The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-17
Defeat the Naturalization of
The Unemployed!

FOLLOWING tbs proposal OF Assistant Secretary OF
War woodring in Liberty magazine, for militariEs-
ton of millions OF unemployed in forced labor camps,
comes another glazing fascist attack on the unem-
ployed. This time Richard washburp Child, high
priced fascist propagandst for the war mongering
bankers writing in the Hearst sheets calls the
to completely take the RECOMMENDATION and con-
troll Of the unemployed.
woodring, official spokesman for the Roosevelt
bankers government impatient for Speedier prepara
tons for imperiast war; declared that the army had
trained big reserve for in the mitarzed C.C.C.
camps and declared they should be greatly extended,
under army dopnination.
Chuds former o. S. Ambassador 70 italy calls
for the Roosevelt administration to enlist the whole
force Of the army" to command and control the Gnn-
employed" Childs declares Folly be no greater
than mobiizng the unemployed so that they in their
misfortune become conscious Of their political force Is
voters or worse STILL conscious Of their power TO make
their protests effective in manner outside OF Law
and order
This American exponent Of H1tleriszn IN an open
call for fascism in the United States expresses gar-
ingIy the trend which has been going on IN Ehe onc
o. g. government circles. The sixteen million unem-
loyed are to be given the consideration OF cattle Ihey
ara TO be not only fred from c. ". A. Jobs and starved
They are to be forcbly conscrpted into the army &C
cording to Chid's plan
This fascist's solution for unempoyment-the bank
ers souton-s to good cannon fodder out OF the
unemployed and force them to fight the employers
battles in the coming imperislst war the unem-
poyed are to be deprived OF their political 1orce As
voters" as well as their power Of mass organization
preparatory to open fascist dictatorship OF the cap
italists in the United States,
'"rIrn the modified unemployed IOWA. and CC.C.
bless) over to the training of the army says Childs
"rrhere Ia no menace greater today than the Red
leadership certain to come unless this administration,
at q crisis will furnish TO the modified unemployed
leadership Of discipline and patriotism"
The army according TO ChTds, should 81 oncs "act
90 trainers and educators Of organized citizenship
Roosevelt has openly abandoned all his promises OK
Jobs to the sixteen million unemployed. He turns four
million CwA workers out to starve. The workers or
ganize and demonstrate They demand jobs or relief.
They demand food and housing for their families They
demand security from starvation
Now comes Childs proposal for the next step-to
Initar1ge the unemployed, to create fascist army
with which suppress the workers organizations to
create fodder for the capitalists army In the
coming bankers world
THE ROOSEVELT GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO
ABANDON THE UNEMPLOYED TO STARVATION.
TT PREPARES DEATH IN THE BOSSES WAR FOR
THE JOBLESs
The working-class must present powerful, united
front Of the employed and unemployed against these
attempts to militarze the unemployed and divide the
workers, united in the tight Soe their demands can
defeat these fascist proposals
The united fight of the workers, employed and I'M
employed for the Workers Unemployment and Social
Insurance Bill will win security for the jobless and de-
feat the attacks OF the Hunger Regime Of Roosevelt
Unite and fight against naturalization and division Of
the working class Unite and fight for the Workers
Unemployment Insurance Bill III. r. 1899
woRKERS-DEFEAT TIE MOVES TO MILL
TARTzE THE JOBLESs.
DEMAND THAT THE WORKERS THEMSELVES
BE GIVEN CONTROL OF ALL EXISTING O. G. C.
CAMPS AND ABOLITION OF ARMY RULE m ALL
PRESENT G. g. c. CAMPS.
DEMAND @. ". A. JOBS OR IMMEDIATE CASH
RELIEF FOR ALL UNEMPLOYED.
ORGANIZE JOB COMMITTEES AND UNEM-
PLOYED COUNCILS ON ALL G. ". A. JOBS AND
IN THE NEIGHBORHOODs.
FIGHT FOR THE PASSAGE OF TIE WORKERS
UNEMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL. INSURANCE BILL
III R. 1899.
ONLY THROUGH MASS STRUGGLE AND MASS
ORGANIZATION CAN THE WORKERS WIZ THESE
DEMANDS. ONLY THROUGH MILITANT UNITED
FRONT FIGHT CAN THE WORKERS PREVENT
ROOSEVELT FROM STARVING US TO DEATH;
WIN JOBS, RELIEF AND UNEMPLOYMENT M
sURANCE AND DEFEAT THE ATTEMPTS TO MIL
TTARIzE THE UNEMPLOYED