The Daily Worker Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 3

DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, ARMS, SEIZED IN | VIENNA, BOUND FOR BUDAPEST Is Proof That Balkans Prepare War VIENNA, Dec. 16,—That the shipment of machine gun. parts and munitions intended for Budapest and probably sent by the Italian government, discovered by Vienna workmen Saturday, was meant for noné*other than Bethlen, premier of Hungary, was established after Bethlen had rushed to Vienna from Lugana where he is engaged in try- ing to negotiate another loan for his fascist regime thru the League of Nations, It was announced that the arms were intended for Bethlen’s clique,| who are reported to be preparing coup d’etat for the Archduke Al- brecht whom they support for the throne. It was revealed here by an unofficial investigation that two other shipments were made. pr viously this month by General Reu ters, former aide-de-camp of the| late emperor of Austria-Hungary, and Nicholas Kemenov, who was) chief engineer at the great Weiss| arms works at Osepel. The name| of the consignee is given as the} Mobil Forwarding Company, at Budapest. When the arms were first discov-| ered the Austrian authorities tried | to belittle the matter and the charge was made that an engineering firm in Vienna had sent the arms. This | firm, however, proved that the) name was a forgery and that they had not sent the munitions. It is generally knowh that a con-| siderable amount of arms had been smuggled into Hungary with the i terior and the Indian Bureau. which have been found rich in oil, have been stolen outright. original inhabitants of this country. A systematic. policy of merciless exploitation and legalized robbery is practiced against the Indians in the Indian reservations of this country by the United States government thru its Department of In- Indians are being starved and kept in virtual slavery, while their lunds, By allowing groups of Indian chiefs such as are shown above to parade in tribal costume and engage in harmless pow-pows, the govern- ment strives to create the impression that all is well and conceals its monstrous crimes against the |fair at St. Gothard last January} * when machine gun parts were dis. Miners, Lumbermen covered bound for Hungary under Suffer, States Aid the cover of “map-making instru- ments,” arms have been shipped un- der various names and deceptive de- scriptions, Bethlen has attempted to white- wash the affair by announcing that| write insurance for certain hazard- the shipment was faked and was| |only meant to blacken the reputa- tion of Hungary so that it could not} get the loan it is negotiating for. But this affair, as the previous| ones, indicate that arms find easy; transport thru the Balkans and that} | Hungary is being steadily supplied) with munitions and armaments thru} secret sources, among them Italy,| in preparation for a definite war| WASHINGTON (By Mail).—The |ous industries, such as coal mining | compensation for many workers in these industries. powerful insurance companies are said to have influence over the state | enact boards. MELBOURNE, Australia GAS KILLS FAMILY OF FIVE EDINBURG, Tex. (By Mail).— Mr, and Mrs. Alonzo Boutwell and | public, has turned out to be a fraud. for the aid of the knowledge of Bethlen and Austrian authorities. Since the similar af- their three children were suffo-|Money was misappropriated by the cated here by gas. officials of the buffet, Insurance Companies | |Many Workers Face Unemployment EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio refusal of insurance companies to | Mail.) Twenty pottery plants have been combined here, forming biggest merger in the history cf this | The value of the plants | and sawmilling, has resulted in no jis said to be over $15,000,000, Thou- injured |sands of pottery workers face the | The |loss of their jobs due to the com- industry. bine. YELLOW DOG FOR SCABS ee Spree CHICAGO (By Mail).—A yellow JOBLESS “CHARITY” A FRAUD | dog contract has been forced on the| extension of the International Tele. (By | scabs in the plant of the Olsen Rug | phone and Telegraph system within move, |Mail)—The Workless Winter Buf-/ Co. whose operating engineers are |fet, a so-called “charitable” society |on strike against the 12-hour day. unemployed, | The union scale is $48 for 48 hours. | |which has collected funds from the | Olsen pays $41 for 84 hours. Organize the ganize new wu ized industries: norganized! in Big Pottery Merger Or- in the unorgan- 1928 ‘U.S. COMPLETES | GABLE CONTROL IN ARGENTINA Wall St. Wire Net to Combat British New Rocket Car Attains Terrific Speed NEW YORK, Dee. extension of Ame control over the commur tems of S in the America is reve: ement that the Telephone and rporation is mn for the purchase from an concern of the United R The new rocket car will, when perfected, be able to attain a Welephoné Com 1 speed of 150 miles an hour and more with perfect saf according telephone system in Bu nos to Herr Volkhart, Berlin inventor. Of course, such a car, whateve d four Argentine provinces. its other functions, will certai be put to gooc ¢ in an imperial quisition of this company will com-| war. Photo shows the inventor i | plete the control of American cap a x | 7 ations i n 1 ‘ought up in connectior tal over the national and inte Teapot Dome Oil Case P i mal telephone systems of Ch reentina and Urugu “Revived” to Kid the vestigat }- The International Telephone and Public Along a Little West to hold the offi of secretar, Telegraph Company already has of the interior, be of his as control of the Chile Telephone Com- i pee, ee sociations ‘with the Insull power ir pany, the Compania Telefonia Ar-| The trial of Albert Fall, former |terests, and his leasing of “Teapot gentina and two telephone com-/Stafting secretary of the interior, in| Dome” oil lands. (By panies in Uruguay, as well as the|Connection with the Teapot Dome * R - the | 10g distance lines connecting these cil scandal, is again about to disturb) oy, paso, Tex., Dec. 4 (UR).—A countries. It is also associated |‘"e Peace of Mashing! Be ble |ttip to Washington for a trial on with the telephone company of Past four years Pall has been able bribery charges growing out of oil Southern Brazil. tokeyaid hiss tal by telening sich- | seats aoring the: Harding ‘admini: It is announced that within a/Ress being busy, and having good ion would be fatal for Albert B. in- tra ds, while Sinclair was acquitted at the same time on the usual sort of technicality. short time Chile and Argentina will | be connected by wireless telephone , former secretary of the or, in the opinion of Fall’s ph; —under American control — with cians, Europe and North America. | Colonel William Donovan, assist- ne Renee! Acquisition of this South Amer-| ant attorney general, and spoken of COMBINE FOR HIGH FEES ican property is the second large |as the next head of the government’s) BOSTON (By Mail).—An organ- legal department, is making a grand- and play with this fake fraud and conspiracy suit. The Fall case was ization known as the Arlington Doc- tors’ Club is charged with setting a high schedule of medical fees in Arlington and Lexington Count Every doctor in the two count in the club, a year. Last June this company) took control of the Postal-Telegraph Si and Commercial Cables system, with| panies in Spain, Porto Rico, Cuba an extensive net-work of ocean ca-|and Mexico, and with the All-| bles and land wires in the United! America Cable Company, controll- | States. This corporation also has| ing cables between North and Cen-| connections with telephone com-|tral and South America. | The Workers (Communist) Party fights for the organization of th Pare THES three ahs CABLE AND MAIL FROM ‘SPECIAL ‘CORRESPONDENTS HOOVER CHEERS © | IROGOYEN ARMY. IN ARGENTINE -. Anproves Pr sidentis Dictatorship Plan* Page One os bid for his sepport,| ionary landlord gnd iance against Ta- ive business are made thru proposed nd other far- . S. interests. offering good invest: oreign capital, with’ plenty cone ions. ieee © Builds Army. ” Since Irogoyen can no longer - t on a uni arty or popular apport, he shows and is eneoutas © ged by the r g classes to develop: nal ambitions for a military, d p, which would solve somef f the contradictions of his positon, He has appointed the brutal reaes) tionary General Dellepiane headvot | the army, an admiral head of,thee ministry of the navy, and putcthe fascist head of the armed fire corps’ ® in as chief of police of Buenos Aires; "~ the city which contains a quarter of the population of Argentina. It was these officers Hoover spent his time congratulating. The paper, Acanagua, of the “As sociation of American Concord,” published yesterday a dispatch laud- ing Hoover, lrogoyen, and the Amer- ican hireling, President Leguia of Peru as the three greatest leaders of the world. “Those who condemn Leguia for his wise and well-inspired leanings toward the United States, are mak- ing a deplorable mistake. Irogoyen and Leguia know perfectly well how and whence and whither they are / tinued f arth unorganized workers. journeying. i Anniversary—Daily Worker Fifth Anniversary Celebrations~—. Special Birthday Edition - 500, 000 Copies | To Be Distributed. Put Your Name on This List of GREETINGS! to the —- NEW YORK on Jan.5 Manhattan Opera House, 34th St., West of 8th Avenue e Thousands of Workers Are Greeting the Daily Worker SEND IN YOUR GREETING—TODAY! Hundreds of Workers Organizations Are Hailing the Daily Worker IS YOUR ORGANIZATION AMONGST THEM? If Not--ACT AT ONCE! SEND IN A GREETING! HELP THE DAILY WORKER! 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