The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-11-05


sible for the frightful unprovoked
police attack on the State Hunger
Marchers. The Communist candi-
date for Governor is one of the
leaders and organizers of this
march of the unemployed to Al
bany demanding State appropria-
ton for emergency Winter relief for
the unemployed, for the unemploy-
ment insurance bill, for relief of the
small home owners.
"a vote for any of the candi-
dates of the capitalist parties rs
a vote for relief cuts, for sales
taxes, for fare taxes, for wage and
salary taxes, for pIundering the
people in the interest of the bank
ers. A vote for the Communist
ticket Is vote for unemployment
insurance, for adequate cash re-
lief.
Unemployed! Vote Communist
on election day!
You remember what the New
Deal promised you a year ago.
The N. R. A. was going to bring
back prosperity quickly. Section
IA was supposed to give us the right
to organize, the right to join unions
of our own choosing. They said
the codes would provide higher
wages, prosperity and happiness.
But what did we get? Injunc-
tons are issued daily against
strikers. Police smash picket lines.
The stool pigeon system and the
yellow dog contract prevail in
numerous industries. Company
unions are Furnishing. Martial law,
National Guards, armies of heavily
armed police and thugs shoot pick
cts and break strikes in Toledo,
Minneapolis, San Francisco, Seattle,
in the South, North and East and
West. In the great textile strike
alone fifteen workers were killed by
troops-thousands jailed. Hitler
concentration camps set up for
strikers. Vigilante gangs, arson and
terror let loose against strikers in
California, The presidentially ap-
pointed boards order the workers
back to work without their demands
granted, and proceed to betray them
to the employers.
THE unlimited right to organize
into unions of our own choice, the
right to strike, for higher wages,
against company unions, the right
to picket and demonstrate. These
are life and death issues before you
working people of New York in this
election.
The Communist Party is the
leader and organizer of the fight
for the fundamental rights of the
working people. The candidates
of the Communist Party lead the
fight every day for the right TO
organize, for higher wages, against
injunctions and company unions,
against the use of troops and
police against strikers.
Employed workers vote Com
munist on election day!
Throughout the country Negroes
are lynched and tortured, per-
secuted and insulted. In spite of
the So-called State Bill of Rights,
you Negroes are denied jobs and are
Disseminated against in relief. jim
crowed into unsanitary overcrowded
f1re-trap slums you are charged ex-
orbitant rents, and are forced to
become prey to disease and an ap-
palling death rate. The innocent
Scottsboro boys, the symbol of the
frightful persecution of thirteen
million Negro people, are still in the
shadow of death, victims of one of
the most brutal frame-ups in his
tory.
THE fight against Iynching,
jim crowism, persecution and op-
preston and for equal rights to
Negroes is fundamental issue in
this election campaign. The Com
munist Party leads the fight every
day for Negro Rights. When
elected the Communist candidates
are pledged to take the fight for
equal rights to Negroes into the
government institutions.
Negro People! Vote Communist
on election day!
The young generation, with the
school system undermined by the
bankers economy program, are
growing up without the faintest
hopes Of jobs. They have no secu-
rity, no future. The single unem-
ployed youth are driven into mill
tary concentration camps for
starvation pay.
THE plight of the working
women and wives of workers,
knows no parallel. Subjected to the
cruel torture of inability to feed
their children, housewives are vainly
knocking at the factory doors.
There is practically no motherhood
or childhood protection in this
richest country in the world.
Disseminated against in Jobs
and relief, subjected to persecution
and deportation, the burdens of
the millions of foreign born work.
ers in this city and state, grow
heavier daily.
White Collar Misery
Teachers and civil service en-
ployees find their salaries cut time
and time again. Burroughs, payless
paydays, denial of civil rights, per-
secution for progressive ideas, and
, unbearable conditions of work is the
, lot of the school teachers. Profess