Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1927, Page 4

2 TROTSKY EXPELLED BY RED EXECUTIVES Former Leader, Defiant, De- posed From International Communist Activities. Dy the Ass MOSCOW, October ul war minister n feit the we to the Stalin and controlling the € i the Communist or Third International. | Shorn of governmental posts and | demoted in the Russian Communist attacks on the c past, he has no expelled from the ve hody of the International with M. Vuyovich, one of hi ) Vote Is Unai The expulsion was voted by the pr or; ism of the Intc ®s the name indics national Communist activitic Trotsky and Vu , the resol tion , could no lon: to serve given, the resolutior further from discip would D Jangerous the oppos| order to ity in 14 Persons Expelled. The action came after the expulsion army work: Communist 1 tionist secret printi ot party docu bulk, holding conspiratory confer and working number of intel- lectual bour ently opposed to the central mmittee. . summoned | € mittee, ex- | * open defiance, the former nister sayi B Wiseipline is founded on false political Pprecepts, and off no weapon for unity but for disorganization and | =plit.” Charges Power Usurped. _ He accused the Stalin-Buc group of placing the question of vival above all . Attacking the | Presidium dir ed that | body had usurped power by contin- | it uing beyond the one year of tenure | voted it by the Communist Interna- | tional Congress. . In defense of those who have cz men towered ove “those who conceal their crimes un Early discipline.” tatement more spe “the Presidium of the Communist In- ternational ption.” i E - Pravda, in kommenting on T kys expulsion, Eorves sweeping warning on all his dherents today. “The Communist party,” it says, *#will permit no one to change Lenin's regime. Nobody can come 1o our var- ty with his own code. Those on whom Lenin’s shoe feels too tizht must choose either to conti heir mu- tinous work against Eolshevik arty, thereby los v membership, or remai Em—, unconditionaily emselves to all its deci mediately ceasing all group activ They must choose. SMITH SENTIMENT IN I0WA OUTRUNS MEREDITH'S POWER (Continued from First Page.) fertake to have a delegation named or himself. Reed Is Second Choice. The Smith people are working at resent quietly but industriously for ho delegation. They have the ad- vantage accruing from the fact that ho other candidate is being put forward strongly by the Democrats. Benator “Jim” Reed of Missouri doubt- less would have the support of many bt the wet Democrats of the State, but bo would be ptor Walsh of Emith is a Cathqlic, v njected into the race for deleiates In lowa he would bo re merely as a stalk- Ing hor: nt the ction of Fmith hot get tinknown were th twould tic circles in this & sted that his health ch to ke it for the pres Furthe Democr of the wi E nor fr The Bank that works cc \ A I Again Disciplined | SITALIAN EMPIRE” TAKES SHAPE IN HUGE COLONIZATION PLAN (Continued_from \Page.) s ruction, and will have con- t fol ed and sealed g. Capl will be provided by a syndicate formed among the chief % nks, with the government contributing part of it. Stock also will be sold in the open market and Amer- = houses already have en approached, it 1, with favor- able result The administration of the scheme {will be under government auspices. The emigrants will perpetually retain their Tta C knowled: a ward the countr Double Citizenship Law. The Italian government proposes to t a new law of double citizen- ship for this purpose—perhaps the ever de y formu- outh American govern- asserted here, alrendy this principle. and negotiations are proceed- can republics welcome this scheme 1s 2 possible counter-poise to undue penetration by the United States, but Italians insist it will not injure the interests of the United States, since aims at peaceful, sound economic and cultural welfare; hence it is be- lieved that American capital will be eazer to participate. Italy's annual increase in population is nearly 500,000, - POLICEMAN ACQUITTED. Cleared on Charge of Having Liquor in Automobile. Policeman Byron McClure, attached to the seventh precinct. has been acquitted by the Police Trial Board of a charge of having had a half-pint bottle. of Mquor in his automobile while touring near Fairfax, Va., about two weeks ago. ¥ It was brought out in testimony that the liquor did not belong to McClure. Testimony showed the liquor belonged to a friend. The friend was tried in Virginia and given a suspended sentence. - i Seven of every eight unemployed in France are receiving doles. B Bath, Vacant Apartments The Klingle Apartment Connecticut Avenue at Macomb Northeast Corner Modern Fireproof Building Electrical Elevator % 2 Rooms, Dining Alcove, Kitchen and Saturday and Sunday Randall H. Hagner & Co. Incorporated No. 1321 Connecticut Ave. N.W. " T RVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, COURT DENIES FEES IN MAYNARD CASE! Rules Committees of Insane! Estates Must Ask Appoint- ment of Attorneys. | persons must first apply to the Di | trict Supreme Court for the appoint- | | ment o attorneys to represent them | lif they wis es to be m 1 fre in allowance < in the case of Vincent k. nard. The court points out that Congress has very plainly indicated that the | cost of administe the estates of | persons nen compos mentis should be bt within onable bounds, and | s fixed 5 per cent of amounts col- | lected and disbursed as the max to be allowed a committee. Cases undoubtedly may the court, where the s counsel are onably partic 1y where the committee not n attorney, and where such | situation a the court properly | may make a nable allowance to pay for the necessary professional | services. Whether any real necessity exists in a given case, or in a given situation, for the employment of counsel by i | fiduciary appointed by the court is a matter for the determination of the court and not in the first instance hy the fiduciary himself. Should the fiduciary unde: e to decide that question for himbelf, without submit- ting the matter to the court for its ideration and determination, the v must assume responsibility s action. The Veterans' Bureau has notified all such fiduciaries of insane wards of the bureau of the decision of the courl. e ST. LOUIS TORNADS DEAD AND INJUAED LISTS INCREASING (Continued from First Page.) in the name of the German republic. He made a personal donation of $100 to_the relief fund. Rehabilitation, already started, has its bright side. Work for skilled and unskilled labor is promised in abun- dance. The effect of this announce- ment {s seen in the fact that between 40,000 and 50,000 men have been idle here this Summer. Bricklayers, car- penters, roofers and plumbers, in great numbers, were at work on the new work of repair today. COOLIDGE BACKS RELIEF. By the Associated Press. President Coolidge has asked the Red Cross and the War Department to participate in the St. Louls tornado relief work and has received assur- ances that they already have begun their activities. Maj. Gen. William Lassiter notifled the War Department by telegraph that he was taking personal charge of Army relief work in St. ouis last night. The message said he already had or- dered the 6th Infahtry to St. Lould from Jefferson Barracks, Mo., to aid in guarding property and distributing relief. “I have authorized supply of cots and blankets to Red Cross,” the mes- sage added. Henry M. Baker, director of disaster relief of the Red Cross, left Washing- ton yesterday for St. Louis. 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