The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
CHICAGO POLICE SEEK ATTACKERS
Women Are Being Held.up, One Was Murdered By
 Negro

Chicago, Aug. 23-(UP)--Attacks on four more women and q negroS attempt to date Q pretty 10 year old national beauty contest winner spurred Chicago police today in their search for the ape.like negro who murdered and assaulted Anna Kuchta, 10, c student nurse.
 Miss Florence Swanson, night superintendent of nurses at Jeffer- son Park hospital, was slaShed by c man who invaded her room while she slept.
 Mrs. Edith Reuter-, 22, told police she was seized while walking and attacked by two men in an auto- mobile,
 Mrs. Ruby stoekel. %, reported she was attacked by two men who forced her to accompany them in an automobile.
 Mrs. Anna Hollender. SO, c do. nestle, was beaten by c negro who tried to attack her on lonely street.
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 Among more than 100 suspects rounded up by police was c huge negro accused Of passing Q mash note to Michaeline Leleau, 10, who was proclaimed Miss America" in q Mardi 0raS beauty contest at New Orleans three years ago. Miss De- leau, appearing as Miss America at c downtown "art museum" noti- fled police when q negro handed her a note which read: T saw you this afternoon. I want to see you again. Please let me see you. I will give you anything you want If l can see you. Just say yes and call this number tonight at o'clock Drexei 76e7. Earl" Miss Lcleau agreed to meet the masher half c block from central police station, Sine accompanied police tc the scene and pointed out c negro who gave his name as Dwell Jones go. Police said he confessed the authorship of the note. He wa held to bc viewed by other attack victims.
 Third Political Party
 New York, Aug. 23--tUP)-The American Federation of Labor ane the committee for industrial organ. ization were asked today to. units and form c third political party foi tho 1888 congressional elections,
 The call was made by the fia. tional executive committee of the social democratic fedora ton. an or. ganization of right wing socialists who claim to speak for members ir 10 states.
 "The session of Congress just concluded has served to emphasize that there Is no power upon which organized labor can depend cxcep itself" the committee said.
 The statement charged that fl "scuttling vital legislative proposall designed to promote the interests O. the population" CongresS acted f. defiance of the will of the peopi, clearly expressed in the last cleo tion." z
 Need For Itealignment
 The refusal Of the democrats fl Congress. the committee said, Wlti the support Of the republicans, {, cope with the essential economic political and constitutional prob lefns had emphasized tho need 10 c Fundamental political reaiign inent.
 Back to the faisehcods and fl llsory fieshpots of Coolidge an, Hoover was the definite tendenc shown by the democratic party with the silent appreciation of th repubiicans." the committee said.
 This is the opportune moment 10 launching c party dominated, own cd and controlled by the people, b oil those who work for . living.
 4 new party must come into Dc ing to fulfil the people'g will. ft the historic mission Of organize labor to give it birth"
 Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridge port, Conn, presided ct . iiieetln of the executive committee yeeteF day. Leo MeitEer Of Boston we elected national secretary aiid plan were made tO establish nations headqtiarters lfi Washington,