The Daily Worker Newspaper, July 20, 1927, Page 3

————— BARS “. SHADOWS, The Prison | Poems | Ralph Chaplin A COLLECTION of | splendid work- | ing class verse writ- ten by Ralph Chap- } lin while a political | S BOSTON, July 19, (INS).—The ures have been taken against lodges! hunger strike of Nicola Sacco and and other middle-class societies. The! Bartolomeo Vanzetti, convicted of! radical workers are endeavoring to| murder and sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of August 10, | torious governments in the world war, who really rule did not have any effect upon the in- + capitalize the discontent of large se tions of the population for a mov ment against the dictator. | ves’ So dangerous is the situation that|ernor Alvan T. Fuller and the special the official announcement of the | advisory committee, appointed by the resignation has been held up until a chief executive. successor has been appointed. As usual the conferences were be-| hind closed doors and the witnesses | igations of their cases by Gov-| Lauch Bronx Ferries. is also chancellor of Austria, head of the cabinet, and intrus of suppressing its workers. ed by the cn Mussolini Gloats Over | Austria, with the task Liberties of Italians | Buried Under Fascism | ROME, July 19.—Mussolini, in his | preface to the resolutions of the! Grand Council of Fascismo, now col-| | lected in book form, terms it the “book prisoner in Leaven-|_ Fitting ceremonies marked worth penitentiary | launching today of two new: ferry- igen Fae Or thel boats which will be used to connect 1. Ww. W. | the Bronx with Harts Island, North | | Brothers Island and Riker’s Island. About two hundred city officials and | Paper, 50 cents the | cussions, declined to comment upon their dis- * * * Hunger Strike Against Secrecy. (By Federated Press). | BOSTON, July 19, (FP).—Saceo (Continued from Page One) |We respectfully suggest to the Hun- | of our faith” and: calls upon every ing to work from the bottom up he is hard put for cash. This situation jis particularly embarrassing for ajhim to pay the Archdu fellow like Leopold who was used to a high standard of living before his Garni Mieiater tn. ington |f@scist to use it as the “infallible! |that it would be a decent thing for/Compass of their every activity.” | s passage| The collected resolutions cover a| {period of four years, from the first | chduke fight | sitting of the Grand Council in Jan- ce with some of the Vande | How devil can ar i Page Three | . CALL FOR “WAR AGAINST THE WAR!” Peasants Beg Aid to : e ~ . BUFFALO, N. Y., (By Mail)—)but this is only preliminary to the| Stay Tall of Famine e Workers of Buffalo joined the “War|new war that is being developed} \ Against the New War” campaign of| against the Soviet Union, the open | cine li mil @ the Workers (Communist Party at/ hostilities of which were actually in- ‘When in 1921 the Russi teoie ) a gathering addressed here by J.| augurated with the assassination of | bovat called Span Gwe of the F Louis Engdahl, editor of The DAILY | Peter L. Voikov, the Soviet Ambassa- | ere é and: by. the: International | WORKER, who has just returned|dor to Poland, who was shot down | | Worl ; Relief ow taal toe east < from the Soviet Union. on the. platform of the railroad sta-} Laat disdain anne iow dollaxs ty % oO 4 This was the sixth gathering of|tion at Warsaw. ef 73 - 5 Wa I$ 3 | this kind that Engdahl has addressed! Engdahl pointed out that while a} sible cevbluliohity.. worl \ * t recently, the others being held at| host of British spies and provocative | aaa af th : Unive | S/ C4 i Boston and Worcester, Mass.; at| agents were operating against the | “Slip cae es f eck acl ft a) Vy o. Philadelphia and _ Pittsburgh, in| Soviet Union, the international bank- | dn evety country of the globe the Jae, ae Pennsylvania, and Cleveland,'Ohio. _| ers of' Wall Street were busy in their} workers formed relief organizations in “ee “One of the big dangers in the face | way making loans to the fascist bor- pone of car id supported of ‘The New War Danger’ is that the | ders states along the western frontier! the Russiar ary my—| a) CC clea oe American working class may lull it-|of the Workers’ Republic, He cited| workers and peasants—and today ten This is what the self into inactivity in the belief that | the financial aid recently given the after the mer luuon, spat coun- Los Angeles there is no war danger,” said Eng-!Pilsudski reaction in Poland, the > ‘ " * Py s i bulwark for the pro- . " dah), “Thid is the worst kind of a|catgpaw of the world feaction, James Austrian troops in the Vienna garrison, which refused to fire on the angry masses who attacked tection of the entire working class the troops call } daleainna’ ! Campbell, member of the Moulders’ | police and the palace of justice, have been replaced by troops from outlying garrisons. The above world over. i Engdahl pointed out that war is ac-| Union, and delegate to the Buffalo| ete begat pris President, Dr. Michael Hainisch, with the Minister of War, Herr Vangoin, Unfetter China. the Daily Worker. tually being carried on at the present | Central Labor Council, acted as chair- ecting Vienna troops. Imperialism is again preparine to time against Nicaragua and China, man. aa GAS TE RTE ee at Ronee er titie a se ap Wai tick sy Hala a as tend When a bundle of ae te eee Pie ea Ge et ony: AUSTRIA’S CLERICAL CH: |China is the center of attraction— aily Workers THE DRUJELOVSKY CASE | Three Million Roubles of | |through China me blood sucking vul- es sf fat te ame | | ae a ; jtures of capitalism and imperialism strikes into e sre vRR UATE Ee: | . | Bue § ‘ MOSCOW, July 5 (By Mail). —) In the middle of 1925, a Rettinger,| Orders Given to France; | jhope to reach at the heart of Soviet es iu Qn the 8th of July, the Military Di-}an agent of the Polish intelligence | Rant). where a Semis nue tn chats midst of a group-of vision of the Supreme Court, in Mos-| service at Berlin, proposed to Dru- | of slavery were broken an he death i Sia cow, there began the hearing of the| jelovsky that he should compose a Once Meant for England | earn ee Aaaan proagtneed wol kers, whose 4 ease of Drujelovsky, the notorious| forged document as to the railway _—_—_— | | China today faces the alternative, : Yorger, against whom was preferred] catastrophe in the Danzig corridor | I NGRAD, (BY MAIL)— | | either to be a free race of Chinese minds have been th: charge that while in the service| having been caused by German com-|| July 4.—The Leningrad industry | | people, governing their own land, or closed by years-of %f the Second Section of the Polish| munists. This document Drujelovs-|] transferred to France a series of || | remain miserable slaves of capitalist boda . Geueral Staff he was engaged in es-|ky could not prepare in time as he|] orders for a sum of three million | jexploitation. China is fighting, mil buneombe from ifmage against USSR and that he| was arrested by the Berlin police. He|] roubles which it was intended to || |lions of workers and peasants have oa nad been commissioned by secret in-| was released at the request of the|| place in England. Orders have | | taken up arms. Their cry is down| the columns of the t teiligence service of foreign states to| Bulgarian minister Popoff, but was|} been placed with French firms for | with capitalism and imperialism, away | aie ) compose for them false forged docu-| soon re-arrested and kept in jail un-|| electro-technical equipment, red jwith exploitation—China for the capitalist press, ments allegedly belonging the Soviet} til November, 1925, when he was re-|| metals, instruments ete. French | Chinese—Long live the Workers’ and - sovernment and Comintern and liable | leased and told to leave Prussia, end|| firms are granting the Soviet or- || | Peasants’ _Government—Equality of they have all the i %o cause the rupture of treaties andj of June, 1926, Drujelovsky illegally|| ganizations the necessary credits. pportunities and justice, Bh : f fliplomatic relations entered into with| crossed the Soviet frontier and was | | Weapon of Starvation. stimulating and | USSR. arrested by the State Political De-} * Pa) | | Starvation is a favored we. € j 7 Deng cereriey doom aoe ed As. Sn ee tbe ae Commission | |eseseteny, sin anicioucager ate or explosive powerof a | My in 1919, Drujelovsky illegally rujelovsky confessed his guilt in f i hi ; : Oa ai | x47 t Zrom there was sent into Yudenitch’s | Pointing 7 bldg that in the compo-| (Continued from Page One) | |friend of working class emancipation ! army. After the latter had been|Sition of forged documents he was ; | must rally to the su t of the rev: finely defeated, Drujelovsky entered| nly a technical executor while the| saereaey of the Sy ae | ietionaey. ney of China, Sail aa. tay Se service of the Second Section of| Teal authors of the forged documents | decision and was greeted by little cae i echo eee | we ag eas) Bae td ea were the governments which were | Short of cheers, i oe s 1921 when capitalism was de- 4 ed various secret, tasks imposed by conducting and organized anti-Soviet rome Against Defendants. | fate ie war ee Seaton i 4 928 .| campaign. e advisory commission is dead set ke = ie =revolu Penery, = : | HARV cele Ge ei Me he —— against Sacco and Vanzetti. Grant, os, Een) ond army e ee Conser vative B Aen ‘ ae the two by four politician-author, |depend upon the workers and lovers : ‘ 1 Sia f f d . . y ze 5 € ne eas ) poe oLmanzed eae iBrep: H was convinced from the start that the of freedom of all countries to supply | and anti labor id | ese nee Gal} to Nbenth af “VRHOUS [ “investigation” was unnecessary. His | |them with the means that will stop | are blown up | intelligence services but even to am- mind was made up before the first | ne hleeding Of their wounds and the | 5 : OS eae oss dav anveas Thos, thé ® ' witness had been heard. And Stratton jhunger of the children, women and | like so much debris i ors and yar Ss, \ teeet | Ati | fighters of the revolution. Long live | Bulgarian minister at Berlin, Popoff, and Lowell, both university heads tie! wankers’ oe | . i: Stee diiten addreaded Mnlmbcl? to dune | with heavy endowments to raise, have ie ee ee eee after an explosion, | jelovsky with various orders. One| |to think of where the money would | | Si1p, over that of capitalism. s | a i te dheue. ordain: was, tie “Cumbotoaite| : . come from if they decided in favor of | + ee: he fea i ist Workers’ Aid, In the drive for | letter of instructions” which, for all| BSIZIS IS 0S | justice for two “reds.” Already Har-| _ Pne: only ae class organization ary | its patently gross forgery figured as| | vard has lost money, it is reported, be- | jin America, calls upon all who be- Five Thousand 4 one of the genuine “documents” in| A |cause members of the law faculty have lieve in the cause for which the Chi- New Readers | the judging of the case of the blowing} MADRID, July 19—Jose Calvo | been unduly favorable toward mere | pees: gveeys are aeae| h A ; : peat : x i kane g to immediately send every dollar! , 4 up of the cathedral at Sophia. The| Sotelo, minister of finance in the fas-| justice. | aera ree iT | or the | same documents were presented as|cist cabinet of Primo De Revera,.re-| When his decision is made public wey can Possibly spare to the 1. W.| : A | genuine to the Council of Ambassa-jsigned office today, because of the condemning Sacco and Vanzetti either a eae headquarters, 1553 w. Daily Worker | dors in Paris and thanks to this the} stringent financial condition of the|to burn or rot, Fuller will of course ea re St Chicago, from where it “ 3 || Bulgarian government obtained per-| government which is facing a crisis.) have a smug little statement ready pate 2 torwarded through the Central we have in mind {| mission to increase its armed forces.|Taxes have enormously increased un-|for the press. With all its polite | re tage of the W. I. R. to Mme. Dr. lanti f F der the bloody and extravagant re-| phraseology, it had might as well (oe be: ae bar ee of the relief] the planting o gime of the bandits and the small| read: “Turn on the juice, boys, while foe 2 fevelutionary arity in j Py S a bourgeoisie are complaining about We sing the Star Spangled Banner.” ae | thousand of such j their lot as victims of the rapacity of 7 + * | NATION EAL, SEND YouR Do-|B sticks, of { the government. Repressive meas- | ah a AX: | 4 ‘mental dynamite in the minds of workers throughout the country. FE The resulting explosions will rock the structure of -. i" ;: friends hopped on the wrong band-/if he does not want to fight in an{uary, 1923, to April? 1927, and pur- prominent citizens of upper Man-| and Vanzetti\are starving themselves wagon in a world war. jalley or go to Cicero, Illinois? But/| port to show the gradual evolution of hattan and the Bronx were gathered | ‘° cheat the electric chair. The two ‘ <‘ . «= oven a brave archduke Cloth’... $1.00 capitalist society Verse Cloth, $3.00 The DAILY WORKER PUB. CO. 33 First Street New York, N. Y. Relief from the ‘heat came yester- | day, but it is only temporary, ac- cording to the weather bureau, which predicted rising temperatures today. | Seven more deaths occured before | the mercury took a drop, increasing | the toll for the week to 85. OOD print- ing of all description at a fair price. Let us estimate on your work, cACTIVE PRESS OS SRP Os te) OR oY 33 FIRST STREET NEW YORK Telephone ORCHARD | | ‘starve to death first.” told to the governor in secret hear- ings. Defense attorney William G. Thompson is not given the names of witnesses appearing before Fuller nor has he been invited to argue his case, Hostile to Defense. Defense witnesses before Fuller and | $ |his advisors have been received with| one of the Vanderbilt girls which) marine and bury | little-concealed hostility. Mrs. Le’s B. Rantoul, grand-daughter of James Russell Lowell found Fuller appar- ently accepting the discredited state’s witnesses. He threw the prosecu- tion’s arguments to her—those based on testimony of Lola Andrews, who repudiated her testimony, denied her repudiation later, and repeated re- pudiation and denial of it again. Ignore Editor of “Life.” Robert Benchley, dramatic editor of Life, was challenged by Fuller to show where in the record the trial was unfair. Benchley thought he had been called because of his affidavit on Judge Webster Thayer’s prejudice against Sacco and Vanzetti. But he was not asked about that. Fuller scornfully told 21-year-old Beltrando Brini, Boston University student, “your parents taught you the story.” Brini was the 14-year-old Plymouth boy who assisted Vanzetti sell eels the Christmas Eve of the Bridgewater crime for which Vanzet- tie got 12-15 years, The electric chair for a crime which they insist they did not commit? Fa 4 say Sacco @nd Vanzetti, ° - | want to turn the embassy into a re-| slaughtering jobs ever pulled off out- {lay station for funds for the aristo-!side of Chicago stockyards was the leratic dead beat. This angered the} butchering of two or three hundred |archduke very much twho retorted! Nicaraguans by American marines | that the count was only a lackey in, and aviators with only one man killed {his family before the revolution. He|on the American side. This is cause {might have added that this former! for national congratulation. Why not lackey had sense enough to marry| bring back the body of the dead | makes. it possible for him to be a! unknown soldier r minister and entertain without havy-| gua must be punished for such an in- ing to perform menial tasks in a} sult. The idea of a group of “out- studio, ” * ” | laws"—that’s what our M Kellogg e iy at ¥ | called them—daring to insist on the IN receipt or the minister's ud iggle h to live in their own country! gram the archduke grew as V10-/ Such impertinence must be punished. lent as a hungry aristocrat could) What of it if one of our reasons for grow under the circumstances. It iS} poing to war with Germ wah to | bad enough to be refused a loan or dofend the 1 P datermitinc | hampered in its pursuit by anybody, | tion for sma | but to be treated with contumely by! |a former butler in your family is ny I nations HEN the king of England goes to for , cotland to shoot grouse he is Poe reaey , unbearably Wy nat wis a driven in a wheel chair to the hunt- | You expect, an aristockat to do? Let) ing grounds, and the fat lazy, bird | the archduke speak for hims re prodded into a semblance * * * eS tivity. Between cocktails “I received today your offending tele-| halls his majesty takes shots at the of a gram, It is difficult for me to|birds. Outside of the casualties | answer it because you were before} among the Scotch—chief! of the the war only a lackey of my family.) highball clan—the dead are all fowl. | But I will say that a duel can be| The king is not taking any chances fighting glove.”. Thus spaketh the} duct of the American marines in States since the practise is almost as| safety the action of the famous yokel hazardous here as publishing an in-/from Tennessee, captain Alvin York,| telligent ard And he has no money|who single-handed captured a Ger- which to pay his passage to|man battery and put a regipent to 8, . the sword. him alongside the| Sur Vicara- | nd high-| | arranged and I slap in your face my} but compared to the cowardly con-| jmurdered and harried the workers jand burned and pillaged their homes, {newspapers and_ social clubs, and} forced them into the fascist unions | jat the point of the bayonet. The fas- |cist militia, he says, literally signed the death nt of the old liberal] democrat form of government, | | “which fascismo has buried forever.” | He boasts that “the twentieth cen- | tury in Italy will be known by only} one name—Fascismo,” but neglects to jadd that this name will stand for | a bloody terror and repression that |has never been surpassed in history since the days of Nero, and that it| ll be remembered with hate and ex- ecration long after the puny Duce will have been swept into the limbo ivion by the onward march of the Italian workers toward economic |freedom and liberty. of ob A number of Westchester residents were being held today for further {hearing July 21st on charges of vio- £ Volstead act. All were late yesterday before | United States Commissioner Garrett} Cotter in the Federal Court. \; “LADY WANTED |) | To do light office work in a South-| archduke. But his troubles are not| butchering almost unarmed Nicava. | nearly over. The poor fellow cannot| guans the king's diversion equals in| | very well fight a duel in the United’ bravery and disregard for personal | jern City. Write Box 1, clo Daily 33 First Street, New York, aed WE ‘ker, : does not care | the fascist doctrine and the building | A i A a at the foot of Twenty-third street, | tafian workers believe their doom is HE archduke not being able to hold| to fight when the ae are oil opt the fascist state. to its very roots, K - ) Brooklyn, to watch Mrs. Alfred .|5°M0Q protesting against the|.. is own with plebian artists in| ##@i st ie relecba Eat aie iin | Mussolini’s preface is full of para-| It will crack the Edited by Manuel popgniee: of feat be christen seereon oh einch Catamce ‘Alvan | Hollywood decided to make a touch, Wan tie de igi a te ° ia a rer drivel eve aed an Gomez the “Greenwic! jillage,” and Mrs. | > aa CO ace tlee we his incuive, |He wired the Hungarian minister at near ts ne aha poate of Fascismo” built upon the ashes of 7 } } —10 cents “Astech if steko, eb = the Pres! Nes mer ie ae ounaie potty | Washington, with the request that} inh Sia 3) silly etal Rpg regime. He} oF acces bi s dent of the Board o: lermen, | a tiie ‘ 8 | the latter assist him in getting a loan, A* TR glorious victory can |rightly attributes the capture of itali ture MAY DAYS christen the “Mott Haven.” denying see 5 eDRD EE Ge rate |from Hungarian friends in New York.)** chalked up to the credit of our) power by the fascist party to the or-| of capita ist cut Raumancotiewe| oe a est Ps ates ha wateneha bane minister replied that he did not| gallant marines. One of the neatest| ganization of the fascist militia, which and open the Masses - Liberator Relief From Heat. i : = ee way for the ideas which will eventually free humanity from the yoke of capitalism. AS Are you doing your share to explode the cobwebs with mental dynamite, Are you doing your share to spread the Daily Worker in the drive for Five Thousand New Readers,