The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-09-23

arrested here in June. Foster was
later released.
Such intense resentment was arous
ed among Los Angeles workers and
such immediate action taken by the
International Labor Defense that the
police we're forced TO release Ford
today.
The arrest of Ford followed the
brutal smashing of q banquet ar
ranged for him TO address, Monday
night, and the arrest and smuggling
there OF many Negro and white work.
eTs.
IN International Labor Defense at
tornsy Immediately filed a demand
for a writ Of habeus corpus in Ford's
Gaze. and at A p. m. yesterday, the
Tolice set him free, and Withdrew
charges. Ford Immediately took a
rlare to San DIEGO, and delivered to
rc0 --e,ro and white workers the ring
ii-c eel to united front struggle
e-zjr-es .st?rv1 .ic1. was GUS md var,
,'lc1 t'7e Lo- Angeles police D-eceat-
e.. him from Giving out in that City.
-rreaten S~n DECO Wcr,crs
r,crv --cr,rt short Of open police
rs f1d o'UE5To YVES r7ada to
r.-~c1 Fo~tl's r,ess.rg IN son Diego
Thu Co-rnur'c1 rarty Election Cam
o-'~.7 @ mr~it+ea wos denied the> use
&C - 80, SOS &c" 40 n'aetin9, thouTh
r., 49, anne ~iz'-t, Pcc1syelt F'7h
c-'--' 49, ~."7a to MaU.er. the So
G ~--.''.'-'o for vice president.
~'-o IN T'~~1 i1uer'c2n rH%ic1
c'-- q h-'~--' ('st-ibut2 nc tce5 O.
49, zig s-1~-,'~-7. al a011uIcs5
PIT . EN- -.-..'1 s-roca Fcrd's
---o''-, + o7v {, tempt WIS r'atH 10
+ q it. I-ove1er. Ire ran, 9nd file
T. IT, I--icn fa Id to mcb,tza for
IL a.,cc.i.
W. : &c Attack
The 6 " y goo Communist Election
rally We "a in Woodbine Hall. 1t
hse~d ri in g spirited denunci ation
OF the terrcr against Southe~-l Calf
crnia wo''-~~s. The Conmu~ ct can
Gidate ~c,ntsd oft that the c2r: ais.
rulers h.re permit and encourage boss
party meetings. republican. demo-
cratic e'd socisliSt. 1t is Gniy the
Communist mcsse~e Of united front
-1mittees Of t'7e iobless to fiyht fer
l-''55, Of worker in every factory to
yht against wee GUS, of eX-serv-c3-
mcl to struggle fer the payment Of
the bonus, that they fear
Ford endorses sully the struggle Of
tie Communist Party to San Diego
AGAINST race discrimination on the
III Capitan Dam jco. This work was
started on a vote to relieve unem-
pioymsnt Now the contractors re-
fuse to hire Negroes. The whole
v orker population is aroused over the
discrimination and bosses policy Of
starvation for the Negro jobless.
Tnerc have been several spontaneous
mass meetings
The San Diego city council is bad
Il frightensd at the storm Of protest,
Il thc-a is a splendid chance for
cter-. FC-4 called on all workers,
cgro and white to range themselves
II lis struggle
The s,n DISCO Ford meeting adopt
Cd z ro-o,u,- ion demanding the re-
go Ct thc EC2ttsboro boys, ard sent
: rc-cc..I: ion to the U. S. Supreme
Court.
Ford Saw Beating
IN Los Angeles Fcrd witnessed the
cage beating given Schmidt by the
police He was arrested in the attack
On the banquet, and later released
without charges placed against him,
OF the CHEERS arrested, Walter Mar
Tin. Negro worker and Communist
csnd date Tor assemblyman, has been
c.,arged with speaking in the re-
at1icted zone. Paul Walton, the Ne
gro worker Whose nose and leg were
broken by the police, is charged, iron
ically enough, with battery"
G. White, a worker arrested for dis
tri5uting h2ndbills advertising Fords
meeting was beaten UP in the Cen
trail Police Station when he refused
to sign statement prepared for him
b. the police.
Tcss, Communist Election Cam
Ign managed here is still held on
charges Of criminal syndicalism, and
writs are returnable Thursday at 2
pm.