The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-14

UltlOn With the Latin American Con
federation of Labor was entered into
between the TUUL and LACL. This
Pact was signed by w. 2. Foster,
James W.. Ford, Bill Dunno as well
as comrades of the LACL. We, the
TUUb, solenniy- agreed to carry on
in the U.S.A. concrete struggles and
actions, both in support of the Latin
American workers in Latin America,
as well as organizing the Latin
American workers residing in the
U.S.A. into unions Of the TUUL and
to defend their interests. So far,
however, comrades, we must admit
that the TUUL has not fully res
ponded 20 the obligations which the
Solidarity Pact committed us to. We
have supported movements in minor
ways, such as the adoption Of reso-
lutionS, etc, but have failed to mob
ilize concrete mass support, demon
STATIONS, actions to impede NUM-
tons shipments, etc. These short
conings can. be made good on the
occasion of the Latin American Anti
War Congress campaign.
1.-THE following tasks are proposed
by the Trade Union Unity League
for its supporters, and all sin
cere anti-war elements in the ranks
of the American working class, re-
CARELESS of working class organiza-
lions, political faith, race, creed or
color.
1.-Organize Vigilance Commit
tees on docks, in ships, TO stop ship
ment OF war materials and NUM-
tons, ships or recruits TO. the warning
countries; III. - 49,. ,.1..
ION December 10th. a dernonstra-
ton was held in front of the United
Dry Docks in Brooklyn, to protest
against the fitting out Of the sea
Fox" by the Colombian Government
and the recruiting of instructors for
the Colombian Navy)
"2.-To organize anti-war commit
tees in shops and factories, especially
in munition factories and industries
"3.--Organize shop gate meetings
to inform the workers and mobilize
them in the struggle against war.
"4.-Organize meetings of local
unions to take up war agitation.
"5.-4Cooperate with the Anti-War-
Committee by inviti 4 their speakers
TO speak in the local unions.
"6.--Raise anti-war discussions In
the AL. unions.
"7.-Mobilize unemployed workers
/ IN the anti-war struggle.
"8.--Local unions are: to adopt
anti-war resolutions.
|. "9-National Unions and Leagues
and TUUC's, to issue statements in
support of the Anti-War Congress
and print them in their organs and
in the local daily and labor press.
:"10.-TUUC,s to. send speakers to
g. selected list of unions to secure
their participation ia the city wide
anti-war committees
+ ."11-Au unions to secure, contri-
buttons from all organizations to-
wards sending American worker del
egates to the AntiWar Congress.
"l2.-Two delegates to be elected,
one from the marine industry and
one at large, a fund Of 5000 to be
raised for this purpose.
"13.-Marine Workers Union to
conduct a campaign to elect a dele
gate, each port to hold meetings and
nominate candidate and the names
to be submitted to the National Buro
for final election.
"14.-The various national unions,
leagues, and T.U.U.C.s shall secure
nominations from mass meetings and
membership meetings, and submit
nominations to the T.U.UL. Natl
Buro for final election.
"15.-A. F. L. Opposition Groups
shall make nomination of delegates
in the local membership meetings of
these unions.
"16.-The collection lists also are
to be circulated for the purpose OF
raising funds to- send the delegates
"1T--Definite financial quotas tc
be made by each National Union
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