davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
FRANCIA APOYA LA POLL
TICA DEL MINISTRO La
VAL

Paris enero liza declara-
ci6n del Canciller Bruening dc
que debe darse por termina-
do ell page de las reparaciones.
aparentemente solidific6 hoy la
pOlitica de los distintos elemen-
tos de Francia y la opinion de Ia
prensa que respalda al primer
ministro Laval.
Laval estaba vacilando entire
'cubrir las plazas dejadas vacan-
ties por ell fallecimientO del Mi
nistro de Guerra, Monsieur Ma
Iginot, y la de Relaciones Exte-
riores que venia desempenando
BRAND, o presentar la r%enuncia
en- pleno del Gabinete, pero, las
palabras del canciller Aleman
parece que lie han inclinado a es-
ia Ultima medida en- un inten-
to para formar un gobierno ma
ciCnal undo.
En- apoyo de SUI politica La
val ha recibidO la cooperation
de elementos que iamas espera-
ba. Fl Senador Rene Besnard,
quien no tiene raz6n alguna pa
ra ser su amigo, declare en-
Tours, "que 81 ell Canciller Brue
ming mantiene sus declaracio-
mes, toda la Republica Francesa
respaldara a Laval y protestant
contra la violaci6n de los ira
tados Y la solemnidad de las con-
venciones establecidas."
Sc tiene entendido que la po-
sici6n de Alemania con respe-
to a las reparaciones, prestara
nueva y mayor importancia a
la reunion de los diputados radi-
Gales que Sc efectuara el martes,
para decidir la futura actuaci6n
de los mismOs en- favor de la
politica de Laval y su nuevo
gobierno.
Los peri6dicos de Paris una
nimemente aprueban las de-
claraciones de- Ministro de Ha
cienda, Monsieur Flandin, en-
ell sentido de que la conferen-
cia de reparaciones internacio-
males de Lausanne no tiene ra-
ION de ser, en- vista de las pa
labras del Canciller Bruening.
ri gran escritor PetiraX di-
ce "quNa nueva posici6n en-
que Sc pretende colocar Alema-
MIA es una consecuencia deplo.
rable de la evacuation do F
cha de las regiones del Rim"
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
LOS ROJOS CAPTURAN O.
IRA CIUDAD

Hankow, China, enero IL
Descr'biendose a 81 mismos CO.
me- "comunistas", tres mil chi
nos capturaron y saquearon a
yer la importante ciudad de
Tungshan, ubicada en- la pro
vincia Hupeh.
Ell laconismo del despacho no
ha permitido saber 81 las que
rrN1as abandonaron 0 continGan
aun euApoder de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De CUBA

sus primes, Martin y Gabriel
tambien fueron libertados.
Una nora despu6s de haber
firmado ell P~residente la orden,
Menocal y Mendieta desembar
caba. en- la Habana por la ca
pitania del puerto,
La dnica nota discordante en-
eStoS dltimos dias, fu6 la explo
sion de dos bombas en- la capt.
tai; pero ninguna de las dos
cause danos de consideration.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
DESCUBIERTA UNA CONS
PlRACION T~ERRORISTA

Habana, Enero Lila po-
licia descubri6 una conspira-
ci6n terrorista, en- la cual fue-
ron arrestadas II personals. Los
estudiantes hacian circular u
nos panfletos citando para una
manifestation que iba a cele-
brarse manana domingo, fe-
cha del a%niversario del asesi-
nato del estudiante Julio Me-
la, ocurrido ell ano pasado en-
ciudad de Mexico. La deten-
eion impidiI que fsta Sc efec-
tuase.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
MENOCAL Y MENDIETA EN-
LIBERTAD

Habana, Enero 1l,-El ex-
Presidente de la Rcpublica,
Oral. Mario G. Menocal y el
coroneI Carlos Mcndieta, lea
der de los nacionalistas, prisio
neroS en- la Fortaleza de la Ca
bana desde la pasada reyoIu-
ci6n contra ell gobierno del Ge-
neral Machado, fueron pues-
tos ell sabado en- libertad.
Ell hijo de MenocaI, Raul, y
La gaceta., 1932-01-11

Con un brillante triunfo pa
ra ell inteligente m6dico CRU
.iano DR.. Mcneil, fu6 la opera
ci6n realizada en- la Clinica Ell
Bien PGblico a Ia distinguida
Y caritativa Sra. Amanda
Leon, madre amantisma de la
interesante y distinguida da-
ma Armandita de Lado.
La bondadosa enferma va Sc
encuentra en- su residential, u
bicada en- la Avenida Oak MI
nero GLIB.
Sepanlo asi sus numerosas
amistades.
Formulamos nuestros votos
porque muy pronto recobre su
salud.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
FL MEjOR AFUNCIADOR
DE RADIO

Sr. John w. HoIhrook, anun
ciador de la National Broad
casting Company, que obtuvo
Ia mlaalla de Gro como el a
punciador de mejor voz y die
c;5n en- el aire.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
LA PUBLICA-
CION DE "MUNDO OBRE-
RO"

Madrid, Enero 11.-Debido
a los recientes cheques entire
los obreros y la guardia civil en-
distintos lugares de Espana, ell
gobierno ha suspendido por
ounce dias la publication del
peri6dico comunista "Mundo
Obrero," imponi6ndole ade-
mas mil pesos de multa por sus
ataques al gobierno y a la
Guardia Civil.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
NO Sc ~DESBANDARA LA
GUAPDTh CYL

Madrid, Enero 11.-Alejan
dro Lerroux ACADIA de declarar
"que nj el actual gobierno, nj
ninguno de los que lie sigan, co
metera la tonteria de desban-
dar a la Gusrdia Civil, pudi6n
dose hacer cambios en- ell uni
forme o en- ell armamento, pero
nunca en- las ordenanzas nj en-
ell espiritu del cuerpo."
La gaceta., 1932-01-11

Tambien cruzaron por ell re
gio Y encantado salon del sun
tuoso palacete de los asturla-
nos en- su bale inicial de con-
tinuados m~atin6es, las intere-
santes damas y hechiceras da-
mitas:
Elisa Mores, Mary Y Dalia
Fueyo, Rosa Fernandez, Isabel
Rodriguez, Aurora Fernandez
MaNana Maniscalco, Ramona
Fernandez, Lizzie y Marguerite
Noriega, Silvia Menendez, Ro-
sta Dfaz, Olivia Leon, Eva Mo,
lima, Esperanto y Domingo
Llaneza, Guadalupe Toca, Ola
rita Vald6s, ClauNia Diaz, Be
nigna Fernandez, Silvia Ne
n9ndez, gentil hija del Presl'
dente de la prestigiosa lnstitu'
ci6n; Mary Reina, Paqulta
Diaz, JOsefina Alvarez, Alicia
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
COMENTA Ell MINISTRO DE
T A LA ACTITUD DE
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Madrid, Enero II. - Don
Luis Zulueta, ministro de esta-
do de la Republica ~espanola,
declare que la actitud de los
Estados Unidos al invocar an
tie ell Jap6n ell tratado de los
nueve poderes, constitute ell a.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
PERECE UN AVIADOR DEL
EJERCITO

Galveston, enero 11.-Al es-
trellarse ell pequeho aeroplano
civil que piloteaba perdi6 la vi
da aver por la tarde ell avia-
dor del ei6rcito Claude E. Pack,
de % amos de edad.
Sc ignoran las causas del ac-
cidente.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
|lNGLATERRA PIDE AL ia
pom QUE ST
POEITICA CON RESPEC-
TO A LA MANCHURiA

Toxic, enero lf.-Se ha sabi-
do oficiallnente, que ell gobierno
de lnglaterra ha pedido al del
Jap6n, dHe vuelva a decIarar
su politica con respecto a la
Manchuria, en- relaci6n con la
nota enviada por el Secretario
Stimson, invocando eI tratado
de los nud~e podercs y el pacto
Kellogg contra las guerras.
Tn despacho procedente de
Mukden informa, haberse inten-
sificado las operaciones militia
res japonesas contra Ion irregu-
lares chinos en- el Sur de Man
churia ,dGapu6s de un encuentro
ocurrido cerca de ChAsi, al oes
tc de Chinchow, dond4 fueron
Kpuertos 20 soldados SaJneses.
' Varios aeropIanos han salidO
para dicho territoriS, al igual
que - trenes cargados de tro-
pas. FL essdo mayor japones
declare que csc movimiento tie
ne por Objective, "1impiar def
Sitivamente la IONA de elemen-
tos fuera de la Ley"
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFCA De ESPANA

contecimiento mas importante
de la controversial en- ell LELAND
Oriente.
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
HERIDOsGRAVE EN- UN AC-
CIDENTE AUTOMOBILES
IA

Atlanta, enero 11.-El saba
do por la noche fu6 remitido a
un hospital de esta ciXdad ell
j6ven Tom Lowe StarbS, de
Winter Haven, con al /,
de una pierna y una / ria pr
funda en- la cabeza, sufridas en-
un accidente automoyilista ocu-
rrido cerca de Middleton, Ga.
Los mGdicos que le asisten -
clararon grave su estado,
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
Cumpleanos

Cumpleanos
Los II abriles cumpli6 ell pa
sado sabado la angelical y su-
gestiva damita Rosa Maria Ga
villain.
. (PGSa q Ia 4d.)
La gaceta., 1932-01-11
SERA D1SCUTIDA LA RE-
DUCCION DE Salaries
DE LOS ~FERROCARRILE-
RIOS

Chicago, enerO 11.-Con am
plios poderes para llegar a una
resolution definitiva, ell pr6xi-
moe jueyes Sc reuniran en- esta
ciudad los representatives de 8
ferrocarriles de la naci6n y los
de los obreros Y empleados de
las companies. Ell problema a
discutir y resolver afecta los sa-
Iarios de 1,250,000 trabaiado-
res.
Tomaran parte en- la session.
nueve presidentes de Ferroca-
rifles, y los Executives de lasN
sociacAnes obrerA de los,
mos. sAmbas parties han PHI
lido una decidida coopers rs
pero ninguna ha hs
minima declaraci6n
problema de la rebaja
salaries. s
De distintas parties del spa
llegandQ las delegation
GU gurap 3 debates.
- ~
ros qn 81 ss0alleroA CIV
Ee5'a e6fan elsa de los az
Seci6n deJ pTar por ma y
\ esDecttiyso5,l 10 Dor CT Ca I
!" nernaa s DR. ,st eeos5,s
$50
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
Here Is the Proof OF the Communists Charges:

3. The Socialist Party at its national
convention called for the entrance of the
United States into the Imperialist World
Court Point 4 of the Socialist Party plat
form and the entrance of the United States
into the League of Nations Point 5 of its
PLATFORM and helps the imperialists to cover
up the war-making character Of the bandit
League of Nations by phrases to the effect
that the U. S. should enter, under condi-
tions which will make it a more effective
instrument for world peace" The Socialist
Party is here representing the League of
Nations as an instrument Of peace and is
covering up its robber and war making pol
icy against the Chinese people and the Soviet
Union Will Hoan defend this policy?
d.. NJ man Thomas, Socialist Party cam
didate or president, said about the Soviet
Unior IN his recent book, "As ] See 1t, Page
90: The Russian government rules by ty-
ranny and terror with secret police, espion-
age and arbitrary executions The Com
munist Party charges this is not only a
shameful Islander, but it is outright impe-
rialist propaganda conducted by the Social
list Party TO Justify war against The Soviet
Union. Will Hoan answer?
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
NEWARK .JOBLESS
TO DEMONSTRATE
Relief Being Cut Off;
Socialists, AFL Try
to Split Ranks

NEWARK, N. j., June "A huge
demonstration of unemployed work
ers of Newark, N. j., will take place
Saturday, June 4, at IL, noon, lasting
until pm, in Military Park for i'm
mediate relief and against the cut
ting off of the relief work contem-
plated by the city officials.
Following the announced prepare
tions for this demonstration by the
Unemployed Council the Socialist
Party and the "A. F.. of L. leaders of
Newark have prepared another dem-
onstration on the same day, place
and time in order to confuse the
workers.
The demonstration of the Unem-
ployed Councils will take place on the
south end of Military Park ON Satur-
day, June 4, beginning at IL, noon,
til s pm.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
N. Y. ANTI-WAR
PROTEST ON SAT.
Protest Robber War
On China; Defend
Soviet Union

NEW YORK. - Working
class organizations throughout
the city are rallying their
members and other sympathe.
tic workers for the anti-war
demonstration tomorrow.
Massing at the corner of
Broad and South Streets, thou
sands of workers will demon
strate at IL noon tomorrow
against the present robber war on
China, against the developing war
moves against the peaceful Soviet
Union.
In a statement issued yesterday,
the Trade Union Unity Council calls
upon all members and sympathizers
Of the Trade Union Unity League to
participate in the demonstration
against the Japanese imperialists and
United States imperialists bloody war
plans to destroy the Soviet Union
and the Chinese Soviets.
mo workers life is safe from
slaughter by these irnperialist BAN
dts who plan to again send thou
sands and millions to death and
destruction for their profits and
power. At any time they may force
the working class to sacrifice their
lives as they are making us sacrifice
our standards of living during this
crisis. The American Federation OF
Labor misleadsrs. which supported
the bosses in the last war will be one
of the chief instruments of the bos-
ses in forcing the workers to fight
the bosses war for Just as the bosses
they want to see the destruction OF
the only country in the world which
want peace and where the workers
have jobs, the U.S.S.R."
The Unemployed Councils OF
Greater New York issued state
ment which pointed out that while
whole loads Of munitions are being
shipped daily for the slaughter in the
Far East by the American bosses
wage cuts and lay offs are increas-
ing. Unemployment relief is being
cut down more and more while the
government refuses unemployment
insurance.
All the Unemployed Councils, Block
Committees. committees on h c
breadiines, in the trade unions and
markets are urged to rally all the
workers to participate in this demon
stration. To come in body from
your point of mobilization in large
groups with placards picturing your
slogans. Organize your defense groups
to give a defense against all pos
sible attempts to stop your demon
stration.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03

1. On March 6, 1880, demonstration in
Milwaukee of 10000 workers against unem-
ployment was broken by the Socialist Party
city government Thirty-six workers were
arrested; Fred Basset, worker, was charg
ed wit hassault and sentenced TO one-year in
the workhouse Will Hoan answer?
g The socialists of Milwaukee helped to
break the strike Of the Phoenix Hosiery
workers and put over thirty-five per cent
wage cut The Milwaukee Leader, organ of
the Socialist Party, justifies this cut in its
/. issue of October &c, 1881, on the ground that
it would stabilize the industry. The Mil
waukee Leader states: Realizing that such
conditions would finally lead to dragging the
whole industry down to starvation wage
level, the national union agreed to a drastic
wage reduction averaging 80 per cent in an
effort to get the cooperation of the manu-
facturers for program of stabilizing the
industry This justification is the usual
A. f. of l.. bureaucratic strike breaking ex-
cuse for accepting wage cuts. Will Hoan
answer this?
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
Hindenburg and Fascism

VOTE for Hndenbwg against
II during
elections Hardly has the noisy hypoa
Hndenbug replaced the
fascist dictatorship
What has become of the lesser eviP
hypocrisy
social democrats Systematically working
the the growing Buenng
enmen which the social supported
against Hitler shown be- the Communists
government which introducing the fascist power.
Germany clearly of
which pursued
bloc the Hitler
The line Of the Communist Party that vote for the
Hndenbug the capitalist dictatorship the
entirely confirmed
establishment the shows that capital
the deepening crisis
mpeial capital
the Soviet
intensity the struggle for the de-
the Soviet 1t its
the her
onay rugg That how it must react to the fascist advance in
GerznAn.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
Sees Growing Mass
Unrest In Japan
Huge Police Guards
for Emperor

Japan was described as "Seething
with unrest and dissatisfaction. the
same as the rest of the world" by
Frazier Hunt. war correspondent and
National Broadcasting Company OBJ
server, in an0 address transmitted
across the Pacific from Tokyo last
night. The address was rebroadcast
in this country over the network of
the National Broadcasting Company
Hunt admitted that among GER
tain classes this (unrest) takes the
form of a general Red movement.
He attempted to make it appear
that this movement was without
leadership" ignoring the existence of
the japanese Communist Party,
which though outlawed by the gov
eminent is carrying on the most he
roic actions in organizing and lead
ing the struggles of the Japanese
workers and peasants
A Tokyo dispatch to the New York
Times reports that police plans Tor
the protection of the Japanese En-
peror Hirohito at the opening of the
Diet yesterday were unusually ella
borate, even for Tokyo" While few
of the population turned out to wit
ness the ceremonies, these were kept
back and many we're searched for
arms"
The Ministers of State were else
guarded with an ostentatious dis
play of force"
The present emergency session
of the Japanese Diet was called
for the announced purpose of vot-
ing additional war funds of $685.
100000 for military operations for
"the next seven months"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
GERMAN CABINET
TO DISBAND THE
REICHSTAG SOON
CBy Inprecorr Cable)

BERLIN. June 2-The Won Papen
Cabinet took theh oath today on the
Weimar constitutional AS a result
of the Centre Party's decision to
oppose the new government and the
withdrawal of the Post Minister
Schaetzle by the Bavarian Peoples
Party, the new Cabinet found itself
unable to secure majority in the
Reichstag. The new Premier there
fore received from Hindenburg full
power to dissolve the Reichstag and
the press expect the disbanding to
take place tomorrow, perhaps.
Reliable sources report that the
government is considering the intro
duction of a reactionary alteration of
the franchise by an emergency decree
and the possible creation of a new
constitutional assembly on the basis
of the reactionary franchise,
The appointment of Warmbold,
director of the Egay Dye Trust, as
a temporary Labor Minister, repre-
sents provocation against the
workers.
The Communist newspaper, Thue-
ringer Volkblatt, was suppressed for
ten days by the Gotha authorities,
which charged it with causing pub
lie unrest" and Indictment TO riot"
etc.
Unemployed workers yesterday
raided several bookstores in Duis-
burg. The police began to shoot i'm
mediately. killing a 7o-yeaI old
worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
siberia Can Only Become
a Cemetery for MiIitarists'
Red Star" Warns Japanese
Red Army Paper
Hits War meters
Reaffirms Firm Peace
Policy Of U.S.S.R..

Siberia can only become a cenne-
terry for militarists who have lost their
heads" the Red Star" organ of the
Soviet Red Army, warns the japanese
imperialists in leading article in
Wednesdays issue.
eve can" it says "only advise those
fars sighted and sober statesmen of
Japan who understand the instability
of the Japanese situation, particularly
in the event of an anti-Soviet war,
to throw cold water on the hotheads
of the boundless anti-Soviet provo
cateurs, who regard Siberia as the
sacred resting place of their ancestors.
Siberia can only become cemetery
for militarists who have lost their
heads"
Referring to the widespread agita-
ton in the Japanese bourgeois press
for armed intervention against the
Soviet Union, and the steady advance
of Japanese armies on the Soviet
frontiers, the Red Star" says:
1--WE must emphasize with all
frankness and in all seriousness
that peaceabIe declarations fade be-
fore the limitless, bloody agitation
being conducted by the incendiaries
of war in the Far East.
The organ of the Soviet workers
and peasants Red Army reiterates the
firm peace policy of the Soviet Union
and warns that this does not mean
that the Soviet masses will not de-
fend their soil. An iron resistance
awaits invaders, it warns, and adds:
"Cooi-headed Japanese circles I'M
derstand this very well. They under
stand the insanity of those who are
building their bloody plans on sense
less analogies with the Russo-Jap-
anese War of 1904"
In summary of the Red Star
article the Moscow correspondent OF
the New York Times admits thas the
fascist developments in Japan and
the Japanese war moves on the So
Wet borders give the Soviet grounds
for grave apprehensions. He says:
1.-The Red Star clearly disclosed the
main bases of Soviet apprehensions
Summarized briefly, they are, first
distinct growth of the influence Of
the extreme militarist lingo elements
in the political life Of Japan.
Second, the Red Star notes an
increasingly aggressive tone on the
part of Japanese newspapers of the
extreme Right, such as the Nihon
which is said to be undisguisedly de-
manding the seizure of the Soviet
maritime provinces. Third, there are
the military movements of the jap
anese forces in Manchuria, which are
drawing ever closer to the Soviet
frontiers, and the transfer of the
army headquarters from Mukden tc
Hardin.
Fourth and perhaps most inn
portant is the consistent refusal of
the Tokyo Government to accept
Foreign Commissar Litvinoff's invi-
tation to sign non-aggression pact.
Not without significance is the Red
Stars evident conviction that pop
ular opinion throughout the world
would side with the Soviet Union in
the event of, a conflict"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
GOVT DEFICIT UP;
SENATE HITS VETS,
CIVIL EMPLOYEES
Economy Bill Calls for
10 Per Cent Wage-Cut

After adopting the revenue
bill, which calls for more
drastic taxation, both direct
and indirect, Of the workers
incomes, the Senate began to
discuss the omnibus economy
bill" intended to accomplish
the job of balancing the budget
and restoring the credit of
the United States" mainly
through a slash of civil en-
ployees' wages.
SIashes Civil Employees Wages
This bill is to provide 1898, sos 900
in economies entirely at the expenses
of all federal employees and vet
Grams. 10000 workers will be af-
fected which cuts their wages by ten
per cent. The extent of this wage
slash is much larger, however, in
consequence of the provision to red
uce the paid vacations Of civil en-
ployees to fifteen days and to in
troduce unlimited furloughs without
pay for all workers at the direction
of department heads.
Attacks Veterans Allowances
IN addition the bill calls for $48,-
$4,000 in economies to be realized
by mercilessly slashing all allowances
originally proposed by the House
Economy Committee. According to
official estimates, not less than 123,-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
VETS DENOUNCE
GOVT TERROR;
MARCH SMELLS
Mass Pressure Forces
Congressman to Act
On Demand
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, d. C.--Mass
pressure of the veterans forced
Representative Bachcarach to in
troduce bill in Congress today
to provide for the removal of the
two year clause which compelled
the veterans to wait two years for
the payment of half Of the bonus
after making application for 1t. This
was demand number 2 presented
TO the Ways and Means Commit
tee by a rank and file delegation
of the Workers ExServieemen's
League during the recent bonus
hearings.
WASHINGTON, D, c., June al
an attempt to halt the swelling bonu
march of war veterans which Is con
verging on the Capitol from all point
of the compass, Washington dis
patch said today that the war depart
lnent has caused to- be moved unde
CONTINUED Os PAGE THREEs
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
RELIEF FOUGHT
in MILWAUKEE,
BY SOCIALISTS
Foster Challenges Mayor Hoan to Appear June
at German Hall and Defend This Policy
SOCIALIST MEMBERS OF COMMON COUNCIL RESIST
MOTION TO BUILD $4,000 NEW TENEMENTS
Minneapolis Farmer-Labor Board Members
Cancel Permit for Foster Meeting in School
BULLETIN

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, June 2The workers here reused TO
Foster night North High School Audi
protest aSturday
a
to
A.. O. at 42 Cedar
the overfo
MILWAUKEE, Wise, June 2.-When the masses of
Milwaukee workers and unemployed workers gather in German
Hall here Sunday hear William T. Foster Communist Can
ddae president of the United States opened his campaign
they will keep eye the door to whether the Socialist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
WILL MAYOR H0AN ANSWER?
Does Hoan Dare Debate Foster June 5,
Before the Milwaukee Workers?

William T. Foster, Communist Candidate President of
the United States has challenged Daniel Hoan Mayor of Mil
waukee and member of the Executive Committee the Socialist
Party Hoan has been challenged appear defend his
ord and policies and practices of the Socialist Party
The Communists charge that the Socialist Party the third
party of capitalism and that aiding directly depress the
living standards of the workers the mpera
war against the Soviet Union
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-03
LEWIS ASKS FEDERAL CONTROL

WASHINGTON, D c., June e.
International President John L..
Lewis of the United Mine Workers
today appeared before a Senate COM
mittee and asked for federal regu-
laticn of the coal industry. The Ma
tioral Miners Union fights this as a
scheme to fasci7e the coal fields.