The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-27
All-India Congress
Protests Exclusion
of SakIatvala by u. S.
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terparliamentary union, protest
his exclusion thru the All-India
Congress.
The Workers (Communist) Party
is arranging large United Front dem
onstrations in Philadelphia. Cleve-
land, Boston, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis.
San Francisc and great industrial
centers.
The Detroit united front demon
stration for Saklatvala will take
place Monday evening, Sept 2S at the
House Of the Masses, 2646 ST. Aubin
St. at which speakers in English,
Chinese and Hindu will protest the
action Of the state department
In Chicago, the All-American Anti
Imperialist League will hold q DEM
onstration at Northwest Hall, North
and Western AYES, Monday eve
ming, Sept. % with william b. Dunno
Of the DAILY WORKER, Manuel Co
mez. secretary of the league and
Chinese and Hindu speakers, repre-
senting various organizations, enter
ing the protest of the workers of
Chicago to the action of Kellogg.
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Civil Liberties Union Meeting.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25-The Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union has arrang-
ed protest meeting at the Town
Hall in New York City at which Rem
ME Smith, labor member of parlia-
ment, Frank P. Walsh, Samuel Inter
myer, Congressman F. M. LaGuardia
will speak with the Rev. Harry F.
Ward acting as chairman, Monday
evning, Sept. %.
Exclusion Was Expected.
i NEW YORK, Sept 25-"Sakiat-
vala's exclusion might have been ex-
pected by anyone who has followed
developments in the Orient or who
has examined the propaganda Of the
English Speaking Union.v declared
Robert w. Dunn, one of the execu-
tive committee members Of the In
ternational Labor Defense Council.
"The American empire is bound to
play an increasingly important role
in the work of world imperialism
heretofore monopolized by the Brit
ish empire. American diplomats will
be called upon to carry much of the
dirty work of the decaying British
commonwealth
Again, 1t is not surprising to me
when a government that gags a liber-
al count for democratic opinions,
popular in 1916, takes even more dras-
tic action against a revolutionary
critic of the 1925 imperial social or
der. Saklatvala had something to
say. Karolyi, who admitted he had
done his bit to down Communism.
was about as revolutionary as George
Washington would be if he lived
today"
Refuse to Attend Conference.
COLUMBUS, Neb., Sept. 25-The
barring of ~Shapurji Saklatvala has
caused Edgar Howard, member Of the
American delegation. to refuse to par
ucipate IN any session OF the con-
gress.
by attending the conference
would be giving approval to the ac-
ton of Secretary of State Kellogg"
declared Congressman Howard, IA.
barring Shapurji Saklatvala, presum-
ably at the request of the British
government"
Congressman Howard refuses TO
attend either the conference or the
banquet to be held after the confer
ence in New York in honor of the
visiting delegates arranged by the
Carnegie Endowment for Internation-
al Peace as a protest against the &C.
ton Of the state department which
penalties Saklatvala for champion.
ing for India the same freedom
which the patriot fathers championed
and xap fQr the paissa statshs
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