The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-08
Worker Organizations Whose Representatives
Are Barred from Sessions OF the Continental
Congress Send a Message to the Delegates

/ forcement of all workers rights, and
especially the enforcement of the
rights guaranteed to the Negro peo-
Pile in the 18th, 14th and 18th amend
ments to the Constitution.
10-Against imperialist war, against
the imperialist provocation against
the US.SR. For stopping of ship
ment of munitions to Japan.
11-Not only must this Congress
/ declare for united militant action for
these ends, but throughout the ma
ton, both in the industrial and agri-
cultural areas, local machinery must
be set up on the basis of a United
Front of struggle in order that the
workers may be organized and put in
motion for a nation wide counter
attack against the offensive of the
bosses and bankers. Ordinary meth
DDS of appealing to executives and to
legislative bodies parliamentary eff
fort to elect representative of the
working class to executive, legisla-
tive or judicial office, are not enough
in the present crisis. Only through
the most vigorous and united strug-
gle on every front will it be possible
to get results. These efforts must be
directed toward organizing the work
ers in the factories, toward organic
ing the unemployed in the neighbor-
hoods, toward bringing together the
active, militant forces in the unions
for the purpose Of preparing and car
rying through militant struggles,
strike actions, protest meetings, dem
onstrations, struggles at the relief bu-
reauS, etc.
We regret that in setting up this
Congress an effort was not made to
secure joint action with various fight
ing elements in the labor movement.
If an attitude Of sectarianism and
exclusion is maintained in the work
of this Congress and in the activities
consequent upon it, this Congress
may prove a further source of confu-
sion rather than of unity and power.
In order that this Congress may give
an impetus to united militant action
on the part Of the masses of Ameri-
can workers--induStrial clerical, ag-
ricultursl, technical, professionals
call upon all delegates Immediately
on their return to their industries and
homes. to work to bring about unit
ed front of all labor and farmer or
CARNATIONS for the immediate ends
set forth i'll this program. We appeal
to you to do this in the name of the
workers and dirt farmers of this
country.
FOR SOLIDARITY!
FOR A UNITED FIGHTING
MOVEMENT OF ALL THE WORK
ERS OF THE UNITED STATES!
JACK sTACHEL Assistant Secretary,
Trade Union Unity Lshgus
A. J. Music,
Conference for Progressive Labor Action
WIN. 2. FOSTER, EARL BRowDER,
Communist Party Of America
PHILIP RAYMOND,
Auto Workers Union
FRANK BcRICH,
National Miners Union
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AmaIgamated Food Workers Union
FRED BIEDENKAPP
Shoe Workers Industrial Union
WILHo BoMAN,
Finnish WORKERS md Farmers Unity I..rus
ALBERT CUPELLI,
Italian United Front Anti-Fssejst Action
Committee
ANN BURLAK.
National TextIle Marker. Unio,
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