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Evening star., 1932-04-09
BABY GONE 80 DAYS.
Solution of kidnapping Still Appears
Remote.

HOPEWELL, N. j., April OPT
Is SO days since Col. Charles A. Lind
oergh'S son was stolen, and the mystery
seems no nearer solution.
A tenuous theory that the kidnapping
and brush fire that menaced the
Lindbergh home recently were con-
nected in some way was blasted last
night. Police said they investigated
and found no evidence the fire was in
cendiary. A suggestion had been made
that both the kidnapping and the fire
were possibly motivated by spite.
Three Norfolk, Va, Intermediates
Continued on Page 2, Column g.
Evening star., 1932-04-09
SALLY O'NEIL TO WED
Engaged to Marry Arthur Loew,
Sister Announces.

Sister Announces.
HOLLYWOOD, April (P.-Molly
O'Day, film actress, today said her sis
ter, Sally O'Neil, leading woman in
the films, was engaged to marry Ar
thur Loew, son of the late Marcus
Loew, theater magnate.
Miss O'Neil now is in New York.
Loew is vice president of the Merto-
Goldwyn-Mayer Co. and is in charge
of the studios activities outside Of
the United States.
II know they are engaged to be
married, but I believe no date has been
set for the wedding" said Miss O'Day.
Evening star., 1932-04-09
Completes Atlantic Voyage.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, April up.
Victor Dumas, the Spaniard who
sailed across the Atlantic alone in q
small boat, reached here today on the
way to Buenos Aires. He started last
December from France and was delayed
by bad weather at several points On the
way. n
Evening star., 1932-04-09
French Airman Killed.

LIE BOURGET. France, April 9 up.
-One army flyer was killed today and
three were saved by leaping with their
parachutes when two military air.
planes collided and crashed,
Evening star., 1932-04-09
Buenos Aires Students Riot.

BUENOS AIRES, April 9 OP.-A
crowd of several hundred students
staged a riot here last night in which
many shop windows were smashed
The students were scattered by the
police.
Evening star., 1932-04-09
Leaves Brazil in Second Trans
ATLANTIC Flight This Year.

PERNAMBUCO, Brazil April (R.
The Graf Zeppelin was on her way
back to Germany today after the sec
ond nonstop flight this year across the
Atlantic. The dirigible took of from
here at l0:45 o'clock last night for the
return trip
Evening star., 1932-04-09

Radio Programs On Page BIG
Evening star., 1932-04-09

Representative La Guardia. Re-
publican, New York, told the House
today that New York Stock Exchange
officials had threatened" the SEN
ate with a panic If short selling was
investigated
Evening star., 1932-04-09
''FrOm Press to Home
Within an Hour"

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular ed-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-04-09
WEATHER.

90. 8. Weather Bureau FCrecastD
Rain tonight and possibly tomorrow
morning; not much change In tempera-
tlre; minimum temperature tonight
about As degrees. Temperatures-Hig
est, 81, at 1890 p.m. yesterday; lowest,
As, at IN. today. Full report on page 16.
Evening star., 1932-04-09

CONTINUED on Page 2, Column -
Evening star., 1932-04-09
GRAF HOMEWARD BOUND

Continued on Page 2, Column g.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
What the Communist Party
OF the u. S. A. Fights For

The Communist Party of the VISA. in the
election campaign puts forth the following
main demands in it's struggle against the
bosses offensive and for Workers and
Farmers government:
l. Unemployment and Social Insurance at
the expense of the state and employers,
2. Against Hoovers wage-cutting policy.
8. Emergency relief for the poor farmers
without restrictions by the government
and banks; exemption of poor farmers
from taxes, and no forced collection of
rents or debts.
4. Equal rights for the Negroes and self
determination for the Black Belt
5. Against capitalist terror; against all
forms of suppression of the political
rights Of workers.
6. Against imperialist war; for the defense
of the Chinese people and of the Soviet
Union.
The Communist Party wages militant
struggle for these demands. In this strug-
gle it calls for broad united front of work
ers, including workingclass members of the
Socialist Party, A. F. of L. unions, organized
and unorganized workers, together with
Communist and revolutionary workers.
Thus, while the socialist officials and
their organs are making demagogic poses,
the Communist Party calls for militant
struggle!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
What Is Behind This Rank Political Sevindle?


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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

In the election campaign the Progressives- the
Pinchots LaCuardias, LaFoettes, Murrays, etc. will
make demagogic show of opposition to the Hoover
government for vote-catching purposes, But they
have supported every basic policy Of that government
They the representatives of the smaller capitalists
and the rich farmers. Their policy is to wheedle from
the capitalists concessions for these middle elements
at the expense of the working class and farmers
The measure of their pretended friendship for the
workers is the Groves Law Of Wisconsin, under whose
miserable provisions. mis-named unemployment in
surance. provision whatsoever is made for the vast
masses now unemployed, and only for the dim future
are the present employed promised insurance en-
basis less than now prevails in many charity relief
systems. Fosters speech, page Ii.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

Of this socialist publication, The American Fireman.
caM onits the ods the Aercan Federation Labor and their
SOCIALIST tools Nor do they from that section Of ConrGde
Fosters speech Is hn he correctly desgnae the Socialist
third capitalism The Girard Kansas socialist pub
0herein the Socialist Party
leaders the United States compared to the socialists IN Germany
the capitalists establish fascist Does
the question Why the american Freeman did not
that of the speech of the Communist presidential candidate
Whick FThe Socialist of the orng class 1t IS
part of the capitalist exploitation machnery."?
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

The present situation completely ustfes the posi-
ton of the Communist Party and bellies the promises
of the capitalists and their American Federation of
Labor and Socialist tools. The capitalist system in
the deepest crisis Of its career both in the United
States and all over the world. Production is at SO
per cent OF normal and constantly declines.
While the great masses starye, the mills and fac
tories remain shut down In criminaly absurd crisis
of production Fifteen million workers walk the
streets unemployed and ten millions more work only
part-time. Wage cuts in every industry have
duced wages to starvation levels During the past two
years the living standard of the American working
class has been cut at least 60 per cent The income
of the farmers has been cut from $12,0e000oo0 in
1929 to 100000 10000 In 1881. The farmers, like the
workers. are starving and being stripped of their
meager possessions.
PIP. 13-14-Foster Speech.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

In the coming election campaign the Progressves-l
the Pinchots, LaGuardias, LaFoletts Murrays etc
will make demagogc show of opposition to the Hoo
yer government for votecatchng purposes. But they
have supported every basic policy of that government
They are the representatives of the smaller capitalists
and the rich farmers Their policy is to wheedle con-
cessions for these middle elements at the expense
of the working class and poor farmers. The measure
of their pretended friendship for the workers the
Groves Law of Wisconsin, under whose miserable pro-
visions misnamed Unemployment Insurance, no pro-
vision whatever is made for the vast masses now
employed and only for the dim future are the pre-
sent employed promised insurance on basis less
than now prevails in many charity relief systems.
June IL, American Freeman.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

The Communist Party is the leader in the struggle
or unemployment insurance and will mobilize
eater OF workers for struggle until the capi-
talst masters Of America compelled to grant
employed Insurance. to the starving millions in this
country. Fosters speech, page ~.
When four years ago the Communist Party nomi-
mated national candidates in the elections we we're
in the midst of the so-caed Coolidge prosperity"
Hoover was hypocritically campaigning with promises
of perpetual prosperity and the end of all poverty
The new capitalism was to turn the workers into
capitalists, and to wipe out all class lines.
r Fosters speech, page 10.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
SOCIALIST
"AMERICAN
FREEMAN"
Dune II, 1892


The Socialist Party calls upon the workers to
organize for militant struggles NOW against hunger
and war. 1t calls upon them to prepare for the
throw of the capitalist system and the building
of Socialism AS against the capitalist way out OF
the crisis through mass starvation and war, the So
cialst Party proposes the revolutionary way out OF
the crisis through struggle and overthrow of
capitalism, and the establishment of workers and
farmers government.
June IL, american Freeman"
The Socialist Party does not under capitalism
limit itself simply to the propagation of revolutionary
slogans and organize for final revolutionary srug
gle On the contrary, it enters into every day strug-
giles of the workers. The party, which proposes the
overthrow of capitalism and the building of
world must also know how to lead the workers here
and now in mass struggle to relieve their burning
grievances While capitalism lasts the Socialist Party
fights mtantly to wiring every possible concession
from the exploters At the time it utilities these
daily struggles of the workers to awaken the class
consciousness of the masses to organize them
ically and politically, and to prepare them for their
final revolutionary go"
June IL, american Freeman"
The Socialist Party warns the masses of toilers of
the war slaughter and the American government
Japan and other imperialists behind hypocritical
mask of pacist intentions organizing against the
Soviet Union This war is already in it's first stages
and may break into conflagration monentarily.
June II, american Freeman"
The Socialist Party condemns the growing wave of
terrorism being directed against the workers to sup
press their struggles against starvation. This is
marked by the wave of lynching of Negroes in the
South, the shooting down of unemployed workers in
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland etc.; the arresng and
failing of militant workers all over the country the
deportation of revolutionary strike leaders and other
oreignborn workers. the reign of terror in Kentucky
June IL, american Freeman"
The Socialist Party is the party of the Negro. 1t
fights for the unity of the tong Negro masses and
the white workers Without such unity the revolution
will be impossible
June IL, "American Freeman"
In an election campaign the Socialist Party espe-
cally stimulates the struggles of the workers every
direction It takes its election campaign the shops
to the farms to the factories to the bread lines to
the flop houses 1t organizes the workers to strike
and demonstrate for their demands as well to vote
for them. Its aim is to turn the defensive struggle
OF the workers into counter offensive against the
capitalists. June H. american Freeman"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

Photostatic copy of masthead Of
american Freeman" for June IL,
which lifted Communist speech and
published as its own.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

tturs Of industrial collapse. mass star
sAtion, developing fAseissa and I'm
pending war and rcys,aiien Tn
apitalist sfs.em has rue its course
II nqst he over.hrown and rev
<wstld system Of Socialism established
TIE SOCIALIST rARrY is the leadc
in the struggle for unemploy yrcnt in
AuraDes and viii mobilizc cv1 create
masses Of poTksTs for s.n&sle Unit
the capitalist masters Of ENnsrica ar,
yemrlled 10 grant uaemployment 10
Svrsnee to the Starving millions il
tbs country.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

The Hoover Republican government, the instrument
of the dictatorship of big capital has refused to estab
lish system of unemployment insurance, and has
forced the workers down into starvation charity
relief system of few cents day. 1t has helped
the employers all over the country to cut wages,
despite its hypocritical promises not to- 1t has in
stituted the infamous starvation stagger system 1t
has supported the growing reign of terror against
the Negro masses. 1t has inaugMated monstrous
deportation campaign against the foreign born
workers. With police, gunner and troops it meets
every of the workers to strike or demonstrate
for relief
It doubly exploits the colonial and semi colonial
peoples Of Latin America China, etc. The Hover gov
eminent has handed billions of dollare to the great
banks railroads 1t is spending billions more to
prepare murdereus war But for the hungry workers
it has nothing but the iron fist. In all this program
of starvation and terrorism, the Hoover Repub
ean government has had the full support OF the
Democratic Party.
And now these tive capitalist parties in order
better crush the workers with fascist violence and
to prepare for war, are organizing super-party al
lance.
Page 17-Foster Speech.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
FOSTERS
ACCEPTANCE
SPEECH

The Communist Party calls upon the farmers to
struggle against the monstrous pauperizatien, ex-
preparation of the land and the driving of the farm
ers from their farms that is now taking place all
over the United States
p 25-Foster Speech.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
FOSTERS
ACCEPTANCE
SPEECH
(May %, 1892

The Communist Party calls upon the workers to
organize for militant struggles now against hunger
and war. 1t calls upon them to prepare for the
overthrow of the capitalist system and building OF
Socialism Applause.) AS against the capitalist
way out of the crisis through mass starvation and
war; the Communist Party proposes the revolution
airy way of the crisis through class struggle the
overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of
workers and farmers government! (Applause)
Page 21-22, pamphlet containing Fosters speech.
The Communist Party does not, under capitalism
limit itself simply to the propagation of revolutionary
slogans and to organization for final revolutionary
struggle On the contrary it enters into the every
day struggles of the workers. The Party which pro-
poses the overthrow of capital and the building of
new world must also know how to lead the workers
here and in struggle to relieve their burning
grievances While capitalism lasts the Communist
Party fights militanty to wiring possible cenees
sion from the expoiters At the time it utilzes
these daily struggles to awaken the class consciousness
of the masses to organize them economically and po-
ticay and to prepare them for their final revolution
ary goal.
Page 2a-Foster Pamphlet.
The Communist Party the masses of toers
of the slaughter that the American government,
Japan and other imperiahsts behind a hypocrtca
mask of pacfis intentions organizing against the
Soviet Unien This war is already in its first stage
Fosters Speech, page ~.
The Communist Party condemns the growing
of terrorism being directed against the workers to
suppress their struggles against starvation. This is
marked by the of lynehing of Negroes in the
South the shooting down of unemployed workers in
Chicago Detroit, Cleveland, etc. the arresting and
falling Of militant workers all the country the
Expectations of revolutionary strike leaders and other
foreign born workers the reign of terror in Kentucky
Fosters speech, page rs.
The Communist Party is the Party of the Negro.
1t is the Party Of all the oppressed. 1t fights for the
unity of the toing Negro masses and the white
workers. Without such unity the revolution will be
impossible.
Fosters speech, page 26.
But in the election campaign the Communist Party
also especially Stimulates the struggles of the workers
In every direction. 1t takes its election campaign to
the shops, to the factories, to the bread lines. to the
flop houses, to the farms It organizes the workers
to strike and demonstrate for their demands as we'll
to vote TO rthem, 1t utilities the election campaign
to build the revolutionary unions and Unemployed
Councils and to bring them into active struggle
against the capitalists It's aim is turn the defensive
struggle of the workers into counter offensive
against the CAPITALISTS
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
June 11-American Freeman

The present situation completely ustfies the posi-
ton of the Socialist Party and bellies the promises o
the capitalists and their tools The capitalist sys-
tem in the deepest crisis of its career both in the
United States and all over the world. Production is
at so per cent of normal and constantly Declines
While the great starYe the mills and factories
close down in a crininally absurd crisis of over
production 100000 workers walk the streets
ployed and 100000 work only part time. Wage
cuts in every industry have reduced wages to starva
ton levels During the past two years the living
standards of the American working class has been cut
by at least 60 per cent. The income of the farmers
has been cut from $4,000 in 1929 to sooooOO
900 in 1881. The farmers, like the workers, are
starving and being stripped of their meager pos
sessions.
June 1I-American Freeman.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27


will be noted that this Socialist paper deliberately
dealing Wih
all were concrete proposals
pagars carefully themo out
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
SOCIALIST
"AMERICAN
FREEMAN"

The Socialist Party calls upon the farmers to
struggle against the monstrous pauperization. ex-
preparation of the land, and the driving of the
farmer from their farms that is taking place in
the United States.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

The Socialist Party is the leader in the struggle
for unemployment insurance and will mobilize ever
greater of workers for struggle until the cap-
talist masters of America compelled to grant un-
employment insurance to the starving millions in this
country June H. american Freeman"
Four years ago In the midst of the
called Coolidge prosperity" Hoover was hypocriti-
cally campaigning with promises of perpetual pros
perity and the end of all poverty. The capitalism
was to turn the workes into capitalists and to wipe
out all class lines June H. american Freeman"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

In election campaigns the Communist Party does
not confne itself to canvassng for votes 1t is i'm
pertant to build strong Communist vote, in order
to organize and the sentiment of the masses,
and elect representatives to the capitalist govern
ment not In tn illusion the workers peacefully
capture the government but to enable them the bet
ter to expose the capitalist government wiring con-
cessions from the employers and to bring the COM
munist program foreefully before the masses.
Fosters Speech.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27
Page 17-Foster Speech.

The naionasc mpcrohic character of the American
its deliberate omission the double egpotation
imposed the colonial and semtcolonial peoples.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-27

In election campaigns the Socialist Party does not
confne itself to oanvassng for votes It is important
to build strong socialist VOTE in order to organize
and measure the sentiment of the masses, and elect
representatives to the capitalist government to enable
them the better to expose the capitalist government
to wiring concessions from the employers and to bring
the socialist program forcefuly before the masses.
June II, american Freeman"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-06
AT THE MOVIES
PARAMOUNT THEATRE

The Passionate Plumber" brings O
group OF funsters to the Paramount
Theatre starting Monday. In what is
said to be the spiciest and most
amusing comedy yet turned out by
the Metro 0oldwyn-Ma studios.
Buster Keaton has the title role
and further hilarity Is guaranteed by
the presence in leading roles of the
inimitable Jimmy "Schnozzle" Dur
ante in characterization reported to
be even funnier than that of his
"Get-R Rich Quick Wallingford" and
the riotous Polly Moran as his con-
sort.
Irene Purcell. who scored with
Robert Montgomery in 1.-THE Man in
Possession" plays opposite Keaton,
and the cast also includes Gilbert
Roland, Mona Maris, Maude Eburne,
Henry Armetta. Paul Porcasi, Jean
Del Val and August Tollaire. The
comedy was directed by Edward Sedg-
wick who has been associated with
most Of Keaton's recent talkie hits.
| This Partisan bedroom farce con-
Germs bungling plumber vino comes
to a ladyS apartment to fix a leaky
pipe but remains to repair her broken
heart.
! The madcap Durante of course gets
his huge nose into everybodys bust
ness and also demonstrates his skill
! as lover with the slightly bewilder-
ed Polly Moran on the receiving end
OF his affections
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-06
Girls Athletic Body
Conducts Meeting

The Girls Athletic association helo
meeting In the high school assem-.
bly, Wednesday, Feb. 3. Marian Wor.
ner, president, called upon each class
captain to give a report on the num-
Der Of girls who are coming out tt
practice and how the teams are pro.
crossing. The class captains are;
freshmen, Lois Terney; sophomore
Eleanor Kjelstrup; junior, Mary
Cowan; and senior, Grace Weinber-
ger.
Miss Mildred Fried presented the
plan which the counsel should fol-
low when selecting teams.
Ruth Christianson, Donna Jean
Davis, Marian Enright, Lillian He'd.
strom, and Margaret Rue gave i'm.
promptu speeches on girls ice hook.
ey.
Helen Parke presented chevrons *
the players Of the winning senio,
team in volleyball. The team mem
bers included Helen Parke, Erma
Weinberger, Grace Weinberger, Eliza
beth Leach, Marian Worner, Camille
Agnew, Dorothy, Tedman Evelyn
Wick and Lillian Psilolihnos.
The Junior team won the volley.
ball craftsmanship award. A short
talk on craftsmanship was given BY
Eleanor Kjelstrup.
At the close OF the meeting copies
of the G. A. A. constitution were
given to each member.