The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-09-26
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
MR.. GORMAN AND
BAYONETS
AN DIT ORAL
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leadership these
0eayer they could other out except the return their
they gates the degree of Germans
achey became Immediately apparent In many cases the mills
permitted begin work. the militant
they they fought their union d
improved conditions
backsted workers number many thou
their jobs In all
the backsted
third possibly of the strikers
CORMAs sweeping victory this The trade unionsts
the militant fighters driven mills
which
they Every worker in he face of such evidence can
clearly that Germans sweeping victory" victory
for the BOSSES For the textile sweeping victory
miserable sel-ou, criminal betrayal
This is Roosevels New Deal" in action grows
of faith in Roosevelt" These the results
welt. German and bayonets
this way let's loose reign of
against demagOgy deceptive prom
ses German, who pretends you
faith the President Party
as well as high UTW official Emil REEVE who wins the
workers by talking Socialist
union" to support GOrman the expelled
munist Party Eli Keller of Paterson who
also though Crcizng" victory" urges ac-
cpt it. All the from Roosevelt to Eli Keller chain
serves only to ensave the workers.
It by such outright terror always closely bound
together that strikes broken These
tile strike in Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee
IN PATERSON tn silk against renegade
Keller; the are being denounced in
throw these traitors out of the union
growing; new strike rising high
German admits that South to
renew the strike but told them to have patience and give the
machinery chance"
r. Lawrence president the North Carolina Federation of
Labor acknowledges the tremendous demand
Il feel that under the up by the
President the MIRA provisions will be enforced"
Keller head Of the UTw Paterson to let
union meeting be called and orders the workers back to the mills
pUT everywhere the blacklist the lockout the same miserable
conditions the Roosevels board
ito be appointed suaonP change
the conditions workers? No fellow work
they did not In the textile they
they will strive split the ranks they put
ting over still more unbearable conditions
You will continue to have Roosevelt bayone
you accept empty promises of Roosevelt and oman baIv
hoo OF have faith in the President
nets will continue to ensave the conditions
existing in the textile mills
WHAT you now the main problem in the minds of
all textile strikers Fellow workers. the situation easy
the fight accomplish what YOU set
out to accomplish at the beginning your fight
But not by relying German
W en You can 40 only by organizing your own rank and file
ke leadership made up OF the best fighters the most loyal union
the fellows your proved trust
worness These the and who should
leadership.
Under you fight against lockout you can
transform this lockout of W.
convention demands You fight the
served notice the bosses that either
or else work. will strks That the
the textile bosses are
also must kick out the dirty rats in the union
trayed you!
THE Party urges the textile workers to hold their ranks
solid maintain unity splits spread pmism
Organize the forces Of the rank file the fighters
control of your local, of the entire U T. w
The Communist Party to fight against the blacklist; in
sist the striker; agae
strike against the blacklist
ALL INTO THE FACTORIES AS ONE UNITED, ORGANIZED
MASS, OR ALL OUT THE STREETS IN A NEW STRIKE!
PREPARE AND ORGANIZE FOR A NEW STRIKE!
CONTINUE THE FIGHT FOR YOUR OWN DEMANDsl
DON'T TRY TO FEED YOUR FAMILY ON FAITH IN ROOSE-
WELT" FIGHT FOR REAL VICTORY, FOR YOUR ORIGINAL
DEMANDS!