The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-12


of aiding and supporting those or
carnations now fighting for TN
employment insurance and relief,
and to coordinate their work
A sixpolnt program Tor carrying
out the campaign for the Workers
Bill is given in the Plan Of Action.
The Plan of Action follows in full
"Our Plan Of Action"
Recognizing that those who own
the wealth and thereby exercise
great political power will continue
to resist and oppose our program
for aenuine unemployment and So
cial insurance, our task is to develop
a movement in support Of our pro-
gram which will be so broad, so
conscious and so militant that it
can overcome all opposing forces
and surmount all obstacles.
The movement in support of our
program must undertake to embrace
all who need and all who favor the
measures we sponsor as the means
of affording greater protection
against poverty, want and insecur-
ity and for the masses whose liveli-
hood depends upon wages, salaries,
Unemployment and compensation
for loss of normal earning power
due to social hazards, over which
the individual has no control.
In order to accomplish this, we
call upon all organizations that have
not yet done so to join those who
have already endorsed our program
and more particularly the Workers
Unemployment and Social INSTR
ance Bill. We do not replace or
substitute for any Of the organiza-
tions that already direct themselves
toward defense ard improvement Of
the conditions of the masses.
On the contrary our purpose is
to support and strengthen them SO
that they may be more successful in
tn S enort. At the same time, by
providing the means whereby they
can act unitedly on the basic ques-
tions which are Of general concern,
by co-ordihating and guiding the
work and efforts Of all groups and
organizations that seek to advance
cur common purpose and program,
we assure a greater degree of effec-
tivsness and success.
National Action Committees
This shall be the function of the
National A ction Committee for
Genuine Unemployment and Social
Insurance which is elected at the
Congress and added to by drawing
in representatives of all national or
CARNATIONS that agree to adhere in
~ uturc. Committees similarly
constituted shall perform the same
function in all possible localities,
Congressional districts. and states.
The Sponsoring Committees already
formed can provide the basis for the
permanent action committee.
The National, local and other Ac-
ton Committees shall encourage and
assist the formation of special rep
ressntative committees for the Trade
Unions; fraternal, veterans, Negro,
wo m IS, professional, farmers
church and other groups and or
PLANTATIONS, within their respective
jurisdiction.
As a means Of providing pertinent
inc tn1tion end guidance, the Ma
tional Action Committee will publish
periodically, the Unemployment In
surance Review and such special
bulletins and pamphlets as may be
required Affiliated organizations
will help provide the broadcast pos
sible circulation for all such publi-
cations.
While in no ways binding adj
herent groups and individuals to
support of any political party or
candidates, the National and local
Action Committees will undertake
to secure and publish information
on. the attitude of aspirants for pub
lie Office towards the Workers Bill
and other related measures. In de-
terlnining such attitude, Committees
will be guided not only by general
pronouncemerits but also by a con-
sideration Of actual participation in
activities related to our program.