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deportation. Chief Flynn announced.
Evidence of connection with the COM
muniSt party is sufficient to warrant
Martens deportation, he added. Mean
while, federal agents are reported to
be keeping close track of the soviet
envoy, whose whereabouts have
been a mystery for several days.
Says Communists Will Continue.
Determination of the communists
throw of the government was voiced
today by Harry Winitsky, secretary
of the New York communist party,
taken in last nights raids. He was
released on his own recognizance by
order of Chief Flynn and given until
Tuesday to prove his citizenship.
Declaring that the communist party
has no connection with the Union or
Russian Workers. the socialists or
anarchists, Winitsky asserted, the
movement will continue with in
creased efforts despite the nation
wide raids He added that 1T was
"a legal party, and we will take the
case to the Supreme Court. If neces-
sary, to determine this legality
Rush to Ellis Island.
Special boards of inquiry were or
ganized at Ellis Island to handle ex-
Deditiously the crowds of alien radl-
calls shipped there from New York
and New Jersey points. By nightfall
more than 800 reds had been cor
rallied on the island, making total.
including old anarchistic cases, OF Az
held for deportation proceedings.
Among those sent there during the
day were SIX children and twenty
four women.
The male radicals arriving at the
island today were sent to the quar-
ters occupied by their comrades, VINO
were deported on the first SOVIET
ark" Buford, which is now at sea.
They were all herded into one large
detention room with hunks. The
women and children were put in an
other large room, where Emma cold
man, Dora Lipkin and Ethel Bern-
stein, the feminine contingent OF the
Buford, spent their last days in the
United States.
Immigrants Oner Problem.
In addition to the aliens being
| shipped from all parts of the coun-
day that 900 immigrants are ex-
pected on incoming vessels this
month. Nearly $4,000 arrived last
month.
With 700 immigrants already on the
| island awaiting examination ana
4 more lndn d lHOuSdhO cthSi iASiN ~A-
| ships, the immigration force was
| completely swamped and was work
| ing overtime tonight in checking up
| the reds and arranging for deporta-
tion hearings rhey fdrty hrskS ars aiaeu rmards s
| who were sent to the island today to
! help handle the new corners.
| Hearings start Tomorrow.
| The first hearings will be started
| Monday Deportation proceedings
! will be held on the island for all
I those arrested in New York and vicin
| ity. Radicals arrested in other dis
| tricts will be given hearings by the
| immigration inspectors in those dis
| tricts and, when the findings of the
| inspectors are approved by the De-
| Dartment of Labor, they will be sent
! here to await deportation. it was
| stated
| Warned by the fate of their COM
| rades, who were deported on the Bu-
| ford, the arrivals at Ellis Island today
| were a sober lot. and were apparently
! impressed with the fact that the gov
| ernment is in earnest. Some Of the
| twenty women sent from Manhattan in
| a group that totaled 101 were smiling
and on the ferryboat chanted the
l"InternationaIe" with considerable
| vigor.
Each BOatload Guarded.
Although all those arrested had
been searched before being taken
aboard the barges and ferryboats fol
transportation to the island. a detail
of coast guards with fixed bayonets