The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-09
Wall Streets Bankers
Are Decorated by the
Polish Hangrnen's Rule
BY ]. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY two international bankers of Wall Street Of
they have just received from the white terror
of Poland The bestoWa OF these decorations
in conjunction with speech at India House IN the heart OF
the New York financial district constituted the farewell to
the money lords this country by Count Alexander Skzyn
ski, the Polish minister of foreign affairs
In his farewell speech the Polish minister made no
ton of American labor He knows hostile to him and
bloody reign of for which he speaks He knew
as he spoke the demonstration against his coming to
Chicago for instance broken up by the police Skrzyn
ski had only for the money kings, at whose feet he
and groves in the hope of raising new loans
out of the hands of the American capitalists
stolen from American labor.
The decorations went to Clarence Dillon and Robert O.
Hayward heads Of the banking firm of Dillon Read Co..
that recently reaped great harvest of millions by securing
financial control of the Dodge Motor Co.. in Detroit while the
barest beterment of their lives denied to the exploited
automobile workers.
Dillon Read Co., ranks with the House of Morgan in
making loans to foreign governments toterng under the
attacks of the awakening working masses Like j. Perpon
Morgan, Clarence Dillon also takes extensive trip each
year Europe both ambassadors OF Wall Street. to see
where debts be protaby placed upon the backs OF
European workers still staggering under capitalism and how
to collect the interest those debts under the Dawes
Plan, and other schemes
The Grand Cross of the Order of Poona Resttuta
it is called, may easily the inflated chests of the
International bankers Dillon and Hayward but is heavy
laid upon backs of the workers of both Poland and
the United States 1t is with the wealth Wrung from agonz
ing American labor in the cities and the land that
Wall bandits go forth spread the might of the i'm
peas dollar in other lands 1t this robbers rule that
the American workers and poor farmers acquesoed in when
they supported the world when they later permitted the
Wall Street ogarchy send American soldiers into Europe
Russia and into Siberia in Asia in effort to overthrow
the Workers Republics.
If it had not been for the aid given the Polish hangmen
OF workers and peasants by the mperast allies of the Yer
saes peace supported by the United States the Soviet flag
of poletarian dictatorship would today be waving
liberated Poland In spite of the fact that thousands of work.
and peasants have been ayred other tens of thous
ands sent to prison and into exile the struggle toward that
goal still continues and will until victory is achieved
In the first flush of following the triumph of the
American revolutionary than century ago, it
written into the law of the land that Americans
must not accept decorations from foreign But
this has become dead letter. in fact and in spirit 1t
not difficult for bankers ndustasts and their prosttuted
editors and college professors travel to Europe these days
and bring home trunkfu of baubes, that may glitter
beautifully today but which will rapidly tarnsh just
American labor rallies by the millions for the class srug
gle that leads to victory The Grand Gross of the Order of
Poiona Restitua military decoration; possible only be-
there still ensIaved workers willing to fight their
masters battles But labor, in Poland in the United
States, will build its military power its Red Army and
by the sign of the Red Star it will conquer.
CHICAGO WORKERS PROTEST ACATNCT