The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-21
Uniee to Fight RooseVeIt's
Compulsory Arbitration!


eszsaI DISPUTES whether arising out Of the inter
rxctnsSon az1d operation Of the Presidents
psUyr~ent agreement any duly approved indus
srAd code Of fair competition, and to compose al
spnnaoss s@easenissg ths industrial peaee Of Tire
aswrtry"
These ags powegs ssass os1y bss WAY Labor Board
# 1917 ever possessed. Only during the 1917
ADgoisn dsd the government usup to itself such
snorrorH powers Of srikebreakng. Roosevelt is get
org the government strikebrsakng machine ready TO
ness tbs steadily rising resistance Of the workers.
rssassancs which he knows will break forth into
As most powerful strike wave the country has ever
een he Is getting ready for war, for the mtar1Sa-
sAcu and reacdonary RECOMMENDATION Of the workers
NJ part Of tire Wsn Street machine
ssx months Of NRA Gods slavery, saz months Of
RR-A faks promises ssg months Of MIRA. Labor
board strfkebreakng through the trap of arbitration
swe fast opening tne eyes Of tbs workers.
And 50 Roosevelt, tool srd agent Of tsss Wall
street. industrial bosses, prepares for war for the
crushing OF the developing strike wave, with his
latest trap Of mediation, Cancellation, arbitration
t ALL industrial disputes, TO compose ALL conflicts
shreatening the Industrial peaoe OF the country"
This Is deliberate attempt to effect virtual
oUTIAwRY or ALI. STRIKES against N.F.A. capit-
aliss employer exploitation. Il Is distinct step to-
ward preparations for impsrass war along the road
OF ascsaon Of the government power for the violent
protection Of sas wan street profits and investments.
THE New ycss Evening pos& aps ssbssrviens
voice Of Roosevelt naEs ssAs latest NA develop
ment vita uadssgssed Jog. IT TOO soon,'
excsins the Post
But with typical Eoosevestssa txsc&ery It gives
fraudulent reesou a seemingly radical" for
It's enthusiasm me Post pretsnds to in the Latest
Roosevelt strtkebreaking trap victory for this workers
against those employers such the Weirton Steel
and tins BHdd Auto vino have by their actions already
exposed the treeohery Of the MA Labor Board
PROMISES of *the right to form unions"
Il the nilitsncy Of the masses rises high enough.
taen t Is conceivable that the Roosevelt government
win rnaneuyer for whs and seek to fasten its hold
On the workers through series Of decisions seeming
N against the "disobedient" employers.
Bat the main purpose, the main strategy Of the
wssse Roosevelt MA Labor BosEd IT, at all costs, to
Smash the attempts Of the workers to their most
ecwerfns weapon, tire weapon Of mass strike,
Always It Will be to pin the faith of the workers
N the capitalist Labor Boards in endless "negots-
suns~ in the class justice of the capitalist courts. Al
Ays u will be their aim to dsorganize and confuse
NE organization Of actions against the
rioyers
pEsoM their own experience the workers under the
MIRA. slave codes have discovered what they mean
starvation wages, frozen at minimum levels, while
ts Roosevelt program sends all prices skyward making
sharp cuts in the REAL WAGES Of every worker in
Ms country.
II was these codes that were fastened upon the
workers by the A. r. of L. officiado the Green's the
woas the Iewises.
bow that the workers discovering their be-
wsya1, treacheries being Matched by the A. F.
- L. officials. Now the textile ofcaldom for example
ounn.ngfy pleads for shorter work week
And the depth of their reachery can be gagged by
the fact that this seemingly radical cry exactly fits
ths needs of the textile employers who, Immediately
after received permission from the NFA and Roose-
welt to reduce their production by Is per cent with
milting wholesale ay-offs of textile workers 1t is
against such treacheries concealed within radical
phrases, that must prepare the workers every
where For 1t is certainty that the reactionary bu
reaucracy OF the A. e. Of L. will trim its sails to
meet the new conditions of the coming winter, viii
attempt to head off the rising strike wave and the
bitter disillusionment of the masses with radical
phrases which all the while will be the to reduced
wages, part-tlnle work, and mass lay-ofs.
1t Is not because the masses are weak, but because
they are daily growing in mlitancy and political
maturity that Roosevelt and the A. r. of L., together
with the leadership Of the Socialist Party prepare for
further fascist strikebreakng government measures
TIE task la Immediately before US. This workers can
smash this latest Roosevelt step toward the further
beating down of their wages toward the outawry of
strikes The successful struggles of the miners in Gal
lup for example under the leadership of the National
Miners Unions show how can beat back the Roose-
welt N.RA. slavery.
The Communist Party must take the leadership IN
the struggle against the latest Roosevelt srkebreaking
attack 1t is up TO to every individual Party member
10 60 to fellow workers in the A. f. Of L. locals in
he Socialist Party with the message Of working class
United Front
1t is up to to take the Initiative In the fights
against wage cuts NTSA slavery, against part-time,
peed-up, etc We enlighten the workers as to the
niue meaning of the Roosevelt mediation We, as
Party members, as Communists can provide the best
revolutionary leadership to the struggles Of the workers
by organizing the United Front Of struggle against
~ the Roosevelt NRA attacks the workers stand
ARDS OF living.