The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-25
Not Migration Stumble
for Negroes, But Mass
Struggle for Relief

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s negbos crowded in and said IF move stick of furniture
TIE Hubert
New Urban article Tuesdays World
Telegram relates to conditions in the great Negro city in the heart
OF the white city OF New York Nearly all Of The $4,000 Negroes in
New City together this Black Ghetto
Of them unemployed and their families Hunger
e0d nd epidemic Illness hold these people in their grip In several
wooden doors and window frames and tearing the wooden floors to
sit school unable many hunger
live IN D 5 and 6o Gi a 's 9 o s" 6 S
e landlords OF Harlem are among n9 most egcnes mat
also Negro landlords prey upon their own people Jim Crow king
IN Harlem The white landlords by ggaon hold this great mass
o. p6n IN an iron 1ouno ring Ss5 gne[qy mus i've IN f3e
triple every square
space segregation pro6able
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certain number Of Ngro landlords and related eros form the basis Of
OF the Negro people there
Of Negro population that forced live Harlem and the ar
lem price of double rent for unania flats Negro business
which storekeepe obtain these also
found support for the Jim Grow segregation system And SEGREGATION
victims british persecution,
cluded from hotels theatres restaurants, etc
IN the midst of these suffering masses humanity ground down to the
lowest bb of suffering organizations like the Urban League
at profit The social basis OF such organizations the Urban
sio ' oS Out even '' prosperity Is '''NS " S ps4s" S'"0-
AND what does MIR Hubert head Of the Urban League say about this
report attributed to him that tenants fight with the landlords and
sas mem r ~aT o4eS Hu' say "n 9@s G
like these? Does the chief OF this Negro organization bleed at heart
whether the capitalist sheet quoted
according paper
white landlord who is failing to collect his $40!
The story unspekable ISLANDERS against Ire Negro
whole against particular When
Of furniture out Of this mans anead Of appaudng these courage
and sespectng people Mr. Hubert quoted by the
Things
This is Of course nothing else than the old lie that the Negro is to
Then proceed further shameless ISLANDERS such as
"The principal outdoor lot here snatching
OF this is old which justify habtu
police persecution Negroes the that especially
tn WITH the OLD abb about the Negroes VINO stu gamble on the nun
And sure enough, the winds with what sOlutonl
noes
starving Negro people suffering and dying Harlem under
the most 6ndh persecution through unemployment through fault of
lords
The remedy, according to this is migration.
LENS population Hubert quoted
forty County,
Unless he is miq9oted Mr. Hubet remedy in other words is
not to fight for Unemployment Insurance which the natural right of
these obtain organization
and struggle but kick them out OF their homes at the bhest Of the
road tickets to be dumped in obscure Georgia localities to starve!
OUCH Leadership" generally Negro
whether Mr. Hubert really takes this position or muoted we
s Are 0 Sg divert Oa s the @ Of H5 negroes from the struggle for
The Daily worker calls upon the Negro masses Of Harlem to come
of the Central Committee Of the Communist Party
With bnk about nigratio The mass suffering of the people Of Ha
lem must be met Immediately with rapid campaign Organization Of
Unemployed Councils.
NEGROES in great Of
ruling es Of this country the Of the masses Without the grant,
Ing Of which your wild o IN md
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