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! constituting the Best documentary eYl-
dcncc on which to base deportation
| cases.
Officials said the only difference be-
tween the communist party ana tnc
! communist labor party was one OF icad-
! Arship, Both have been cndcaToring 10
hiring about the establishment of n Soy
! lCt form of government in this country
since their organization last September
taccording to officials.
! Soviets Planned
| Documents gathered by federal aE'n'H
! recently show conCluSircly IL was Saiu'
that plans were drawn up by the leaders
, OF each of these parties to develop
score or moro of SovlctS throughout the
country These were 10 be mcrgcu I'M
der Soviet council similar 10 that
which now exists in Russia, according
| 10 Mir. GaTNin.
! The department revealed tonight ac-
| tivitics of these two organizations
among the negroes. Their attempts TO
! organize the negroes in support or plans
I'm oycrlhrow the present political ana
economic system were carried TAR ana
officials admitted that this propaganda
had gone To such length that trouble
! may vet be expected among certain ne
! gro communities.
| worried Among Negroes
| Mr.. Garvin made public Information
gathered by the federal agents showing
the nature of the work done among the
! negroes. One document contains the
! following:
In close connection with tho un-
! skilled workers IL the problem OF the
negro. The negro presents a political
and economic problem. The racial OPP
preston of the negro is SIMPLY Inc OK
preston of his economic bondage ana
oppression, each intcnslylng the otner
This complexities the negro problem pul
does not alter its prolctarian character
The communist party will carry on aEl-
,atiou among the negro workers 10 unite
,hen, with all class conscious workers.
The communist party recently spread
I broadcast among its adhcremtS mani
! fcsto" setting forth It's views and plans.
while officials have been unable to OBJ
tain a similar document from III" com
munist labor party. they asserted thal
its views were not unlike those OF the
communist party as disclosed in the
manifesto.
Tho Manifesto
| The communist party Of America is
the party Of tho working class. the
manifesto says.
Tho communist party Of America
proposes to end capitalism and organize
4 workers InduslrIalT republic. The
workers must control industry and dis
pose Of the products Of industry. The
communist party Is party realizing
the limitations Of all existing workers
organizations and proposes To develop
the revolutionary movement necessary
to free the workers from the oppression
of capitalism. The communist party m
slsts that the problems OF American
Workers are Identical with the problems
Of the workers 81 the world.
The communist party is the conSci-
GUS expression of the class struggle Of
the workers against capitalism. Its ann
is 10 direct tins struggle 10 the con-
quest of political power, the overthrow
,of capitalism and the destruction Of
the bourgeois state.
The communist party prepares Itself
for the revolution in the measure that
il develops 4 program OF Immediate &C
ition, expressing the mass struggles OF
the pruictar!at. These struggles must
I've inspired with revolutionary spirit
and purpose.
The communist party ~ fundamcnt-
ally party OF action. II brings 10 the
workers n Con%plcuuuSnC$S OF their OPP
preston OF the ImpussIbIity of lmpruv-
iut their conditions under capitalism.
Tho communist party directs the work
ltrA' struggle against capitalism, drNcl-
ioping fuller forms and PURPOSES in tA's
struggle. eliminating IN the mass action
of the revolution"