The daily worker., 1932-06-06


before them and try to defend the act
now to hear Foster speak at the GerI
important details of Fosters ex-
posure of the socialist anti working
class activities in Milwaukee will be
printed in the Daily Worker as soon
as they arrive-Editor.)
The National Nominating Conven-
ton of 1900 worker and farmer del
egates in Chicago, May 1923, chal-
lenged Hoan to meet Foster in de-
bate today. The Daily Worker made
this challenge as public as possible,
printing the Communist charges, that
the Hoan-Socialist Party adminis-
tration of Milwaukee broke up un-
employed demonstrations by police
terror, arrested and jailed the work
ers' leaders, helped betray the Phoe-
nix Hosiery strike, provided the So
cialist Party sheriff with a lot of ma
chine guns to suppress the workers
and the jobless workers, and that So
Nldt1ob di W Vi Viz NIll-
waukee Common Council refused to
support demands of the unemployed
for construction of new workers ten
ements to be rented at cost price
1t was also charged that the Socialist
Party propaganda against the Soviet
Union is war preparation.
Hoan Afraid to Debate. go.
Hoan himself wrote the Commun-
ist Party, refusing to debate, on tn:
grounds that he had no time or in.
clination to fight other workers or
gsnizations,S including the Commun.
lists, or to voice any disagreement
may have with your ideas in public
debate" This extraordinary bit o.
hypocrisy, coming as it did from E
man who never failed to find time
or inclination to fight the workers ot
Milwaukee with jails, police clubs anc
with starvation, was answered sharp
ly through the Daily Worker, and il
was predicted Foster would give g
complete exposure of the Hoan-So-
cialist anti-worker activities in his
speech today.
Minneapolis, Monday.
Monday, Foster, Communist Nom
inee for President of the United
States, goes on to Minneapolis, where
he will speak in the evening at 40
wv Hall, 10 South Seventh ST., anc
at Dania Hall, 427 Cedar Ave, with
loud speakers rigged to carry the cal
for election campaign against hunger
and war to the overflow crowds.
st. Paul, Tuesday.
Tuesday, June 7, Foster will speai
in Central Ball Rooms, st. Paul, al
8 p. m, particularly exposing the
Farmer Labor Party state govern
ment Governor Olson has cut the
wages Of all state employees. refus-
ing to give unemployment insurance
on the grounds the state has not the
money, but still finds s2,5o0,oo0 in the
treasury to use for the strike-b break
ing national guard.
Huge overflow crowds are expected
when Foster speaks Wednesday, JUNE
8, at Woodmen's Hall and Camel!
Hall, Duluth, Minnesota.
On June Is, the Communist candi.
date for president will speak in tht
largest, centrally located space ir
Butte, Montana. Several meetings il
the Dakotas are scheduled before tht
fifteenth.
Ford in indianapolis.
James w. Ford, Negro worker, lead.
er of the Workers Ex-Servicemen'!
League and Communist nominee fol
president, will speak today il
Terre Haute, Ind
Monday, June 6, Ford will speak ir
the big industrial center, Indianap-
oils, state capital of Indiana. Some
of the hottest struggles of the unem-
ployed have taken place here, and
Theodore Leuse, leader of the jobless
is being held in prison after his one
years sentence is expired. The au-
thorities are trying to make him work
out at the rate Of 81 day, fine OF
$500.
Ford's meeting will back up the de-
mand for Luese's release, and will be
held in knights of Pythias Hall, al
Senate and Walnut Streets, at 8 D. m
This is Negro workers neighbor-
hood. and struggle to compel the
Negro capitalist press here to give
space to Ford's campaign has beer
carried on by Negro and white work