The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
A Test for EVery Party
Organization

MINE THOUSAND letters day coming in to the
~ Roosevelt government protesting against the firing
of the CWA. workers ordered by President Roosevelt
But Roosevelt repeats that he will not continue the
C.W-A beyond May and will not bulge in his deter
mination to go through with the program of firing
one million from CW.A. jobs on February Is
and additional million every two weeks
Roosevelt declared he did not want to endanger
the value Of the u. s. investments in the security
markets. He does not want to hurt the Wall Street
bond investments of ten billion dollars which will be
bought from the u s. government, he intimates
Now at the time when the workers can see that
Roosevelt has given all his promises, when C.WA
is to be completely closed down, when the workers
are told they viii have neither jobs relief, the
fight for the Workers Unemployment Insurance Bill
must be increased. The workers see the need for
security. There is mass demand for unemployment
insurance The socalfaScists and politicians try to
sidetrack this demand with a food of fake Gin
surance" bills. The fight now for the Workers I'm
employment Insurance Bill and for jobs relief for
all workers is test for every member of the Party
VIII the mass demand for relief and real unempoy-
ment insurance be led and organized? The members
Of the Communist Party must with action.
The united front of the entire working class must
be put into motion to smash this Hunger Program of
Roosevelt.
EVERY member of the Communist Party every unit
and section of the Party should organize prompt
action against the brutal and callos abandonment of
the seventeen million unemployed workers to starva-
ton by the bankers government of Roosevelt.
The fight of the unemployed for jobs and for re-
lief has been tagging. The preparations for the Ma
tiOnaI Convention Against Unemployment in Wash
ingtOn February g. have been slow, and not sufd-
ciently based the development Of the local strug-
giles of the unemployed.
Now when the unemployed and part time workers
can see the results of the New Deala drastic cut in
relief, abandonment of even promises, and brazen
condemnation of the jobess to destitution-now the
Communist Party members have the task of taking up
all slack in the fight against unemployment. Imme-
date protest demonstrations should be organized every
where. The demonstrations Feb. must be
directed toward forcing the Roosevelt government to
grant unemployment insurance and relief All OF the
billions Of dollars now given to the bankers must be
given for further CWA appropriations and for relief
and unemployment insurance. The workers on the
C.W.A jobs must be organized and together with the
united front committees of the employed fight against
the wage cuts and for the continuance Of CWA Jobs
for all unemployed at union wages and union condi-
tons Of work All Communist Party units and Sec
tons must rally of workers for action against
the Hunger Program Of Roosevelt
For an immediate mobilization of all Party mem
bers to meet the newest attack of the Roosevelt gov
eminent of the bankers the unemployed workers.
For a mass National Convention Against Unem-
ployment in Washington Feb. 3rd.
For the immediate appropriation BY Congress of
funds sufficient to guarantee CWA jobs or relief to
all unemployed!
For the immediate passage Of the Workers I'm
employment Insurance BILL