The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-29

nts from the press and police reports
examination. These examinations
are to take place within the next few
days.
The examinations will be made in
the presence Of the local magistrates
of Neukolln and Berlin Wedding by
two doctors, one of whom will be
police court doctor
May 14th, 1929.
Deposition of:
Paul Walsowsky, compositor, &C
companied by his wife, Jenny, aged
81 and 40 respectively, doniciled at
Berlin SO SO, Harzerstrasse 2, second
floor, front, identified through tram
season ticket, member Of the SPD.
and of the Verband der DeutSchen
Buchdrucker printers T.U0, who
makes the following statement, being
prepared to repeat it on oath:
My wife is member of the
Frauenhilfe Martin Luther II in Neu-
kolln (women'S club organized by the
church,. The club had arranged a
spring festival for the 3rd May, 1929
at D. m. in KlenS Festsale, which
was however cancelled by the chair
man, Rev. Leist, at the request of
the police. Instead, we two therefore
went with two other families to the
Ashinger Cafe on the Kaiser -FTeid-
rich-Platz in Neukolln. When we re-
turned to our flat about II O'Clock,
our twenty-year-o son Martin was,
to our surprise, missing from home.
Early next morning we heard to our
horror that our son Martin had been
shot by the police (shot in the back.
urther details of how and where this
happened have not been given to us
We only know from the doctor in at
tendance at the Erckstrasse Neukolln
first aid station, that our son was
taken there dead by four men in a
taxi-cab at $50 p. m. On the 4th
May, 1929, the next day, we entered
our flat between and 5 pm. and
found note signed by a police SER
geant, informing us that our son was
in the Neukolln Hospital. He was
buried from there on Saturday lis
(Jacobi Cemetery.
81 wish to add that the doctor at
the firSt-aid station in the Erck-
strasse informed me when giving par
ticulars of his examination after my
son had been brought to him, that
eve funeral procession had been
shot at in the Mainserstrasse in Neu-
kolln.
We have received the papers of
our son, but not the key and purse
of money which he took with him
when he left the house.
From my own observation I would
like to add the following:
about $50 pm. I saw how two
policemen who were on a lorry in
tn e Friedrichstrasse in Neukolln
struck a passing cyclist who wore
red carnation in his buttonhole, with
their fist in the back Of the neck,
although the latter had not given the
slightest cause for such action
Behlin, 14th May, 1929.
" ~ ~
Signed Paul WaIdowsky,.
Jenny WaldOwsky nee Remand"
The Prussian Minister of the In
terror, II, 1920, v.
Berlin, 3rd May, 1929.
To the Secretariat of the RIB.
Deed Enactment.
A i
with par. 7 Of the Protection of the
Republic Act OF July 21st, 1922 and
June, 1920 r. c. 81. I, p. 585, p. $3.50
and in accordance with the Decree
ruling the execution of this Act, dated
18th February, 1926 (R.G. b., .. 1901
and in accordance with par. of the
National Law on Associations of April
10th, 1908 (R.G.Bl., p. 151) in con-
nection with par. 129 of the National
Decree OF Penalties, the Rote Front
kampferbund e. v. including the Rote
Jungfront and the Rote Marine with
all its institutions, is hereby dissolved
within the boundaries of the Prussian
Free State, with the consent of the
government of the Reich (Severing.
Muller, Hilferding and WiSsell-all
leaders of the S.P.D); because its
activities show that is purpose is in
conflict with the legal enactments
above mentioned.
The property of the organizations
named above will be confiscated by
the Reich in accordance with par. 10
of the Protection OF the Republic Act
and par, of the Act of March END,
1921.
The confiscation will be carried out
by the local police authorities.
(Signed Grzesinki"
(SeaD.
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