Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 7

P — ] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1926. i s ’lMF region of the country tomorrow, | party and various organizations|will have with them their own city porters that, despite all repressive | by making sure that a majority of the |made a “few brief pale remarks, which | Forecaster Weightman said the out-| whose members are going in_delega- | officials, Commissioners Rudolph, Beil measures taken against the minority, | workers present would vote for a |did not impress the workers.' | look now appears to be favorable for| tions, but many other Washing-|and Dougherty. Mr. Rudolph will the opposition forces intend seriousiy olution approving the present| The meeting, which caused a sensa- | a clear day for the event to which | tonians probably will go on the regu-|respand to the welcome by Mayor to challenge the supremacy of the |p. of the central executive com-|tion in political circles, because of its | the National Capital has been looking | lar trains. Kendrick and introduce Dr. Le central committee of the party as|mittee of the party. | semisecret and dramatic character, | forward for week The feature of the short exercises| The special trains will leave Phila- now constituted Pravda’s report of the meeting fs | opened e: n the evening and lasted | ay draws nearer reports|to be held in the auditorium at the |delphia at 9 o'clock and arrive in This time, Instead of fighting the |that the opposition leaders, par. |nearly ail night, Trotsky appearing at | reaching those in charge of arrange-|exposition grounds at noon Wednes-|Washington at midnight. majority at the top, Trotsky and his |ticularly Zinovieff, were greeted by [1 a.m. The resolution indorsing the | ments give promise that an imposing | day will be the address of Dr. William L assoclates appear determined to at- |the workers with shouts of “‘renegade,” | present policy of the central executive | number ot Washingtonians will make | Mather Lewlis, president of George e tack it at its foundations, lr:msferrln(.:i”dm\'n with traitors,” ‘“down with |committee of the party was passed e | the one-day trip to the exposition. It | Washington University. CHEMISTS MEET SOON the battle scene from the Kremlin to |deserters of the revolution,” “listen to | by a vote of 78 to 27. : A | was predicted Saturday night by com- Be Sh * < the Communist “cells,” or nuclei of | the new-born Trotskyist,” “congratula- | "Other workers' organizations have Fair Weather Promised for'mittee members that at least 2,000 Meeting to Be Short. Battle for Communist Control ! tactory workers. tions on vour new marriage with [already passed resolutions against the | local residents ‘would Hoin She pil | The meeting in zh(e‘m!xdm:lu;ntmn Birmingham. Ala., to Be Host in Leaders Attack Policies. Trotsky " and similar derisive nxmnsllhm‘ld ri‘r‘m ‘thn workmen : - grimage, but M. A. Leese, chairman | consume a comparatively short time : - 5 i : cries, will not tolerate disunity within tha Fete—Three Special Trains |of the weneral committee, was evan|and after that the hundreds of resi.i Midwinter. Opened at Meeting of For the first time since the revolu-| “npl pravda ridicules Trotsky and | party. more optimistic today. dents of the National Capltal Will| oo\ icray A, October 4 W tion four of its biggest leaders ap-|Zinovieff for praising each other, de- AL R e S |have the afternoon and evening to MINGHAM, (. eared at @ meeting of aviation work- |claring. “The cuckoo praises the Are Arranged. Nearly 3,000 Going. Visit the many points of interest at | UP)—American authorities on chem- Aviation Workers. e e A o e e e cicumess | ACCUSEDISEAVERVIAINEN “There are indications now,” Mr.|the exposition. istry will assemble here December “ o attempt], aises the cuckoo.” S & Leese said, “that the number will be| The special trains will leave Union | . " i i e openly to undermine the majority by | LA GRANI a., October 4 () The prospects for a large turnout | nearer to 3,000 and possibly more. | Station here at 8:30 in the morning, | 6-7 when the American Institute of | py the Associated Press pointing out to the workers the evil | Radek Defends Trotsky. Fieflin Gunn was held in the county of Washingtonians for the celebra-| We have been informed that from | arriving at the Sesquicentennial | Chemical Engineers convenes for its| ~MOSCOW, October 4—With the all- | policies of the forces now in power.| Radek, who preceded Trotsky, de- | Jail at Lafavette. Ala., today, charged tion of District of Columbia dav at|the Government departments alone;Grounds at 11:30. These trains will | Midwinter meeting. Russian Communist party congress| The Pravda and the Workers'|eo a0 mooeciecion “opoc papine e | With the siaying Saturday ‘night at the Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia | there will be 1,400 going.” 2o to a point near the grounds and | The delegates will visit Atlanta on |only three weeks distant, the opposi- | Gazette, published accounts of the| = SR 3 Lanette, Ala., near here, of W. J Wednesday were brightened todav,| If thé day is fair, as now seems|the entire delegation will march December 5 and later will inspect im- | tion within the party, through its|meeting, which, although obviously |first definite announcement that he | Shadwix. The authorities charge that when the Weather Bureau indicated | likely, the committee believes many | directly to_the auditorium, headed by | portant copper mine properties at |most prominent leade Trotsky, | highly colored and bitterly prejudiced, | was lined up with the former com-|Gunn shot Shadwix three times with the day would be fair in the Quaker| ninute groups will swell the num. | the Army Band and a military escort. | Copper Hill, Tenn. The chemists also | Zinovieff, Radek and Kameneff, has|show plainly that the majority of the | missar for war and the other members | an automatic pistol after being ordered City. | ber. At least three special trains are| Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia | will visit the varlous plants in the |served notice on Secretary Stalin of [leaders were not unprepared for the|of the opposition. out of the latter's store for alleged Although showers are predicted for | being provided to take the official will greet the Washingtonians, who | Birmingham district. the Communist party and his sup-|attack., which they met beforehand' M. Pitakoff, according to the Pravda, ' drunkenness and disorderly conduct THE WOODWARD & LOTHROP MEN'S STORE Haberdashery ANEN’S WEEK at Men’s Week Savings 1;”_} » “~ S = ) = BEGINS TODAY =~ N N N 7 B X . - . " - ¢ Because we know that discriminating people in Pajamas, $1.85 Union Suits, 95¢ Z r . “ B ’ ¢ Washington have come to count on “Men’s Week” Choice of either Madras or Or 6 suits for $5.50. 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