The Daily Worker Newspaper, July 3, 1926, Page 6

eee ANE : \ é Page Six THE DAILY WORKER red eet. SELES TPR CR OTR BEES aE ’ uf ie 4 ee ea ae SOME OF THE WEEK'S NEWS IN PICTURES - - - - ul rr rn rene CO, BLESS aes oe LOYAL. FRIEND = ae SENATOR ee CAMEROV (ee eee ae Mes HELEN DASU is only one wgieiaipenaaiireskiuipuipieiaiias , . of thousands of immigrants w se CAPITALIST COLLEGES—like Yale, Harvard, Prince- for the colleges to receive outside subsidies, It is precisely who sell their last posses- our IN ‘ARIZONA—the farmers have adopted the’ old {their supposed friend, Senator Cameron, because he had ton, etc., make an annual feature of their graduation day these subsidies that make higher education in the United sions to come tot the S. ‘practice of hanging in effigy those politicians that don’t |the political forethought to introduce a bill for. his con- exercises the giving of “honorary degrees” to “distin- States “goose-step” education. Above is a group of men only to be turned’Mway again * suit them, As the result of a ruling made by Secretary of |stituents. These Arizona farmers will soon learn that guished men.” The best part of the “distinguished men” receiving such degrees from Princeton, Who should be at Ellis Island. More than a } the Interior Work against a district irrigation project on | instead of hanging old party politicians in effigy, they will are bankers, corporation lawyersgand politicians. The the first in line but Banker Owen D, Young, Dawes’ pal half million’ were'denied ad- | the’ Verde River, Arizona; indignant homesteaders hung |get better results by organizing a party of their own, basis for the giving of honorary degrees is the necessity | in putting over the Dawes Plan. mission last year, * him in effigy. At the same time they hung a sign extolling ee President Moscicki and Premier Bartel. Pilsudski, assisted by the ~ other two, now holds the reigns of power in Poland. For a time Pil- sudski had a portion Of the working class with him because they thought he was against the big capitalists and landlords. it has e become plain now however, that Pilsudski fs a better tool of the big 2 interests than any previous Polish ruler, Hexhas refused to release ® the thausands of working class prisoners and shot Polish strikers, BIG THREE IN POLAND—Left to right: Marshall Pilsudski, q PRIMO RIVERA’S—fasclst dictatorship in ship possible to become divided. General Spain is already beginning to crumble. The “Butcher” Weyler, shown on the right, was bad economic condition of the country, the one of the members of the military caste re- costly Riff war and the division between the cently arrested and charged with plotting to industrial northern part of the. country and overthrow the Rivera directorate. Rivera is the aristocratic South has caused even’ the in the upper corner, A crowd is shown in a military “junta” that made the new dictator- Madrid street eager for news of the plot. IT TAKES GREAT POWER the get a trans-Atlantic liner started on ite» way across the sea. Here is shown only a part of a fleet of tugs necessary to get the S. S. Majestic’s nose pointed towards England. While the hands on these tugs are working hard over the hawsers and boilers, first- TWO DIED IN THIS CRASH—Between an automobile and a” train, The figures for deaths in such wrecks is going up every year, Engineers and firemen pay with their lives when careless * motorists, very often babbits out on a spree, ignore trains at class passengers are sitting down in the luxurious salon to a meal that costs almost a weeks’ wages for a sailor. But the tug- men in New York harbor are organized and when their interests demand it they can stop the little boats—then the big ones can’t move, THREE YEARS IN ARCTIC—is Emile FINGER-PRINTING — and Sequier’s object. He has just left on the Rene identification is becoming an Bellot with a party of explorers who plan to industry. Miss Clara Parsons is stay that long in the farthest’north for study expected to head “the Central and exploration. The frigid zone will soon be Identification Bureau goon to be well populated with scientists and explorers. established in New York, Fin- If they find gold, coal, ofl, etc. it will be popu- ger-printing is one of the staple lated with workers. methods of industrial black-list. LATEST OF MUSSI—The Italian dictator, Mussolini, is shown here in his latest photo with the King of Italy. They are looking over an experimental farm, The fascist government has just completed the enactment of more drastic ‘laws preventing workers from going on strike and adding one hour to thé workday. At the same time Mussolini has been. talking about “equal” dealing with both “capital” and “labor.” Italian workers are no longer fooled by Mussolini, Only military autocracy prevents a workers’ rebellion, NEW_ RAILROAD TARIFF COMMIS. “MEDIATOR” — The} SIONER—Shermin J, LorD ‘ROTHSCHILD—Ono of the richest mén in Europe and also appointment of Carl [Lowell of New York ah, one of England's leading imperialists has made a conditional offer of ions Sh i ‘ Williams of Oklahoma | has been named by / $5,000,000 to Dr. Chaim Weisman, right, for use in the establishment ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS—spend the best part of their time at play to the Railway Media-| Coolidge to the Tarift| | # 4 of Palestine as 4 home for the Jews, The conditions have not been with horses and dogs. A group of blue-bloods are seen here crossing the tion Board by Coolidge Commission. The busi- made known but it is safe to guess that they are made in a way to ness of this body is to set the geet of 8, on imports bind Palestine to British imperialism more than it is now, \ to this country to protect American manufacturers and 1s getting great support from Jewish sonitalietas the world (tel from foreign competition. not such good support from seria reptie"wow look much more 4 ot Rew autonomous Jewish Y “now ‘part ¢ Hammersmith bridge on a “tally-ho” party, A good many of these idlers draw their incomes from royalties and way-leaves that coal operators pay for the privilege of mining on their land, The miners have been forced to against @ reduction of pay and a lengthening of hours, y completes the personel of the body that ts supposed to the means of avold- ing strikes on’ the railways. by rail owners are enthuslastie over.the few plan. } )