The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-21

APPEAL UP
TODAY In ALA
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Demonstrations are taking place
all over the United States and in
many European countries at which
the demand for the immediate and
unconditional release of the boys is
militantly raised. These demon
strations must continue, and must
increase hundred hold as only
the mass fight Of the workers and
toilers will force the release of the
nine innocent boys.
Every worker must consider him
SEW a committee of one to raise the
questino of the defense of the Scots
boro boys in his union, his lodge or
other organization. Working class Or
CARNATIONS must rush wires to the
Alabama Supreme Court denouncing
the hideous frame-up Of these in
nocent working class children and
demanding their release. Factory
gate meetings and indoor protest
meetings must be held Immediately.
The Birmingham capitalist papers
report that Governor B. M. Miller
of Alabama is being flooded with
kilograms and resolutions from all
over the world demanding the free
dom of the boys These protests
must continue, and must increase.
Boys Face Ordeal Bravely
The eight boys in the death cells
at Kilby Prison, Montgomery, Ala,
are displaying the utmost courage
and the fullest confidence in the In
ternational Labor Defense and the
mass fight of white and Negro work.
ers to free them.
In letters to Paul Peters, publicity
director Of the lid, who is now in
the South, the boys express full sup
port for the militant defense policy
of the LID and relief that the NACP
has been finally forced to drop its
pretense of defending" them. Charlie
Weems, one of the two boys whom
the NAACP lyingly claim are urg-
ing them to handle their defense,
writes:
81 wrote Mr.. White but l did so
because / thought he was going to
join forces with Mr.. ChamIee and
help us. After / learned what he
did / am glad he withdrew from
the case. White and Roddy should
not try to make trouble for Cham
lee, but they can't hurt him be-
cause We know who we wanted to
defend us. ! have been in here
so long until l know being free will
be like new person. trust In
the lid to do all that can be
done for us"
Scores NAACP SANDER of Parents
Mr.. White is national secretary of
the NAACP. Roddy is the Khan at
torney who betrayed the boys in the
original trial. at Scottsboro. Roddy
has been claimed by the NAACP as
their attorney. Andy Wright, an
other of the boys, writes:
SIN very glad that Walter White
withdrew. I lost all faith In him
when my mother wrote me from
! New York she heard him say at
an NAACP meeting that we boys
were homeless, unknown, our par
ents were imposters. have always
been with the lid"
Answers Charge That Boys Are
Ignorant"
Mrs. Wright is one of the Scots
boro mothers who was refused the
floor at NAACP mass meetings I'M
der the pretsxt of defending" the
boys. The NAACP reformists brand
ed the parents of the boys as i'm
posters. The real reason for re-
fuSing them the floor was theknowl-
edge that the parents would expose
the NAACP before the masses. Eu-
gene Williams, another of the boys,
| writes: -a
81 never wsote Walter White be-
cauGc / can find other use for a
two cent stamp. He never acted
riolf frc,,, t7,n heo;upin,o