The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-09

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1t is clear that the voice of the masses MUST be
heard when these questions are being considered,
XOTHER subjects may also be considered according
to the invitation and under these will doubtless
include cut of the pay of the Post Office and other CU
Service employees who already almost unable to live
their wages cold blooded assault against the rail
road workers through government connivance in cutting
their wages "Other subjects will likely be the projects
to compel the workers in large industrial plants to
tribute out of their already lowered for feeding
the unemployed, the project of forcing the stdgger
plan a of reducing the standard of living of
the C0rking class. With absolute certainty the whole
under-current of this conference will be the question Of
wholesale drive for the reduction of of the whole
of the American working class. Not to speak of little
things like the distribution of pork to deserving Demo
Gratis which will go at unequalled speed.
Without doubt the whole question of the coming
DtperiaIst COrId measure of the capitalist
out of the crisis will be before the Governors conference
in form another
Unquestionaby the great array of victorious Demo-
Gratis that will assemble with Roosevelt from the South
especially will spell good for the Negro masses of the
South who under the pressure of persecution and
suffering never before seen by them.
Unquestionably the American masses working
class, farming, Negro and white MUST be represented
at moment like this
IN MARCH 4th, 1885, in the place of the repudated
" Hoover--the victorious Roosevelt elected by the
overwhelming millions of American voters on his prom
Uses to the Forgotten Man will be nauguraed the
President.
On March 4th the Forgotten Men" will assemble in
all of the cities and towns of America determined
bring to realization of the promises that made
by this President In every city and town the work
ing class will the greatest activity in assembling
March 4th which must be National Day of StrHGate
for Unemployment Relief and Social Insurance to for
mulae in most concrete the realization of these
promises which the masses insist upon being kept.
This must be mobilization of all of the UtoI, actirc
forces in Trade Union every Unemployed Council
every workers organization, for gigantic demon
stration the streets March 9TH.
To carry this great action through, the Daily
Worker necessary the clarion voice of leadership
Roosevelt promised great things to the Forgotten
Mem!
Roosevelt promised Unemployment Insurance.
Roosevelt promised relief for the farmers.
Roosevelt promised new deal"
The millions of "Forgotten Men" lriU not reIinoush
the promises that Roosevelt has made to them!
100000 900 Forgotten Men" UU face Roosevelt
March 4th.
Who will lead and mobilize these millions?
Everybody knows that only the Communist Party
and will lead these workers. did on March 9Th
1880, sincerely and truly and bravey to connel the
granting of concessions by the ruling class to the
ing millions of American workers and farmers.
The Daily Worker must be the Uoice of the Party
the organizing instrument in reaching these masses
Every other daily newspaper in the English language in
America will do all in its power to aid in the deception
and defeat of the The Daily Worker necessary
this struggle. The great of American tolers
are moving forward now not backward-and the Daily
Worker is absolutely necessary to these struggles.
The cannot afford to let the Daily Worker die
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