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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
"Betyar kendoje''
a Lorantffyaknal
Aprilis 24-en hozzak szinre ref.
miikedvel6k d kitiin6 nepszinmi-
vet a ref. egyhaz nagytermehen.

A Lorantffy N6egylet aprilis
24-en, este fel s oral kezdettel
tartja nagy szinel6adasat. Szinre
keriil a Betyar kend3je" cimii
nepszinmii 4 fclvonasban Is ket
valtozasban. Ezen szindarab nj
donsag lesz Youngstown ma
gyarsag reszere, melybcn kacag-
nj, sirni es tanulni lehet. Szercp-
loink egyt6l egyig igyekcznek
legjobb tehets6giikkel a szerep-
hez alkalmazkodni.'A pr0bak mar
hetek 6ta folynak es nagy Skier
rel biztatnak. A jelmczck szebb-
nel-szebbek lcsznek. A rendcz6srg
lgyekszik legszcbb diszleteket
biztositani.
Egyletiink neveben kerjHk a
magyarsag sziyes megjclcneset
aprilis 24-en. este ftl 8 0rara a
klubhazba.
Kerjiik kedves vendegeinket.
hogy pontos idoben ielenienclS
meg, mivcl szindarab hosszu es
sok idobe keriil annak lcjatszasa.
Meltanyosan szabtuk meg a
helyarakat: soc, 35c, gyermekek-
mex 10c a belepti dij. Kitiin6 zenc
szamok is fogjak szorakoztatni
a vend6geket. J0jjon el minden-
XII! Nezze meg ezt csodas sim
darabot. melynek minden egyes
mozzanata soka emlekezeteben
marad.
Felhivjuk tagiaink szives fl
gyelmet ARA, hogy rendes havi
gyiilesiinket aprilis. lien, vasar-
nap delutan 3 oral lezdettel TART
juk meg. A tisztikar ktri tag.
sag szives megjeIeneset. lehet6-
leg teljes szamban. A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
A w. sIDEI POLGARI K0R
TEA-ESTELYT RENDEz

Tisztelt Magyar Testveraink 6s
Polgartarsak. Aprilis l6-an.
szombaton este I oral kezdettels
nagy tca-estelyt rendcziink Barta
Peter halliaban. 621 Steel st
szam alatt. amelyre szcretettel
meghivjuk a magyarsagot Is a
szavazo polgarokat. Azert rem
dezziik szombaton a tea-estelyt,
inert 17-en szinel6adas lesz q Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya hitk0zs6R
mel. Az estelyen megielennek ugy
a Republicans part, mint De-
mokrata part jel6ltjei. Az este
lyen meg lesz magyarazva. hos
Cyan kell szavazni m0stani sxas
vaz6 cednlaval. Belfpti dij scsak
25 acent. T6bben aiandekokkal
halmoztak el a k0rt tovabbra ii
kerjiik, ha valaki barmilyen
ajandekot kivan adni kQrhek.
AIT k0sz0nettel vessziik. Kerjiik 4
polrarokat, hogy j6jjenek elS
az estelyre. hoey nagv t6megh hen
bizonysagot tepyiink arrM, hogy
oszetartunk A kiszolg&l6k
retnek este s 6rara lnegjelxnnis
Szeretettel megbivjuk esen es-
t6lyre Vdrosi Polg6ri K6rt 6a
4 Magyar Demokrata Klu4 lets
Kkrjak nindason poll frol = A
boGy alkik november ol51E te n
M 11@k 6latk ~ ~ sp1 1ll|| s
~ |v(lts1tattsk (, 6 q
tlu1lkj jsnsk. z \
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
Gilbert Bettman kuzdelme a
szaraz torveny modositasaert
En- hiszek m6rsekletessegben, de prohibicio emu
lasztotta ADM nekink mersekletesseget mondotta
kival6 allamf6rfiu Gilbert Bettman Ohio allan fo-
iigy6sze palyazik Egyesilt Aamok szenatorsagara

Ma, amikor az Egyesiilt ALA
mok 0sszlakossagat egy nagyje-
lent3segii kerdes foglalkoztatja
prohibici6s t0rvenynek mai
keretek k0zott val6 fonallasa,
m6dositasa vagy eltorlese, el6ter.
be kp 18-ik alkotm. .-cikk m6tao-
sitasaert nagy kiizdelmet folytato
yezeralakja: Gilbert Bettman,
Ohio allamnak ket izben mcgva.
lasztott f3iigyesze, aki most pa
lyazik az Egyesiilt Allamok SEE
natorsagara es minden ember fi-
gyelmet niagara vonzza a Vol
stead-t0rveny elleni kiizdelmtvel.
Gilbert Bettman Rcpublika-
nus part szavaz6 cedulajan palya-
xix az Egyesiilt Allamok szenato-
ri allasra, aki nemcsak prohibi-
ci6 elleni kiizdelmeert, de mint
Ohio allan ketszer megvalasztott
fiigyesze is meltan megerdemli az
3t megillet5 magas hivatalt.
Munkas,aga nagy multra tekint
yissza mint iigyved, tanit6, Re-
pnblikanus part ,nagy harcosa.
katona, a jotekonysag kimagasl6
alakja, is ftrj es apa.
Mindezen j6 tulajdonsagai mel
lett nyilvanos vagy privdt fog
lalkozas ne legyen biralva azon
alapon, hogy nit jger tenni Bett-i
man a jov6bcn, hanem azon ala.
pom biraltasstk, hogy nit tett a
lnultban. Gilbert Bettman mum
kassagat az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap marcus 17iiki szamaban
mar ismcrtette.
Gilbert Bettman, az Egyesiilt
allamok szenatorsagara palyaz6,
Ohio allan f6iigyesze, a prohibi-
clos t6rveny elleni kiizdelem
egyik legkimagasl6bb alakja leg.
ut6bb ism6t a kovetkez0ket jelen-
tette ki 2prohibici6s t0rveny mo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
FELHIVAS NILES
POLGARSAGAHOZ!

Alulirottal1, mint az el6keszitS
blzottsag tagjai szeretettel szo-
lnnk magyar szarmazasu ameri-
kai Notwithstanding. K0zelcd.
mex a nagy valasztasok. Fontos
kerdesek varnak mindnyajunk
d0ntesere egyesiilesben van az
ero. Szervczketljiink tehat, hogv
szavunknak minden teren ma
gyobb sulya legycn. vasarnap,
aprilis lien, este Eel hetre SEER
vczkedo gyiilesre hivunk benne-
teket a reformatns templom alat-
ii helyisdgbe. y6jjenek azok is.
akikct talan elfelejtettiink felke-
resni. Alakitsunk egy Polgari
K0rt! Testv6ri iidv6zlassel
Moldvai Istvan, Macy Gyula,
Safran Ferenc, Drin6czi Pal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14

dositasara vonatkoz6lag:
A prohibici6s t6rveny, mely
ma ervenyben van az Egyesiilt
Aliamokban. igazsagtalan, inert
az allamnak nincsen jogaban til
tani senkit6l sem mersekletes
ivast.
En- hiszek merseklptessfg-
ben, de lS-ik prohibici6s tor.
venycikk elmulasztotta adni ne
kiink a mersekletesseget.
"A prohibici6 nagy tevedes,
mely mem mersekletesseg utja
Is ezen mersekletesstg ncm az,
amelyet mi kivanunk.
"A prohibici6 sok milli6 dol
lart emeszt fol adoban t0rvtny
eroszakos ervenyre juttatasara IS
ugyanakkor sok billi6 dollart jut-
tat a bootleggerek Is gangsterek
zsebebe, amellyel aztan a kor-
many ellen kiizdenek.
"A prohibici6 el6teremt olyan
helyzetet, amely a bootleggert az
ad6fizet6n feliil emeli.
"a prohibici6nak mem vart
mellekeredm6nye figyelmetlenseg
az Egyesiilt Allamok minden tor
vdnye ellen; biintfnyek szaporo-
dasat ielenti, melyek az orszag
erk0lcset lega1acsonyabb szin-
vonalra siilyesztik.
A Volstead-t0rvdnyt meg kell
m6dositani!
"A Republicans partnak, kell
kivezetnie az Egyesilt Allamokat
a prohibici6 artalmas Is igazsag.
talan helyzeteb5l.
1 Magyarok! Majus 1O-en szavaz.
zunk Gilbert Bettmanra, az Egye-
silt Allamok szenatorsag4ra pa
lyaz6, Ohio allamnak ket izben
megvalasxtott f6dgy6ssere, alki
tsljes erej6vel ktizd q 18ik alkot-
many y-cikk m6dositas&6rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14

den eyben ketszer tartozik jelen-S
test tenni a varosi es megyci b0r-
ton0hbcn uralkod6 allapotDkr6l
tovabba a. Glenwood Childrens
Home (gyermek-otthon), De-
tention Home fjavit6-intezet), u
a County lnfirmary (megyci sze-
genyek otthona). valamint Camp
bell, Struthers Is LowelyiIle b0r-
tineir3l.
Mrs. Craver el6kel3 uri csalad-
boz szarmazik. Naey fin tests6fe
van st. Marvs, O.-ban IS Lima,
O.-ban. akik vaIamennyicn orvo-
sok.
Jeanette n. Crayer k0vet-
kez6 kijelentest tett: Megva-
lasztasom eseten siirgetni fogom
a takarekossagot kormanyzasi
iigyekben.
" A torvenyhozasban Macy gond
forditand6 IS gvakorland0 azon
szempontbol, hogy nagy terhck-
kel ne suitsak |haztulajdonoso-
kat Is farmerosokat. inert ezek
jelenleg is nagyon meg vannak
ad6ztatva. 7
Mains 10-en, az rl3valasztason
szavazzunk Jeanette n. Craver-
re, Ohio allami szenatornak !!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
HAJDU JANOs tjGYvED
ATHELYEZTE IRoDAJAT

Hajdu Janos, hclybcli Is Vi
deki magyarsag koreben altala.
nos kozkedveltsegnek orvendQ
magyar iigyved Is jogtanacsos,
akinek AIS Dollar Bank Bldg.
81. alatt volt iigyvedi irodaja, a
multi napokban athelyezte iroda-
jat 2 30 Stambaugh Bldg. szam
ala.
HaMu Janos lgyy6d, ugy mint
eddigGezutan Is ssivesen 81 ! ma.
gyarsls rsndelk 6ssre. ~ iigysbt
bajossd dolgaikkal f6lkare1ik ujons
nan mesnyilt irodk kban,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
IT epett ROSA a
Macy. Nagyasz.-nal
Most vasarnap adjak el6 a farrell
sharoni miikedvelok a N. Belle
vista-i rom. katholikus iskolaban.

Macy erdekl6tles nyilvannl meg
farrcll.sharonis miiikedyel6k ven-
degszereplesc il'int. alSik a
youngstown AIagyarok Nagyasz-
szonya rom. katholikus hitk0zssg
javara II. Belle Vista avenuei
iskolaban jatszak lie sTepett
ROSA cimii 3 felvonasos, gyo-
nyorii ndpszinmavet aprilis lien.
vasarnap este 8 6ralor
AZ erdekl6dest fokozza nagy
nepezeriisegnek l6rvend5 TT. Ma
.ior Dezs6 plebanos azon iserete,
hogy 3 fogja kiserni elismert mir
veszi tehetsegfvtl a zcne IS tanc-
szamokat.
A helyarak, alacsony rate-ie
Ct. hely 45c. IT. hely 30c) oily
nagy szamu koz6nseget visz az is.
kolaba, hogy mar most szazakra
memo jegyeket adtak el a gye-
rekek.
\ rendezoseg frtesitese szerint
olyan vendegck is jelentkeztek.
Xix felvonas k0zben rendkiviil
3 s ia
aktualis esemSnyekr6l foenak
konferalni, kiket a koz6nstg nagy
el6szeretettel szokott hallgatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
SIT. 1sTvAN EGYLET

Tragedy of Hungary cine
a kdnyvnek. amely a SIT. Istvan
egylct tulajdonat kepezi. Ezen
konyvet valamcly tag elvitte OIL
vasas' celjab6l, de mem hozta visz-
sza. Kercm azon tagot. akineI a
konyv van. hozga ait vissza ha-
ladektalanfl. '.-
Beteg tagjaink; Tarr .Jinos.
0zv. Cselle Ferencne, Gillak ia.
nosne es Bcnish Andras.. - Be
tegseg a titkarnal jelentend6
7G6 Cassins ave. Tel. 30S69.
G0ber Janos, titlSar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
NE FELEJTsEN Ell
RE0ISZTRALNI!!

F0lhivjuk mindazon magyarok
figyelm6t, akik lakhelyiiket val
tostattak vagy nagykoruak let
tex hogy ssavazati joguk gya-
koritsa vsgett jelantkeEsenek
fesiss41& H. v6gett > Bostd 81
ss Aftsaalhs hslyis6gsi siben1 ];
11lDe SiSsfe, Realty | Bhildihg
l-s6 tnelet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14
1928 BANK VAN Az
EGYES. ALLAMOKBAN

Rand McNally Bankers Di-
rectory +. evi februar 15.iki kimu-
tatasa szerint 1928 bank van az
orszagban, 1902 bankkal keve-
sebb mint volt l931-ben. EsAn tiS
~ alatt 9,2A bank LETT bes4rva'
q 2s806 beolvadt MS h4nk6kba..
HA REoisxrRAr. SxlyAx
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-14

ny K0zeledik ket orssagos ma
gyar sgyesiilet konvenci6ja. Ma
jusban ugy q bridgeport Sz0vet-
s6g. mint az East Pittsburghi
Munkas Betegsegelyz6 sz0vets6g
tart konvenci6t.
A. egyesiil6s erdekeben min
dent 81 kell k0vetni ezelken a kon.
vsnci6kon.
a verhovay q legnagyobb, leg.
sr6sebb, legvagyonosabb ameri-
kai magyar intezmeny. A leger6-
ssbb q multi konvenci6 Is az axe-
l6tti konvenci6k hatarozatai SEE
rint nindig keszen all az egyesi-
tesre..
Mint frtesiilii1k a Verhovay
konvsnci6 <al kilxii1d6tt delega-
tusokb6l all6 egyesitesi bizottsag
munlk&ba lep.
Dac6ra sok multbani kudarc-
max - egyesitesre iranyul6 mum.
kat folytatri kell. Abb6l tisxtes-
s6ges, bscsiiletes amerikai ma
gyars6gnak csalis haszna lehet.
4 mi lapunk mar akkor is q
nagy egyletsk egyesiteee mellett
allott, amikor q t8bbielx meg alig-
alig alcartak AT ssxrevenni.
6rommsl 1atjuk most, hogy csak-
nem minden amerilkai magyar lap
AZ egyesites esx,nkje melle all.
Egyre kerjiik Is figyelmeztet-
sjiik laptarsainkat.
Az egyesit<s nem fog menni,
hacsak az egyletek tagsagat Is 81.
tal&ban az egesz amerikai ma
gyarsagot kell6k6ppen megerti
tiszt&n q t6nyelnek Is szamok-
nak felhasznalasaval vilagosan IS
egysseriien megirt cikkek utjan
nem tanitjuk q lapokban. Ha a
nemsol&ra megindul6 egyesitesi
6rtekezletek AZ esxme megval6si-
t&s&nak lehet6ssgsre vezetnek,
ugy . biSottsag bisonyara gon-
doskodni fog arr6l hogy az egsss
amerikai magyar sajt6 teljesen
sgy6ntetii magyaraz6 ls felvila-
gosit6 cilkksket kapjon a szaraz
jegyx6k0nyveken kivil.
1bben 2 Macy depressxi6ban
meg soklal fontosabb az egyesii.
les q kisebb Is gyengebb egyle-
telre nerve, mint q nagy egyle-
telre. AZ amerikai magyarsag
mar 6vek 6ta fordul6ponton all.
A bev&ndorolt nemzedek kipusz-
tulasa mar megkezd6d0tt. A k0r.
mdnlre @g q j0v6 kerd&ge. Most
kell gondoslodnunk arr6l, hogy
az nj amerikai magyar nemzedek-
nek 6rokot hagyjunk, olyant ami
re mindig biiszkek lesznek evti-
zedekkel azutan, hogy mi sirban
porladunk.
Az amerilkai magyar egyletek
egyesitese egy taborba t0m0ritese
soklxal fontosabb mint Molnar-
Magyar igy, vagy akarmilyen
mas magyar iigy.
Az egyesit@s a legfontosabb
kerd4s. Ezt kell megoldanunk.
Msgfontoltan mem foglalkoz-
tunk q Molnar-Mag iiggyel,
amelynek targyalasatdl hangosak
most a. amerilfai magyar berkek.
Nem foglalkoztunk az iiggyel leg
inkkbb axert, inert ilyen gyalasa-
tos dolgot mem val6 a nyilvanos-
sag el6tt targyalni.
Hogy nevethetnek markukba a
csehek, olahok, sxerbek, mikor
kittin6 sajt6szolgalatuk utj&n 'er-
tes6lnek arr6l, hogyan rontjak .
hirnev6t 6s becsiilet6t annak, ali
: "Justice for Hungary''.taz oce-
anon &tkormanyoxta.
Lehst, hogy Magyar sandor
6letSben voltak olyan dolgok,
anikre italian nem a legbtszlk6bb,
de ha lettek is volna ilyen sx6p-
s6ghib&k, akkor azolkat mind ell
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22

work; they want cash, not groceries; they want
free rent and water; they want minimum of
81 and IS week relief, depending on size of
family, and they want unemployment and social
insurance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
Demagogic Threats or
Organized Mass Action

WARNINGS capitalist of the
system daily but char
capitalists relief to the worngcas These advisors
make nothing concrete and IN
The real of all the utterances about the
danger revolution the workers from real reyou
onary adopt order to
relief from their present misery.
The bonus marcers in Washington their
exservcmen declared after the defeat
of the bonus bill in the the polls
in November third would be formed This was
outraged masses OF
to turn them any actions of protest and
Believing accomplished the reaconary leaders
rushed forward the following capitalists that third
party that policy of supporting good politicians
nj defeating would be resorted to-
Third party talk part police leaders could
paythngs in the hands OF
capitalist politicians for inner political struggle and at worst Is intended
the into fascist organization against the
rest of the working class
The working class veterans washington
policy reliance capitalist politicians abstenion
the bill the Senate Had the exserce-
men used the mancy which existed in
compelled the capitalists to think twice
they The exsecemen secured the pary
food and shelter only they action
the local police The folded policy
avaed them nothing The profit greedy capitalist
nothing idle threats mace by t1e puppets nor
the capitalists voluntarily
capitalists only the
organized
public buildings
shelter their organized
polling police the drawbde leading the Capitol
grounds massing the
only fighting leadership
program struggle against capitalist
country This policy
struggle
voting the of militant struggle the party the
working cass-he Communist Party
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
Corruption in the A. F. Of L. and
the Government

leaders and adopt the class struggle policy.
$40 strengthen the illusion among the work.
ers that the AFL. is an organization that repre-
sents the interests of the workers.
ITO move the Greens and VOLS to greater
consciousness and to the adoption of more vig-
liant methods in the struggle against the reyo-
lutionary trade unions and to prevent the devel-
opment of the Trade Union Unity League. ~
1t is worthy of mentioning that about four
years ago it was the same Scripps- Howard press
that began campaign calling upon the ALL.
leadership to stop sitting in their swivel chairs
and go down and organize the workers in the
South. That was at the time when the National
Textile Workers Union affiliated to the TU.UL,
was leading the strike in Gastonia. 49,
Like Cleansing" Tammany.
The campaigns to cleanse" the unions is not
divorced from the campaign to cleanse" the
state apparatus. The stepping in of the govern
ment against some of the outstanding grafters
in the unions is part of the same policy that is
now directed against Mayor James Walker Both
are part of one policy to strengthen the hold OF
finance capital on the state apparatus. So that
1t can be more reliable as an instrument against
the masses in the present period of crisis. This
campaign in the unions taking place at the same
time as for example the campaign against GER
tain "excesses" of Tammany shows the efforts
of the government to make the ALL. unions
part of the state apparatus. 1t is az part Of the
growing fascination of the state
The revolutionary movement and all militant
workers must see in these Investigations a d.
rect attack against them. We must expose these
attacks before the masses of the workers Such
an exposure must 60 hand In hand with the
struggle against all remnants of sectarianism
with regard to the work OF winning the masses
organized in the A.F.L. unions We must under
take broad activity inside the ALL unions
for the class struggle policies of the revolution
airy trade union movement Build genuine rank
and file oppositions on the basis of broad
united front on the most immediate burning
issues, unemployment relief and insurance,
against wage cuts, against terror, against i'm
perialist war, ETC., and on the basis of such a
struggle develop an offensive against the be-
trayals of labor bureaucratS fight for the rights
of the membership, expose the graft and corrup-
ton in the unions, the high salaries of the Off
Gals, side by side with the starvation OF the
rank and file of the membership.
Workers Shall Clean the ALL. Unions.
Yes there must be some housekeeping in the
ALL unions. The bosses and the government
are carrying through cleaning TO convert
the unions into more reliable instruments of
finance capital, to carry through the attacks on
the workers The rank and file workers must or
ganize TO clean out the bureaucrats and to de-
velop the struggle against the bosses and their
government and for the interests OF. the mem
bership.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
The Demands of Workers.

me Demands OF W0rkerS.
They want the heads of the Associated Chart
ties kicked out, and committee of workers to
handle relief. They propose a petition signed
by hundreds of workers, to be presented to the
City Council, demanding their removal and Civ
ing the demands of the unemployed workers.
Workers are beginning to see the need for or
ganization and the need for fighting for their
demands. Thousands of Knoxville workers are
starving But they don't need to. They are
determined they won't.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
Veterans, Close Ranks!'
"a Pamphlet for the Fighting veterans)

"a Pamphlet for the Fighting Veterans)
WHEN 800 copies of new pamphlet sell like
hot-cakes at an Ex-Servcemen's Demonstra-
ton in New York, and there is not sufficient
supply on hand to fill the demand, it shows
what long-felt need is being filled by "veter-
ans, Close Ranks" the new Scent pamphlet is
sued by the Workers Ex-Servicemen's League
The pamphlet itself is the statement of the
Workers Ex-Servicemen's League TO the Ways
and Means Committee OF the House of Repre-
sentatiyes in Washington 1t is the working
class argument favoririg the immediate cash
payment of the bonus.
This pamphlet states the clear working class
position without any promise to the special in
terests of the, rich governing classes on the
bonus fight 1t tells how the money can be
raised to meet the payment of the bonus at the
expense of the rich. 1t gives the principles of
organization Of the Workers Ex-Servcemen's
League, and directions on how TO organize pests
-of this fighting working -class veterans organ
ization
The S2-page pamphlet can be obtained for
cents from Workers Library Publishers, p. o.
Box 14s. Station D. NewaYork.C City
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
Capitalist Science Dis,
covers the Way Out

problem unemployment
n
finally learned the fy predicting the of prosperity
brains with which the blessed What this is to
ere 100000 reproduction t
populate way
population" of undesirable citizens will disappear.
Association Advancement Science
ton of Pasadena California scientific
proposing other destroying the millions
straight starvation mpeal professors
of the Betermen Foundation operates
they say, in accord with the claw Of self preservation"
proposal surprising
it, If capitalist industry
lions Of dollars worth food clothing
mulaton
of self preservation, Like master, like
capitalist acnoary
the system whole and
of psychology Edward Thondike Columbia University
forward at this gathering take the liberty giving psychological
explanation of capital Capital expression
sonay" course that captains
have shown
god personality Of
brilliant
successes as the recent bankrupt insult
Steize the capital
of the learned
admitted
What they failed tong
turning from these capitalist
reveal clearly
society namely to the profit
systm,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
FIRST ELECTION PAMPH-
LET OFF THE PRESS

Communist Election Platform, lie.
The Fight for Bread, by Earl
Browder, &c.
THE first two of series of PAM
phlets especially published for
the Communist election campaign
are off the press. The first has al
ready been well popularized through
the press, through the discussions
on the draft conducted by the
workers and through the national
and the various state nominating
conventions and ratification con-
ventiors already held. In pamphlet
form it is a neat siXteen-page one
cent publication, giving the entire
platform of the Communist Party,
altered in line with suggestions
workers sent in and amendments
offered at the national nominating
convention in Chicago. Good pa. per
and good print help to make this
simply written political document
Still easier to read for the worker.
THE Fight for Bread" is the key
note speech of Comrade Browder at
the national nominating conven-
ton. 1t gives the situation of the
workers throughout the country at
present; who is responsible for the
misery; the revolutionary solution
for the workers; the agents of the
bosses among the workers in the
form of the Socialist Party and
other demagogues; the role of the
Communist Party as the leader in
the fight for unemployment insur-
ance, against wage-cuts, as the
leader of the Negro masses; against
war. defense. Of the Soviet Union,
against capitalist terror; for the ex-
plotted farmers; and it describes
the perspective of Soviet Govern
ment in the United States.
Two naCrs elecHcu campaign
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22

pamphlets will soon be off the
press-the two acceptance speeches
of the two candidates and Comrade
Hathaways speech nominating
Comrade Ford for Vice-President.
The following are the pamphlets
which should be concentrated upon
at present at all election meetings:
1. Election program of the COM
munist Party, cent.
2. The Fight for Bread, Earl
Browder's Convention Speech,
l cent.
8. The Acceptance Speeches Of
the Two Candidates, 2 cents.
4. Graft and Gangsters, by
Harry Cannes, 10 cents.
S. Why Unemployment lnsur-
ance "a. F. of L. Rank and
File), 3 cents.
6. The Soviet Union Stands for
Peace, by M. Litvinov, 1 cent
!. They Shall Not Die (Scotts.
boro in Pictures), 2 cents.
8. War in China, by Ray Stew.
art, 10 cents.
8. Noon Hour Talk on the Com.
munist Party, 2 cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-22
Gangsterism and the
Police

WITH shooting of the police
gangsem must be wiped The latest
rcketeer
the struggle for the
Brisbane the gives
this Higgins who he arrested
probation
probation arrested robbery
popular" writer consists relating number of
without drawing the conclusions
that other
police work hand hand with them and that
inevitable capitalism
strikes and other ugly
whom the rackeng kind of
cloth capam}is shot thru thru
rpd The fight against the latter
1t s fight azairst