The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-21
PARTY'S
WORDS AND DEEDS
Masses VIII Force Bosses to Feed
Hungry

Hundreds of thousands lost theiE
farms to the mortgage bankers.
They are driven away from the
farms, their farms being sold foR
unpaid taxes. Misery and starvA-
ton prevails among the farmers al
much, if not more, as among the
industrial workers.
War and Rights"
TO the ex-servicemen, the Repub-
lican Party answered very def~
initely; mo bonus" 1t is satisfied
in the platform with general phrases
praising "Those who have faith-
fully served their flag"
The Republican Party platform
of 1882 at the same time very def
initely states its Objective feverish
war preparations. 1t declares:
"Armaments are relative and
therefore flexible and subject to
change as necessity demands.
We believe that in time of war
every material resource in the
nation should bear its propor-
tionate share of the burdens oc-
casioned by the public emergency
and that it is the DUTY OF THE
GOVERNMENT TO PERFECT
PLANS IN TIME OF PEACE
WHEREBY ITS OBJECTIVE
MAY BE ATTAINED IN WAR;
The platform also speaks Of that
freedom of speech, press and as
Semblage are fundamental prin-
ciples on which our government
rests. These vital principles should
be preserved and protected"
The workers of Chicago, Detroit,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, California,
Kentucky and everywhere know
how much freedom they have OF
asssmblage and speech There is
freedom Of speech and assembling,
for parasites. There is u freedom
1Sl GLlS WI mig OloGo.
These are some of the points III
the 1892 platform Of the Eepub-
lcan Party and recollccsicr5 CT the
platform of 1928. Demagogic words
OF the Republican Party cannos
and will not overshadow their
deeds. The deeds of the Repuh-
lican Party are against the toilins
masses, workers, Negroes and poor
farmers.
The Republican Party standard
bearer, Herbert Hoover, was nom
mated by J. l.. Scott of Les An
gcles, a fellow, who, using the
words of a capitalist writer, is "a
brilliant lawyer and has bsen
highly honored by the Pope He
is Knight Commander of st.
Gregory" who ended his speech
with the following statement:
And I give you as your candle
date our great, glorious Caiifor-
man, Herbert Hoover.
Herbert Hoover and the Repub-
lican Party represent hunger ard
war against the toiling masses of
this country, the colonial masses of
Latin America, China and against
the workers fatherland, the Soviet
Union.
Rally to Communist Platform.
TO conclude the Characterization
of the Republican Party Con-
vention, one cannot end it without
quoting some remarks of the capt.
talist papers as to the convention
itself.
The Chicago Tribune says that
only one-fifth of the seats of the
Chicago Stadium, which seats
$4,000 was occupied when the con-
vention opened.
Another capitalist writer speaks
as follows: THE convention Of the
great historic party was opened
with numerous patches of vacant
seats in the hall and utter absence
Of any spontaneous enthusiasm
yelling up from hearts cast down."
Floyd Gibbons of the Chicago
American writes: There was
neither food nor words for the hum
CRY Of America in its proceed ngs
at the National Convention of the
Republican Party And he is wor-'
ried that Suppose Moscow tomor-
row broadcast to the world the in
tcntion or the effort of the Soviet
Union to send food supplies and
general relief to the starving Amer
lean veterans in Washington"
There is no need for the Soviet
Union to send food supplies to the
starving, toiling masses of the US.
We have more food than we can
use in this country. The masses of
this country, under the leadership
of the Communist Party will force
the bosses to feed the hungry, be-
cause they will rally around the
platform of the Communist Party
and its six planl.s and above all, for
unemployment and social insurance
at the expense Of the bosses and
government. And the mighty
power Of the working class can open
the warehouses and huge vote for
the Communist Party candidates,
for Foster and Ford, will be blow
against capitalism and for food for
the hungry masses.