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Evening star., 1933-09-15
and then the other Of the two great
maritime nations were victorious.
Finest British Cotton.

and then the other Of the two great
maritime nations were victorious.
Finest British Cotton.
"Au Of the Windward group are
mountainous, and over the sha.p peaks,
deep valleys and more gentle slopes Is
thrown q deep green mantle Of tropical
vegetation, broken only where man has
with difficulty cleared fields for sugar,
tobacco, cotton and fruit. The sea is
land cotton grown here Is the finest
produced In the British Empire.
"On each of the Windward islands is
a small minority Of white officials, land
owners and business men, but most Of
the inhabitants are black. descendants
Of slaves brought over from Africa dur
ing early colonial development Each
Island has its own institutions and there
is no common legislature, laws or
tariffs, although over all Is the COVER
nor, who resides In St. Georges, chief
city of Grenada.
"St. Lucia has superb harbor in
Port Castries. Its narrow. bottle neck
entrance leads into what Is in effect q
great, deep lake Of salt water. Large
steamers and men-of-war can tie up
directly to docks upon which are
heaped mountains of coal. Despite the
increase of oil-burning vessels, Port
Castries is still an important coaling
depot, and armies of black men and
women fuel ships by carrying laden
Evening star., 1933-09-15
baskets Of coal aboard on their heads.

baskets Of coal aboard on their heads.
"St. Vincent suffered in the eruption
Of its own volcano at the same time
that Mount Pelee. devastated the neigh
boring French island of Martinique.
Nearly. 1000 lives were lost and third
Of the island Of st. Vincent was buried
in ashes Grenada, at the southern
end Of the chain, is q land Of nutmeg
and cacao plantations. Its port Of st.
George. while small, is perfect gem
of q land locked basin, from which the
housetops Of the town climb like gigantic
stair steps up an encircling ridge"
Evening star., 1933-09-15
Gentle, Effective

Don't miss a day. Take
it before breakfast as
recommended d-one-ifth
glass Pluto Waterin four
fifths glass hot water
for ten straight days.
Cleanse your system of
every vestige of health
destroying impurities.
Then you will understand
why for nearly 80 years,
from all over the world,
people have travelled to
French Lick Springs for
this ten-day Pluto Water
treatment. And why ply
sicians everywhere rec
ommend it as a mild and
effective laxative-non-
irritating and non-habit-
forming.
Two sizes-20c and Rc-
at all drug counters. Bot
tied and sealed at French
Lick Springs Hotel. French
Lick. Indiana.
Evening star., 1933-09-15
WARS KEPT PILOT BUSY
Marshal Chang's Personal Flye,
Never Knew Next Move.

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-Perry Hut
ton, personal pilot to Marshal Chang
Hsueh- LANG, Chinese war lord and de-
posed ruler Of Manchuria. says he never
could keep up with the wars he flew
over for three years.
when we finished one campaign" !"
said Hutton, now in his native Okla
homa on leave, "Id take bath and
then call on Marshal Chang's head
quarters to find out whom we'd started
fighting in the meantime"
Evening star., 1933-09-15
SAUER KRAUT DAY DRAWS
10000 TO TOWNS FETE
Village Of 600 Puts Out Free Meal
and Everybody in Area Drops
in as Guest.

BY the Associated Press.
FORRESTON, ILL.,, September IS
This town Of approximately 600 inhabi-
tants held its annual observation Of
"Sauer Kraut day and this is what
happend:
About 10000 visitors came to see how
much sauer kraut and "hot dogs" they
could eat.
Two tons of sauer kraut was con-
sumed and If the "hot dogs" that dis
appeared during yesterdays celebration
were placed end to end there would
have been q string Of them two miles
long.
There was no charge for this culi-
nary festival. It's an old Forreston
custom to invite one and all to free food
once year. The custom has been in
vogue for Is years.
Evening star., 1933-09-15

! Always good-natured, really devoted
90. now he is sullen, irritable, at odds
with all the world. Ask him what ails
him and he couldn't tell you to save
his life. He worries and worries. Yet
strangely enough there is nothing
seriously wrong :. nothing he can
not easily correct in a few days.
Evening star., 1933-09-15

ltalys leading industrial eouc9us. u
Is one Of the tallest buildinu q III
country,
Evening star., 1933-09-15
It's Astheniia
(Run-down condition, usually
caused by Constipation

clogSeQ-you say tnat
you're "regular'as can be
but physicians will tell
you thatit is only too easy
todeceive yourself in this
respect and stay doped
with poisons. Thus mil
lions of micro-organisms
accumulate in the intesti-
nal tractand produce that
dull, achy, pepless feel
ing known as Asthenia.
Decide right now to
turn the tables on Old
Man Gloom. Take Pluto
Water every morning for
ten mornings, and see a
new world in ten daysi
Evening star., 1933-09-15

18-story building has been constructed
near the shore here as a Summer home
for children Of employees Ct one Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
Socialist Party Executive Responsible.

This fixes the responsibility the Socialist Party e
eeuve for the continued division the workers ranks ut
time when the most solid fighting front is needed It
IN line with their persistent refusal enter into Joint
struggle against fascist terror which is daily taking the
lives and freedom of hundreds of German workers-Com
munist and Social Democratic alike is in line with their
refusal to enter into united action against Rooseve new
attacks on the workers living standards into united
demonstrations May First The Socialist Party executive
seems willing to assume the serious responsibility for split
ting the workers ranks
They try TO conceal their refusal behind a false
bombasc statement which by it's very tone proves the
nsincerity of those who drafted it. instance in SUBJ
head over the signed statement probably concocted by the
brilliant Mr. Oneal have the absolutely false assertion
United Frontiers Denounced by Mooney, implying that
Mooney has repudated those he had assigned to organize
the Chicago conference In the body of the official state
men we find the following equally false and stupid state
ment: Scott, his QMooneys-CAH) chief representative
stands branded by Moneys letter as person not In
be trusted in charge of united front congress- again i'm
plying That Mooney has somehow other repudiated the
one person he designated to take the principle lead in
nzng the chicago conference Such false statements re-
flect IN themselves the hysteria within the socialist
leadership under the the demand of their own
members for united action. We leave it to Louis SOFT
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

tale as told BY Victoria Price
Chanlleee opened by describing
himself as southern-born and reared
in Georgia and Tennessee. MY
father fought in the Confederate
Army. He struck to the end and it
was April 1t is April now and we
are in the midst of another big
fight" he declared
For Negro Rights.
Earlier in the day, replying TO a
telegram from the editor OF the
Brooklyn Eagle inquiring after the
lawyers safety, Leibowitz wired:
INTENSE FEELING BECAUSE
WE HAVE BROUGHT QUESTION
OF NEGRO RIGHTS INTO OPEN
STOP HAVE RECEIVED NUMER-
Gus ANONYMOUS LETTERS
THREATENING DEATH If DO
NOT STOP MILITIA HAS EVERY
THING UNDER CONTROL NOW
BUT ARE SITTING ON MOUNTAIN
OF INT STOP THE NEGROES ARE
ABSOLUTELY BEING FRAMED
AND I'LL FIGHT TILL HELL
FREEZES OVER TO SAVE THEM.
Late last night-following word
that armed xxx. gangs were form.
ing around Huntsville and were on
their way to Decatur-a heavy guard
armed with riot guns was thrown
around the Comedian Court apart
mentS where the defense lawyers and
their star witnesses, Ruby Bates and
Lesser Garter are staying.
Significant is that the fact that
Attorney General knight, eager TO
maintain the Illusion OF safety for
the Negro boys and their lawyers,
pleaded with newspapermen TO
await developments before send
ing their release TO their papers.
He gave as his rason his desire to
protect the reputation Of the COM
munity."
The prosecution concluded It's re-
buttal testimony at II o'clock this
morning, and both sides then began
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
Remove Issue of Communist Control"

We were therefore much concerned about the him
ORANGES put in the way by the Socialist Party When
were informed that they making alleged Communist
control their chief excuse decided Immediately
this as an issue We decided prevent them from using
this as an excuse longer and to force them
ton to the workers
We decided to consult with other groups who had clearly
indicated their desire to achieve united action in the fight
free Mooney. After consultation started on COM
munst initiative with A. ]. Music of the c. P L. A. and
Frank Palmer Of the Federated Press and through them
with Norman Thomas, agreed to wire Tom Mooney ask
ing him to set up joint management committee made up
OF representatives Of all groups. Norman Thomas agreed
write his fellow executive members asking them favor
ably consider these proposals if they accepted by
Tom Mooney. This occurred March 90 On that date
the telegram sent to Tom On March 81 received
the following reply which indicates both the original pro-
posals and Toms counter prOposals
agree appointment
Communist Socialist
Defense,
Progressive
was our proposal-CAHJ and Mouders
treecting desire in
mttee-CAH) This proportion
mel for confirmation further
to have his way!-CAH) Similar wire
medaey inform Palmer and BaIdwin.-TOM
This proposal of the Communists confirmed by Mooney
himself, provides for management committee of II mem
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

The beheSts of that dictatorship are
being carried out, sometimes under
tne gtlSe OF democracy and progress
slVlsm, sometimes almost without any
pretense at any disguise by the
roosevelt administration. The most
brutal terror is exercised against
workers also here in the United
States. The simplest attempts of
workers TO organize for the protec-
tlon and advancement OF their inter-
ests meets with bitter opposition. II
we can make the workers of the
United States understand the mean
ing OF fascism, If we can defeat fas-
clsln III this, the foremost capitalist
and imperialist nation, the spread of
fascism everywhere can be halted
and crippled.
The events OF recent years have
given conclusive and often tragic
proof OF the contention that o d.
vided working class is unable to stay
an advance Of fascism. We call,
therefore, for the most vigorous and
sincere efforts to bring about unity
in the struggle against fascism, as
well as in the defense of Tom Moo
ney, the Kentucky miners, the
Scottsboro boys and other class-war
prisoners, in the defense Of the So
Wet Union, against all capitalist and
attacks, and on other
concrete points. Those who fail to
JOIN in efforts to achieve genuine
unity at such time as this are trail
tors to the working class. We shall
continue to strive for the widest pos
sible unity even with elements with
whom at many points we differ.
A few instances Of triumphant,
united activity on vital, concrete is
sues now before the American labor
will strike terror to all
reactionaries and capitalists, and in
spire the masses Of American work
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
Facts Refute Wrecking Charge.

The second point g. the Communists will use it (the
congress-CA.H) tool in their campaign to wreck
other working class organizations The Socialist Party is
on the road toward wrecng ITSELF with assistance from
the Communists through its persistent refusal to
join in united action the basis of truly working class
policy The questions that will determine the life of the
various organizations the honesty sincerity and de-
termination with which they rally the for resistance
to the bosses efforts to destroy their political rights
lower their living standards And this score the gent
lemen of the Socialist Executive Committee have record
which is not good does not qualify them of all people,
pass judgement on the Communists.
But we Communists effectively answer this
sanderous about alleged desire Ito wreck other
working class organizations We will refer only to the
Mooney congress and to proposals. We wanted and
still want united action in The struggle Tom Mooney
We know that freedom for Tom Mooney through
termined working class struggle will not only restore Tom
to the workers front ranks but such victory would inspire
the millions of workers to determined action against
American capitalism For these want the
lease of Mooney and know it only be achieved thru
united action.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

ner' shouting: Where did you get
that coat?' thus trying to repeat YES
teroays effort TO show that the girl
was bribed to repudiate her testimony
Scores Vital Point
Taxing advantage OF thus oppor-
tunity, Defense Attorney Leibowitx
scored another vital point for the de-
Tense when, on re-questioning Ruby
Bates, he brought out the fact that
the small pearl pen-knife which th.
train whoutb itmflsbo /. ...p IN, ldk
prosecution claims was taken on ths
train from the girls by one Of the
Scottsboro boys and found on hina,
actually belonged to Victoria Price,
who turned it over to Deputy Sheriff
Wann at the time Of her arrest.
Testifyirg today, DR.. Charles
Clingman, pastor of the Episcopal
Church Of the Advent in Birming-
ham, Ala. said that Ruby Bates had
come TO him after he had been in
correspondence with DR.. Harry EN-
erson Fosdick, pastor of the River
side Church in New York, who re-
quested that DR.. Clingman provide
safe keeping for the girl.
The desperation of the prosecution
is further seen in last-minute de-
cision made today changing the
charge Of rape" TO conspiracy 70
assault" in the case of three OF the
Scottsboro boys. This new strategy
was evolved by the prosecution after
the testimony of Ruby Bates had
smashed the case OF the state to
pieces. Fearing the inability to con-
Wet on the original charge, the pres
ecut,on changed it to the new one.
While indicating retreat on the
part Of the prosecution, the altering
of the charge means little, inasmuch
as in the event Of conviction, Con
spirscy to assault also carries the
death penalty.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

the preparation for the final surnnla-
ton which began at one O'Clock. with
each side having three hours. and the
prosecution having the final word.
Before the prosecution rested its
rebuttal testimony, it attempted to
spring surprise witness in the
person Of Bertus Frost, who &C.
cupied death cell facing the
scottsborO boys in KiIby prison and
while awaiting electrOcution on a
murder charge had his sentence
committed 70 life imprisonment BY
Gov. b. M. Miller of Alabama, The
reason for executive clemency' in
this case became apparent today
when the prosecution attempted to
have Frost testify that he overheard
a conversation In the cell between
Haywood Patterson and Charlie
Weems. Judge Horton refused to
permit Frost to testify when Leibo-
WITT vigorously protested.
Earlier in the day Prosecutor
Knight had recalled Patterson to the
witness stand in an effort to make
him admit such conversation in
which the Negro boy was supposed
to have said, IT told you if we had
killed those girls we wouldn't be here
now"
Thwart Attempt
The attempt to put over this STOOL
pigeon evidence" is an obvious proof
Of the frantic manner in which the
prosecution sought to overcome the
damage done its frame-up case by
Ruby Bates clear-cut denial of the
rape" story on the stand yesterday
in which she characterized the orig
inal Scottsboro trial in 1881 as an
"out-an-out frame-up.'
The defense today again moved for
a mistrial, charging that Prosecutor
Knight had continued to make highly
statements. The most
fragrant instance occurred this morn
ing when Ruby Bates was on the
stand under cross-examination. The
Acknowledgement pointed a finger at
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

~ e7"C WNA%S Va fAEIOuS DTgauIZ1s
kons assembled in Madison Square
Garden, April S, 1888, for Protest
Assarst Fascism--
Comrades and Fellow Workers:
The National Executive Committee
of the Conference for Progressive La
Dor Action extends heartiest greet
nlss. $685.
To the advance of HitIerism in
Germany and the atrocities commit
Ted by that regime the workers ev-
erywhere must reply with gigantic
protests. We give our support to all
such demonstrations.
Il Is essential that not only politi-
cal groups protest but especially the
economic organizations Of the work
ers and farInerS-trade unions. CO.
operatives and fraternal organiza-
tions, farmers unions, organizations
Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Join in
these protests against fascism. The
first thing fascism has done wherever
1t has come into power has been to
destroy the unions, co-operatives,
farmers unions, free schools and all
the independent institutions and Or
CARNATIONS of the workers. 1t is of
the utmost Importance therefore that
in their own interest these economic
organizations offer the most militant
opposition to every manifestation of
Pascisrn.
1t Is fitting that the workers Of the
United States should denounce Hit
lerism in Germany, should organize
relief for the victims of fascist ter
ror in Germany and elsewhere and
should pledge solidarity with the
German working class.
Our foremost and basic task, how
ever, is to expose and combat fas-
cism and fascist tendencies in the
United States. A virtual dictatorship
of the big bankers now exists here.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
Action be Achieved in the Fight Free Tom Mooney?

''TO the advance of HitIerism in Germany
and the atrocities committed by that regime
the workers everywhere must reply with gil
gantic protests. We give our support to all
such demonstrations.
"ThOse who fail to join in efforts to
achieve genuine unity at such time as this
are traitors to the working class"
From the statement of the Conference Progressive
Labor Action to the Madison Square Garden mass meeting
against German fascism, held April 5, 1888.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

He then traced Victoria Prices own
story, exposing how preposterous it
was in itself.
Leibowitz, in mastery fashion,
then proceeded to expose the frame
up point by point. He asserted sharp
ly that the bigotted painting of the
two previous state attorneys was an
attempt to cover up the frame-up.
This is contemplate frame-up,
a cock and bull story" he declared,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
BY C. A. HATHAWAY

The Executive Committee of the Socialist
Party has, so far, stubbornly refused to join
with other labor forces in joint fight to
secure the release of Tom Mooney and other
class war prisoners. This fact is bluntly
stated in the New Leader of April /. In an
Official Party statement, signed by the Ma
tlonal Chairman of the Party, Mayor Daniel
~ Hoan OF Milwaukee Clarence Senior the national Sec
retary and Louis Krzyci and Powers Hapgood members
OF the national committee, the following is stated
=" the organization committee ACTING UNDER AUTHonI
BATON OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ~ a..
f@rt deems it NADVISABLE Party subd
ns TO take part in the Chicago Free Tom
Mooney Congress called to Chicago May End
A.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
The Masses Must Insist on United Action.

We have been patient giving them every opportunity
to change their position We have waited II days-from
March 20 until today, April g. We might remind the So
cals leaders that this is time than they gave Tom
Mooney to reply to their communications before thew issued
their public condemnation of the congress- although he is
IN JAN and hampered by prison regulations new issue
OF the New Leader has appeared containing no correction
OF the previous slanderous statements and above all no
expression of willingness to support the Mooney congress
Their rejection of united action has been further shown
during the past week by their refusal to enter into strg
gle against fascism.
we, therefore, make these factshe proposals for the
mooney congress public in the restrained manner
possible considering the vciousness their attacks in re-
cent issues of the New Leader We leave it to the workers to
fix the responsibility for the delay in establishing one il
ant worngcass fighting front AS for the Communists we
stand ready and anxious for effective united actiofor the
freedom OF Mooney and for struggle every need of the
workers. - ~
The masses generally, and the workers organizations
IN particular can speed this effort weld together the
WORKERS now scattered forces by uniting for struggle in
every locality by giving united local support to the Mooney
congress- and by sending letters protest and resolutions to
the Socialist Party and to the workers press DEMANDING
stop to these sabotagng activities of the Socialist PARTY
executive committee. United action viii be achieved on
upon the determined insstence of the masses
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
MOONEY WIRE OF MARCH %, 1888 TO
THE SOCIALIST PARTY

*As result of militant campaign have
won new trial which is greatest victory in
my case stop | call upon you to exert every
effort to have unaffiliated organizations
join the United Front Congress which con-
venes during nay trial stop Strongly urge
Socialist Party to join United Front be-
cause as Socialists they must realize that
only by standing together at this critical
time can final freedom be achieved.
(Signed) TOM MOONEY"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08
Who Are the 'Wreckers''?

While the Socialist Party apparently trying to
sabotage the congress- the Communist Party which is SIAN
derousy charged by the socialist executive with desiring to
wreck other working class organizations forward
with sincere constructive proposals which effectively reut
their false charges They tried to kill the congress the
grounds that would control it; reply with proposal
which does away with all possibilities of such control and
thereby also with any possibility assuming even that we
mad such stupid Intentions Of wreckng other organza
tons The test Of ones sincerity always be found in
ones deeds; proposal for committee of II with oRy
three Communists reuation of their second SANDER
Gus charge.
The Socialist Party executive notified of these
proposals first March 30 they again informed by
telegram of the content of Tom MONEYS wire of the 31s
AS yet they have not changed the stand reported in the
last New Leader of April l. They still stand pubicaly at
least IN open opposition to united drive Moo
ney They still try to hide behind false statements charg
ing mo control by Mooney" and Communist contro"-
statements that refued by the facts brought forward in
this article.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-04-08

Slamming the table vigorously.
Opening the SUNNI IL, Oh behalf
Of the defense, following Wrights
lynch-inciting speech, Gen. George
George w. Chamlee, defense counsel,
declared:
when this verdict came out OF the
state of Alabama, it shocked the civ
ilized world Why, Because they
could net and would not believe the