The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-08
'ONE ISSUE
IN CAMPAIGN
SAYS FOSTER
"Vote Against Hunger,
Lynching, War by
Voting Red"
VOTE STRAIGHT TICKET
Candidates for Local
State, Natl Office

State, Nat | OfIlce
NEW YORK all workers
and farmers, Negro and white, voting
today; for the many millions who are
diSfranchised because of poll tax, be-
cause of no homes. because Of color,
there is only one issue in this cam
paign-jobs. food and decent
standard of living, says final Elec-
ton Day statement to voters by
William z. Foster Communist candi-
date for President Foster con
tinues;
Militant action is the only way to
secure these necessary things for the
preservation of our lives and the lives
of our wives and children. 1t was
the militant demands and activities
Of the working class that secured
from the United States Supreme
Court a new trial for the innocent |
ScottSboro Negro boys. The Com |
munist Party led the struggle in the
Scottsboro case, as it now leads in
the election campaign struggles Of all
workers and impoverished farmers
against the ruling class. A vote for
the Communist Party is militant
vote against hunger, lynching and
war. A vote for the Communist
Party is warning to the ruling class
that unemployment and starvation
must cease. A vote for the Repub-
Hcan, Democratic or Socialist Parties
Is a vote to preserve conditions as
they are. A vote for the Communist
Party is a vote for a workers and
farmers government, for security of
jobs and homes"
Following is the list of Communist
national state and local candidates
to be voted for today. These names
will be on the voting machines, with
the Hammer and Sickle above each
name:
Electors Of President and Viee-President
of the United States-Foster and Ford.
Governor-Israel Anlter.
Lieutenant Cfovernor--Henry Shepard
CONGRATULATIONS Wortis.
ATTORNEY -General--J Louis Engdahl
Chief Justice of the Court Of Appeals
George z. Powers.
United States senator-william W. Vein
stone. .
Mayor--william L. Patterson.
justices Of the Supreme Court, First
Judicial District--Tsaac stanler and Ben
Cold
The following names of Communist can
didates for Congress and State Legisla-
sife will be on the voting machines in
their respective districts
LOWER MANHATTAN
Congress
tath c. D-Eichard Fallops
18th C. D.-John steuben.
18th c. D.--Abrsham Markoff.
Senator
i4th 5. D.-Milton Stone
Assembly
2Yd A. D.-David Samberg.
- a. Diary Beliinson.
~ 5 D-Prbin Shulnan.
ssn L. D.-t1elsn G. Lynch.
UPPER MANHATTAN
CONGRESS
IA r. D.-rarry Raymond.
IN r. D.--Tarl Hacker.
s1e5h C. D.--7arline Rogers.
senate
-, r.. -.-ca~l winter.
~ S. D.-winsrl Albertson,
Assembly
~ A. DIARY Fieldberg.
1e5h A. D.--John J. Collins.
HARLEH
9a''r r. D.--Earl Browder.
31at c. D.-Elinor Henderson
Senate
fSEh 8. D.-David Amariglio.
2oth S. D.-Lswrenee Campbell,
Assembly
t6th A. D.-Gega Szepessy
18TH A. D-Juan E. Ayiles.
1871 A. D--Angelo Calabrese.
18th A. D.--George Lagree
goth A. D.--Armando RAMIREZ.
2lst A. D.-Albert Glassford.
LOWER BRONX
22nd c. D.--Helen Gerson.
23rd G. D.-Carl Brodsky.
gath @. D.-MoiSaye Olgin.
Senate
2ist 8. D.-Leon Blum.
22nd 8. D.--Janies Lustig
Assembly
1st A. D.-Leo B. Marguit
2nd A. D. Nathan Shaffer
Bird A. D.--Charles Bromberg.
2znd A. D.-Fredrch Welsh,
UPPER BRONX
4th A. D.--James NJ. Steele.
sth A. D.---Sam Markson.
sth A. D.-Rose Chernin.
7th A. D.--BenJamin Levy.
Senate
gard S. D.--samuel Gonshok.
wTLLIAMSBURGH
Congress
srd C. D.-Clarence Hathaway.
tn c. D.-Emanue Levine.
9th c. Orchard Sullivan.
Senate
7th S. D-Marcel scherer.
9th S. D.--Hyman Gordon.
10Th S. d. Dominick Flaiani.
18th S, D.-Joseph Lapidus.
Assembly
Let A. D.--Mary Kandell,
Attn A. DIARY Polsky.
81, A. D--Jsmes Fields
18th A. D.--stephsn Steponaitis
1AtN A. D.--Julius Fleiss.
18Th A. D,--sarah Gross
2oth A. OWN. D. Partin
SOUTH BROOKLYN
Congress
Atm c. D.-Carl Peterson
9Th C. D.--De SAINTS tBoro PARK.
Senate
4th s. n.--Hugh McKiernar.
5th S. D--Jacob B. Wirkula
Assembly
I'D A. D.--Peter la Rocca
tn A. D.--Israel Cabin.
or A. D.--Max Schnapp.
18Th a. D.--Molly picheny fConey Island
BROWNSVILLE
Congress
eth C. D.--wolf schitter.
iosh @, DIARY Friedman.
Senate
sth s. D.--Abe walsh
Assembly
2nd A. D.--AIorris Frankel.
str A. D.---Morris Scheer.
18th A. D.---Murry Blumberg.
22nd A. D.--Samuel Feldman.
23rd A. Driving Dolb,
WINTER SPORTS IN U. S. S. n.
According to plans, the 1928