New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Reds, Crying
Hate at u. S..
Fight Police

TlSHl Il OHce
tcontInued from pass enc,
Communist newspapers, ali Of them
calling upon the workers to obtain the
release of Sacco and Vanzetti, we're
circulated freely throughout the hall.
After the meeting an unexploded
bomb was found under q seat on the
Boulevard near Wsgram Avenue. 1t
was of the Mills type and similar to
the one sent to Ambassador Herrick
and the one thrown among the police
tonight.
Authors Appeal to Harding
A cable dispatch has been sent to
President Harding by Communists,
signed by Anatole France, Henri Bar
busse, Roman ROLAND and q woman
known as "Severine," who is leading
the campaign for the release of Nicolo
Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, under
conviction for murder in Massachusetts,.
The csblegram says.
we implore the President of the
United States to realize that innu-
n1erable hearts throughout the world
await with anguish the pardon of
Sacco and Vanzetti, and hope pas
sionately that great America will do
this, which all humanity would ap-
plaud."
Demonstrations for next Sunday at
the American consulates in London
and throughout the French provinces
continue to be planned by Communists
as a form of protection against the
conviction of Sacco and Vanzetti
It was openly announced that the
Nantes Communists would hold mani
fot hat ,oy-;c
sulate there. Similar displays were
announced for Lille, Bordeaux. Mar
seilles, ST. Nazsire, Lyons and at other
places.
The demonstration which, according
to police information, was set for
o'clock this afternoon in front of the
American Embassy here, did not de-
velop. There was little apparent show
of force by the police around the en-
bassy, but nearly all the civilians stroll
ling around Place dIena in front Of
1.-The embassy and in stores of that
neighborhood, as we'll as many visitors
in the embassy itself, proved to be
plainclothes detectives.
French police official asserted to-
day that more than one hundred mem
bers of the Young Communist organ
ization In Europe had slipped through
the immigration lines and reached the
United States within the last two
months for the purpose of causing
trouble" If Sacco and Vanzetti we're
executed.
Many of these men, the official said,
had applied for passports to the Amer
lean Passport Bureau in Paris and had
been refused after inquiry into their
America by other means. The police
are now working on the theory that
some of these Communists who failed
to get through the lines after having
been refused passports were respon-
sible for the bomb sent to Ambassador
Herrick.
More Letters to Herrick
This theory is the result of thYeat
made by young Communist, who said
he was an Italian. at the American
passport Offices here last Monday.
when the officials told him they could
not give him a wise for America un-
less he conformed with the regulations.
The applicant, who gave his age as
twenty-five years, became angry when
refused, exclaiming: Somebody will
get killed for this!"
Ambassador Herrick, when he re-
turned to his office this morning, found
sixty eight additional letters Of protest
in connection with the Massachusetts
case, two of them containing threats if
the executions took place.
Plan Protest in London
LONDON, Oct. 81 (By The Associated
ess)-A demonstration is being or
ganized to take place Sunday outside
the American Embassy in London in
protest against the conviction of Saccc
and Vsnzetti.
During the last week the embassy
and the consulate have received a num-
Der of letters containing resolutions on
behalf of the condemned men adopted
don and its suburbs. They were ad-
dressed to the American government
and have been forwarded to Washington.
None of the letters carried any
threats against Ambassador Harvey,
Consul General Skinner or other
officials.
The proposed demonstration for Sun
day, it is understood, is being planned
with the aid Of tho Communistic organ,
sThe Workers Dreadnought," with
which Sylvia Pankhurst is identified.
HAVRE. France. Oct. 21.--After a
meeting held to protest the conviction
| of Sacco and Vanzetti, Communists
mere sOugnt TO oIEahi2e uSHoh s1i a
! tion outside the American Consulate,
but the police scattered them. A num-
Der of policemen and several Commu-
nists were hurt in the scuffle.
Slayers, Called Martyrs
By Reds, Seek NeU Trials
Amusement in Legal Circles
Ouer European Outbreaks, as
Cases Haze Not Beer Settled
| BOSTON, Oct. 2l.The manner in