The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-28

can match the reality OF the terror
Of the Bulgarian government against
its own subjects, where the most fur
ious butchery RACES day and night in
the Zankov dungeons.
The zankov government is anxious
Ely awaiting word of forthcoming aid
from the league of nations and the
league boosters are beginning to ques-
ton its efficacy and wonder whether
Ut is good for anything at all.
Greeks Also Complain
ATHENS, Greece, Oct. 26.--Atroci-
ty tales from the Greco-Bulgarian bor-
der where occupational forces are sta
toned are being spread turnout the
country Every capitalist paper is
carrying weird stories Of the innocent
Greek soldiers being sniped at by
Bulgarians To counterfeit the de-
demand that Greek troops leave Bull
garian territory the commander OF
the Greek forces in Macedonia advises
the Bulgarian troops now occupying
Greek territory evacuate.
Workers In Action
Authoritative sources are respons-
ible for the information that the Com
munists of both countries are endea.
voring to arrange joint conferences
for the purpose of arousing the work
ers and the soldiers Of both Greece
and Bulgaria to take a hand in the
matter and settle it Independently Of
either national group-and settle It
in their own way with their own for
ces. Much unrest prevails in both
countries and the league may hasten
to patch up the differences in order
to avoid proletarian outbreaks.
League Is Disappointed
GENEVA, Switzerland, Oct. 26.--
Leaders of the league of nations here
profess to be sorely disappointed
over the refusal Of Greece to summar.
lily eyacuate Bulgaria. The reply OF
Freeze to M. Aristide BRAND, French
foreign minister and chairman of the
league council, is resented. The
Greek government asserts its occupa.
ton of Bulgarian soil was a legitim-
late measure of defense and denies
that the covenant of the league of ma
lions was violated. The league lead
ers here realize that this attitude
makes the solution of the problem by
the league members in Paris most diff
ficult
Like group of pompous clowns the
league leaders try to conceal the fact
that the machine thru which they
hope to work is in state of decrepi-
tude and will not work effectively at
any time. The machinery may be
useful only as disguise to protect
the interests of the imperialist ma.
tions Of Europe in case the working
class rises or threatens to rise against
both Greece and Bulgaria.
League Meets In Paris
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Greece will pro
badly be given forty-eight hours to
prove to the league of nations council
that she has not violated article x of
the league of nations council.
Leaders in the council favored such
action this evening when they met in
a preliminary conference, before the
council went into formal session.
1t was the opinion of most of the
delegates that Greece must prove that
she has not violated the territorial
integrity of Bulgaria, which is pro-
tected by the league of nations coven-
ant.
M. Caparanos, Greek minister in
Paris, will represent Greece and M.
Marof, the Bulgarian minister, will
represent Bulgaria.
The meeting of the league council
was postponed until this evening
in order that M. BRAND, who suffered
a nasal hemorrhage during the morn.
ing, might be able to attend.
Later this afternoon it was stated
that possibly M. BRAND would not be
able to preside at the league council.
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