The Daily Worker Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 3

\, f DAILY WORKER. NEW RULER MASSES ALL TROOPS IN MECCA REGION Largest “Tribes Are Involved JERSSALEM, Dec. 18.—A wide- spread revolt is expected to embroil tribes in Trans-Jordan because of unrest in Arabia, where more and more tribes are getting out of the control of Ibn Saud, Sultan of Nedj. The Emir Abdullah, ruler of Trans-Jordan, has been mobolizing his small forces, but is relying mainly on British planes and arm- ored cars. The largest tribes are involved in| the revolt, like the Bene Melek and Bene Harb, which recently were re- ported to have rebelled against the} Wabhabi monarch, The Wabhabi} tribes, although loyal to the king, have recently shown signs of revolt} and it is believed that the sultan will have a hard time trying to control them, In addition to these | powerful tribes two others, the} Ateiba and Mutair, also have re-| belled. _ *# @ | LONDON, Dec. 18 W.P).—The | Daily Mail’s correspondent at Bas- rah, Turkey, reported today that! Ibn Saud, Sultan of Nedj, was con-| centrating all available troops near Taif, southeast of Mecca. It was said that 60,000 rebels were in the neighborhood of Jeddah, on the Red Sea. DAIRY FARMERS FAIL ELGIN, Ill. (By Mail).—The fail- ure of dairy farmers in this neigh- | borhood is so great that many) farmers say they will go to the cit-| ies to seek work. ‘| 60,000 Arabian Tribesmen R a ee Railroad Mediation Board Cutting Wages Under the Watson Parker law, which is a clss collaboration, anfi-strike measure supported by right wing labor leaders, the men pictured above deride just how little wages a railroad worker can live on, and see that he gets no more. Winslow, chairman; Edwin P: Morrow and Pat M. Neff. Left to right, G. Wallace, W. Hanger, John Williams, Samuel E. Young Negro Gets One Year in Penitentiary for Stealing 4 Hams CHICAGO, "I., Dec. 18.—George Corey, a young Negro, who stole four hams from Swift and Company on April 7 because he was starving, received a one-year sentence in the house of correction yesterday. When Corey stole the hams on the night of April 7, he was shot and seriously vounded by the night watchmen. Since that time he has been confined to jail awaiting trial. At his trial, Corey pleaded guilty to the charge, and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty and a sen- tence of from one year to life. After hearing the jury’s verdict, the judge, in an effort to change the face of capitalist “justice,” said, “The prison sentence of from one year to life is too severe for the offense. Under the jury verdict e might have spent 11 years in the penitentiary.” The judge then imposed a sentence of one year. The upholder of the law, however, failed to mention that the ser.tence of one year was also a little too severe for the offense. Fall, Doheny and @ompany stole millions and went scot free. It doesn’t pay to be 2| Stock m Ford’s Trust piker in the United States, ea | in Europe Doubles on lly if one is a Negro. ally if one is a Negro. | N. ye: Open Market Ford Motor Company of England} stock which was offered to British! |investors last week at one pound} Injured in Explosion in Degreasing Plant | sterling per share met 2 strong de-| stab | mand yesterday when they were} WOBURN, Mass., Dec. 18.—Four | listed on the New York Curb Ex- workers were seriously injured and | change. two supervisors were also hurt when| Locel dealers had ta!::n orders a terrific explosion wrecked the | here for the stock on the belief the plant of the Paterson Degreasing | stock eould be secured at the offer- Company here late yesterday. |ing price. But the i sue was over- The leaking tanks which the com- | Subscribed more than twenty to one pany installed a week ago were re-|>y British investors and dealers sponsible for the explosion. It is | were forced to go into the open mar- jbelieved that heat from a welding | ket or be short the stock. The price iron ignited gasoline vapor in the|is about double the list price. huge tanks, which are used in re The trustification of Ford’s hs!d- ings in Europe, with inclusion on 4 Workers Seriously | moving grease from patent leather. | One of the workers most seri-|his hoard of directors of the head| jously injured is Michael Vilinski,| of the Bark of England and other| who was patching a leak when the | evidence that Ford’s chief competi- explosion occurred. Vilinski was | tor, Generol Motors, is being fought | blown bodily out of the building. {in Europe, has sent the price sky fs Sta a high, The socinliat party endornes the robber Lengue of Nations, the fnke Kellogg pence pnct and creates the filuston that war can be abolished under capitalinm. Down with these traitors to the working class! The Communint Party ix the par- ty of the Hiberntion of the Negro race from all white oppression. wars. * evolt Against Sultan; British Pi fight Imperialist War! | government eight years later. (Continued from Page One armed forces of the United States raided the Republic of Haiti, and a year later the Yankee imperialists occupied Haiti’s capital city and completely destroyed all real independence of that republic of glorious revolutionary history. » In 1919 began the long series of military assaults upon Nicaragua, | repeated in 1912 and again in rapid succession, growing into the present prolonged warfare between the large forces of Yankee marines now laying waste to Nicaraguan villages and the heroic Nicaraguan army of independence led by General Sandino. By economic, financial, diplomatic pressure, and by the ever-present threat of military aggression, Yankee imperialism has already laid its plighting hand upon the independence of Colombia, El Salvador, Vene- zuela, Bolivia, Peru, Guatamala and Honduras. Mexico, whose history is replete with brave struggles for freedom, finds itself virtually under | the dictatorship of Morrow, agent of the Morgan bank who speaks as | ambassador of the government of Morgan, Rockefeller, Mellon and Hoover. The speech of Hughes at the recent Havana conference laid the juridical basis for the present attack of the Yankee-puppet government Bolivia on behalf of its masters in Washington. The fruits of the Pan-American Conference as the instrument of the United States imperialist government in suborning the governments of Latin-American countries, are seen in the wars in Nicaragua and Bolivia-Paraguay. The fruits grow in a soil made fertile for slavery by the corruption spread among the masses of Latin-America by the so-called “Pan-American Federation of Labor” ruled by Yankee im- perialism through its agents who are the trade union bureaucrats of the American Federation of Labor. In the machinery of United States imperialism, in the United States, and also in Latin-America, the most unscrupulous agency, the most insidious influence for undermining the fighting morale of the working class and all anti-imperialist forces is the socialist party and the reformist trade union bureaucracy. Workers and Peasants of Latin America. United Stetes fmrevisliem in Tot'n-American countries must be defeated by rallying every force of the workers and peasants of North, Central and South America against it. Only workers and peasant governments can really conduct a strug- gle against American imperialism. The war precipitated by United States imperialism between Bolivia and Paraguay must be defeated! Workers and peasants of the Bolivian and Paraguayan armies! Turn your arms against Yankee imperialism and all puppets of im- perialism! Fight American imperialism! ritish Plan In the first year of the world war the | és States Ameri- Follow the heroic example of led by Sandino! Your struggle is y chief enemy, but perialist powers also a y have the | aind European imperia the right as to which i United States merica. | Workers and Farmers of America! Fight agai Prevent the dis the Bolivian-Parag Defeat Wall Stre withdrawal of the m. revolutionary army and ma t world war, tch of United § y war center, ships or munitions to Demand the immediate ation plot. Support the war on | Organize mass meetings and prote Expose the imper plot of t Expose and fight the imper perfect agents of the i denounce to the wo: t party which serves as nment, trade union s the treacherous pacifism ak for the bayonets of the master class! Destroy the patriotic illus ness of the wor! form the imp: working class and co imperialism. Defend the U imperialists will ng cla ll work to trang- the liberation of the s, for the overthrow of Soviet Republics against which the The Plonary sessi | Workers (Communist) Party of | York, all mobilize them: most vigorous work to fight this latest col imperialism. All other matters take second place. Fight the operations of the imperia! ican brothers! Mobilize the workers! Carry through the decisions of the Communist International. Give the working class the Bolshevik leadership of our Party! Fight the War Danger! tive Committee of the in session at ‘New of the Party instantly to all attention and their crime of United States su gainst our Latin Amer- CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTE WORKERS (COMMUNIST) PARTY. SECTION OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL, Fifth | Anniversary Celebrations— NEW YORK on Jan. 5 Manhattan Opera House, 34th St., West of 8th Avenue DETROIT on. 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