The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-09
GARNER BILL
SMOKESCREEN,
SAYS FOSTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,


Labor party intends to do anything
except try to fool them into remain
ing quiet until they are starved too
weak to do anything anyway.
Trip Westward
Today Foster will speak IN Duluth,
and then begins his trip to the Pacific
Coast, stopping in Frederick, South
Dakota, OH June /, for a meeting at
2 pm, in Savo Hall The next day,
June IL, Foster will have two meet
ings, the first at pm. in Bismark,
~ D., and the next at pm. in
Calvary Temple, Minot, North Da-
kota. On the 18th he speaks at Brush
Lake, Mont; on the 18th at Great
Falls, on the 18th at Butte. Three
meetings are advertised for Foster in
washington; Spokane, June II; Sc
attic, June 10, and Tacoma. June 20.
For Jobless Insurance
Campaigning on a platform which
makes its central issue "Unemploy-
ment and Social Insurance at the
Expense of the State and the En-
ployers," Foster in the course Of his
tour will pick up and show up the
fake relief plans now coming out of
the national capitol.
After consultation with Republican
Party bosses, President Hoover yes
terday announced his latest plan,
The great engineer, who operated his
mines with slave labor in Burma,
China and Siberia, can not now see
any use for the unemployed except
to make them a smoke screen be-
hind which he gives billions of dollars
from the U. S. treasury, of money to
be raised by taxing the poor, to the
biggest corporations and bankers.
Three Billion Loot
The central point of Hoover's plan
is a gift of three billion dollars to
the Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton, which will be re-loaned to open
shop mining companies, etc. Banks
in rural communities which want to
mortgage more farm lands can
borrow from this three billion fund.
The idea is to get the farmers land
now, when it is cheap. And the
Federal Farm Board, which has al
ready tied up much farm land and
crops, will have some of the funds.
The unemployed get nothing, except
a dribble of wages-whatever is left
over after the corporations get their
profit.
CHICAGO, Ill.--June 8.-The City
Committee of the Unemployed Coun-
Gil of Chicago decided today to or
garize an anti-Hoover demonstration
at the time of the opening of the
National Nominating Convention of
the Republican Party, which will take
place on June a. The Unemployed
Council calls upon all workers in Chi
cago, employed and unemployed,
Negro and white, women and youth,
to rally to the anti-H Hoover demon
stration in front of the Convention
Hall, the Chicago Stadium, 1910 Mad
tson Street, Tuesday, June IA, II am.
Other working class organizations,
such as the Workers Ex-Servicemen's
League, I. L. D., Y. @. L., T. U. U. L.
and Communist Party are issuing
leaflets modifying the working class
In support of the demonstration,
under the auspices Of the Unem-
ployed Council. The demonstration
is arranged to demonstrate against
the Hoover Hunger and war govern
ment,' against attempt to crush the
revolutionary movement by deporta-
ton Of foreign-born Communists,
law recently passed in the House OF
Representatives, against war against
the Soviet Union, for immediate re-
lief, for unemployment and social in
Surance and for the soldiers bonus.
The demonstration will take place
despite the announcement of the Chi
cago police department, which de-
clared that during the Republican
and Democratic Party conventions
"parades will be forbidden" Even
more than that, the police depart
ment also announced "Those who
have no business in the neighborhood
of the Stadium, avoid that district"