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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Flexible Shaft Case
Against Pickets Will
Come Up on Dec. Is
Neglected To Act.

CHICAGO, Dec. IL. - The petition
of the Chicago Metal Polishers union
for dissolution of an injunction
against picketing the Chicago Flexible
Shaft Co. issued by Judge Denis E.
Sullivan will be heard on Dec. Is. The
union obtained change of venue from
Sullivan's court because of his notori-
Gus union hatred and the petition will
be heard by Judge Oscar Hebel.
The Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.,
which locked out IS members of the
union in May when they asked for a
wage increase, has hired gunner and
city police to patrol the property.
When the unionists appeared in Judge
Hebel's court the room was packed
with these gunner and with scab
workers to impress the strikers. Pick
citing of the company has been dis
continued until after the hearing.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Left Wing ziGgIer
Miners Must Serve
Terms, Court Rules

CHICAGO, Dec. IL (FP).-Four
members of the United Mine Workers
Of America at Zeigler, Ill, who were
charged with murderous assault as
result of a fight at union meeting
in 1925 between cleft" and Fright"
elements must serve sentences of
from 1 to ID years, the Illinois SUI
preme court ruled. They are Henry
Corbishley, former local president.
Steve Meanovich, Ignatz Cimmich and
Ed Naliski, members of the left"
group.
They were blamed for the beating
that Delbert Cobb, subdistrict vice
president, received in the general
fight. Cobb is the official who out
lawed'' strike called by the Zeigler
local to protest cheating by company
check weighmen. Following this ac-
ton Corbishley was ordered removed
as president. On Aug. II a meeting
was called to elect new officers of the
local. Cobb attended to oversee the
election. Feeling was high between
members of the local and Cobb's
group. No one knows just how the
fight started.
One of the Zeigler men was shot
and killed by a Cobb follower, Alex
ander Hargis. The man killed was
Mike Sarovich. Hargis was never
prosecuted.
No Evidence.
Three other Zeigler men were con-
yicted, Frank Corbishley, Stanley
Paurez and Mike Karovich, but the
supreme court reversed judgment on
their cases, ordering a retriaI. The
court ruled there was not enough evil
dence to convict them. Attorney w.
II. Holly, representing them, does not
believe their cases will be called, how
ever, and so these men will go free, it
is expected.
Much interest has been shown in
this case in miner circles and through
out the labor movement. The Zeiglar
miners were known to have had cleft"
leanings. Cobb represented me
right" At the trial the prosecuting
attorneys continually referred to the
defendants as foreigners, using that
to build prejudice against them.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
-
Upstate Republicans
Would Name Governor

SYRACUSE, Dec. IL. - Upstate
leaders Of the republican party will
arrive here Friday to formulate plans
to nominate one from their own ranks
for governor in next years election
At the present time the outstanding
potential candidate is Charles G. Han
ma, republican mayor of this city.
This move, almost a year in adj
vance of the gubernatorial election, is
regarded as early notice to the repub-
lican party leaders in New York City
that the upstate leaders are deter
mined that the next nominee must be
an upstate man.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
NGgTOTGanl tODebate
British on Attitude
OF Whites 10 Negro

The Negro debating team of Lin
coin University of Pennsylvania will
meet the British Union Team, repre-
sentatives from three of Briton's
largest universities, to debate on Ere
solved that the Attitude of the Anglo
Saxon Race Toward the Colored Races
Under it's Control, is Unethical and
Preiudicial to Progress" The debate
will take place at the Mother Zion
Church, 18th St., near 7th Ave.
The Lincoln debaters, Malcolm Dade
of New Bedford, Mass, Richard
Hurst Hill and Thrugood Marshall,
both of Baltimore, will cite the Ku
Klux Khan and mob lynching parties
as shining examples. Students from
the London School of Economics,
Edinburgh University and the Uni
versity of Reading will deny that the
white mans attitude is either "un-
ethical or prejudicial to progress"
This is said to be the first time that
a Negro college team has debated
white team here.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Defeat the Imperialist War
Against Nicaragua
LENINISM TEACHES us.

working
OF the peoples oppressed by without
formation
proleaa
national
imperialism OF the mother country
be free" N
The Workers (Communs Party asks you to ioin and holm
in the fight for:
The Defeat of lmperaist VANS
Smashing Government by Injunction.
Organization of the Unorganized
Labor Party.
The Defense of the Soviet Union Against Capitalist Wars
Workers and Farmers Government
Application Membership in PARTY
Gill out this blank and mail to Workers St. N Y Ctv)
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Address
Enclosed find $00 for initiation
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13

Work Daily for the Daily Worker /!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13

ton be conducted with the board of
assessors of the borough.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
new DRIVE FOR
ENTERING WORLD
COURTL.AUNCHED
Plutocracy Urges Ac-
ton by Coolidge

Another organized effort to get the
United States government to adhere
to the permanent court of interna-
tional justice (world court) which was
the principal issue before the last SEES
sion of congress, is being made by
Edward W. Box, the son-in-law of
Cyrus C. H. Curtis of the notorious
labor-hating Curtis Publishing com
pany of Philadelphia, and proprietor
of chain of newspapers.
Spent Millions for Court.
During the debates in the senate
charges were made by the opposition
to the democratic-republican Wall
Street coalition that voted adherence
of the United States to the world
court, which is the back-door to the
league of nations, that Box, through
his American peace foundation had
spent millions of dollars buying up
newspaper editors, preachers, CHATEAU
qua orators and other 'moulders of
public opinion" to bring pressure to
bear on congress to vote for the world
court proposals.
New Drive for Court. y
The object of the American imper-
ialists was to wrest control of the
court from European nations and use
it for its own purposes as the LEGAL
cloak for the imperialist campaigns
carried out against colonial and semi
colonial countries and weaker peoples
generally. The European nations in
the league refused to permit the
United States to enter.
Since the last congress the Wall
Street propaganda machine under
control of Box got busy and organ
lied new array of "notables" to de-
mand the reopening of the question
in new drive to get the country into
the world court.
Appeal To Coolidge.
In letter bearing the signatures
of 1876 prominent men and women
throughout the politicians,
ex-governors, present office holders,
bankers, editors, labor takers and
stock brokers-urged President Cool
idge to resume negotiations with the
European powers in the league of ma
lions that might lead to the entrance
of the United States into the world
court.
The chairman of the presentation
committee" is Irving T. Busch of the
Busch terminal of New York. Among
the individual signers are Edward w.
Box, Wall Street propaganda; Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
prominent Tammanyites and leaders
of the national democratic party;
John ?. Frey, secretary of the Metal
Trades Department of the American
Federation of Labor; Ralph Pulitzer,
publisher, and Herbert Bayard Swope,
John l.. Heaton, Charles Merz and
Walter Lippmann, editors of the New
York World, Wall Street-Tammany
publication; Raymond Fosdick, preach
er and trustee of the Rockefeller
foundation; Daniel Willard, president
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
William Allen White, editor of EN-
poria, Kansas; Walter Dill Scott,
president of the Northwestern Uni
versity, Chicago, and Edward A. Fill
enc, head of a Boston department
store and one of the original Coolidge
supporters.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
FIRE ENDANGERs INSANE.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. IL. - Two
hundred inmates of insane wards at
the Hillside Home of the Scranton
poor district, at Clarks Summit, near
here, fled to safety today when fire
swept two wards. The fire did $4,000
damage to the four-story building,
which forms part Of the dozen build
ing institution.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Disclose Big Tammany
Graft In Sewers
Continued from Page Ome)

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ton be conducted with the board of
assessors of the borough.
Neglected To Act.
Charges were Immediately made by
Attorney Klein that the office of
Commissioner of Accounts Higgins
during the past two years had re-
ceived numerous complaints in the
matter under investigation and that
the Tammany-controlled official had
neglected to act.
The first witness was James A.
Rice, chief engineer in charge of sew
ar construction in Queens. The ques-
tioning of Rice, whose only qualifica-
ton for the office appeared to be that
he had been employed as foreman Of
laborers, disclosed that during the
last - years he had specified con-
tracts to q total of some $40,000,000.
Of this sum many millions were
shown to have been unnecessary and
excessive.
Trick Specifications.
Specifications for a particular make
Of Type B iron pipe had been made by
Rice in such way as virtually to de-
,ermine the contractor whose output
should be used for the construction.
1t was further revealed that con-
nections between the contractor and
Rice acting for the administration of
the Borough of Queens, had been
through certain John NJ,
Philips, general agent and dictator"
for the contractors, and that Philips
had since conveniently taken "plea-
sure trip" to Havana.
Appointed by Connolly.
Rice, who was appointed to his posi-
ton by Borough President Connolly,
it was disclosed, had never passed the
civil service examination
and had given out the contracts in
most cases without having investi-
gated the firms with whom the con-
tracts were drawn. In one case, typi-
cal of some rs others, an admitted ex-
cessive charge of $4,000 was dis
closed.
Work Not Done.
Other costs running into many hun
dreds of thousands in each instance,
were the subject of questioning. A
case in point was the practice of spe-
cifying certain water proofing opera
tions paid for on all construction work
but actually put in on none. Rice
further testified that he had never
visited any of theSjobs over which he
had charge. He indicated that he had
been sent to the investigation "to pro-
vide a goat" for the Tammany ma
chine.
At G. o. P. Orders.
George U. Harvey is believed to have
instituted the investigation for the re-
publican party to retaliate against
Tammany Hall for the exposure of
Florence E. Knapp, republican former
secretary of state. Harvey announced
that he possessed enough
evidence of corruption in the Queens
sewer situation "to send several peo-
pie to jail"
The hearing will resume next
Wednesday at II a. m.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Ameer of Afghanistan
On His Way to London

BOMBAY, Dec. 1.-THE Ameer of
.Afghanistan who is on his way to
London, was greeted by large crowds
as he entered Karachi, according to
reports received here.
The Ameer is accompanied by his
wife and his son.
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MHM BceMH cH,laMH 6op0TBca Hpo :
Tub HpaBclBeHHorO pa3Io%eHlIa
Hra.1baHueB. IOI;RHa 6BTb o0'aBHe-
ia HeHpHMHpHMaa BoHHa MacoHaM
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10

BHyIbHA. - B BHIbHy HpH0H1
R3 K0BHo IeHyTaT-co1HaIHcT lloHIa
ycEac. B ,,kypbepe BHleHcRoM" lilo
HpaycEac cO6maeT 0 TapaIIeM B
.IHrBe Teppope. BoeHHoMy cyly Hpe
Iapr cOBepmeHH0 HeHoBHHHHx no
Iefl. ycepIHo pa6oTaer &BaIqH6a
.IHToBcRaa qeEa. IocTaToqHo Hpo
cToro IoHoca aTeHTa 9Toro yqpe%4e
HHa, qTo6M BOeHHBH CYL ocy4HI qe
I0BeRa, He T0HpOcHB 1aSe cBHIeTe
aeH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aEy6oB
crae, HnROBcEac, Ma2THaIHc, &a-
nycEHc H HapoIHHRH lleTpaHcRac.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
XEAE3HAa Py4A

M0CkBA. Ha IalbHeM ceBepe
PoccHH B MypMaHcEOi |ry6epHHH 81
cHeImIna noI pyHoBOIcTBoM A. IlOl
E0BOro OTHpH.Ia 3HaqHTe.IbHMa pafl
OH Ie1e3HOpyIHbIX MecTOHaX0TIe :
HHii. HaH00Iee 6OTaTMe a~;eIe3HOii
pyIol yTacTEIL HaX0IaTca Ha TpaHH
lie PHHIaHIHH. C0IepKaHHe qucTo-
70 EeIe3a b pyle I~0cTHTaeT 30-40
I%lp0HeHT0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
C06AKA nPNHEClA TOlOBy MA
lbqNKA

qAP,IbCT0H, B. Ba. MecaT To-
MY Ha3aH Hcqe3 IA IerHHii 0cRap
PaCep. Bee HOTHTRH HaHTH MalbqH
ia oRaaa1Hcb 6e3pe3yIBTaTHHMH.
Ha 1Hax Te In6HMaa cO6aEa De-
Eapa HpHHec.la IoMOH roIoBy cBO :
eTO XO3aHHa. y6HicTBo erO OcTaeT-
ca 3aTaIEOf. %IIoIHHHa %pa3HcEHBa-
eT cefiqac ocTaIbHyn qacTb TpyHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
C6EKAlA C NHlENuEM

yqHTe.IbHHHa %HaqaIbH0H mEO.IH
oIHOTO MaIeHbROTO TOpOIRa b mTa
re BHcROHcHH c6eTaIa c % ,TeT =
HIM HHIeiiIeM. BerleuH nOCeIH =
.IHcb B qHEarO. 3qepa OH 6BIH
apecToBaHB. y nHIeAIa ecTb IeHa,
THBymaa B N%HoH lahore, a y yum
TeIbHHHH ecTB MyE, TIIBynIHh B NH
HHeaH0.IHCe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
is HOKEBbIX PAH

RHTeIb TOcTHHHIIM kaMoHBeI1
4T. .IHHc noIyqHI Is Ho%eBBz
pan 30 BpeMa 6Opb6H c OIHHM NC
.I0IBM qeIOBeROM. II0IOTeHHe ere
|RpHTHqecROe. On oTEa3a.Ica Ha3 =
Barb HMa qe1oBeEa, paHHBHerO gro,
Lyme H3BecTeH HaH TaHHop II HeBen
b HoqHHX pecTopaHax. On TaETe
I6HI HpHqacTeH Il OIHOi 6yNerepC
|EOi mahHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
~PA3PyLuEHbI 4BA IONA

Ha ABepc abe BapbIBOM 6oM6H pa
3pymeHH 4Ba iona. H3 THTeleH Hi
ITO he HocTpaIaI. BIa4eIeT IoMoB
IIaBeI R0IHaHH 3aaBIaer, ITO Hec-
KoIbRO 1Heh TONY Haaa4 OH Holy-
VIII HHcbM0 3a %HOIHHcbD "HepHoIl
pyHH." B HHcbMe HeH3BeCTHMe IN =
ia Tpe6oBalH y hero 10000 IoI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
yBNnCTBO B lABKE

B He00IbmoH .IaBRe Ha TaMIHH
abe npoH3OmIa RpoBaBaa cHeHa.
IBoe HeH3BecTHHX, BoHIa B .IaBRy,
BcIyHHIiI B cnop c xoaaHHoM ee Tia
BIoM H 9paHEOM CEoIO. BomegmHe
BcROpe BBXBaTH,HH H3 EapMaHa pc
Bo.IbBepH H HaqaIH cTpe.IaTb. Goa
BlageIbHa 6HIH y6HrBl. CBHIeTe :
len 9TOT0 HpecTyllleHHa 0HIa III
,IeTHaH IeB0qha.
llpecTyIIHHEH pa3BcHHBal0Tca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
n%POPA6OTAN IS AET

12oce& 6lHH Hpopa6oTaI y qH
Earo MH1BoRIt II CT. Hon SeIe3Ho
IOpoSHoii EoMHaHuH 65 let. 10 let
OH pa6oTa,I B IaqecTBe B0HIyETopa,
% let 3aHHMaI IOIRHOcTb cTOpo =
Ta. Oh cqHTaIca caMBM cTapHM pa
6OqHM Y 9TOfi T%OMHaHHH. BTepa OF
yMep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
OHHO3NuNH HE CGAETCa

BEp.IIIH. - IIcRlpqeHHe BIZ
HoBbeBa II TpoDHoT0 He o6e3OpyHH-
10 oIIIIo3HUHH. B 3aceJaHHH IIEIR-a
PaHoBcRHll IpoH3Hpc peTb, EoTopaa
BBI3Ba.Ia 60lbm0e HeroI0Bamie era
IHHIeB. 10 cBeIeHHaM H3 MOcEBB
pOTHB TpoHEncToB 6yIyT HpHHaTH
oqeHb cypOBBe MepH. Tx O6BHHaIo1
b R0HTp-peB0IWHH0HHOCTH
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
KOT0 BNHdT B OTO3BAHNN PAKOBC
KOT0

MOCKBA. 20 oRTa6pa 6BBmHfi
c@oBercHIIi npeIcTaBHTelb 30 PpaH-
HIN. X. PaROBcEHii, BepHyIca b Mo
cRBy Il HeMeI.1eHHO c4e.1a4 IoEIa4 0
EaMnaHHH, BeImeiica npOTHB nero
30 PpaH1HH, : cOBeTcEoMy IlpaBHTe
.IbcTBy.
UpHe3I PaEOBcRFo cHoBa IIo4HaI
B MOcRBe HHTepec Il c0BeTcRo = 9pa
Huy3cHHM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Moe
E0BcRaa Hpecca c HOB0IT 9HeprHen
crala pa36HpaTBca B HpHqHHax Ram
IaHHH nporHB paHoBcEoro.
r qaCTHoeTH MOcH0BcHaa "Pa00-
qaa Ta3era' B cTaTbe 'IIo HyTH
qeM6ep.IeHa" o6BHHaer B OTo3Ba :
HHH PaRoBcR0ro =. AHrIHD, Ho4
BIHaHHeM ROTOpoa 6yIro Obi Be,Tacb
30 4paHHHH EaMnaHHa npoTHB CO.
BeTcE0r0 H0.IIIpeIa.
MocRoBcHaa Ta3eTa, ToBopHT, qTo
BonpOc 0 Hpe6BBaHHH paHoBcKoro
30 9paHBHH 3aKOHqeH ToIBRo 9op
MaIbHO, qT0 BHocIeIcTBHH 9Tor B0II
DOC euIe BCIIIBBeT ia n0BepXHOcrb
uoIHTHqecROH %H9HH .
"Pa0oqaa I'a3eTa", aHaIH3Hpya
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
MyCCOHNHN 3A4AqAx 4AMKCTOB

II JpyTHM pelHTH03HHM H H0IHTHqec
HIM uapTHaM, HeIai0IIIHM cBepr :
HyTb bamHcTcRyD IHKTaTypy.
Bee 9TH H0.I0HeHHa B3aTbT HTaIb
aHcRHN IHETaTopoM H3 EoMMyHHc
"THqecKOiI npOTpaMMH, xoTa Myc =
coIHHH II cqHTaeT ce6a HeHpHMHpH-
MBIM BparOM 6oIbmeBH3Ma.
B damHcTcRoH HaprHH, Raj; II B
60IBIHeBHUH0H, HacqHTbIBaeTca cen-
qac OK0IO MH,I1H0Ha qIeH0B. b ee
paIax HMepTcH TaKiRe cBoH DAMN
croMoIbuBI, HoJ06Hme cOBeTcEHM no
Mc0M0IbHaM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
HOqb B TEATPE

SO IeTHaa 9Ma ~IIHHHHH HOuIIa BE
qepoM B MaIeHbEni EHH0 = TeaTp
Ha K.IapE y.IHIe. Tam oHa 3acHyIa
II HoTIa HpocHy,Iacb, TO B TeaTpe Hi
EOTo He 6BIO. 0Ha npo6OBaIa EpH-
qaTb, cTyqaTb B 4BepH, HO HEIKTo ee
He ycIBImaI. II HpHmIOcB cTapyxe
Hpo0BTb B 1eaTpe BcD HOqb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-10
B0gRA HA HOTRAX

IL %qe.I0BeH, 3aHHMaDlIIHXCa TOp-
TOBleii Ha MaEcBeI y.IHIe, Bqepa
6HIH apecTOBaHM areHTaMH Tpe3Bo
9TH. Ha HX TeIeTRaX CpeIH 3eIe-
Hi II pa3,IHuHBx IpyrHX Me,1RnX Be
mei 6bIIa HafiIeHa BO4Ra, EOTOpyp
OH TaiiHO HpoIaBaIH cBOHM Xop0 =
3HaHOMHM HOEynaTeIaM.