back the increased
offensive of the government and the employers against
toiling masses.