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, peracrephe which he requarted inserted An the records . . Paid € — — * 1 a: CAP RBS (Foster « ireot) BT 100-81762 (m&. 9/20/49) tends to @istert the purpose of Ghe artiele. This is significant because it fa precisely what the frosecutian mas deer. dolar with their pelisy. The living part f ¢he policy has been ignorod and not include? dn these hearings, Fe acid ha bad pot beer asked m single question about the Party's policy by the Prosecution, .~ .t (m. 14,648) FOL IER referred to the quotation, point 26, froa Da¥HIs’ article, “the Role of the CP in the Present Fituation” and said he desired to direct attention te trs pararraphs to chow the distortion that la made by the sitation of this peras graph alone. Re read, "Fer a people's roverrmant that will advance the question of peace, security and dencorecyt Por on eaticinperielist, antismonopoly people s government? . "Arat is projeeted in this sloraz, ait should be made alear, isa politinas @dvjeetive that rvflects the mited front proprem which fe bringing into pe broad. @oalition all the anti-demosratie and anti-ixperlalist roress fucludier the present | third party soveent. Sveh es people's goverment ap hore projected, in terns af American roalities today, as repards det: the objective facters and tha foraee - eonprisins the people's eoalition and third party movement, would not be of the level of development ef the new people's dxsocractes in Evrope, fer such & roverneent on the american sense in the danetiate perloc would set fteclf as tie muin immediate task the drastie eurbing of the monopeliss but its political level would not yet present it with tho task of brecking the rule of the monopolies and therety effecting the trareition to Soclalian.* FOSTL: sold thet it wae the intent ef these classics, aa shown in theses paragraphs, te produce the policy that is tneorperated dn these two Z “yt = a a2) . ime 4 tr. 14, 2647) Fos TR admitted writiz: the artiele “om the ‘thecretionl York ef | the Party” appearing in the April, 1049 Lssue of "Political Affairs", pare 519 te. 326. Me said be wrote this artiole as etairean of the CP, (A and thet it deals | with the theorwtical work of the Party in the principles of Marxism-Leninisx, It explains the position ef the CP, tA in respect to the teaching, Stufy, advoossy and application ef the principles of Marziea-Loninisa by the CP, USA, FOSTER sald that they took the position that BnouDcR bad fercotten or abandoned Als Marxian, He forgot that a capitalist is a oapiteliat and is interested in securing as great profite as he can. FOSTER said that with regard to BFOIDER he made the point thet the study of Varxism would prevent the Party from making these mistakes in the future and that it is prec teely in the avery day Polistes that ‘ solid sroundine of Marxice nie vee os aw TE PMs . any = ~ hye’ yt ae - . Tas in. 14,648) os Tee stated eat the “artiote o explaine ond pute in 5 propor ‘eontext the quotation on page 32) set forth in point 67, Fe said, however, that acain they have the sare tendency to single out #11 references to Marx, Engels, Lenin | and Stalin and to icnore eorpletely the purpose fer whieh those people are stuiied, nazely te work out practical policies to meet the conditions of the workers ani the people hore and now in the United States.