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

think the cotton IL cotton
acreage is not reduced" To emphasize his point he
speaks of the personal advantage Ito Roosevelt and
the Southern expoters) to every cotton grower help
ing individual to reduce oversuppy of cotton
and thereby obtaining better price for what he
grows"
THE full blow of the destruction of cotton contained not
alone rising bread prices in the blowing under of the
cotton of the Southern share choppers and poor farmers
and the actual destruction of these farmers themselves but
well in the fact that the price of cotton goods will be-
raised further for the toilng masses
Roosevelt forces UP the price of pay for the
cut cotton acreage Later he will force up the price of
textiles to give greater profits to the cotton growersthe
New DEAF President.
This is the New Dea' in all its stark nakedness Every
move every action Roosevelt regime strengthens the
powerful of the expoers crushing the to the
ground The destruction of cotton the hundred million dol
lar bounty the rise in food prices the cotton textile code
providing starvation for the textile workers and higher
textile prices the crushing of the farmers-means
higher profits for the BOSSES and starvation for the
toilng population.
No wonder the capitalist press forgets underline the
fact that calling the patriotic destruction of cotton
for the profit of the rich cotton planters Roosevelt
himself cotton planter who will personally gain
through the further impovershmen Of the entire working
population of the United States.
Roosevelt by no means forgets himself he is not the
forgotten this rich cotton planter who will pocket some
of the pennies the starving unemployed and the mseraby
paid textile workers will have pay for bread Roosevelt
did not forget himself when handing out 00000000
bounty to cotton planters There forgotten in the
White House
pUT this is but side of the New Desl Roosevelt
the rich cotton planter who promised the unemployed
unemployment insurance cuts federal relief The city
governments follow his cut and in New York, cut off
completely the hundreds of thousands of starving unemployed
from any relief
Roosevelt the bourbon who profteers out of the
the oers provides fund of 1888 to speed
preparations feed the of the munition makers,
prepare aughers of the working for markets
and colonies for Wall Street.
Roosevelt, who hopes to gain from the higher cotton
prices sIashes the veterans payments by S500O0OOOO
Roosevelt who promised higher wages to raise the con-
sumption of the sashes the of the civil service
workers so cent with the lying declaration that the cost
of living is going down.
Perhaps Roosevelt also tell what his share was
the 900 stock market increase that resulted for
the parasites from initiation from gambling and speculation
higher prices?
This is the New Deal in practice Greater profits for
the BOSSES for the rich cotton planters higher food prices
for the workers. lower slave codes war expenditures
and sashed unemploy ment relief payments
Remember workers the hypocritica threats Of Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Wallace to the boss bakers of Iowa
against the rise in bread prices
But today you paying from to cents more for
loaf of bread you have the price to buy any bread at
all Not only that but the loaf of bread for which are
laying higher prices will be cut to two ounces This is
actually taking bread out of the mouths Of the workers and
their families.
The threat of prosecution for higher prices is like the
threat Imprisonment for the rich gold hoardors like the
threat of falling Charles E. MITCHELL National City Bank
svindler like the threat against j. P. Morgan
The burdens the backs of the workers flowing from
the New Deal" pile up to the breaking point
0n actio hv burdens,
can throw off the crushing weight now.
Mobilize your forces against the lowering of stand
ard Of living demand and organize for higher wages De-
feat the Roosevelt policy of starvation at high COST Fight
against The high cost of living! Demand lower bread prices
Demand unemployment relief Rally and intensity the strug
gle for unemployment insurance. Down with the policy
of The Roosevelt regime!
Down with the proftesvs snd their hoodeuoking at
tack against the Soiseea