The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-23

most important industries and fac
tories, through the application Of the
policy Of concentration.
The ParsJ must org1ai15 ID
fight against the new attacks upon
the wages and working conditions of
the employed and unemployed, and
upon the rights Of the workers, and
against the attacks upon other toll
ing sections. and especially prepare
itself for leadership Of the struggle Of
the miners agreement expiration
April -, among the railroad workers
faced with new wage cuts, the steel
workers who are reforming their lines
for struggle, marine workers, and for
the unemployed who face new cuts
and for unemployment insurance.
al The Struggle Against the Easel
LatiOn Of the Government and
Against Imperialist War and
Intervention
The Party must arouse the masses
against developing fascism in the
United States and the threat of i'm
perialist war. It must explain to the
masses that in the United States fas-
cism is being carried through under
the mask of democracy by the bour-
gecsie, and combat the idea spread by
the Socialists and the A. F. Of L. bu-
.reaucratS and by other bourgeois
agents, that the Roosevelt govern
ment and its program is an alterna-
tive to fascism, as in that way they
disarm the struggle against fascism
in the United States It must COM
bat the demagogy Of Roosevelt and
his supporters that the New Deal
program is aimed at establishing a
society free from capitalist eXploita-
ton, showing that the New Deal pro-
gram has not a grain Of socialism in
it, and that it is fastening upon the
masses the yoke Of still greater eco
nomic and political slavery.
It must expose chauvinist propa-
ganda, and spread the ideas Of soil
darby and unity Of Negro and white,
Of native and foreign born, and pro-
letarian internationalism, fighting
fer equal rights for Negro and for
eign born for the right Of self-de-
termination for the Negro peoples in
the Black Belt, and for the complete
independence of Cuba, for indie
pendence for the Philippines. Hawaii
and other American colonies and
semi colonies, popularizing the solu-
ton of the national question in the
U.S.S.R. It must develop a mass
struggle for: a. ALI civil rights, for
the right to strike, to organize and
meet, combating arbitration and in
functions, and defending the trade
unions and other workers organiza-
tons. b. Develop mass movements
against the terror in strikes, espe-
cially against the lynch terror di-
lrected against Negro and foreign
born workers, militantly defending
their organization. (Sharecroppers
foreign-born fraternal organizations
etc. G. Organize broad mass self
defense bodies Of workers and farm
ers to resist the attacks of fascist
gangs and against lynchers.
The Party must organize protest
meetings, demonstrations, and de-
velop strikes against Fascist attacks
in the U. s., and develop the most
active solidarity movement with the
workers Of those countries where
Fascism is in power, especially of
Germany, Austria, etc.
The whole Party must be aroused
for a fight against the inminence
Of imperialist war and intervention.
The main task consists in unmask-
ing the paciflst cover under which
war is being prepared by the Roose-
welt government, to expose the role
of pacifism of all brands without
alternating honest pacifists who are
ready to enter into a militant fight
against imperialist war, must
strengthen the Party and the revolu-
tionary mass organizations in the de-
cisive war industries and in the har-