The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-02
CZARIST SPIES ARE
PREPARING WAR
By VERN SMITH

By YER
Is this Djamgaroff's spy system?
Is the "Union of the Sovereign's
People" that widespread royalist
espionage service that George
Djamgaroff boosted to the reporter
Spivak that he controls?
Djamgaroff is a type. He says
he is director of the A. B. C. News
service "a non-existent organiza-
tion). Immediately and expen-
sively dressed, in fact, attired in as
many colors as the lilies of the
field, sporting a gold-headed cane,
Djamgaroff makes his income in
ways that are concealed to the pub
lie. But it is known that he is
subsidized by Mrs. Loomis, sister,
in-law of secretary Of state Slim
son, that he apparently has a repu-
tation as an expert on Commu-
nism" among the big business enc
mics of the Soviet Government. He
presents copies of weird charts,
purporting to show the relations of
various Soviet and Communist or
CARNATIONS, photostated and of eX
pensive size, to the Fish committee.
Probably he gets paid for this.
Any way he advertises his stuff
well, talks of "my Is years investi-
eating the Reds " etc
Right in the Center.
Furthermore, he is an honored
visitor to the Fish committee hear
ings. He sits in their secret ses-
sions; he took part in the emer-
gency secret session called hurriedly
at noon on the last day of the COM
mittee's meetings in New York at
which the tactic of springing
Djamgaroff himself and a fake
cheka member to identify Amtorg
officials as secret for Wagner has
testified that he was the printer
of the Whalen forgeries, and that
line Of attack on the U.S.S.R. had
collapsed.
We Have the Bylaws.
But Djamgaroff's spy system?
About the time he became active
here, there appeared a secret Or
ganization. 1t tried not to appear
openly. But there is in existence,
in good Communist hands,, a little
book of its bylaws.
The name of the organization,
says the little book, shall be "The
Union of the Sovereign's People"
1t is sponsored by "Her Majesty,
Grand Duchess Kyrra Cyrilovna.'
evidently female relative of the
pretender to the throne of Russia,
the Scar" Cyril.
Propaganda.
The aims, as given in this book
of bylaws of the organization are:
ITO unite the Russian people who
obey the will of Car Cyril not
sparing strength, property or life
itself. To carry into Russian
masses in Russia and abroad the
idea of obediance to his supreme
loftiness and the ideas enunciated
by the former Gear Nicholas.
Section 10 of the bylaws says:
"All of the actual members and
members collaborators of the union
must be registered into the corps
of the |. A. and F. and also regis
tered in the Imperial civil service"
Now the initials 81. A. and F."
stand for Imperial Army and
Fleet" And there is an imperial
army and fleet. There is in all
countries, financed or at least given
aid and comfort by the capitalist
government of those countries, a
military white guard organization
ready to be used as the vanguard.
of the proposed war on the Soviet
Union. Most of them are in the
Balkans, where Mrs. Loomis is a
frequent visitor, travelling as an
emissary of charitable organizations
which look after the Russian white
guard refugees subsistence. The
whites" are fed and clothed, and
kept in fighting trim. Mrs. Loomis,
you remember, was found by John
Spivak financing Djamgaroff, and
doing it with the knowledge of
secretary of state Stimson.
Boast of $4,000.
Just before May Day of this
year, General Eugene Karlovitch
Miller, from his headquarters in
Paris, boosted publicly that he had
$4,000 in this army and fleet or
ganization. In U. S. the eastern
section is commanded by George
Golokhvostoff "a real old aristo-
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