The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-26
BANNED UTTERANCES OF BRITISH
COMMUNIST BEING PRINTED FOR
AMERICAN WORKERS IN PAMPHLET
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peoples wishes. You see the same
thing in Turkey.
mo Eastern country would tolerate
as the British people have tolerated
the humbug and nonsense from the
governing classes; they have over
thrown them and established the peo-
pie in power
Will Not Yield to Terrorism.
81 for one will not yield to terror
ISM" declared Saklatvala in answer
to charge of Communism in the house
of commons. Il am going to carry on
subversive propaganda, revolutionary
propaganda, Communist propaganda
with the assistance of the Russians,
and the Chinese and the Germans and
the British. / am not alone in that
The government has kept quiet about
the great Indian railway strike.
put it quite definitely, that taking in
comparison with any other country,
you pay the most miserable wages,
and give the most miserable condi-
tions, and deprive the population,
which works you and for the properi-
ty of your great empire, of their rights
and infiict on them political indignity
and humiliation worse than can be
! found in any part Of Asia
Protest meetings are being arranged
in Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh,
/ O1a,vaIoud Con Trouo;eoO Miuuao
polls and other cities by the Workers
Party to protest the exclusion of
Saklatvala.
A Chicago protest meeting will be
held Monday evening, Sept 2S, at
Norwest Hall, North and Western
Ayes, and conducted by the All-Amer-
lea Anti-Imperialist League.
William F. Dunno, editor of the
DAILY WORKER, and Manuel Gomez,
secretary of the All-America Anti
Imperialist League, and Hindu and
Chinese speakers representing other
organizations will speak. Admission
free.
Announce Meeting for Detroit.
A protest meeting of the Detroit
workers will be held Monday evening,
Sept. %, at the House of the Masses,
2646 st. Aubin St. There will be
speeches made in English, Chinese
and Hindu by speakers representing
various organizations.
Big Demonstration in New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. PA united
front demonstration of six organiza-
tions took place Monday at the initia-
tive of the Workers (Communist)
Party as protest against the exclus-
ion of Saklatvala by the state depart
ment at Washington Thousands of
workers jammed the narrow street
| just off Union Square where the meet
! ing was held. The estimates of the
capitalist press range from 1900
New York Times) to 5000 DAILY
News) as the number of workers that
rallied on only three days notice to
voice their solidarity with the ex-
cluded British Communist and de.
mand his admission into this country.
Hail Defender of Workers. -
Resolutions hailing Saklatvala as
the defender of the workers and OPP
pressed peoples of the British empire,
denouncing international Imperialism
and branding the action of the state de-
partment as the beginning of a new
campaign against all but the most
servile of the foreign-born workers,
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one Of the ten speakers representing
the six organizations that co-operated
was enthusiastically applauded.
In addition to the Workers Party,
the Civil Liberties Union, the Friends
Of Freedom for India, the Association
for the Recognition of the Irish Re-
public, the International Labor De-
Tense and the Young Workers League
were represented by speakers.
Socialists Absent.
Norman Thomas, candidate for
mayor on the socialist ticket was con-
spicuous by his absence altho he was
specifically invited, and his act of
treachery in breaking labor's solidar-
Aty III It's uullcu utuldHu IOT Tree ell
trance of militant foreign-born work
ers into the United States and against
British and American Imperialism,
was scored by the chairman, William
w. Weinstone, and branded by the
Workers Party candidate for mayor
Benjamin Gitlow, as "a rejecting of a
united front with the workers and the
forming of united front with Cool
idge and Kellogg and every enemy of
freedom of speech for the workers in
this country"
The assembled workers reared
their approval of an invitation on be-
half Of the American working class
to Saklatvala to visit the United
States, when Saleindra NJ Chose, a
Hindu, representing the Friends of
Freedom for India, declared:
IF the working class Of America
demand the presence OF Saklatvala in
this country he will be here within