The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-14

Gated More forces are being mo-
bilized and picketing will continue.
Workers organizations pledged to
mobilize their membership and con-
tinue picketing every day.
Last night Is delegates from a
score of organizations participated
in an Emergency Free Thaelnann
conference, called by the Comn1u-
mist Party. A committee of nine
was elected to take charge Of or
ganizing this campaign The COM
mittee plans to organize a mass
peoples trial soon.
Arrest 2 More in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June 13-Two
more pickets were arrested in front
of the German Consulate, 1920
Walnut ST., yesterday, making a to-
tai of six, charged with disorderly
conduct. In spite of this open sup
port of the fascists here by the To-
cal police, picketing will continue
this afternoon, and every morning
and afternoon for three weeks. In
addition, various organizations have
made arrangements to picket the
offices Of the North German Lloyd,
Broad and Spruce, next week.
The Women's Leagues, the Two.
branches, LID, John Reed Club,
Office Workers Union, have all
ad op tie d resolutions demanding
Thaelmann's release, and have ar
ranged to picket the consulate, and
to send delegation after delegation
into the Office to demand in person
Thaelmanns freedom.
The John Reed Club Writers
Group has arranged a Free Thael-
mann" night for Sunday, June "a,
at its headquarters, 1856 S. Eighth
ST., and a Free Thaelmann' SYM
postum for later in the month.
Boston Furniture Workers Protest
BOSTON, June 10. - Registered
letters demanding the immediate
release of Ernst Thaelmann have
been sent to Chancellor Hitler and
German Ambassador Luther by the
General Executive Board of the
Furniture Workers Industrial
Union, at its meeting here. A letter
expressing solidarity with his heroic
stand was also sent to Ernst Thael-
mann himself in Moabit Prison,
Berlin.
World Protests
COPENHAGEN, June 10 The
International of Seamen and Har-
Dor Workers has issued an appeal
for Ernst Thaelmann and the other
imprisoned anti-fascists in Ger
many under the headline, Sea
mems Blood Flows in Germany"
johnny Detmer, Hermann Fischer,
Arthur Schmidt, and Alfred
Wehrenberg, four Hamburg sea-
men, were beheaded on May 10 for
revolutionary activity by the Nazi
eXecutiOners. -Four other seamen
were given life terms at hard labor.
Another SIS longshoremen and sea-
men received a total of 300 years in
prison. August Luetgens and nu-
merous others have been murdered
by the Nazi legal murderers. The
appeal continues: after this bloody
verdict in the Red Marine trial
Hitler, Goering and GoebbeLs are
preparing the death sentence for
the longshoreman Ernst Thael-
mann thu I1ncf IF H. oo&; Fona;.4
fighters"
The appeal calls on the long
shoremen and seamen of all coun-
tries to send delegations to visit
Thaelmann in Berlin and the i'm
prisoned seamen in Hamburg. 1t
adds: Let no ship sail for Ger
many without revolutionary Iitera-
ture on board
MADRID, June 13.-A resolution
demanding the immediate freeing
of Ernst Thselmann, the heroic
leader of the German Bolsheviks."
was unanimously adopted at the
First Congress of the Revolutionary
Trade Unions of Spain, represent
ing over 100000 organized workers,
meeting in Madrid.
ROTTERDAM, June 10. - The
crews of four Greek ships, on strike
in this Dutch harbor, voted pro-
test resolution against the Hitherto
plans to murder Ernst Thaelmann,
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