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liz. took piace. IT was ctarted by non-Conmunist vet- erauns who tooucht becauce of the economic depres- sion they vere entitlea to receive~g bonus riznt away. “orcow heard aLout it anc theNgommunist Veterans Organization wac called on the carpet ana they orpani: ed bonus marches of their own. They cane to Washineton, ovsted tne leritimate leacder- snip or thie bonurc marchers, seized covernment buildings, defied tne anthorities, and blooached took plece. They used the event for years arter- yards to bleacren the reputation of Fresident Hoover. We can sav that the Communicts eot their ercatect puch in the Imited States throeurh tyro Gevelcprients. One Gevelopucnt ig connected to the otnuer. The American Communists made their mreatect heagway in this country becauce of the attituae of the Kew veal end the organization of tne CIO. Even today, at late as luav, the Com- minicte claim that if tne Nev Deal policy were carried out by tne Trurain Aéeministration, tnrere would pe no trouble in tre United States, but the trouble is that ke cocs net follow the policy leic¢ domn by Roosevelt. The Commuiiste didn't nivaig gupport Roceevelt. At ihe btecinnine they rad sone ver, uclr yoree 40 £3, about the Nev peal and Rooecvelt angiallace. They called ‘wal- lece a Wall St. voy. meev said that conditions under Roosevelt Vers Soree than under Eocver, and toey caia teat MT See ROOecvelt cculéen't understana tre workine clagses. That wat the attitude of tre Comcuniste at one time tozard tne New Deal. mnen in Moseov. the policy Fas chanced in 15. Horcoy deciced that the American Communists who haprenec to be in Moeco.. at tnat time should co back to the New Deal. Snat wae Gone. Ferhaps in that geal woe the refvit of Ruegian recornition bv the American governulcit. In that agreement of recocnition, Litvinoff promisec not to inter- fere in the internal affairs of the American aovermicnt. We hac a preee contcrence to tnat effect. He answered questions in a general way. The American Cormunict Party cot frightenec. The; didn't like the {dea that Litvinorf promised that the Soviet government woulc not interfere ith the affairs of the ‘American Government, £o a conference wae called. Tre party complainec to the CGFU chief,in New York. Ee arranged 2 con- ference witbhtitvinorf. Freeent at the conicrence war the chief, Litvinof:, and the leacerse oi the