The Daily Worker Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 3

° Copyright, 1929, by Intern Publishers Co., Inc, s reserved. Republica- tion forbidden except by permission. Department of Justice Fixes Date for “Red Raid”; Order to Violate Constitutional Rights; Haywood Arrested Once More i Haywood, after describing many « which he was involved, and rela for many years, has begun to deal persecutions, He has been sentenced penitentiary, and is out on bonds, trikes and labor struggles in g the incidents bf his own life h the red raids and war time to 20 years in Leavenworth , directing defensé work in other cases. In the last issue he was giving the text of the. government's letter of instructions for raiding the Communists. The letter is continued before, the head of the department of justice speaking to his svies end special agents. * * * By WILLIAM Db, HAYWOOD PART 111. ‘f HAVE made mention above that the meeting places and residences of the members should be thoroughly searched. I leave it entirely © your discretion as to the method by which you should gain access 0 such plac If, due to the local conditions in your territory, you ind that it is absolutely necessary for you to obtain a search warrant or the premises, you should communicate with the local authorities a ew hours before the time for the arrests is set and request a warrant 9 search the premises. “Under no conditions are you to take into your onfidence the local police authorities or the state uthorities prior to the making of the arrests. It 3 not the intention nor the desire of this office that \merican citizens, members of the two organizations, e arrested at this time. If, however, there are taken nto custody any American citizens, through error nd who are members of the Communist Party of \merica or the Communist Labor Party, you should mmediately refer their cases to the local authorities, “Tt may be necessary, in order to successfully aake the arrests that you obtain the assistance of he local authorities at the time of the arrests. This action should not e taken, unless it is absolutely necessary; but I will appreciate that rhere a large number of arrests are to be made it may be impossible or the same to be made by special agents of this department, in which vent you are authorized to request the assistance ef the local police uthorities. Such assistance should not be requested until a few hours efore the time set for the arrests, in order that no ‘leak’ may occur. is to be distinctly understood that the arrests made are being made nder the direction and supervision of the Department of Justice. “For your own personal information, I have to advise you that the ntative date fixed for the arrests of the Communists is Friday eve- ing, January 2, 1920. This date may be changed, due to the fact iat all the immigration warrants may not be issued b$ that time. ou will, however, be advised by telegraph as to the exact date and our when the arrests are to be made. * cE possible you should arrange with your under-cover informants to have meetings of the Communist Party and the Communist Labor arty held on the night set. I have been informed by some of the ireau officers that such arrangements will be made. This, of course, ould facilitate the making of the arrests, “On the evening of the arrests, this office will be open the entire ght and I desire that you communicate by long distance to Mr. Hoover 1y matters of vital importance or interest which may arise during the urse of the arrests. You will possibly be given from seven o'clock in e evening until seven o’clock in the morning to conclude the arrests id examinations. As pointed out previously, grounds for deportation these cases will be based solely upon membership in the Communist arty of America or the Communist Labor Party and for that reason will not be necessary for you ip go in detail into the particular ac- sities of the persons apprehended. It is, however, desirable that wher- er possible you should obtain additional evidence upon the individuals, rticularly those who are leaders and officers in the local organization. 1e immigration inspector will be under instruction to cooperate with u fully and I likewise desire that you cooperaté in the same manner th the Immigration Inspector at the time of the arrests, as well as Rowing the arrests. At the hearings before the Immigration In- ector you should render any and all reasonable assistance to the im- gration authorities, both in the way of offering your services to them d the services of any of your stenographic force. It is of utmost cessity that these cases be expedited and disposed of at the earliest ssible moment and for that reason stenographic assistance and any sistance necessary should be rendered by you to the immigration spectors. An ‘excellent spirit of cooperation exists between the Com- ssioner-General of Immigration and this Department in Washington d I desire that the same spirit of cooperation between the field of- ers of this bureau and the field offi of the Bureau of Immigra- n also exist. 246 * DESIRE that the morning following the arrests you should forward to this office by special delivery marked for the ‘Attention of Mr. ‘over’ a complete list of the names of the persons arrested, with an lication of residence, or organization to which they belong, and ether or not they were included in the original list of warrants. In ses where arrests are made of persons not covered by warrants, you nuld at once request the local immigration authorities for warrants all such cases and you should also communicate with this office at » same time. I desire also that the morning following the arrests it you communicate in detail by telegram ‘Attention of Mr. Hoover’ » results of the arrests made, giving the total number of persons of th organization taken into custody, together with a statement of y interesting evidence secured. “The ae covers the general instructions to be followed in these ‘ests and the same will be supplemented by telegraphic instructions the proper time.” : in Along with these general orders went “Instructions to Agents’ o were to do the dirty work. These were numbered, and Number showing official instructions were issued at Washington to violate tstitutional rights, is proven by this clause which said: i “Person or persons taken into custody not to be permitted to com- nicate with any outside person until after examination by this ice and until permission is given by this office.” ~*~ * * . IAD been invited to eat New Year’s dinner with Ben Schrager. I eft his home to go north to the Swedish L.W.W. Hall. I had stepped *k into one of the rear rooms when one of the fellow workers came and told me that there were two detectives in the buffet at the front. I said: “I'd better get out of here,” as the boys had already »wed me one of the evening papers with flaring headlines: “The Vv.W. Raided Again.” I went to the home of Mary and Leslie Marcy, ere I stopped that night. s et The following evening, Jack Johnstone, who was then organizer * the stockyard workers, sent his car with an invitation to gotoa rce that they had selected on Ontario Street near Michigan Boule- rd. There I remained for a couple of days. When I went to ristensen’s office they were surprised when they saw me, and asked: lawen’t the police got you yet?” 3 I said: “Not yet.” They informed me that every one at Headquarters except the nographers was under arrest. That afternoon I went with Wil- n Bross Lloyd to Judge Pam’s court. There Lloyd gave bond for for the sum of $10,000, Ed. Nockles, secretary of the Chicago leration of Labor, was in the court room. I said to him: “It’s hell, that the I.W.W. should get pinched for the things the A. F, of does.” He smiled knowingly and said: “There’s some truth in what ” Of the thousands rounded un in these “red raids,” some hundreds ‘e deported to their native lands, a whole shipload leaving the “Jand liberty” on the steamer Buford. ‘ ‘Twenty-cight Communists who had heen arrested in the January raid in Chicago were convicted and sentenced to the Joliet peni- tiary of the State of Illinois, where they were held ten days and ed. i Fai Beattie branch of the General Defense Committee was doing d work in raising bail and money. When they had got their first ,000 they had a drawing. Manuel Rey was the name first pulled of the sack, but as his bond was for a larger amount, they made 3cond selection, Red Doran, tee ew = be * * he RITISH READY TO OCCUPY CANTON ‘GunboatsJ. oin Kwangsi, | Take Shamui | CANTON, May 14.—Fourteen gunboats of the Canton navy are re-| ported to have gone over to the Kwangsi clique of war lords and in- flicted heavy casualties on Canton troops near shui on the Sikiang +| River, | From the Sikiang district it is re- ported that Samshui, important city on the river above Canton, had fal- len under Kwangsi control. Trans- portation, both by water and rail, between t!.c two cities has been in- torrupted, For revolting against the Canton clique, the sailors on the gunboats near the Shameen quarter have been everely dealt with, British and American marines are stationed in Shameen, foreign con- cession and strategic military point, while a division of British soldiers | is being kept in readiness at Hong- kong, the British naval base fac- ing Canton, Heavy fighting is reported around Shamui. 25 COMMUNISTS ~ IN-BRITISH POLL “Big Three” Tour Land Making Promises LONDON, May 14.—With bu little’ difference in formulation of their program on what has thus far proved the chief issue in the cam- paign, unemployment, the “big three” of British imperialism have begun on their last spurt of speak- ing tours in the country, Today Premier Stanley Baldwin published the usual bragging mes- sage to the “general public” in | which he was, as usual, confident of | victory. In it he plays the same cards as Hoover played in America, promising the continuation of the “prosperity” under which the coun- |try now sxffers, with hundreds of thousands of miners starving, mil- lions of unemployed, and the gov- ernment concentrating on the naval race with Wall Street imperialism. The conservative policy, declared Baldwin, was one of “peace at home and abroad” and tried to prove this by stating that the British fleet had been reduced, which everyone knows to be untrue. “Those who talk most of disarmament do not seem to re- member what other nations are do- | ing,” he added with a fling at the | U. S. government. Lloyd George and Ramsay Mac- Donald, the other two of the “big * three,” have been spending their last | two days in charging that Baldwin | has used government funds to buy space in the press for the tory elec- tion campaign. There is but little | difference between the two in the| | appeal to the voters. So weak-kneed is the laborite program that Mac- Donald is able to talk for hours without once mentioning the word “socialism” or only making pretenses occasionally in favor of a workers’ program. | The Communist Party has put 25) candidates on the field and is carry- ing on the campaign primarily ~in the factories and industrial centers on a clear class issue. The desertion of such traitors as Cook, and the backboneless character of the labor party leaders, is rallying more work- | ers about the Party. Henry Pollitt, Secretary of the minority movement and national in- | dustrial organizer of the Communist Party, is opposing MacDonald in his home town, Lossiemouth. s RENEW REVOLT IN VENEZUELA |Dictator Sends Troops to Three States CARACAS, Venezuela, May 14, Reports of the outbreak of a new | movement of revolt against the bru- tal dictatorship of General Gomez have passed thru the strict censor- ship. The movement is concentrated in the states of Lara, Trujillo and Portuguesa, From his well-guarded county re- | treat Gomez has telegraphed to Act- ing President Juan B. Perez ordering him to send five generals “with the necessary forces” to these states.| The troops left Sunday, it was an- nounced todsy. Another order issued by Gomez declares that’ it has become neces+ sary to “clean up” Caracas and the neighboring districts, where a “sub- versive conspiracy” is said to be under way. No further details were given, From the numerous arrests that have taken place in Vénezuela and the sharpening of the terror in that country it seems likely that the in- surgent movement is gaining stead- ily despite official denials, —_____ THREATEN ICE STRIKE LYNN, Mass. (By Mail),—Ice wagon drivers, who work 72 hours a week here, threaten to strike if they do not receive a 60-hour week Father and Child DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 GALL TO DEFEND _FASCIST VICTIMS Federation Holds Mass) Meeting May 24 By A. MARKOFF The sentences of ten and fifteen years’ imprisonment imposed on 35| Communists of Western Ukraine by the fascist court in Poland is an- other indication that the fascist rulers are tightening the noose | round the necks of the revolution- ary workers. The fascisti of Poland’ |ére imitating the cut-throats of Ital- ian fascism. The special fascist tribunal in Italy, in the two years of its exist-* ence, imposed prison sentences on | |the opponents of fascism totalling 000 years. The shooting of the workers in| ermany on May Day’ by: the Ger- ‘an police under the instructions of A runaway auto truck Street, at Fort George Hill. culty in controlling the tru ers wer es, which ay The driver of gt been in dis Ke 1 the socialist chief of police, Zor- | giebel; the brutality of the Berlin Unpreced nted Growth Marks Soviet Economic Development MOSCOW, U. 8. 8. R., (By Mail).| While the principal centres of in- —The various aspects of the five dustry w: » to be Leningrad, year plan of economic development | thee cent rial belt and the Py of the U. S. §. R. were reported to|Southern mining district, consider. the 16th All*Union Party .Confer-|able development is to take place ence by Rykov, Chairman of the! also in the Eastern outsiz nd na- Council of People’s Commissaries of | tional minority regions, the U. S. S. R., Krijijanovsky, cha’ police, displayed on March 10, at the time of the anti-fascist mass meeting a: | tional ‘ascist Congress, the police brutality displayed by the New York police in handling the striking cafeteria workers and the role of the govérnment in North | Carolina, all this shows that fascist terrorist methods are employed more and more by the capitalists in cach country in the attempt to crush the resistance on the ts ° and improved conditions. Over 100 drivers may be involved eo aiiaaditt, x year old child, Jay, of 612 W. 118th NAVAL ACADEMY. two Negroes P; age Three = | GIL ALLIANGE WITH VATICAN Morrow Pledges Full Support to Parley ‘ON, D. C., May 14.— ment and church au- s stated here that ne f the Port co and the ted momentarily, he holding of a either Washington or with the view with the R ions ble conferen Mexico Ci ing “pec Churek The r in he truck said that he had diffi- between Portes Gil and epaii a pe the pope. > imperialist a Lepresenta c as enli the the United that he will ta States and do all in his en can > church which is the governr already BARS 2 NEGROES vetexts Are Found for Disqualification willing to make a the ¢ ic Chure even before, but h WASHINGTON, May 14. — The part of | BE, PMS ppointed by Represen-'kad been compelled to withdraw in the workers, |man of the State Planning Commis- «Ses, tative De of Illinois, to train!the face of wrath, When |_ The Anti-Fascist Federation which |Sion, and Kuibyshey, head of the During thes feats & corel of as atticers: for Yanks imperialism (Calles cas still president an agree- has organized in the United States Supreme Economic Council of the !7 thousand kilometres of eoulvaye' inthe: W; 8; Naval Meader) havel ment hid been reached between him to co-ordinate the anti-fascist forces |U. S S. R. ee be laid sadleniy ane oe been barred by the navy department. and Archbishop Ruiz, allo- g the jin this country is calling upon the| “Rykgv declared that the ac ens Ga Leen The department announces that they to be custodians for the . workers te aid the Anti-Fascist Fed- | annual rate of development of the mithee Caneel ce 100 thousand care P2¥¢ been “disqualified for en- government, thus evading the pro- cration in the struggle against the | national economy of the U. $. S. Bo heoetaqis neat tructed. The| ‘TA2ce visions of the Mexican constitution, ; : ; annually is to be egnstructed. The| = esteeehanayy Pel euare: cit ofathion RRS menace of fascism. e as provided by the five year plan Turkestan Siberian railway will have The Yankee imperialist: while but the pub tion; ns, mn) the A mass meeting under the aus- Te eas Bethea raed Si been completed by the end of the ais es : hcion peer as igh Pieces of the Anti-Fascist Federation | in o SR eran re) eerie nee SIBULG ere ean period and the Volga Don| 4,0) ~ Toops, making them 5 Was of Wall Sisceb en vacee Il be held May 24 at Inving Plaza® | ever reached was 7 per cent. This cheme will be pushed forward | % Hf work and Segregating them, | Morrow, of W Street, a agree Irving Place and 15th St., at 8 p,| rate of growth arises out of 1 ar Sate ea rane while using Negro sailors occa ment now assured between m. At this meeting the delegates |OUS economic experiences of tho| With areat pele : pally asecooks, will not permit the government and the fascist from the United States to the In-|¢ountry and is fully achievable as|In the course of hie spewe) | groes, even those willing to serve church. ternational Anti-Fascist Congress |¢Videnced by the investment this ne Husnowiy, Done one ig suring eu Street, to be offic eae PA er will report on the Congress. Besides | Year of 2 milliard rubles in industry. pe Bat eae we neon in’ bottleships, Arrest Forty. the delegates prominent speakers Socialization Grows. a ee ee sg eit a The department brazenly an-| MEXICO CITY, May 14.—Forty will address the mecting, among|» The five year plan provides for none recdi@ited dn Wists” | Hounced ‘that G. H. Bums of CHL persons have been arrested on them Robert Minor, Robert W., | the reconstruction of a number of | figure unprecedented én history cago “failed to pass the mental ex- ckarges of sedition in the state of Dunn, Juliet Stuart Poyntz, Ben | industries and creation of new ones, Socialized Sector. animation! (and Usurente AC Whit- | Gums juato, ae the aeadit ae incrim- Gold and others. Come and bring |@nd_ this will necessitate greater! The gross output of the socialist field, also of Chicago, was disquali-) ; found on the body your friends. |utilization of western technique. | industries will increase from 80 per| fied because he is “beyond the age nt leader, aceord- Ca aes ee of the | cent to 92 per cent of the total in. emit.” Charles E. Weir, alternate S of the . * country will be red uced to a new | dustrial output of the country; in appointee, it was announced, while Vienna Police Jail Gpcbueal basis Whig will in turn | cnicditaes te ineteace ott ce having passed “mentally,” had to be 100 Workers to Aid Stimulate in a great measure the/9 per cent at the present time to 16| qualified physically before entering cIGARM AKERS FIGHT CUT March ° Production of farm machinery, par-| ner cent at the end of the five years, |the academy. COLUMBUS, Ohio (By Mail).— arch of Fascists. ticularly ua cre) to adulionisto)| 4 th ealvgt 1 snillionipenuariea belne |) tAlonca Parham, Negro, of Chi-/ Over 40 cigarmakers employed by Gi ee i Saunas igi aoe acta drawn into the socialized sector of |eago, who was appointed to West| the Mazer Cron mn Company here weless By “dnprecorr’ great tractor works is to be bui “| agriculture, Point by De Priest, will also have | are on strike against a reduction VIENNA, May 14.—Eleven hun-| In consequence of the reorganization Kui y . : ase hisphysieal examinan : ment j ¢ i : ee of t uibyshev, who spoke” last, ex-| to pass his physical examination be-| in wages, jdred Heimwehr (the Austriarf fascist - agriculture, by. the: end of ae plained why it was possible and fore being admitted. Negroes are as — organization) paraded in Vienna five year period 40 per cent of the necessary for the economic develop-| a rule not permitted to hold com- For a Four Weeks’ Holiday for i | Sunday, protected from the wrath | marketable ab tunenlmenducsawill Tere oe ia UWS oR proceed | missioned yfosts in the army, ' Young Workers! [of the workers by 10,000 armed po-| be yielded by the socialized sector of at such a pace and noted that despite jlice, especially mobilized for this|agriculture as against 60 per cent this fapid rite at inesieane tar \ | Purpose, and supported by gendar-| by individual peasants, Seeger wi suns auntie apie whole sanding army of ests pel ince te snecgeut cuit |expiaion of the fe sear et NOW PLAYING == in readniess in the barracks. © |iron as to make the U.S. S. R. fourth Sa ak Pens ane own ||| cA. Picture one D ‘ot Vivid! Realistic: Nevertheless, collisions occurred |®™ong the world biggest coal pro- Hecimeaueeee aE feel ther should not fail to Dynamic! wid: veaUstic: between the workers and the fas- ducers (next to the United States, Horbihe netasaaeytoseent WeeetG In| EAE AS GOOD AS A TRIP TO RUSSIA! cists in the Ring Stresse, where the England and Germany) and third imports. He stated that about 25 Seen ORR ES FIRS? SHOWING IN a . ei A . Ss. s a FIRST SHOWING IN AMERICA! police arrested over 100 workers. lecete See Gat ;per cent of the machines required The Communist Jeaders, Tomann poe ) S 3 =) | by the U. S. S. R. at the end of the ise ee and Schuller, were arrested, ieee fire years will have to be imported. tiene The social democrats theribalves'| Machine Industry Increase. | e RED CAPITAL hel ria ion|, Lhe second report was delivered 5 7 SATAN eld a parade to divert attention | es ti ¢ FLOODS IN TASMANIA intimate aspects fr he fanci «_| by Krjijanovsky who dwelt at length % i of life in Mos- RHE cee cee Deliemiges atid this | re eats tain of investments; HOBART, Tasmania (By Mail). |[) Coyite,in, fo Bice Uapetsarr saenpursneidentn (gent tues variind TICE oo oe Furnes soconees net ll Sats Sac, See ‘ TAT eS omy. On the whole 78 per cent of | the Pioneer Tin Mines were flooded, which wo! EE TO FOOL DUTCH WORKERS |?! investments will go to the heavy Sey ae a wee Dees A SOVKING FILM AMSTERDAM (By Mail)—The| industries and 22 per cent of the | washed away. Several hundred min- conduct of inte Dutch rail bosses have announced! light industries. ‘The production of (Crs were made jobless. A landslide the Union ate A Penetrating Close-Up of the a plan to give bonuses of one to industrial machinery will increase on the Lyell railway isolated Queens- pan aie iad Seething Soviet Capital four days’ pay for “faithful work” | three times that of farm implemengs town, and 4,000 families were made pepeniien Be to employers. and machines is to grow four times. erelees ie Aone district Walls —and on the same program— —_ The output of electrie power should | alone by the floods. The Amsterdam International | rise from 5 million kilowatts to 22 f ae ah EMIL JANNINGS as HENRY the VIII is Connected With the Capitalist million by th@end of the five years, LOCK OUT FILM OPERATORS Fi A Brilliant Characterization. League. of Nations. Struggle |and in addition to the Dniepr SHENANDOAH, Pa, (By Mail). eee Res A : igainst All Forms of Class Col- (Super Power Scheme a number of{—The Capitol ‘Theater nore nog . 7% “DECEPTION” -Directed by Ernst Lubitsch laboration! | other power plans aye to be created. | locked out its film operators. fil eS es guila FILM GUILD CINEMA ’ °. eae 52 W. 8t . (Just West) i 5 Wall Street’s Flyers In Air Stunts to Boost Imperialist War Plans cinem; Sth St. Crsmas) Spring 5095 Cont, Daily, incl. Sat. & Sun. Noon to Midnite P — - = ~ ——— >. SPECIAL PRIC ee - aerate faturday and Su 5 cents a = & Se ‘Symon. ‘Gould eekdays . 35 cents ° (f|_ Starting this Sat, May 18: “NOSFERATU THE VAMPIRE”, a Psycho-drama inspired by “DRACULA”, directed by F. W. | a: | *MURNAU, director of “THE LAST LAUGH”, | We Have Just Received from Great Britain a Very Limited Number of the Report of the Sixth Photo shows a group of Wall Street’s stunt pit: including Clarence Chamberlin, who flew the or d Congress of the Atlantic as a stunt to boost the Wall Street air service. They arc gathered at Massapequa Flying Field . I . in Long Island to perform air stunts, to attract interest in the imperialist air service, which needs cannon- C S ic fodder for the coming imperialist war, ommunist International : Fleet Departs for Colonies of Wall Street : ee ze Contains a complete stenographie report of the most important Congress since 1920. nommmuugll WORKERS LIBRARY PUBLISHERS The Atlantic squadron of the Wall Street Navy, which has been on display in the Hudson for a | 43 EAST 125TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY week, yesterday departed for the various Wall Street colonies in the West Indies, where the fleet will be H kept in read iness to slaughter the workers and peasants, Photo shows a warship about to depart. wpe. i ‘ pong aN ‘ i) . v