The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-12
Foster and Ford
Reach Thousands
On Tours of i. s.
Campaign Manager
Tells of Big Crowds
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diana towns are expected to stream
into Indianapolis on Sunday night,
July 18th, when VIM. z. Foster, Com
munist candidate for president, speaks
here at the Workers Center, 6031a So.
Capitol Ave.
Ward B. Hiner, a leading dena-
gogue of the Liberty Party is ex-
pected to come in for a severe drub-
bling at Fosters hands who is espec-
tally familiar as a result of his tour
of the West with the activities of
this semi-fascist outfit.
Parade in st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July ia mass
parade and reception will precede the
mass meeting to be addressed by VIM.
z. Foster at Turner Hall, 1903 Chatu-
teau Ave, this Thursday evening
July 18th.
The parade and reception will take
place in the afternoon.
Foster comes here after enthusiastic
meetings in Kansas City, Salt Lake
City, Denver, and other western GEN.
tiers.
Ford in Jersey
NEWARK, N. j., July 11.-Turr
Hall, 725 High St., will be the scene
of demonstration for the platform
and candidates of the Communist
Party when James w. Ford, candidate
for vice-president speaks here Tues.
day night at 8 o'clock. On Wednes.
day he speaks in Passaic, in Kantor't
Auditorium, 259 Monroe St.
Other meetings at which Ford viii
put forward the Communist program
at the time dealing in detail witt
mass unemployment and wage cuts If
New Jersey, include:
Thursday, 8 pm, Kreuger's Audi.
forum, Is Belmont Ave-, Newark. Or
the following week:
Monday, July Is, at 8 pm. (plac,
to be announced later, Atlantic City
N. j.; TuesdaysSJuly 10, 8 pm. (plac;
to be announced later.
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Negro Workers Crowd Ford Meet.
NEPTUNE CITY, N. j., July H.
Over 200 workers, thres-fourths o.
whom were Negroes, crowded intt
the VIVA. Hall, in the heart of the
Negro section, to hear James w. Ford
candidate for Vice. President on the
Communist ticket. This was the frs
time that the platform and program
of the Communist Party was heart
in Neptune Township. Ford called
forth a tremendous enthusiasm from
the workers, eight of whom applied
to join ths Party.
Hum reds Jobless.
Most of the workers in Neptun
Township are unemployed. The onl.
relief they get is 81 week in gro
ceries, for which the workers ar
forced to do various city jobs. TIL
$500 Negroes in this township suffe
the worst kind of discrimination. On
worker told of three white familie
who we're forced to eat their dogs
One family of eight were found b
the milkman to have cooked thei
dog. In one home the gasman Wake,
in and was repealed by strong
peculiar odor. On inquiry, he foun,
that the family dog was being cooke,
for food. All of this has been sup
pressed by the local press.
Last year the Communist Part
got Is votes in Monmouth County
This year, in May, the Communis
candidate for City Commissioner il
Long Branch, not far from Neptune
got 1876 votes. In Neptune, itself, Is
Negroes organized an LID. branch
Neptune and vicinity is a stronghold,
of the XXX, but the Communis
Party has been growing and break
ing through the terror.
Delegate Speaks.
Virginia Davis, herself a Negr
and delegate to the Chicago Nom
mating Convention. spoke. She toll,
about the convention and urged tn
Negro workers to join the Party. Sh'
is candidate for Assembly in Mon
mouth County. George r. Carroll
congressional candidate, also spoke
Alexander On Tour.
Charles G.. Alexander, popular Ne
gro orator, who made the seoondini
speech for determination of William
z. Foster at Chicago, will leave tn,
end of this month for country Wild
tour on behalf of the Communis