Page Four I Da ilu. s§Vorker I Committee Issues Stirring Appeal to Negro Voters

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BUBSCBIPTTOS &ATSS: > By mail everywhere: One year, 36; six months, 53.50; 3 months. $2; 1 month. 75c 1 IT'S JUST A Says New Ford-Foster Committee excepting Borough of Manhattan and Bronx. New York City. Foreign and I Canada: One year, >9; 6 months, >5; 3 months. 33 (The Daily Worker on Saturday of Jlm-crowism and peonage. John carrying to the four comers of the announced the issuance of a M. Gamer is a controlling leader • civilized world the horrid picture of| statement by the “Ford-Foster in a Texas Democratic organiza- American race prejudice. During! Committee for Equal Negro tion which has just gone all the the past twelve years, they have! Roosevelt's “Old Age Rights,” calling upon all Negroes way to the Supreme Court in an won more significant victories for to support William Z. Foster and open fight to bar colored voters the Negro than any other party James W. Ford, can- from the since the Civil War. Communist primary polls in that * * * didates for President and Vice- state. Any voter who can swallow Pensions'' President. The following is the Garner lacks that self-respect have only to recall Scotte- full text of the statement): which should belong to a free YOUboro and Euel Lee in Maryland. IT IS claimed for Franklin D. Roosevelt that he is “pro- + * • people. Laughed at and ridiculed onlf a ¦l TO TIBS AMERICAN NEGRO few years ago, they have com [Nile? gressive,” and in support of this claim the Democratic VOTER: THE the respect and serious considera- National Committee states that he created “old age pen- SOCIALISTS tion of the courts, civjc tribunals since the Civil War have col- and seats of power throughout the sions for those whose days of labor are over.” ored voters faced such a serious While the Socialists pretend to NOT to Marxian economics and country. What are the facts about the New York State Old Age and urgent duty of making their adhere any- be of the And since it means little, if votes count in a national election claim to the champions or, Pensions? New York State pays a pension to workers over working class against, the capital- thing, to the Negro in fact, the as at the present time. country the Republican 70 years of age, providing have actually in practice they daily whether or they been residents of the Just how to vote the best way In ists. the Democratic Party wins as long show' to be chief state for ten years, if they can prove they are destitute, order to get the best results for themselves the as subscribe to the barrier to the improvement of the both same old citizens, and have no children or grandchildren able 14,000,000 colored citizens, some of economic system, the only thing to them most of workers’ conditions. If we judge support them. The average pension disfranchised; them left for the Negro voter to do is to amounts to 88 cents per jim-crowed into an economic cor- their preachment as we see their vote a protest and at the practice, their “socialization of in- same time day. ner of the already exploited work- help build up a new party dustry” would only be the salvaging more to This is too wonderful for words. Capitalist industry ing class; and all of them discri- his liking. We owe it to the Com- of already bankrupt industries Party for their can- is driving out workers over 40 to 50 years of aye. But if minated against on account of the cf sort munist to vote they have lived their in way In every through setting up a didates out of sheer appreciation, if ten years in New York State, have taken the pauper’s oath ,can prove race some of state capitalism, change state in the nation, a that there were no more compelling rea- they have no relatives and will wait before eating or for a home for 20 to should be the in way effect domina- first consideration of every no would the sons. .* i!0 years, they may get 88 cents a day under the Roosevelt Old Age Pen- colored and citizen this year. tion of the capitalists land- sion Law! over masses, a change MUST STRIKE lords the OUT & It. is with this kind of swindle that they are trying to pass Roose- UNABRIDGED which would mean primarily a* w velt off as a “progressive” and a “friend of the workers”. It is by means CITIZENSHIP white “socialization” with the col- But above all, the time has com« of such swindles that leaders of the A. F. of L. can hail Roosevelt as a It goes without saying that the ored workers occupying the same when there must arise a Negro group friend to be . most immediate goal of every col- which must strike out boldly rewarded on Election Day.' position as the present indus- ** in • ored voter should be full American trial structure. for a place in the sun. It must be THE capitalist class in the United States lias always resisted establish- citizenship, including the full op- More than this, the Socialists a group which will frankly and * ing real social insurance. Today when the capitalist system is bank- portunity to participate equally lack a clear cut position and de- above board take the position that, rupt, resistance against social insurance, particularly unemployment in- with other citizens, in the indus- termined militancy on the question while they are willingto use every surance is growing. Only mass struggle under the leadership of the Com- trial, political, and social life of most vital to the American Negro, legal weapon at their command, will munist Party can put across real social insurance. The Communist Party the nation. the question of complete they pursue this place, even if equality the road it puts in the center of its campaign, the demand for “Social Insurance to The Negro will continue to suffer and equal rights for the Negro, and to leads through the be paid by the government and employers”. .Vote Communist! from Industrial exploitation, from since this is the only premise upon same revolutionary period which self-respecting lynching, jim-crowism, and the which the racial question be races of men have can used beginning other consequences of racial segre- satisfactorily solved in this country, since the of civilia- gation, as long as he accepts, tion. with- they do not express the real ob- * • * City College Students out a definite struggle, a segregated jective and ambition of the colored status In American life. There must groups. fF you are interested in supporting arise a leadership which will make This leaves but one open road a party which proposes complete no compromise with any white for the real expression of the for- economic, political, and social equa- Show the Way! man. woman or group, who or ward looking voter of our group. lity, and whose election platform which proposes to that ac- declares categorically for equal us we FORD AND FOSTER rUGHTING the dismissal cept any economic, political, cul- rights for the Negroes and self- of Dr. Oakley Johnson of the teach- Belt, * tural or social status which he or The Communist Party is the determination for the Black ing staff of the College of the City of New York for revolu- she would not himself accept. only one going straight down our vote for Foster and Ford. tionary activities, the students of college are The white man has plowed street.’ The Ford and Foster Committee this putting up for through bloody battlefields to throw Straight from shoulder, Equal Negro Rights also invites a battle that will be hailed throughout the country for its the it join with their ef- off the shackles of oppression proposes economic, you to them in courage They complete politi- campaign and militancy. maintained their rights to meet Vherever they have bound hi- . cal, and social equality. It backs fort to push this and to within the college halls and voice their protest, and fought The fact is this country was born up this stand by meeting the issue organize a permanent movement! that bring every thinking man! , back the attempts of the college authorities and the police to In a revolutionary struggle, and the squarely and nominating James W. will establishment of the American na- Ford, a colored man, vice- or woman of the group behind! oust for a program. them from their meeting room. When several of their tion followed a revolutionary war. president. It meets the issue such number, including Professor Henderson of Columbia Univer- No people or nation which does squarely 'by expelling from its ranks THE FORD AND FOSTER COM- sity, were arrested, they proceeded to the courtroom to con- not have the will or courage to any whites who seek to raise the MITTEE FOR EQUAL NEGRO tinue their fight, make some kind of telling strug- homy-headed monster of racial RIGHTS. invading it to demand the release of their gle for its place in the sun will prejudice. It meets the Issue 1214 Pennsylvania Ave., ~ B colleagues. “THE SHAM BATTLE GETS LOUDER!” v Burck get a place there. There must be squarely by bringing together white Baltimore, Maryland. This demand ,of course, enraged the college authorities and in true an uncompromising movement to- and colored workers i'n a country- (Signed) William N. Jones, Will- ultra-reactionary style they saved the “honor” of the school, by suspend- wards a status of complete equality wide movement to throw yoff to- iam E. Baker, Vivian Allen, Sam- ing eleven students. The students are proceeding with their battle in de- of rights for the Negro and aimed gether the yoke of economic bond- uel L. Finley, Louise Young, Will- fiance of threats of expulsion arranged to hold an open trial for the pur- French Red Aid Meet directly at every form of racial age and make a united mass iam Porter, Bernard Ades, Dr. Kelly pose of exposing the arbitrary actions of the Tammany appointee, Presi- segregation and white chauvinism. struggle against their common Miller, Jr., George B. Murphy, Jr., dent Robinson. Demands Release of This movement must have behind enemy. Elliott Cohen, Alonza Brewer, Louise - it not While the three other parties are Thompson E. J. Wheatley, Erma TODAY the educational institutions of capitalism are in a ferment, Communist Party the feeble winnings of com- The The Boys sacrificing Negro Scottsboro the political Eugene recognizing promising leaders, but the firm and for Katz, Counlee Cullen, Gor- with the students the bankruptcy of the capitalist system expediency crucifying him Willa and its growing joining uncompromising stand of men and and on a don, N. A. Jenkins. Robin- fascist character and in with the working class PARIS, France.—“ Release all class cross of prejudice, lead- son, Louis Berger, A. Kline, Dorothy and taking their proper women who understand what the Communist place in the fight against the capitalist system. war prisoners! Liberate the Scotsboro ers are blasting gaps through Dixon. T. Johnson, Lang- This was evidenced in the A Call to Join Its Ranks cost of this freedom may be. the Benjamin strike in Columbia University against the re- * Negro boys! That it our greeting to * * lines of racial prejudice. They are ston Hughes. of of “Spectator, university paper. was moval the editor the the It again —— ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ the of Am- 1— l representative here the OUT until we obtain this shown in the militant participaion of the students in the Kentucky strike erican Red Aid section, our status, movement Comrade ® and in other struggles. In reply to these actions, the college Louis Amnesty! Amnesty! we will continue to be the most come Masses Have Shown Willingness to Fight; Engdahl! authorities have down with ban after ban, suppressing the political Amnesty!” oppressed victims of that exploita- rights of the students in the same high-handed way capitalist authorities “Highest tion which and Duty to Join C. P.” The words were spoken with such keeps white colored New Demands Show Rise in deal with the rights of workers. Unable to defend their actions before fervor as the concluding remarks of workers arrayed against each other the student body, President Robinson of City College has to through prejudice. resorted the By I. AMTER. port tfie Communist Delegate Aristide Denys, that they racial We will old alibi that outside agitators are responsible for the militant move- Pany, but continue be pushed to bot- must take further brought the delegates to the Fourth to the , ment of the students. The City College President can conceive of stu- Candidate for Gov- the step and join tom of Living Standards in U.S.S.R iCommunist the Party The National Congress of the French Sec- the industrial pyramid dents only as docile, unthinking persons. ernor of N. Y. State) Communist itself. where we Communist Party is the organiza- tion, Inernational Red Aid. here to die faster, have more But the students are awakening and crime, The letter from voung ,14 got and are on the march; this is what of thousands, yes, of and poor farm- their feet singing the "Internationale" juvenile adult and less following i Amerleon ivorher of who 1 particularly enrages these ultra reactionaries. not tion the workers economic and job in the Soviet Union throws problem of The students will be Hundredsperhaps more than a million ers. that is organizing the workers and chanting “Amnesty! Amnesty!'’ industrial outlet. And an interesting light on tin- con- intimidated by the threats of these petty henchmen of is worse, sumer goods in the The apparent in Tammany Hall. workers, have listened to mes- and farmers of this to de- in one of he most spirited outbursts what we continue to be U.S.S.R. "shortage” such goods, as They will in true fighting fashion continue the country the is (lie their struggle. Together witli sage of the Communist Party in stroy system and set of the whole gathering. one of the biggest factors in keep- letter points out. caused by new demands being placed by the the workers from whom they will receive fraternal support the capitalist they can the election Not only up a Workers and Govern- The German-speaking delegates ing the thorny crown of capitalism workers and peasants who are learning because of the rise in their living mass their power and compel the college authorities to back down from campaign. Farmers standards, demand more bet-,*- speakers who have toured the ment. up the Communist from Alsace-Lorraine joined in the pressed down on the bleeding head to and their tyrannical and arbitrary actions. the Building ter letter country and the states, but also the Party means “Rote Front” greeting three times of mankind. goods. The follows: ing day is oniy six hours. In factories Hail the militant student strengthening the "Dear Uncle: fighting body of City College! Hail the local speakers of the Communist leadership of that organization in acclaiming the speaker. THE REPUBLICAN the working day is seven hours. Ev- courageous revolutionary Down, suppression Denys was the respon- PARTY "I started you a ago students! with the of the Party have inspired hundreds of which will mobolize the millions Aristide to write week ery one. as you know, gets one day political rights of the students! Unity of students, intellectuals with the sible editor of L'Humanite; French In the present campaign, the Re- and was about to finish the letter in six off at least two weeks working class will thousands of workers with the mil- of American workers and poor and defeat capitalist reaction. of of the in the against the organ of the Communist Party, for publican Party is clearly on record when seme things came up and I vacation with pay. A good; many itant demands struggles farmers struggle four Communist Party and the deter- capitalist system all its hor- years, during which he was twice as opposed to equal rights for Ne- didn’t get around to it till today; and workers get a month, some even two with to once for year when mination of the fight against hun- rors and miseries. sent prison, a and groes. The lilv-wrhiteism of Her- I did. I found that the letter months, but the majority, as far as I half, and the second time for four Hoover, I written unsatisfactory. • • a bert the Republican ad- had was can judge, get a three weeks’ vaca- ger, terror and war. • I years, on 30 charges of "inciting sol- ministration’s open policy of using The reason is that every day I learn tion. Against the and farmers, Negro Militarist MASSES WILLING TO FIGHT diers disobedience.” of his romething more the to Most The color bar against citizens of about life here. Jobs Waiting. WORKERSand white, it is your duty •¦'to the convention dis- I am always with new easy get. The workers and farmers thru- | contributions to our group in every governmental meeting “Jobs are to In fact, fac- yourself, your family and your cussion of the general report to the of Socialism, and it will be out the country have shown that activity, is unmistakable evidence phases tories and offices fight each other class, to join the Communist Par- Congress by general some time before can give Any Terror Japan! they are willing to fight. This, they made the sec- that this party has no Intentions I a com- for qualified workers. one can in ty. year Now facing the fourth of retary, Jean Chauvet, was a plea for plete picture. get a job almost backed up, only with ap- rs according ecual rights to the anywhere, and if have not the crisis with greater misery in greater attention to the prisoners and "As you know I have been working h% applies heroic battle of the revolutionary workers of Japan, plause at the meetings, but by Negro. Even Negro leaders who himself and learns. the store during the coming winter, it is their families. still cling to now for about six weeks. I work in a work, advancement is very rapid. led struggles that are taking place your the Republican Party THE by the Communist Party, against the war of the mon- highest duty to join the Com- Delegate Dangelser, from Strass- admit this. Not only do they ad- scientific institute where the work- “The demand for everything has throughout the country. They have munist archial-militarist government against Party that we may wage a bourg in Alsace-Lorraine, brought mit it, but frankly declare they see gone up tremendously and while tjie the Chinese people, shovn their disgust *nd indigna- against the bitter struggle the capital- forward struggle on behalf of the no hope that the Republican Party supply has increased, it can’t keep and for the overthrow of that government, demands tion at the actions of the Hoover ists who that German national in with the demand. Take shoes for the are determined we minority this will ever place the Negro on the up government. They show that they and poor farmers shall section, showed how it was linked up instance. If you can manage to buy unstinted support of workers everywhere. have workers bear same status with whites in the par- no faith in Roosevelt who for the burden of the with the Scottsboro campaign, ex- three pairs of shoes a year you Millions in money and munitions four years crisis. ty councils. Letters Our are are loaned and sold to has been at the head of posed the role of the Social-Demo- from very lucky. But every worker the state of New CALL TO It is also clearly the party of Japanese imperialism administration SOCIALIST crats as the best allies peasant has a pair of shoes. In an£thK by American bankers and armament imperialist special privileges to the industrial York where the workers and farm- WORKERS in their aid in the na- Readers past, I’m told, in Cdarist Russia, makers with the approval of Wall Street government while ers oppressing exploiters who are responsible ¦ are suffering as in other parts tional minorities and in their attacks for was very rare to find a peasant 10,000 Japanese of country. Milwaukee, Socialist workers, the treachery this depression In are wit® workers and peasants, Communists and the In of upon the Scottsboro campaign. which babies a pair of shoes. Now. they demand to where the socialists hold power, the the Socialist Party is daily be- starving in the wombs of hungry Dear Comrade: trade union members, have been jailed, coming A Polish delegate from Northern buy three or four pairs a year, and tortured and mur- Communist Party has shown in the clearer. The policy of the mothers; in which the country is Please send complete instructions Socialist Party Is accepable to the France also helped to show that of course since the concentration has dered since 1928. election <*impaign and in the strug- France not all filled with breadlines and the as to how the voter can get on the been on heavy industry so far, the capitalist class. Hamilton Pish, one is French, but that it shadow On 191 members of the Communist Supreme gles conducted in Milwaukee that large of desperation is haunting ballot where the Party name and shoe industry can’t up with Party the of the bitterest enemies of the has a foreign-bom population, keep tire workers will listen to the pro- the working masses. It is the par- emblem has been denied the right the new demand for shoes. Court, of the Mikado have recently passed 'death .sentences, life imprison- working speaks great Italians. Germans, Poles especially. gram of struggle that the Commu- class, with ty which caters to that group of to appear, which Is the case here Big Cultural Activity. ment and other penalties amounting to a total of 1,000 years in the dun- friendliness of Norman Thomas. These all create special problems for Party . industry in geons of imperialist reaction. nist brings forward. the French Red Aid Section. heartless moguls of which Florida. “Here in Kiev, a city of about 700 - * » • You arc members of a party that 'Twenty Communists have been tortured to death and Oscar Belirandt, from Essen, 1n the is allowing grain to rot in elevators, Respectfully yours. 000 and. lam told, by no means the six has been hates the Soviet Union, that put produce to be fuel, driven insane. The health of scores of pr oner has been Negro workers and tenant Ruhr, spoke as the fraternal delegate burned as and E. D. L. cultural center of the country; and other broken Hindenburg into office, mur- • • * down by bad farmers ol the South have that from Red | the hording of millions of toms of yet it contains the following: five . food and bestial treatment. THE ders the German workers and peas- the German Aid. He was * ¦* 0 shown they respond to received, food, while 15,000.000 human beings museums, all fairly well attended, that will the ants, that is slaughtering as was Xavier Relecom, sec- EDITOR’S NOTE: In all states platform of the Communist Party. the work- retary of the are slowly starving on a ration the Party denied the Russian, Ukrainian, Jewish, Polish IN AN appeal to the world working class the Central Committee of the ers of Spain., that supports Japan- Belgian Red Aid Sec- j where was * Facing brutal capitalist terror they tion, with which comprises less than 75 cents to the ballot, and Gypsie theatres, as well as the Communist Party of Japan calls in the following words for support in ese imperialism. Now Elec- the singing of the “In- I right appear on are unafraid, and joining with the is the ternationale.’ Both worth of soup and bread each week. special stickers, with Russian and Jewish tropues that come the revolutionary struggle it leads, against imperialism, world imperialist tion Campaign you must take Behrandt and conforming white workers, have come out that of through Nero, looking on while Rome burn- the requirements of the law, down from Moscow, three or four war and for the defense of the Soviet Union: in step that will ally you Relecom told the carrying state struggle against the boss class and with the of ed. presents no more pic- Communist public libraries, a proletarian gar- “Comrades, in your revolutionary the October 10. International heartless have been printed for countries also tenor and oppression is raging the boss parties. More and workers of the world. Scottsboro Day ture than the spectacle of Hoover No the den where in the summer you can against the revolutionary workers. With more action of the Inter- voters. doubt worker us, in the Far East, in China, through the leadership of the Com- Vote the national Red Aid. protecting the few rich and greedy writing it will the neces- hear every evening a concert of in Formosa and Korea, you can lynching Communist? Vote for receive witness scenes in broad day- munist Party, they are learning capitalists, while millions starve. sary stickers from our Florida classical, operatic arid folk music. light, where revolutionary workers and peasants platform of the Communist Party. every- are murdered without that there is one Party that car- PAPERHANGERS VOTE FOR No self-respecting Neero could go organization. If not, then any News stands and book shops any court proceedings. But go Workers and fanners Negro we shall over to counter-action if wc are ries on the struggle in behalf of Ne- to the polls and vote an acceptance worker write in the name where and people buying too; in supported by a great movement in JOBLESS INSURANCE can people’s the whole world, by the pro- gro rights and against savage and while, vole the straight Com- of this half-portion of of the Party on the fact so tremendous has been the in- test of the proletariat against the BOSTON, American Communist international the imprisonment of mir (error, and that is Communist munist ticket; Vote Oct. 27.—Local Union citizenship with a crease in the reading public that the comrades, for the release of the for Foster 258, Papcrhangers clear conscience. ballot. our 191 comrades. We appeal to you pro- Party. 'Hie leadership of the Com- at Its regular THE DEMOCRATIC Pravda is refusing subscriptions be- letarians of the whole world to give your powerful and Ford. Vote for the state and meeting last In paper us aid in our struggle munist Party in Scottsboro case, Monday voted favor PARTY NEGROES AND A. F. OF L. cause there isn’t enough, to®, for the release of Japanese the of the victims of imperialism. in the Euel ("Or, Jones”) local candidates of the. Commu- federal unemployment Insurance If the party print all the Pravdas there is a de-( than Lee of Abraham Lincoln unions af- "We declare before the whole world that we are defending the So- case, and in rU the per- nist Party. Vote for the program and will send instructions to the has for Eleven international mand for. It is estimated that the! cases of failed three quarters of to American Federa- Pravda could viet Revolution in China., that we arc opposing with all our might secution of the Negro workers of of struggle of the Communist General Executive Board of the a century to the filiated the sell about live times f the Brotherhood of give Negro a tion of Labor deny membership to as many copies if it could Japanese colonization of Manchuria! this country, bringing the Negroes Painters, Paper- square deal in American life, cer- print them. Party. Join the Communist Party, hangers and of Negro workers either through pro- "Everybody gets along “We demand the immediate withdraw! of (he Japanese land and sea closer to the Communist Party as Decorators America tainly cannot a par- quite well your Party, the Party they we expect that In their constitutions or by somehow (the very forces from China! the only Party fighting for po- of the re- that should instruct the ap- ty the visions people here seem full pointed born in womb of chattel their rituals. They are the Boiler- healthy); it is a life, and • Wc declare that we are the deadly enemies of the imperialist war! litical, economic and social volutionary workers and farmers. delegates to the A. F. of L. In busy an equality to slavery and rocked the cradle makers, Machinists, Railway Car- interesting one. The spirit is very “We raise our protest against the white terror!” for the Negroes and for self-deter- convention favor and vote for of prejudices can be raised * racial men, Railway Clerks, Sleeping Car healthy. One rarely finds a * * mination for Negroes in FARMERS TAXES Unemployment Insurance. to bored or the the a place where it will grant com- Conductors, Masters, Mates and pessimistic person among young- Black Belt of the Worker the A MERICAN workers! Rally to the defense of the revolutionary -Japanese South. Although land values have fallen plete citizenship, with full econo- Pilots, Switchmen, Railway Mail er people or even among the middle- steadily in the last decade, taxes mic. and social and their Communist Party! Demand the release of all class war MUST BE BACKED BY political equality, Association. Wire Weavers, Rail- aged and elderly. have continued to climb. In most YOUNG WORKERS to the Negro. Nor docs the rec- prisoners! Workers organizations! Send pledges of solidarity to the Jap- ORGANIZATION way Telegraphers, and Commercial “Everyone is willing, in fact, eager, masses. Prote>t the states they absorb from 33 1-3 per More than half of the be- ord of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Telegrahers. anese financial and political aid of American capital- The and fanners who on youth to go to a new place or try some government, workers cent to 40 per cent of the net re- tween 16 19 years of age in Haiti and the record of John M. affiliated ist to the murderous campaign against the Japanese Com- November Bth will vote for the and Thirteen unions not new kind of work. That, as a matter munist Party and the turn of the farms. the U. S. were at work 1n 1920. Garner In Texas, justify even a the A. F. of L. have similar of fact, is one thing that, is working class! Communist platform and the Com- Tax levies with holding Stop shipment wore $1.43 per SIOO About two-thirds of tlie.se 4,000,000 belief that they will try. provisions, including the four rail- up progress the of arms and munitions Japan. * industrial a bit. The fact to Organize col- munist candidates must back this of the full * * for support of value of farm real es- young workers were boys, and one- Conductors, a job waiting lection the families of victims of Japanese imperialism! up with steps of organization. They road brotherhoods that there's everywhere .Strengthen the mass struggle tate in 1928; $1.46 in 1929; and third were girls. Numbers of young Democratic Party Is one of Locomotive Engineers, Locomotive and people go from one plane to against the attacks of the boas class in the ; must not only join the broad or- .$1 AO in 1930. The was an- United States and against their preparation rate $1.22 ip workers <*r«atlv jncrased FEavowed disfranchisement, of Firemen and Ewrinemep, end other every time they leal they wasA for imperialist war| ganisations sup- * of struggle thqt 1924 and 88 * cents in «spcc 1920, •pom for tywfetaqa tp Mm mfo ifcttrxwi tQatnsr n a chance.”