The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-28
Path of Struggle Against beriast War Pointed Out by Lenn
Workers Urged
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L'Unita Operaia' Fund
Needed to Combat
Fascist Agents

On Dec. II. 1882, the Central
Committee Of the Communist Party
of the U. S. A, greeted the first
issue of LUnita' Opersia, stan
dsrd-bearer of revolutionary struggle
of the italian workers in America.
A year and seven months passed
during which LUnita' Operaia has
won thousands of Italian workers
in the struggle against capitalist
oppression.
Since then L'Unita' Operaia has
become a mass organ with a cir
culation Of 10000 copies throughout
the country.
1t was instrumental in the build
ing Of chain Of about 60 workers
clubs throughout the country which
support and spread LUnita' Ope-
raia. 1t helped to bring 1900 work
ers into the International Workers
Order. 1t has also helped thousands
of the italian workers to find their
way into the Red Trade Unions and
the opposition groups. 1t further
aided in developing a stronger revo-
lutionsry leadership among the
Italian workers in this country.
There is not the slightest doubt
that these gains were possible only
with the aid of the correct, clear
cut BolsheYik line of LUnita Ope-
raia. Since its very inception to the
present day LUnita' Operais has
been carrying on a struggle for:
1. United front in defense of
political prisoners, victims Of fas-
cism in Italy and in other coun-
tries.
2. For Unemployment Insurance
H. R. 1898.
3. Against the demagogy of the
Mira and its supporters, the social
faScists and the A. F. of L. buro-
Gratis.
4. Support In strike struggles in
which thousands Of Italian work
ers took part.
S. For the defense of the Soviet
Union and pOpularization of the
accomplishment of socialist eco
nomy.
LUnits' Operaia is penetrating
the semi-fsscist mutual aid societies
Through its effective expose it
forced the removal of two of the
corrupt officials, Mr.. Ingargiola and
Mr.. Isola from their posts Both of
them are now bringing suit against
the editor of LUnita' Operaia for
libel. 1t is obvious how similar these
obstacles are to the ones placed in
the way Of our Daily Worker by the
English speaking bourgeoisie. We
feel sure, however, that with the
mass support, L'Unita' Operaia will
step across these obstacles.
The growth of L'Unita' Operaia
in the 10 months of its existence
gives proof of the readiness of the
italian workers to support a revolu-
tionary daily. This would also serve
as weapon against the nine or ten
fascist dailieS in the Italian Ian
guage published in this country. The
9th National Convention greeted
with enthusiasm the progress of the
only Italian revolutionary paper
and made it the task of the Italian
party members to support this
banner Of struggle and build it into
a daily. This becomes necessary in
order to meet and lead the power
full struggles of the working class in
this country.
To-day when L'Unita' Operaia is
attacked by Mussolini's Embassy
and conSulates through his agents
in the mutual aid societies, every
district, every section and nucleus
must assume this task of the 9Th
national convention and carry it
into life. We also call upon the
workers of the trade unions, f-ater-
nal organizations, workers clubs,
etc, to rally around the campaign
and make LUnita' Operaia daily
weapon
The campaign for the Daily L'Uni-
Ia Operaia is on, and the time is
limited until August the 9th. We
must use every bit of energy to put
this campaign over the top.
Comrades Fall to Behind this
Campaign.
Long Live the Daily L'Unita
Operaia..